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Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
New York Stock
«»
WEEKLY
-
DEC S 0 1941
....
Exchange
YEARLY
-
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the day.-
No account Is taken of s«eh sales
in
computing
the
for
range
the
II
"
.
i
■
U. S. Government Securities
Below
furnish
we
'
■
,
on
■
..
„
..
,
the New York Stock
Corporation coupon bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
Figures after decimal paint represent one or more 32d of
20
Daily Record of U. S. Fond Prices Dec.
a
Dec. 22 Dec. 23 Dec. 24 Dec. 25 Dec. 26
Also In This Issue
Slate and
City News
Corporation News
QUOTATIONS
New York Curb Exchange
Daily Record of XJ. 8. Bond Prices Dec. 20 Dec. 22 Dec. 23 Dec. 24 Dec. 25 Dec. 26
(High
(Low.
116.10
116.10
115.30
116.10
(Low.
106.7
(Close
115.30
(Close
106.7
Total sales in SI ,000 units...
5
3
Total sales In SI,000 units...
(High
108.22
-( Low.
108.22
Treasuiy
4^8,1047-52.--*
115.30
Treasury
106.7
(High
2Ms, 1950-52-.—
104.5
/High
2Ms, 1952-54..—
-Low.
101.5
(Close
108.22
(Close
104.5
Total sales in $1 ,000 unto...
♦I
Total sales in SI.000 units...
4a, 1044-54..
!v
(High
(High
(Low.
(Close
2Mb, 1956-58—,——Low.
102.26
Total sales in $1 ,000 units...
Total sales in SI ,000 units...
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
102.26
3 lis,
1946-56—.
-V',:
(Close
(High
( Low.
1
100.3
(High
■,
Miscellaneous
:
102.26
*
100.4
100
100.1
(See Index Back Page)
100
100
Low.
100.3
109.4
100
100
(Close
(Close
100.3
100.4
100
100
Total sales in SI .000 units...
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
(High
3 lis,
3 lis.
1943-47
1943-45
3 lis,
1 Low.
(Close
_
2Jis, 1951-53
$1
105.10
105.6
105.3
105.10
105.8
105.2
105.3
105.10
105.8
105.2
105.3
000 units...
1
SI
Total sales in
v/-,:
Cv; 3
■
(Close
..
Total sales in $1,000 units...
38. 1946-48
\
000 units...
"v
'V:
\
Close
107.26
SI ,000 units...
;T
1
107.26
V-
110.10
110.10
2 lis,
units...
1
Low.
|1 ,000
109.6
109.0
units...
6,925,000
8,638,000
462,000
595,000
633,000
700,000
172,000
8,334,000
$33,378,000
$2,732,000
$284,000
$36,394,000
Week Ended Dec. 20
100.9
Exchange
1941
-
S.
1951-54-
Federal i
Mortgage
3Ms. 1944-64...
a,
ijLow.
'
104.21
$284,000
$354,000
2,732,000
33,378,000
3,356,000
34.388,000
$19,288,000
160,004,000
1,889,639,000
$38,613,000
213,754,000
1,391,622,000
$36,394,000
$38,098,000
$2,068,931,000
$1,643,989,000
104.15
Total sales in $1,000 units...
*1
3
Stock and Bond Averages >
104.15
104.21
v
(High
.
3s, 194247
Below
as
.Low.
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Close
109.22
109.17
109.9
109.22
109.17
109.9
(Close
109.22
109.17
109.9
5
2
:'*
Low.
10
I OlOSC
"•/
..
Home Owners'Loan
(High
'otal sates in $1 ,000 units...
104.17
104.17
104.15
104.17
104.15
2
4
110.14
109.19
110.14
109.19
'Close
110.14
109.19
$1 ,000 units...
4
8
(High
105.27
9,1945....— .——(Low.
105.27
(Close
100.29
(Close
100.29
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
roads
stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
ties
13.52
35.85
106.10
90.13
46.05
Total
87.62
Dec. 20.
107.81
24.66
Dec. 22.
106.59
24.38
13.55
35.48
90.44
45.93
108.11
87.59
Dec. 23.
106.34
24.46
13.06
35.47
105.75
90.03
45.75
108.03
87.39
106.67
24.56
13.79
35.61
105.58
89.86
45.80
107.99
87.31
H OL1DA Y
holiiday
Dec. 25.
13.56
24.38
108.95
Dec. 26.
*1
105.86
35.57
105.44
89.60
45.84
107.95
87.21
I
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
..
High
B,
*
Low.
1948
Odd-lot sale3.
t Deferred delivery sale,
BONDS
B,
Note—The
High
Low.
Close
1949-53
bonds.
above
table
includes
only
Transactions in registered bonds
No sales.
sale
coupon
ho
EXCHANGE
N, Y. STOCK
of
Week Ended Dec. 26
-
-
-
-
-- --
--1947-1952
.1944-1954
—..
Treasury 3M8.--.-v.
Treasury 3 Ms
* -
-
i
-—-
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3Ms
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for
Saturday
Monday
Dec.
Dec. 20
—
*
Treasury 3s
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
22
Dec. 23
Dec. 24
Dec. 25
share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
1
the
Friday
Dec.
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCKS
26
Range for Preeiout
$ per
S per
Shares
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2Ms.'
Lowest
:v-'. Par
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Lowest
Highest
$ per share $ per share
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2Ms..--_
47
47% 48%
48% 48%
l()86i610812 *l08%el08%
37%
37%
*32% 37
46
47
46%
46%
6%
6%
6<8
6%
18%
181
♦lfilj 19
10
10
9%
10
35%
37%
37% 37%
'l6
*—-
1%
*—
,316
%
2
100
1%
*—
4
4
%
3%
3%
3%
3%
%
:■
,*12
535
13
*12
6%
*18%
934
35%
*%2
3
*
65
65
47%
46% 47
108% 108% *108%el09
37% 37% *32
36%
*46% 48%
46%
47%
*
4%
3%
13
For footnotes see
6%
19
£1734
2934
36%
10
36®4
%
%
65
"ia4
2
100
6%
3%
3%
12%
page
*32
-V4
3%
12%
1714.
1%
*—
v
Closed-—
1%
4
3%
3%
%2
12
*108%6109
47%
6%
36%
47%
6%
■■■•
18
Abbott Laboratories...No par
46
Feb 21
50
4M% conv preferred....100
108
Dec 12
40
Abraham & Straus.*..No par
Acme Steel Co
25
2,300
600
8,400
18
300
10
9%
Adams
Express
No par
Adams-Millis Corp
Address-Miutigr
No
par
Day
Sept 25
54%Sept 23
5134 Jan
5% Apr 22
8% Dec
24% Aug
15% Jan
6
2,800
11,800
Corp.....10
9% Dec 19
Air Reduction Inc.....No par
34% Nov29
%2
2,500
Air Way El Appliance. .Wo par
M Dec 22
15*766
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co... 100
Alaska Juneau Gold Min—.10
1%
*—
%
334
3%
11%
1%
100
Albany <fc Susq RR Co
100
73
Sept
9
134 Dec 10
4
99%Aug
% Jan
8
6
10% Jan
9
5,200
2,100
..No par
5M% Pf A with $30 war.100
5M% Pf A without war.100
3% Dec 10
300
$2.50 prior conv pref.lW) par
11% Dec 25
Allegheny Corp
Jan
Sept 26
"18*.400
-
3
July 28
% Jan 14
75
Aug 9
5
9% Aug 27
21% Apr
3
May
30
May
34% May
4% May
16% June
12% June
36%June
45
% Dec 10
3% Dec 10
92
6«
3%
3%
11%
'
101
5
2173.1 Deo 24
49% Dec
6
36%
65
124
37% Dec 18
35%
*-..
5534 Sept 20
43% Dec 10
%
%2
100
4634
*--
9%
%
3%
12
Stock
Exchange
36% Christmas
65
.1.1%
100
6%
1734
46*%
'
Bid
&
Range
or
k2
Sines
Asked
Jan. 1
Low
1946-1956
-1943-1947
1943-1945
1944-1946
M 8
J
1 108.12 113.18
*110.11110.20
*103.25
O
O
......
D
A
High
8 115.30121.26
115.30
D
A
No. Low
Hinh
116.10
cl08.22el08.22
A 0
J
1*05.3
111.13115.7
104.2
*104.2
104,10
105.2
105.10
*108.8 108.17
*110.11110.20
103.30107.25
104.4
"
15 105 2
108.6'
109.9
108.20112.12
112.7
114.9
107.26
107.26
1 107.21111.21
110.10
110.10
1 110.4
109.6
109.6
1 107.14112.13
113.9
Year 1940
EXCHANGE
Week
share
Ratios Since Jan. 1
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
Treasury 2M«
$ per share
Friday's
1946-1949 J D
1949-1952 J D
1946-1948 J D
1951-1955 M S
Treasury 3 Ms
Treasury 3 Ms
Sales
Range
Sale
U. S. Government
Treasury 4s.......
SALE PRICES
Last
Price
v
\
,
Treasury 4Ms
HIGH
gh
were:
1otal sales in SI ,000 units...
LOW AND
Week's
Friday
t Cash sale.
.Close
'otal sales in $1 ,000 units...
|
108.18
(High
(Low.
IMS, 1945-47
2
.
109.29
(Low.
1942-44
105.27
'otal sales in SI ,000 units...
(High
2 Ms,
15
Utili¬
Dec. 24.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
(Low.
20
Rail¬
trials
104.15
—(Low,
(Close
3s, series A, 1944-52-•
10
30
Indus¬
Date
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(Low.
(Close
1otal sales in
Bonds
Stocks
(High
2J*S, 1942-47-
(High
8,1960-65.—.
the daily closing averages of representative
on the New York Stock Exchange
are
stocks «nrf bonds listed
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
.(Low.
if
204,456,732
.1*
101.15
104.21
1
.
(Low.
(Close
1958-63
162,206,396
■.
c-*
**-.
Total..
(Hign
(Low.
(Close
■
3s, 1944-49
'otal sales in $1 ,000 units...
9,
1940
4,182,504
Total sales in *1,000 units...
$1 ,000 units...
1956-59—
1941
Railroad & Industrial..
Foreign
(High
arm
Bonds
■
U. S. Government
(Close
j
(Close
—
1940
6,294,365
Stocks—No. of shares.
(Close
(High
'otal sales in
Jan. 1 to Dec. 26
New York Stock
100.9
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
(Low.
$1
7,600,000
HOLI DAY
7,462,000
6,294,365
Total-'*--—-c1-
100.9
(Low.
2s, 1953-55
.000 units...
'otal sales in
13,000
52,000
1,411,108
''
1,1948-51.—-
6,915,000
HOLI DAY
Tuursday
(Hign
(High
(Low.
(Close
1945-47
1,419,922
1,374,920
...
Sales
$3,791,000
7,423,000
9,246,000
$11,000
36,000
Total sales In $1,000 units...
109.6
(Close
Total tales in
1,459,865
;
j Low.
(Close
.V.
,000 units...
SI
$312,000
Friday.*——,.
(High
2s, 1951-55
(Close
1955-60
Total sales in
$3,438,000
(Close
110.10
.(High
2 lis.
628,550
Wednesday
DAY
Low.
•*
s
Bond
Bonds
Total sales in $1,000 wits...
(High
(Low.
Total Males in If ,000
HOLI¬
(High
2s, Dee. 1948-50-
Government
Bonds
Monday......
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
107.26
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Tuesday
1948-1950—..(Low.
HOLI¬
DAY
(Cl08C
Total sales in
<
United States
and Miscell.
Saturday.....
(High
2s, March
—
(High
(Low.
3s, 1951-65......
Dec. 26, 1941
Railroad
Number of
Shares
Week Ended
Low,'
Total sales in $1,000 units...
,000 units...
—
Stocks,
(High
2s, 1947.
;;v:
(Close
SI
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
2tfs, 1954-56—-Low.
......(Low
1949-52
Total sales in
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
(High
(High
3 lis,
158
Low.
...
i,
(High
(Low.
(Close
1946-49
100
28
9
Close
105.10
1944-46
>"
*4
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
(Low.
(Close
Total sales in
3 lis,
2Ms 1967-72—
$1 ,000 units—
Total sales in
.
-■
-
,
\
point.
-U
,
Exchange
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage
a
year.
W——y
Feb
Treasury 2 Ms
Apr
Nov
Treasury 2Ms
60
9
27%
Apr
19%
Jan
Treasury
Jan
Treasury
% Mar
:
4
100
May
May
Dec
3g June
534 June
4% May
7
May
106.9
106.10109.24
107.17
107.27110.9
*108.4
108.13
109.9
109.22
*108.26
107.2
"16
109.3
109.19
•
-
107.1
105.27
110.22
111.18
106.31111.25
-
12 107.8
110.14
105.27
1960-1965 J D
D
..*;*....... .1945 J
........1948 M £
.......1949-1953 J D
Treasury 2 Ms
58%
*108
*107.8
112.24
2 105.10108.14
Jan
147
46%
Treasury 2Ms
77
Mar
Treasury
Treasury
7
Jan
Treasury
3s May
60
Treasury 2 Ms
70 %
1955-1960 M S 103.6
1945-1947 M 5
1948-1951 M S
1951-1954 J D
1956-1959 M S
1958-1963 J D
100
Jan
Treasury
1% Jan
14% Dec
12% Jan
Treasury
Treasury
24
Dec
1950-1952 M S
2 Ms...
1952-1954 M S
2Ms..
1956-1958 M S
2 Ms
.1967-1972 M S
2Ms......-.--1951-1953 J D
2Mb.-.
.... 1954-1956 J D
2s
_..............1947 J D
2s
..Mar 15 1948-1950 M S
2s
Dec 15 1948-1950 J D
2s
1951-1955 J D
Treasury
Treasury 2s
*103.21 106.30
—
—
*105.27
*
.
.....
4
1953 1955
For footnotes see page 1715.
./
D
-
107.16109.22
^
....
105.2
118.18
5 102.8
106.16
109.7
102.26
"166""
102.26
1 102
100,
100.4
*104.20104.29
201 100
104.5
*104.25105.2
*104.8
*104.4
104.13
100.9
100.9
*103.6
103.14
105.9
103.16
103.5
*
106.27
103.5
107.4
104.28106.28
104.17
*101.10101.1°
108.9
5 105.4
105.7
104.5
*
-
106.4
.--WW
100.24104.4
104.12106.21
5 100.9
100.9
101.24105.7
tea,
THE
1706
Tuesday, December 30,* 1941
•
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
fer",.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Week's
Friiay
PRICES
LOW ANO HIGH SALE
..
8TOCX8 U'
YORK STOCK
NEW
t
Range Since Jan.
.
On Basis of
'
Dec4 20
Dec.
Dec. 26
$ per share
$ per share
Dec. 24 >
23
Dec.
22 >
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 25
Wednesday
Timaa'i
Monaai
EXCHANGE
,
5
14')
138
11
137
11
11%
*11;
12%
12
15%
*14
27%
*18%
%
18%
15
53%
20%
20%
45
46%
42
42
27%
*1%
175
20
4
26%
27%
1%
10
18%
65
19
30%
65%
19%
65%
i
19%
*108
110
*108
110
108
108
*107
96
96
97
97
*15
97
95
95
90
*12%
5%
7'8
1878
5%
*12%
187g
*12%
*5
5'
*5
17%
17%
5%
19
5%
*7%
7?s
17%
*04%
17%
957S
58
*12%
h
%
18%
5%
U
13%
10
5%
»»
H
2%
2%
45
*25
41
40
-
81
82
6%
6%
38%
8%
38%
8%
81
■83
8%
8%
87«
81%
8%
8?8
7
40
7
*7
81
81
8%
9
8%
8%
3%
4
3%
3?8
18%
19
18%
19%
3%
18%
v;
18%
°16
"
22
22%
"■
•
3%
*
167
10%
••
k
'
*
167
~h~
■
167
,
5178
7%
7%
7's
31%
31%
7%
31%
39
.38%
39%
14378 14378 ♦143% 145%
*7%
7%
7%
I97g ,20%
92% 02 7g
7%
197S
2%
*55%
4%
*70%
37g
47%
26%
26%
2%
66
2%
*o5 %
4%
70%
3%
4%
71
4
47%
*47
14
*13
8%
*7S
31
9
8%
1
31
>;
1
30%
3
3%
3%
59%, 59%
59%
70%
*40
23%
*55
231.
23
*67j
3%
*77%
3%
92%
5%
82%
*«6
80
«%
7%
*--
5%
*21%;• 6
25%
57%
19
•
.23%)
86
26
57%
*3%
C
'
49
27%
27%
14
14
141.1
15
28%
*14%
111% 111% *111%
8%
8%
8%
1%
%
31%
*108% 111
30%
...' 3%
3
58
70%
22%
70%
23%
:
6%
3%
3%
21%
3%
921-2
8%
92%
5%
3%
■.
41
,6-%
5%
*
3%
*—
79%
82
79%
*75
82%
*75
84
*76
'82%
♦76
*76
pref...No par
7% preferred....1(M)
S3 conv prior
5%
2.400
No par
8,700 Armstrong Cork Co
-.5
700 Arnold Constable Corp
7
IOO
.
.
21
21
84
85%
83
84
83
85
26%
25%
57%
18%
28%
26%
27
26%
27%
21.000
58
57%
58
59
59%
2,800
191.1
19
19%
18%
19%
191
58%
19%
32
42
,
v
44%
24
23%
♦105
6%
.49
♦09
109%
6%
400 Atl G & W I S3 Lines
;
21
-
3%
50
6% preferred
1,509
No par
100 Atlas Powder
5% conv preferred.... * .100
90
116% 116%
8%
8%
2%
1
5% preferred
100
1,100
—.25
8,400 Atlantic Refini ig_.
4% conv pref series A...100
Atlas Corp.
5
Tbooo
49
70%
Atch
5% preferred
...100
7,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR.,.100
32
44%
33%
26
5% preferred- —
-100
Topeka & Santa Fe.. 100
550
No par
1,200 Atlas Tack Corp
-No par
1,300 Austin Nichols
85 prior A
No par
110
16.200 Aviation Corp of Del (The).-3
2%
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1951
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24
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1947
Cuba
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..1953
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10
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6
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v
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14
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32
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8
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.
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2
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9
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1963
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57
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77
544
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1950
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Dec
35
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4924
4844
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7
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0
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.
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Jan
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8
81% Sept 18
8
.
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7
17% Dee 20
50
--...5
11,800 Barsudall Oil Co
2,400 Bath Iron Works Corp——..1
_
53
if N
I
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-
28
4544
-
Apr
2% Dee 10
18%
21%
77
4544
-
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3% Dee 10
8%
15%
5344
1- External
175% Mar
89% Apr
91% Apr
12
4% preferred100
4,500
50
1,900 Bangor & Aroostook
Conv 5% preferred
100
1,040
Barber Asphalt Corp....--10
2,200
1,000 Barker Brothers.—. --No par
18%
0044
>4
81
44
Feb
18
May
101%
16.500 Baltimore & Ohio—------100
5%% pref erred.
54
7444
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83% June
2%
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54
Jan
23%
99% Jan 11
.8% Aug 8
4%
3%
9',i
6%
28%
S
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65% Dee 2.3
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61
Fib 14
2% Dee 9
■f 40%May 13
22% Feb 14
4%
21
76
7744
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7.900 Baldwin Loco Works v t C—13
9
53
.
Jan
12%
13%
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62
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t 70
Feb
152% May
5% May
13%
2'8
3%
20%
55
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B
13
55
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86
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21
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57%
54
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i
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I
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4
9
Sept 11
23% Dee
112
7% 2d preferred-------IOO
21
76U
Apr ...1972
58
••
Assoc Investments Co.No par
21%
Mav
9% May
9
78
21%
5854
6.844
■v'-
11 «s Feb
41% Deo
-
Sept 24
29% Aug
65
6844
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May
139
22% Sept 17
Jan
0424
75 44
Mar
.
May
11
7
44
Witli deel aratlon
12% Mar
49%
3% Dee 10
78
1744
89
91
00 54
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74% NPV
.19% May
9
i
21%
-
5
Jan
91
2744
1744
74'*".*
Jan
64
30% May
0
14
07
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10V Jau
163
23
159
6-% 1st preferred.-—J_—100
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122
13% Jan 14
Aug
Jan
Jan
Jan
24
06 4a
:
18% Nov
2
Jan 21
98
11
7
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67
•'% External
Mar
Ian
Jun
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5% Dec
9
D
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A
Mir
-
48% May
4
9
100
81
121
9% May
9
;
"
5%
25
4% May
9
No par
2,000 Artbora Corp
7% preferred....-...-—100
-.1
4,8o5 Associated Dry Goods.-
3%
92%
21%
31 »2
31%
31% 32% *31% 33%
H 42% 42% *40% 43
43% 431"
24
24
24%
24%
26%
21% 25%
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109%
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109%
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6%
6%
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6%
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69
69
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68%
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115
115
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118
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8%
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2%
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20% 20%
22%i
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20% 20%
3%
3%
3%
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3%
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3%
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21
5%
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,
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600,Archer Daniels Midl'd .No par
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13,300
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135
Dee
Copper Mining.——20
2,500
1%
58%
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6%
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8%
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2%
3%
39
6%
-
1,400 Anchor Hook Glass Corp. 12.50
101
$5 div preferred.
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—
♦1
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Anaconda W & Cable.-No par
530
26%
15
*8
70
*55
3,500 Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt——1
200
85 pri or g onv pref... -—- 2 5
32,300 Anaconda Copjoer
4
43% Dee
xl43
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1144
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Mar
90
(43% Dee
27
115% Dee 26
25
————100
3%
!•% Mav
19 %
168%
73%
74%
11 %M iy
.No par
1,700 American Woolen.—— No par
27
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5%
5%
82
58%
7%
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8%
1%
31%
101% 109
3
3%
58
70%
23%
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—
6% Dee 26
113
Feb 19
81*
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27,200 Am Water Wks & Elec.Aro par
100
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47
51
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155
O
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714
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9 '*4
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8% Dae 10
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400
4%
48
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.
22%
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10
10
63%
Mar 13
■
70%
3%
3%
26%
3%
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26%
59%
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26%
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6% preferred*
100
Mat
38
26
29% Dee 26
4,103 Am Type Founders lac——10
14
8,800 American Viscose Corp
72
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53--—1958
Apr
57 '
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1194
1124
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6<s Jan
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40% July 29
45% July 28
Dee 10
29
139
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2
May
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,
138
Common class B
Apr
73% Jan
;
Amer Steel
25,600
2%
2%
70%
4%
70
Dee 10
4% Dee 10
6
Dee 10
Co.-.IOO
—25
9,-100 American Tobacco.
45%
♦144
1-48%
3%
3%
23% 25%
*113% 115
2%
68%
Dee 10
50
•
100
8
12% Sept
41% Mav
7% Jan 10
165% Aug 15
15% Jan 6
9
———109
500 Am Sumatra Tobacco.
4t34
26
■
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,
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Apr
M ir
46% Jan 13
39
Jin 13
1.7*2 D3? 10
3%
Dee 17
Feb 17
35,700 Amer Telep & Teleg
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28%
27%
13%
1%
31
2%
V;
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25%
9
25%
114% 114%
4%
'V
267g
27
*111% V-_
*1H%
*47
378
25%
3%
70%
>:
3%
148
*143
65%
4%
3%
45%
44
44%
44%
A
8% Aor
Dec
26% Aug 30
3% Jan 13
J in 24
21% Dee 23
No par
1,700 American Stove Co
2,800 American Sugar Refining—100
Preferred
100
1,000
115% 120'g
121
155
Foundries.-No par
5,300 American Stores....—No par
15
.
./
Apr
66%
.
Mav
6
Dee
.38
May
35
r• '
8
2244
2144
744
744
944
J
6% Apr
6%Sept 17
23
%6 Dee 26
7
19?g
92
15
15
121
44\
2% V 2%
65%
70
71
47%
23%
26%
13%
28%
26%
2%
70
4%
■
15
13«4 Jan
2% Feb 15
23%
Jan
23
23 44
944
J
Jan
24%
"h)i
J
With declaration
18
17% Jan 10
95%June 21
15% A K 24
111
Mir 4
-100
..—25
—.
59
24:>|
59% May
1%
30% Oct 7
4% Jai 8
13% Jin 27
Feb 14
Jan
7%
May
3
•
9%
19%
91%
92
92
6% preferred.'
20,300
2% Sept
7% Dee 10
i
——-
-
3,500 American Sniff
18%
6%
20
Preferred.
9
8% Dee 10
100
444% conv preferred
10
8
11124
1955
External 5s of 1927
1957
External g 444s of 1928..... 1956
^♦Austrian (Govt) s f 7s
1957
May
65% May
51% Aug
77i.i Dee 10
American News Co....No par
"M
*137% 142
7'1
120
1
1,800 jAmerican Seatia? Co.-No par
230 fAiner Ship Building Co .No par
Amer Smelting & Refg.No pa
7'i
28 44
1/ S
Australia Com'wealth 5s
3
2
3
6% Dee 24
38
Dee 26
-
7%
7%
32%
38% 39%
*143% 145%
29% 30%
*31
9
*15
100
255
105
K?
J
f 7s series C.
8 f extl conv,.ban 4s
3% Mar
6% Apr
2% Jan
28% Jail
9% Mai
Junpo
33% Aug 29
2% Dsc 26
i-
2,700 American Safety Razor—18.50
9%
23
1
s
S f extl conv loan
23
4%
Nov
20
4%
9,
.19%
■
5,200
5i7g
18
20
19%
92
92
9278 92%:
15
15
15%
15%
*15%
15%
125
123
121% 123
124% 125%
44
44%
45
45% >44% 45%
46
44% 45%
44'g
45% 46'8
148
*143
143% 148% *145% 150
37g
3% V 3%
3%
37g
37S
25-g
25%
25% 20
25% 25%
113% 113%
113% 113% *113
142
142
7%
7%
19%
30
29%
30
29%
*137% 142
*137% 143
*137% 143
.17
17%
177«
17%
17%
1?7«
*J
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
23
23
J
\
2% May
-
1% Dse
8*5 preferred. —
-No par
9,303
80,000 Am Rad & Stand San'y .No par
Preferred
-100
25
20,500 American Rolling Mill
10
4%
4%
23
O
Arge itf-ic (N itio iHl Goveratnent)—
8 f external 4Hs——-—-—-1948 M.V
S f est conv ban 4'^s
1971 M.V
15% Apr
10% May
38% Jan
May 15
43
27,100 Amer Power & i43ht--.N0 par
80 preferred.........No par
7,600
165
51%
38%
27
;
"3% conv preferred
50
9r30C American Locomotive-No par
Preferredrii'-i:—Y ; Yk ik- 400
705
""130
4
50%
.4
4
1947
.-.1948
J
-91% Mar
3% Jun
% Dec
2 4% 3 apt 19
DeelO
Products...1
Ho par
5,800 Amer Internal Corp...No par
Moo American Invest Co of III—1
18%
"9%
31%
2
May
1% Jan
11% Anr 15
Feb 14
pref.—i—100
6;3O0 American Ice
200
6% non-cam
.
22%
18
F
10344
103 44
—
Apr
8% Jan
Sep'
T%.May
28% Sept 19
3% Jan 13
29
preferred—-——50
6% preferred
21%
3%
4%
6% conv
1.600 American Home
®ni
10
11 Dee
80
300
10
2,300 Amer Hawaiian 83 Co
.1,900 American Hide,& Leather... I
26%
165
87
120
*
D
..1980
Municipal
Antwerp (City) external
With deel ration.
—
Feb
9%
r
-.75
6% Aug
2
9
14% Feb 15
1% Dee 10
■
N0 par
2d preferred A —Ho par
preferred.
-..No par
preferred.
1,203 Amer Mach & Metals—No par
2.10G Amer Metal Co Ltd.--No par
4
..
50%
4%
4%
47S
.
"9%
19
51
52%
'
$7
2,300
1,700
8
Nov
13
4% May
19% Aug. 6
•% Dee 11
9.500 Amer & For'n Power.—No par
5% Mav
>
95% Sept ll
178 Jau
78
3% Jin
Nov 27
8% Aug 29
9% Feb 19
J m 7
10
Sugar
37fj
18%
18%
3%
t
703 American Crystal
■
22%
21%
17%
18%
"9%
10%
51%
52%
22
22% ■21%
1778
18%
4
378
18 '77
18%
4
J
York City
1945
-'.1945
♦External s f 7s series D
19 45
.♦External u f 7s 1st"erles... 1957
♦External sec s f 7s 21 series. 1957
Y 4External sec s 17a 3d series. 1957
Jan
23%
13% May
8% Jan 24
4% Dee 10
4% Feb 17
5,700 Amer Mach & Fdy Co .No par
716
103.2
ltd sink fund 6s
"ltdsink fund 6a
♦External
*
9% Mar 27
•
*24%
103
101.5
D
♦External s f 7s series B...%
Nov
Mav
9
241;
2412
•«
'2
V
65
9
300
1.
25
24%
24%
%
101.4
J
Nnrvvav) 4s.1968
♦Astloiuia (Dent) coll 7s A...1945
33% Mav
Mav
£17
Chicle
107.26
104.6
-
..I....1945-1947
140% May
84
*115
120
Mav
115
8%
'
24%
24%
4%
4%
7%
7%
7%
31% 31%
32
33% 40%
30% 40
*142% 14378 *142% 14378
31
31%
29%
31%
,
19
18
34
May
38
3%
18%
102.15103
Akershus (Ki ig of
Dec
May
8%
Day
♦
♦
Jan
16%
185
112
25%
2%
6%
Christmas
Dec
Mav
100
*81%
Closed-—
85%
Jan
38
4
*115
120
*115
120
*115
120
8%
8%
87S
*100.13100.21
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
Jan
June
Jan 21
2%
*8%
Exchange
-
Foreign Govt. &
2 v July
Oot
104
Jan
3484 July 22
79% J lly 11
23% Jan
16% Dee 10
103.3
S
Jan
45%
135
Ma\
121
2%
25%
vYStockYs;
2%
2%
2%
2%
26
*25
26
*25
.
Mav
1>4
2
95% Jan 10
Feb 15
53
Oet 23
185
16f% Dei 28
23
A or 19
108':
100.9
If
....
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series O..... 1.
New
9% Mav
115
32
441.1
1%
Dee 23
28
128
Aug
10 4.4
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17
1%
1%'
57
3
*104.23 104.31
101.15 et04.1£el04.21
J
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Anr
75
■
5% June
is
104.28107.28
H
/
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J
elOO^OelOOl^O
.1942-1944 I
3s series A
2
•
130%
—
14
58% Apr
.21
Jum
Jun<
High
1944-1940 WN
1942-1947
_.1942-1947
1^3series M.
Apr
Dee 24
30
44%
45
44%
1%
1%
3
2%
3
45
44%
1%
25%
1%
6
35
Jin
June
.
Jan
2%
18
95
•18%
1%
*31%
45
25%
*4%
7%
*31%
30
31%
1%
51%
30%
2%
45
10
17%
1%
*15%
31%
2%
30 7g
*165
11"
2%
30%
2%
*23%
%
2178
17%
378
1%
8
1
No. Low
High
Nov
107
l,i
18
*16%
30%
32%
*115
18%
1
16%
2%
18%
%
18%
°3S
30%
*30%
4%
%
18%
1%
16%
2%
S%
6
30
32%
*4
*5%
13%
*7
'
5%
2
9% A 1?
47% D33
■*
,.
38% Mai
12% Mai
41% Ja-
;
58% J in
5*2 A or 22
39
;
3% Cnrpnrate Stock
41% Dee 23
947g v(;J%80
6% 1st preferred—
100
%
1,800 American Encaustic Tiling—1
6
.400 Amer European S3C3—Nd par
Sg
*5%
•v.: %
*1
-
.
Jan.
05 60
Heme O vners' Loan Carp—
Apr
Jan
D»n
1:: 18
Jun
2%s
41V Jan
1% Ma\
9% May
Sept 15
8%
79
Mav
11
63% July 22
2 2% Dae
3» Dee 10
16%
9%
21% Mav
4
Jan
..
100
17%
*93%
93%
30%
*2%
*31
,
93%
%
30%
18
...
17%
•%
1%
30%
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17%
94%
18
19
*16%
1%
25%
2'8
17%
V
5%
%
*30%
45
8
*1%
*16%
1%
1%
«8
Low
-.1944-1964
i._
31
Ho par
Am Coal Co of Albth Co NJ 2-5
"""300 American Colortype Co——10
Am Comm'l Alo )hol Corp—20
1,100
5%
8
17%
*931"
%
5%
20
14% Feb 28
Feb 19
40
—1
5% conv preferred—
400 American
5%
8%
9
Apr 12
41% Feb 14
25
100
,
19
*12%
19
% Dee
10
5,500 American Car & Fdy—Na par
Preferred—v.—-—100
1,200
2,300 Am Chain & Cable Inc.Nn par
93
8%
—.
.
Preferred
100
8%
'•
17%
95
*93%
6%
%
*5
*3
l4%Mtr 13
Juu
—
3s
Anr
14
4% Mai
21% Aug 13
1% Aug 5
Jm
10
17,100 American Can
110
110
37
20% Dee 10
5,100 Am Brake Shoe & Fdy.Nn par
A).' 14
40
5%% onv prof.... — -.100 rl2i%
Mar 18
1
10.500 Amer Cable & Radio Corp.-l1
100
55
9
87
50
.•
1,800 American Bosch Cnm.
19%
19%
*108
6% preferred
120
S net 17
Oat 29
9
Dee
.5
preferred—...--50
5,300 American Bank Note
45
4
60%
59%
167% 167%
30%
29%
66
63%
60%
168
29%
44%
5%
27
*125% 130%
1%
1%
I'
1%
59%
*155
6% conv
s
10
24'2 Dee 10
No par
1,600 Amerada Corp
1.600 \m Agrlc Chem (Del)..No par
10
3,700 Am Airlines Inc
21
26%
*125% 130%
59
65%
18%
66:
66
63%
10%
18%
41%
*155
175
175
29%
287g
20%
*165
30
20%
60%
42%
5%
*41%
*3%
3%
67
62%
50
5%
27%'
1%
1%
1%
1%
64%
2!%
41%
5%
'
100
54
54
;; 21
4!%
'.'4
126
18%
%
14
43%
41%
128
125
125
62%
*105
4
28
3%
27%
125
*121
42
18%
%
14
135% J'in<'
8% Mav
14% Apr 24
71%May 14
Ho par
19,300
50) Ybha Portland Cem..Ho par
800 Amalgam Leather Co Inc
1
Vllis-Chalmnrs Mil
27%
54%
20%
20%
44%
5%
5%
41%
3%
27%
■*
15%
63 7g
53%
20%
44%
5?g
5%
3%
27%
3%
18%
5s
5s
Fib 1
11% Dee 10
5% preferred*...— 109
600
20%
10 4
3'^s
26% May
12% Apr
182
Since
r>
Asked
Federvl Farm M )rtgagc Cirn—
shnre
per
15% Mav
6% June
2
As
Range
§w
Friday's
Bid
%
Highest
share 5
per
0
167% July 28
13
Aug 27
133*4 Dee 24
Ho par
3,900 Allied Mills Cj Inc
14,800 Allied Stores Cor.).....No pa*
81
*79%
80"
*14
15
53
53%
42
5%
18%
%
*14
21
45%
5%
*20%
*45%
27%
*13%
*14
511
51
26%
28%
5%
5%
5%
11%
13
6
$
share
iter
25% Jit
11% Jin
17% Dee 9
4% D)1 20
—5
Allied KUCo
100
S
% per Share
Par
:1
,,
4,400 Mghny Lud Stl Corp..No par
2,500 lllen Indmtri53 Inc.—i.k. 1
6,500 \IIl3d Obmical & Dye.Nn par
138%
12%
13
12%
80
27%
18%
8.1
1
20%
%
!37
*11
127g
5%
5i.i
*76
82
:*.* 81
478
5
135% 137
*11
1%%
80
12%
,
5%
5%
5U
81's
27%
13%
20%
*1S%
5
4%
137
12
12
5'8
V- *7012
6
Shares
21%
4%
20%'
4%
20%
20%
207g
21
Lowest
Sale t
Price
U. S. Govonmant (Cancl.)
-■•
2078
20%
2078
4-ifl
5
130
130t4
*11
IU2
20^8
$ per share
$ ver share
$ *•er share
$ rer share
Highest "1
Lowest
.
Range or
Last
fcl
EXCHANGE
Iv Week Ended Deo. 26
N. Y-
Year 1940
.
Saturday
i'v'-l';
i
bonds
Range for Previous
-Vf
lOO-SVire Lots
120
Jan
0
8% July 29
17
Oct
7
4l%Scpt 18
,
105
102
May
7% June
10
127
07g
Nov
67%
24% Mav
3«%
D
J
44 44
"26"
"20 "
15 1962 4(9 "24%
"2344
With deel iration....
External gold 544s..-------1965
With declaration.
Jau
Apr
Apr
Apr
J
FA
1942
Denmark 20-year extl 6s.
External g 444s.....Apr
.
,
With (led iration,
—
For footnotes see page
.--———
1715.
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60
Volume 154
Number 4026
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Dec. 20
Range or
Sale
Asked
cfe
Low '
High
70
No. Low
*60
69
1969 A
O
*60
75
O
61
61
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67
70
i
69
63
61
\
27
|
6
.7
1907 J
Dec.
.
S rer share
shah
11%
ll^a
61*
J
71*
*8%
61*
8%
.
59%
•59
119% 119%
*24% 26:
15% 15%
5%
5%
14%
14%
*10% 11
*60
75i
118
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9
.
18%
29%
•
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8 f
60%
.
118
23%
24%
16C16
5%
14%
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57S
14%
11
.
V 75
*60
■18%
29%
18%
29%
20%
1878
18%
28%
92
92
41
18
19%
18%
20
41%
18%
19
19%
19%
20'
19%
1978
*1%
1J4
29%
1%
29%
1%
29%
17
17
i
51
I
A/N
With declaration.-
j".D
French Republic 7s stamped... 1949
261*
601*
601*
.601*
With declaration
601*
261*
98
91
7s unstamped
■
67
*17%
7%
15%
93
641*
1949
*27
j
17%
7%
*42%
15%
15
♦5Ha of 1930 stamped..
1905 J D
115*
'
♦51*8 unstamped........1965
♦5)*Hsptd (Canadian holder) 1905
•[[♦German Rep exti 7s stamped. 1949
♦7s unstamped
1949
♦Greek Government
s
3
44
43
J
D
V'k
1908
♦6s part paid
112
26%
1908
45
41*
With declaration
|
"lj* "l5~
15
15
2%
f ♦Hamburg (State) 6»
38 %
60
60
-...1940
11%
22%
6%
With declaration.
26
H ♦Heidelberg(German)ext 71*8.1950
J
Helsingfors (City) extl61*S.... 1960 A O
With declaration
27
40% M%
47%
....—........
53
53
14%
7%
14%
900
43
41%
41%
*41%
*7i#
89
%
1,800
Brooklyn & Queens Tr.Wo
par
,f
1
800
Bclyn-Mauh'Transit..JVo
par
|
8%
7,000
30
30
30
13
13%
12%
12%
1,909
7h
7%
*105% 110
7%
4,800
Bucvrus-Erle Co...
2%
•71*s secured s f g...
♦7s secured s f g—
♦Sinking fund 71*8
ser
J
60
3
0
16
16%
53
53
*52%
5%
54
54
54
5%
2%
6%
2%
5%
16
4%
18%
4%
4%
18%
18%
2%
4%
18%
2%
41*
"A
F
5
J
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75
55
D
M
6
S
J
1
J
56
%
5%
2%
6%
6%
6%
88
88
87
10%
6%
10
With declaration
'
75
10%
30
10
A
45
K;
56
♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s 1957
AO
3M
3%
3%
561*
314
0%
13
6
12%
5%
11%
12%
12
11%
12
1%
37%
80
6%
2,200
6%
88%
89
10%
10%
25
*24
*31%
2%
*60%
2%
60
60%
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*117
118
F
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19%
119%
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70
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71*
70
70
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4?*
41*
5
35*
31*
5
O
s
f 61*s
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17
17%
98%
16
15
99
15%
15
1%
*24
83
25%
600
2%
2%
3,900
*
6OI0
*117
36%
7
6%
67
68
*5%
'3% ; 3%
•;
32%
6%;
30
OH
8
0H
81*
1254
13
32
32%
,*95%
9%
95*
95*
OH
♦Montevideo (City) 7s.... — .1952 J D
54
1
•
3%
1%
1%
A
Externals f 5s
Apr 1958 .4 O
Norway external 6s
1943
67
*1%
157«
F
8%
4
8%
3%
15%
*38
j
16
39%
*38
52:
"71%
*50%
External 6a...i
1944
With declaration.-—:--
m
With declaration
691*
50 H
"fok
~
"50k
'
50
51
511*
3114
8614 *
851*
8614
341*
O
47
45
471*
1963
4s s f extl loan
V
41
•[[♦Nuremhurg (City) extl6S...1952
"46)4 ""43k "471*
FA
11""
"44"
47
44
9::
400
6,600
23
42
4514
261*
25>*
22
261*
♦Pernambuco (State of) 7s....1947 M a
♦Peru (Rep of) external 7s
1959 M 5
♦Nat Loan extl s f 6s 1st ser.. 1900 J D
s
f 6s 2d ser. .1961 A
For footnotes see page 1715.
O
*60
|
33
645*
104
57
9014
641*
595*
581*
51
81
-70?*
104
2
102 % 1051*
"8"
8
W:5
65*
11J*!
7%
7
7
7%
19
614
1014
7
71*
107
61*
71*
64
7
7
■■
81*
6
99
15%
3
31%
32%
90
6
3
400
1,800
500:
31%
95%
*%
32%
95%
3%
1%
8%
*95
%
3
98
8% Nov
Octt
Jan
30
35% Nov
17% May
21%
12% May
"7% Txx
2
Jail
"l2% "Jan
May
5%
Apr!
5% May
16%
4% May
7%
17% May
2% May
8% May
39
May
23%
Oct,
Jan
Apr
Sept,
6
5
13%
Jan<
82
Nov
9
May
15%
Sept 18
14
May
Nov 13
Jan "
50% July
1
May
26% Feb
52% Mar
Jan
»16
1,000
27g
27«
1,700
1%
•
1%
8%
3%
2,000
1%
1%
' 8%
8%
3%
3%
Cham Pap & Fib Co
1,200
1,000
;
100
9%'
9%
*90
....
84
'
83
84%
800:
12
%
1
39
*38%
39
38%
100
52
53
38%
*50%
%2
2,500
:
%S
%6
%2
332
332
3:!2
2,300
1.200
8%
11%
41%
43
42
25%
10!)
100
100
*650
11
12%
800
2
30%
76""
ni~
26%
2514
*
100
100
*79%
'
82%
S3
82%
83%
43
34%
142
*640
800
*640
800
*640
.15%
%
1%
15%
%
1%
11
11%
*101% 105
12%
12%
106
14%
14%
%
1
106
15
%
1
9,500
3478
4,400
20
2,700
100
5,900
1,700
370
800
'
*'i«
11%
11%
1
45%
43%
45%
43%
45%
43
1
*%
11
117«
%
n8
11%
12
11%
1%
11%
11%
1
1%
45lo
45%
45%
45
43
43
43%
43%
1%
45%
43%
For footnotes see page
11%
%
11%
%
320
7,900
3,300
98,900
12
11%
1%
1178
1%
45
46
43%
43%
2,500
350
27
Dec
18
9
Dec 26
2
26
70% Oct 17
109% Dec 10
24
May 23
81
par
7% May
9
53% May
8% Ocl
85
2
24
14%
Jail
98
Feb
*60
Jan
4%
40%
133
74% Nov
33% Jan 10
May
105
Sept
43% Mar
9
48
25% May
41%
45%
82% Dec 24
106
50
Jan
25% May
131
740
16% Sept 17
100
% Deo 26
145
Dec
141
Mar
63
Feb
10% May
Nov 13
94
9
3% Aug
2% Sept
May
12% May
24
4%
5%
6
Oct
Dec 17
21% Jan
6
16
May
Deo 18
21
6
16
May
1
Dec 18
4% Jan 9
82% Jq,n 25
72
Apr 2
42% Nov 27
Apr
112% Feb
•uDei
1%
4% May
67% May
59
June
Feb
Dec
35%
1% Dei'
4
2
11
Jan
20
June 102%
16% May
108
11
43% Dec 18
Apr
Apr
May
1% Jan 13
.
Deo
Mar
July 16
301.1 Jan
8
Dec 10
~83%
99% May
56
May
2
63% Nov 10
1078 Dec 23
% Deo
Apr
Apr
Nov
114% Jan
43% Dec 24
39%Sept 8
148
Sept 17
1
Nov
91% Apr
Jum
Jan 10
100
July
34
May
20
5% preferred
May
124
Mar 19
Columbia Gas & Elec..No par
6% preferred series A... 100
Sept
Sept
May
44
11% Mar
16% Apr
5% Mar
56
114
Columb Br'd Sys Inc cl A.2.50
Class B
.2.50
May
1% Aug
20
AU£
26
106
4% 2d preferred
Jan
108
11% Dec26
106
Dec 16
12% Dec 9
100
Apr
Jan 15
100% Feb 15
4% 1st preferred.
Jan*
%
%
28% Feb 18
Dec 26
■
Doc
%
hiDei
Apr 26
No par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp.No par
Colorado & Southern
100
51% Dec
%»Dei
2
Collins & Aikman.....No par
100
44%
May
'« Dei
46% May
July 16
Jan
23% May
~74~"May
740
conv preferred
15% Dec
Aug 20
Mar 17
$4.25 preferred
12%
Mar 11
60
6%
Dec
84% Oct 11
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet No
Dec
85
Dec 17
142
Coca-Ccla Co (The)...No par
Oct
May
30% Apr
29% Mar
478 Apr
115
Oct 20
98
48% Nov 25
27
Feb 14
Climax Molybdenum..No par
Cluett Peabody & Co ..No par
100
139
Apr
22
100
41
4% Sept 22
40% Aug 2
29% Dec 11
139
41% Jan
8% Feb
38% Dec
44
6
10% Feb 5
104% Aug 12
46% Feb 20
Dec 10
Preferred
Apr
8% May
Jan 27
72% Jan
Aug
Coca-Cola Intern Corp.No par
9,300
300
%
"
8
92
40
par
Class A
800
1
Dec 11
20
5
Mar
6% May
14% Sept 15
3
Aug 29
9
41% Dec 22
5% preferred
100
Clev & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd.50
Special gtd 4% stock
50
15
Dec
%6 Feb
Apr
6
101
% Jan 18
9% Sept 16
1
•
5?8
11% May
loa
84% June
% Jan 17
%6July25
8%May 22
10% Feb 7
.100
20
%
1
6
■
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The). 1
106
8
.100
5% preferred
100
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pf.Wo par
11% 11%
*101% 105
11% 12%
Apr
%a Dec 17
%»Dec
...No par
,
2% Ocl
30% May
19% July 21
44% Jan 9
54
July 24
37% Apr 22
49
5
50
83%
62%
k;J... "
9% Feb 19
:
25
3,000
142
82%
44% Jan 13
102% Feb 3
1% July 21
6% Oct 4
3
July 31
11% Nov fi
8% Jan 10
2
23
1%Mar 12
Dec
12% Feb
72
May
May
17% May
1078 Jum
4% Oct 24
378Mar20
26
.10
26
2
Jan
Jan
Apr
26% Apr
3% Jan
114% Mar
2%
88
2
18
3% Dec
No par
111
'
22% Sept
'10 Dec
,
par
Chicago Yellow Cab:..No par
Equipment.....No
4
Dec
15
May
99% Jum
100
Clark
May
21% Jan 4
107% Oct 11
22
17
l'uMar20
100
6%% preferred
City Investing Co
City Stores
Aug
1 '0
34% July 12
93%June
.
Chile Copper Co..
Jam
106 Jun<
July 28
Apr 2
31% Dec 26
I
preferred...No par
Prpf ($2.50) cum div Wo par
Cblc Rock Lsl & Pacific.. 100
Chrysler Corp
City Ice & Fuel
May
17
20
Oct
Dec
578 Dec
conv
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Chllds Co
5
48
56%
35%
1% Dei
2%May 23
Chic Great West RR Co...50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Mall Order Co
.5
7% preferred
121
15% May
15
100
6 %• preferred
Jan
42% May
20
May
105% May
May
Apr
Apr
Apr
26% Mar
26% Mar
7%
Apr
93% Apr
79
I Jan
1714.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman 3-3341.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
W. Jones, Managing
Editor; William Dana Seibert, President; 'William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published three times a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising
issue) with statistical issues on Tuesday and Saturday],
Other offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field Building (Telephone State 0613)..v:London—Edwards
& Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens,
London, E.C.
Coypright 1941 by William B. Dana Company., Reentered as second-class matter September 12, 1941, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under*
the Act of March 3, 1879,
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions, $26.00 per year, $15.00 for 6 months; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 pe&year,
$15.75 for 6 months.
South and Cen¬
tral America, Spain, Mexico and
Cuba, $29.50 per year, $16.75 for 6 months; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00
per year, $17.50 for 6 months.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of
exchange,-remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Frederick
'[.r:'''-;
ii
-j
«
,
Dec
5% Jan 13
15
Chic & East 111RR Co .No par
Class A.........
..40
S3
75
37% Jan 14
95% Dec 10
{Chesapeake Corp. j...Wo par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.... .25
•
May
1% Dec 10
No par
t
4
17
Apr
126
4% Aug
07
Jan
6
45
May
92% Dec
32% May
3% Nov
39% May
100 June
Jan
115% Jau 29
3
25
6% pf.100
;:1
2
Aor
Aor
40%
;
22% May
22% Apr 21
Common..:
...No par
Checker Cab Mfg.:
5
Chicago Pneumat Tool.No
2% Dei
30% Aug
75% Jum
Ocl
Sepl
22% May
3% May
i
Feb
Apr
6% Mar
29% May
Jan
10%June
75
Sept
22% Mar
3% July 24
26
July
2% May
50% July
29% July
Oct
CCC&St Louis Ry Co. .100
43%
*62
100
700
-
63
101% 101% *101% 105
13
13
12%
12%
106
106%
1,100
103
*62
11%
31
*46
65
107g
2%
73,800
3,900
*79%
■
*62.
,
8%
76"
*
111% 111%
25%
437g
8%
2%
*46
11%
*1061,1 110
15'
15% 15%
%
%
1
1
1%
1
*»id
1%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11% 11%
1%
1% >:•*>;
110
43
31
*
*46
84
......
95%
*79
....
25
42
31
"
111%
25%
*20%
*30
2%
2%
31
*111
1,600
*93%
42
2578
900
1,000
1
42
95%
*21
76
8%
11%
1
*30
*93%
31
8%
11%
I •••••
*93%
8%
*
8%
25
43%
8%
95%
8%
*2%
53
11%
-
*20%
42%
8
2%
31
76"
1
1
25
•
22%
*8%
11%
8%
U%
1 -r
*20%
' h
*62-65
12%
*106%
14%
2,000
332
*46
65'
*660
17%
43
41% 42
43%
40;
40% : 41%
34%
34% 34'%
35% 35%
35%
35%
*140
148
*140
148
148
1485 *140
*140
*61
*79
---t
16
'32
111% 111%
25%
16
I
'332
8%
»;IIC
15%
16
Jan
122% Dec
30
Dec
9
77
100
Preferred series A
Mai
40
2% Dec
I
par
Cerro (le Pasco Copper.Wo par
Certain-teed Products
1
Chain Belt Co
23
1% Dec 16
10S78 Dec 10
1
Dec 9
100
prior preferred
11
Jan
Feb
17,
8%
19%
4% May
Jan
11% Dec
4% Feb
Preferred
6%
Dec
<
...1
Century Ribbon Mills.Wo
100
%0
3
8%
3%
4
-6,000
18,300
*32
11%
2%
31
25%
39%
35%
37
64
64
581*
17
*15
%2
n%
*20%
31
76
111%
12%
♦Panama (Rep) extl s f 5 s i er A. 1963 M N
♦Stamped assented 5s
1963 M N
Stamp mod 3 Ms ext to., 1994 J D
Ext sec ref 3 l*s ser B
1967 M S
17
*97
3
36
18% Dee 10
116% Mar 19
5% Dec 10
65
Deo 19
zl5%June27
par
100
Central Foundry CO
850
%#
42
*97
40
30
.1955 AO
33
3,600
*50%
%«
95%
25%
46
351*
2514
MJV
178
25%
'•>2
*22
*101 % 105:
♦Nat Loan extl
0% Jutli
72% Nov,
34
125
!
Central Agutrre Assoc .No par
30
,%2
*93%
*111
9
"1958
With declaration...
•%•
I
278
*46
With declaration...
3
>ie
'•
2%
6
I...N0
5% preferred
100
Central III Lt 4%% pref-.100
tCent RR of New Jersey. .100
%2
95%
*79
Oslo (City) sf 41*8
With declaration..,-.
:
3% May
20
6
92%May
30% Jan
3% Jan
87%Sept
Feb 14
Central VIoleta Sugar Co
h«
42
27
.1953 MS
^
'
32%
52
8%
'
deb 51*8.......
May
2'Bo
41
Maris
1,300
25
7
43
112
2J00
I.12
8%
kill
28
8
'•
17%
*6
Celotex Corp
26
20
Apr 23
100
7% prior preferred.....
70
3,200
1i«
41%
*29%
501*
275*
4,400
3,100
*
52
~
42%
8%
4178
8%
*2%
45>*
29
40
*22
501*
O
Extl
12% Nov,
119
Deo
May
5% Aug
39% Apr
3% July
Dec
100
,
97%
15%
97
98
15%
*38%
16
*92%
49
281*
295*
With declaration
^Oriental Devel guar 6s.
May
3
17%Sept
z2% Dec 19
I
87%
26%
178
22
1
par
'
24
*15
3
»i»
1%
8%
'*
5354
32
7D
.
85
33
A
With declaration.....-u-
Municipal Bank extl s f 5a..1970
With declaration
1%
22%
*20
r.'.vki 7t
A
With declaration
11%
1%
<
-
--
..1966
Externals f 41*8
3
2%
1%
8%
*3%
3%
1it
%«
'l«
V:
85
52
n
1956
541*
51M
hi
*8%
79
71H
*16%
31%
*9512
8%
;
15%
,'rs
%6
8%
11%
•
5654
67
*
A
With declaration.......... :. L
External sink fund 41*s.
0% May
97
40
1% Dec 19
37GMay 26
79
Celanese Ccrp of Amer.Wo par
2%
-1%
32% Deo
:
Caterpillar Tractor....Wo
871*
25%
■
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co......
30
7%
1%
1078Juue 3
26% Deo 10
3
Dec 22
....No par
11,000
7%
16
,
Capital Admin class A
1
$3 oreferred A
10
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry.100
Carpenter Steel Co
5
C
60
67
.
1%
"8%-
',ii
F
17
97
5%
32-%
98
ft)
3%
?
3%
3%
ht
5s.. 1957
17
1
•
*3%
\
N
New So Wales (State) extl
De<
21
Apr:
4% Nov
24% Sept '
25% Jan,
37% Apr;
•29% Apr
May
14% May
9
Jua
24%
54%
1%
7%
1478
Mar 11
% Dec 3
4% Dec 9
9% Nov 12
10,700
!%
*108% n o
26%
97
3%
'%
■
64
49
*601*
1959 MJV
26
1%
3%
ft
*95%
98
j
.
578
3%
7i
*50%
...1958 M S
1959 M 8
♦6s series A
12%
July 29
12
9
15% Dee
51
1
Preferred
68
17%
1%
95
24
1%
23%
1,100
2
Canada Southern Ry Co.. 100
Canadian Pacific Ry..
25
Cannon Mills
118
36% 3678
187g 19%
*113% 118%
19
18%
117% 117G
6%
320
63
61'2
118
36
83
25%
25%
2%
*85
15%
5%
j
7
3%
Minus Geraes (State)—
♦Sec extl
17%
98%
*15%
,
IV 17«
23% 23%
'
700
37%
67
26%
1%
*17%
."•*%
5
26
26%
*95
7
"35* "7%
5v:
26%
27:
17s
24%
3,500
1%
*31%
*117
90
*85
90
26%
1%
23%
11
f
821* [
5
♦Assenting 5s of 1899
1945 Q
♦Assenting 4s of 1904
1954 J V
■T
♦Assenting 4s of 1910..----.1945
A
35*
6?*
*85
90
30
19,500
1.,
80
V
1%
27
3%
32%
37%
17%
18:
3%
32%
i%
79
66
66
66
*24%
-
5%
•,
U ♦Milan (City, Italy) extl 61*8.1952
9
53%
Jan
27
8% July 22
,8
Dee
1%
r5% No\
Jan 17
34% Jan
7% Apr 29
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop..5
Campbell W &CFdy..Wo par
Canada Dry G,iuger Ale
5
5,600
1,800
S78
*31%
2%
60%
36%
19%
C allahan Zinc-Lead
3,800
17
17%
17%
18
17%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
*10Si.i U0
*108% 110
*109% 110
*108% 110
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%1%
1%
1%
15
15
15%
15%
15% 15%
*15% 16
*2
3
*2
*2
3.
2%
2%
2%
M
stamped assented
May
.
35%Sept 17
2078 July 28
56% Nov 5
9% July 24
41.1 sept 9
25 Sept 9
G78.July 28
23
Aug 6
4% Jan 4,
11% Jan 9
100 July 28
76% Feb 14
Packing....Wo par
5% preferred
....50
4.500
12%
.
♦4
California
'
^
12%
534
27
62
18%
-
19
12
3%
33
118
18
56
1*
12
3%
*32%
119% 119%
6%
6%
6%
66
66:
li»
*84
♦Mexico (US) extl 5s of 1899 £.1945 Q
6-
par
3,400
38
.,.76
2% Deo 10
5
Byers Co (A M)..i...No
Participating oroferred-.lOO
Byron Jackson Co
No par
12%
3%
32%
2%
36
37%
37%
120
6
16%
*50%
•
Mexican Irrigation—
190
2,000
41% Nov:
5% Jan
4% Dee 10
18% Dec 23
30
Apri
26% Nov
118
5% Dee 23
1% Dec 10
15
Dec
9
10
oonv preferred
May
13%
May
May
9
15% Dee 10
7% pf 100
Butler Bros
5%
11
49
■.
Bush Term Bldg dep
700
5%
12
11%
11%
*24%
1%
37%
79%
25%
*31%
.79%
24%
2%
*
120
*65
•.
32%
1%
80
118
18%
3
3%
33%
1%
1
17%
♦Medellin (Colombia) 6l*s..._ 1954
Memloza (Prov) 4s read)
1954
190
2,300
h
27,
27
27
3
33
79
37%
6
27
.
25%
2% : 2%
*59% >62'
.
1[ ♦Leipzig (Germany) s f 7s
1947
1i ♦Lower Austria (Province) 7 l*s.'50
20,100
1,700
No par
Butte Copper & Zinc
Stock
Day
56
%
5%
l
5)
578
*24%
70
365*
—
*50%
11%
37%
791*
581*
35
..1905 MN
With declaration.,.
,
Exchange
117'*17%
12
27
3%
34%
79
2954
17«,i
*50%
11%
*31%
'
46M*
10
......
Extl sinking fund 51*8
Burliogtoti Mills Corp.
1
Convpref $2.75ser..Wo iar
Burroughs Add Mach_.No par
Bush Terminal
1
200
/
16%
4%_ 4%
18%- 18%
j
88
,
56
17%
17%
56
12
11-%
*26%
3%
*33%
1%
*117
*
1...N0 par
2%
,10%
%
l
5%
12
231*;
'
Irish Free State extl s f 5s....1960 UN
F
i
Jan,
Jan
13% May
14% Sept 22
37
Sept 13
23% Mar 21
12% Jan 6
5% Dec 9
18% Dee 9
23% Deo 26
'....No
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch
2%
38% Nov!
27
2% Aug 9
6% Jan 14
Feb 14
par
Budd Wheel
5,400
2%
June
2% Deo
51
3,000
1..000
1,600
6%
*2%
16%
2%
17
18
*16
2%
6
2%
;■
100
"T
Jan
45% Oct
9
7% Dec 10
No par
7% preferred
25%
IX*
May
41
12% Deo
100 zl09
Budd (E G) Mfg
210
19%
23%
16
5
7% preferred
15,500
6
19%
23%
6%
17%
*50%
18
*50%
5
I
.41*
314
With declaration.
If Japanese Govt 30-yr s f 61*s..l954
170
2%
60
30
(
24% Mar
.Closed—
17%
6
25*
1901 M N
1J ♦Italy (Kingdom of) extl 7s.. 1951
11 ♦ital'n Cred Consortium 7s ser B'47
If ♦Italian Public Utility extl 78.1952
.
16
6
i
7
6%
2'*
J
M N
tHungary 71*8 ext at 41*s to..1979
2%
60
Brown Shoe
%
Jan
70% Mar
Apr
29%
12% May
26
Apr
Nov
Christmas
1945 J
1940 J
B
*105% 110
2%
58
300
28%
.34
123%
25% Jan
26
Dec 22
Dec 17
Jan 16
7
1:
Co---._._i\&> par
Bruns-BAlke-Collender.Aro par
7%
7%
89
.
Brooklyn Union Gas..,No par
30
13
Sept 18
Jhd
A pr
Nov
95
12% Aiiff
19% Maj
May
51% De<
19
May
17 June
9
Jan
Apr
Jan
23%
,16
99
3i,i July 30
39% Jan 6
17l( Dec 17
.12% Jan
,%Decl6
i
34%
May
Jan 18
Nov
22%
11%
13% May
9
21
Aor 18
38
.-*.5
%
1
7%
May
Jan
93% Nov
134
5% May
23% July 11
Apr 19
39
June
21% Sept
% Feb 19
Nov 19
221? Mar
50% Jan
May
May
May
May
15
9
54
Apr 29
May
June
11
Jan
share
per
14
111% Jan 23
16% D93 23
1,
17%
49%
22%
63%
109%
54
35
9
Highest
$ per share $
1
Oct
24% Sept
on-17
!: 23% Dee
share
Mar 13
17
6% Deo 0
14% D30 26
t
8%
19%
23%
478
10
Brewing Corp. of America.. 15
per
90
A or 21
10
'
5
Bridgeport Brass Co.. JV® par
Brlggs Manufacturing. JV® par
Briggs & Stratton.i...W® par
Bristol-Myers Co..1
on, 17
Dec 26
Deo u
29
'
100
4,600
700
9
Deo
May
3,8
....5
600
19
1878
90
1
•[Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
•J♦Hungarian Land M Inst 7}*s 1961
7%
22% Dec 26
Dec)9
8
1%
7%
10%
89
10
17
Year 1940
Lowest
2078 Jan 10
57 May
34% July 23
89% Jan 3
131% Jan 28
3178 Aug 8
2378Sept 2
10% Jan 4
18% Jan 8
D33 0
Jj *^7
%ia%D33io
Boston & Maine RR._
Bower Roller Bearing Co
9,900
23%
7%
17
16
6%
6%
89
,500
23%
18
10
.
1,400
19%
2%
2%
6%
26
26
./
16,700
1%
29%
'
24
2%
478
18%
'5
Botg-Warner Corp)
20,%
1
*27
Bond Stores
30%
6%
*16
18%
Bordep Co (Thel^.i.._%■;
2.000
19%
-6
18
*4%
*18%
*2%
;9,300
$
Dec 10
116
T...JVo par
18
18«4
share
Aug 18
19% Deo 26
51% Deo "
Bon Ami Co class A ...No par
Class B...
17%
23%
15%
2%
*17
60
170
18%
54
*52%
*2%
H
♦Haiti (Republic) s f 6s ser A..1952
1,100
19%
Range for Previous
■
Highest
Dec 18
11
■
"V, 400
90%
40
23%
6
6%
19%
24%
15%
16%
54
6%
6
18%
29%
90%
16%
6
6%
19%
19%
25% .24
6%
*18%
*24%
*15%
*52 %
....
18%
29
24%
110% *105% 110
2% ; 2%
2%
2%
58
57% 58% *57
'2%
59%
600
"
14%,
12%
7%
,
160
75
24
110
112
2%
"7 ".'izx?
~*h~~
7%
ION
,
per
Black & Decker Mfg Co No par
15%
Blaw-Knox Co
4....V0 par 7 5
Bliss & Laudilt'i Inc........5
13%
Bloomirridale Brothers.JVo par
10
Blumonthal & Co pref
100 :■[ 73
Boeing Airplane Col........5 112%
Bohn Aluminum & Bra^s...5 j 25%
8,400
40
,
20%
1%
29%
1%
1,500
1,000
5%
14%
10
92
19%.
600
24%
16%
,
*13%
.*60.
29%
29%
*16%
43,
*30
30%
5%
•
100-5/iare Lois
50
Bethlehem Steel (Del)..Wo par
7% preferred
100
Bi-jelaw-Sanf Caru Inc.Wi par
25,509
15
7%
"12%
7%
22%
16%
18%
*7ie
12%
62
17%
7%
15%
*1
30!,i
109
60
$
Par
Beneficial Indus Loan..JVs par
Pr pd $2.50 div ser'38 No
par
B est & Co.
,V0 par
3,500
26
42%
13
55%
20%
117%, 117%
On Basis of
Lowest
6,50!)
19%
41%
17% %8%
18% .19%
16%
7%
7%
14%
7%
30%
Shares
11%
*521.i
29%
30
*24
1
$ per share
75
*90%
19%
1%
1%
?
%«
1
7%
-7%
9>*.
9
*61*
.1904
k.
ll(
*7%
59
61*
19%
43
12io
*30
■w.!-
-k:
f ser 7s.. 1904 MJV
♦7s part paid
♦Sink fund secured 6s
|
145*
2%
1[German Prov & Communal Bks
♦(Cons Agrlc Loan) 61*8....1958
8 per share
*40
19
)30
24%
US J US
7%
7%
81*'
AO
18%
18%
7%
15%
24
*7jg
IJGerman Govt International—
•
7%
,
16%
24
24
Dec. 26
11
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Dec. 25
j
18%
18%
28%
91%
41%
18%
91%
41%
NEW
■
55%
*60
:75
96'
27
45
•.
6)^8.. 1953
55
4
54
j
2019
20
STOCKS
,
the
Week
59% 60%
59% 60
117%
117% 117% *117
23% 23%
23% 2416% "-16%
16%
16%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*14
14%
14%
14%
10% 10% *10% 12%
*60
29%
4' Friday
1.1%
♦52%
55%
19%
40
*18%
51
*46
Sales
Thursday
24
$ per share
*52%
40
;•
1945 M S
Dec.
11%
*92
j
Finland (Republic) ext 6s
With declaration.
23
$ per share
55%
20%
20%
20%
..
71*
Wednesday
11%
*52
52%
20%
59%
-
1948 J
Dec. 22
IDs
52%
i
52.'
521*
M N
Tuesday
$ rex
]
.
52!*
.
SALE PRICES
for
Monday
High.
52
3
70
*60
1909 A
*E1 Salvador 8s ctfs of dep
♦Estonia (Republic of) 7s
HIGH
Saturday
521* §2
521*, *02
70
S
2d ser.. 1901 M
......
LOW AND
Jan. 1
Dec. 20
Dominican Rep Oust Ad 5 %J8_. 1942 M S
§♦ 1st, Her 5^s of 1920
1940 A 0
§♦2(1 series sink fund 5V£s.._1940 A 0
5%b 1st series
5%iR 2d series
Range
Since
^2
Friday's
lltd
Foreign Govt. & Munic. (Cont.)
Customs Admin
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
'
La.tt
Price
-1707
v-,
i,
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1708
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RECORD
Friday
'
,
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dec, 20
Dec. 22
Dec. 23
Dec, 24
Dec. 25
69%
70
*6812
$ per share
$ ver share
$ per share
$ per share
68
69%
••»'«
ok
5%
5%
24J;
5%
24%
5%
,*23q
24%
,24%
24%
24%
18
16%
17%
16*4
17%
17
.
17
*!)J
v
!I7
'
97
*90
40%
20
2~
='
%
4OI4
22*8
IOI2
*81U
10%
2*4
13%
22%
*934
77
22%
22%
10%
*77
92
92 '•
"92
*91
42
20%
3%
14%
20*4
8-5
13%
13%
22%
101
87
13%
41%
20%
2%
40%
20%
3%
13%
a:20*8
40
2*4
14
14%
22*2
10%
6
20%
934
»%
12*4
11*4
*79
83
8314
83
83%
83
83i,i
6,309
16,300
1,100
82
941
*92
94%
11%
'190
8,800
97,300
Consol E'llsoti of N Y..No par
4,400
$5 preferred.......-No par
2,700
1,100
*8
%
%
lo
%
*8
%
%
7%
1*8
7%
7%
7%
7%
7*8
1%
1%
"1%
1%
1
1%
7*8
1%
7%
1%
%
5,300
5*8
5
5*8
5%
4*4
*3%
5
5%
514
*5's
4
4
*1812
22
9712
22
*18
*96
5
*96
4*4
22
*4%
Consol Film Industries....-1
$2 partlo preferred
No par
Co isol Laundries Corp
5
97%
96
90
11*4
11%
11%
11%
214
2*8
100% 100l2
2%
99%
99%
11*4
2%
2514
7*8
41*8
41*8
41
2%
3
257g
25%
73g
23i2
24%
*714
25*8
*10'4
50
*1612
3
26
17
27g
2*4
22*4
1012
IOI4
50
*48
S8
11*8
9114
13
*8
*8
llU
90l2
lllg
9012
12*8
11%
9012
1314
1234
6%
6%
15%
15%
49
*36
42%
12
90 v 91
6%
11
10%
10%
86
84
84
31*4
3234
32%
33%
3178
16%
41
11
84%
32%
76*4
77
78
78
78
78
10%
*84
*35
42%
40%
10%
*84
49%
16
41%
10>8
42
Christmas
10%
Day
32*4
*3*8
91O
9%
9% .r 9
*8%
9%
7%
7
7%
7%
714
7% "'7%
120
*118
*1141® 126
*114% 130
*114% 126
74%
*73
73
73
12%
127g
12%
13
*72
75
12
13
12*4
13%
*12%
13
12%
13
100
*97
100
*97
«16
%
U16
%
99
*97
16
15
15%
14
16%
16*4
16%
8%
16%
16%
24%
24%
8
*80
83%
*80
14%
16%
8%
24*8
83%
*44
49
*44
49
8%
25
25
*80
83%
*44
49
15%
15%
\
8%
8
24-%
15*4
15%
15
3,700
12,400
121
6%
510
5,300
6%
1,100
5,800
1634
42%
10%
3,500
83%
*41%
10%
83%
32%
140
600
3234
78%
9%
7%
78
*8%
7%
4,200
900
180
4,300
119
*71%
10
73%
400
2,700
1,600
12*8
11
11%
*12%
18
12%
12%
*97
99
*97
%
*8
%
ht
15%
*8
12
119
72%
72%
12%
4,700
91
78%
9%
7%
78
3
16
86
7io
%
13*4
14%
17
17
171
8%
8%
24%
2434
*80
49
8
24%
83%
*44
8%
2434
80
30,500
1,170
3,900
17,900
3,100
7%
7% July
30
May
7
10
13
21
22
31
% Aug
6% May
.
'
-
July 21
106% Jan 22
Dec 10
10
Jan
May
75
4% May
21*8 May
97% May
16% July 22
5% Aug 7
Dec 10
Jan 3
109*4 Nov 5
111*%! Dec 8
111*4 Nov 24
2% May
6% May
% Dec
2% May
8*4 May
93% May
978 May
28% Dee 22
!
2% Dec 10
1
Coty Internat Corp..->-.^-l
Crane Co
25
Coty I no
97g
Apr
Cuban-American Sugar—-100
Preferred
100
conv preferred—.100
Cudaby Packing Co
—30
Cuneo Press Inc
—.5
4H% preferred
...100
Curtis Pub Co (The)—.No par
4%
Apr
2%
3lg
3
1512
1014
.10%
3*8
3*8
*14%
16
10*8
*10
10*8
112
112
*110
21*8
21
21*8
20%
28
10i2
6*4
27g
*ht..
's
187g
19
28
28
27%
21 "4
*27*8
*lCig
6*8
2*4
934
934
9%
6*8
7
6%
2*8
27b
21%
27%
934
6%
234
2%
*13 ••.'.'J.
Jan
3534
8'
16
8%
1534
66
66
65
65
68
8
8
*8
8%
1
—
Dec 26
80
...No par
42% Feb
4
14% Dec 10
33*4
1934
10%
3334
1914
3334
1934
*3234
19%
10
10
66
66I4
6434
10%
65%
64*4
120*4
12*4
121*8,
12%l
33*4
191a
*212
27g
25l2
2%
2'8
132i8 133
65%
123%
122
123l2
13
13%
13%
13*4
2 34
2*4
19%
934
6434
12234
1334
2*4
6*8
*2*8
122
24*4
2i4
8,000
2%
6%
234
%
17%
1234
22
18%
13%
22*4
3534
3534
6%
70
18%
10%
63%
18%
10%
64%
2,000
8,700
3,100
2,500
2,900
*2%
123
May
41
May
40% Dec
165
May
4
61%
65
Jan
124% 125
*124
125
114
114
114
114
114
130
25%
2%
25%
2%
131
132
134
176
*174
176
*174
*27l4
28
28
29
28*4
*1414
15ia
15'2
15i2
14%
19
19*8
19*8
20
19%
117g
12%
117g
*8
12U
12
234
2%
69
*65
15%
18%
19%
1134
12
%
»32
IS
5*3!
15;,,
%
'
%
S4
»
29
29
28%
*26%
26*4
28%
2634
26*4
26%
22%
22*4
22*4
43%
234
43
65%
*106% 10934
% 2%
2*4
65
*65%
2%
200
70
*74%
80
%«
%«
37-18
1
1
1
1
*1
1*4
1*8
1
1
1
*1
*1
37
4*8
*2112
*1
3514
22%
*7
*
May
32*4
1*8
195g
"1*8
7ia
Apr
Dec
106
Nov
45%
12
75%
47%
95% May
Dec
4%
19*8
9l2
....
94
33%
21*4
7%
>—
94
19*8
1934
*19%
19*4
934
9%
9%
page
Co—20
No par
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
$4.50 preferred—
Eastern Airlines Inc...——„1
Eastern Rolling Mills
5
Eastman Kodak (N J)
.No par
100
Jan
v
1714.
414
21*8
%
33%
78
1
*
"1%
21%
%
21*4
4%
*93!
34
2234
7%
94
6%
»—
19%
19%
*19%
9
9
22
7
....
1
35%
22
*9
1%
4%
22
hi
36
22%
6%
31
9
;1
.....
...1962
sec extl
With declaration
"4%
if n
.....
"354
1958 7D
1958 J D
♦Silesia (Prov of) extl 7s
♦45-49 assented
F
90
Aug 12
75
June
92
A
42
Sept
60
May
20
14% May
23
US
With declaration
External s f 5Y2n guar.—...1961 AO
Mar
Oct
July 14
With declaration........—..
U
*57*4
♦Uruguay (Republic) extl 8s.. 1946 F A
♦External s f 6s............1960 M N
♦External s f 63—
-1964 St N
5% Sept 12
Sept 8
3
Jan 24
28*s Sept 18
30% Aug 7
18*8 Jau 2
14
July 31
6*4 Aug 1
Elec Storage Battery—No par
Ei Paso Natural Gas
57*4
*5754
3
41
32
May
43%
Feb
4*4 May
12% May
50% May
10%
Jan
3
Deo
38
14
11% May
65% July
14134 Jan 4
23%Juue24
127% Nov
14*4 Jau
Jail
0*8 Jail
8
10*4 July 29
117
127
Dec 15
5
May
9% June
947g May
171
Apr
30
Oct
13*4
120
114
May
22
2% Dec 10
Feb 26
par
%«Nov25
par
4% Dec 10
2*4 Dec 9
32
Aug 12
% Dec
9
9
% Dec 10
*4 Dec
75
Feb 28
4
1,800
Ex-Cell-0 Corp
3
21% Dec
9
Exchange Buffet Corp..$2.50
>n Deo
4
Dec
9
Dec 10
16%June 24
6% Dec 26
32
90
May
2
19% Dec 24
834 Dec 12
July
7
7
Oct 14
Jan 11
80% Apr 4
83% July 17
89% July 24
% Jan 30
10
6% Nov
RAILROAD and INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
lAbltibi Power & Paper—
{♦5s series A unstamped.— .1953
♦Stamped
.......1953
.......
Apr
if ♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s
17%
Jan
Ala Gt Southern
3
May
18% May
15% May
*247s June
20
May
35
May
102
May
5% May
36% Nov
33% May
4178 Jan
48
Apr
Mar
112
12%
Jan
Feb 28
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
8
0
7
cons
D
A 5s. 1913 J
1952
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s—1948
1948
guar3>4s
A
1946
6s with warr assented
Alb & 8usq 1st
354s registered—... ........ 1946
Alleghany Corp—
5s modified. ..............1944
5b modified.......
1949
5s modified...............1950
♦5s income—.
1950
AUegh & West 1st gu 4s
A
89
Jan
Allegh Val gen guarg 4s
97
Jan
Allied Stores Corp 454s debs.. 1951
Jan
A
1942
May
20%
Jau
*g
Oct
8754
6854
6054
6054
57
56
57%
*60
6954
11%
1
Jan
Am Type
Founders conv deb—1950
Elec 6s
lOOhfl
13
8
103%
103%
10754
A
J
O
D
S
59
10354
98
10754
5
"5854
"6054
136
10254
103%
13
9854
23
33
106
107%
10754
10754
10834
104
104
3
107
2
3854
10654
105%
3854
10554
38%
5
ser
29% June
17% May
49%
Apr
31%
Apr
Mar 17
11
May
Jan 27
85
June
10
July
29%
Jan
General 4s
1995
A
26*4 July 24
14% Jan 24
15%
Oct
Adjustment gold 4s...
1995
Nov
12% Aug
64
65%
10354
10354
104"
10354
10754
10754
108
86%
87
104
187g Apr
100
106
106
Anaconda Cop Min deb
13
98
10754
10654
J
A..1975 UN
A O
4548—1950
Jan
♦Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb... 1967
tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
1995 Q J
M S
Ark & Mem Br & Term 5s
1964
F A
Armour & Co (Del) 4s B_.
1955
J
J
1st s f 4s ser C (Del)
1957
Am Wat Wks &
62
M 8
A
Apr
34*4 May
1001*33
M S
F
45% Jan 3
24% Mar 10
102
Mar
10354
Atchison Top & Santa Fe—
For footnotes see page
1715.
11
8954
70
70
debentures............ 1901
J
354sdebentures......
1966
M
3s conv deb.
1950
3 54a
60
85
8954
Pow deb 5s
2030 M 8
Ainer I G Chem conv 554 s
1949 AfN
J
J
Am Internat Corp conv 5 54 s. .1949
American Telep & Teleg—
r
82
O
Am & Foreign
Feb
56
"82
O
Ills-Chalmers Mfg cbnv 4s...1952 M S
if»Alpine-Montan Steel 7s...—1955
10054
*53
«
1998
Dec
5
10654
*
A O
May
67% Aug
)00
106,%
O
Jan
7g
100
O
77
5
*100
D
.4
00
67% Aug
2% Dec
51
"ioo"
D
J
83
5
3%
8*4
30*4
%
1st
1st cons 4s series B—
May
1
1*4 Sept 24
1*4 Sept 24
75
J
A
63
% Dec
D
1943
37
10% May
% Dec
J
10-year deb 454s stamped—1946 F A
41*4 Apr
18*8 Apr
1*4 Jan
8% Jan
407g Nov
May
4
42% Nov
1*4 Oct
1947
Coll trust 4s of 1907
:l
10% May
May
J I)
Adams Express coll trg 4s....1948 M S
25
Aug 22
7% Aug
6454
5354
10154
Jau
17% Sept 8
33% Jail 10
17*8 Jan 6
% Aug 5
4% Jan 11
39%Nov 6
47% Sept 22
64*4
5054
With declaration
Jan
36% Jan 10
33
354
Mar
Dec 18
113
354
354
1961 J D
♦[Yokohama (City) extl 6s
Apr
10
14i® Feb 14
36%Nov 6
34% Aug 29
3?4
With declaration
24% Apr
2378 Jau
May
9
79
W
Feb
Jan
22
45
UN
♦Warsaw (City) external 7s...1958 F A
♦4 54s assented
1958 F A
Dec
Deo 26
Dec 23
5554
O
♦Vienna (City of) 6s
....1952
[♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7sl952
14% Apr
30% May
166*4
74% Dec 19
...5
23% Jail 28
17% July 14
9
Dei
180
of deposit..100
Federal-Mogul Corp
11% Nov 10
37% Oct 39
80
June
69% Dec 23
$6 preferred
No par
Federal Min & Smelt Co
2
0
June
par
Fairbanks Morse & Co.No par
Jan
117
par
Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico..20
Traction...15
86
Feb
20% No'
155
Feb 19
Feb 19
52
55
55
Apr
Jan
145%Sept 18
182% Jail 9
Dec 24
52
J
Jan
23%
36%
May
%
27%
23t2
26%
22
Jan
*4
12% May
257g May
,
3
4
A
J
45
D
F
53
—55
Jan
57g
% Aug 12
23% Apr 7
20% Sept 15
29% Jan 11
5% Jan 23
65
Federal Light &
Dec
*ii Dee
23%
2%
1978
1978
1984
J
A
28% May
19*8 Apr
•
8% May
44% May
par
...50
Juno
1 Fg May
3J-4-4)4-4'n extl conv
4-454-4549 extl readj
3543 extl readjustment
Apr
25*4 Junr
39% Feb 14
preferred
...No
preferred......No
$6 preferred..
No
Equitable Office Bldg—No
JErie RR common w l.No
21
Apr
Nov
237g
2
107% Nov 24
$5
8%
114
June
13*8 May
Jan
.100
Engineers Public Service.... 1
107
3!%-4-4548 ($ bonds of 1937)External conversion...—1979 MN
57*4
■
5154
5154
1979 St N
external readjustment
5% Mar
18% Nov
May
34
Endicott Johnson Corp..—50
5% preferred
3
13'4 May
3% May
May 14
1% Dec 10
120% May 26
160
Apr 29
% Jan
*4
J
1955
Sydney (City) s f 5549
YO"
32*8 Mar
112% May
Dec 10
4
A
35%
2
10
"354
»•) a,,;
♦silesian Landowners Assn 6s. 1947 F
May
Oct
11% Mar
29*4 Dec
6% July
21% May
May
...3
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares—
Electric Power & Light .No par
$7 preferred
No par
$6 preferred
...No par
Electric Boat..
4
354
1902 M N
With declaration...
♦7s series B
51
June
34*.i Feb 10
10% Sept 8
29% Jan 10
118
Deo 18
43
With declaration
111% July 9
24
.
..1946
♦8s secured extl
189% Apr
129% Deo
118*4 Jan
5
600
54*4
if Tokyo City 5s loan of 1912.. 1952
140% May
1% Dec 13
'"400
53
^Taiwan Elec Pows f 5543—1971 J
113
5
94
20
9*4
53
Jan
Oct
7
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Evans Products Co
1,300
1,700
1,500
O
4%
"1%
6
9
2,000
1,500
300
A
7s
Apr
Feb
17
Jan
18
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
2d pref ctfs
25
1940
s f
♦Sinking fund g 614s
Dec 16
164*4 Jan
27
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Erie & Pitts RR Co
78
1%
4%
2554
22
29%
19% June
2
138% Dec 24
120% Feb 14
4
.2
5
Eaton Manufacturing Co
5% pref series A w i
100
Ctfs of deposit—
—100
1st pref ctfs of deposit.. 100
*914
For footnotes gee
8% preferred
Du P de Nem (E I) &
1,300
1,600
1,100
:
7
May 3
33% Dec 19
17 May 31
9% Dec 24
59% Dec 9
No par 1/1)1% Sept 16
12% Deo 18
2% Dec 10
6
Dec 24
No par
105 Aug 4
-109
Dresser
3,000
*8
33
No par
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical Co
15,400
*%
21%
7%
No par
Doehler Die Casting Co No par
Dome Mines Ltd..
No par
Class A
1
1%
2554
25
22
45% Dec
Jau
18% Jan 11
1
*1
2554
25
J
878 May
91% Fei
May
45% Dec
9% May
12%May 12
65
Dec 24
36%
*
25%
J
60
Ltd .No par
1
4%
21%
712
36%
J
4
10% Jan 10
1
h
34%
3*4
5%
3%
2,100
2,000
1936
9
6% Apr 21
1%
1%
21%
227g
5
%6
6354
10*4
10*4
31
■[♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s...1915
Doc
x9'J
Oct
3% Aug
5
62%
1054
10%
31
6254
1968 J
21 % May
1*4 May
:3 4% June12
5% pref with warrants—100
Dixie-Vortex Co
No par
9
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
18*s June
preferred—.---25
Distil Corp-Seagr's
9%
{♦Secured
Jan
Diamond T Motor Car Co...2
1
u
712
12% Dec 17
21
DSC 23
3634
4*8
34
17% Dec 26
1
1%
43g
21%
22
20
1
1
9
pf.100
36%
78
Dec
Raynolds A ..No par
Diamond Match
..No par
t Denv & R G West 6%
Detroit Edison..—.
Devoe &
1%
1%
4*8
%
36
23
3%
Apr 30
9% Dec 23
2% Feb 19
heSept 23
1
1
"~i%
5%
334
ht
8%
♦0s extl dollar loan
Feb
11% Oct
41
40
J
M N
♦,8s external—.............1950 J J
♦7s extl water loan
...1956 M S
1% Apr
24% Jan
3% May
114
9
9%
O
1957
extl secured s f
{♦San Paulo (State) 8s
7% Apr
36
6% Apr 18
109% July "
18% Feb
0
Ctfs of benef int w L.No par
2112
22
94
♦8*4
36%
1
5
5%
334
36%
78
138
43g
*14
358
38
78
1*8
5%
11,600
400
70
74%
37S
10
70%
70
74%
5U
400
84
69%
514
3»g
v
*69%
*74%
70
77
3*4
1,000
3,000
1,600
200
70
5i4
23,200
1,900
70
*72
514
3*4
37*8
5,000
4,900
*65%
73
%6
2%
400
17,000
70
77
'18
•
.
27
22%
28
27%
22*8
28%
2634
2984
2%
"1,366
30
♦6
Deo
'iiSept
18
27
6% cum preferred
29%
*72
'18
176
*14%
44%
43% *43
IO934 109*4 *10o% 1093.1
1
134%
15%
20
12%
*68l4
3
1,500
4,300
2§%
*42%
27g
2%
29%
69
2*4
*6512
22
8,000
*14%
193s
11%
5%«
29%
27%
2634
50
25%
29%
14%
19%
12%
*8
Apr 21
3
.20
Preferred...
6% partic
D
1952 A
♦Sao Paulo (City of, Brazil) 8s. 1952 M N
Jan
,
184
7*4
38%
14% Dec 15
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert-... 10
Hudson...—100
Delaware Lack & Western..50
Delaware &
Duplan Corp.....
125
2%
pf.100
....No par
300
14%
234
13,100
1,100
25%
Co (The).l
Day ton Pow & Lt 4>£ %
6%
117
*112
1361.1 139%
25%
2%
Davison Chemical
137% 13834
6%
112%
preferred
100
*2%
6
6
5
25
Davega Stores Corp
Deere & Co.
1907 J
♦7s municipal loan
18
10^
8%f
85*
3*^8-4-4549 ( 5 bonds of 1937)
Mfg Co..t——No par
Duuhill International...
1
132
*108!8
500
125%
14%
130
2712
2314
42i2
3,600
700
*174
26*4
16%
34%
176
84
18
U16
29% 30
29
2678 *26*4 28
27
27i2
27i2
22U 2278
23l4
43
43
42i2
*108's 110
110
600
*32*4
133
*4
2812
1,180
3,800
112
2%
•
1,300
11,000
68
131
9
21,800
*65
*174
»16
400
1,300
700
16%
176
*174
50
52,100
117
137%
24%
25i2
2U
"*300
9
34%
19%
10%
65%
124%
14%
2%
*3234
10
*6
7
*6
6I4
014
*112%
*11214 11634 *112'4 117
1381s 13912 137% 139U 136%
*122
124*4 124i2 125U 125
*113%
113U 11314 *11318 114
25i4
34%
19%
10
10%
D
M 8
17% Dec
Jau
10%
8%
854
8?4
.1906 MN
J
25% May
70
May
June
45
53
9
Feb
47*4 Mar 29
6% Dee 10
24
Dec 10
1968 J
f g
196 4
99
Dec 19
16
1
s
1953
16% Jan 25
13*4 Dec 26
Preferred—
--No par
Prior preferred..—--No par
Conv 5%
81®
*8
8%
8%
2,700
16
201®
27%
10%
10
8'
16
8
16
♦0s extl
Santa Fe extl s f 4s
4*4
June
1% Jan
.1946 40
♦8s extl loan of 1921...
"[| ♦Saarbruecken (City) 6s
25
—
28
y2
8
10
407g Mar
May
Dec 26
8
.1953 F A
6^8
Jan
75
Deo 10
sec
Apr
25
—
Cutler-IIararaer Inc.-.No par
%6
2%
*8%
15%
36
68
27%
35%
36
16
27%
10%
6%
2*4
6%
1334
21*4
35*4
37
70
*27%
10%
♦Extl
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)
33
6
8
A
R
Jan
97%
13
Dec
F
1947
f ♦Rhlne-Maln-Danube 7s A.. .1950 M S
♦Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s— il940 A 0
108% Deo
19% Apr
47
July 15
77
78
O
25
47% Jan 3
98% Jap 6
13% Nov 22
12% Deo 10
99
Dec 16
Cushman's Sons Inc 7% pf.100
112
20%
18*4
*36
*65
10%
*109
l16
187g
334
20%
13%
21%,
*2112
8*a
15%
110
*3
*14%
20%
*18%
19
18*4
13I4 ■1234
21
21*4
9
10*8
110
13
21%
36
18*4
12%
21%
*812
157g
*»4%
1
%«
I27r
22
12*4
31
16
10%
:r3%
3%
15i2
*934
*109
no
110
3
*14io
Queensland (State) ext^6s
5% Nov
23*4 Nov
75
8% Sept
127%Sept
*72
1952 A
Apr
94
Feb 15
9
Apr
8%
D
*i4ia
♦Externals f 6s
10% Apr
,
45% Jan 9
15*8 Jan 7
41% Feb 20
9*4
8 54
O
3%
4 *4
3%
1054
3%
454
Apr
9
72
8%
8K
9
9%
9
.
"554 "l4
'■8%
J
J
49%
Dec
l%May 6
3% Feb 15
~ "
"1%
""5)4
,
With declaration...........
May
4% May
27% May
2
May
•0
De.
100
-
•
28
73% Dec 10
1963
♦4Hs assented
♦Porto Alegre (City of) 8s...—1961 J D
♦Extl loan 7^8—..—.I960 J J
♦Prague (GreaterCltv) 7)^8—.1952 VN
^♦Prussia (Free State) extl 0>tfsl951 M .8
Jan
1%
July
May
May
-10!)
Curtlss-Wrlght
.
Jan
Oct
"*554 ""4
Feb
32%
27% Jan 10
Dec 19
;554 "Is
"554
-
10% June
18% May
15% Mar
3
80
5
5% conv preferred
CubaRR6% preferred
preferred
9
554 ,..5%.
"554
With declaration...........
Apr
Jan
19
6
38% Dec 12
Dec:10
10
preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer.No par
$8
15%
26
15
$5 conv
Class A
Dec
4% Jan
J
Dec
Jan 16
107
12
Crosley Corp (The)—No par
Crown Cork & Seal...-No par
$2.25 conv pref w w..No par
15
O
J
11%
13*4
10
110% Mar
33
8
19% Jan 10
Dee
A
14
12
4
'.'"2
*1054
nigh
6%
.....
With declaration
% Jan 14
88
pref—.100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The).2
O
8s....1950
^♦Rome (City) extl 614s
4% Jan
%6Decl8
11
Deo 9
Crane Co 5% conv
Crown Zellerbaeh Corp
42% Apr 21
Mar 31
170
A
No. Low
High
O
99% Deo
100
June
70
2
Nov 5
Jan 14
Jan 2
56*4 Sept 27
52% Jan 8
53% July 28
182% Jan 10
15% Apr 25
■?. 9% Dec 9
48
Dec 24
25
100
Refining
Preferred
Sept
g
♦7s extl loan of 1926
45% Sept 30
4%
27%
23%
18%
17% Feb 24.
30
49
15%
40% Jan
,10
/■
2% Dec 10
Continental Motors ———1
Continental Oil of Del
5
Continental Steel Corp .No par
3,500
80
*41
15*4
15%
15%
99
14.
13%
16%
.
..
,
Corn Products
40
121->
Closed—
.
6% Jan
24% Fob
May
63
h>
8% July 10
July
3% Jau
6%May
9*4 Nov
May
O
A
With declaration
23*8 Jau 13
107% Jan
11
Mar
1*4 June
73% Jan
33
A pr
Asked
With declaration—
10% Apr
„
2% May
97*4 Jan 28
103
Jan 15
,
113
May
14
Dec 23
1% July
56
25% June
Jan 10
May 23
22% Dec 24
Continental Can Inc..-.-—20
Continental Diamond Flbre.5 J," 6% Feb 3
Continental Insurance.—$2.50 f 35% Feb 14
8,900
12
Exchange
4
18% Aug 28
23% Dec 3
15% Jan 16
34 Feb 15
Feb 15
Dec 10
Dec 26
.......
2,670
2,300
100
89
16%
*33%
32%
2,000
175
Stock
.
.
♦External sink fund
Feb
Apr
108%
June
42
.
.
■
% Dec
2
30% Jan 11
1% Deo 26
5
Dec 23
i
Copperweld Steel Co
.—5
Conv pref 5% series
50
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
%
61n
9,400
i9,200
Preferred called
50%
29%
3
12%
2,600
_3,100
49
*
90%
12%
8
65% July
Nov29
Dec 19
Dec 9
Dec 24
Consolidation Coal Co...—2£ ; 2%
5% conv preferred.;
100 114
f 93Consumers Pow $1.50 pfNo par
11
Container Corp of America.25
2%
Continental Bak Co ...No par
8% preferred
.....—100 i 79
29%
10%
*46
*6%
12*8
6%
1534
1134
7%
41%
2%
23%
16*4
10%
23%
16%
%
12%
90%
500
33,500
3
*8
10,500
24%
7
40*4
234
175
*8
2S4
2334
29%
50%
28*4
97
2
*4 Ks assented
Jan
■
200
48
*160
11%
15*4
6%
48
3
3g
6%
15
10%
16%
3
12%
95
7%
41%
2%
23%
16%
10*8
23*8
28*4
3
94%
4,400
111-%! 1 U*%!
24%
234
49% 50
175
175
3
3
3
3
1134
7%
50
2812
11%
2%
98
41%
10%
*48
2812 2934
30
4914 50U
50
178
1771a 1771a *175
2914
49*4
200
22%
16*8
16*8
10
93
*1115%,....
23%
714
40*4
27g
2512
714
40*8
93
12%
2%
*95
99
2234
41
251.4
1634
17
10*4
*48
7i#
200
96%
2*8
2%
2%
99
23
23
11%
*1 11575,....
111 *7 Jt 111*7S2 *1115732
2,000
*18
*20
*94
11*4
5
3%
Consol Oil Corp..
No par
1,800 ^Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf.100
3%
*4%
5
4
3%
4%
Deo 22
Deo 10
% Dec 10
7% Deo 9
•
5%
4*4
334
21*4
5%
5
4%
Jan 15
»i6 Jan
Dec
4,8
&
*554
A
.......1958
f 7s....1917
s
Bid
Low
.1968
♦Stabilization loan
8% Mar
.26
June
11% July 28
£82
71,100
lo
110
9
June
32
4% Deo 10
11*4 Dec 18
Dac 24
i
6%
712
*1%
5*8
37% Jan 10
Deo 23
Deo
95
♦4 Hs assented
Apr
98*4
14% Mav
27*8 June
■-
7
Mar
77
Corp.-.5
Consol Coppermlnes
31
104*8 Oct 31
90
7% preferred
100
6H% prior preferred.-.100
82%
%
7%
1134
82%
83
x82
$4.25 conv pfser '35.No par
12%
6
6%
12%
6%
12
(Concl.)
{♦Poland (Rep of) gold 6s.■—1940
$ per share
May
3%May
.28% Aug 28
w
8
(19% Deo 17
101
Dac 20
7%
Commercial Solvents.-No par
%
Coinmonw'lth & Sou..No par V
$6 preferred series..:No par j 39%
Commonwealth E llson Co.25 |20
}. 2%
Coude Nast Pub Inc..-No par
i 13%
Congoleum-Nalm Iiic.No par
Consol Aircraft Corp
1 : 18%
9%
Consolidated Cigar
No par
60
77%
6%
1178
6%
11%
600
3%
14
20*4
9%
*2*4
13%
93
92
92
6%
20%
99% Apr
71
7% Oct 22
4%May 16
21% Apr 17
;
Coram'1 Invest Trust..No par
400
41
Price
Highest
$ per share
Julyll
83
! 16% Dec 18
100
4X% convpreferred
12,800
8
'32 134,900
4134
7,600
20% 41,600
77'2
80
6*8
12
: 6>8
8
Columbia Pictures
No par
$2.75 oonv preferred.No par
Commercial Credit—.——10
34,600
734
%
%«
20%
40*4
20%
%
'
j....
.
102'4
101
7%
*32
.500.
20%
20 %
103
♦101
7*4
%
2*4
-
20%
7%
2,300
24,800
17%
97
*90
20*4
19%
103
*101
8
20%
*2*4
8
'a;
7%
19%
103
*101
103
7*4
%
39%
;
5%
17
Dec 23
68
Columbian Carbon Co .No par
400
$ per share
$ per share
Par
Shares
67
5%
2334
«2334
97
*90
97
*90
20%
19%
21%
20%
103
5%
Lowest
Highest
Foreign Govt. & Mun.
$ per share
*65%
69
5%
24%
17%
63%
68
$ per share
Lowest
Friday's
£
K
Week Ended Dec. 26
Dec. 26
Range or
Sale
fc.s
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
.Year 1940
Week's
Last
BONDS
v
Range for Previous
On Basis of lOO-Share Lots
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Saturday
/
Range Since Jan. 1
STOCKS
NEW YORK
27
453
1
12
454
1454
12
12
12
Volume 154
Number 4026
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
Last;
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Range or
Friday's
-Safe i
Week Ended Dec. 26
Price
Bid
Range
LOW A NO HIGH SALE PRICES
(Cont.)
Atchison Top & Santa Fe (Concl.)
Stamped 4b.
-.1905
Conv gold 4s of 1909---,
Conv 4s of 1905.-1.-..
-
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Low
'1
87 Vi
Jan
101)4
♦97
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M
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102
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1948
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44)4
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40%
43
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46
.
55 %
44)4
85
131)4
130
99
07)4
97)4
35%
18
18%
18:
35%
18%
94
94
94
95
95
95
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41
•
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.
41
125
3,000
1,200
150
12
3178May
85g De
23
Dec 19
c
98
No par
8
De
..
..
June 23
24
105
S per
15
10
35
36 May 21
32%May 31
18
Dec 23
41
Dec 12
98%
Dee
Mav
20
Jan
40%
Feb
22%
21%
Jan
14
Sept
12% May
May
32% May
10% May
8
Jan
106
Jan
46
Jan
2198 Apr
21% June!
38% Mar
19
Dec
Francisco Sugar Co....No par
F'k'n Simoti&Co Inc
7% pf.100
Freeport Sulohur Co..
10
Fruehauf Trailer Co
1
Jan
June
84
25% Apr
8% Nov
Jan
17 conv preferred-.-ATo par
share
Jan
Nov 17
7
May 31
9% Dec 10
105
Feb 19
47$
25
27% Mav
Jan 10
25% Apr
j
per
May
79
42% Jan 13
lO'gJ'ily 8
103
Jfiohest
share $
2% May
Nov 28
337s Jan
17% Dec 21
3% Dec 10
21
share
18% Jan 10
18% Dec 23
90
per
13
Dec
10
12% De. 19
Florence Stove Co
6*8 Sepf
22
Nov
99
10
5% conv preferred
100
26)4
25)4
3'2%Sept
20% Jan
132
94
18%
21%
Apr
18
Dec
61
8
7
Dec
46
Jan
9%
Jan
9
2% Feb 17
S«
104)4
102)4 106)4
107
75)4
68
85
21s4
16
8i2
8io
79)4
22*8
15*4
81)4
69'2
72
74)4
1612
17
18)4
39)4
22)4
*10%
*14
15
14)4
108)4
104
9)4
107
<
104
111*4
Jan
2%
6%
Apr
20
41
24%
July 31
39% Deo
Dee
23% July 29
Aug 1
105%
4
104
111)4
107
2
107
113)4
85
87
5
85
95)4
107)4
113*4
%
103%
114
114
10
102
5
111
38
%
2
4*4
3)4
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3)4
66)4
41)4
08)4
66
4)4
80)4
53
68
5)4
53
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H
-
-
...1957 J
I960 J
J
105
Oct 1969
1970
10S
1951
Canadian Northern deb 614s... 1916
....1954
70%
6734
16%
10%
*16%
10%
15
*14
15
2
*112)4
*67)4
registered
Champion Paper A Fibre—
8 f deb 4*48 (1935 Issue)...1950
8 I deb 43-iS (1938 Issue)...1950
914
2)4
28)4
5)4
1H
2)4
1)4
5)4
5)4
55
16)4
5)4
5
16)4
15)4
Ref A impt mtge 3)4s D
1996
Ref A Impt M 3)4s ser E—1996
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
1946
R A A Div 1st con g 4s.. J..1989
2d consol gold 4s.-... —.1989
*ee
page 1715.
100
9,100
83%
*120
10
1,000
130
2934
*123
27%
*104
70
30% 127,300
124
1,700
28
3%
600
3,200
5%
6w
3i«
*4^266
934
10%
4,400
6.12
»u
.2178
2,800
107%
*103% 106
•,
»%2
»is
22
"moo
8
*2134
22%
603
15*8
16 %
9,700
9
9
1,800
68
68
16%
16%
16%
10*4
11*8
11
16%
11%
*14
'15
*14
108% 108%
7%
2*4
£■47*4
4%
*56
7%
7
2*4
47*4
4%
47
11
11%
35
47'
4*4
*56%
11%
36%
62
36
800
478
5,600
62
11%
36%
moo
600
"13%
11
2
*57
37s
7*8
57g
20%
21
14%
*58*4
14*4
14%
83's
15*8
60%
59
59
8
6%
<0*8
.
*23
25
15
15
19%
24?
800
1 1 %
65
37S
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378
'16
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7
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'I
13
19)4
19)4
11)4
12)4 19
106*4 109)4
10754
68 )4
64
61
4.7.
42
78
51M
77)4
45
77)4
104)4
104)4
:
*54
32%
29
24
11*8
11%
*11%
11*8
*2%
51
19
33%
10*8
11
12
19
2*8
*54
60
321%
11%
2*8
50%
2%
19,200
2,000
134
1,400
140
65
*8
378
8%
10,900
1,700
400
*45
21.1
2%
18
2*8
50%
2%
'
18%
79
101)4
101)4
65)4
*24
76*4
75)4
58)4
24%
*24
24%
*32%
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*9*8
35
*32%
87g
9*8
35
*105
*100
13*8
*14 6
*3*4
5
*51%
*149
$5 conv preferred
Glmbsl Brothers
No par
conv preferred
50
Gobel (Adolf)--
Goodyear Tire A Rubb.No
conv
proferred
100
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S A P
19%
No par
10
10%
10%
10*8
11%
11
11
1.090
12*8
12%
*2%
12%
3,800
••*.-<"-
4,400
16,090
2*4
1,800
51
60
21.
2,800
19%
1,600
Mar 17
112
102
7
Dec
17
Feb 21
11
24
De? 21
Dec
35
100
Greyhound Corp (The).No
5)4% conv preferred
par
1
10
Grumman Aircraft Corp
I
Guantanamo Sugar
No par
8% preferred
100
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR No par
$5 preferred
No par
"
Jan
2%
Jan 25
1 % Jan
2
77
10
45
27
69
May
12% May
18
231
18% Dec
9
107g Jan 2
135
Dec 17
42
Mar 26
29%May 27
9*4May 5
107sJune27
10% Dec 10
1% Feb 4
13
Jan
3
1% Feb 19
9
Feb 14
Jan
Jan
Deo
«u
Apr
;
Jan
18% Apr
33*4 Jan
14*8 Jan
65% Nov
24*4 Mar
13*8 Man
23%
106
pr
May
23*8
Jan
0*4 Mar
617$ Mar
9
<
05
Nov
Jan
19*4
Jan
5
Deo
4%
3%
90
Apr
Apr
Sept
20*4 Apr
69% Mar
24% Apr
97% Feb
Dec
4%
May
71%
Juu
1%
9%
14%
Jan
Apr
12 >8
Deo
10
May
26
May
21% May
11*8 May
15% May
28
28% July 22
18 *8 Nov
July 29
141% Aug 15
51
Dec 18
Jan
1%
10%
106%
9% June
7
12*4 Jan 2
30% Jan 16
25% Jan 22
28
Apr
0*8 June
6
Mar
7%
10
% May
4*8 Mai
6
12% Dec 10
June
1*8
25
17
11
0*8 Jan
May
July
May
Deo
110
1*4 Dec
4
10
24
6
18
13*4 Jan
13% Jan
28% Apr 22
Green Bay A Wc?t RR
Green (II L) Co
Inc
46
678 Dec 24
23
par
1
Dec
9*gS »pt 12
3U Dec 10
0% Dec iS
5
Dec 9
10
Prop..No
4*8S"pt 30
54
Feb
10% May
3
Sept
30*4 Dot
4% May
43
May
11
May
30
May
Apr
60
June
98
74% Oct 6
17'8S'>pt 18
2
Dec
9
2%Snpt
91
Jan
81% Aug 1
11% Apr 19 1 2178 NOV
57
Dec 17
74*4 Oct
10% Dec 26
20*4 Sept
90
Jan
61% Dee 19
1
3% July
June 20
25 June 10
68% Nov
10
9
Dec
Jan
127% Mar
16*4 May
7*4 May
1378 May
«
14% July 31
2% May 13
34%May 21
4% Dec 21
60
20
5% preferred
Gr Nor Iron Ore
Great Western Sugar..No par
Preferred
100
11
2%
18%
No par
2,400
33
*45
div ctfs.No par
24%
139*4
60
2%
w
Without div ctfs
Great Northern pref...No par
33
June 20
Aug
16% Jan
Jan
56*8
May
% Nov
9*4 June
86% Jan
% Dec
13% July
20
May
10 * July
14
May
7
22
to Dec
5
14,600
*54
24
Apr
Deo
Jan
»8
44
5% May
5
80%Sept
101
131
118%
May
100
29% Jan 11
11% Jan 10
16% Dee21
9% Dec 10
13
Dec 15
1
1934
33
18*4
Grand Union
par
No par
Preferred...
15%
60
9
46% Jan 30
*ir Dee 22
No par
Gotham Silk Hose
Dee
8% Dee
1
Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold A Stock Tale ?raph Co 100
Goodrich Co (B F)
No par
5% preferred
No par
20i8
2%
50%
1
No par
Grant (W T) Co
11*4
2*8
50%
2%
*18%
par
No par
Glidden Co ( The)
1,600
24
% Nov 18
16'.i Aor 16
14
Dee 9
100% Jan 15
*8 Jnly 24
25
Dec
5
..No par
28%
23%
15*4
*130
98%June 25
z9
Apr
37% May
% Jan 27
16% Jan 10
>v
Jan
49%
32% June
3% June
4% Jan
6
9
832 N
Deo
41
116
7
Mar
Nov
120
118
7% Jan 15
110% Nov 7
100
2S%
23%
32%
128)4 134
106
102
102
102
106
120)4 122)4
119)4
*100
1378
13*8
104
5% i
5
5U- I
1*8
50%
104
*100
13*4
5*8
51*8
5
*1481.1
4
:
1%
85
5%
50%
*152
5%
51
158
*25
77g
40
J4%
13%
*13
14%
34
*34
35
107
*104
106
*13
13*i
*12%
13%
147«
13%
14%
15
*13
*101)
104
13%
*146
3*8
+
15
70
,
'
U
14*8
m-
«,
'
-
15lo
115
33%
27%
8
40%
*101% 102
3
-27g
28*4
6
6
6%
15%
15%
113
113
32
25%
38
38*4
102
For footnotes
30%
25%
8
102
278
28%
*113
3
7*4
38%
*102
see
115
Harbison-Walk Refrac.No par
1,800
6% preferred
100
Hat Corp of Amsr class A...1
4
10
88%
88%
5%
9,800
51
1,700
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Hecker Products Corp
Helme (G W)
1,500
Hercules Motors
No par
3,909
Hercules Powder
No par
5
51
*148% 158
11% 11%
70
70%
*127% 129%
34
34%
*104
106%
1334
*12%
15*8
14*8
6%
page
2*4
27%
15%
600
6
1434
*113
-
_
-
800
13%
13*4
15%
4,400
0%
1,600
14*4
400
1,709
115
20
32
32%
34
25*4
25%
25%
25
25%
13,400
1,000
8
8
■
8%
41200
36 ii
36%
7*4
36*8
8
38%
38
2,100
*102
2% 1-
28*41
1714.
>2*8
27%
107
2*4
29%
*102
2*8
29
107
6)4% preferred
18*8 May
12 i
Feb
Jan
10*4 Apr
30% Apr
25% July
13*8 Jan
30
29%
Nov
Jan
June
142
Feb
27% July
55
Jan
2
23
35%
17*4
Apr
14*4 Sept 17
11*8 Apr 22
9
36*4 Sept
18%Sept 9
3% July 28
z
May
0% May
May
14*4 June
1*8
11
Jan
12
Jau
25*8
Aug
3%
Apr
Apr
May
30%
Apr
Dec
8
4% Aug
23% Dec
4
6
Dec
2% Nov
8>8 Nov
14% Nov
7
29% June
55
100
2*4
15,000
29%
6,200
Dec 15
33
Feb 18
38
8% Dec
9
8
15
Jan 24
104
Feb 25
108
July 16
100
Dec
12*4 Dec
Jan
140
3% De
i
11
9
3
23
92
Dec U
2
1
% Dec 10
25
76
June 12
5
..25
Jan
Mar 28
10*8 Jan
Dec 24
9
100
Hayes Mfg Corp
Preferred....
-
30%
107
6% preferred
100
Hanna (M A) Co $5 pf.No par
4,800
i 6
115
33
1*8
*13
14%
24
94%
13%
*113
25
10,000
148
31%
*
29
;
15%
15%
33
25%
7*4
6
Hackensack Water
7% preferred class A
25
Hall Printing Co
...—10
Hamilton Watch Co ...No par
1*8
15
13%
1,200
104
*12%
13%
_
1,600
'
6*8
•'<
*28%
34
34%
107
*104
800
9*4
9%
104
3*4
94%
1%
85
•
5%
50%
158
!)
148
3*8
1*8
50%
36
104
*_
94%
85
*32%
9*8
137g :143s
3*8
;• 4%
241,
9io
104
*146
148
•-
83%
158
*14
9
9%
*23
36
9%
9%
>
3%
82
24
*32%
9%
13%
*146
•
81
36
104
*100
4%
24
24%
105
92
1%
'
105
1378
148
*3*8
92
1%
158
;
+140
147
9*8
100
34
33% 33%
108
*104
♦104
91)4
102
104
24%
*32%
9%
9%
9
11
11
12
*10*4
11*4
11%
*11%
11*8
69
70
70
70%
69*4 69%
70%
70*8
*127% 129?8 *127% 129% *127% 129% *127% 129%
107)4
(1100)4 104)4
102)4
*105
82
13%
1434
*6%
*15%
128*4
100
1%
*80%
*13
102
10
4%
947„
80
128)4
9%
♦92
102
112
6% preferred
$5
48
22
May
33*4 Dec
111% May
% May
28
Sept
77*4 May
6
-.1
Granite City Steel
300
28% Dec 18
'121% Dec 23
27% Dec 20
3
Sept 24
Jan
Apr
89% Nov
26% May
91
Sept 19
132% Jan 28
48% Jan 6
127% Aug 25
General Tire A Rubber Co...5
Gillette Safety Razor. .No par
1,900
2.500
8
Dec 15
ll7g
29%
102
271
5% Dec 26
105%Mayl2
$6 prof opt div scries No par
4,000
16
78% July
4% Sept
4% May
48% Feb
12*4 May
Nov 28
100
—
General Refractories.. No
General Shoe Corp...
5»,
28%
33
33%
10
10*8
11%. 11%
11% 11%
2*8
2%
*47
50%
2%
2%'
18
18*4
.1
No par
6% preferred..
Gen Realty A Utilities
6%
*54:
00
327g
1178
No par
5%
23%
101
No par
Gen Railway Signal
6*8
*7
117% Aug
l%Nov
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
1
22
11
*74'.
60
General Printing Ink.
$6 preferred
Gen Public Service
6%
5*4
25%
24% 24*4
24% 24%
130*4 *135% 131*4 *136
13934
13134 *135
No par
15%
19%
20
25
13,000
8
6
8%
145
Deo
11*4 May
3
Oct
Jan
125
Common
22
67t4
1*4 Mav
-
6% Jan 6
1578 Jan 10
Sept 18
% Jan
112% Jan
5% preferred
....100
General Motors Corp..
10
$5 preferred.^.....; .No par
Gen Outdoor Adv A... No par
6%
6%
5%
28%
23%
15%
20%
14%
19%
3,200
67
"ic
5*4
28%
*23%
15*8
1034
65%
*1%
1%
7%
6%
20
20%
11%
66'.i
1%
*58
23
2
10%
s8
*8%
2
*60
66
3% '•4:
8
2
'
61
*16
5*
13,700
85%
00
60
3%
%
2
*60
11%
68%
1*4
1%
'
5.
37g
*3*8
*6*8
5*8
0*4
*58
60
s8
•
13%
13/
1*8
60
*16
%
65*4
14
July 14
Mar 20
42*8 Sept 25
38
4)4%
8
144
33*8 Feb 15
$6 conv pref series A. .No par
General Mills....
.No par
Apr
May
Apr
51
7*4
106
June
36% May
5% May
118
May
130% Apr 7
35% Jan 14
General Foods Corp... .No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Gen Gas A Electric A.. .No
par
$3 preferred
"
;7% Jan
24*4 Dec 10
7% preferred
Gen Theatre Eq Corp. .No par
Gen Time Instru Corp.No par
5,100
6
100
No par
General Telephone Corp...20
12,300
Jan
94
97
2,200
7%
3
55
2% Dec 24
6% Dec 10
73% Feb 19
16
Dec 13
118% Dec 23
par
100
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref. .No par
***"36
39% Dec 18
3% Dec 2)
116
Deo 12
2% Dec
Sept
"14%
June
45% June
3% May
104
5
No par
General Electric Co
8
5*4 Oct 15
Sept 10
5
June
9
cum preferred
General Cigar Inc
"l2""May
8
12% July 29
53'8 May 8
No par
Class A
7%
47% Jan 21
4
Apr 16
101
5
970
15
3
5
..No par
1,300
.
108*4 10834
2
11*.,
*114
1992
9,200
90
*81
141'
•••
58
12
-70
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry—
General gold 4 !4s
♦85
'Day ;
Baking
Dec 24
25
5% Mar 21
Mar 21
Apr 23
9
3% Sept
5% Apr
Dec
53
50
64
104)4
#
67%
11
09)4
95)4
108*4 112
y
67)4
78
36%
♦113% 118
I
7g
«
81
2
2
86
ST7))
32%
11*8
ioo»4 106)4
69*4 89*4
64*4 86 f4
41
50)4
104)4 108)4
15)4
*10
Central RR A Bkg of Ga 5s. 1942
A... 1948
70
107)4
Through Short L 1st gu 4s. 1954
Guaranteed g 5s.---------.I960
*!«
%
2
*
11%
67%
*54
97)4 103
;
88
97)4
17)4 32)4
70
13
......1987
1962
5%s
52
12 %
11)4
•..>.11*4- -12)4
Cent Pac 1st ref gu gold 4s... 1949
5,900
36
il584.rl0%
8*4
884
66% 68
35
117g
25
"
.....1987
...1987
Central N Y Power 33/4s
■
*12 Yi
9
■
1987
os
5s registered.
♦General 4s.
'
*31
36
5734
135
102)4 112)4
43
93
8)4
3Hs.——1966
t♦Cont New Engl 1st gu 4s
1961
Closed-
5%
107%
99)4 104
21
2)4-
1951
8%
05*4
y
*23%
15%
20%
110
99
40
Cent Illinois Light
♦Central of N J gen g
90)4 107)4
43
100
21
.
4s..
02)4
90 H
107
99)4
92)4
1948
1946
♦Mobile Div 1st g 5s
108)4
76*4
43
^Central of Georgia Ry—
'
♦1st mtge 5s
Nov 1945
1945
}»Conaol gold 5b
♦
1959
Ref A gen 5)48 series B
1959
♦Ref A gen 5s series C
♦Chatt Div pur money g
105
42
*96)4
1981
♦Cent Branch U P 1st g 4s
12
94
100
Celanc8e Corp of America 3s.. 1955
Cclotex Corp deb 4)4* w w— 19*7
Exchange
3
;
1678
10%
%
2
I37s
*29
93)4 106)4
76*4
Carolina Clinch A Ohio 4s..-.1965
Stock
5%
22%
16
8*4
68%
36
6%
5*4
89*4
108*4
42
Carriers A Gen Corp 5b w w— 1950
gold 4s
75
101)4
102)4
82)4
81
I960
Collateral trust 4%s.
2'
93*4 HO
102
^Carolina Cent 1st guar 4s...l949
General Bronze Corp..
General Cable Corp. ..No
$8 preferred
2%
3%
*104
n)2
15*4
9
*14
86
_
*1*4
*52*4
92)4 108)4
90)4 107)4
90)4 106
90*4
1944
Coll trust gold 5s
105*4
3l\
108
62
ctfs
80)4
107
108)4
1946
"moo
2*8
7%
7%
2,100
*84%
93
300
16*8
17
1,800
118% 118%
30
24»4
25% 110,100
.29
%2
*22
22%
16
65
108)4
105)4
104)4
Can Pac Ry 4% deb stk perpet
Coll trust 4Hs
105
3
101)4
1956
Guar gold 414s
General
117
2*8
3%
*n
13*8
57%
11*8
8)4
7
81
59)4
78)4
100)4
*9of>
gold 4)4*
Guaranteed gold 4)4s
105
79*4
105)4
104)4
108)4
Guaranteed gold 5s..-.July
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed gold 5s
*110
Gen Am Transportation
10,500
6
1% May
2
Nov 29
12
23 *-Sept 23
2% Dec 10
10
Gen Amer Investors
No par
$6 preferred
..No par
3,800
3%
1% Apr 10
7% Aor 16
Dec 10
15
1
5% preferred
2,600
108)4 HI
_
O
!'
36
7*8
Cunadian Nat gold 4 )<ja.
338
Gar Wood Industries Inc
2%June 5
2*4 Sept 12
4
1% Feb
1
20
No par
Gaylord Container Corp
5
5)4% conv preferred...J.50
50
>,
39%i39%
Christmas
-
83%
29
*108% no
*108% 110
*108% 110
7
7
7%
7*s
7%
7%
3
3
2%
3%
27$
3%
47
47
40% 47%
47% 47%
5
47g
4*4
4*4
47s
.47g
60
63
*57
60
*55% 62%
12
11*8
11*4
11%
11% 1 Ho
104
107
102
79)4
105)4
•
128% 128S4
29% 30%
12234' 122*4
3%
16%
10%
10%
'
*
}963|A O
*407$
(Robert)
1,000
78
66)4
*100)4
105
400
9
4
4%
*102% 104
90
:82
32
31$
,
8%
v
70
74
35 X
*111
1966 A O
4s
5s A
*29
69
•
71)4
37g
Canada Sou cons gu
*85
1211, 123
32
377g
110%
78-
90
82%
128*4 128*4
29% 30
in... •
.
h
Calif-Oregon Power
.1
82U
".12
33)4
14)4
107)4
I960 A O
36%
110% *114
*85
.*8
74
J 9«>5 J J
-
5s gu
*114
-3'« U 314
*32
•
21l2
15%
109
99)4 102)4
■
84)4
38%l
37%
85
*29
3*s
90
♦Certificates of deposit
Consol idated 5s
3,400
350
6-
9
83
7g
70)4
AO
6% preferred......
Gamewell Co (The)
234
23.,
10
101o
10'4 1014
9*4
10%
978
10
*10312 113
*10312 106
*103% 113
*103% 106
103
75
A
*2%-
100
*102)4
1952
7's
83
38i.i
85
*16
1934
:
2*8
734
11514 U5I4
40
3U
Rap A Nor—
§Mst& coll 5s
2*4
2%
7%
Gair Co Inc
*6
3934
Gabriel Co (The) cl A..No par
1,000
15)4
1957
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
2*8
88
37i«
90
40
modified (interest at
3% to 1946) due
117
2U
27«
600
5,300
2*4
18
-
i 3 *8
3%
*110
117.
104)4
*107
3)$s series C..19b7
Buffalo Rocheater A Pgh Ry—
*110
117
39%
-3*8
1%
2
10
18*4
934
i 18
101
102)4
Buff Nlag Elec
1%
2
10
*5%
534
5'2
5*8
5*8
5%
*104*4 109'g *104*4 io:i78 *100% 108
105
100*4
Bklyn-Un Gas 1st cons g 5s...1945 J/N
1st lien A ref Cs series A.... 1947' M N
Debenture gold 5s
..—1950 7 D
1st lien <* ref 5s series B
1957iJ/N
Buffalo Gen Elec 4)48 B
1.981 IF A
1%
2.
-
*9%
18
40
39»4
3%
3%
1
27
15)4
M 3J4S...1966 J/N
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s_.
1950 F A
*1%
•*178
6)4 17
104*4 107
102)4 107
101)4
104)4
Bklyn Edison cons
> .41
*80*4 83
8214 8214
*126i2 130
*126% 129
20% 293g
29*8
30*2
122l2 122% 1221? 12212
27
6)4
JJ
1961
RR..---.1960
1%
V2U
2%
934
10
.I710- 18
2%
2%
678.. - 7.%
*83%
92
10ig
I6I4
16's
I6I4
•16%
10%
125
125
*118.1, 125% *L18% 120
25% 26*8
25% 26%'. *26%
2534
3778
*S5
26 M
5
19j0
19o7
1955
1%
t
-
18i2
*81i->
26*2
37ig
97)4
U
25)4
1944
1%
234
2*8
71?
81U
100*4
97)4
26 %
4&Bser A...July 1970,M N
i*Boston A N Y'Air L 1st 4s. .1955 F A
For other foot joler
36%
18
934
*110
117
26>g
137)4
97
,<
•
1st mtge 4sscrie8
Prod
3534
18
312
,
*115U 1161?
99
♦inc mtge
Certaln-teed
38
94
'■
"""406
7%
106)4 113)4
*102)4
^♦Berlin Elec El A Undergr6)$sl950
Beth Steel 3^8 conv debs
1952
Consol mtge 3)is ser F
1959
Consol mtge 3s ser G
1960
Consol mtge 3^s ser H
1965
4s
♦7*8
Dec
12
Foster-Wheeler.
126
89
6% preferred series A... 100
First National 8 tores ..No par
Fllntkote Co (The)....No par
14.50 preferred
..No par
1,100
110
Year 1910
Lowest
4% Jan '
27% Sept 22
97% Jan 15
16
Sept 12
45*4 S^pt 24
8% D9C
34% Feb
Fllenes (Wm) Sons Co.No par
Firestone Tire A Rubber... 10
3,500
35*8- 36
38
conv preferred
100
Ferro Enamel
Corp ..i
l
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N
Y.S2.50
Fiorshelm Shoe class A .No par
Follansbee Stesl Corp.
.10
5% conv preferred.:....100
Food Machinery Corp
10
1,400
$
2% Apr
14*4 Dee
4\i %
10%
30*4
9*4
-
1.300
Range for Precious
Hiohest
S per share
Federal Motor Truck..No par
Federated Dept Stores.No par
31
♦27
*105
>7% .-8
"l~200
19%
3%
31*4
*3%
126
1,500
2,-500
11,650
18
♦18
-
5,200
98
17%
'20%
30
18i2
214
40
.
16%
16%
*118'2 126
48
83
80)4
107*4
131)4
'•
3 >8
8U"
107)4
•-1958
40%
55
-
Big Sandy 1st mtge *8
Blaw Knox let mtge 3Hs
Boston A Maine 1st 5s A C
v 1st M 5b series II
61)4
98)4
-.1955
-
47.
35)4
43
With declaration
1
*95
.
7%
14%
92%
34
9%
33%
834
:*3%37g
29% 29%
*3034 31%
1.0 •
10%
*100'
12
13%
634
97g
84
1959
0)ss
♦Debenture 6s
Cart A Adir 1st gu
-
10I4
1,500
12
35
;
*18
*27g3
2*g
2»2
7I4
7'2
With declaration
6s equip trust
29
10
40*4
92%
98%
126
"2^866
10
,:9%
*18-
5,100
90
40*4
:17'4 :-17?4
»
1.300
16%
1578
27g
3
234 A3
27g
27«
*01.1
684
0% ;.6'4 .*6% • 634
i«- • &t8
934
*9ij
934
034
50
50 *4078
50
*4678
50
% 4% > 414
4*8 <-43g
4ig
4i8
*100
106
*100% 106
*100J2 106
*102% 105
36)4 50)4
43)4' 58)4
^♦Berlin City El Co deb 6Hs.l951
♦Deb sinking fund
.
44)4
48
*
I960
Belvldere Del cons 3?^s
...1943
Beneficial Indus Loan 2^8
1950
Guar
9
*95
9
Par
3%
*88
18%
7'4
3
95)4
94 )4
47l ■
47
107)4
131)4
1st A ref 5s series C
Bush Term Bldgs
90
"
47)4
43)4/
'
1989
1951
IBurlington Cedar
16%
98 lg
10*4
714
2'«
934
18i2
*6"4
*914
*4078
46)4
26-
46)4
37)4
1
J 951
-
Battle Cr A Stur 1st gu 3b
btamped
Lowest
S per share ''Shares
38U
35
lOlo
3'2
J9f}
4s Btamped
26
32
■
44)4
1st 5a..—1943
Con ref 4s.-.-
1st g 4*48 series
94
*18
63X
>
29)4
31
1950
1959
1 1947) due
Bangor A Aroostook
31
29 Vt
28)4
—..Feb 1 I960
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
Bell
967g
3
Sept 1 1946) due
♦Conv due
33 H
28)4
1%
1996
Pgh L E A W Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to—.1951
S'west Div 1st M (int at 3% %
to Jan
-15%
.18
*100
1%
2000
Sept I 1946) due
Ret A gen ser F (lnt at
'
I8I4
*9
1%
Ref A gen ser D (lnt at
to
38
19
47)4
to Dec
1
Week
73 M
28*4
Dec 1 1946) due
"
Range Since Jan. 1
On Basis of 100-.S7lar« Lots
EXCHANGE
„
73)4
68
53)4
A (lnt at 1% to
...1995
C (lnt at 1 1-5%
Ref A gen ser
v
53)4
7i2
45
35
K-x
63 )4
the
26
3%
*88
3i31*4
•
10*s
130
*30i8
*34%
'
$ per share
10l8 -10:
.10%
40*4 *40% 4118
J734 V-.-'.' 17*4
13*4 :133s 14
192
9234
92%
33*4
)33%
33%
29
3i's
*-•-
*181..
July 1948
...1948
Dec.
3
15*8
3%V i 37«
A
28
•
3ll2
10's
3134
10%
i 17
19
>4
28
130
Baltimore A Ohio RR—
1st mtge gold 4s
4h registered
.3 '
90
*88
90
3 per share
\,
27g|
1434
.
*88 V
lOlo
334
/
.
7U
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due..-—July 1948
Dec. 25
Friday
69
95*4
I514
27g
..
:
3314
8*4
■A;.
99)4 102 >4
81)4
67)4
--
66)4
31H
25 %
1948
Second mortgage 4b....-.-.1948
Atl Gulf A W 1 SS coll tr 5s..-1959
Thursday
Dec. 24
$ per share
3I4
.16
-
13*2
97)4 101)4
60
* 95
.
67)*
Atl & Dan 1st g 4bj...—-
Wednesday
23
>
72
78)4
Dec.
9
9
912.
918
>41
40*4 ,41
40U
17^4 *.;.. -.1784
13*4
13i2
1378
13's
92
9114
9234
921«
3314
3314 33*4
33*2
:
9
834
0
8%
984 *95
9818 *95
19
19
19i2
J 181*
40'«
111%
lit
111)4
100)4
1944
1964
Atlantic Refining deb 3s
16«4
90*8
May 1 1945
Oct 1952
10-year coll tr 5s
4b..
109'
3 ig
90
8i2
112
•
10i4
95)4 101
•
Tuesday
$ per share
3%
*88
100)4 104
111
112J<
111
>112
♦110J4
Atl Coast 1st cons 48...--July 1952
LAN coll gold
101
105
*100 ;
Atl <fc Charl A L 1st 4 Mis A....1944
1st 30-year 5s series B
•
3%
■
u
.
1946
General unified 4Hs A
o4)4
103)4
97)4 103)4
97
101
1960
V ;'•
;
Dec. 22
3 per share
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s..
1965
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s...1958
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4^b A,..1962
Atl Knox & Nor 1st g 5s
Mondau
High
mi
♦101
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
for
Saturday
I
Low
High
86*4
Vx
1955
1955
Conv gold 4b of 1910....
'
"
Sales
Since
KAsked
&
Dec. 20
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
1709
Dec
20
50% Dec 22
100*4 Jan 10
25% Jan 10
1-'
*: Feb 11
1
.ltin23
101
Feb i0
30
May
9*8 M »y
10% May
100% June
95
June
16% May
May
5% May
83% June
130
2
96
Jan 13
110
Jan
168
107
Dec
120%
Aug
60
June
5
No par
100
12,50
Houdaille-Hershey cl A.No
Class
B
par
No par
Household Finance....No par
5% preferred
—..100
Houston Oil of Texas
Howe Sound Co
v t
6
Dec 22
9
Feb 14
Zl07% Apr 14
30% Dec 23
25
Dec 23
7*4 Dec 18
36
Jan
12% May
Jan
8
9478 May
21%
100%
133%
67%
115%
16%Sept 15
18% Aug 18
12% July
18%
19
35% Apr
9% Nov
10% Apr
115
Jan
30*4 Jan 10
9% July 24
16% Aug 5
115
Oct 27
52*8 Jan
39
8
Jan 27
13*4 Jan
6
9
Dec 21
64
Aug 14
2*8 Dec 24
111
Jan 15
C..25
5
July 22
5
26% Apr 21
100
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
132% Oet 21
56*4 Jan 18
7% preferred
Homestake Mining
9%
104
Apr
6% cum preferred....-.100
zl23%May 1
Hershey Chocolate
No par
33% Dee 19
i2
$4 conv preferred
No par
99%June 17
Hollander A Sons (A)
Holly Sugar Corp
28%
138
4%
Dec
13% Dec 10
13% D3C 29
14% Dec 18
Deo
113%
11%
09
Hlnde A Dauch Paper Co... 10
Hires Co (C E) The
10
Holland Furnace (Del)
10
Jan
106
Aug
155
1
..
Jan
106%
8978 j une
July 11
Dec
_
Jan
6% Dec
89
Juue
6
Sept 5
8*s Sept 19
16*8 Jan 9
80% July 29
150
Apr
Feb
17
96
3% Jan
10*4 Apr 21
65% Dec 9
100
34%
37
20%
Jan
37% Jan
8
May
4% July
8
May
May
35
May
103
110
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
May
60%
38%
Deo
8% May
51% May
10%
71%
Apr
Apr
28
101
June
3% May
28
Aug
112
Jan
Deo
67s
Jan
50 <a
Feb
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
(o
17
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Friday
Sales
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW
for
Monday
Saturday
Dec. 22
Dec. 23
$ per share
$ per share
"
5U
33
2's
2'8
1%
167«
1634
27«
>4
1738
2434
00
%
5i«
5%
32%
2%
32%
32%
2%
14
14%
7%
7%
24%
"65%
*155
*155
—
5,000
Inspiration Cons
6i->
•6%
6%
2,500
Insuranshares Ctfs Ine
19%
19%
20%
2,200
Intercbemical Corp.
111%
60
6%
6%
6%
143, 149%
800
10,100
45%
21,200
10%
10%
8,j
9?8"
10%
10%
1%
1
43'2
2%
45%
2%
2%
2%
13%
55%
138
137g
53
1%
4214
13%
55%
*1%
42
27
27
27
i'2
1%
*1%
*8
*8
8%
100
26'%
26
26%
37
*6i
35
*97% 107
8
ISg
Closed—
Dec
~n
May
...-i.--.100
8%
30%
26
No par
50
1
>.
44
*22
j
*20
♦1st &
J
1,200
No par
i—. - -1
Intertype Corpi..
Island Creek Coal.
.
73
Apr
6%. Jan
56%
Oct 3)
6
6
33%
3334 Aug
134% Aug
Jan
36%
May
30
Nov
1Q0
Dec
6
36, %
35
*35
3 >
35%
35%
35%
*107% 108
*1j7% 103
*107% 108
103" 103
50% 5A->
51
53
52%
50%
51%
52%
*122% 124 h
124
*122% 124
122%' 123
f
*1221?
22
*61%
64
64.
73 %
73%
9
9
xll
4%
22%
9,700
6378
2134
Jan
,10>s
Jan
74% Jun5% May
2)% May
5
92%
73
74
74
9
9
*61
73
'73%
73%
*70i»
74w
33
Dec
130
Dec
.
June
9%
884
884
900
*62
9
Jan 16
-17
May
s
44
June
27% July 31
67
Aug 23
64% Dec 10
1
8% Dec 10
14
5%
5%
5%
3
3
2
102
*30
i
10%
10%
J
4%
4%
1*103
1
3478
1
*12%
f
25%
'■
1%
?
33%
21-%
3
14
,
,
3r
4%
2178
3's
*3%
25%
v
26
22%
3%
25%
26%
21%
25
132
L
Gold
26%
"
i*206
10%
4%
10%
.
.4%
31,900
13% ■y.: 400
1,460
26%
•
200
2%
270
2-1 «4
6,700
3%
.300
2578
1.900
26
.
3134
21 %
3%
25%
20'2
Class
■■■■
..
26%
5,000
Kennecott
Copper...i.No par
C6.No par
-No par
:
'
6% Dee 23
> Dec 10
preferred.i.No par
*
10
1
$5 prior
3% Maj
U
2
9
Aug
121
i
i
Krasge (S S) Co
Kresge Dent Stores
H) A Co.....No par
Kroger Grocery & Bak.No par
Kress (S
20 k
"26"
*
26
12
13 M
84
12%
12
12
H
86
12
1)
J
UM
13
lk
514
1949 MAT
1
1M
F
..
43 k
mi
-
17%
20%
*
.1988 J
•
......
ill
16 M
A
-
9%
23
8%
26
734.
25%
8%
25%
7%
*24%
24%
25%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
111
10%
il
10
15
23%
*9
10
*9
15%
5
8% >
*0
10%
16
14%
23%
*23%. 23%
*110
113
*110
2%
2%
2%
%
»316
7%
7%
%
7%
71-
10-1
15%
23%
*.)
147g
23%
7
15% Jan
Dei I
10»
Apr
f
Jai
8% May I 18% Nov
95-
4
9%
4% May *
Mar 26
113
guar
5s....Dec
%
7%
lllo
19%
11%
20"
20
21%
4%
21%
20%
4%
34
33
6/%
67%
65
67%
68
65
i; *33
4%
*178% 179% *176
*18
*18
19%
21'8
4%
33
19%
14%
16%
12%
9k
"III"!
336
10
110
69 M XX-
■?
*
46 M
•
......
"ei*.
"l3
15
107 M
,
48
108
23
100M
47
62
46 M
'XXX
1960
1
101
31
15M
,15%
i
"
.107 >4
4
D—1962
1943
% Dec 13
23% Feb 15
21% Dec 9
40% July 29
17% May
,19% May
10
2% Feb 15
x22% Mar 3
26% Sept 17
534 Sept 13
28% Aug 30
Feb 15
29% Jan 10
2
■
•:
107
.Elec 3M«.*1986
1st mtge 3 Ms
1967
/Cirt Jcb & Nor 1st
'
sjm
v
4s. 1942
con gu
8D4
,,
;
65
4-8
4 >8
4'2
4%
33
33
3 a.
65
bi% '65
.
*18
19%
201
4%
:
!
400
1,400
11
22
21%
217«
30
29'8
29«2
.
10%
10
9%
conv
; % Feb 13
2% Feb 14
50
preferred.:
1st mtge gu
,
'
v
112
3Ms ser E-.-...I900
,*95 M
'
■
■■
80
•40k
41
i-
4s—;.1991
Cin Wab A M I)Iv 1st
73 M
73 M
Ge leralg 4s...1993
General 5s series B...!.
.1993
Ref A impt 4M» series E..1977
40
"yo'm
1970
105.M
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s
Apr
Gen
70 M
105M-
!
.....1942 A
guar..'.......1942 A
4.Ms series B
Scries B 3Ms
87
3
169
17% Deo 12
21
June 25
16
May
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.{.No par
;03i Dec 10
2.300
1Y409
Lima Locomotive Wks.No par
x
Link Belt Co
*29
3,300
Lion Oil RefI .ling Co. 4.No par
4,000
22
30
10
Liquid Carbonic Corp..No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
No par
May
8
9% Dec
9
8,200
1,600
$6,50 preferred.—.!-Nopar
105
3,100
Lone Star Cement Corp No par
35
21«
2,800
Long Bell Lumber A.i.No par
•2%
16
13%
1534
12%
65
65
65'.}
2%
15% 16
12%
-12%
143% 143 -i
12"8
:
12a4
*id%
65%
66
15%
16»8
1,700
12%
12%
20,500
Loose-Wlies Biscuit........25
Lorlllard
(P)
..10
...100
Co
ft
June
4
Apr 21
1% Dec 10
1334 Jan 30
12% Dec 23
143% Dec 23
39
-8
110
Oct 31
July 24
45% July 28
2
162
Jan
15%
15%
2,400
Louisville Gas & El A..No par
15
Dec 23
22
Sept
4
65%
66
1,300
Louisville & Nashville
100
60
Feb 18
74% Nov
,5
40
7% preferred--
.Columbus A To!
Apr
2
19%
*131%
32%
19%
*13%
23%
:
3%
*5%
*12%
*7S
278
;
'
3
278
4
4%
4
12%
22%
4%
25%
*23%
26%
21%
4%
12%
22%
4G
21%
4%
26
26%
26
23%
26%
23
27
12%
12 %
22%
4%
26
24%
26%
180
3%
11%
May
18%- Mar
41%
18%
13% May
May
Apr
Jan
25%
■
Jun
Nov
65
|
*
?
*23%
26%
180
3%
-
5
24%
23%
23
26%'
180
26 s
*160
26
180
.
,,
,
17
Madison 8q Garden...No par
11
Feb 17
14% Aug
Magma Copper...........10
Manati Sugar Co
1
19% Dec 17
Mandel
5%
14%
"""206
%
1
2,300
3
4
45,000
9.0
Bros.
par
...No par
Manhattan Shirt..25
1% Feb 4
534 Jan 3
12% Apr 17
Maracaibo Oil Exploration... 1
34 Jan 14
Marine Midland Corp......5
2% Dec 18
Market St
3% Dec 10
Ry6%
pr
pref..100
Dec
9
12
12%
4,500
Marshall Field & Co.i.No par
22
22%
12,500
Martin (Glenn L) Co._-_._-l
a:20% Dec 10
1,900
Martin-Parry Corp..i.No par
334 Dec
26%
4%
26»4
23%
26%
24%
2634
4%
*160
180
3,300
1,000
Masonlte Corp........No par
2,200
Mathteson Alkali Wks.No par
Master Elec
7%,
Co.....r..,__.l
preferred.
1714.
107M
.........
100
11
9
19
May 28
21% Dec 11
24%May
171
5
Junel3
31
4% Dec
21
•
I
4
l%May 20
17% Sept
4%
20%
115
13
108M
103%
13
3Ms....
..1958
Pasump Riv 1st 4s.. 1943
L 1st A ref 4M»-1951
.....
834 May
26% J nut
9
of
;
Upper
Wuerteinberg
J
25
101
12
107
4
'mil
103)4
IOS""
X.-.'X
23?4
25
23 M
25
J
J
"
J
J
./
"f
Consumers
•
i
79 M
1965
If N
mtge 3Ms.........
.1970
«
w
-
.
1*07)4
3Ms.,...::'... ...11969 M N
.JOJ.U#
Continental; OH conv ,2 ji4%.:1948 J /
1st mtge
'Craue Co 2%ss f
______
debs........1050
A
5%
Oct
♦Cuba Nor Ry 1st 5bis.......1942 J
D
13%
Dec
♦Deposit receipts
16% Nov
j*Cuba RR 1st 5s g.,.iii.'K._;.i.l952
1
21%June
40%
31%Sept 17
21
June
32%
At r
7
160
June
173'i
D. c
Sept 15
I
12
12
80
7
26
♦Depositreceipts.. .........
*7 Ms series A extended to 1940
♦Deposit receipts
.......
♦6s series B extended to 1946
♦Deposit receipts
Curtis Publishing Co 3s deb... 1055
"*94"
:
109%
107%
108
109 k
109%
!()2
103
100%
95
94
25%
)
23
"27""
24 M
S
107 M
*109M
100%
0
b
'■
78 %
108%
"
1st mtge 3%s.............. 1966
?
25
106%
1st mtge 3Ms.196/ M N 1
1st
23%
Power Co—
1st mtge 3Ms—......
<
'V' * i'-'
454
v.
.
Crucible Steel 3Ms s f debs.. 1955 J
Apr
Aug
106
107
Jati
Apr
Jan
176
112
101M
103 M
May
14%
28
103,%
10 4 %
1951 J D
{♦Consol Ry non conv deb 4s 195i
Apr
47%
-
"""3
102
Works
7s J95l>
Consol Oil conv deb 3 Ms
Mar
6% May
32%Sept 15
12% Jan 6
28% Jan 13
109 %
......
1 %
■
1O0M
101%
1961
16%
2% May
....
♦IOH"*
..1951
3%'s A
II ♦Consolidated Hydro-Elec
i
7% - Mar
May
3% May
5% Jan 14
Jan 8
11%
Jau
38
11% Mai
»4 May
-----
109%
3 Ms debentures .........1958
Apr
12j4
1% Aug
8
734 Aug 18
16%8ept 17
17
107%
24 M
1
3-Ms debentures.......1946
3Ms debentures...........1948
3M8 debentures.
......1956
»
5
Dee
31
% May
♦110
108 %
Stamped guar 4Mb..
<
f
31%
8% June
6
July 28
--r -
!Conso} Edison of New York—
136% May
May
—
Co—
For footnotes see page 1715.
For footnotes see page
'".Vy !
24 M
Edison
Conn Rlv Pow s f
Jan
35
20% May
2,100
1,300
*5
Jan 21
29% Sept 24
2334
3%
*13
138
34% Nov 24
Inc.i.No
194
108*4
Conn Ry &
V
Dec
21%
2534 May
123
Sept
Dec 19
Macy (R H) Co
14M
Apr
163%
1
38
18 4
23%
3%
26
May 15
31% Jan 21
13M
58
96 M
100
lOOM" 100% ••-■2
61
100 M
96
1969
Conn A
Apr
i"'-4'4
138% May
23% Apr 21
1,400
2%
26
133
13%
3'jj
12%
22%
26
100
*13%
3%
4I4
!
6% preferred
4,800
8,900
Mack Trucks Inc....4. VJ par
19
804
4%
Dec 10
33%
278
11%
19
18%
4
12
22%
4%
22
10
"
"*90"
Consolidation Coals f 5s19IKJ J
MacAndrews & Forbes
15
'
♦Debe nture 4s196l» J
3,200
11
81M
103%
81M
1st mtge 3 Ms series I.1968
•
33%
3
278
3
4%
19%
*131% 137
19%
■
1st ext 4s.. 1955 F A
Income deb w w__..Apr
M
19
i9%
19% 20
19% 20%
19%
*131% 137
*131i-> 137
*131% 137
137
66
33%
3278 33%
32% 33
32%
i9
18%
13%
IS*
18% 19%
20
13% 13%
*13% 14
13% 14
14
23 8
23~«
23-2 23%
23%
23% 24%
""
3 2
33%
3%
3%
3t
32
6
*o-8
*5%
*5%
6
6
13%
i3%
13% 13% *12%
14
1
*%
h
'8
1
1%
103
97
♦Debenture 4s.. j.X X*l. .X1956 J
•
57 M
v.:.—
♦Commercial Mackay Corp—
'Commonwealth
'
13% Juii17'4 Dec
1938 Jan 15
13%
*142% 145
23%
20% May i; 37%,Mar
109% Apr
97
May
40% Jen
29
Jum
3% Jan 3
19
Sept 18
55 X
*10314
103 M
14\
1952 A
15
Debenture 5i.1901 J
;
30% Dec
May 141 ) Apr
14% Apr
Mav
27
14
61
Columbus A Sou Ohio El 3%s 1970 M
18% May
4
6b
143% 143''
15%
15
65
*l6>2
15:%
Deo
10% May
35%
106% 106%
38
38%
21'
Jan
6
t
79%
Columbus A II V 1st cxt g 4s. 1948 A
•
Apr
•
,
22% July
36
2%
30
76%
65%
"MM
11
5s.....Apr
Debenture
Conv debs
37% Jan 14
13% July 30
76 M
77 H
64
55 M
'♦Colo A South 4MB series A.. 1980
Apr
188%
5
34'S
3s34
•
109%
8
31%
106%
109
May
16% Jan
16,500
2%
Apr
May
,
,
June
87
45
31%Sept
2134
38
May
Aiw 26
15
21%
34%
No par
May
33
19% Apr 21
28 May 22
13
14«4
22
Loews Inc
5
Jan 18
96% Jan
107%
25%
21M
27 M
23
8
fX 5
1ft
15
3
23
13
'"25
27 M
4
27
27%
6
24)4
24 M
X'
21M
*24 M
24 M
6
21%
3
25M
11
93%
11
'
*20%
A 0 "o:M
92%
103M
109
108
Apr
3
2
.14'8
lOo
9%
Jan
1
33%
I
Jan
Jan
1
-----
64
Iron gen s f 5s.. 1943 F
*5s Income mtge
4
Jau
98
.
5
42
77%
1973
....1977
:
»
Feb
29
it 53%
7% Jan23
39
6
70 M
Jan
Jum
189
X. 4
-
70 M
i
4Ms. 1961
lsts f4M8 series C
•Colo Fuel A
.14
1%
9% May
64% Dtw 24
Preferred.
Deo
K'+v-; Jan
18% May
30
4'2
106
*105
Dec
,
i
64% Nov 27
174 June 16
■
gu
1st s f 5s series B guar.
84% No*
25
Series B
(
♦165"^
B.1..1981
Cleve Union Term gu 5Ms... 1972
0^4% JJor
Liggett & Myers Tobacco..25
6
Line 1st
■Cleve Short
15% May
4,200
3% Dec 10
2i %
2
9
1
142
109
Columbia G A E deb 5s.May 1952
45% Jan
73 M
87
42 M
100
God A ref 4M» series
•1% Ma y
% Dec
2
May
32%Nov
14%
38
■;J 2% July 25
1434 Sept 2
18
-----
ios""
guar1950 F A
Gen 4 Ms aeries A..
1977
Jan
110%
Llbby McNeill & Libby
7
Life Savers Corp....t......5
21%
106% 103%
25
100% Jum
400
10,400
11
108% 108%
^3% 33%
J6% May
4
27% Sept 15
Dec
35%
8
V,
112
*103'»:,J
♦l()7".,s
Serlen A 4Ms guar.........1942
Series C 3Ms guar......{..1948
.?■;
7% Nov
2634 Oct
5% Aug 18
2
Jan
21% Sept
Jan
116% Jan
24% Sept 16
14% Nov 18
19
21%
34%
31%
27«4 July 22
108
Cleveland A Pittsburgh RR
■'? 16%
Dec
„*
„
.»■-
108
St L Dlv. 1st coll tr g 4s.. 1990
.1-
Jan
9%
i
8% May
11%
21
Cleve Cin Chic A St Louis Ry—
Feb
34%
3-4 May
16% May
26
Dec 24
arlO
14%
rt*%
1
11% Dec 10
-.1
5
Lernec Stores Corp..{.No par
Lehman Corp (The).!
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp
Aug
8
32
..
Apr
j
29%
May
19% Dec 26
19%
21%
29%
6%
1434 Dee 22
19% Apr 12
107% Dec 12
134 Jan 2
13
'4
Libbey Owe is Ford Gl.No par
19,400
34
34
64%
21i'
>ehigh Portland Cement.. .25
4% conv preferred. i .... 100
{Lehigh Valley RR..|
50
Lehigh Valley Coal..4.No par
3
5
45% July 16
14%8ept 15
1ft
>96
i *110M
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4
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22% Aug
23% May
17'.} Sopt
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93 M
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-.
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Jan
Jan
142
lk
1
X'*x.
32
A
Apr
7
^
9
■%%%
'?;• 38% Jan
15% Nov
May
24% Ma
2«4
22%
12%
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*-'.._ ' 145
16%
15% 13
15%
.
19%
29%
10%
10
2%
16*4
20;%
'
I'
*18
14%
2%
1134
19%
12,400
19%
19
I9'8
31
2
19
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19%
300
22%
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33% 31
20'4
21
20%
4%
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64%
6 4'8
19%
12
•
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-V
1,100
17,200
10'4
'
*11%
19%.
20
6,300
65%
66%
30
22%
347g
.rl9
11%
"11
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:
179%
22%
34%
19%
U<8
1984
3,500
2%
60
31
10%
I.334
21%
34%
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10
176
67
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734
1,201
y
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31
22
1
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12
19%
2«8
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2,m
1584
23%
par
i.No par
I
21
8M
8M
95-"..
t
•46%
17',j Jan 2
10% Dec 24
(The)..i.No
V-T
i'-i
•
95
West
Gst A ref M 4M»serieH
Apr
.'1% May
100
5% preferred.
Lambert Co
Lane Bryant
"
113
*111
2%
1.600
10
v
.15%
22%
23
lil
2%
2%
Uh
19%
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1
113
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2%j
*9
.
15
1434
26
11
-i
-
93 k
105 " Dec
87%Jun(
27% Mai
Laclede Gas Lt Co St Louis 100
80
26
11
111
270
734
734
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-
1
179
15%
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15M
J.
.
t
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18
43%
10
A
J
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1
69
12 k
Series D 3Ms
t
X"X
24
22 %
23%
'
3% July 25
5% Feb 14
8
26
"2(")M ""48
93 M
Dec
3934 July 22
14% July 30
38
Jan 10
25'
20
.xi.x
20% Nov
101%
11% Dee 10
Dec 18
30% Dec 10
24
19
& New Orleans 5s..1951
Icfeinnatl dGas A
;15%' Jan
May
2
106
64
18M iiuzx
19M
M N
6
20
*15M
M,V
48
,
I7M
19 M
Mar
7%. Apr
May
8
Jan
8% Jan
4% Dee 23
19
17M
"20 '
;{*Choctaw Ok & Gulf con 5s. 1952
Apr
May
9
92
.1
Jan 27
18
98% Feb 21
1
Kinney (G R) Co—i
■4
117 «g May
121% Apr 18
9% Dec 19
16
9% Jun
1434 Aug 13
104%
95
1
17M
M N
Indiana con 4s. 1952
;
Kimberly-Clark.i
1U
17M
622
9
1H 1114
k
3Ms—.........._.:1051
Income
o.
Keystone Steel & W
1M
Chic T H & Bo'eistern 1st 5s. 1960
Sept 17
2284 Aug
9% Dee 23
100
Mar 19
A. 1
B.I.—4,.—.1.—-.1
O
1
'Chicago Union Station— ^
1st mtge 34*8 series E...!196?
1st mtge 3 Ms series F.
196?
121% Mar 12
6
Aug 2
Dec 23
14
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl
Kendall Co $5 pt pf AXNo par
31«4
-
convpreferred......100
•4
35%
34%
127g
.26%
*178
5%
Stores.....1
Kayser (J) & Co
1.
5
Keith-Albee-Orpheumi pf.. 100
1,500
*103% 107.%
26j2
2b'.}
100
preferred..—-I...-100
4%
A
1 2037
Chllds Co del) 5s..
Kaufmann Dept
,47
8
Memphis Dlv 1st g 4s......1951
i!
Jan
*
1
12% Jan 1C
5% Dec 24
Furn.-.IO
Kan City P & L-pf ser B No par zll0%June 12
2% Dep 10
Kansas City Southern.No par
20
2,100
6%
*90
3°8
25'8
300
38
8M
{♦Refunding gold 4s
:. i *1934'
{♦.Secured 4-Ms scries A
1952
*Conv g 4 Ms-.-—
---I960
.1
Kalamazoo Stove A
900
100
100
2134
*6 •«
"4,600
10%
10%
.
2i%
22
3%
25%
26%
3%
'
15
*13
•
4%
4%
4%
4%
3
2«4
-
14
107% *103% 197% *103% 107%
107% *103
34%
34'g
34%
34%
34% 35%
35%
>
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13
13
12% 12%
13
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23% 26%
25%' 26
26
2
2
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2%
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2%
1%
3134 32
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3178 32
34%
33%
22 %
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A•
14
10
4%
25% 25%
26 ;'f 2514
i
278
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119
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9 % no% 10%
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102
100
100
67«
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6%
6%
6%
100
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102
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102
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10% 10%
10% 10%
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;
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15
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lolls
538
5%
119
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119
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15
3%
15
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5%
5%
■
119
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119
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2,500
38M
37M
37 M
38
'♦Certificates of deposit..
4s ctfs registered
...1988
i
""77% "jan
K
5%
5%
127
101
-
■"
■
33 M
38 M
A
R I A Pac Ry gen 4s. .1988
Chic A
i
37 M
37%
F
1987
•.
4s registered.......
fr
86% July 31
Joy Mfg Co
36 H
.33 M
.
i*ChIo
iCh St
122% May
Feb 11
1634 Dec 10
59
Get 17
5%
61
•iik
Jan
.
;j 84% May
2
71%Sept 18
128
pref scries A..i
100
5% pref series B conv.,100
Jones A Laughlin Steel.No par
600
*834
9%
8%
61
7
63
38 %
{{•Chicago Railways 1st 5s stpd
Aug 1940 25% part pd-.1927
Jan
7
Jan
111% Dec
1
Nov
6M
6
Deo
,'•/ 8 '8
122
8
14
49% Dee 26
122
100
Preferred... x
300
21%
03%
i
100
i.No par
4k%. preferred
Johns Manville
y 60
*122% 124
22%
2i%
9,300
Inc.-.i-No pur
Jewel Tea Co
100
■
51%
497R
5M
"38M
..1987
♦Conv 4?4h series A
Jan
4%
;ri
1% May
4% May
44
5% Dec 23
32% Apr 23
108
Dec 11
1
(W B) Co..
Jar vis
1,000
33%
32%
*107% 108
63%
23'i
62%
22%
2278
-
1,600
1
xi
33
30%
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1987 M N
♦1st & ref 4 Ms C..May
i
6%
,
m
J
5 ♦.Secured 6 Ms
1936 A/N
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j
5%
J
6M
J
H
Dec
13% May
97% Jau
% 1*4 May
9
338Sept 9
14
Sept 18
98
Sept 8
9% Aug 20
1987
♦4Ms stamped
Feb
39>8
Day
6
7
If N
"tstpd 4s n p Fed Inc tax.1987 My
♦Gen 4?i's stod Fed inc tax 1987 UN
4?^s registered
..1987 M ATI
♦Gen 5s stpd Fed inc tax.. 1987 M N
; v-
21% May
,
Christmas
7
.Mtty I960
4s registered..w.........
Jau
133
Juik
25
3% Sept
26% Dec 22
Mar 21
B
3 Ms registered
♦General 4s
Jan
juuc
•7
124
l
$6 preferred-
*131%
ser
{Chicago & North Western Ry—
♦General g 3Ms........
1987 MN
Jan
26% May
104 '
87
6s
& Sou 50-year 4s.. 1956 J
{Chic Milwaukee & St Paul—
;
♦Gen 4s series A...May 1 1980
♦Gen g 3bis ser B.May 1 198R
♦Gen 4Ms series C.May 1 1089
♦Gen 4 Ms series E.May 1 1989
♦Gen 434s series F.May I 1989
{Chic Mil w et Paul & Pac RR—
♦Mtge g 5s series A...
1975
♦Conv adj 5s.
Jan T 2000
Dec
38%
10% May
40% May
l34 May
Oct 30
5% Feb 19
Feb 24
7
Feb 14
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...100
Preferred-
26
./
j
Dec
,-7
3% Ma\
19% Juiu
37
49
1% Dec 22
16
j
2% Dec
May
109
31% Jan 30
1% Dee 18
& Tele?
No par
Foreign share ctfs...No par
Inter Telep
44
35 M
j
Jan
6234
173
18% May 1
July 26
2% Sept 12
25% Feb 15
95
Jan 3
preferred....100
62%
84 M
35
J
♦Refunding g 5s series B
1947
♦Refunding 4s series C.....1947
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gen
1
121
61
{♦Chic Ind & Loulsv ref 6s.. 1947
4 or
48% Oct IS
40
Oct 24
May 20
23 M
21H.
121
Jan
Jan 13
International Salt....-No par
22 k
26
./
;.*Gen inc mtge 4^8........2038
Jan
5%
31% Sept 11
51% Dee
"77
34
191% Mar
Mav
27
H
76
52
Mar
12%
May
....
71H
5% Nov
14U
Sept 18
Interstate Dept
"f~F
10
90
-
"73"
"73
66
7% Nov
47% Mar
113
June
38
73%June 10
40
*
16
8714
Apr
1% Dec
4
9
125
136
145
20
1,500
97
*7%
Exchange
Dee 19
23
15%
5% Mav
1% Dee 24
Mining Corp
International Silver..
87 X
54
79
70
Nov
2% Jan 10
30% Apr23
International Shoe
.......
14M
63 M
Apr
94
Y 6% Mav
6
131
300
30%
158
13% Nov 10
2% Jan 3
50»4 Dec 24
% Dec 16
1
Jan
8
54,309
1,430
301'
8%
30
*131%
May
'
84 M
87
J
70
Jan
118
2% July
July 22
57
170
9
1% Apr 16
32%May 23
38% Feb 21
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v
Mav
7% Mav
,4% Juui
21% Auu
01
Juil'
10% Feb 19
200
1%
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8%
Stock
1
preferred.-—!----100
5% preferred.
9'%
13M
84
79
14 M
O
195S
No
High
Low
A
J
63%
v
35
1%
May
June 10
©
A
Nov
23
29
66% May
...15
160
Dec
140
11% Jan 2
167% Jan 10
42% Dee 10
150
>
*97% 107
1% ,1%
*1%
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8%
8-8
*9314 97
8%
*131
'700
0%
72
5% conv preferred.4
100
Inter Rys of Ceut Am..No par
1,600
1%
5,400
Dec
May
Dee 13
8
6% Apr 21
Inter Paper Co...
2634
L%
42
140
1
Canada!-No par
Preferred..
.....100
?
17.800
5
Dee 10
6
Int Nickel of
100
1278
55%
July
Marine.No par
Mln & Chem. .No par
Internat'l
53,600
47%
27
27
26%
26%
4,900
2%
3934
1%
1%
8%
97
*93%
Prior
*45%
35m
8%
8%
1,800
47%
1%
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94
2
2
42
2678
1%
1%
1%
49%
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2634
35%
1%
1%
1%
49%
13%
55%
1%
40"'
1*4
s
45
38
,'300
128
44
*131
...
128
25%
45
94
27
27
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26
*3 «34
138
1%
8%
1%
8%
94
8>2
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25
47%
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2478
44%
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38%
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*1
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13)% *128
I278 13%
13%
54% 55s4
5534
13
5434
1%
1
134
24%
2%
27
*39«4
*44%
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13%
56
:
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Jan
Apr
Jan
6
9
o
Chicago A Eastern 111 RR— • 1
♦Gen mtge Inc (cotiv)
.1997 r J
Chicago cfe Erie 1st gold 5s
1982 VN
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s ser A. 1988 r j
Jan
24%
43%
163u May
13% Jan 6
7% Sept 11
27
Sept 18
113% Jan 28
3% Feb 17
Int Mercantile
50%
2%
24%
2334 2434
2li4
130% *128
130% *128
23%
*128
Int
4,200
90% Jan
Feb 25
6
Hydro-Elec Sys class A.25
7,700
11
8% Dec 10
100
%«
13%
Maj
20
Jan 27
111% Jan 22
161
Jan 10
19% Apr 16
107
No par
Preferred
Dec
21%
§2
eg co
A
Clilc Ind
100
Internat'l Harvester
10%
10
63
1
.No par
4
1949
General 4s
Jau
Jum
9% July 21
29% July 28
No par
Jnterlake Iron..'
-No par
Int Business Machines. No par
100
,
1%
50
47
6% preferred.
Intercont'l Rubber
1,500
158
49%
1%
1%
1%
43%
1
43'2
41%
*150
10%
10
10%
978
6%
61G
9.'!2
%6
932
%
10 ">8
*103
j
„
•
Feb
1
5% Maj
2%
Price
1049
Illinois Division 4s.X...---1949
.; u 4s regis tered...u....
1949
registered
Jan
6%
% May
2
Feb 13
Copper...20
10%
61?
-
434 Aug
Dec 10
Co.......No par
Inland Steel
,
31
1
5
100
6% preferred
3,800
67%
May
4
Aug
14
Ingersoll-Rand.— ..j-No par
70
....
66
66%
27
12
10% Aug
45%May 22
20%May 27
85% Dee 12
154 Sept 23
10
.-No par
Industrial llayon
7%
May
3
6
24
2% Dei 18
Indian Refining
800
90%
*89
90
%
66
6684
84 Jan
5
series A..-1000
100
Co
12
'
fe
1st & ref 4 Hs series B......1977 v
1st & ref 5sseries A........1971 F
Indianapolis P & L Co.No par
900
2,500
24
2% Dec 10
4% Dec 10
11% Dei 9
32% Dec 23
RR Sec ctfs
2.110
7%
23%
2334
89%
91
^
4,400
14%
*7%
7%
23
'•
6534
2%
460
6
Chic Burl & Q—III Div 3^8
Feb
Feb
1%
% Dec
2% May
21%Sept 11
4% Jan 13
6% preferred series A...100
Leased lines 4%...:
100
Illinois Central RR
1,000
14%
*12%
3% Jan
Friday's
Bid rfc
Asked
(Cont.)
■Chic & Alton RR, ret 3s..s:!: 1949
share $ per share
per
% Jan 22
1534Mny 26
■-% Nov
$
thare
per
1% Deo 23
1
Corp
{Hupp Motor Car
11,000
12%
32%
2%
5
5%
12%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
61'
6%
6%
6%
6%
19% 20
"20%
1934 20
108
*108
108% 108
108% *103
*105
103
63.}
6%
6%
6"8
6%
6%
678
678
67(t
6%
,-6 34
6%
678
0%
684
678
149
149
150
150% 149% 150
*150
153
44% 45%
! 45
4554
44% 45%
45
457g
157
*150
153
153
159.
*153
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15'J
,
4,900
$
Dec :4
:
Car..4.No par
Hudson Motor
21*4
loir JO's
6»2
21
}
9
5%
*155*
64%
11,100
7,000
12%
89
90
*155
65
3
5%
14
8
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153
18
2%
12%
32%
2%
14%
32%
2%
700
Share
$ per
Week's
Range or
Sale
Highest
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
3,300
17%
3
Lowest
Highest f.:
Lowest
i.-rPar
Hudson & Manhattan
100
5% preferred.....!
100
Hud Bay Mln A Sm LtdAM par
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1%
1%'
.
23%
33
241.}
90
933
5%
12%
2%
64
3
.
%
%
R
Week Ended Dec. 26
Ij.y,
EXCHANGE
•
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5 per share
7%
5%
12%
14%
153
j
share
1%
%
14%
7%
77g
24i2
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24U
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2%
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per
1%
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1%
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$
%
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1%
2
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17
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'4
U
Dec. 25
Dec. 24
Dec. 20
$ per share
the.
Friday
Dec. .20
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Tear 1910
On Basis of 100-3Aar« Lots
Last
BONDS;
Range for I'rsvious
1
Range Since Jan
STOCKS
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..
108M
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Number 4026
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
N. Y.
§
Range
Sale
::
Bonds Sold
Asked
d-
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Range
or
Friday's'
,>
Bid
Vice
NH,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Week Ended Dec. 20
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20
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4
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119
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122
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56
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45
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21 *2 Jun*
5
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4V
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6
4
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110
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12
112
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Deo
113V May
30V Aug
Niv 17
51
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26
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,
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124V
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17V Jan 4
24V Jan 13
4V July 21
74: July 21
15V Nov 27
74V Sept 24
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6178 Apr 17
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45
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95
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6
18
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24
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82
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10
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85
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6
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14"* May
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53 V Feb
24 V Mai
1
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26
Myers (F E) & Bro4-.No par
1
7
9
0
15V Oct 2 '
1
July 16
3V Aug 2
17V Aug 4
94
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118 V Sept 24
6
Murray Corp of America. .10
8,500
5
4V Jan 11
79V July 28
Mar 27
Mar
21V Dec
j 5V Dec
10V Dec
18®4May
V IV Dec
1
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100
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678
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Jan
30V
Feb
16
Apr
12
May
18V
Apr
15
May
26V
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5V
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8V May
2V May
20
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56V Nov
15V Mar
8 V May
56
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83
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97V Ma*
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51V Jail 27
4
41
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10
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4
35
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78
1,539
231?
9
77s
C
39
-
1,900
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....
50
Pharmacal Co..2.50
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33'2 Mar
Ap-
58V Nov
"jj Jan
Jan
3
.5
V# Oct 29
I79V Dec 23
109
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9
10
2
3'»4 Dec 9
108V Dec 24
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6
7
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39
3 V May
June
50V Apr 29
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15
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20 V May
6
8
45
L.. 50
200
2
Jan
5
hfl Oct 30
7! 9V Dec 18
3,403
-
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60
10
29,800
2114
42V Dec 12
10 V Dec
03
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101?
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110
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1O012
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2
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14,009
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112
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115
100
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6
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1
110
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.
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106*4 Dec 23
800
t.
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23
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69
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58
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15
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101
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114
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27
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1
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31V Dec
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47V May
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98
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2
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20
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11
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45 V
33 V
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287
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91
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15V
18%
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8V
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45
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14
116
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509
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7V May
Oct
May
8V
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40
2
110
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23V Dec 10
52
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9V Apr 18
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9V
43
49V Nov
Auy
23V Nov
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5134
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2
July 28
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Ma*
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14V
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27
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30V
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6-8 May
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8
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190
29
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178
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532
.
1
132
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38
26
6% preferred series A.
100
COmilbusCurp..No par
39
xl60
Jan
96
Jun*
14V May
9
2
Jan
12V
108V Mar
NY
209
66
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15V
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3,909
9i4
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7V
26V
17
N Y Ohio & St Louis Co...100
3,409
17
Apr
7V Nov
•19 V Dee
preferred. —.No par
N Y Air Brake.—-. —.No par
New York Central..—No par
609
39
•
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78,109
7
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18V
6V May
22V Apr 28
5 V Apr 23
conv
7U
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13!4
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1
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N'port News Ship & Dr Dock 1
100
H
Nov-10
he
;
48V
c%:/:
6
20V
Oei
Ma\
Apr
Jan
Dec
79V Dec 6
45V Jan 16
105
10
Newport Industries.;....... 1
■
9
8V Dec 10
6V Dec 10
lOV Dec 10
69V Ju y 25
31V Dec 22
Newmoht Mi dig Corp
5,209
,
Dec
i
.
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5'2
14
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107l| 107U
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28V
1234
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par
434 % conv seri al pref—.100
Newberry Co (J.J).—.No rar
5% pre! series A. j4—. 100
5,800
15V
Sept
176
Jun
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Jan 15
Dec
Dei
'
2
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10
16V
24V
Jum
155
7'V Mar 20
63 V Jan li
7V July 31
8V Feb 19
16V Nov 10:
41
68
Feb 10
Sept 8
43
Feb 14 ;; 75 V Sept 78
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36
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100
100
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24
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flee
8V Sept
9
2 V Oec 18
42
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(
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9
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7
11
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34
34
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261s
2534 26<2
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14V Dec 23
40
514% prior preferred
6% prior preferred
National Tea Co....
154
Jan
23V
Jai
7V Jun>
16V
Jul 15
19 V Sept
176Jari
NcvlS
26
4
25
preferred.•.
20
22V
5v July
loVSept 24
8
Sept 2
10V Sept- 2
25V Sept 18
20 V Sept 11
8V Jan 13
93V Jan 10
12V Dec 10
168VMay 29
138
National Supply (The) Pa. .10
coav
6
9
Dec 17
58 V Dec
National Row & Lt..—No par
$2
Dec 10
3V Dec 19
NatMall & St'lCast Co No par
Natio/ml Oil Products Go. —4
5,490
9
11
preferred .No par
5,209
11
7 V-Feb 14
17
Anr 26
1
N itioaal Steel Corp 4
7
32-
eonv
L
8
3V Dec
,
7% preferred A.. 1
100
6% preferred B._—— —100
%•; 500
3
■if
;0
7V Feb
Jun
13V
17V Jan 15
934 Anr 28
HV July 31
3 V Dec 2 s
7'12VJune
National Lead Co..l.—...10
609
11
7
$4.50
v/;% so
2i4
1278 Dec 18
10
8,709
63%
.6312
2'2
2i»
Nat Gypsum Co
13V Jan
175V Jan
•»
3V May
II
9
7
2
Nat Distillers Prod..—No par
Nat Ea&m & Stamping.No par
100
63V
63'2
;
12V Oe*
6
—
24,399
5 To
2'2
-87g 1: *l's
>77
7i7* > 7
;
2'2
87g
Jan
Sept
711 VMay
Cyli tder Gas Co.__l
Nat Diiry Products...No par
Nat Dept Stores
4..No par
.
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63V
63t2
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.234
85b
9
11
:7'
National
'10
4,099
15
1434
100
Corp No par
Natio lal Can Corp.L....—10
Nat Cash Register.!..No pai
16,709
33
5V Dee 17
67g Dec 10
12V Dec 19
160 V May 27
•
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ijJpj
278
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46 U. 47'4
5?
51,
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6% preferred
3
9
Jan
113*4 Dec
_.5
L
19V Dec 16
5V July 28
23V Sept 2
23V Jan 2
7V Jan 8
Dec 20
3
14V
10
Corp.L.
430
162%
conv preferred'
7% preferred
190
8,909
14112 14U2
15
1434
.5
.100
National Biscuit Cot.
9,599
3?8 \i 4
53i4 591.4
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6%
Nat Aviation
7,901
899
809
241?
—
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par
—..
Nitiooal Acme Oo.l...
1
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc..l
10,510
2,609
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Nishv Chatt & St Louis
4,499
11,999
4lg
12%
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31
11
163 ig
37g
48 V
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60
5i4
7
137S
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N.ish-Ki 1 vlnator
1,600
3,309
1,109
3,709
32,609
109
27g
G
Nabco
160
16U
1714
13
13V
I82lg
;
2,109
31,599
134
314
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120
6
Mar 26
5034 July 16
47
42
May
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FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1712
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
for
Dec.
Dec.
23
Dec.
Dec. 22
20
,
I per share
EXCHANGE
On Basis of
Lowest
per
f per share $ per share
share
Springfield Div 1st
15
15
10
10
10
18
10's
1038
*634
7
18's
18's
1 8'4
27 '2
27%
1412
98
98
156
1«4
U>8
*6'4
'
6%
64
C 4
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fl»8
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lBg
6
2
J78
2
14%
9
9
638 ' ; 67S
185S
11.600
2634
2,700
Pacific I,tg Corp to
14
1,100
Pacific Mills....
1
1
34%
21
20%
1334
1334
106
106
12'4
12's
13'g
1
1,300
Paraffine Cos Inc .....No par
20,966
900
5,900
12»4
1212
12%
9
1378
74
73'4
*15s
201?
38
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834
i
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44
1
1"
201S
5's
43%
20
3%
37%
37
29U
434
67U
41
690
20
20'4
290
4
1312
27%
58
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57%
*40
80
3%
31%
478
T,300
800
5
*
1,200
67% vtoito
8%
8%
85g
3,400
118
'•
174
*..„
14,700
13%
13%
27g
*30%
67
174
49
'100
•to 5
85g
8l2
800
3184
5
67
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4's
4
434
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47
47
25
253g
24%
247g
57
57
»
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30
600
174
57
56
56
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4%
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24%
♦55%
714
6%
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13g
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158
158
.,.758
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15
1714
414
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101
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51%
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9i2
658
7
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7
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738
23
8
231
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67g
684
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15
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1784
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23
2112
50%
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5112
118'2 *117.'
118l2
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11812 *117
81
82
94
94
Ill's
■"104
127
*123
1214
1178
3
43
89'4Sept
4
71
June
3634 Jan
'.1158
12
115g
12
84
83
83i2
8312 83i2
96
92
;■ 94
93l2 94
Ill's *105
Ill's
105% Ill's *105
128
*125
124
125% 117
123
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116ig *113
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23
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11% 1134
ll's 1134
103
103
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*91
92
92
92
92
917g
9078
91 I2
9*8
878
9
26
934 June
Deo
"25%
Jan
15
May
15
May
23
Nov
May
43
Nov
23
Nov
1% June
4%
Jan
5% May
13%
Apr
8
17% May
11% May
46'4
Deo
15
24
Dec 26
603g July
Dec 10
38
Co-to——No par
Petroleum Corp of Amer....5
Pfelffer Brewing Co...No par
Phelps-Dodge Corp......--25
Jan 21
May 10
29% Apr
434 Dec 11
2734 Oct 1
7's Apr 4
778 Jan 23
23'8 Dec 10
36
Dec 26
Pet Milk
3578 Jan 2
47% July 14
6% May
25% June
37% May
10%
40%
91
70
June
11«4
Dec
May
87% Deo
14% Nov
97% May
z5'2 Apr 17
pref...50
Dec 18
-,69
No par
8'oMay 17
-3
72
Dec 22
105
i
Mar 28
May
5'4
July 21
12% Jan 10
Dec
68
8978 Sept 17
110% Dec 3
14's
Apr
87S Nov
Feb
Jan
47
Jan
470
65
130
7
.
IBs
1434
1,000
2,900
3,600
200
65«
5,400
714
800
227g
500
10,200
1181
29,600
83
1,200
♦91
94
900
*106
10934
"""116
118
884
93s
8?8
9'4
*11314 1161s
225g 23'4
105s
1078
*101
104%
90
834
287g
Apr
2
834 Jan
2
5% May
84
Jan 30
64*4 May
3% May
2
16
May
7% Nov
46% Deo
97g Nov
85% Deo
Jan
8
Oct
6
154
May
154
May
174
Mar
5
181
Fob
1
167
June
178
958
*9
to
9
9
834
9
8'2
600
834|
334 Dec
9
54% 1st ser conv pr pf. 100
Pittsburgh & West Va— —100
Pit Youngs Asht Ry 7% pf.100
2412 Dec 24
51
Oct 16
6
Dec 10
164
Mar 31
Pittston Co (The)....-No par
"isMay
15
July 15
7
164
Mar 31
151% July
184 July 25
to'.'' % Feb
17
15
July 28
May
12%
13% Jan
6
4034 Jan
61%Sept
2
9
53
Dec 10
June 14
120
July 24
June
112% May
8%
Jan
1% Mar
22'4 Feb
20%
Dec
1234
Jan
to 8
July
1478 Jan
14'4 Jan
45% Nov
71*4 Apr
118% Jan
--
11% Dec 10
7534 Dec 18
92
Dec 24
103
,...100
100
—
7% preferred..
8% preferred—-
Ma.
9
No par
6% preferred-
73% Deo
16% Apr
151% July
19
24
J..No par
$5 preferred
4I®4 Nov
3
2U2 Dee
115
'••/; \
May
May
8
75% Jan
: 678 Dec
5
50
Procter & Gamble....-No par
•*
Deo
Jan
6% May
434 Dot
6% May
6's May
21
May
50
Pub Serv Corp of N
Jan
57
43'4 Jan
21
Jan 2
Pond Creek Pocahontas No par
8% Jan 10
334 Dec 9
Poor & Co class B
No par
137g Oct 2
Pcstal Teleg Inc pref..No par to 434 Feb 14
to
13% Jan 6
5r>8 Dec 10
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc—.1
5% conv 1st pref—
5% conv 2d pref
11
16% May
Jan
10
3
16% Nov
4% May
to 5
May
6
9% Jan 10
65
13'8 Dec 10
16 June 5
to..5
Plymouth Oil Co....
7% Jan
Dec 10
4
45'4. Feb 14
13% Nov
107'2Nov 21
117
Dec 24
i:
-to:'
Dec
114
3
29% Jan
110
Mar
7
28% Dec
May
100
43% Apr:
115%
Jan
128
Apr
4
126
June
145
Mar
158% Feb 11
143
May
105
Apr
117% Oct
114%
Oct
118
Jan
123% Jan 15
137
Jan
2
1107j May
29% July 22
1934 Dec 9
Feb 14
(The) — ...No par .'to 7
6% preferred to ........100 z94
83%
5% conv preferred
100
8'2
Purity Bakeries
No par
9
Jan II
12
Feb 15
32% Jan
11% May
97% May
6'4
84
3
95% Aug 8
12% Oct 24
Dec 10
Oct
June
1678 May
Dec 16
107% Dec
73% May
9
June
89
May
15%
Feb
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp.
.10
8'4 Apr
1234July 16
1
9% Sept
Feb
15%
48%
2'8
45
45
*16
16%
>
48%
48%
2%
27g
278
48
45
*23
25
*16%
9%
24%
11%
*23%
*20
21
20%
9&8
95g
*24%
24%
11%
11.4
*1
1 »8
"toa
*40
44%
40
*11%
13%
*12
7
7
*9%
10%
8%
53%
*35
*6%
*9%
8%
55
8%
167s
16%
99
*97
66,200
3.00J
3's
8,700
95g
914
24
23
23%
23U
12
12%
12
12
12's
25
*24
25
24
24
100
4% 1st preferred
20%
20.
*20%
20%
20U
2OI4
500
4% 2d preferred..
1% to" 1 %
40
44%
13% *12
678
6%
10%
10%
85s
8%
1%
lis
1'4
1,700
25
'
1
*235g
20
'4
1%
40
*40
13%
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7
*658
10
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8%
8%
'8
17%
91'
55
35%
93s
*40
*12
♦lOU
85s
838
2
*55'8
65s
12lo
812
57%
40
*35
200
Reliance Mfg Co..........10
4,200
'■•••
28,300
16'2
I6I4
99
97
97
97
9834
*97i2
99
80
80
*80
82
79
80
*77
80l2
600
5
5'g
5,000
69%
*81
84
7%
4%
4%
*66
7%
82
4%
658
115%
*66'2
0%
68'2
714
*7958
81
4%
24
51
60
i>0
9'8
*75g
9>8
8I4
314
15%
«1«
93s
8%
3
3
15ig
15'g
9%
*44%
9i2
45's
3
1514
9'2
45<s
115to
69%
7%
2212
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115
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82
24l4
*60
5
4 '8
2218
4's
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9i2
45's
53
U
<4
footnotes
see
4
2218
*o0
87g
7%
80
4
2234
52
W
180
*115l2 117
*65
7
7958
4's
225g
10
67'2
7'4
4,500
90
7958
4I4
2414
2,600
58,500
50
50
310
)
:
9
9
2,700
i 9U Apr 30
i 7'2 Apr 21
Dec 22
s4 Apr 10
j
9% July 16
96
9
Aug 16
77
12% Jnn
22'4 Jan
Dec 11
101% Feb 10
97
Jan 13
11
Jan
97
Apr 21
129
60
Apr 17
Dec 24
No par
1,70)
800
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp._.l
9%
1534
978
47'2
50
S2.50
conv
1
-I 8i4 Dec 10
42
preferred.No par
Nov 18
-
«n
l4
100
tRutland RR 7% pref.—100
"4 Nov 25
83%
95
99%
172
30%
50
394
280
32%
53
%
25
%
4
4
to
1%
42
J
42
444
42
58%
94 M
D
94 4
95 4
93%
99%
K
J§*K C Ft S & M Ry ref
♦Certificates of deposit
Kan City Sou 1st gold 3s
Ref & lmpt5s
Kansas City Term 1st 4s.
*84
g
39
32%
36
304
32
95%
49%
48%
59%
69
'
60 %
64 4
64%
G5M
108 H
108,%'
108 M
64% 75%
107% 110
18%
►111%
J
J
*35
*72
80
83
95
J
1961
109% 110%
30% 40%
77% 83
50
J
.........
J
1997
O
1954
J
1954
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3)^8....1961
Kresge Foundation 3% notes.. 1950
t*Krcuger & Toll 5s ctfs
1959
J
106 M
M
S
104 4
M
S
100 M
M S
%
{♦Laclede Gas Lt ref & ext 5s.1939
A
O
....1942
A
O
C.....1953
F
A
Coll <fc ref 5Jij8 series D.....1960 F
A
Coll tr 6s series A..
1942 F
A
Coll tr 6s series B
1942 F A
K1 ngs Co Ligh tl ng 1 st 5s...
...
1st & ref 6^8...
92%
81%
83%
4J^s Unguaranteed...1961
Kings County El L & P 6s
18%
M N
Kentucky Central gold 48_._-.1987
Kentucky & Ind Term 4J^s...l961
Stamped.....
1961
Plain.....
88
36 %
*52
1950 AO
J
Apr 1950 J
1960 J J
UKarstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
♦Ctfs w w stmp (par $615)..1943
♦Ctfs w w stmp (par $925)..1943
♦Ctfs With warr (par $925). .1943
92
36 4
36
4s..1990 .4 O
4s. 1936 A U
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g
Ref & ext mtge 5s
Coll & ref 54» series
*155
161
►
107
86
170
>
107
105
103%
104%
100%
106% 108%
106% 108%
104%
107%
100% 105%
%
4
100%
98%
94
96 %
97
77%
78%
92%
56 %
70%
68%
77
57%
68%
49
79
76
76
50
89%
82
96
♦93%
97
"77
101
99%
89
89
Lake Erie & Western RR—
5s extended at
....1947
3% to
Lake Sh & Mich Sou g
3^s registered
Jan
Feb
14
/
534 Jan
21
6
7
13
26
27
16
Nov 24
1434 Aug 22
4834 Jan 14
1
Aug 2
13%
10%
63%
Feb
Jan
Dec
May
69
2
Apr
May
70% May
60
May
7% May
8% May
757s Mai
6% May
24% Nov
105*4 8ept
97%
14*4
117
Deo
Jan
Nov
74%
157g
Dec
96%
Apr
Feb
IUh Nov
30% Dee
44
May
May
56
Oet
52
57s May
434 May
3%
11%
12%
45%
%
/
6
83%
95
83
91%
30%
25%
40
70%
02%
79%
68
00%
94%
94%
93
65
30
76%
98%
69%
83%
83%
*77
83%
36
36
70%
~67~
♦1st mtge Income reg_......1975 Dee
J
Lehigh CoaI& Navs f 4Hs A-.1954 J
C.. 1954
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A--1965
Lehigh 4NY 1st gu g 4s
1945
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
Cons sink fund 4^s ser
5s stain i>ed
1st <fc ref
5s
8
67
A
O
M
S
94 4
1964 F A
75
36%
68
68
37%
*57
"go"
65
57
A
57
35
8
■to- 1
69
73%
61
35%
67
32
61
33
66
39
41%
"48
39
50%
44%
45%
8
43
53
24%
25%
210
16%
14%
31%
59
*57
1974
stamped
F A
J
Tim
2003 M N
2003
24%
Leb Val Harbor Term gu 5s... 1954
57%
57
19G4
1974 F
100
*66
A
1954
stamped..
80
*98%
1944
1st & ref 8 f 5s
5s
J
1954 F
f 58
stamped
1st & ref s f 5s
3s
J
Lehigh Valley N Y A4s ext...1950 J
Lehigh Valley RIl—
4s stamped
modified
4s registered
stamped modifieu.....2003 M N
33
*26
Leh Val Term Ry ext 5s......1951 A
0
1965 A O
1955 / J
5s gu
Libby McNeil & Libby 4s
Lex & East 1st 50-yr
"30%
1952
Little Miami gen 4s ser
A.....1962
A
1946 F
1950 A
48
*111
105
*114
122
99%
O
28%
17%
30%
20
31
19%
48
49 4
117%
111
36%
33%
39
58%
120
103% 107%
114% 123
105
114%
122%
99%
122
131
95
103
to.
♦100
M N
.1952 J
♦Long Dock Co 3Ms ext to..
Long Island unified 4s.
to
29%
49%
105"
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s...1944 A 0
5s debenture..............1951 F A
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4 lis
27%
27%
4,%s registered......... .2003
5s stamped modified. ......2003 UN
34%
*102.12
A
102% 105
103
fl
*102%
30%
93
/)
O
103%
S
107%
107%
95% 98%
91% 99%
92% 99%
114% 122%
121% 128
76% 88
106% 111
Lou & Jeff Bridge Co gu 4s.... 1945 M 8
107%
107%
107% 109%
Guar ref
.1949 M b
.1949 M S
gold 4s.....
.1949 M
.1951 F
5s debenture
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s ser A. .1969 J
Louisville (las & Elec 34s.
..
.1966 M
92
S
O
A
J
121%
"91%
92%
114%
121%
78
78
93
93 4
114%
121%
78%
Louisville & Nashville RR—
1st & ref 5s series B
2003
A
1st & ref 4 4s series C
2003
A
O
1st & ref 4s series D
2003 A O
99
O
95%
100%
101%
104
100%
J
J
Paducah & Mem Div 4s..__ 1946 F
A
..I960
105%
92% 101
93%
87%
83%
104
101
104
104
103% 106%
88%
84
1st & ref 3Ms series E.
2003 A
Unit mtge 3>is ser A ext....1950 J
99
100%
104"
87% 96%
83%
91%
101% 105%
88%
84
S
Mob& Montg l8tg4}$8.__ .1945 M S
J
South Ry Joint monon 4s... .1952 J
84%
83%
110%
St Louis Div 2d gold
3s
1980
M
88.%
80
80
45%
42%
47%
74%'
45%
43%
28
47%
89
81%
87%
70
44
70
25
36%
88%
98%
98
86
98
85
67%
61%
85
A
Maine Central RR 4s ser A.... 1945 J
16
88
108% 112
83%
90
108% 111 to
88%
88%
Atl Knox & Cine Div 4s... .1955 UN
.1944 F
109%
D
^[♦Lower Aust Hydro El 6J4s.
Jat.
May
May
1
834 Nov
95
65
83 M
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
Unif mtge 4s ser B ext
4'g
*93%
J
J
3HS...1997 J 1)
.....1997 J D
Aug
May
Dec
Oct
Deo
9% Nov
7%
Jan
12
Feb
22%
Apr
15'S Nov
48% Nov
M
series A. ....i960 J D
Feb 1 1957 MN
Manila Elec RR & Lt s f 5s...1953 ivl s
Gen mtge 4J^s
Manati Sugar 4s s f
45%
43
Manila RR (South Lines) 4s... 1959 MN
15♦Man G B & N W 1st 3MS..1941 J J
*27
*37
1947
Marion Steam Shovels f 6s
Stamped.. ...P. .............
97
*62%
64%
McCrory Stores deb3M
.1955 A O
J
McKesson & Robbins 3>is....l956 J
Mead Corp 1st mtge 4Mb.-.
—
1955
M
*105%
103%
103%
*106%
S
110
Metrop Ed 1st 4)^8 series D.i_1968 M S
Metrop Wat Sew & D 5>is....l950
U*Met W Side El (Chic) 4s... 1938
1% Fe
1715.
"98"
82
53%
__
{♦Market St Ry 7s ser A..Apr 1940
(Stamped mod) ext 5s...... 1945
For footnotes see page
1714.
8
1-
39
July
53% Jan
12% Aug
978 Jan
7'4 Feb 14
Apr 15
to 2'4 Dec
14'4May
50
to
Jum
34% Jan
•'! 6
Copper Mines.
Ruberold Co (The)
No par
Roan Antelope
May
Sept 24
10% Jan
22 ig Dec 23
50
Oct 27
.......10
3
Aug
6
70
95
78'2 Dec
4
8
x37'4 Jum
8034Sept 24
15% July 28
6% Dec 10
Rltter Dental Mfg....No par
1558
6
9
4io Dec
058 May
7
10% Nov 19
67% Jan 23
61
Apr 7
to 2
July 30
1414 Dec
300
*453s
1«4 May
1
Jan
1,900
10
4578
27
23
May
Mar
73.,
lr>l2
19'4 June
17
Jan 13
Apr
Oct
13
3%
*912
17%
55
7'4
4o's
297g May
37% May
May
Def
3
15's"
13% May
24
Jun<
3U
9>s
Apr
6
8'4
45's!
Dec
23
25
34
1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B. 10
Richfield Oil Corp
43%
Nov 28
5312 Dec 20
Republic Steel Corp...No par
6% conv preferred
100
6% conv prior prefser A.100
Revere Copper & Brass
5
7% preferred..—.....100
54% preferred...
100
Reynolds Metals Co...No par
54% conv preferred.... 100
Reynolds Spring..
....I
Common
9?8 May
June
Nov 18
*734
15'2
93«
page
71.1
80
120
34
15% May
16
*3
*U
For
115% 115l2
67lo
67%
5
Deo
Aor
53
3
3
15
5's
3'4
2% Sept 17
O's Dec 10
734
2734
45'g
5
69
Apr 22
7
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co.. 100
Reo Motors v t c...
48% May
2% Nov
2734 Aug 12
Dec 22
i
to -1
70
Apr
22 ig Mar 12
Preferred with warrants. .25
165g
16's
Reinlngton-Rand.
1
7%
24
Dec 23
•
Real Silk Hosiery
400
2,600
165s
20
50
Reliable Stores Corp...No par
334
16's
lOU Dec 10
22i3 Dec 13
__..50
30
«338
.to"".-
Rayonier Inc. .............1
$3 preferred
25
Reading Company........50
"""966
40
1
6'2
1434 Dec 26
8'4 Dec 9
23
Dec 24
'
5
Preferred, to...—-i—...100
Reis(Robt) & Co 1st pref.. 100
13%
10%
700
3,800
44l2
13%
6&S
55
55
*35
40
3,800
4% May
18% July 25
38io Mar 14
6% conv preferred......100
4
62% Jan 2
334 Jan 2
55% Oct
21% July 25
18% July 28
29% Aug 4
Dec 10
2
Rayl>eStos Manhattan.No par
24
9%
-1
700
478 Jan
2% Dec 10
47f2 Dec 26
1st pref..No par
4,000
*97
*65%
7%
conv
12%
35%
115
$3.50
Radio-Keith-Orpheum tot
24%
95g
•i
Radio Corp of Amer.-..No par
45'2
15's
934
23U
123g
5%
lis
237g
258
48'2
79%
79%
5%
115
1434
15
1
16%
45*2
155s
16
34
.1 to,
45%
45
1558
34
;
3
45
55
,
3
16%
55
1
48%
45
*53
40
48%
2t2
47i2
27g
45%
'
1
48%
27g
258
2
76%
8
304
36
.........
2's
5
94 4
36
S
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7a...... .1944 A
R
2%
2%
21'
25s
48%
2%
91
A
3>^s...l961
4s stamped...
2%
18
20
51%
102% 105%
101% 105%
94 H
J
Jones & Laughlln Steel
Loew's Inc s f deb
9%
15
32 4
32 4
James Frankl <fc Clear 1st 4s..1959 J
^♦Lombard Elec 7s series A.
*9
42
104 M
Oct
Pullman Inc.......to-No par
4,200
May
15
6lo Dec
Pure Oil
9'4
22
9
106
28,900
800
Feb
10
26,400
90
66
Aug 19
Pub Ser El & Gas pf $5.No par
300
May
163
'•
12
36
No par
$5 conv preferred
5% pf (ser of Feb 1 *29) .100
515s
8
28
93
104
1%
18%
Jan
Feb
July 15
22
Dec 11
104
214
19
%
8%
Apr
67S
109'4 Oet
734 Jan
46% Jan
26
8
to
31
91
./
M
190
Deo
41 s4
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co...—1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co 100
7% preferred
;1,00
7% pref class B....- — -100
5% pref class A.
100
25%
784
49
66
Pittsburgh Steel Co ...No par
300
118
412 Dec
Jan
27% May
23« May
23% Jan 11
9
Dec 10
27
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp.A'o par
Pitts Screw & Bolt. ....No par
4,600
*81
'to
..100
6% preferred
Dec
2De
3% May
30
52
-
10934 O:
100
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
-
7
July 29
46U Dec 10
3% July 29
Dec 18
13
Pillsbury Flour Mills..
25
Pitts C C & St I. RR Co.. .100
10
934
1134
-
Aug
77
z3S78 Feb 14
100
1,900
4%
*117
-to.—-5
Preferred.
"7",100
1784
50i2
Phoenix Hosiery —to- -
9
2
23
3534 Feb 20
2
O it 22
4%
4
6'2
7'4
227g
51 >4 May
4"
50
*17
to *9's
4'4 May
100
—
Phillips Petroleum.—No par
1947
...
A
Feb
6
17
§6 preferred
4
46%
16%
1% May
11'4 May
lli2May
21
Philadelphia Co 6%
Jan
96% May
4% Jan
30 (1 July 11
41
■■
*113
87g
2
i2 Dec
195s Dec 10
5
Dec 10
1st lien & ref 6 4s..
F
t^iown Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s..1951
62%
1% M
112i2Mar 1
25U Apr 4
25
Aug 22
54
Sept 18
2's Aug 1
104M
75
1%
104
20 %
103 H
104 4
1972 AfN
Feb
2% Mar
10% May
5% June
<.
3»4 Aug 20
,173s Dec 9
20
Dec 26
103M
..1955 M S
18
Dec
6% preferred to ......—100
B
12
54to Sept
Ry Co.. 100
........-I
Pere Marquette Ry Co
100
5% prior preferred- . --.100
7% preferred.
2
*67g
414
1014
67g
7&S
25
418
*934
67g
9
Phillips Janes Corp..--No par
6%
70
44%
2
31'
*3
*29
812
*5
4358
7%
*1434
*17+1784
4
3's Jnn 2
5234 July 16
17'4 Aug 20
"20%
J
101%
44% Apr
23% Nov
Jan
14'o Dec
Dec 26
O
Int Telep & Teleg deb g 4 ^s.. 1952 J
Debentures 5s............. 1955 F
29% Dec
13% May
34 May
6
1956 J
98
97% 103
114
H
Internat Hydro El deb 6s.... ..1944 A
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B....1947 J
Ref s f 6s series A
21
m
10
•
Int Rvs Cent Amer 1st 5s B
6
100M
10
10 H
10%
ser A
♦1st 5s series B
♦1st g 5s series C_...
78
.
2% Nov
'4 Dec 10
Pepsi-Cola ■ Co
Phllco Corp.
13g
15
13g
1
♦Adjustment
Deo
1% May
7
6% Apr 21
1
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
10
Preferred 4 % % series... 100
*6%
*7
20'8 Jan
Nov
.1952
6s ser A...July 1952
.1956
t ♦Int-Grt Nor 1st 6s
11%
May
;
J Peoria & Eastern
1,900
*64
118
5
67
4'8
57
Jan
3058 Jan 10
34l2 Apr 23
IU4 Dec 24
109
July 30
-.100
—.50
3,600
1312
13U
30
47g
484
51
2684
434
.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.. — .5
Peoples G L & C C (Chic). 100
73%
23g
*100
3%
29
8«4
*47%
2684
2
Cement...jVo par
z72%
49
*40
118
3%
67%
4
412
52
8
43to Mar
87 conv pref ser A ...No pur
Penn G1 Sand Corp
No pur
9%
6
*2
238
*100
174
Us
4%
*49
Dec
99
May
6% May
4
73
Dec 12
l's Dec 19
,
10
180
100
15
18
Jan
45% Apr
105% Deo
1078 Deo
4% May
•
\
800
•103% 108
Oct 30
9
...No par
Penney (J C) Co
No par
Penn Coal & Coke Corp.... 10
5% preferred...
Pennsylvania RR
Dec
June
1
Sept
64
14 58
Apr
Penick & Ford
Penn-Dlxie
99
10
26%June
4
3
3
11558 Dec
27
,24% Dec 9
14% Dec 18
Co..-.2.50
Patino Mines & Enter prises.
Jan 10
Jan 11
1
36
"
»
Parker Rust Proof
Parmelee Trans port' n ..No par
May
634 Jan
%May
'1484
69%
45lf|
41
44
133s
45s
8%
10
Park & Tllford Inc
---1
Park Utah Consol Mines...-1
Parke Davis <fc Co
No par
12
Jan 21
7% Jan
87g Nov
4% Mar
25% Apr
105"
'
1947
31
66%
100M
100
48
15%
28%
106% 108%
102% 107%
*108%}
105
51
33%
20 %
Inspiration Cons Copper 4s.... 1952 A O
16's Dec
95% Feb 14
36
Christmas
Deo
37U
1
Feb
to) O's May
69%
70
*64
45M
*2
29%
•to..
814
75
*51'
70
4334
3lo
4%,
6% 1st preferred
6% 2d preferred
9%
9
434
*4i2
4458
118
29
900
22,100
.
Closed-
*10334 10734
Mar
160
106
May 31
10
2858
9
139
June
UgJuiy 29
9
19% Dec
Exchange
71
*73
73
108
4,700
5%
29%
5
37i2
*69i4
9
*64
45
1334
3U
3Gi2
80
5%
5%
May
144
Day
2
2
Stock
55g
5%
293s
200
27
*25%
27
2878
9
4578
174
*—
41
o7
72
534
*4381
13ig
29U
434
41%
20%
*2534
5>2
5%
*10334
70
45%
3%
8 >4
27
*08%
1,000
41%
5%
71
87s
12,300
20%
42
20
5%
*434
197g
5%
200
5
5
■"
1,000
41
193^
1
1978
1034
5'4
5%
200
43'2
44%
*lo
20
20%
*100
118
*100
43%
%
%
1978
44
*5
13ig
20
18's
20
*64
13%
46,700
300
♦1083.J
175g
8%
437g
to
20
70
23g
*2
12
18%
29 is
•i
*1U2
20%
*5
45s4
437g
11%
177s
37
70
600
*:08%
29
6%'
*5
45's
2,200
20'4
44%
110
*64
l's
39'4
18%
7534! 72
75%
| 10734 10734
75
*107
1
*36
203.i
*2534
69%
8?8
6914
*158
100
18
26
558
5%
2934
I
5,100
*20
5
283g
53s
29%
77'2
2
18%
26
512
5&81
5i2
5%
29>8
53
2034
4314
2012
27
*2534
1338
76'2
l's
IU4
5
44
2012
12'2
4334
*34
19'8
1
44
38%
12
18's
20%
fii«
5's
38%
*109
13
38
l's
12%
109
2,400
5,100
1,000
®32
53^
17g
*15g
397g
*20
44
*34
197g
l's
38
100
187g
21%
44
15g
H«
397g
'«. JT*
*20
1®8
*1112
14'2
*1U4
*I0834
1S&8
7514
l's
l's
40
9,200
1,000
15lo
9S2
32
13%
53%
76%
53
757g
9
13%
2
*15g
l's
15'2
4,800
2478 .253s
15%
53
52%
753s
7534
25%
9!6
13%
arl278
75
2
l's
♦38's
14
2434
*15%
%
•"
916
53
13i2
*5212
'
1%
15%
15 >8
93»
32
52
*51
.
9
51«
1
25's
24%
15
147g
15i2
1334
25l8
25
25's
32
l's
20
*17
1
1
1
1
1
l's
l's
24'4
♦145s
17's
*17
20
Inc.
Paramount Pictures
99
100
1
100
4% conv preferred
14's
107'2 10734
107
115
Feb 15
lo
J
....1950 J
4
4
105
14
Jan 27
Aug 15
10
J&l
7'2
60
36
"67 M
*!79i
./
gu 4s.. ..1956 J
Ind Union Ry 3^sserlesB....1986 M S
Inland Steel 1st mt,ge 3s ser F..1961 A O
1914 Dec
Corp.5
Ref-to—l
*63"
t*Ind& Louisville 1st
Oct
65
8%
Ind 111<fc Iowa 1stg4s
2% May
Panhandle Prod &
73
Jan
5%
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp.
208
35%
Jan
27g June
Pan American Airways
39 H
33 H
Apr
1
200
367/f
34
16%
6
75
56
37
A
50
3g Dec
High
55
M
D
F
345g
.l's Jan
8,000
05
to
75
D
......1963
Joint 1st ref 5s series A
.1st & ref 4 Hsseries C.......1963
H*Ilseder Steel Corp6s.......1948
May
934 Aug
4,500
Feb
Mav
126
No. Low
Ill Cent and Chic St L & N O—
8
45g Jan 10
■■
Jan
33
.
l's Dec 26
59
Jan. 1
Apr
Interlake Iron conv deb 4s
j
*50
Since
£3
75
*45
8
163
_
i«4 Dec 18
*3
.
8
134 Dec 26
10
Apr 21
Pacific Western Oil
75
.
Range
■
High
Low
(Cont.)
J
3^s... 1951
4s.
1951 F A
1951
Jan
i 5'2 Feb 18
21 >2
2U4
*95
12's
12's
12's
*16
20
*16
147% Apr
6% nreferred- ———-100
Rights..to-—..—■to
Price
.»■
19'4 Aug
40
Corp—10
'
20
*16
2878 Jan 24
•
14
107
,17% D6c 18
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp—1
1
105
1358
Jan
Apr
Packard MotorCar....No par
9
1
21%
21%
*95
107
*8
14
May
8,300
1,800
.13%
8%
13%
*106
123g
12U
14
12%
934 May
25% May
•
434 June
May
47,600
15g
534
178
1
105
1358
106
106
134
8I4
21
2058
*97
1378
534
1'8
Us
2034
135s
13s
May
3-% May
1114 Jan 28
to 2
26% Dec 18
No par
Feb 19
No par %11
95
Dec 26
100
Pacific Telep & Teleg
180
llo
8
15% Nov 21
>
—
4,850
.
2
8%
*1
105
*97
96
149
6
1%
5%
17g
133g
*8
520
95
*140
97%
'61
1%
13%
8%
2O84
105
97
2514N0V' 8
6% Dec 15
12'gSept 15
734 Nov 7
10
..No par
No par
(Cal).lO
Pacific Gas & Electric.
.-25
14
148% 149
3
4M Apr 17
;;
—-to---.---1°
1st preferred
2d preferred
Pacific Finance Corp
18
614
2
14%
178
1458
*8
1
64
Pacific Coast Co
2612
7
'61
n2
6%
14l4
*97
137s
98
148% 149%
*1483; 156
'«<
178
1434
*1412
98
9734
*148
600
14
26%
xl3'4
67g
67g
50
110
18%
18's
27%
18%
26%
1378
97 78
187S
27%
1458
*93.,
10%
6»4
2334
9
134 Apr 23
7<4 Apr
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc...5
27
*6%
678
18
500
5
18
10%
*4l4
18
lllg
700
8l2
*1534
18
27's
678
*71,
8%
4%
2:814
4U
4%
4'4
*15%
*9%
18%
*15
10
9%
9i2
4%
4's
4'2
4%
10
10
Friday's
Bid' £
Asked
g
4s registered
10
Range or
Sale
Illinois Ce itral RR (Concluded)—
Western Lines 1st g
10
Week's
Last
^
\ at
.
Highest
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
$
A"
•>
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
to.,:..,Week Ended Dec. 26
Highest
$ per share
Par
Shares
S per share
100-Stars Lots
Lowest
Week
26
Dec.
Dec. 25
24
NEW YORK STOCK
the
Friday
Thursday
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCKS
BONDS
Range for Previous
\ ,•
Year 1940
Range Since Jan. I—-
-
Sales
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
A
O
F
A
60
60
<
3%
64%
105
104%
109
110%
60
3%
79%
105%
102% 105
105% 107%
109% 112%
54
3
80
6%
t
r
Volume 154
Number 4026
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
s*
§.S
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Ranoe
Sale
1st gold
Sag 3%s
Bid
3%s
Michigan Consol Gas 4s
♦{Con ext 4Hs
t*Mll Spar & N W
09%
A
X J*M StP ASS M
1st gu 4s. .1947
{♦1st
ecr A
cons 5s
29 is
10254 107 %
28)4 62
10554
40
59 J4
10%
36
15 %
16
15
.....
36
6
1 %
1%
9)4
154
3
54
154
2
9
"oil
J
2%
"60"
t*Mo-Ill
RR 1st 5s series A...1959 J
Mo Kan A Tex 1st gold 4s
1990 J
9)4
6
754
754
1354
13)4
9)4
63
8 54
135-4
254
17
154
77 54
5)4
2
09)4
92 54
24)4
4054
2)4)4
219
6
%
60
J
D
9)4
9)4
8)4
J.
....1949 1/ 8
♦1st A ref 5%s series B.....1978
J
J
60
%
53
2
*92
97)4
27
28)4
"27)4
♦Cum adjust 5sser A...Jan 1907
JMIssourl Pacific RR Co—
♦1st & ref 5s series A
220
J
22
2254
145
1254
17%
1754
1854
68
11
19
1854
19)4
70
1154
6)4
7)4
90
1954
2054
136
of
6%
20)4
20
I
.1978 M N
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Conv gold 5Hs..
1949 ~U N
♦1st A ref g 6s series H.....1980 .4 O
♦Certificates of deposit
5
1981 F
A
1954
20)4
20)4
20 %
19)4
*1954
80)4
5
14
377
2054
*3412
1534
*25
95
I914
19)4
28)4
54
*1
29)4
14
1)4
20)4
16
2054
20
19)4
11
*104
57
109)4
5
111)4
27
104)4
20
105)4
108% 111%
110% 113%
102% 107%
J
Gen A ref
s
f 5s series A
1955
O
Gen A ref
s
f 5s series B
1955
s
f
4%s series C.. 1955
75
75
1
62%
55
O
Gen A ref
Gen A ref
f 5s scries D
1955
55
3
39
2000
1)
*45
o
Morris A Essex lstgu3%s
Constr M 5s series A
s
1955 UN
85
Const r M 4 %s series B.—.. 1955 UN
Mountain States TAT 3%b.. 1968 J D
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
1947 UN
—
65
38%
33
3454
161
33
32)4
34)4
78
30)4
10854
74
29
10854
*110
5
114
1%
*100
8
;
17%
10*8
10%
15%
30%
*3334
1
1
2*?
National Steel 1st mtge3s
Natl Supply 3%s_
1954 J
—
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st
,Newark Consol Gas
♦Consol
g 4s
cone
J4New England RR
103)4
1J
J
guar 4s.".
1945 J
J
64 54
104)4
102)4
103)4
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1956 FA
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*lst 5%s series A
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632
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11*4
21%
21
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20%
21%
30%
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1,200
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108
6
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5354
110
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5354
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6
67
Jan 27
105
Greyhound Lines..5
13
So Porto Rico Sugar...No
par
8% preferred
100
£13
June
6
120
Aug
1
5% preferred
1
2
No par
60
Spencer Kellogg A Sons No
Sperry Corp (The) vtc
5%
conv
No par
Standard Brands
$4.50 preferred
No par
Standard Gas & El Co.No par
$4 preferred
No par
S6
cum
$7
cum
prior pref.. .No par
prior pref. ..No par
Standard Oil of Ohio
33
4*4 May
Corp
10% O t
2()34 May
29% Jum
48% Aug
2
40
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66
9% Dec 10
16% Nov 29
Dec
9
1934May 5
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3*8 Dec 9
1
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1
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2% May
9% M j
12% M
Dec 10
1 3
Swift International Ltd......
98
v
6
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46% Dec 4
5
12% Dec 23
1% Dec 9
26
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25% Nov
Feb 14
117%June 2
3*8 Dec 10
100
Sutherland Paper Co
.10
Swedts Co of Amer (The)..50
Dec
5
2234Mar 21
4
:'
l
46
May
26% May
4% Mar 20
21% Mar 21
4
23
June 11
66
8*4 Jan 10
6% Nov 5
3%May 5
4% Dec 22
3% Dec 10
50
Apr 14
Class A pref (4)$%
cum) 100
Sunshine Mining Co
100
Superheater Co (The).-No par
May
112
0% Jan 8
1131s July 16
1% Jan 6
4% Dec 24
1
49
Jan
Aug
Aug 19
48% Dec 22
52
No par
Swift & Co
Jan
29
No par
Superior OH Corp
Superior Steel Corp..
6%
57%
401.1
1173.1
June 19
1
Stone A Webster
Studebaker Corp (The)
Symlugtou-Gould
46% May
6
9
1
9
5
Sun Oil Co
1% May
3*4 June
60% Ov»
14% May
33
May
Dec 23
Apr 25
5
34% Feb 19
Starrett Co (The) L S..No par
Sterling Products Inc
10
May
60
Dec 26
17% Mar
25% Mar
25
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Stokely Bros A Co Inc
6% July
July
July
3934 July
38% July
% Nov 17
% Dec 26
814 Dec 18
10% Dec 17
Standard Oil cf Calif. .No par
Staudard Oil of Indiana
25
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3
28
31
21
22
28
Dec
108
8
9
Jail
22
48% Dec 22
334 Dec 10
No par
0% May
13% May
17% No\
69
111
par
Aug
May
23% May
5
31 % Feb 19
Dec 20
100
May
10
128
Dec 13
34% Dec 26
1
preferred
Squibb (E R) A Sons..No
2
Aug
2
Conv $4.50 pref
Square D Co
10
8
Mar 31
3/% Oct
Dec 10
3
1
No par
No par
1% July
36%Nov 24
5
Mar
17%
2734
27%
54%
par
Spiegel Inc
2
May
Dec
7% May
27% Jan 3
13%8ept 17
1434 Aug 1
19% July 31
19% Feb 14
23% Mar 13
1
14
19% Aug 15
11% Feb 15
No par
Splcer Mfg Co...
$3 conv pref A
Jan
May
23% Dec
Deo 24
8
May
5
150
10% Dec 18
100
Sparks Wlthington
Spear A Co
$5.50 p-eferred
Feb 19
£10
May
10% May
18% Nov 28
10*4 July 22
2*8 July 25
8
'
Southern Natural Gas Co.7.50
Southern Pacific Co...No par
Southern Ry..
...No par
1% May
17% May
12% Juni
25*8 July 31
15
Sept 18
13% Feb 28
25
Jan 10
Jan 20
Nov 18
Oct 30
112
-1% Dec 10
-
May
7% Jum
3% May
12% May
114
5
; 734 Dec 24
.
34
4
Feb
Jan
May
40% Aug
434 May
Feb 15
9
par
8% May
61% Aug
3
5
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2l3g
2%
3034
35%
14% Feb 19
"3%
COO
"
210
I,300
300
3034
;
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4%
2,300
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No par
5
Dec
9
No par
32
June
4
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No par
2
100
38
10
30
*31%
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26%
6%
11
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5
101
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7
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11
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4
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84
63%
6%
7
19%
19
19
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16%
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5
5
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11
11%
7%
7
*17%
18
5%
35%
100
2%
1,400
43% •'%•
4
30
4
Jan
;
;
9
21
Dec
6
May
5*4 May
40'% Aug
4
Jan
May
May
4% May
8% July 23
8*g Jan 7
66% Dec 4
126
July 10
7% Maw
12% May
1% Oct
9% May
Jan 10
2% July 11
18% July 31
23% Jan 2
5% Aug 4
25
Aug 8
24% Sept 19
7% July 10
20
May
3
May
*17% May
10% Au«
484 May
1,600
16%
5%
5%
Dec 12
May 21
3% Dec 10
Thermoid Co..
110
Third Avenue Ry
.100
1% Dec
Thompson (J R)
..25
3%Junc30
6
26%
1,600
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932
2,300
Tbompson-Starrett Co.No par
734
1034
2484 Nov 13
I4 Dec 23
7
Dec 22
34
14,000
1,400
97
400
30%
41
4%
4,200
5,400
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62
6l,i
52^500
61%
62
460
8%
4,600
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$3.50
ccnv
cum
preferred
preferred.No
par
par
Tide Water Associated Oil..10
$4.50
conv
pref
No par
Tijpken Detroit. Axle..-.-.10
Titaken Roller Bearing.No par
Transamerica Corp....
2
Jan 17
9
Jan
4% May
33
6%
6
6
Jan
9
27% Feb 19
3784 Dec 9
4
Transcont'l A West Air Inc..5
Dec
1
7
30
9
2
Jan
3
Jan
11%
7%
300
9,600
20th Cen Fox Film CorpNo par
500
34
%
900
$1.50preferred......No par
Twin City Rapid Trail.No par
16%
250
7% preferred---------.100
5%
6%
2,800
Twin Coach Co
—1
4
Feb 19
9% Jan 30
5
May 23
16%May 20
34 Dec 10
•
16
1
May
8
May
834 May
81
May
18
May
35% May
<4% May
10% May
4% May
1% May
64
Auy
3% May
6% May
5
May
14
4
May
9
134 July 31
27%Sept 9
9% Jan 13
l%May
13% May
6% May
21%June
9% Me*
69% Jum
Feb 13
4% Dec
Dec
Jan
2534 May
7% Sept 17
11% Aug 9
9*8 Sept 17
24
Fel
4
9
*9%
634
*8 Dec
Truax-Traer Corp
No par
Truscon Steel Co...———10
May
Jum
2*4
9
75
1,500
Dec
Jum
20
9
61% Dec 26
6%
De.
2% Jum
11% Dec 17
99% Dec 2
35% Sept 6
51% Jan 2
5% Jan 13
17% Jan 2
10% Aug 21
8% Dec 23
6% Mar 25
May
36
■P1% Jan 18
18
Oct
3*4 July
'
9% Mar
95% Aug
May
2% May
20% May
6
Trl-Contlnentrtl Corp....... 1
$6 preferred..
No par
6%
19
4% May
28% May
2% Dec
Jan 10
Transue A Williams St'l No par
884
16%
5%
5*4 Dec 10
700
11
19
9
30% Dec 10
5% Mar 4
3*4 Feb 18
100
Preferred. _—l.-.
Dec
600
*8
*6
2
5*8
8%
*784
18
16
34% Feb 19
1*4
8*4
7%
Texas Co (The)
25
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
Texas Gulf Sulphur...No par
5%Nov 19
38% Aug 22
334 Jan 16
9% Sept 2
46 % Dec 6
4%May 12
38% Sept 12
734 July 28
6*8 Aug 9
14
July 22
10% Jan 23
44% Sept 25
43s Sept 8
60% Sept 6
5% July 30
40
Aug 20
4% Jan 6
30%
ul«
f
■
40%
*4
%
4%
4
11
6%
19
78
16
4
8%
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30*4
4
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6184
932
97
30%
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■
4
8%
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98
6
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7%
16%
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10%
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30%
40%
4
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63%
6%
'16
26%
%
26
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9
Texas A Pacific Ry Go
30^8
43
4
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Texas Pacific Coal A Oil... 10
Texas Pacific Land Trust
1
784
ll's
90%
90%
30%
41%
6
1,800
5%
25%
96%
5
9,000
32
1*8
25%
13aa
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1% Dec 26
4,400
2%
25*2
7
27
5
5
*41%
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134
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3*8May 10
50
5%
2%
5*8
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9
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7%
534
43%
: 4
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6»4
5
6<4
5%
35
2 i;
5%
26
Talcott Inc (James).
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp.....
4%
47g
♦41%
*334
*30%
1*8
*5*8
3%
31
31
3%
32
5%
5.
2%
6%
7
5354
95
8,400
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36
2%
41
32
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112
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
South Am Gold A Platinum. 1
8% June
>:
Jan 30
5
Nov 12
4,500
5'.
6%
4
111)4 11854
67
9
18% Feb 19
Smith A Cor Type vtc.No
par
Snider Packing Corp...No
Southern Calif Edison
7
Dec
Oct
May
1% Sept
61% May
0% Sept 19
Dec 22
1
Sloss Sheffield Steel A Iron.100
$6 preferred
No par
Smith (A O) Corp
.10
S'eastem
5% Nov
59
% May
%
11
16*4 Dec 16
Dec
22
15
34
May
107% Jum
101% June
17
40
2 34
May
May
7% May
64% Julj
22
10% Jan 21
Petroleum......... 10
Simonds Saw A Steel.-No
par
34
7
2
21
Dec 20
12
Dec
90
31
28
34% Dec 15
Simms
Skclly Oil Co
84 July
July
3% July
7834 Jan
10% Jan
1434 July
7134 Jan
3% Apr 23
Silver King Coalition Mines.5
Simmons Co
.....No par
Jan
3
3
17
51% Feb 27
4
Oct
2
July 15
.% Jan
'
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co-No
par
Shell Union Oil
15
25,800
y
684
5%
*is8
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41%
78
122
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$3.50 conv pref ser A.No
par
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2%
6%
*31
96%
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107)4 11054
31
Sharpe A Dohmo
3034
' 6%
1%
e
107
Corp.....No
LVc
%
June 19
112
48% Deo 19
1
.....
Sharon Steel
40%
5%
5%
35%
2%
534
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60
.
9
par
Servel Inc
Junr
'u
Sept 18
17%Sept 6
94% Sept 11
39% Sept 26
115% Mar 27
Dec 19
$5 conv preferred...No par
100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.No par
.6
Sears Roebuck A Co...No
par
Seagrave Corp
20
23
% Jan 9
% Dec 11
12% Dec 24
1*8 Apr 29
50% Deo 18
4% Dec 22
7% Dec.10
2%
4%
6*8
32
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-
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113
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58
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58
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.1949 F
<
107
par
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6
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6*4 1 6%
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5%
1%
65
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32
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35
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Apr 1!9
5% preferred
^.....100 £100% Dec 11
Savage Arms Corp-..-...5
12%June 3
Schenley Distillers Corp
6
8% Apr 15
79 June 23
5H% preferred...
100
Scott Paper Co.......No par
31»4 Dec 10
3034
2
.
6
5%
7654
70%
59%
72%
July 17
30%
2
30%
5%
*3*8
*28
*1%
42%
2
3%
29
*27
30%
32
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898
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v
30*8
5%
3
43%
3%
3%
3%
27
1%
8%
1*8
'
'
30%
534
*2%
64%
I84
'
32
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68
3S4
43%
1«8
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.100
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~
484
4
4%
3,200
22
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54
334
12%
1%
11%
17%
*31.1:
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18%
18%
900
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33
124
3%
13
1%
11%
17%
434
23%
2/
43%
2%
30%
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70
44
1
4
3
60
124
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83
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34
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28
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35
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12
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8
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29
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10
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32
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31
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10
115
10
:
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1734
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1
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300
20%
21%
Christmas
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%
1
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6,800
100
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•
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% Feb 8
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6
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8
Apr 29
47
Sept 18
44
33% <47%
55
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334
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10,500
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Union Carbide A Carb.No par
60
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16
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78
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35
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Unlted-Carr Fast Corp.No par
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15
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52
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4
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3
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EXCHANGE
Dec. 26
1
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4884
1962 J
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24
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30
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or
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Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Com.)
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Michigan CentralJack Lans A
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Lam
Week Ended Dec. '20
1713
105
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12
71
May
May
70
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13
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Friday
share
4%
$ rer
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Dec. 24
$ per share
2 per share
$
1*8
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30
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4
48
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101
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1961
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39
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24
-
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15
33
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7
41
157
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-
>
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159
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83
46 M
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32
29
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12
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May
28
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45
July 30
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Apr
49% May
57
Mar 26
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110
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29
29
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27% Sept 10
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2
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5
29
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Aug
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1940
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71
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234
7,100
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2,600
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500
131
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300
1,000
5,600
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19
36
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35
35
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7% preferred. —L
141*
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123g
2
11%
11%
10%. 11%
11%
1»4
*1%
18%
1*8%
18%
Ts"
~18%
19
*68
69
*68
70
3"l00
68%
68
200
68
69
*68
600
91
91
112
112
*91%
*112
16U
*15i2
16
16
1834
171*
16«4
105
2
2
134
5
5
5
5
l4
2414
>
24%
16 *8
17
%
24%
16%
5ie
253s
17
1%
5
5
%
24
%
24%
16%
16%
Dec
,.'
600
15%
105
18
1%
G
5
"3", 703
2
17%
1
40
3,500
5
800
%
4% 2d
Western
24
22%
23%
5,300
16%
i6!
16
16%
15,000
30
Jan
4% Feb
60% Dec
May
T
-.V's
.
% May
33< May
22,
May
2ft
May
20% Jan
14
2% Sept
A2*i Sept
34% Nov
28% Feb
0
Jan
2% May
.7
5
80
74% Jan IS
Ref mtge 3 Ms series
Paducah A 111 1st s
90
•
115
20% July 15
,
107
104% Apr 20
-Oct
L% Dec
23
20
9
1
l%May 13
18% Feb 13
Deo 10
6% pref. .100
Union Telegraph .100
31% Nov
24% July 22
Westinghouse Air BrakeNo par
15
50
71
preferred
50
Weston Elec Lastrument.12.50
Westvaco Calor Prod ..No par
$4.50 preferred—'...No par
Wheeling & L.Erie Ry Co. 100
118
;
74
76%
75% 753.1
74% 75%
76l2
124% 118% 119% *118% 130
119i2 *120
28% 281*
*28 i2
*28% 29
-*28% 28%
30 f
31
31%
30% 30%
*30i4
3H* *30% 32%
109
*105
109
*105
109
105is 1051* *105
*52% 61 «8
*55
61% *55
61%
61% *55
99
*87
*87
89
*85
9
*87% 99
2534
243A
24% 2434
24%
24%
2514
25»4
59
601*
68%
58% 5834
6012
58% 58%
'
75%
131.1
13'8
1334
3
3
2%
234
*123.i
*12%
13%
2%
*2%
13%
14
3
2%
13%
2%
*2%
5%
*20
20%
20
"24%
25
2,800
13%
13%
13%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
58«4
820
13%
58%
*12
12%
'100
13%
3
2%
3,030
*18%
20
*17
1,600
400
1%
5%
•
5%
4%
64%
5
64%
1%
5
5%
5%
64%
2434
24%
24
18
17%
4,000
5
5
5
64%
65%
110
101M
35
103"
*10
Pa Ohio A Det 1st A
4M»series B
Jan
Penna Pow A Lt
.
19%
20
23%
23%
17%
17%
10%
17
19%
24%
17%
*100
140
*100
140
*100
140
*102
140
*103
113
*90
113
*90
113
*92
113
*90
*47
50
*47
51
*47
50
*46
50
*47%
"1*066
42,503
2,009
*50
56
*50
56
*50
58
*50
1021*
100
100%
99
99
99
99
too
501®
51
52%
5134
53
5134
52%
501*
51%
preferred..—L..No par
Wisconsin El Pow 6% pref. 100
Woodward Iron Co.:
:..10
Woolwortn (F W) Co.
10
Worthlagt'n P&M(Del)No par
A..?——j-100
B..f......l00
41^% series..100
% conv ser.. 103
Wright Aeronautical'.—No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del) .No jMir
70
52
2,030
3
Apr 16
Apr 18
Dec 10
Dec 10
Oct 17
Dec 24
26% July 31
2%May 12
2% Jan 11
6% Dec 15
l%May
1%
1
$6
5% Jan 10
•19% Dec 11
—5
Wilcox Oil & Gas Co
3%
4%
60%
103%
19%
23% Dec 26
16
Dec 10
,
101M
88
119M 125M
108 M
100
108 M
29
107
—1968 J D
1970 4 O
80
1st g 4Ms
I0
7
Sicpt 17
77
:
Sept 18
115
Nov 26
33% Jau
34% Jan
7
7
25% July 22
Aug 21
'93
Mario .147
130
July 30
85
Jin 30
.47% Di311 ! 73% Aug 21
75% Aug 21
50% Die 8
122 July 24
'88
Apr 23
50% Dec 20 •>80
Jan 11
7% Aug
7% May
4% Mai
3% May
-
38
Jan
1434 May
:
^
s
1
.1*4
1%
3
3%
Jan
3%
Jau
334 May
45
11% Apr
,17% Dec
11% Apr
7% May
67% Mar
24% May
Oct
June
116 -Jan
16»4 May
j 30
May
13% May
,Y
6»4
.7%
70
■'A
July
95
Oct
29
June
68
39
Juui
73
93
Phillips Petrol 1%8
15%
1534
12%
111
6U
3234
*75
IOI4
111
6*4
33
82
IOI4
16
15%
-2
10
1 '8
1 lVj
111% 111%
5%
6%
32%
82
*72
*72
103.4
-
834
1%
16
11%
33%
32%
8%
*1%
15%
1134
12%
111% 1113,4
6
6%
9%
32%
81
10%
8%
■
.
13,4
8%;
1%I
15%
11%
111
111
5%
32%
*72
934
8%
1%
•Bid and asked prlJBi-apjaieaoj tils da/,
15%
4,100
11%
11%
110% 110%
5%
5%
9,230
1534
11%
6%
15
32%
32%.
33%
81
*72
:
10%
3,800
13,100
81
10
210
»
,
2
t In ryjeivarealp.
0%
"6*403
25
cl B.-l
Preferred—100
Young Spring & Wire ..No par
Youngstoen S & T__t—No par
534% preferred series A. 100
Youngst'n Steel Door..No par
Yale & Towue Mfg
......
Corp.—-No par
S'S
3,400
Zenith Radio
1%
4,20
Zonite Products
<
d Dif. diUvery.
Co
Yellow Truck & Ooacn
nNiW3tPia.
Corp......-l
rCasasale.
15
Dec 26
10% DiclO
110
Dec 18
9% Dec
8
9
18% Jan
6
Dec 10
1% Apr23,
xEt-dlv.
u
Jan 10
4
Dec 10
81% Dec
8
17% Jan 10
12% Jan 11
42% Jan 6
95
Aug 5
5% Die 10
29
22% Jan
120
15% Apr
3
3% O it 25
15% May
9*4 May
98
Mav
O
80 M
80M
83 M
110
94M 104 X
80
91M
A
37 M
37
3M
107M
106
37
3M
107 H
64 M
2M
107M
64M
57
M 8
"56 "
J
100 M
I)
®
-
56
v
MY
1981
J
D
J
J
J
J
J
A
83M
56
74
•
74
108 fjj
105M 109
120
116M 120 M
113M U5M
114M
114M
2
107 H
102 M
107M
10
107 M 110
103M
03
100
109
107M
102 %
109 M
5
22
23 M
90
5M
155
"22 '
M 8
J
9)4
110
57
105
108 M
*115
J
66M
57M
*105M
A
54^
2H
64-M
57
:
105 M
97
105
112M 118 M
K....-UVA
J
Series B 4Ms guar—a
Series C 4Ms guar
— ..
Series D 4s guar
!
-
-
4M
5
•'
1M
2M
O
102 %
1M
2M
102 M.
2M
'*:
...195/
..I960
-—1963
Series H cons guar 4s
Series I cons 4 Ms
t
Apr
.^.1942
1942
...1945
2M
105
107 M
108% 112
28 M
16 M
7M
3M
10
2M
8H
■7M
169
99 M
105M
100 M
104M
72
1M
Jan
Pitts Steel 1st mtge
Jan
4 Ms A. 1952
4Ms
.1950
Pitts Va A Cnar
26% June
80
May
48%
Jan
99%
Dec
12% May
28%
Jan
8% May
17*4
4%
Pitts A W Va
1st mtge 4Ms series B.—
...
1959
A
5s series B ———.1962
1st gen 5s series C
1974
1st 4Ms series D.—— —
.1977
For tootnotes see page 1715.
F
-
122
117
122
107
105
M
113%
113M
----
-
103
100
J
100
100M
100
103%
101M 104M
*102M
99
D
99
99
105 M
101M
105M 10f M
*105%
i>
59
"53"
O
58
58 M
52
70
56
58 M
52
'70
series C.—..I960 A O
J D
Pitts Y A Ash 1st 4s ser A— U948
1st gen
,
113M
117
103
MY
Arr
Et-rig'hCs." U Called lor redemption.
J
105
110
--.
O
1st mtge 4Ms
•
121
105
113
HOM 114
121
*99 M
A
D
114
114
*110M
A
110M
109
111
M S
1st 4s guar... 1943
1st 4 Ms ser A —.1958 J
Apr
Mar
F
Series J cons guar 4Ms..-.-1961
Gen mtge 5s series A
'—1970 J
Gen mtge 5sseries B.- — -—1975 .4
Gen 4M»series C-—
1977 J
19%
•
108 M
\I N
F
103%, 103M
109
A/N
M N
25
126% Sept
*loo«8»...:
*102isjj 105*32
MN
Series E 3Ms guar gold-..-.1949 F A
Series F 4s guar gold—.U-.-1953 J -D
Series G 4s guar.
Oct
Apr
Apr
2
27
Pittsburgh Cine Chi A St Louis-
Oct
U
6% Jun
07 H
F
48—1943
debs--..1951
Pitts Coke A Iron conv
12
86 M
95
90 M
♦Certificates of deposit..
Nov
June
May
87
43
97
J
J
1952
4;*Phlla A Read C A I ref 5s...1973
♦Conv deb 6s......... —.11949
^{♦Philippine Ry 1st s f 4s--1937
Apr
00
01;
M
97 M
J
Apr
24% May
05%
89
96 M-
J
J
M
86 M
97
Philadelphia Co coll tr 4Ms —1961 5 J
Phila Electric 1st A ref 3M8--1967 1/ S
Mar
102%
129
F
116
86 M
..1974
C..—1977
General 4 Ms series I)
.*
Jan
Apr
Apr
Juui
55
General 5s series B.
General g 4Msseries
121% Mar
.34% Nov
42%
107
4
O
Apr
serie.s C —1980
Phelps Dodge conv 3 Ms deb.-;
Apr
74% Nov
35%
May
—Apr 1990
5Ms....1974
Pere Marquette 1st ser A 5s..:1956
1st 4s series B
.1956
Nov
61
— — —
Peoria A Pekin Un st
Oct
103
107
89:..;
—
Dec
May
54%June 28
S10% Jan
41
120
♦income 4s
Feb
May
98
88
119M
J
Peoples Gas L A C ref 5s—1947 M i.
Peoria A Eastern 4s ext..— I960 -10
37% May
85
"30
100M
4
...1981 A
Gen mtge 4 Ms series E
1984 J
Conv deb 3M»..
..-...-1952 .4
Nov
50
11OM 115M
109
H4M
01M
101M
Jau
-18% May
103 M 107M
ll'»M
28%
Dee
1
5
D
A.......1965
Jan
108
103 M
110M
105
"89""
283|
38%
109%
103M
110M
110M
11
O
Debenture g 4Ms.
Jau
106
106M 111
110M
lioM
i/N
General 4 Ms series I)
140
"23
105
if N
M N
Genoral 5s series B
May
107M
105M
105
F A
4s...1943
Jan
110
105
101
1O0M
Cousol sinking fund 4 Ms.—. 1900 F A
Jan
>
*
107M
4s_-..1948
sterl stpd doll ir May 1.1948
mtge 3Ms series C.....1970
Jan
118-
102 M
102 M
100M 107
104M 105H
102M 105
y'.-v.'.'
V'.
Phila Bait A Wash 1st g
Feb 15
Prior pf 4 M
100
July 23
Jan
2
1974
Cousol gold
General 4Ms series
May
3034 July 31
76
Jau 14
>15% July 25
17% Jan 9
8% July 11
Prior pref
55%
*100
100
'
Pennsylvania Rll cons g
Apr
15% May
9
7
10% Dec 10
White Motor Co—i
—1
:'i 2% Dec 18
Wnite Rock Mi l SprCoNo par
2% Dec 10
White Sewing Macla Corp...l
7% preferred
6% i>referred
50
55
19
i.5S% Dec 22
Mfg(The S8).20
0% conv preferred.......10
WiUon & Co lac......No par
113
*50
65
Dec
$5 conv prior pref-..No par
White Dental
1,300
140
*90
Apr 16
Aug 18
85
J
1
2734 May
60
O
/
.......
Apr
76
_
Mar 22
Aug
4
...1981
6
36%July 14
112
ref 4 Ms A '77
*105
3 Ms ......'..I960 F A
Ms debentures
.
101
F A
1)
8%
.
103
101
WN
J
2«4 May
14% May
96M
104M
106M
Apr
Dec
68
105
Ms trust ctfs D
4% May
%
95
104
Gen
>
67
126
118
118M
*92
8
108M
25% May
105
Apr
26
105
Wneedng Steel Corp1...No par
Jan
*118
1/
M
103
4s
34% Jan 10
6
17
21% Apr 18
Willys-0 verlana M otors _ _—.
500
141
9
Dec
!27%June
,27% Apr
54£% conv pref..i— ..100
3,930
*112
2334
1934
23%
17%
171-
2,600
64%
1st
preferred-i— -No par
Prior preferred..—.
20
1%
1%
5%
19%
24%
*19%
25
17%
5%
,.
4%
64%
1%
*112
*112
20"
•
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
V 13,i
Westinghouse El & Mfg
$4 conv
19
*112
*112.;
50
20
5
64%
80
vis'-.", L'
87%
1%
5%
5
65"4
*'
6i3s
*18%
1%
5
*900
87%
1%
1%
*5%
■
300
*52%
22%
1%
*641*
!,,<■
50
*18%
1%
108
108
*44
22
•'
30%
50
*18%
.
30>4
*44
*44
1%
29
53
54
1%
170
28%
12%
..
22,900
*44
154
*44
*11*
13%
133.4
3
3
*12%
76
136
75%
*118
105 :
Oct 28
41
I03M
Oct
i
98M 100H
45
1
♦
120
July 31
57 M
99 M
44
\l 8
1944
5s.. 1949
1942
Dec
40%
60 M
52
53 M
99
O
debeu—1956 M S
*101
108% May
June
101M 105M
*102 M
Jan
4% July 31
Dec
hi Feb
5
preferred.-.-—-100
y a
105 M
104
103 M
I)
Apr
21
••
D
Apr
May
1007s May
;;
90
100 M 110 H
107 H 111M
103M
"105M
Guar 4s ser E trust ctfs
198
.11,
91
80
J
Guar 3
v
115
29%^uly 22
83 M
83
Pennsylvania Co—
Guir 3Ms trust ctfs C.——.1942 J
110%
..
16% Dec 22
99 M 106 H
86
MA'
Pat A Passaic G A E cons
June
June
100 M
G08M
C
Feb
4%
103M
09%
83
ctfs.—..1955
1st Msf i! 3s loan
80
,
87 H
110M 114M
106M 112M
105 H 11 im
80
1960
Paramount Pictures 4s
-i''
1191*
105%
100
fg4Ms...l955
Parinelee Trans deb 6s
96% May
91
Jan 10
107% Jan 18
117% Jan 3
89M
60
84 M
107-M
Paramount Broadway Corp—
4
106% Jan 25
Dee 24
93% Dec 23
Njv 6
112
Mar 31
15
Dec 10
;89
117M
74
110M
107 M
103M
Panhandle East P L 3s B
^
El class A..No par
21! 112
110%
B...1966
75
>58% Aug
y
1966
Pacific Tel A Tel 3Msser
29%
Dec
54
74
1)
3 Ms ser I
1966
J......1970
80
Jan
'
15% May
25% July 31
Apr
24
May
77 M
77 M
D
.1044
.1952
28-year 4s--——.1903
Pen isyi Glass Sand 3Ms...—I960
20%
13% May
Feb
41.1
80
3
6 ;
65% Mar
-
.
2334 Jan 13
17% July 22
22
1634Mar
Western Pacific
2,300
#3?
5
>
May
Sept 17
38
1
7% preferred
100
Snowdrift No par
84 conv preferred-..No par
23%
V
14
10
5
%
.
Feb 19
113%
18
2
1734
2
,
25
V
3
2
1% July 31
21).t Oct 22
6
Pipe-i...No par
\
Dec
Dec
105M 107 M
3%s ser H...1961
♦Paulista Iiy 1st s f 7s
% Dec 18
Feb 4
Co—...No par
1% preferred..--t100
6% preferred.-i.i
;-100
West Pean Pr Co 414% pi. 100
West Va Pulp & Pap,Co No par
6% preferred....—— 100
Western Auto8upi>ty Co...10
Western Maryland .L
100
15%
77
3%
'■
West Penn
*103
105
6% Dec
234 Feb 19
Jan 2
53
>
U2M H7M
103 M
105 M
|*Pac RIl of Mo 1st ext g 4s.. 1938
§*2d ext gold 5s i
...1938
Jan
25%
130
1534
1534
1%
13% Aug
120
90
*112
11334
*103
18
1734
2
5
.
1534
1534
*103
18
95
*1,2
Jan
% May
9
99% 100
92%
92%
99%
113'4 *112
2
0
*99
92
92
95
11334 *112
106i2 *103% 105
*103
99% 100
*88
90
90
90%
90%
100% 101
95
*9112
913.4
*88
9%
9
Wesson Oil &
■
101% 10112
9
l%June
11% Dec 23
-10% Dec 23
Webster Eise.ilohr._4-:No par i ' 1% Dec 17
80
Feb 5
~
•16% Feb
6;%Sept
Wayne Pump Co—
"18%
June
26%Sept
1,000
1%
10
6% Nov
35% Jun
% Dec 10
3,300
18%
1«4.;
"Wz "lV"
15% Sept 18
2% Dec 20
Washington Gas Lt Co ;No par
Waukesha Motor Co........5
134
1®4
10%
May
18% May
13% Apr 19
par
4,100
U
1%
11%
11
June
3
„
par
14%
11%
14%
89,
6
0% Jan 6
Sept 18
36
preferred.i—-J.—No par
83
23% May
104% Dec
9
Dee
par
i
Warren Fdy &
200
68%
1138
11%
13,1
IH4
3434
J Warren Brcs
380
'
1 31%
9% Nov
16% May
Xl2% Feb 13
Pictures.-... -.5
1
5% May
4
100
—
4,100
19
18%
*34
3
15
20
Jan
May
4
25%May 31
83.85 preferred---i—No par
3.
%
18%
*3434
14%
18'2
35i2
n
par
112 M
-Jan
9% Apr
96%June 27
100
H% pref with vvarr
Warner Bros
100%
112
112M
J
J
107M H2M
108
112
J
1902
101M 103M
5
107M
J
Otis Steel 1st mtge A 4 M8
100 M 104 M
...
Apr
22% Jan
105% Jan
15% Dec
Walworth Co..-—-T--No par
»32
%
153.1
4%
181*
18-s
*34%
IH4
*134
31 s4
1,900
334
3%
32%
■
IS
15j,
334
3%
33,4
3134
3%
18%
104%
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104%
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105
105
3%
31%
13%
;
3
334
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li
101
101
J
J
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1st & ret mtge
6% Dec 12
9
par
Walgreen Co——•—i --No par
'
Ontario Power N F 1st gu 5s ...1943 y \
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s .k.1945 A/N
1st & ref mtge 3s ser
Waldorf System....—-No
1,900
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0%
6%
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634
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j
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W
•
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120
108 %
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June 21
108M
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143
100
i07M
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Mar 27
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9
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135
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107
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3
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62
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4
Feb 15
62
45M
48
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89
45 M
48
47 M
53M
38
57M
49 M
42M
389
45
55M
47 M
47 M
1944 J
33% Feb
42
30% De3 24
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^
100
Vulcan Detlnning
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14
109
2 3a4 Sept 16
25
6% preferred
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8
118% July 23
Dec 10
11
Co—-———-25
Virginian Ry
900
-
preferred. 100
pref—.No par
Coal & Coke 5% pf 100
58H
70
94
44
50
Oct
„
60
1«4 May
% De3 26
18% Dec 10
H4
Dec 23
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44M
•,
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(Wise) 1st mtge 3M8.......1961
Northwestern Telcg 4 Ms ext...
47 M
35M
38
>
48 M
45
C--....2047
Ref & tnlpt 5sseries D._.2047
36M
2
41M
76 M
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68
38
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65
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60M
130
70 M
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45
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66
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2
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22% June
20
—
Feb
;19
June
6
Mar 17
68
Va El & Pow «6
13%
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29%
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*132% 150
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Apr
«4
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34% Jan
15
i
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69
;/
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31
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106
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128
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115
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123
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4s registered
,;
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2%
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•
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117
.♦Certificates of deposit
Apr
50 ;
Dec
1
16% Jan 10
Sept 22
162
1%
•
115M
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M S
North Pacific prior Hen 4s
Nov
39%
1
103
104
103M 107
cellation of guarantee). > ..1945 At
,
70% Nov
130;
Dec
125M 129 M
103
107M
103M
M 8
1945 AC
•
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103% May
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28
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104M
Apr
67% Nov
Mar 26
57
v
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Jan
117
May
42;
6
64
20% Aug 4
111% Dec 18
39,gJune
1,500
30
31
30s4
31
2934
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203.1
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115
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,
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Victor Chemical
2,200
\
21%
«4
2r%
2134
—-5
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preferred.-_t--ilOO
29
28
103
-.1974
North Cent gen&ref 5s
Jan
41%
Maj
5% preferred —-100
23%
2234
116
*12
13%
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32
32
2934
2934
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85
Day
%
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114
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40%
.
104M
A
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62; Sept 16
Apr 18
15
17
77
♦120M
A
1951 F A
Debe nture 3 %s
4May
38%
39t4 May
60
May
z50'« Nov 28
15% Dec 9
J 8% Dec 18
Mich Tool..2.50
Van Norman
300
25
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-40%
i-.No par
------1—- --100
Am.No par
_
Vanadium Corp of
57
24
23%
181«
20%
%
20%
114
13U
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2014
115
3,300
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85
24
24
24U
20
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116
57
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10
18
57
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.
2014
2014
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85
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24l4
241.1
78
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57
25
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1,400
11534
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41
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*1111* 116
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Exchange
VadscoSales..:
3,200
Stock
*16
25
17%
10
24
104 M
12M
12M
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j
j
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4r.- ...1943 M j
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101
Apr
74
68% May
4
1% Jan
7%
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.
.
33% Jan 13
2
sia Jan
108 M
9
;
109
2
20 M
J8*Og & L Cham 1st gu g 4s —1948
S
2M
3
25M
21
*20M
A
F
♦Certificates of deposit-----...♦Ctfs of dep (issued by reorgan
Apr
22
Jan 13
130
.
Mar 27
42
.4——25
Dec
®
28
'•
27% Jun<
7
70% Jan
;
1051-t DB3 10
19% Dec 17
J-.No par
Nov
21% June
76% Jan 29
D3322
69
-
,28%Sopt 17
103%Sept11
65% Deo 23
% D33 9
Corp.—1
United Stores class A...:.-—5 ■■■I. %«1)33 18
42% Dec 20
$6 conv preferred.J .No var
12 ■ May 10
Unlversal-Cycions Sttel Corp 1
43% Nov 12
Unlversal T.eaf Tob-.f .No nar
140
May 20
8% preferred---- j—---100
133
Jan 17
Universal I lot ares 1st pref. 100
200
47
48
471®
2
1034Sept 16
31% Aug
105.
United Stockyards
600
•:
44
14
152
7% ■ preferred-
50
"
152
U S Tobacco Co-.,
2,200
<%a >■ »» •■•3,700
45
*13%
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*43 '
4% Aug 13
-50
*
110M
Debenture 4s...
2% Dec 21
Pref erred—i-----100
4,800
u
is,
12
141*
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U 8 Htcel Corp..-.
3,700
20
48
*45
1%
43
43
.
47,900
51
19%
451*
*451®
1,000
Jan
11
3% Mav
0. May
2% July 23
11334
113
20%
11
I'm
»>«
»16
20
14, May
20:. Sept 24
4,200
110%
109 M
110M
Dep
89
25% July
% D33 10
15% Dec 21
5,600
50%
50%
1131* 114%
201*
2018
June 12
33% Aug 26
18% Air 12
26,200
45%
43
Plywood C)rp._
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70
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5018
513s
114i2
44%
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Fib 10
Apr 13
U 8
16%
109 M
May
182% May
1
6% Mar
2\ May
9%June 27
4% Fib 17
33
U 8 Plaving Card Coi
70
43%
69a4
7%
12%
Jun<
20
10
1
tU 8 Realty & Impti.-No par
U 8 Rubber Co..—4—
10
8% 1st preferred.4..i_.100
U 8 Smelting Ref & Mlu...50
131
3
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18♦Norf South 1st & ref 5s.
95
108 M 111M
110
3
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Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5Ms.. 1950
—
Apr
«7
165 r'May
400
15%
Der
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50
8
Jan 14
'
tdrv——20
1
iioV-
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;
.
8
•
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U 8 Pipe & Fou
67%
'
70%
4 3®4
July 19
900
2 534
20%
U
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16%
16%
67
13
69% Jan
183
Aor23
54% Fib 24
20% Dec 26
25% Dei 26
' 21% "3* 800
7'a
May
ser B
15M
16M
9%
61M
9
,
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13% Mar
June
—
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8
Niagara Falls Power 3Ms.
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105 M 108 H
26
40
3
85
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J Oct
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No
8
*2 M
::
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i
118
5
Ma\
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V
Jan. 1
30
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—
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80
July 22
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Cl
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100
105 My
5*Ceneral gold 5i.—1940
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3%
July 28
19
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^2
nigh
Low
~W
♦Terminal 1st gold 5s.. .-...1943
15.
'
93% Oct 24
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Railroad & Ind'is. Cos.
Jan
85%
3
preferred———.—100
Prior
41
107%Jun
4
5
5-%
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9%
9
Mar
0
Mav
>60
4%Sept
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■
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5
6
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U 8 Leather Co
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8
| 14% Nov 19
170
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95
20%
%
51
.
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1612
114
6%
-
'
Jan
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-
10% Jan 15
117
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37% Dec 23
U 8 Industrial
1,300
2%
6%
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6%
95
21%
to
"is
%
29%.
preferred—--J-
7%
303
2,030
• -
lst3^s_— ..1963
t§*N YSusq <% W IStref 5s....1937
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i— .1937
Air
65% Mar
2% May
>5% Mav
12% Fib 23
81
Mar 4
20
100
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U 8 Hoffman M ich C >rp
703
5%
37
29%
2%
2%
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120
175%
534
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12,800
79
7%
Deo
26%
<■
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——No par
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1,103
83S,
42
.
$6 1st preferred-.-'-.No *>ar
41
175
301*
30
7234
693s
8%
Nov 21
Friday's
Bid
<fe Asked
NY Steam Corp
share
per
3% May
2 • Sept
■
5'8July24
Da* 26
10
UHDlstrlbCirpconv pref .100
40
51
60
USA Foreign 8ecur.i—Yo par
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21
4
234
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102
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102
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18
t
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30
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share
per
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20% May 16
1
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17%
$
3
103% De;
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19
2914
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238
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2%
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400
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share
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5
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5,500
37
43s
33
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434
134
4%
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S
Par
••
Range or
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
<
Week's
Last
<UV3
bonds
,,N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Year 1940
1
1%
5
Lowest
Week
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share
434
4%
per
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.
-
26
Dec.
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$ per share
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On Basis of 100-8fotr« Lots
•EXCHANGE
the
1 '8
36
4%
*13.1
30
-
Dec.
Dec. 22
$ per share
20
Dec.
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
1 f;
Range Since Jan
Sales
far
WW
A
J
D
J
D
53
51M
61 M
-
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10G
108M
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117
120 M
Volume 154
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
;' "V- i
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Last
Range
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale
Friday's
Week Ended Dec. 26
;
Price
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
Port Gen Eleo 1st 4%s.1960 M S
1st 6s extended to
...1950 J
J
Potomac El Pow 1st M 3%s_..1906 J
J
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s...-.-1951 J
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Low
79%
108%
90
2%
89%
105% 107%
4s (Cent Pac coll) J.
108 %
M
75
76%
75
84%
75
75
75%
102%
103%
104%
75
84
101%
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103%
104%
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99%
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11
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35
A
28
35
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11
10%
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105
7
131
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131
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..1948
{{♦Rutland RR4stpd.v—1941
110
8%
9%
2%
4%
St Jos & Grand Island 1st 4s_. 1947
107%
4%
9%
93
107%
85
...
4.Jan 1960
With declaration
97%
30
64%
75%
3
64%
2
25
74%
41%
67%
83%
39
51
52
17
8
♦Guar
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1950
J
9%
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9
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♦Certificates of deposit
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10
9
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1968 J D
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8%
15%
16%
16
10%
653
9%
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Union Pacific RR—
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310
9%
15%
{{♦St P & K C Sh L
53
19
29
35%
17%
14%
62
9%
81%
2
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4s
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A
gu
8 A <fc Ar Pass 1st gu g
San Antonio Pub Serv 3%8-..197() M
6%
99%
6%
99
Santa Fe Pres & Pheu 1st 5S...1942 M
81
78
-
6%
99%
109%
[♦4s g stamped
♦Adjustment 5s
Oct 1949
{♦Refunding 4s.......
1959
9
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♦1st cons 6s series A..
1945 M S
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{{♦Atl & Blrra 1st
4s...1933
gu
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8
7%
78
8
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18
4%
94
3%
8%
43
9%
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27
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100
27
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102
106%
2.40s
.Nov
1 1952 mn
2.45s...
.May
1 1953 mn
119
101%
102
105
2.50s......
.Nov
1 1953 mn
101
Mil
South Bell Tel & Tel 3%8.....1962
3s debentures
1979
107
107%
105%
105%
105%
105
105
105
104
.May
1 1954 mn
.Nov
1 1954 mn
*102
2.65s..'.
.May
1
...
1955 mn
100% 104
102%
100
101
*100%
*100%
*101%
103%
103%
100% 104%
100% 104
101% "ZZZ~
10
101%
100%
2.55s...
106%
'jZ'L'Z'r.'
*100%
-
2.009.....I
122%
106% 109%
103
109%
Southern Colo Power 6a A.
1952 mn
96
27
92
97
82
36
51%
89
33
66"
Z'Z ZZy.-
1963 A/ S
1st mtge 3%s series I.-
w-
....
66
ii...
*98%
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1
w
38%
65
73%
106% 108%
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Z
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n
122
6
107%
107%
2
112
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122
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31
....
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m
rt
tm
122
128%
107% 111
110% 114
I960 /
J ZZZziZ
111%
111%
1952 A
O
88%
87%
88%
35
87%
J
97%
97%
98
35
97% 104%
M
S
"18%
1946 A/
Maryland 1st 4s
P
18%
80%
"
5%s series A...... 1977
{♦Western Pao 1st 5s
ser A.... 1946
Western Union Teleg g
109% 112%
4%s...l950
25-year gold 5s
30-year 5s...
104%
104%
Af N
..1951 J
79%
101%
4
20
18%
17%
80%
83
D
.....1960
Westlng'nouse El & Mfg 2%s..l95">
If ♦Westphalia Un El Power 6s. 1953 J
59
19%
81%
79%
242
83%
81%
101%
82%
101%
95%
23
27
45
69
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"•
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w
—
„
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41
49
39%
40%
39%
2361 J
40
9
West Va Pulp & Paper 3s.....1954 J-l
*100
103%
Wheeling & L E RR 4s„.....1949 M
*111%
114
ser
93
B—1966 Af
Conv deb 3%...-
93
93%
104%
104%
1947 A
30%
29%
15
86%
89
74
86%
100% 101%
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5
Z~*.
-
-.
J
27
16
56%
35
7%
34%
33%
6%
6%
108%
107%
II-II-
*12
52
92%
96%
103% 107%
102
104%
114
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s...l968 A
Wise Public Service 3%s
.1971 J
J
3
41%
39%
101% 105
112% 115
104%
109
*108%
:
gen 4s...1949 J
♦Certificates of deposit..
{♦Su & Du div & ter 1st 4s..1936 A/N
♦Certificates of deposit...
{♦Wor & Conn East 1st 4%s..l943
15
71%
73%
15
■
j"
2361
103% 107
"
J
With declaration
West Shore 1st 4s guar
115
35
44
27
43%
34
30
20%
42%
8
25
7
6%
13%
6%
13%
108% 111%
107%
1
106% 110
****
....
4
6%
109%
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
102
100
w'+Z
-
102%
Z v, vi-,
ZmZ
103%
100% 104%
101
103%
'
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*100%
ZZrn
W
H.
"
103
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1948
1st mtge s f 3%s ser D
103%
100
102%
100% 103
54
2.10s
95
80
87
100
1960
101%
99%
99%
102%
15
100% 103%
100
30
96% 103%
100
45%
-2.15s
91
*
3%s_. .2000 F A
West N Y & Pa gen gold 4s...1943 A
100% 102%
11
100%
*100%
97
77%
14
102
100%
1 1947 mn
v
23%
19
102
*100
May- 1 1947 mn
Nov
-----
20%
84
■S-
M S
102%
*100
1.85s.
99%
101%
95
10
100
98
3%s.......l945 F A 'V-ww-W
1st 40-year guar 4s...
.1945 F A ZZZ'~Z*
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd_..1950
122
D
Gen mtge 3%s_...........1967
D
W «
100
'
1.90s.-..
2.05s
100
S
):86vi''
84
O
.4
{♦Wis Cent 50-yr 1st
10' %
101
100
100
5
101%
1947
111
109
z
-
109%
68% Z*
65
78
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s.....I960 J
100% 100%
100% 101
10
105
z.*- Z~
»
106%
32%
32%
Washington Cent 1st gold 4s.. 1948 Q A/
100%
m
29%
1950
*
*88
-
67
O
1955 A
Conv deb 4s.
4%
A
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs...1964
South A Nor Ala RR gu 5S...-1963
-
—
1980 AO
♦5s assented
114%
112%
96
100%
96% 101%
102% 107%
104% 107%
*99%
.
2%
*2%
..1952
Skelly Oil 3s debs
z
*80
debentures-...-........1955
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s
17%
{{♦Sileslan-Am Corp coll tr 7s.1941
Simmons Co deb 4s..
-
105%
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s A...... 1955 J
mn
101
10%
99
m
*62
....
-
(assented)
Warren RR 1st ref gu g
•S
...May
*100
17
♦, ♦Siemens
F
98% 104%
98% 105%
110
7"j
{{♦Warren Bros Co deb 6s... 1941
107
110
31
2%»8fdebs............... 1961 J J
fShlnyetsu El Pow 1st 6%s...l952 J D
& Halska deb 6 %s., 1951 M S
32
^
j"j
Warner Bros Pict 6s debs...,.1948 M
109
w
104
97%
J
*100%
114
"96 %
25
100%
91%
90
31
*100%
*101%
119
6s
1st & ref
59%
mn
5
2%
100
Wash Term 1st gu
"104"'
mn
5%
A
21%
w'
*
"26
80%
103*3j 104%
*
Nov
14
3%
5%
-
*80
1.60sMay
4%
4
li
•Jiui
1.025sJ
13%
1935 F A
♦6s 8eries B certificates
6%
Zz~
-
99%
98%
*108%
(assented)
gen 5s series D
♦Ctfs of deposit
>..v;
{♦Seaboard All Fla6s A ctfs... 1935
i-
25
51%
33%
33
98%
08%
dep (reorg mgr)..
♦Ctfs of deposit
11% 24
99% 101%
-----
7%
0%
4%
5%
*100
Af 8
(Del) 5s
.75s
15
15%
1%
13%
'■
121
65
Serial debentures
H
3%
2%
4%
3%
3%
13%
-
31
33%
20
20 %
99%
♦Ctfs of deposit
23%
(assented)
♦Ref gen 5s series B.
1976 FA
22%
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)
'Z'Zz-J* w
♦Ref & gen 4%s series C-... 1978 AO
21%
74%
46
»%
-
96%
100
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg
mgr).{♦ Wabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A. 1975 A/S
96% 104%
>
United States Steel Corp—
99%
102% 100%
121% 124%
10
%
"T%
12
56%
15
48%
-ii.
U N J RR & Canal gen 4s
1.125s..
9%
40
11%
5%
70%
*124
1950
1950
-47%
99%
108%
57% 75%
57% "75
38
59%
103
113%
6%
101%
34-year 3%s deb
a O
35-year 3%s deb..
.1971 MN
Ref mtge 3%s ser A......*
J d
United Biscuit 3%s debs.....
a o
United Cigar-Whelan Sts 5s.
a
O
',fw
{Seaboard Air Line Ry—
{♦1st g 43 unstamped...
42
59%
56%
12%
.
99
60%
103
-48
36
a
j
...
United Drug Co
v..
4%
106%
Scioto V & N E 1st gu 4s.....1989 MIV
57%
57%
78
99%
;
1st & land grant 4s
64%
41%
22%
2%
*
S
57%
AO
...
13
77%
33
.
99
102% 107%
102% 107%
2
a
Union Oil of Calif 6s series A.-1942 f
3s debentures
f
%
J
99%
38
47
i
99
9%
w
I
High
33
-
"
194i'
94%
<2
1971 a/n
9
13%
14*"
99
Z«y
4pm*;.*
{♦Dcs Moines Div 1st 4s... 1939 j"j
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg
mgr)..
{♦Omaha Dlv 1st g 3%s.._.
A "O
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)
{♦Toledo & Chic Dlv g 4s.. 1941 A/" S
102
87
*
-
"77%
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg
mgr)..
♦1st lieu g term 4s..
1954
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg
♦Ctfs of
y
9%
-
104%
-
102
M s
49
29
& ref g 5s series A.... 1990 J
St Paul 4b Dul 1st con g 4s
f 7s...
Union Elec ,Co of Mo 3%s
{{♦Union Elec Ry (Chic) 5s..
s
119
77%
104% *104%
104%
2
Z*,
-
«
98%
"1939 f"a
mgr)..
{♦Det & Chic Ext 1st 5s.... 1941
108% 112%
■'
.
No. Low
^ w-
•
Jan.
Z
1939 J/N
*Ctfs of den (reorg
mgr)..
{♦2d gold 5s....
......
-
r
195
53
87%
105%
105%
«
Since
C5
oqcc
W
i
West Penn Power 1st 5s E
9%
53.
102
7
O
...
1966 M S
{Wabash RR Co—
{♦1st gold 5s
-
Western
10%
77%
Virginian Ry 3% series A
123% 128%
108% 113%
-
•
109%
A/n
9%
J
J
«.«
U
4s registered
{♦1st term & unifying 5s.. — 1952
-
-
25
j
1952 F
9%
10%
10%
♦2d 4s lnc bond ctfs.i-.Nov 1989 J
m
ivl
10%
8%
9%
10%
♦Ctfs of deposit stami)ed-
726
9%
{♦St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
♦1st 4s bond ctfs
...1949
f 7s.
IfUllgawa Elec Power
lien 4sA
19
123%
-
*85%
52%
70%
St L
pr
43
'
102
j
."/ b
Trl-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A.. 1953 j
79 %
{♦St L-San Fr
'? 32
....
f
-
u...
.......
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s..1949
M S
Va & Southwest 1st gu 5s.....2003
J
J
1st coas 5s..._i.1958
A O
Walworth Co 1st M 4s
Trenton G & El 1st g 5s
30
J
14
1953 J d
70
78
1955 J
81
65%
109% 112%
104% 109
30
36%
102% 102%
102% 106%
103
105%
100% 109%
100% 104%
5
2
104
86
72
5
'
109%
j
•
|a
High
Z
Range
or
Asked
V
89
78
107%
*120%
j
64
30
.
w
..1951
Vandalla RR cons g 4s series A. 1955 F A
Cons s f 4s series B.•
1957 M iV
Va Eleo & Pow 3%s ser B.-...1908
M
84%
78
80
102%
105%
104%
*108
o
53
St L Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s..... 1959 M S
Rocky Mt & P 6a stpd..
56%
74%.
&
Low
Utah Lt A Trao 1st & ref 5s....1944
Utah Power & Light 1st 5s....l944
"86" "94%
""25
30
*103
o
a
60
69%
r30 T
& N W 1st gu 5s.. 1948 J
assented A
70%
80
107
t! 4
J
5s......1937 /
g
55
68%.
69%
68%
88
106
57%
^♦Tyrol Hydro-El Pow 7%s..l955
4s..-..1933 MAT
♦Certificates of deposit
71
56
110%
56%
52
g
29
136
104
104%
Tol St Lculs & West 1st 4s.... 1950 a o
Tol W V & Ohio 4s series C-... 1942 m S
Toronto Ham & Buff 1st g 4s..1946 J d
St'L Iron Mtn & Southern—
♦{Riv & G Dlv 1st
57%
55%
55%
82%
^[Tokyo Elec Light Co Ltd—
107% 112
107%
*35
39%
39%
48%
133
80
?.
102%
104%
104
o
>
St Lawr & Adir 1st g 5s
1996
2d gold 6s..............-.1996
355
79%
30
a
1960 /
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 3 %sl960
93
♦3%s
40%
189
110
-
5s..,.2000 J d
1st 6s dollar series
93
Bid
9
4%
Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4%s_1966
Friday's
Price
•So.
♦Sees f 6%s series C...-...1951
♦3%8 assented C....... 1951
♦Sink fund deb 6%sser A... 1947
♦3% assented A...1947
United Stockyds 4%s w W....1951
53%
48%
105
58%
75%
105%
*
-
f g
s
♦Adj income 5s
{♦Third Ave RR 1st
31
"3%
"3%
vi
j
1944 f
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
110%
8%
16%
7%
J
J
110
107
*108%
9%
v
J
Gen <fcref 5sseries D1980 / d
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5%s A...1964 m s
109% 109%
*108
J
D
Gen & ref 5s series B.i.....1977 a
Gen & re 5s series C
1979 a
*108""
O
A
1949 J
82
34%
44
v
18
.
79
2% debenture
-.1953 j
J
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s..1945 J
j
Swift & Co 2%s debs.........1961
a/n
50
.
:
j
Texas & Pacific 1st gold
38%
1977 M £
3%s series H.....1967 M 5
78%
48%
36
Gen mtge 3%s series I.....1967 M 8
Gen mtge 3%s series J
-.1969 M S
{{♦R 1 Ark & Louis 1st 4%s._1934 M S
75
Stand Oil of Calif 2% debs....1966 f A
Standard Oil N J deb 3s...... 1961 J d
102% 107
6%
9
104
57%
74%
-78%
*75
J
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen 5s.. 1951 j
36
Roch Gas & El 4 %s ser D..
11
"88*" ""48
"86%
58%
0
40
103%
59
„
"87*%"
•■>
o
I
Term Assn St L 1st cons 5s
J
g
-61%
'59%
4s...,1953 J J
Ref & impt intge 3%s ser B. 1974 j
./
Texarkana <fc Ft S gu 5%s A...1950 -fa
Texas Company 3s deb.......1959 a o
3s debentures ...J..
1965 a/n
Texas & N O con gold 5s...„i
j
./
6%
D
Range
Sale
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Concl.
15
4s.. 1939 J
J*8t L Peor
j
17%26% i
17%
7s
ii
0
26%.i
6
—
{ {♦Rio Grande June 1st gu 5s .1939 J
259
37%
76
231
26%
14%
27
15
A
103 %
♦Spokane International 4%s._2015
33
6
1955 AO
s f
'
6%
Richfield Oil Corp—
4s s t conv debentures..-...1952 M 8
Gen mtge
.4
J
1950
Mem Dlv 1st g 5s.„
..".1996 j
St Louis Div 1st g 4s. j-.-..1951 J
So'western Bell Tel 3%s B--.-1964
j
1st & ref 3s series C-.1968
j
103% 105%
102
106%
96% 102
7% 28%
.......
♦Cons mtge 6s
con
4s.4-
Y.
101% 103
102% 104%
♦Direct mtge 6s.. .........1952 J/N
With declaration
185
79%
83%
a 78
78%
./
Devel & gen 6s.1956 .4
Devel & gen 6%a.....^.
1956 a
7514
Gen mtge 4%s series C..... 1956 J/N
Revere Copper & Brass 3%s__. 1960 MN
1|*Rhelnelbe Union s f 7b..__-. 1946 J J
♦1st
j
So Pac RR 1st ref guar 4a.-i:1st 4s stamped...........
106
72
1st M conv 5%r... 1954 MN
With declaration
45
224
San Fran Term 1st
High
Week's
Last
fc.8
STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Dec, 26
108% 111%
103
65%
♦Coils mtge 6s...--..-....-1963 V
45%
43%
218
67
J
43%
218
109%
Y.
.
10-year secured 3 %s.
65%
f ♦Rhine-Ruhr Water Serv 6s.. 1953
^♦Rhlne-Westphalla El Pr 7S..1950
44
47%
46%
Gold 4%s...-.,..i.......
af-n -.44%
Gold 4%sl___._............1981
44%
MN
65 %
1946 J
48%
45
46%
82%
p
47%
45
46%
45%
153
1997
♦3%s assented.......
47%
d
109% 112%
104%
108%
*104
No. Low
.45
./
142
1997
series A.
t*Rima Steel 1st
11941
m's
87
BONDS
N.
.
Jan. 1
Tun Steel Wkr Corp 6%s A. .1951
5%
87
Hiyh
'
■
Friday
Range
Since'
Bonds Solrd
Asked
;
97%
2%
85
218"
218
J
Remington Rand deb 3%s.--- 1956
Republic Steel Corp 4 %s ser B. 1961
rnon
:•
1*
j" * J
Southern Ry 1st cons g 5s
j
./
Devel & gen 4s secies A.-.-.1950 ao
Gen & ref 4%s series B
Pur
'
&
Low
'
152
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s. 1951
Gen & ret 4%s
{Cont.)
Bid
Price
110%
R
: 1
Friday's
.
110%
*63
./
1948 J
Southern Pacific Co—
77
107
2%
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
High
'90
90
110%
J
1st & ref mtge 8s.-........2037 J I)
Pub Serv ol Nor 111 3Mis..
1968 A O
f deb 5s
50
106
108
guar
s
No. Low
Inter st Period
EXCHANGE
Week Ended Dec. 26
Jan. 1
03 OQ
80%
106
deb 4S..1957 M N
{♦Providence Term 1st 4s..... 1956 M S
Purity Bakeries
Asked
Range or
Sale
bonds
N. Y. STOCK
Since
High
78%
"90
J
Public Service El & Gas 3%s..l968 J
1st & ret mtge 5s
.......2037 J
tfe
>,
Range
or
Week's
Last
Week's
Friday
'
1715
100% 104%
102
104%
a
Deferred delivery sale not Included In the year's range,
sale not Included In the year's range,
year's range,
r
n
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot
Under-the-rule sale not inoluded in the
Cash sale not Included in the year's
range.
{ Negotiability Impaired by maturity. 1 The price represented Is the dollar quota¬
tion per 200-pound unit of bonds. Accrued Interest payable at the exchange rate
Of $4.8484.
iv:;./<■
'
,
{ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Seotion 77 of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
...
Friday's bid and asked price.
♦ Bonds selling flat.
No sales transacted during ourrent week,
*
f Trading suspended effective Dec. 11 in all issues of German, Italian, and
Japanese bonds.
The Bulgarian and Hungarian issues were suspended on Dec. 18.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
footnote in the
In the
last
week In which they occur.
we
furnish
security, whether stock
Friday
Par
Week's Range
for
Sale
v/C
or
bond, in which
of Prices
Low
High
Price
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Friday
Week
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
|
STOCKS
f
{Continued)
Shares
Low
High
.
Par
;
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
A
$3
18%
1
Air Associates Inc
■
'*'■
40
v
(N J)--l
''V ''' •,
preferred.
Low
Shares
~"ili "1% ""GOO
%
conv
preferred......*
*4%
Dec
Dec
6%
3%
6%
6%
700
6%
Dec
12%
Jan
Aluminum Co common...*
1
1%
1,000
1
Apr
1%
%
1%
V
300
200
Dec
Jan
103
1%
14
Aluminum Goods Mfg-..*
132
Jan
26
Sept
•u
Jan
91
Sept
111% Mar
Mar
Dee
Feb
......
"100% i"6(")%
91
._..*
1719.
91
10
20
Feb
Nov
75%
100%
94%
Jan
Mar
18%
4
Altorfer Bros common...*
for
of Prices
Low
High
Apr
May
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Week
Par
2%
Oct
Amer Box Board Co com.l
1%
Oct
Price
Low
Shares
800
3%
High
Deo
5%
July
American Capital-
3%
3%
3%
Nov
%j Sept
•u
10c
10c
2
Apr
Common class B
21
Dec
22%
Jan
$3 preferred..
$5.50 prior pref...
1% May
"""260
*
33S
Aug
6
Dec
11%
Mar
62
""*6% "0%
-*
Dec
68%
Jan
Feb
Feb
4% May
Amer Cities Power & Lt—
6%
20
IPeel's Range
Sale
High
Jan
"~6%
Last
{Continued)
Class A common
Allied Products (Mich) ..10
Class A conv com-...25
1,600
%3
page
July
""560
*
For footnotes see
22%
3%
6%
3%
Alabama Gt Southern..50
$6
23
Dec
"~5% """5% "5%
Warrants
Alabama Power Co $7 pf_*
Mar
Jan
Jan
Air Investors common...2
Conv preferred
16%
20
Alnsworth Mfg common..5
'
18%
Mfg Class A .1
Class B
•
Allied Intl Investing—
Acme Wire Co common.10
Aero Supply
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1. 1911
2% May
Alliance Investment.--..*
|y:|
Sates
Friday
SUiet
Last
Alles & Fisher Inc com...*
fM;
t,
((
^
the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday
on
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
any
sates
Last
STOCKS
RECORD
such sales in computing the range for the year.
complete record of the transactions
a
(Dec. 20, 1941) and ending the present Friday (Dec. 26, 1941);
tended to include every
YEARLY
disregarded in the week's ranee unless they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown In a
No account is taken of
following extensive list
AND
preferred.......100
Aluminum Industries com *
Aluminium Ltd common.*
6%
96%
113%
"~4%
Dec
155
Jan
Conv class A.
25
11
700
*106%
Dec
116
Jan
Class A..—.
-25
12
Mar
i
10
100
4%
68%
.-.100
%
4%
900
65
50
85
85
20
200
5
69%
85
a
300
21%
140
Dec
*k
20
Dec
May
18%
7%
76
Dec
Amer
-
10%
10
%
1
550
10%
1,250
10%
Dec
Dec
28%
26%
6,400
%
Nov
%
Jan
Jan
41
Aug
"39%
8^300
31
Feb
42%
July
1,000
15%
Apr
29
Nov
1,600
hi
Dec
Cyauamid class A.10
"39% "37"
Apr
»u Sept
35
Class B
Oct
99%
Nov
Jan
Sept
12
11%
*32
35
2,300
94%
American Beverage com. .11
American Book Co
.100
preferred
92
97%
111% 113%
12%
12%
Jan
Amer Export
19%
Lines com..l
Amer Foreign Pow warr...
3e<
%
21
3M
*i« Jan
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sale
(Continued)
Par
Fork & Hoe com...*
Gas & Elec.—10
4%% preferred..—-100
> >c
preferred..—-1
Amer
Meter Co
525
17%
200
10
10%
Am
"20% "20%
"m
1
450
800
2%
2%
2 X
X
%
7 %
6%
32%
85
5%
1%
>m
42% May
1% Dec
2% Dec
104
Dec
Mar
Dec
"is
50
Dec
6%
1,200
Jan
Sept
8% Sept
3%
Jan
v
7%
5%
4%
,
100
300
$5 preferred.
'61
4%
Jan
12
11% Aug
6% June
Nov
12
Oct
3%
Dec
2
Jan
5%
Apr
*64
Dec
%
>i5«
Dec
%
Dec
%
1%
x„
Dec
1,600
1,200
3%
11,400
20 %
19%
20%
175
1,300
14,700
72
May
110
Carman & Co olass
com.-.5
Atlas Plywood Corp.
*
Auburn Central Mfg.....*
Automatic Products..... 1
Automatic Voting Macb—*
X
4i«
'16
Fcrge
"nx
"l2% *13% """766
1 %
"*2%
com.6
2%
2%
•'
>>i»
Jan
Oct
July
19
Mar
5% Sept
2%
Dec
Dec
4%
Aug
11%
Dec
4%
17%
13
Nov
16
; Dec
2
150
25
Dec
Warrants
July
Jan
Jan
%
21
Collieries 1
4%
Dec
20
470
23
5
20%
4%
Oct
3%
400
36%
9
Feb
Apr
Sept
■
6%
6%
7
.
27
Baldwin Locomotive—
Purch varrants for com
26%
27%
3%
3%
23%
1,600
1: 4
5,800
3%
Co com.l
Barium Stainless Steel—.1
Barlow & Seehg Mfg—
A com.....5
Basic Refractories Inc—1
conv
3%
""%
Dec
32%
Dec
7%
37%
6%
Dec
1%
2,700
%
Dec
7%
450
7%
Dec
11
6%
■\
""% "~ht
Jan
10%
7%
7X
July
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Brummell Ties Inc.-S
Cent
i
:,;*256 :
%
%
1
Strip Co
2%
103
Aug
110%
9%
Mfg—-—-25
Flexible Shaft Co 5
Rivet A Mach...4
.-4.
45
4%
Dec
10%
W) common—.
com..—1
pref—
*
Blumentbal (S) &
Nov
6%
3%
Nov
8
600
v.
;■
•.
Jan
July
500
2%
16%
3%
Dec
July
June
""3% "T%" '""3OO
"2l" '"""56
2t"
"T%
"i'x "i%
%
..
.
4
Dec
June
X-
6
,
95
Jan
10
Feb
H
%
25
117
Sept
%
Dec
-%
1,400
Aug
Feb
*ii
Dec
Dec
V11 %
Jan
2%
Jan
% May
.
Dec
%
Mar
14%
Sept
.
•
Jan'
-Dec
375
11%
3%
2,900
V
3
9%
Apr
4%
Mar
I Dec
5%
9% Dec
-/ Dec
14%
110%
Dec
2%
300
4%
2%
500
75
400
45
Dec
73%
1,000
4
Dec
10
Jan
X
200
.,
? :
5
:T
X
475
2%
54
4
400
8
2%
51%
t
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
400
.
10
80
48%
75 1.
45'
%
18%
6%
Dec
5% June
10,700
2%
900
Dec
Feb
48
48
Dec
83%
7%
Feb
2%
84%
20
87
84%
£89%
*
10
1
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co
1
72%
%
""4% "T%
"""700
4 %
Dec
Feb
w
*
"34""
"32"
"4%
3,800
X
X
1
5,300
6%
Dee
1
%
4,000
%
Dec
43
41
43
600
40
Dec
24%
24
27
2,300
24
Dec
Eastern States
Corp
11
>ie
Nov
200
11%
Dec
11%
11%
450
11
Dec
2%
2,600
*32
11%
11
11
2%
Easy Washing Mach B.
1,400
2%
Economy Grocery Stores.*
Elec Bond & Share com
2%
Dec
54
1,800
47%
July
$6 preferred.
..—.
54%
54%
56
5,100
52
July
Elec P & L 2d pref A...
3%
3%
>16
>i.
—
X
-J
%
600
3%
July
July
July
Aug
Equity Corp common..10c
$3 conv preferred
^1
21
4
*32
'32
15%
1.325
2%
1,900
Jan
%
Jan
8% July
2
Aug
5
Commouw
Community Pub Service
4%
2,200
600
13%
1%
Dec
Dec
96
10
May
Mar
Jan
^
:
.
34%
34%
Nov
Oct
6%
4
Jan
Aviation
8
6%
3
14%
500
Nov
13%
Jan
Apr
40%
Mar
X
8%
1%
.1
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Fansteel Metallurgical...*
5%
Oct
Fedders Mfg Co.
5
July
5
Fed Compress & W'h'se 25
120
Dec
Dec
2,300
12%
Dec
%
Dec
18
200
2
7%
1%
8%
2
3.000
1%
Dec
7X
200
5%
May
18%
5%
19%
5%
300
18 %
Dec
Dec
3%
5%
1,000
1,400
1,500
1%
%
4%
8%
Sept
6
>
Nov
20%
%
Apr
4%% series B pref..100
4% pref series C——100
Consol Gas Utilities
1
Consol Min & Smelt Ltd.5
Consol Retail Stores
>
Jan
38%
Oct
Dec
8%
July
3%
Oct
Consol Royalty
41
Oct
38%
Jan
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
Continental Gas A Elec Co
Feb
Dec
8% Nov
%
Jan
7% prior pref-.
100
Continental Oil of Mex.. 1
Dec
5
18% May
Dec
6%
'""loo
%
4%
.
%4
1,100
%
4%
%
200
-IX
1
5
700
1
%
3%
2,100
5%
Jan
%
Jan
Feb (y: 6%
11%
Feb
July
July
Sept
20%
7%
8
5,000
Co.*
1%
Pref erre d
47
SUOO
1
30
Apr
Feb
1,200
*16
1%
Feb
3
2%
2
*
Nov
20
"\k "T%
46
Dec
2%
it
4%
Aug
%
July
63
Aug
.*
11% May
14%
Nov
Jan
31
Jan
10%
July
12%
Apr
H
*
11
11
200
8
100
May
10%
Sept
6
ord bearer £1
dep rets crd reg..-£1
July
8%
Oct
Dec
X
Jab
15
Feb
"2'm
1
Dec
16%
2%
1,400
7
July
Jan
Aug
100
British Col Power cl A..
Wire com.l
preferred
1%
7%
Distillers.1
1%
7
1%
7%
1%
1%
May
£24%
%
-
RubW Co com..
common.5
X
%
2,500
9 %
Bruce (E L) Co
11%
4
Dec
Sept
Sept
1% Mar
14
Sept
Dec
1%
1,400
$6 preferred
2
46
Mar
Mar
Dec
69
-50
35
35
50
35
2
Dec
$1,60 preierred.
25
♦
12%
85%
12%
12%
85
86
24%
%
ht June
9%
9%
9%
Burma Corp Am dep rets..
~"x
%
%
pref
400
12%
Dec
85
Dec
Corp..12%c
9%
1,100
Dec
9
12%
200
9%
300
%
Dec
Dec
10%
%
'16
1,400
%
Nov
•i»
9%
Mar
Dec
105
105
1%
23%
1%
23%
2%
f
1%
23%
Am
dep rets ord reg—£1
oCe
%
Cables A Wireless LtdAm<l*o6%% orefshsil
For footnotes eee page
%
%
200
% June
% May
*
%
1719.
Feb
%
Corroon A
1
3,900
9 X
75
9%
19
Co..5
'""960
"I
Jan
Dec
Apr
%
Jau
Frcedtert Grain & Malt-
9%
9%
150
9%
19%
$3 conv stock..
200
100
,
8% May
18
May
9%
Dec
25
28
Feb
45
Dec
90
45
45
50
90
90
10
Jan
13%
Jan
Mar
Mar
33%
Gamewell Co 56 conv pf.*
400
Feb
1%
5,400
Dec
Dee
21% June
2%
Gellman Mfg Co com
General Alloys Co.
*
Jan
Gen Electric Co
Jan
Oct
Feb
ord reg.£l
Gen Fireproofing com...*
Gen Gas <fc El $6 pref B—*
Sept
General Investment com.l
119%
111%
1%
30
4% Sept
107
4%
80%
90
""7% ""7%
79
79
1%
Dee
8% Sept
Jan
79
Dec
98
Mar
Gen Rayon Co A
~~6%
19%
$0 conv preferred
*
%
8%
Mar
Dec
Dec
11%
Jan
6%
6%
1,000
1%
""4% "5'
Jan
6%
Dec
11
Jan
Oct
37
Jan
4%
Feb
1*650
7%
Dec
19%
Dec
Oct
*16
Dec
Dec
%
Dec
%
1%
Jan
Mar
Jan
9
Sept
10
77
1%
>32
u
70
"33"
Jan
2
Sept
Dec
33
Dec
125
98
1%
14%
4%
1%
9
Sept
4%
1%
12%
July
2%
Sept
4,100
19% July
Mar
7%
%
3 % May
>i6
Dec
July
Jan
1%
500
4
4%
2,400
%
1,600
»16
2% Sept
2% May
% May
1%
Dec
Dec
4
»i6
Dec
Dec
,
6% Sept
1% Apr
22% Apr
12%
13%
6,100
Apr
Feb
5%
Jan
Mar
1%
7
Jan
May
% July
10% July
14% Dec
2%
2%
Oct
Aug
7% May
*
""6% "h'x
1,250
8
23
50
8
21%
Feb
9
July
13
Aug
20
Mar
6%
21%.
Dec
12
Dec
Feb
Dec
28% Jan
9% NoV'
3%
500
1
%
38
1
1,100
38
25
%
35
99%
8% debenture
Derby Oil A Ref Corp com*
A conv preferred
*
Detroit Gasket A Mfg...1
1
29%
7%
17%
...
18
18
100
"""2OO
>16
8%
100
Feb
19%
Feb
4% May
94
>"l6
May
>16
Jan
1%
Mar
50
Gorham Inc class A
22
$3 preferred
Gorham Mfg common.. 10
175
2%
14% Jau
25% June
""460
2%
2%
3,200
2%
Dec
75% 82
126% 126%
%
%
30% 32
7%
7%
1,050
75%
Dec
'""2% "3"
Grand Rapids Varnish...1
—10
24
21%
......
2%
Dec
Great Atl & Pac Tea—
Non-vot
com
stock...*
7% 1st preferred
100
Greater N Y Brewery..
75%
126%
%
Gt Northern Paper
25
Greenfield Tap & Die....*
1
1
.120
550
300
Dec
%
2,600
29
%
7%
%
200
Dec
Dec
Dec
Nov
>66 Sept
1
25
25
34%
"34% "37% "9/266
29
40
108
108
108
110
Mar
Mar
Dec
Jan
5%
2%
2,600
6%
—
Gulf States Utll $5.50 pf
600
10%
Goldfleld Consol Mines..!
JGuardian Iuvestors
7
10
6
10
....
*
Gulf Oil Corp
6%
Jan
Apr
40% Dec
£3%
Jan
7% June
Class B
$7 preferred—
Jan
90
5
Godchaux Sugars class A
5,000
>»
101% 102%
Gladding McBean & Co
400
3,500
16
101%
Gilchrist Co
Feb
1
21%
Aug
~"io
"33
Preferred.......—...
%
5
6%
June
100
(A C) common.
4%
>n
Darby Petroleum com
45
40
$5 preferred—.....—.*
Gilbert
700
17
13
660
50
48%
100% 100%
$3 preferred.——
200
U
14
1%
4%
1.400
6
49
Grocery Sts Prod com_25c
2o
70
General Tire & Rubber-
Gray Mfg Co
6% preferred w w
Nov
52% May
Oct
500
*32
50
100
■a
Gen Water G & E com—1
14
1
X
X
6% preferred A—.—100
Dec
Glen Alden Coal
. .5
Mills.
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Class A conv........35
Nov
Jan
>16
71
....1
Common
6
77
14%
4%
7% conv
20%
10%
40
'16
7
3,500
stocks—-£1
Creole Petroleum
-5
Crocker Wheeler Elec—*
Crystal Oil Ref com...
$6 preferred
10
Cuban Atlantic Sugar...5
Cuban Tobacco com
*
Curtis Light'g Inc com 2.50
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
6
20
58
6% pflOO
2.50
%
Adrs ord reg
com..25c
preferred—.25
10
Dec
May
2,000
stock..
""760
>16
14
Crown Drug Co
1,100
X
*»
58
Gen Pub Serv $6 pref.i
7%
Courtaulds Ltd—
Crowley, Milner & Co...*
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)_5
Crown Cork Internat A..*
13%
85
>16
*
$6 preferred.
7
"7%
preferred...50
conv
12%
85
13%
4
General Shareholdings Corp
77
5%
100
5
5
Oct
Feb
4
1,700
5
5
>ie
700
%
M6
Ltg—
Amer dep rets
July
% June
1
Feb
73
Dec
Jan
Jan
2%
Dec
Dec
Jan
49%
100
2
Dec
90
Gatlneau Power Co—
Gen Outdoor Ad v
4%
$6 preferred A.
Cos den Petroleum com...1
Dejay Stores
Feb
4.000
10
30%
1%
"4%
Deoca Records common. 1
Feb
1%
10%
9%
29%
Feb
Feb
9%
.*
voting—
$6 preferred..
Dec
Jan
Feb
2%
Gypsum Lime &Alabastlne*
Mar
H
3% Sept
Hall Lamp Co
%
%
May
1
Ford Motor of Canada—:
Georgia Power $6 pref...*
$6 prior preferred
Vot trust ctfs—
1
9%
Ford Motor Co Ltd—•
18%
17%
100
Dennlson Mfg cl A com.. 5
Cable Elec Prod com..50c
Apr
July
30%
Dec
1,400
3
$3 prior preference-
Jan
1
58%
£96%
.*
Mar
July
105
6,300
110% 113
Mar
Feb
120
475
Fuller (Geo A) Co new..1
Aug
19%
99%
Dec
July
June
62
Jan
Jan
7
30
500
43%
Davenport Hosiery
2 50
*
Bunker Hill A Sullivan
2,600
99
Common.——..—....!
Conv partic pref—...15
Buff Niagara & East Pow
$5 1st preferred-.
3%
100
61%
99
Feb
>16
Dec
Dec
June
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd....
Buckeye Pipe Line
(Phila).lO
Florida P <& L $7 pref..—*
Goodman Mfg Co
British Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg..10s
Brown Forman
Steel—
Co.*
Cooper-Bessemer com...*
Cont Roil &
Croft Brewing Co
British Amer Tobacco-
Brown Fence &
13
60
1
Reynolds....1
35% June
British Amer Oil Co
%
.
%
%
39%
110%
2,100
%
39%
Cook Paint & Varnish
Oct
100
Brillo Mfg Co common-
%
Cornucopia Gold Mines 5c
30%
preferred—
4% July
4%
Jan
Sept
Nov
50
650
100
Apr
30
Dec
1,000
*16
11%
>256
200
Oil.J—-10
Copper Range Co6%
31,000
•;/
1,050
"40%
1
Mar
400
Aeronautical—.1
Class B—
Corp.l
1
com.*
1
>82
Machine
*
—-100
Brill Corp class A
*
Consol Biscuit Co
8% preferred...
Bourjois Inc..........
Bowmau-Blltmore com
Bridgeport
Conn Telep & Elec
4
30
Mar
5%
35
19
5% preferred
800
200
1%
Fire Association
7% May
Mar
Feb
preferred.———
1,550
30
Nov
9
X
30%
7%
1,400
30
Jan
4
1
—'
4%
1%
1%
15%
June
Secur-
Common
32%
6%
7% 1st preferred—-.100
$5 2d preferred
—*
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow...*
Breeze Corp common--.1
Mach—
Vtcexttol946—
4
1%
2%
Dec
8,100
'16
14%
Dec
.
Compo Shoe
Conn Gas & Coke
29
Dec
Dec
Fox (Peter) Brewing
1,600
29
29
100
Co.--..25
Bridgeport Gas Light
2%
6%
-2%
%
14%
Community Water Serv..:
Consol G E L P Bait
3.500
6%
14%
*16
25
Apr
200
7
1
Falstaff Brewing..
4% conv preferred—-100
1% Sept
37
'"""25
>266
*16
Distribution..
12%
X May
5.000
«
1%
'266
Warrants...
Oct
Aug
Sept
24%
Jan
5%
Jan
114
Oct
1
Dec
1% May
2%
1
Franklin Co Distilling...1
1%
%
13
2%
18
18
Jan
41
•,
Falrchlld
Class B
Columbia Oil A Gas
1
Commonwealth A Southern
Dec
21.000
14%
Oct
Mar
27
Jan
Dec
"""266
4
Jan
7
60%
24
Feb
100
21%
6
14%
Esquire Inc..... 1
Eureka Pipe Line com..50
Dec
25
100
5% preferred
Feb
Feb
72
4
24
450
Apr
70
21
1,020
65
Feb
200
97% 100
4
Class A non-vot
63%
3,900
Dec
2
67%
21
Jan
63%
1%
Dec
80
400
4
6% preferred——...100
6%% preferred
100
7% preferred—
1U0
8% preferred...—100
82%
Arms .25
Colt's Patent Fire
.
Nov
27
Empire Dlst El 6% pf 100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co—
%
Dec
4% May
1% Nov
63% Dec
"
1%
Dec
>11
3,600
Elgin Nat Watch Co.—15
Elec Mfg..
3%
9%
Option warrants
Emseo Derrick & Equip..5
Nov
7%
2,200
%
1%
9
2%
%
4
ord...
preferred...£1
conv
24
"38% "38%
7% 1st preferred
Borne Scrymser
6%
Jan
Apr
97
400
"""600
Colorado Fuel A Iron warr.
Dec
14%
%
'7%
Colon Development
Mar
2%
%
"7%
Utensil Co...*
com.*
Inc.*
Cockshutt Plow Co
Dec
%
52%
%
52%
72,700
$5 preferred.....
Empire Power part stock *
6%
17
Dec
Dec
Dec
Mar
Jan
3%
2%
10
Mar
Dec
30
y
Apr
"4,366
12
>16
*
$7 preferred series A
Aug
104
X May
5%
Jan
""350
4%
4%
Dec
Mar
7%
8%
10
Falrchlld Eng & Airplane. 1
X
%
" t;;.
■
Eagle Plcher Lead—
July
102
Dec
5%
13%
Clayton & Lambert Mfg..4
Cleveland Elec Ilium
*
2,800
East Gas & Fuel Assoc—
Eversharp Inc com
84%
"T%
Dec
Dec
% June
6%
%
Electrographlc Corp.....1
2%
1%
72
!
Eastern Malleable Iron.25
112
Apr
■
he
3,700
1,250
X
54
.606
100
%
Corp common.1
4%% prior pref
100
0% preferred-—*—.100
Dec
...73
*16
%
%
Dec
July
Duval Texas Sulphur—..*
Jan
Dec
70
100
*256
\
I
""x
Nov
13%
Apr
.
:.„700
:•*
Dec
21
109
"
100
Comraon.i
•
Dec
2%
5%
1,500
2,900
.
^
Jan
20%
Apr
>256
7
pref.*
*
Cities Serv P & L $7
$3
X
Co—.*
Bohack (H C) Co com_.
Burry Biscuit
Dec
3«;
Jan
5%
;;
*i«
•'
-
'2G6
Mining—1
preferred
100
Cities Service common..10
$6 preferred
——*
60c preferred B_.
.*
$6 preferred BB-—*
Childs Co
4%
32
Blue Ridge Corp
Buroo Inc $3
Dec
Feb
V, 3%
-
4:4
Chesebrough
3%
3,000
2%
14%
Blauner's common.....
Brown
Duro Test
Emerson
Charls Corp common...10
12 %
23%
Foundry
Machine Co com....*
Class A
5%
3%
Apr
May
Apr
*
Aug
Birdsboro Steel
Am
Apr
Nov
113
6%
•
11;
5
-
'16
V'.
'29.100
Cessna Aircraft Co
150
97
Furnlture.l
Bickfords Inc common...*
$2.50 preferred
-*
Am dep rets
7%
44
Oct
"7<f
•
%
%
10%
Chamberlln Metal Weather
100
8%
2%
Berkey & Gay
?
Oct
Feb
110
100
400
13%
14
100
& Hedges com...*
preferred...—
OlftSS
100
1,500
7% preferred....: J. 100
1(M)
2%
6%
...6%
,
100
100
6% preferrred
7% preferred
Conv preferred
8
:
8%
Bell Tel of Canada
7%
5%
4%
$6 preferred series B.._*
7% Pfd 100
Util 50c
States Elec com
1
4
8
20
Brewster
"2l"
10
Dublller Condenser Corp.l
7,366
AX
"731
~6%
Cent & South West
20
4
10
$1.50 conv pref..
20
Beech Aircraft Corp
.1
Bell Aircraft Corp com—1
Bellanca Aircraft com
1
Beaunlt Mills Inc com..
$3 opt conv
Driver Harris Co
Columbia Gas & Elec—
May
"Ludwlg"
Baumann—See
&
Draper Corp
Aug
35
•106;
Cleveland Tractor com..*
Feb
2%
32
Baldwin Rubber
Bliss (E
"3%
1% June
Aug
17
Cohn & Rosenberger
pieferred.——30
Conv
3%
Nov
108
Cent Pow A Lt
Club Alum
Benson
reg—£1
,.„——*
July
%
10
200
6%
5%
B
Beau
5%
3%
Nov
10
1 Fiat Amer dep rets
Babcock & Wilcox Co
$1.20
121
Feb
Dec
Cllnchfield Coal Corp.. 100
7%
'""iO0
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
10
Claude Neon Lights Inc..
common—,..10
2%
Jan
Axton-Fisher Tobacco—
10%
61
Dobeckmun Co common. 1
-.20
40%
2%
$6 preferred
800
2%
11%
13
11%
13
Sept
6,000 .•/: £% June
%
i*4% ""4% "".4%
*
5%
Chief Consol
1
1,800
2
TlX
W....25
x-w...-26
6% preferred w
2%
6%
2%
July
July
2%
T.Ioo
2%
Dec
*16
"
1
*
Cent Maine Pow 7% pf 100
Cent N Y Pow 5% pref. 100
Cent Ohio Steel Prod-
29%
9%
Deo
,2%
Dlvco-Twin Truck com„ 1
1
50
110%
.110
Cent Hud G & E com
Chicago
11% Dec
2% May
Am dep rets ord
Jan
I-'.'
Chicago
4%
10%
11
Mar
ib". 600
•:
40%
110
Co common. 1
Aug
Jan
1,300
11
29
Durham Hosiery cl B com *
N
$6 preferred—
Nov
Sept
Nov
Nov
10%
5
A...
Casco Products
3%
%
>a«
10%
7% preferred-10
Diamond Shoe oominon..*
15
,200
8%
8%.
T,i
Cherry-Burrell common..5
5%
3
X
Jan
300
>16
De Vllblss Co common.. 10
Jan
2%
B—.
Class
Jan
3
3
warrants
10%
10
Dec
3,200
%
*16.
8%
Capital City Products..
Carlb Syndicate
25c
Apr
17
3%
Jan
Apr
2%
2%
2
Jan
'
108
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
% Sept
Jan
1%
Co..50
Corp
1
Jan
114%
410
Carrier Corp common... 1
Mar
Co
Atlantic Ccast Line
Class A
7% preferred——..100
100
Canadian Marconi
Carter (J W)
Nov
65
Pret---100
Atlanta Gas Lt 6% pf_ 100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries.. 1
Jan
>82'
JDetroit Paoer Prod....1
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
Aug
July
9
1,400
'16
3%
18%
Dec
%
1 %
Det Mich Stove Co com—1
1% May
Sept
%
96
23,000
Laundries of Amer
Assoc Tel & Tel class A- *
Atlanta Birmingham &
Jan
Dec
""
-
1
Apr
600
Assoc
Ayrshire Patoka
Class B non vot
Carolina P A L $7 pref.
79% June
7% June
5
Dec
1,800
*m
3%
^-
w
1%
1%
Carnation Co common—*
July
10% June
1
1
*
Class A
*
Canadian Industries Ltd
Conv pref optser
Gas & Elec-
Common...—...
«,
2%
2%
IX
Oct
2%
800
4%
Mar
Aug
Low
Shares
Gray Iron Fdy—1
13
2%
Jan
July
19,000
5
4%
5%
2%
Detroit
>
3%
3%
3%
2
%
7%
"5
May
13%
u
8
Dec
Dec
%
6%
60
% Dec
1% May
Dec
%
85
y
14
Dec
Duke Power Co
Jan
Sept
%
60%
108%
June
103
8%
7%
83
85
■
Week
Detroit Steel Prod
Airways.—1
Castle (A M) common..
2,000
K
£1
(B F) & Sons
Dec
Dec
2%
1%
Breweries of Can..*
Associated Elec Industries
6% preferred
Feb
700
Assoc
Atlas Drop
% May
Apr
800
x
%
7%
10
& L $7 pref—*
Aro Equipment Corp
1
Art Metal Works com
5
Ashland Oil & Ref Co
1
Atlantic Rayon
June
84
Dec
1,500
7%
1,000
Catalln Corp of Amer
Arkansas P
Coast RR
Oct
28%
20
42.600
3,100
200
1%
Canadian Dredg & Dock.*
Canadian Indus Alcohcl—
Class A voting—
*
1%
1%
for
of Prices
Low
High
Distillers Co Ltd—
Can Colonial
Apr
2%
2%
2%
x
Avery
Apr
28% June
Nov
2X
103
Atlas Corp
15%
Apr
Mar
45%
preferred...--100
5 Associated
Dec
%
15
Arkansas Nat Gas com—*
Common cl A non-vot—*
rets reg
Feb
9%
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week's Range
Sale
Price
Par
Sept
17%
2%
2X
44
Amer Writing Paper com.*
Anchor Post Fence
2
Angostura-Wupperman.
Apex ElecMfg Co com..
Appalachian Elec Power
Amer dep
16%
23%
3%
Callite Tungsten
iiutri
Last
High
7
7% partic preferred..-25
"(MOO
6X
6
preferred..
*
preferred
Thread 5% pf-
preferred
Aug
Feb
Jan
50
$6 series
6%
Jan
26%
79%
500
900
1%
33
10
22%
21
22 %
—
Low
Shares
8
7
T%
30
50
3 If,
*32
American
4%%
7
Feb
18,200
81
81
»J5
Superpower Corp com
1st $6
30%
113%
Estate—20
California Elec Power...10
Calamba Sugar
Apr
25
Chemical »
Republics.—10
KaP common..2
Amertfeal
July
Jan
13%
Price
15%
6,300
Potash &
American
Par
25
4,600
17%
10 %
1
Muracalbo Co
Amer
Week
Dec
Deo
Dec
1%
"l7% "\~7~X "18% """166
6% preferred-25
Amer Mfg Co common.100
Preferred
....100
Amer
for
of Prices
Low
Higd
Corp...1
Camden Fire Insur Assn.5
Canada Cement Co Ltd.*
Canadian Car & Fdy Ltd—
102
400
1 %
26%
%■
25
26%
com.—25
Lt & Trac
Week's Range
Sale
28
1
»*-$2,60 conv preferred.-.1
Amer Hard Rubber Co..50
Amer Laundry MacU...20
Amer
Apr
Nov
9%
19%
24.900
103
Friday
STOCKS
(Continued)
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Last
High
Low
1,400
20%
19n
102
102
General Oorpccm
$2 conv
—j-
Shares
10%,,10%
10%
20 %
American
week
of Prid s
High
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
(Continued)
1, 1941
Range Since Jan.
for
Lore
Price
Amer
Amer
Week's Range
Last
STOCK
>
Sa<cs
Friday
2% Mar
53% July
112
3%
10
15%
Hartford Elec Light
Harvard Brewing Co
2% July
54% Nov
Dec
Jan
10
Jan
18%
Oct
3%
15%
Dec
Dec
50%
%
Nov
Nov
1,200
25
i
Hartford Rayon v t c
Jan
Mar
300
""466
5
Hammermill Paper
June
4
16%
1
1
1%'
1%
200
1%
2%
18%
300
2%
Dec
Hat Corp of America—
B non-vot common
Hazeltine Corp..
1
—...*
2%
17%
400
14
Dec
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
Volume 154
1717
NEW YORK CURB, EXCHANGE
Sales
Friday
stocks
Last
Week's Ranot
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Par
Price
Hcftrn Dept Stores com..6
6%
IN
orcferred.,—50
26 %
Mining Co-....25c
Hecla
1 %
26N
Low
700
4%
8N
5
8N
3,500
Helena Rubenstela..—*
IN
20
150
Heller Co common......2
Preferred
22
N
23 N
3%
Preferred ex-warr—25
Henry Holt & Co par A.
Hewitt Rubber common..5
Heyden Chemical......10
Hildlek Products Corp.2.50
Hoe (R) &Co
Feb
7H
w....*-.25
w
6%
Aug
12
11
1
v.
class A... 10
14N
Conv
for
High
4
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Shares
Low
100
%
Dec
13
13
1
600
13
Dec
16%
16 H
17%
700
16 X
Dec
Mar
Manischewltz (The B) Co *
Mapes Consol Mfg Co...*
24
June
1N
14N
400
1
Dec
IN
Jan
Sept
Mar
100
8N
Feb
18 N
Sept
10
Hormel (Geo A)
& Co com*
Horn (A C) Co common..
.....
1
Dec
9% Sept
17N Aug
Apr
13
Dec
33 N
6N
100
200
Dec
Nov
2
2N
900
Apr
Feb
X
14
Feb
Communication Co Ltd.
"it July
Sept
Dec
115
Oil Corp.....4*
Marion Steam Shovel.._*
2*4
\
*1
3%
27%*
Dec
31%
Jan
Aug
114N
Apt
Oct
18
Jan
McWllllams
52%
Apr
65
4N
Dec
Humble Oil A Ref.......*
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
"56 %
5
56%
4%
3,400
SON
4%
400
,
Mead Johnson & Co.....*
Aug
I
V tcfor 1st pref..._i..r
Hydro-Electric Securities 5
Hygrade Food Prod....
Hygrade Sylvanla new...*
Huyler's com
100
5
5
N
N
4%~ ' 4N
4
H
1%
IN
14%
17
Dec
5
1,100
'
>16
50
3 %
Dec
%
Dec
IN
N
Feb
100
1,200
14
1,300
Nov
N
7
1
ix
900
6X
6X
1,100
121
121
Participating preferred *
122
220
June
5X
Jan
July
148
Dec
3%
Dec
200
15 4
M ar
"27 X
""""25
2 X
Dec
Nov
26
4*4
5X
700
"92 *4 "93""
'""238
X
H
3J^
X
Omar Inc....
7%
X May
8,300
1X
*
100
Aug
28
preferred...50
5%
conv
Div
arrcar
ctfs..
1
Illinois Zinc Co..
22
Vx
IN
9N
*
N
22 N
IN
2,900
N
900
21N
Dec
IN
Nov
ON
150
5,800
Oct
9
3N
35
Jan
7N-
Dec
13 N
$6 preferred.......
Jan
Dec
Jan
Aug
Michigan Bumper Corp.. 1
Michigan Steel Tube..2.50
Dec
112
2 N
5N
6,400
5N
Dec
5%
1,500
5%
Dec
2N May
7N Sept
7N Sept
7N
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
Mar
5N
5N
5%
5%
7N
1,000
7N
Fell
9%
Imperial Tobacco of Great
Britain &
Ireland...£1
7
2%
2N
2%
Jan
Sept
5
Dec
June
105
5%% preferred..... 100
Indiana Service 6% pf.100
7% preferred.......100
115
Dec
13 N
14 N
Aug
29
Jan
N
X
Aug
27N
Jan
Jan
Aug
Ilium Oil—
Indian Ter
class
100
100
Class B
Sept
Sept
Jan
Industrial Finance—
..I
V tc common
N
% June
N
6N
2,600
7% preferred....... 100
Deo
Dec
12 N
1,000
X
Page-Hersey Tubes
3 X
Jan
14
7%
Mar
200
July
100
5
Feb
8
July
1,400
Aug
Parker Pen Co
34
3%
3,400
v t
1
$2 conv preferred
,0''
vv
-.i
•
••
cum
Mldvalc Co
new
Midwest Oil Co.
Midwest Piping & Sup...*
Mid-West Refineries
.1
83
Oct
Minnesota P & L 7% pf 100
International Cigar Mach
10 %
ION
11
2,800
ION
Dec
20 N
Jan
Mississippi River Power—
6% preferred
100
IN
IN
IN
IN
IN
4N
1,900
4N
100
1,200
6%
18
Jan
"ie
Dec
%
Dec
7N
Dec
2%
Feb
7N
Jan
Jan
Sept
Missouri Pub Serv com—*
.
....p
'
v
•
"*4"
8N
200
8%
Dec
4N
0
4N
300
3N
Dec
5N
Sept
Montana Dakota Util
Montgomery
159""
"""46
N
1,100
H
Dec
M
Mar
Ward A..
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow.;*
ir>6"~ "159"
N
"13% ""13%
"i7»"t
"556
$3.50 prior pref——
Interstate Home Equip..!
25
10
Oct
Nov
*18
Jan
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs.
Dec
Apr
23N
Dec
14%
34 N
Jan
Mountain City Cop com.5c
Mountain Producers...10
"26 %
23 N
"28 N
"""4OO
6 N
7N
2.400
Nov
10
Jan
6N
Interstate Hosiery M Ills
Interstate Power $7 pre!.*
11 %
1
8%
Irving Air Chute.
—
Italian Superpower
.
%
%
11N
8
12
8N
hi
A...
300
X
200
%
11N
600
Mountain Sts Tel & Tel 100
Jan
Jan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
*
Muskegon Piston Ring.2 N
Muskogee Co common...*
6% preferred
;100
Dec
8
1.500
Dec
N
18%
Feb
Dec
14
Dec
1,000
Mar
Jan
N
500
174
Jan
Mar
;
4X
Dec
250
9
% July
5% Aug
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
Dec
20 xl 10
8
400
9
450
15%
140
Nachman-Springfllled
*
M
Dec
1N
Aug
Mar
Dec
5!-$% preferred.....100
83 N
Dec
82
Dec
97%
104%
Apr
ti'/c preferred.......100
90
Dec
110
Jan
Glass
-*
Co
100
National Candy Co
Jersey Central Pow & Lt—
7%
100
preferred
90
92 N
20
Publishing Co.lt)
•m
Dec
Julian <fc Kokcngc coin..*
18 N
Dec
Johnson
Jan
National Container (Del).l
National Fuel Gas..
*
Feb
Nat Mfg & Stores com...*
K
National Refining com...*
Nat Rubber
G&E7% pref. 100
Kennedy's Inc......
5
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A *
Klmberiy-Clark 6% pf.100
Kings Co Ltg 7% PfB.100
5% preferred D——100
Kingston Products.....-1
Kirby Petroleum
113 N 115
3%
9
3N
5
National Steel Car Ltd..*
a-20
Feb
12
Nov
Feb
National Sugar Refining.*
National Tea 5 N% pref. 10
Aug
1
IN
2,600
1
IN
IN
54
De:
40
IN
2,4(H)
IN
H
Feb
Jan
Jan
Nebraska Pow
%
Jan
■*
7% pref.100
Nelson (Herman) Corp...5
11N
11N
11N
100
Koppers Co 6% pref..
Kresge Dept Stores—
*
100
Dec
14 N
Sept
ION
Jan
4
Apr
New Engl Pow Assoc.*..*
93
93
170
13
Sept
10
Mar
89
!,
"93"
Dec
104 N
Jan
6% preferred—--t. 100
$2 preferred....-.—--*
New England Tel & Tel 100
..
4% conv 1st pref.... 100
Kress (S H) special pref. 10
Kreuger Brewing Co
1
9*4
6*4
9*4
Apr
50
11N
Apr
3N
Dee
13N
5N
50
3%
3N
3N
300
Apr
Jan
OX
4
"lQ%
164
"~2X
33
33
6*4
Lakey Foundry & Mach-.l
33 N
6N
7N
200
8,800
31
D ec
2N
400
2N
-
Dec
X
2N
4A.
Dec
7",
Feb
Lamson Corp of Del.....5
Aug
44%
5%
Jan
Jan
2
July
Lane Bryant
7% pref.. 100
Lane Wells Co common.. 1
6N
300
7
98 N
6%
106
Jan
June
ION
Dec
Jan
15
17
3N
Dec
3N
Sept
Dec
Lefcourt Realty common. 1
1 %
IN
IN
700
N
Nov
*
9N
9N
ON
400
6%
Jan
IN
9N
Dec
Dec
Class B
Conv
..—
preferred
Jan
22
Leonard
Oil
*
3N
3N
10,400
2N
Jan
132
3N
*16
7,300
l3t
Nov
5N
N
300
23 N
5
Feb
z34%
Develop...25
Inc-.l
Line Material Co—...5
Le Tourneau (R G)
24
"5 N
25
6s..;
5N
2,300
Dec
6% preferred..
Lit
■
-
15
UN
ii
N
Founders Shares...
N Y Water Serv
6% pf.100
10
....
Feb
7% pref class A..... 100
Dec
"ii'N """"50
11N
Dec
IN
Jan
15N June
Jan
:
15 N
Louisiana Land & Explor. 1
"3%
For footnotes see page
5
Dec
3,400
N
Dec
X
Dec
6%
56%
18%
129%
%
Dec
July
1,500
Dec
32 N
Aug
Noma Electric
2
100
1N
Jan
3N
Sept
Dec
5N
109%
July
Feb
Dec
Nov
Dec
1,500
150
14X
7
7
500
90
hj
Dec
6,900
3N
Nov
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
111
92
50
24*4
150
1024
30
6X
100
25 4
180
Common.....1
600
31
Feb
55
9%
400
9
Dec
1%
7,100
1%
Dec
18%
1%
5%
43%
51%
10%
1,400
58%
3%
6,500
800
2%
6%
200
x6 X
Dec
8%
Nov
5
43%
w
10%
3
3
6%
43%
Dec
50
Dec
10
500
2%
2%
2%
2%
Dec
56
Dec
6i«
X
Feb
2%
6%
45%
.70
16%
96%
Jan
Aug
Jan
Mar
Jnn
Apr
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
12% Jan
"u Apr
2% Deo
4% Jan
3% Mar
Dec
900
Jan
Dec
Oct
4
Aug
1,600
Jan
9% Nov
Dec
5
25
710
""500
16%
16%
Dec
Nov
17%
"i6%
300
2,700
3%
'id
Dec
Nov
2%
Dec
1,100
11G
1,500
2%
3
7
7
38% Sept
\ 8%
100
2%
1,800
Dec
7
Jan
'to
Feb
5%
8%
9%
July
'tn May
1,200
7
23%1 Jan
%
Jan
Dec
%
35%
107% 107%
10
Dec
x4 May
92%
92 Ht
Mar
Jan
37
36
Jan
Dec
150
'
93
105%
111
90
Dec
—V--
..—
Sept
I 12
Jan
37%
975
32
Dec
67%
14
14
100
14
Dec
7
7
7
25
7
Oct
7%
Puget Sound Pulp & Tim *
Pyle-Natlonai Co com...5
7%
7%
18% Apr
8% Feb
8% July
•'
'
100
5%
Quaker Oats
6% preferred
Quebec Power Co
Jan
*
common
57
57
52
100
Dec
Jan
~
"S
■
.
to
7%
Jan
29%
Railway & Light Sec—
4
Jan
Dec
6X
Dec
Apr
Sept
6
•
Option
warrants—
%
X
*32
10
5%
5%
5%
he
l16
he
Voting common..
—
Rath Packing Co com... 10
19%
Raymond
Dec
8%
116%
Dec
90
Dec
105%
Jan
Jan
Dec
31%
1%
105%
Nov
Jan
8%
July
Concrete
Common..
L.„,
J*
Relter Foster Oil
Dec
42
Jan
45%
65%
hji
Dec
Jan
hi
ha
Dec
h#
Feb
2,000
50
4
24
T.iooi
88%
10%
4%
X
200,
2X
'1
3,500
Dec
July
Dec
Dec
Dec
Feb
4
93
14%
10%
%
4
Feb
Oct
Nov
525
ha May
70
Feb
X
104%
Rochester Tel
■
Jan
Jan
t'%
Sept
7i»
3,000
.%
Dec]
1%
Jan
15%
14%
Dec!
10%
Dec
16%
Jan
4,800
3%
Dec
5%
Jan
300
10%
Dec
14%
Jan
500
4%
Jan
7% Sept
Jan
Nov
pref
Rossia International
Royallte Oil Co Ltd...
he
10%
3%
12%
10%
50
*
»32
DOTT
Jan,
50
Apr
21
Jan
7u June
5%
4%
12%
5%
%
%
1,900
%
Dec
1%
Jan
%
%
1,400
%
Nov
7i»
Jan
102%
July
105
Dec
107
Feb
Oct
114
May
X
«
W
-
■
——
•w
„
6
J,
85
'
«.
«
'
2%
13%
m
^
^
111%
Oct
9
'
100
11%
Dec
14
100
11%
9
I"
'
""
„
11%
5
1
20
42%
1,000
2,200
;
Roeser & Pendleton Inc.* J
Cable Corp com..5
conv
12%
50
'32
Rome
$1.20
18% July
%
ia'i
6%% pflOO
Roosevelt Field Inc.
Root Petroleum Co...
Oct
J
3%
mmmmmm
Jan
l\s^J
Jan
Dec
Jan
1
G&E16% pfClOO
6% preferred D
100
51
i»ie
15
.1
Rochester
Dec
200
""
Jan
400
Voting trust ctfs
k*
7%
X
D£c
Dec
2%
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
Radiator
51
~ 25
Feb
12%
h
Rheem Mfg Co-.,;..j.l
Rice Stix Dry Goods
*
Richmond
13X
81
y_
"
1
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Jan
lee
'
-
Corp.60c y*;1
Republic Aviation.
%
4%
700
12%
-
»
Jan
12X
Jan
"""2%
$3 conv preferred
*
Raytheon Mfg common 50c
Red Bank Oil Co......
3%
2X
Jan
9%
350
Pile-
79%
9,300
Jan
159%
9,900
,vr
51
51
51
Sept
Dec
6 X
22
105
Dec
142
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum—
Dec
100
'
R
17% Sept
70% July
2% Aug
14%
20%
.
Dec
51%
200
7%
~
--V-'
6% June
970
143% 143%
..*
Dec
4
■
:
Dec
2*4
01 X
79
Feb
2,500
....
*
200
;'l6
"ht79
%
4%
Feb
4%
31
Nov
2%
5%
100
Dec
1,150
,
24
Jan
IX
100
50
60,500
48X
'|28
""X
118%
37%
2%
10
IX
' 58
91 X
1
Dec
5%
2%
Reliance Elec & Engin'r'g 5
"l2X
Mar
""500
1
Reed Roller Bit Co.
2X
Jan
Dec
4%
6%
3%
3%
5%
-
....*
Feb
Nor Amer Lt & Power—
$6 preferred.
350
113
112
*
Feb
'
3N
3
"i'x
Jan
86
Nlpl8slng Mines.....—..5
16 N
13 %
13
v3N
1,100
79
1%
Prudential Investors
Aug
21
3
2X
Aug
3%
3%
100
9
Dec
6
2,000
""130
27
■
Mar
Jan
Nineteen Hundred Corp B1
875
N
35N
Jan
17 X
105
1719.
600
■1-':)
133 V
Oct
57%
Oct
14
48X
1U8
28%
Oct
2
'
13 N
13
2
Louisiana P & L $6 pref.*'
5
12
-
Niles-Bem-Pond new com*
8% pref class B.....100
Loudon Packing..
*
Sept
Mar
Jan
4,000
Class A preferred.... 100
'
ION
6N
116%
Feb
IX
IX
Sept
Jan
Dec
37%
*
$6 preferred
Dec
1*4
50
May
13%
35
28
5%
Prosperity Co class B__
Apr
5%
X
x61X
IX
Apr
185
29%
*
$5 prior preferred.
2
2,250
58
Jan
113
Dec
Producers Corp of Nov...I
Aug
100
64
22
115
Dec
Dec
86
Jan
Dec
May
Pressed Metals of Am..
100
62^
224
%
98
com...*
inc
Mar
Ausr
100
Jan
Sept
July
July
14
Feb
May
62X
Class B opt warrants...
6N
N
17
Dec
Dec
Class A opt warrants
19
Niagara Share—
6% 1st preferred
Pratt & Lambert Go..
Premier Gold Mining
Prentice-Hall
Niagara Hudson Power—
6N
Common..— ...—...*
X
9X
Dec
Nov
6X 1
Oct
Puget Sound P & L—
2X
102
Jan
1%
2%
July
10X
5.10% preferred..... 100
40
Nov
89
2,600
25c
Jan
500
2X
N Y State Elec <fc Gas—
66% May
Oct
3%
14%
i',700
83
Power Corp of Canada...
•
..
Dec
Jan
Dec
98
....
Potrero Sugar common..
Powdrell & Alexander...
10%
8%
12%
4%
%
100
24
'
Mar
21%
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.l
Apr
Feb
300
I
—
5% 1st preferred....100
5% 2d preferred—...100
Long Island Lighting-
7.X
11
14 *A
Jan
Dec
X
3
Public Service of Colorado
1,800
101x
hi
:
x
2X
33
Apr
%
25
39%
Nov
Dec
500
35%
Apr
Oct
Dec
"i'x "2%
Meter
Sept
Nov
Mar
Dec
*
Oct
5,500
Oct
Shipbuilding Corp—
Class B common
Lone Star Gas Corp.—..*
"25"
35
84%
1
7
11
7% pref-100
$6 preferred
13N
Brothers common...*
20
"25"
35%
Conv $3 pref series A. 10
28
6.4
814
25
33
Dec
162
Pierce Governor common.
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.l
Jan
2 4
50
15
Jan
Aug
4
Dec
2X
:
; Warrants
Jan
'
V!
10
99
N Y & Honduras Rosario 10
Common
100
90%
Railway & Uttl Invest A .1
....*
%
2o
Locke Steel Chain...;...5
8N
7
Llpton (Thos J) Inc—
Aug
Sept
Aug
Common
Dec
200
24
"99""
New York Transit Col.-_5
Lehigh Coal & NaV
IX
4 X
20
N Y City Omnibus—
N Y
Class A... U
Feb
1,100
N Y Auction Co com....*
N Y Pr & Lt
98%
89
Mar
nl
t
25
Dec
Sept
Jan
14
*4
""4
N Y Merchandise...... 10
Langendorf Utd Bakeries—
98
90%
56
9
New Haven Clock Co...*
New Process Co
Ltd..l
;?
Dec
1,300
56%
2X
14
Apr
New Mex & Ariz Land—1
Mines
%
%
Pyreue Manufacturing.. 10
Rights.—
New Jersey Zinc
Lackawanna ltR (N J). 100
3,300
Aug
Mar
Dei
53
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
15
Feb
109
New Idea Inc common.—*
Lake Shore
75
Dec
33
....—
Oct
May
44%
12%
12%
5%
100%
Dec
87
200
914
64
OX
24
H
UX
2*4
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A...*
De,
8X
OX
2,700
20
Neptune Meter class A—.*
July
2
Dec
Oct
Nehi Corp 1st preferred..*
8%
11N
ColO
Knott Corp common.... 1
2,500
50
•
30c
Navarro Oil Co—
Feb
IN
2N
Nov
Nov
IX
54
4%
20
Nat Tunnel & Mines..w*
Nat Union Radio..
May
May
6,000
1,450
Oct
Apr
3%
13%
7%
%
2%
2%
6%
-
41,100
6%
50%
%
18%
8%
10^
37
800
94
1*4
1*4
*
June
5N
H
6%
Jan
8%
4%
200
7%
6%
112%
Providence Gas
120
*76"" Mar
50
9X
10X
87
National Transit.... 12.50
Kleinert (I B) Rubber
Kobacker Stores Inc
9
92 X
Dec
"SO ""bee
Klrkl'd Lake G M Co Ltd 1
Klein (D Emil) Co com.
*4
9X
3
200
84
800
Feb
27
««
Jan
Jan
2%
50
X
Feb
Mar
Mar
3
1,000
"24 "3"
2%
Pitts Bess & L E RR...50
12
2 4
8
7
300
3N
Mach
124
39
87%
28%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie .50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
Dec
6 X
12
113N
40
8
14
39
108%
Dec
31
Mar
Jan
Apr
X
13,600
J*
National P & L $6 pref...*
Kansas
X
National City Lines com.I
$3 conv preferred.....50
Nov
>18
23 N
8%
5%
Mar
71
Jan
10
National Breweries com..*
Jeani.ette
300
8%
Dec
67
Nat Bellas Hess com...„1
1
3,900
De:
18%
67%
8%
3%
Polaris Ml uiug Co
Jan
IN
Dec
Jan
Pneumatic Scale com... 10
3N
IN
13% Sept
Jan
34%
Jan
31%
Dec
Dec
-
Plough Inc common—7.50
Dec
IN
Nov
2
19,600
12%
17%
Dec
5 4
84
Jan
Feb
N
—-I
(FL) Co
12%
10%
3%
;.%
Phlla Elec Co $5 oref— _*
Phila Elec Pow 8% pref.25
Dec
2,600
114
Aug
67%
4%
4%
Phoenix Securities—
9%
8%
3
26%
•it.
Phillips Packing Co.,...*
4%
7%
-
Dec
'p.
*.
3%
5
common.*
Jan
5'K
-
6%
July
Mar
:
29
400
3%
Perfect Circle Co...
*
Pilaris Tire & Rubber...1
Philadelphia Co
Jan
N
Jacobs
26%
3%
8%
Pepperell Mfg Co..—.100
Jan
X Dec
4X July
IX Dec
300
Jan
18%
4,500
xllO
^
Dec
1%
"1/166
30
*4
Pitney-Bowes Postage
3%
De
Jan
July
......
com 20
Penn Water & Power Co.*
26
2
4%
Jan
6
5
200
1%
50
Dec
9
14 N
ION May
«
N
7i«
11%
Nov
Feb
13 X
13 X
4%
1%
4%
-
1%
4%
Cornmon
Investors Royalty....—-1
Iron Fireman Mfg vtc.
Nov
74
"16
„
54
116%
98
Pennsylvania Sugar
1% Sept
2% Jan
Mar
156
Mountain States Power-
■'••'
7N
Dec
Dec
4
14
1
8%
2%
200
Penn Salt Mfg Co..
"466
8%
3,500
Jan
Apr
78% May
Penn Pr & Lt $7 pref...*
$6 preferred..........*
Jan
%
Monarch Machine Tool..*
♦
2N
116%
Dec
Monroe Loan 80c A
hi
July
3 4
Jan
2N
Mar
2,200
Sept
sept
>32
Nov
:
4%
2N
2%
93
Aug
UN
iiN
1
21%
Dec
107%
100
Mar
Dec
—
Dec
50
.
9%
8%
36%
Dec
Moody Investors part pf.*
Moore (Tom) Dlst Stmp.l
15
47%
100
Jan
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec—
6%
H
Utility—
Class A.
Jan
Jan
8%
Class B
Aug
Dec
17,000
$1.75 preferred.......*
%
55%
5
21,500
%
Jan
Dec
7le
37
*34
N
Monogram Pictures com.I
Nov
600
$5 series pref
$2.80 series pref.......*
100
ON
v;
Jan
8
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
Oct
1,100
4%
110%
Jan
•
Jan
5%
4%
■5
5
N
Intcrnat Safety Rnzor B_*
International
Sept
3
~~"x
2.50
8N
International Products...*
16
"4"'
Mock Jud Voehringer—
Common
Dec
Nov
6
16%
26%
Pennroad Corp com.....]
Penn Cent Airlines com„1
Feb
832*
8%
Registered shares
Jan
Dec
112
—*
Petroleum-
Coupon shares
Nov
!
-y
Nov
Apr
115%
118%
100
29%
29%
50c
Dec
6X
200
1,175
1-
—-i-
Sept
112
1H
2 %
2
2,200
%
39%
111%
Sept
3
Class A common......*
Molybdenum Corp..——1
International
42%
1%
Dec
Fuel
Penn Traffic Co—
8
""2% "V,l66
37
37
'
Intcrnat Paper Co warr...
7%
Aug
.....
—10
xl34
6%
-
"HI """2"
Mining Corp of Canada..*
Minnesota MIn & Mfg...*
Feb
IN
Dec
500
12 X
35 4
600
35% 37
:: ""if 1
36
.10
Jar,
Peninsular Telephone com*
$1.40 preferred A....25
Penn-Mex
—50
Jan
109%
115
48%
16%
48
112
Parkersburg Rig & Reel_.l
Patohogue-Plymouth Mills*
Mar
,
com....*
—
64 N
4N
Jan
8
div shares.*
T.050
%
Dec
Dec
he
y-'r
Midland 8teel Products—
$2 non
34
4%
%
6%
V
.*
76
IN
3X
3%
23%
110%
Dec
y 6%
*
6X
Middle West Corp com..5
Midland Oil Corp— j.
2 X
1,300
C———-_1
75
1
16%
Paramount Motors Corp.l
%
Apr
Dec
Aug
SI6
Class A vtc
Dec
Dec
2%
113
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela—
American shares..—
Feb
Jan
12
*
X
75 %
Intcrnat Metal Indus A-.*
Service
54
'
Nov
Mar
102
""(5%
1st preferred....*
6 4
Insurance Co of No Am. 10
Hydro Elec—
Pref $3.50 series
.50
Intcrnat Industries Inc.-l
Public
"it
Jan
Internal
Pacific
54
Mid-West Abrasive
A...1
1
Non-voting
Jan
Jan
6 <4
:■
30
93
.....
5%% 1st preferred...25
Pacific Lighting §5 pref..*
Pacific P & L 7% pref-100
*
'
Indianapolis Power & Light
Apr
%
6%
Dec
Dec
Dec
50
150
112% 113%
113%
Pacific Can Co common v.*
Pacific G & E 6% 1st pf.25
.10
Preferred
Oct
9%
May
2 N
1,100
3X
10%
9%
Dec
2%
13%
.....1
Mlcromatic Hone Corp.. 1
Mid He States Petrcleum—
Class B
Indiana Pipe Line.....7 %
4 May
350
3*4
Jan
Aug
40
$1.30
Michigan Sugar Co..
Imperial Chemical IndusAm dep rets regis...£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coup..*
Registered
*
1,900
3X
„
Jan
July
Metropolitan Edison—
N
Jan
May
July
Nov
%
5
110
119
Jan
1,125
July
2%
Feb
Dec
Dec
1,000
S3 preferred....... ..50
S5% conv prior prof...*
Oliver Utd Filters B
*
%
103%
1%
Dec
Mar
78
.15
—
98
Overseas Securities-.....!
6N% A preferred...100
Jan
63% Sept
Dec
1,700
98
Oklahoma Nat Gas oora.15
Apr
4%
29%
27*4
5%
Jan
Apr
22
23%
Feb
3%
6,800
July
July
Sept
v
200
2%
14%
12
Oilstooks Ltd common...5
10%
Dec
121
2%
4
Ohio Brass Co cl B com..*
Jan
3X
Jnn
Dec
'aj
300
14
Ohio Edison $6 pref.....*
59%
2%
Apr
1
23%
0
Ogden Corp com....-
2%
Dec
17X
Merrltt Chapman & Scott *
Warrants
Partic preferred—.
X
22%
200
4
High
Dec
15%
xl 5%
50%
7%
2%
14
6% preferred.100
Ohio Power 4%% pref.100
Ohio PS7% 1st pref—.100
6% 1st preferred....100
3*4
Messabl Iron Co— ......I
Metal Textile Corp
25c
Illinois Iowa Power Co.
Low
900
98
Corp...
Feb
Jun
•
Novadel-Agene
Apr
7i6
17 X
3*4
17X
com—*
Sept
m
6*4
Merchants & Mfg cl A..1
IN Feb
2N July
19N Sept
Dec
Stores
Aug
8
Dec
554
■
Memphis Nat Gas com..5
Mercantile
Hussmann Llgonler Co..*
6
ho May
200
IX
IX
Dredging...*
Aug
7 N
200
IX
$4 preferred..........*
McCord Rad & Mfg B—.*
13
21N
225
23 N
*32
Apr
Oct
10%
May McEwen Kaiser Co—
111
22 %
16
15%
109
Northern Sts Pow cl A—25
Dec
2%
Apr
Jan
Dec
4
Ohio Oil
5% preferred..—... 100
23%
800
Sept
60
*1
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc...5
Horn & Hardart-.
2X
*)1
2 H
Mass UtU Assoc v t C...1
Oct
117 N
Nov
2X
9X
2 4
Margay
Massey Harris common.,*
Horn & Hardart Baking.*
15%
15%
500
38
99
2,300
16
No Am Utility Securities.*
Mangel Stores.........,]
$5 conv preferred
*
13 N
Feb
6N
Shares
6% prior preferred...50
Manatl Sugar opt warr...
Apr
'
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941
for
Week
Jan
Nov
5N
Range
7% preferred—.....100
Northern Pipe Line.
10
65
12
Jan
Price
North Amcr Rayon cl A—*
Class B common......*
Aug
Jan
26
6N
II
Par
Nor Central Texas Oil...5
Nor Ind Pub Ser
6% pf.100
13
6%
of Prices
Low
High
M
125
Horder's Ino-»..»~
Week's
Feb
24
Dec
Marconi Intl Marine
Holllnger Consol G M...5
Holophane Co common..*
Last
Sale
High
1%
27%
25%
4
13
Conv 7% 1st pf v t c.100
Lynch Corp common
5
Sales
stocks
(Continued)
Week
7% 1st pref...100
Feb
10
V4:;
Low
Ludwig Bauman & Co com*
Mar
26 N
26
Nov
Nov
Dec
Price
Range
of Prices
Sept
9
Sept
Jan
92
89
Sale.
Par
4% Sept
32% Sept
Mar
Week's
Last
High
4N Gee
8N Nov
9N June
100
*
•Class A
stocks
(Continued)
Sha ret
1 %
26N
4%
conv
Sales
Friday
for
(Continued)
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
8%
Apr
10 %
Jan
1%
Mar
3%
Dec
3%
Sept
Sept
.....
""
1
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
13%
2%
13%
300
>32
'32
300
Dec
I5G "49""
Dec
100
Oct
16
"
......
"49"
"49%
%
Jan
59% June
Tuesday,'December 30, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
|718
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
(Continued)
Ryan
High
Low
Price
Low
Shares
Dec
4%
Sept
3
Anr
6%
Dec
200
2%
"*900
716
%
1,000
%
com.l
%
Week's Range
Sale
(Continued)
Price
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
High
:•
■
1;300
1%
.a%
Dec
2%
80c conv
Apr
1% July
Dec
7%
Jan
De
Range
for
Week
Since
Jan. 1
•
Jan
1,100
1
1%
preferred..^—*
Low
'
Shares
2%
2%
1%
Haynes
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
■for 4
of Prices
Low
High
Tung-Sol Lamp Works... 1
Sept
1%
2%
Ryerson &
Week's Range
Sale
High
2%
Ave—-.2%
Fifth
Last
Par
Sales
Friday
BONDS
STOCKS
(Concluded)
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
of Prices
Salt
Pai
Range
Aeronautical Co.—J
CdDBol Petrol.
*
Russeks
Ryan
Wtek'i
Last
Sales
Fi Mag
Sates
\ Friday
U
B
Baldwin Locomotive Works-1950
109% 111%
109%
..1967
Convertible 6s
U2%
97,000
105% 127
12,000
1,000
105% 114%
106% 115
'
149
158
■
Udylite Corp
10
St
Samson
;
100
7% preferred...
Salt Dome Oil Co
-.1
2%
%
United Corp com. 1
Conv
—u,
"""%
%
%
$3
com...—*
7%
60
70
Jan
United Gas Corp com.._1
1st $7 pref non-votihg—*
13%
Jan
115%
Feb
general...
%
%
Jan
16%
14%
1%
%
Mar
Dec
%
Aug
United
X2%
Nov
6%
Sept
8%
100
preferred—..... 10
United Shoe Mach com.25
Allotment
*
'.6
.....
Dec
38%
38
38
850
38
900
37%
48%
43
25
United
50
Mar
50
Mar
U S
2%
.7
Graphite common .—5
Securities..*
Am
%
8%
%
1%
Jan
5%
Sept
'""366
4%
Apr
7
2%
8%
64%
4,100
2%
Nov
7%
%
2%
8%
250
108% 111
4 %
11%
Dec
84
Dec
Feb
9%
Dec
,25
9%
126~
,
500
1
102%
South
1
"366
2%
Corp.--..—---1
104
Jan
Feb
2C0
1%
Dec
%
Apr
1
800
1%
Jan
Dec
Oil.—-—25
Pa Pipe Liue.10
1%.
1%
200
1
2%
2%
800
1
29%
31%
2,200
29
Dec
24
24
100
23
%
Apr
30%
cl A.25
preferred....—.100
Engl Tel... 100
Southern Colo Pow
27
"~y*
Dec
Dec
29%
%
500
.
26%
.100
%
Nov
600
%
4%
Phosphate Co. 10
Southern Pipe Line—... 10
Southern
%
Jan
7,800
**M
6%
6%
22%
22%
23;
10%
2%
26%
51
"22%
Dec
8
Va Pub Serv
300
3
51
io%
10
1,100
2,900
25
1
preferred... —-10
%
1
"
?'
2%
.
400
1%
7%
sA
May
82
Dec
Jan
Jan
Oct
Mar
3,000
-M>4
10%
»u
Dec
lng Co
Apr
4%
900
Sept
"33
3 i
2%
2%
Western Tablet A
60 v
60
:
Sept
Jan
Jan
Jan
112%
Nov
Jau
t
Wichita River Oil Corp. 10
Co—1
i
Sprl g—.tStandard Tube cl B——1
Starrett (The) Corp v t c.l
Steel Co of Canada—. — .*
Products
Standard
Standard Steel
18%
13
4%
2,700
*32
Deo
Pec
2,600
12%
Dec
400
1%
Dec
300
1%
1%
%
>>«
*u
30
Dec
*re
4%
*»a
13
*u
Oct
•n May
14%
4%
Standard bilver Lead
ht
18
200
%
4,700
44
Dec
Apr
Jan
July
9% May
*32 July
1
27%
2%
»u
Stein (A) & Co
common..*
-.*
9%
;;
650
'9%
—
6% 2d preferred—.20
Sterling Aluminum Prod.l
Sterling
Stetson (J B)
Co com...
Stroock (o) Co...—
Sullivan
4%
%
,5%
**
;
%
12%
—
Wilson
6 %s scries A
100
Jan
Wolverine Tube com —2
114
Woodley
4
Federal Water Service 5%s
Finland Residential Mtge,
%
11%
"""loo
:
Jan
—.475
2%
Apr
200
.%
Dec
400
1,400
Ml
May
9%
8%
Dec
Dec
5%
July
i '7ie July
19
Nov
800
4,300
1%
37%
Mar
34%
"266
22%
Mar
9%
Apr
12
5%
Apr
z8% Nov
1%
5 >4% conv pref
...50
Superior Oil Co (Calif) ..25
Superior Port CementClass B common..—'.i*
Swau Finch Oil Corp...15
33%
3%
5
1%
7
'
New York Curb
p.-,
Jan
Oct
'22 v
21
Tampa Electric Co com..1
18%
Technicolor Inc common.'
6%
6%
Texas P <fc L
7% pref. 1 Or
Texon Oil &
Land Co—-i
"~2%
Tnew Shovel Co com.. __t
13%
Tilo Roofing Inc———1
4%
2,700
2,300
13,800
Tlshman Realty <fc Constr
14
4%
%
%
Prod
17%
Nov
6%
Dec
5i»
Sept
8%
Jan
Mai
3
Dec
Apr
Jun
% June
53
Jan
4% Sept
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd—
Am
Shipyards Corp..
Toledo Edison 6% pref 10t
7%
% July
preferred..
92%
120
%
_i0(
104% June
108%
Jan
Dec
114
Jan
200
3%
7
Trans
Jan
%
Oil Co...10
5%
Trl-Contluental
Truuz Inc
———L1967
...i
3%
31%
3%
31
American Gas & Eleo Co—
2%s
3%s
3%s
s
Feb
v
1719.
80
1,000
1108 % >111
1100% 105
64
65
'
5,66(1
66
138%
"17%
30,000
84%
80
99% 102%
72
17%
18%
V
80%
88%
23
88%
75% 89%
107% 110
101
106%
58%
66
17%
40%
15,660
45%
15
29%
14%
1,000
110
110
"81%
.1949
3%s.——
109
81%
180
—.1967
.(.1953
....1954
1,666
82%
70%
70%
83%
82%
Jan
Mar
Oct
Idaho Power
Jan
111 Pr & Lt 1st 6s ser A.j.
105% 103%
80,000
105
104% 104%
103104%
99% 100%
9,000
102
30,000
C——.—..——1956
Sfdeb5%8.....-—.May 1957 V
Indiana Hydro Elec 5s
1958
1st & ref 5s ser
Jan
107% 111%
1108% HO
105%
103
1st & ref 6%sser B
Jan
102
.
77
98
3,000
102
*
9,000
100
7,000
72%
71%
76
74
75%
6,000
80
80%
3,000
75
107% 107%
5,000
105
1st lien & ref 5s
Jan
4
.
f
108
108
t
101% 107
1950
1963
Indiana Service 5s
Jan
3%
103
101%
84%
84
92%
109%
21
5%
5%
5.-
5%
5%
12,000
5
11,000
3%
10
♦7s series E
.....
'47s (Aug 1941 coupon)...
*7s series F..'^..;.v
-1957
5%
4%
5
5%
5
9,000
..1957
5%
4%
16,000
4%
11,000
11,000
25%
15%
24
-1952
5%
5%
5%
♦7s (July 1941 coupon)..
;
..
5
15
71% 73%
31% 33%
33%
1108%)
62,000
39,000
..1955
-1955
5%
-1952
-1957
Interstate Power 5s
Debenture
Since
Jan.
18%
111%
"
.1949
1
6s—.Vi.x.—>>.
-1962
Iowa Pow & Lt 4%s.
..1958
5
,
72
-.1952
103%
4,000
105
fx
108
J
■
....
.......
....
-
28,000
-1963
66% 80%
24%
43%
106% 108%
10%
26
4
35%
W
3,000
103% 106%
10,000
Jacksonville Gas—
103%
102%
5,000
102% 105%
103
105%
15,000
100% 103%
Jersey Cent Pow &Lt 3%s...
De*
ht
'
103% 104
107%
107
s f
debs..——l1970
107%
106%
105% 106%
6s
Amer Writing Paper
— ...
6s. ———.—1961
Appalachian Eleo Pow 3%s
...1970
Appalac Power deb 6s—......-x—2021
Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s——...1956
%s..—.........1953
79 V
79
50%
3,000
.1966
105% 106%
19,000
1,000
.1942
5s stamped^....
50%
50%
42
60%
105% 109%
1125
"2,000
106% 110%
Kansas Elec Power 3
%S.
.1966
100% 109%
78
83%
Kansas Gas & Elec 6s...
.2022
;7,000
3%s._,
.1969
1100
108 ■
1120
127 ■
109% 109%
18,000
1105
128
-•16,066
40% 207,000
♦Conv deb 4%s...—.
♦Conv deb 4 %s... * -.—
-1949
10
10%
10%
-1950
-1968
Registered—......
♦Conv deb E%s.
—
'
10
10%
-1977
5%
5%
Dec
Assoc T & T deb
%
8%
Jau
Atlanta Gas Light 4 %s...
-1955
vc.
Jan
Atlantic City Elec 3%s...
-1964
3%
De»
10%
De
48%
Aug
Aug
Avery & Sons (B F)—
5s with warrants...—..
56
5%s A-
...
ini7
.1945
102V102""
Louisiana Pow & Lt 6s
.1957
108-:
19%
57%
106-106
J94'
9%
.1946
4,000
8,000
161""
106%
107
109%
19
56
69
105
108%
M
15%
10%
108%
107% 110
107 "
104
106% 109%
109
.1966
Long Island Ltg 6s.....——.
19%
10
1,000
.10%
JManstelu MlnA Smelt—
100
r
V
-
104%
100
102
11
25
77
—..1941
*78 mtge s f
-
90
McCord Radiator & Mfg—
'
•
.
10%
2,000
7,000
10,000
10%
56
4103
.'V
10
10%
...
128%
109% 112%
131
18%
19%
10%
11% 23,000
10.! 10% 124,000
10% .10%' 101,000
10 -"10% 130,(K)0
110%
109%
123
104% 108%
35
59%
Dist Pow 3%s.
,(♦Leonard Tletz 7%s.t.—
-1948
♦Debenture 5s
Kansas Pow A Lt
Lake Superior
{Associated Gas & El Co—
106
105% 109%
131
104% 105%
40
K
103% 106%
105% 109%
37,000
79
-105% 103105%
5,000
5,000
107% 107%
...2016
Am Pow & Lt deb
5s without warrants
For footnotes see page
i
$
'
Jan
Dec
31
83%
83%
.1938
105%
104%
103%
debs—-. — -I960
2 %
*18
1.150
105%
104%
102%
103%
101%
s f
2,700
5,400
:2~ioo
65
.1935
....
4
tL-V'
Jan
ys
"2*666
•
98% 103%
Sept
Range
Week
.
1950
1
4%
5%s
6s scries B
July
Bonds
..
v
f debs...—
Dec
33
96% 103
62
1,000
.1963
8%
for
of Prices
High
Low
101%
—.....
1st & ref 4%s
%
*
Tublze Chatlllon Corp
Claw A
4%
!
104%
4,500
warrants.
.......
3,OOP
77
1
Sales
-1946
——
H
hi
•
-
Week's Range
-1951
5s..-.——1956
53
.—1968
7
Lux Corp........1
Transwestern
%
400
15,000
3
.1966
117
Alabama Power Co—
♦Conv deb 5s.——.....
*!«
%
15,800 ■*"-!%
1%
48
107%
H
1[*Isarco Hydro Elec 7S.J.4.-.
•Italian Superpower 6s
Jan
Tonopah-Belmont Dev.lOC
Tonopah Mining of Nev.l
I01%J03%
77
1958
Houston Lt & Pr 3%S—iL—
Sept
Jai.
Dec
107
91
82
101
91
99% 101%
75
89%
35,000
158%
....
99% 100%
3%s..—i-1963
1945
•J♦Hungarian Ital Bk 7%?—Hygrade Food 6s A...1.4
5%
Dec
Deo ^.4%.
300
Price
Associated Eleo 4
dep rets def reg as .1
Todd
12.000
30
Jan
11
De.
43
Exports.."
25
Dec
4
500
Jan
Dec
12%
600
3%
Mar
700
101% 106%
100% 105%
Jan
114%
3 ;f
19%
98% Dec
2% May
Tobacco & Allied Stocks..'
Tobacco
Dec
250
"■2% "2%
13%
4%
1%
103
..-..1965
1950
H ♦Hamburg Electric 7s.. ....
il4Hamburg El Underground
6%
Jan
5% July
Sale
BONDS
1st & ref
2%
18%
6%
104
38,000
—
July
Deo
Friday
1st & ref
1%
17%
103
■&;
'.
.
Sept
14%
-
5%
Exchange
1st & rcf 5s.
2
j
♦6%s series C..—....... v
6 %s (Dec 11941 coupon).
1st 5s._"....
Taggart Corp com.... _.l
14,000
Sept
85%
Dec
3%
4%
1%
»
20,000
1953
July
5%
Dec
1,100
,
45
110%
25
105%
102% 103%
*
{International Power Sec—
2% Nov
46% Sept
38%
Oct
107
Feb
4
Last
Jan
97%
♦Indianapolis-Gas 5s A.
1952
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 3%b..V.\:1970
3%
5s
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..*
Amer dep rets...
14% July
10% Jan
9%
00%
2,000
105
stami>ed-...1944
Green Mountain Power
1% July
%
12%
5s cx-warr
Grocery Store Prod 68.—V—
Guantanamo & West 6s.....
8%
Jan
1% July
Dec
77
78%
119% 126
103% 106
101%
101
flO
1966
Glen Aldeu Coal 4s.--.
10% Sept
Feb
103%
99% 100
80%, 83%
96%
97%
101
1961
'.—.1954
f»Oesfruel 6s.
Jan
Aug
102
Feb
Mar
.
3%
4%
98%
69%
53%
100
22
1953
General Public Utilities 6%s A.—'.1956
♦General Rayon 6s A
1048
General Wat Wks & Elec 5s
-.1943
Georgia Power & Light 58...;
-.1978
Sept
Dec
%
10
*
106
86
3,000
3,000
108
107
1954
— —
Gary Electric & Gas—
/•
June
15
Oct
3%
4%
3%
3%
;.l
Petroleum..
L
57,000
45,000
L1953
—2i..... 1967
Gr Nor Pow 5s stpd...: j..i. W1950
Apr ■?.Y2%
Mar « 3%
Dec
6%
—
....
4
105% 111
101
vv-
-
j
Erie Llghiing 6s....'
Jan
-.
"2^666
6%
7% pf 100
Wolverine Portl Cement 10
%
;
104%
%
6%
"6%
Oct
4% Mar
9%
% -Nov V 3
13
10% Mar
:1
Inc
Products
90
122%
..1952
Empire District El os.. —
80%; 84%
89% 92%
122% 122%
104
104%
80%
.
.1956
Grand Trunk West 4s
-
Wilson-Jones Co—
Aug
%
4
800
1,400
7.
—
V. _ *1
Sunray Oil
.
3%
3'
3%
.5
.*
Co.....—1
Machinery.
Sun Ray Drug
—
:
41
%
Inc..1
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp..
Dec
7
4%
Inc..—1
Sterling Brewers
9
' Dec
2% Jan
z36
6% 1st preferred.....50
...1956
—
Jan
Jan
6
300
7,000
100% 101
1955
ElmiraWater Lt & RR 5s...—
& St Ry
10%
100
Co.—.*
Williams (R C) &
92.
—1958
...*....1944
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s...
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Sterclii Bros Stores—
122% 128%
Electric Power <fc Light 5s......—2030
.■
'"-13-
Williams Oil-O-Mat Ht.
Wisconsin P & L
13% July
5% Aug
3,000
58,000
2,000
%
■
15% June
L._'*
Coal....20
Westmoreland Inc
-.10
Common
Westmoreland
Jan
Oct
48
125% 125%
90%
92
60%
6()%
Cuban Tobacco 5V
^
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—— 1
<
»
68 % '
30
-
Statlon'y
2%
14%
20%
,
...
j
Maryland Ry—
Dec
'
95% June
-2%
Feb
2%
Dec
3%
Jan
2,900
.
Western
Sept
93
Sept
v7% Dec
Aug
v
1H
1-%
.
1*900
2%
Dec
1,000
*i«
18
.^.1954
{♦Guardiau Investors 5s.........1948
2%
Dec
10,700
>
'«6
Preferred....
5,000
13,000
10,000
107% 112%
106
102% 102%
9
;
Standard Power & Light. 1
Common class B._..._:
109%
106
1976
Continental Gas & Elec 5s
8% Sept
Dec
Nov
%
12
5.
—
500
2%
1%
"5,566
109
1969
Gen mtge 4%s.
.
Jan
11%
Dec
; %
,
•X
—
"2
Inc-.l
Lines
9%
*16%
t
Grocer com...20
14%
Standard Oil (Ohio)—
...—..1971
1st ref mtge 3s series P.
Jan
Dec
5%
;■■•.:
West Va Coal & Coke..—5
Air
99%
99%
98% 105
117
131%
Nov
Apr
/ 3
100
6%
*
Western
91
88%
Jai)
-
11
4%r: Feb
1.25
90%
77
88
1st ref mtge 2%s series Q
3%s series N
Gatlneau Power 3%s A————.'-1969
1
—
93
91%
79
5% Nov
106
4% ' Aug
83
7% 1st preferred...'.100
preferred......-101
1%
22
Jan
,%
*
-
West Texas Util $6 pref.
5% Jan
17% July
Dec
49
.
80%
Dec
7% June
100
8%
.8%
Wayne K .itti ig Mills...5
Wellington Oil Co..
1
We.itworth Mfg
79
Aug
%
■i.'
130
..:M-
Jan
3%
1%
Nov
Walker Mi
83%
Jan
1%
'%
Dec
13% May
1,800
j
—
40
'
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr (Bait)—
.1.
107%
14%
83%
30%
-
preferred.......100
Class B
Nov
July
"
14%
Dec
Dec
175
V
-
1,000
36
86% 100%
90% 101%
"July
3
Jan
•' Ahg
4,200
%
%
",15%
3% > 4%
5%
5%
....*
Western
1%
400
1%
1%
17%
■
50
"550
4%
Wagner Baking—
V t c extended
Standard Dredging Corp
i
Dec
Jan
30%
%
100
2*900
r
8%
8
17,000
•
Oct
Dec
1% Jan
5%
Jan
Sept
Jan
Oct VI
5%
Feb ; '9%
Oct
29% Sept
22% 'Dec
;
81
*
40,000
*hj
-.150 .14%- Jan
100
10%. Dec
15
7% pref. 100
Dec
1%
14
Aug
1,000
*
26%
6%
Dec
Feb
%
2,700
750
11%
10%
4%
100
3i«
Jan
7u
400
2%
Feb
5
750
1%
."■2
20
V1951
94%
102% 103
120
120
30 %
31
100%
Sept
'
11
33
•
94%
—
44,000
7
7%
93
Oct
%
2%
-
Waltt & Bond class A...*
25
11
1%
%
%
%
15%
*
.lu June
1 %
*33"*
"94
.....1952
5%S.
.....1949
Community Pr & Lt 5s.-—-1957
W
Jan
%
......1969
...
General Public Service 5h>.l
Jan
July
96%
97
Debenture 5s
Jan
Jan
'-.%
•
"
"~"x
$4 oonv preferred—...5
Jan!
1%
83%
82%
94
1,000
134,000
45,000
4,000
85
81%
82%
1,000
87
83%
Cities Service P & L 5%s
Feb
6%
V
7I0
Standard Cap & Seal com
5%
r % ■ Jan
3%
Feb
"*
■'
■
—.1
Valspar Corp com
Nov
5 %
'5
Spencer Shoe Corp...—.*
Stahl-Meyer Inc
——*
Standard Brewing Co..
preferred.2(
(KyIt-
100
1~4O6
Venezuelan Petroleum... 1
Jan
6%
165
87
84%
Florida Power & Light 5s.
Jan
1%
24%
1%
24%
—
Common... .————.1
•
""100
*32
r:
Feb
100
"5% "5%
Southern Union
$1.60 conv
Standard Oil
3,900
/ .400
15,6
""
*
%
61%
x
June
29%
Jan
.27% Aug
•. ■%"
Dec •f. 2%
Jan
1% Nov LvfixLXiDeC
~
Waco Aircraft Co
149%" July
South New
Gas.....*
Preferred A
—25
Southland Royalty Co..-5
Spalding (A G) & Bros.—1
1st preferred.—
—"
26%
26%
46%
31%
May
38
26%
26%
Dec
*ie
5,000
95%
95:
83%
1966
—......
_.
Florida Power Co 4s series C
Aug
Jan
80,000
43
,
88
July
June
43%
95
C?nv deh 5s...—1950
Banks 6s-5s stamped
Vogt Manufacturing
26%
-150
J
•
>L500
Vultee Aircraft Co—..1
5% original preferred.25
6% preferred B......25
6%% pref series 0...25
38%
95%
1927
....1952
B—..................1955
73%
69% 88%
103% 107%
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
3%
**!«
**16
com_.-l
Utility Equities com..10c
555.50 priority stock—.1
3% Jan
2% Sept
Feb
31
39
2% July
1%
2%
t..l
com_.l
13%
7% Feb
4% Sept
2%
J
2
%'■!
Dec
.
""% ""*"% ""%
Sugar......5
Utah Pow & Lt $7 pref..*
Utah Radio Products....1
Nov
%
Dec
2,000
58,000
8%
8% 230,000
32,000
99%
99
.
^♦Ercolc Marilll Elec Mfg—
Calif Edison—
Southern
Conv
Dec
%
-
7
7%
7%
99%
Cities Service 5s.
6% July
Dec
Dec V 8% June
49
-
Universal Products Co—.*
2% Sept
% June
6
Aug
1,600
2%
a*
2
South Penn
7%
Apr
.
/
H
Universal Insurance.....8
June 159%'sept
43,000
"7%
......1948
— ...
6s series
63% Sept
47
Aug
Sept
*2%
50 >'■. 6%
103H
100% 105
101
106
55,000
87%
{♦Chicago Rys 5s etfs
Cincinnati St lty 5%s A
>
29
.
'Va-IM
2
ClassB-....—......*
Jan
6%
Co—1
Southwest
%
93
Mills...*
Co
1
Coast Corp
United Wall Paper-
Jan
23%
2%
Dec
900
v
t
b:
Utah-Idaho
Ltd— ■■■■ i
reg.£l
Soss Mfg common
Dec
13
•
.
—*
pref
Universal Pictures
130
Organ...—.—.6
Sonotone
Dec
830
"T% ~T%
130
28
29
United Stores common.50c
Universal Corp v t c
19
Smith (H) Paper
Sola;r Mfg
conv
80 %
84
1954
Jan
-.575
3%
Universal Cooler class A.*
9%
Co..----—100
Solar Aircraft
1st $7
79
Central States P & L 5%S—....—1953
Mar
M
*16
50c
U 8 Stores common
Oct
101
103% 104
1964
Central States Elec 5s..
Sept
Sept
80
•i6
43
52%
'■<'
Reclaiming.
Jan
115%
8%
.1—1942
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s
Central 111 El & Gas 3%s
Cudahy Packing 3%s
Aug
108%
27%
45%
300
Jan
Dec
City G & E 7% pf 100
Skinner
U S Rubber
79%
.8.4
Canada Northern Power 5s....... 1953
Jan
5%
4,100
.7
,
Ply wood-
Si. 50 conv pref......20
U S Radiator com....... 1
Jan
62
V
500
2,900
dep rets ord
Amer
U 8
Feb
Feb
62
...*
Simmons-Boardman Pub—
$3 conv preferred...—*
Simplicity Pattern com__l
Simpson's Ltd B stocks
*
Sioux
%
Dec
6%
2%
Silex Co common
Singer Mfg Co
%
%
;
5% cum prefser AAA100
Sherwin-Williams of Can.*
Singer Mfg
Feb
100
~~4% ''~4H
common...*
Shattuck Denn Mining...5
Shawiulgan Wat & Pow..*
Sherwin-Williams com..25
Seton leather
,
*18
50
50
'
Sentry Safety Control... 1
Serrick Corp cla'S B.—I
1,000
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A..
$5 1st pref with warr_.
Selfridge
7i6
Apr
100
6,000
101
'i6; Jan
29% Mar
Dec
80
f
7%
2%
7%
2%
U S Foil Co class
U S and Int'l
Provinc'l Sts Ltd.
dep rets ord reg—.1
100% 100%
101
Nov
3%
50
4,050
43
.7%
Specialties com__l
B--.1
July
3
100%
-1954
Jan
69
'"""%"NSV
100
hi-?;'
Jan
%
Dec
Nov
Dec
38%
.25
Oct
Preferred......
*i«
1%
10,400
1,100
1%
1%
certificates...
10%
r
;
% ;■
%
3%
3%
47% 50%
Profit Sharing.25c
ha
2%
10%
102%
-1970
Debenture 5s.._..U—1958
1,400
7% June
•*16
■
June
'
70
3,700
i
7,000
..1968
Jan
Dec
•
22
%
Industries Inc—
Convertible stock.
$5.50 prior stock
Jan
*33
j-
*
,
*
-
30,000
2%s.........
123 •> Sept
2,000 :Dec
9,200 -16%
Dec
17%
Milk Products...*
$3 partlc preferred.—.
2%
8%
23^300
*82
hi
Y
United N J RR & Canal 100
Oct
41
102%
Broad River Power 5s......
/*ng
**16
'
Mar
.80
Jan
Dec
36
2%
23,100
7% preferred.—.....100
17%
Dec
153
Boston Edison
5 %S
Common class B.....
Dec
156
Jan
8%
Dec
Nov
106%
Feb
*61 Nov
%
.
$6 1st preferred.—.—
%
156""
Jan
»i6
5%.
-
800
L
*32
*64
*io
Sclby Shoe Co
Common i.
108%
Jan
*32
-1998
,
101
United Gas A Eleo Co-
Jun
6%
%
%
Segal Lock & Hardware._
Seiherllng Rubber com...
Selected
200
54,500
22
200
Inc—.—.
Seeman Bros
5%
%
*16
108% 111%
115
700
—I960
Bethlehem Steel 6s..
1'* 1
j
,
112% 113%
114% 114%
Nov
H
■>
Dec
ins
28,400
•
5%
Option warrants.
Jan
United
Securities Corp
*?S6
.
Sept
Dec
61
Aug
% June
•
•
14%
Apr
60%
United Corp warrants....
United Elastic Corp.....*
5,400
6
*32
—........
'r:5%Dec "16
600
6,700
10c
Sept
,"u
Apr
— .........
5s series C.l.
Jan
3%
1st 5s series B
Birmingham Elec 4%s
r
6%
July
15
9
Dec
,•
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Nov
-
5%. Dec
■2
9
Nov
63%
•
100
<fc part pref....*
cum
Un Clgar-Whelan Sts..
Jan
5%
June
3
.600
;
2.
"m'
1
United Lt A Pow com A.
70
6
.
17% May
Service $6 pref..*
Warrants
Dec
Mar
100
United Chemicals com...*
3%
Jan
% June
Sept
19 %. Dec
114
United Aircraft Prod
28
Nov
%
Brook-
Scranton Spring
Sculliu Steel Co
Dec
8
3~300
20%
20
20%
Nov
Jan
11%
Lace common..*
Scranton
Dec
2,400
—-—25
2%
Nov
20
400
$6 pref—..*
Water
%
600
—
1
preferred—— ..25
Scranton Elec
2
4,800
%
Schulte (D A) common
Soovlll Mfg,--
121
.2
4%
"
Un Stk Yds of Omaha.. lOu
Dec
Feb
Oct
%
1
70
2%
2%
»u
_——..*
Oil Co...-..-- —-5
Co common
*
Schlff
Jan
10
100
109
107
Sanford Mills
Savoy
Union Investment com..*
July
27,000
1%
1%
1%
100
'
Union Gas of Canada..—*
July
May
10
common..5
St Regis Paper
1% Sept
/ 1
Lawrence Corp Ltd.
$2 conv pre!..50
Class A
!"
Dec
2%
2,000
2%
4%
2%
4%
5% •
2%
.1
—
Unexcelled Mfg Co
6s stamped—...'
Mengel Co conv 4%s
-1948
........1947
176
99%
80
99%
2,000
95% 101
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
Volume 154
1719
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
iMt
BONDS
(Continued)
'■
Price
4s series
Week
Since
(
$
Jan. 1
!
Low
;-l971
Metropolitan Ed 4s E.-—
;
for
Range
of Prices
|
11,000
1st mtge 354s.
*
Middle States Pet 6 54s
...1945
Midland Valley RR5s.—,
...1943
J9854
9'154
5154
51
6114
48
7,009
10 1 54 1 0254
Milwaukee Gas -Light 4 54s...; .-.1967
1961
—
Pub Serv of Indiana4s.....
,
Public Service of New
6014
i
Minn4>&L
102 54 10254
106 J4.106 54
...1978
454s.-,
1st A ref 5s.—
...1955
„
.4.1957
Mississippi Pow & Lt 5s_
Mississippi River Power 1st 6s. ...1951
1st A ref 5sser C
10534
10554 108 54
10254 10654
...
Jan.
$
106
10654
7.000
10554 10954
2,000
104
17,000
106
for
of Prices
Week
Since
Price
%
Jan. 1
United Light & Rys (Me)—
,
6s serles A—..i
Low
.1952
116
$16
100
100
1st lien & gen 454s....1914
..1950
—
141
97
111
3,000
116
100J4
121
8354 101
51,000
98
11,090
97
102
99
97 54
99
2,000
95
lti
104
105
16,000
Deb 6s series
162
96
9854
96 54
"9654
-1950
1st A ref 454s ser D—_.
7,000
35.0(H)
99 54.
9754
98 54
High
Deb 6s series A—. j..-—1973
Utah Power & Light Co—
107
105)4 109
14154
99
141
14154
98>4
..1949
—
Week's Range
Sale
(Concluded)
1
10454 10454
10654
10454
-1969
Range
Last
BONDS
Jersey—
Puget Sound P & L 554s„
102
7,000
2,000
22,000
13,000
10354 101
11054 Ut
99 =■'' 9954
10314
j..
6% perpetual certificates j--y.
101,34- 10754
2,000
;.r
104
Since
;
.i.
—
S f deb 48-i.- ..1949
98
Range
Week
>
Price
.
.
Public Service Co of Colo—
10654 11054
for
of Prices
Low
High
J„:
,
,(Continued) J
10554 109 34
1105Vi 107
106)4 10654
...1965
G.r..i,,:*.*..;
High
bqnds
Week's Range
Sale
-■
Sales
Friday I
Last
Week'» Range
Sale
Sales
Friday
Sates
Friday
3,000
..2022
9454 10254
Va Pub Service
11214
96 %
13,000
104
.
Queens Biro Gas & Elec—
N
.•
..1945
J95
National Pow A Lt 5s B_.iJ_....2030
107
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s
1
'Nevada-California Elec 5s...1956
■
New
•'.■••••
'
•.
.u
88
89
1948
116
....
.
...
57545 5854
51.
5814 {5854
7554
J. 1948
Debenture 554»
New Orleans Public Service—
"
$106
101
10154
13,000
100
102 54
10154
10154 10154
3,000
KM)
10314
.1946
10054 10054
1,000
09
2
2>4
110854 1J054
80,000
u.„.
..4——
..
1953
14
-1951
Wash Ry & Elec 4s..
-1951
Washington Water Power 354s.
2854
1654
854
.1958
—
-1961
West Penn Elec 5s.
Safe Harbor Water 454s..
56
69 54
San
106
10954
-5654
91,000
109
83'4
83 5:
84
77,000
8254
8614
8634
8854
58,000
N Y State E & O 3*48-
•Schulte Real Est 6s.—
9754
6,000
—
111
1,000
115
i
115
V
^
Scu Carolina
11554
Southern Calif Gas 3
45
V
North American Light A Power—
102J4 10254
10354 103 54
..a....
1947
5548—,-.;——.1948
—
54
5554
107
10754
103 54
3.000
54h..j-..U--J970
27,000
(Calif)— ;,;
,104
-J2030
-1960
.1969
1st 354b series A......
10754
10554
100
52
6.0(H)
106
106
4,000
10554 10554
.140.
4054
1,000
:
61
10554 10954
101
11154
3454
4654
-.1948
73 »'4
Conv 6s (stamped).....
..1948
73 54
Delwnture 6s.
108
106
314s.
...1968
106
10,000
17,000
10610754
1st mtge 3s—
1971
;
Ohio PublioService 4s.....
.-1955
Okla Power «fc Water 5s...
104
.—1962
Okla Nat Gas 354s B
107
...1948
106
110
101
—1951
7354
113 54
106
7,000
11154
(Stamped).—".V.J——
Debenture 6s
10734
104
l0-»»4 HP34
10554 10554
5103
104
10954
106
3,000
Ogden Gas 1st 6s.........
...1945
1
..—Dec
(Hugo) Ccrp-r-.
12,000
6954
7254
7354
58.000
61
73
735i
52,000
6854
73 54
.
68
cVl7 H
17
25.000
64
1,000
61
69 54
66
66
68
68'4
67
10054
-66
7-48 2d..
-1946
2554
7-4s 3d stamped.......
C1946
13
$10
32 54
40
t9 54
Bond*
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
Low
8
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)
♦20-ye»r 7s
Apr 1946
•"
;. .*'
♦20-year 7s....Jan 1947
.
.1942
—...—
Pacific Pow <fc Ltg 5s
.1955
,
Park Lexington 3s——
101
9754
524
.1961
—————
.1977
Penn Cent L & P 414s
Bcgcta (see Mtge Bunk of
♦Cauca Valley 7s—u.,1948
2154
2254
754
Jan
28 54
Sept
Jan
28.5-4
Sept
2054
Jan
654
Apr
1154
Oct
Nov
27
22
Feb
22
20
3,000
28
Nov
654
24
123 54
Dec
97
July
May
73
May
v.:.-;,.
754
5,000
If^Cent Bk of German Sta«*
& Prov Banks 6s B-19SI
♦6s seiles A——....1952
■'w'l.
-
Danish 554s
20
25
25)4
With declaration.
^
i.
6,000
68
d
*
23
$10
.»....
-
25
Mar
5
Sept
Penn Electric 4s F—'.
.1971
5s series H——
.1962
106
106
95
♦Extl 6s stpd—...
2534
103 54 10654
107 54
101
^
11:600
.10654
10054 10654
10454 110
9,000
Lima
Lt 5s....1..
6s series A.—'—„
.1947
Penn Pub Serv 6s C
3'48..— J.—2.
101
.1961
.1970
Phlla Elec Pow 554b_—
.1962
^•Piedmont Hydro El 614s....
104
10954
3,000
104
10654 10654
510554 109
114
11454
.1972
Pbtla RapidTransit 6s...
10954
2,000
10554 110 54
10654 11054
510154 106
.196s
5# series 13
Pennsylvania Wat A Pow 3148.
'9,606
.I960
105
105
Tletz (L)—see
...
107 54
16,000
2654
10754
105
12,000 -10654 10854
t--- 11854
9954 99 >4
"9954
.1979
....
10554
$07
.2022
Texas Power,&
118
*
2]doo
12154
96
10054
Leonard
Toledo Edison 3 !4s—0——
.1952
*64"
63 5i
10654 10954
40,000
6454
6654
5854
♦issue of Oct 1927,
Dec
27
Jan
Dec
16
May
123 54
_
.
♦Mtge Bk of Chile 6s__ 1931
With
28
16
;
....
15
954
Dec
27 54
Feb
15 54
Dee
Nov
Feb
40
•
2655
II♦United El Service 7s..^♦Uuited Industrial654s..
United Elec N J 4s—
....1940
5sstamped extended-....---.—1950
598
I960
109
*5* stain ped
1
102
59154
94
9854
8654
♦1st
Potomac Edison 6s E—
10954 10154
102
4 54 b series F—
......1961
Potrero Sugar 7» stamped——
1947
570
10654 11034
108 54 11254
59854
Power Corp (Can) 4 54s B
;
11,000
.4,000
10954
195u
50
82 54
654
1954
^♦Prussian Electric 6s.,
100
69
75
.1950
Conv 6s 4th stpd—...'.J
9354 100 54
Portland Gas A Coke Co~-~
26
a
7
1154
114
9
954
J11054 112)4
.1949
.
11854
21,000
.1956
.1941
20
.1945
f 6s...
25
3054
1054
30
14
June
Sept
3,009
7u May
20*4
1514
234
8,000
*16 June
254
Oct
Jan
14)4
Nov
6)4
.■
Mar
8*4
:
:
.1975
Debenture 6 54s.....—.
.1974
1st lien & cons .»,,s-....
.1959
10054
10054
103)4
9954 101 •*
10054 10054
103 54 103 54
.1952
100
1
—
w.J
Un Lt & Rys (Led
n
No par value
1 vs..
85
66.000
25,000
88
5,000
103
10154
10854
9354 102)4
24,000
9954 100
10154
a
Deferred iiilviry sale..
Uuder-tbe rule sale
r
Ec iucereit
d
«
Oct
Oct
O Ii-ioc sale.
Cash sale.
* E{-dividend.'
>
N J sales oelu< tramacted djrtug
$ Friday's bid aid aiked price.
Bonds b:lu? tralei flat
| Reported in receivership. •
carreut week
♦
Used
Abbreviations
United Light & Power Co-
Debenture 6s
♦
Mar
4354
Dec
15
10,000
;
15
111 54
2754
Apr
42)4 June
1.000
954
154
154
;
1
Sept
Mar
9)4
3054
...
—
""154
Sept
1154
2354
—-
....
18
15
1514
Mar
22 54
—v.
'■
declaration..____L ——.2
♦Parana: (State) 7s...1958
♦Rio de Janeiro 6548-
8X 'Nov
Aug
7
§*Ulen & Co—
ile
*...1953
5♦Pomeranian Elec 6s
Jan
13
6,000
28
123 54
11354
HO
..
Feb
554
2,000
8
7X
■-•'a-iS.-.
1921
♦554s-—
^Santiago 7s.........
2954
1254
6)4
14
$11
♦Medellin 7s stamped. 1951
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s. 1947
♦issue of May 1927..._L
1
U
10254 106
Jan
27
(City) Peru—
Mtge Bk cf Denmark 5s '72
10854'
$105
.1968
Twin City Rap Tr 5548-—-
115
109
1,000
105
1956
Tide Water Power 5s
103
554
105
1960
Jan
Dec
6 54
v'i,
6)4
1953
i
Texas Elec Service 5s
Oct
7
27'
6 54
•
.....
f ♦Terul Hydro El 6548—
34J4
6)4
Jj
Dec
6
:—
e $2
::::::
10154
38
7,000
"18.666
Jan
Feb
Danzig Port & Wate
5654
10654
9854
30
10354 104
5104
105
105
J05
10354
.1979
1st 5s...,vi...4
4,000 -101
101
High
654
24
;.
„.
--V-
Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s
9954
1,000
11,000
Sales
Week's Range
Sale
Ext 5s..i.
17"
r
i
Certi/icates, of deposit.
7914
64
Last
I
Stinnes
•
9254
9254
92 54
9254
9254
74 54
•V f
*f-A;
yr.J,,- '
»
♦Starrett Corp the 6s.1950
102
10654
6954
73 54
7354
...
9254
i 7354
,..73 54
"735-4
6s gold debs......
7454
69
32,000
11.000
26.000
i 73
-1957
<
10554 109 p
10,000
73
■
1966
Standard Pow & Lh6s__—. -1957
.
59
-1944
t♦Baden 7s..........1951
Standard Gas & Electric—
O
9,000
-
10554 10954
6s
69
Friday'
106 54
5054
11,000
.
114)4 119
66
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
104
52
tl07!4 10854
11554 120
-1944
1937
{♦Ycrk Rys Co fisstpd—...
♦Stamped
—..-1947
9954 10654
109
6,000
10,000
105
JL01
16,000
*100
5
Spalding (A G) 5s....—1989
Northern lad Public Service—
,93
103
10454
5 54
110
10554 11054
10854
13,000
96
...
100
...--2022
..
8754
9654
85
:
2
108
108
■
6s unstamned—......*..t.
6s stamped...%..... 4.......
•
1st mtge 33_._v--;———-i—-1971
Southwestern Pow & Lt 6s
h'
■
84
2,000
D 04 54 106
10054 100J4
1951
Southwestern! Gas & El 35<s.—.-—1970
105 54
6454
4954
*97-54.101-
"*
107
52
7554
3,000
15,000
8754
"
20
3654
7854]
8854
8754
Southern Indiana Rys
10214 10354
-,vl,000
3,000
■
Southern Calif Edison 3s..1966
32
1956
•
Pow 5s.—V—!------1957
107 54
10654 10954
131
13854
"55""
!-7854
;875i
7854
"87 54"
114
5,000
1,000
145"
1951
_;,..1951
103
-
3,000
135;'
8
series D—a——1970
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6a
_:4 _ _ _ _ _ ^-1947 -Co-
10754 11154
111
,
t10454
10954
135
1st 454s
Southern Counties Gas
2
North Boston Ltg Prep 354s....
——
Sculltn Steel Inc 3s.'.:...
10154 10554
Nippon El Pew 6548———....1953
,*
109
109
Shawlnlgatt W A P 454^--—'--1967
1964
.2901
195a
N Y & Westchester Ltg 4s..
Debenture 5s
,
J———.1979
Joaquin ,L & P 6s B—;
.1952
51 ♦Saxon Pub Works 6s...j.......1937
8634 100
10154 102
254
107
West Penn Traction 5s_.——
6954
6954
5654
75,000
18,000
102
W
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
♦5s Income deb...—
1!*Ruhr Gas Corp 654<i—
!*Ruhr Housing 654s„...
;
♦income 6s series A..—1949
Ohio Power 1st mtge
101
.1950
f (is...
6054
11412154
5954
5954
5954
5854
.,1948
.....1964
New England Pow Assn 58,
Nor Cont'l Utll
4,000
.1946
s
Western Newspaper Union—
— —
5H» series A....
77
26
112
11454 124
87
9954
3EO66
89
<•-
1113
—,:.v,1950
New England Pow 3i4»—1961
Conv deb 5s—:
14
107
76
77
I.-.
-
England Gas & El Assn 5s. ..1947
5s
,.
,15
$11554 123
i ::
1952
R
10554 109
2,000
3,009
3,000
11054 11054
Nebraska Power 4 54s „i.—».—1981
6s series Ar:..4.....i...^4Vr;..2022
New Amsterdam Gas 5s
k
14
5♦National Pub Serv 5s ctfs...—1978
09J4 102 54
10054
10754
.
5>48series A.———t
554s A.....
1st ref 5s series B
Deb
11054
...1960
Missouri Pub Serv 5s
109
„
•
,
Abite—"cod."
'■
v
certificates
'
■
denislt;
:
of
"vt c," voting trust certificates; "w 1." when
4.;'
"cons." oiu-inllt.ited ;
"cum." cucnalatlve, "coav," convertible; *'M," m irtgafe; "n-v,"
non voting stuoa;
Issued; "w w." with
warrancj;
't w,"
without warrants.
f Trading suspended effective Dec.
Japanese bonds.
•
11
T
..
iu all Issues of German, Italian,
-'
and
/
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
ouirs
Last
Stocks
both inclusivo, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 29 to Dec. 26.
(Concluded)
Week's Range
Sale
Baltimore Stock] Exchange
of Price«
Price
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,
M
Week
High
1941
icago Stock Exchange
i
Shares
Low
High
Dec. ?9 ti Dec. 21,
Boston & Maine—
-
bith inclusive, omoiled from official sales lists
'
Friday
caies
Last
Class A 1st
//Iff/.
;'
iH
154
..100
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Shares
*
Low
-
'
High
15-4
—
Class B 1st pref std.'.lO ) 1"
Class D1 st pref stpd.100
...100
1st pref v t c
^
_
41
Consol Gas E I, A Pover.*
Ci.—.—„—100
Preferred
Dec
1.00
Sept
Boston & Providence..100
3.60
374
1.05
Jan
554
Brown^fe Durrell Co com.*
Dec
'7154
Sept
Ja«
Dec
110 54
Jan
...
113
5
105
470
"
50
1
17
10*4
Jan 5
11354
Calumet & Heclai,, i
..-8)4
15)4
i
-
5
o?4
Copper Ra ige—J-'ci*
454
,
554
354
354
Aug
Aug
3 54
Aug
3 54
Aug
3 54
Dec
"Dec
Dec
Deo
Sept
Dec
39
135
Apr
Oct
East Boston Co.;..., —10 i-y-r
Eastern Cus & Fuel Assoc—
*:
Common. ,L
H
33
854
1154
Dec
Dec
Dec
13
July
Au?
Finance Co of Am A com.5 ...J..
Houston Oil pref
Jan
934'
954
17
9
May
-11
21
21
27
27 55
80
1034
21
100
—
29
954
9*4
Class B common..—-5
59
3054
1754
170
10 >4
1554
Dec
1654
954
Dec
July
Oct
Dec
Nov
h 25
Feb
-27 "'
Aug
Acme Steel Co
54
Oct
154
Feb
4Ii
Dec
Feb
€ 7 '4
754
July
454
lc
Dec
122
554
474
831
3c
;; 125
_i
y' 74
417
43
230
j
41
24
454% prior1 pref.,..,100
6% preferred.;.—J'. 100
Oct
9c June
'lii
.
.
New Amsterdam Casualty2 .I'i'.'J-
'
M
'
23*4". 2754
Common..;
—
—
—109
IX
V4
2X
VI 254
80
1st preferred. ———.100
39c
3JC
$fo Amer Oil Co com—... 1
Northern Central Ry—,59
39(5
95
95
39
3)
Pa Water & Power com..*
250
20 c
94)4
Jan
39
Dec
35
83
June
8
Jan
Sept
1,15
Oet
10
;
2954
2054
*,
Jan
A dj
ustmen*
.100
.
Eastern SS cdin
Castings.5
Aetna Ball Bearing com—1
Allied Laboratories com..*
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co...*
Amer Pub Serv pref.-.100
Dec
354
Jan
Amer Rad & Stand com..*
Dec
58 54
Jan
Amer Tel & Tel Co cap.
2354
Dec
4154
Jan
5-4
-149
217
154
*
Economy Grocery Stores.* ."J..
Tc...*
98
Nov
Em pi Group
57
Mar
General Capital Corp....* -S-
.89"
-
-
454
10)4'
22)4
1
Nov
Assoc
•
*
2)4
Phillips Pkg 554 Vo pref.
199
Seaboard 'Comm'l com.. 10
4—i
Guar.—2
85
654
28
23
.•w
23 ;
5% pref A ex-w.',25
U S Fidelity &
5
Jan
2
90
:
Aug'
i
.
i
6)4
24.
j
■
Dec
12
Jan
Georgian Iae <Tue) A prf 20
Gillette Safety Razor Co.*
28
Dec
32 54
Oet
Hathaway
'2054
- - 9/
;
•i;'
28
Dec
29)4 Sept
"654
15
1,705
■
*,
Bonds—
41
A 5s flat
B 5s
—
_
1
-'-1975
102
-
.-:-.
—
—
Ga A Ala Ry 1st cons
42 54
51
59
109
40
Mar
.
100
47*4 Sept
56 54 8ept
Jan
,
Jan
•
6,090
11)4
1754
2,090
'1754
Dec
102 54
Dec
109
109
2,009
18 4
18 Vfij
5
1,169
1,000
33)4
•>
1154
1754
Ga Caro& Nor 1st fls. 1931
Norf & Caro 2 pf 5 % -1116
33,000
102
1154
5s '45
Sou Bound Ry 1 pf 5 7a lhl
»
:K-'
J.
1976
1975
Bait Transit Co 4s flat
•
4 099
Dec
Dec
1854
66
7
Bak class B..*
Preferredi*
40!)
3*4
1154
170
1C54
Dec
13
Sept
Cum preferred,.—;-alOO
20c
Sept
454
Oct
Jan
Belmont
10c
Mass Utll Assoclates
July
2654
MergenthaleP Linotype,
Narrag'dnsett Rac Assff'-.l "i»4j4
New Kngl Tel <fe Tel—.100
10054
1754
Dec
10254
2154
Nov
Dec
Rig' ts (w 1)
*
26)4
255
10c
700
154
'354
!5
..*•:■ ioc
Oct
July
27
••
1
yr
■
Ji
\
J1
'
v
1
\ *'
Week's
Last
-1
Sale
Range
Low
,■
Range Since Jan. 1. 1941
for
Week
of Prices'
.
Price
Pa
Stocks—1
: „'
Sales
Friday
Shares
High
Shawmut
2c
8/8
TorrlngtonCo (The).;—-*
lie
116'54
Amer Tel & Tel—..... 100
11554 12554
Bigelow San Carp pref- 109
Blrd&Son Inc..
......
Boston A Albany
■_
10554
<
Boston Elevated
10954
Nov
6
Nov
69
1054
97 X
3154
Jail
645
754
Apr
2054
20,54
Jan
354
Preferred——
—
65c
454 ;
5
100
Utah Metal A Tun Co.-. 1
Warren (d
X
preferred—....
10U
Class A 1st pref stpd. 100
For footnotes see
page
4J$
.
lx
1722.
■
154
,
154
50 3
70
1,037
■
2054
52c
Jan
154
July
414.
Dec
1054
Aug
43.0
154
Dec
354
Aug
6054
Binks
Jan
Borg Warner Corp
Dec
30
Aug
2,109
22 74
3,209
254
;
,
D> Co-
Wire com. 1
preferred-——. *
Bruce Co (E L) com.....5
Dec
1
Dec
*32
Dec
7
200
lip
787
*"5fl "Nov
Dec
294
Jan
2114
Dec
26*34
2074
Dec
3554
2)94
Aug
Apr
374
Jan
Convertible preferred..*
5Y2
50c
y*
854
Dec
2,001
4)4
Dec
59:
300
59c
Dec
355
3354
Dec
3054
78
3254
Dec
40
,
43 54
100
4*2 54'
Dec
20c
5,105
10c
7
59)4 June
Dec
46)4
11
"'854
95n
"
7854
6354
Nov
1 4 54
Dec
0554
Jan
Feb
*i«
554
Jdy
Dec
Cherry Burred Corp com.5
Chicago Corp common...1
Convertible preferred..*
1654
2054
80
June
Cities Bervlce Co com...10
254
2)4
54
10154
Dec
10554
Apr
Consolidated Oil Dorp
•
39
4
Dec
Jan
Jaa
Oct
11
Jan
21,700
1,400
54
Oct
1
Jau
27 54
Feb
3194
45
Dec
73
8
100
Jan
Juiy
Jan
2*4
Dec
1054
2,150
4194
Dec
72 54
Jan
1,409
254
Dec
6*4
July
559
854
44
94
Dec
274
502
554
2,200
2,600
Dec
20
15,590
20
1
:':'354
May
•
Dec
•v
54
2054
112 54
994
47
854
4114
Dec
Dec
1554
45
Chicago Flex Shaft com,.5
Chicago Ycl Cab cap —
Chrysler Corp common
5
he
47
Dec
92
195
45
Apr
Nov
28
1)0
23
■>4
lu
209
39
-
1754
2354
:;«if
.
7
874
21X
954
54
28)4
954
Dec
8,300
Caain Belt Co com......*
954
554
959
:
4
Mar
2,003
Jan
23
hi
154 June
10154 10454
Aug
Aug
Jan
Dec
18
954
Dec
Consolidated Biscuit com.l
674
14
5894
]'
Mar
Mar
Sept
4
Dec
54
12
52c
74 '•
54
Dec
4
340
954
6654 .Tune
.
Dec
2
..
1,650
Dec
5400
054
■;
54
6%
Dec
71
559
12 >.
Dec
31
Jau
Jan
03 J-
725
Dec
Jan
Sent
Aug
400
'340
20
18
274
19
4
-854
2074
Dec
1194
589
12
44
Anr
Dec
509
Cent States Pow & Lt pf_*
.
13)4 June
11)4
June
5
Jan
July
Jan
Aug
514 Ju le
18 54
I
254
54
*
Jan
7
1354
;
Aug
Sept
16
615
454
.*
=
609
.
'
9254
4654
Dec
Jaa
600
154
3054
Sept
7554
2 >4
100
92
Prior 1 ien
Dec
150
;
2
""454
Preferred ,L...——*
Jan
55*4
52)4
8 54
3,150
5. *16
23
Cent S W Util com
Jan
41
Dec
11*4
pref—..——*
Jan
0
Anr
750
-
10
'te
Dec
254
1454
20'4
10
!M
12 54
10
359
6054
8
*4 Aug
5 >8
Jan
1074 M ay
254
3214
599
5*4
7
!
299
,
254
Jan
•,
.
250
1154
5854
Cent 111 Secur Corp com..
200
31
>16
'•854
454
1,099
2,453
754
Dec
5854
154 June
.
Jai
Anr
1
Mar
Oct
68 54
51
X
5% cum conv ptef—v_30
Campbell Wy & Can Fdy.*
Cent 111 Pub serv 86 pref.*
25c
499
•'
2 X
Burd Piston Ring com... 1
1954 Aug
2554 June
2
140
1)>4
1154
154
"Hi
Aug
94
75)
1,300
Butler Brothers..i-10
Dec
Jan
54
Feb
Feb
Sent
374
Dec
1754
54
5 54
1154
8
Mar
'i«
29
Dec
H
354
45c June
Dec
50c
CI ass A
Jan
Dec
May
455
2
5
"
1154
,
Brown Fence &
Dec
359
28 3
'
Bonds—
71
-
Jan
22
14
Brach & Sons (E J) cap..*
320
'
Prior
Jan
7
16874
5)4
C5954
254
,554
*14""
21,
:
2,298
$00
1,13-5
•
:
94
Dec
Dec
1,930
7*4
5
Bendlx Aviation com
com..5
Feb
July
.215
74 94
3;54
11894
Com'wei lr,n Edison com.25
12/8
®32
154
20
450
254
3754
Mfg Co cap—.....-1
Bliss A Laughlin Inc com.5
Jan
20c
654'
54
1
.
Jan
Club Alum Utensil com..*
654
Jan
3694
1154
Corp..*
July
July
'
10c
5054
20)4
Feb
Dec
525
1
100
4254
-16c
Dec
1354
T
stamped.—
Jan
Dec
4054
42
1254
Boston A Maine—
Common
Dec
'2054
1,416
2254
40:4
Radio
Sept
26 54
4754
42)4
,•
Dec
4
654
Apr
8,479
.78%
48
2454
■
254
Dec
35c
70c
65/8
230
354
Dec
Dec
10,9
;.70C
16,230
2054
1354
653
,*
54
12c May
454'
10,720
1454
1874
6554
United Fruit Co...
Jan
Oct
2/54
2
154 May
1254
839
32 54,, 34
16854 May
Jan
10
75
754
Dec
100
41
100
Traveller.*
7 07
72 54
'2054
"160
Boston Edison.—.— .25
Boston Herald
v
72 54
*
11554
41
9,374
105
Feb
100 >4
2c
*i#
1354
1754
25
26
;
38
Aug
527
1
'454
Sub Elec Sec Co cirri——*
High
Jan
-525
50c
As^i T"C.,
Stone & Web&tOr
——..
""
Low
1354
PednsylVa da RR—-...50 *'1754
70c
Quincy Mining Co.;.„.25
35c
.Aviation Corp (Del),
'
1
Pacific Mills Co.::;.
Dec
"5c May
1854 May
'141
5
•
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
3
*
2,043
10054-102 54
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■
14'4
75
74*4
454
cS%
11854 159
C2654 2354
3
3'4
754
754
7*154
354
11854
2654
Berghoff Brewing Corp..1
Bethlehem Steel Corp com*
'254
13
14e
NYNH&Hartf RR. .100 ;',c 116 Ts
V2
31c
North B utte
i
2.50
'>4 30c
10c
10c
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| Boston Stock Exchange
'
495
27
"
' 5c
:
510
:'
16
26 54'
4 54>
New River Co commorL 100
Dec. 29 to Dac. 23,
10c
"25
.
vtc.i
Nov
•
Attiey Truss Wheel cap—4
Automatic Washer com 3
Mar
235
,154
Dec
21 %
Fe com.. 100
10c
3854
May
*
599
12c
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954
1
2* May
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3
10:
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11
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16c
254'
10c
'154
59
10
Associates Invest Co com.*
Atch Top & 8
Aug
Jan
3 94
19 54
Asbestos Mfg Co com..—1
3
Barlow (fe^eel'gMfg Acorn 5
Belden Mfg Co com10
21
"
;
51*4
Apr
Dec
10:
:
Dec
Dec
Aug
23.30
25)4
5774
4354
174
Sept
120
2654
Feb
259
854
Feb
247
":
40
159
2
'
,.'<16o
254
Helvetia Oil Co.".i..L:-'r-1
Lamson Corp tDfel) com—5
Maine -Central corn;..'. 100
Aro
205
50
3)4
1% June
23 54
-
-
100
Anaconda Cop Mln cap.50
Armour & Co. common..5
23.33 23.43
*
High
154
4654
Hi
*
200
554
753
7454 June
20
80
'
85
...1
Low
Shares
4*554
common.25
40
•
7% preferred...:.*.-25
I. Hit
Week
Price
Advanced Alum
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Eastern Mass 8t Ry—
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Monon W Penn P
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Dec
954
109
3554
Rime Sin** Jm
for
of Prices
Low
High
Abbott Laboratories com.*
2354
70
;
1*4
163
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Par
Stocks—
Week's Rang
Sale
'
39
Fidel A Guar Fire Corp.. 10 ...:
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riau.
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1
454
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154
154
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554
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120
40 54
967
,
954
3354
33 54
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Fidelity <L Deposit—20
12
2,603
,
1)4"
^
Boston Pers Prop Trusts..*
25c
8 74
1
v t c...
Sept
430
UVs
4054
4354
V
105
105
......
1
Eastn Sugar Assoc com vtc
1754
40o
3.15
w
Dec
33c
49c
Bait Transit Co coai v t c.*
4% pref
12
12
Arundel Corp..
184
154
154
154
154
154
154
1)4
1J4
Cias3 C pref.:... —.1J J
Week
Low
pref.
Class C 1st pref stpd. 10!)
for
of Prices
Price
Par
T
Stocks—
Week's Range
Sale
X
1
5
30
Sept
Jan
Jan
Dec
2 54
Feb
Dec
654
May
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
1720
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
•"
Par
Consumers
Week's Range
for
Pale
(Continued)
of Prices
Low
High
Price
Jan
Dec
Dec
10 k
July
Western Union Tel com
23 k
Jan
19k
Jan
4k
170
iik
200
17
Ilk
12k
12 W 13 k
225
16 k
685
10 k
80
08 k
110
14 k
16
2k
8k
6k
450
8k
80k
14 k
220
lk
586
7k
300
Ik
21k
100
Gk
lk
370
3k
640
2
9k
600
9
3k
1,700
lk
16k
12 K
2k
"8k
Curtlss-Wrlght Corp com.l
Dayton Rub Mfg com..l
Decker (All)
Colin com 10
6k
lk
20 k
20 k
3
*
Deere & Co common
c7k
"Hi
pref—
.....
Dodge M fg Corp com
*
Elec Household Utll Corp. 5
9
3
3
Walgreen Co common
255
»ec
Dec
Jan
15 k
Sent
98 k
Dec
Jan
Deo
Jan
19
Dec
Dec
10 k
Ilk
Jan
Apr
2 k
Dec
Sent
May
2 k
Sent
Feb
28 k
Dec
11
14
33 k
8 '
27 k
700
26
Dec
2k
2k
350
2
May
4
4 k
100
4k
Dec
7 k June
7k
259
5k
Feb
9k
x3%
3k
150
3 k
May
14 k
14k
109
Gen Amer Transp
30k
40 k
275
General
11
11
500
common..!
Co com.. *
3k
Gardner Denver
com...6
Candy cl A
5
500
lk
30 k
33 k
264
"30*"
20 k
30k
10,260
3 k
2k
3 k
"2 k
...10
Adv com *
*
General Outdoor
Gillette Safety Razor com
com..*
6k
6 k
GoodyearTire & Rub com *
Gossard Co (H W) com..*
Great Lakes D A D com..*
Hall Printing Co com...10
Harnlschfeger Corp com. 10
Hciloman Brewing cap-.-l
Heln-Werner Motor Parts 3
10%
10k
Goldblatt Bros Inn
Hupp Motor Car
Jan
4k
4 k
Jan
Oct
Jan
6
605
3,300
m
9
9k
450
8
200
Ok
Jan
200
7k
Dec
7k
109
20 k
50
13
13 k
70
590
8
k
3i6
1 %
k
ik
5k
1,700
.
5k
5k
"ii"
22 k
14
Dec
k
Jab
Dec
13 k
Jan
7k
500
4
Dec
100
21
Dec
29 k
Jan
1,350
14
Dec
21 k
Jan
Apr
24
14 k
2 k
250
Dec
3x6
Dec
1
k
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec I
Dec
2k
60 k
310
cBk
6k
45k
375
6k
44 k
402
42 k
Co cap— I
5k
6k
9
400
5 k
50
8k
3 k'
1,100
3H
1
c9
9
Co common.. 1
Kellogg Switchboard com. *
Ken-Rad T & L com A—.*
3%
3k
7k
150
3k
7k
Jan
Jan
14 k
64 k
Katz Drug
9k
40
12k May
*
Joy Mfg Co com—
Sent
k
Jan
17 k Mar
16 k
Jan
4.9
Sept
9 k Nov
10
k
Jan
k June
10 k
Aug
2 k
*
Interlake Iron Corp com..
Internat Harvester
Sept
8
Dec
com..*
Inland Steel Co c vp
Jan
20 k
May
7
29 k
210
lk
com...l
Dec
7
7k '
7
-v
8 k
29k
10
Illinois Cent RR com..100
IndcpPneu Tool vtc new*
Indianapolis P <fc L com..*
Indiana Steel Prod com..!
Dec
10
1%
2 k
Dec
Dec
k
10 k
10 k
Illinois Brick Co cap
Jar vis (W B),
43 k
10
Bart.lett com 25
Hordeis Inc com..
*
Houdalllc-Hcrshey cl B..*
Sept
Oct
10H
Hibb Spenc
34
Dec
7
k
8k
Jan
Dec
2k
500
6
12
2k May
7k
"s%
55 k
28 k
1,000
«k
12
1,300
63 k
3
4
90 k
Aug
July
Jan
11
9k
Dec
5k
Sent
Jan
5k
Aug
50
31
30
30
30
38 k
Dec
50 k
103
preferred
6 % preferred...
92
83 k
92
70
88k
108 k
100
3k
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
Aug
3k
Leath & Co com
3k
3k
3
Llbby McN & Llbby
Co com.*
$3k preferred
*
5k
100
4k
5,750
k
1,000
k
k
230
9
8
5
8k
Dec
Nov
3k
'ic
com.7
Lincoln Printing
7k
Jan
lk
Jan
Dec
8
Lindsay Lt & Chem-
r"w
Lion Oil Rcf Co capital...»
12 k
Marshall Field com
Martin (Glenn
L) Co com
Masonite Corp com.
McCord Rad & Mfg
10 k
Dec
19
Feb
Westnghs EI A- Mfg com.50
Wleholdt Stores Inc com..*
75
70 k
470
71
Oct
6k
50
*
91
170
2k
1,100
July
Mar
21
is
Dec
,
......
)
I
Kenitli Radio Corp com..*
Botroii Stock Exchange
Dec. 2S> both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 20 to
Last
Par
Stocks-
Week's Range
Sale
of Prices
4k
4k
20
4 k
Dec
Mach___20
17k
18
6k
15k
2k
266
16 k
Feb
6k
15k
Baldwin.
*
Chump Paper & Fiber
Cbrungold
5
"85
100
5ft
Cincinnati Telepbone---50
Cl l Tnbacco Ware.....25
CIiU io» Stock Yards..*
Crosley Corp
Cln Gas & Elec pref
5k
c3
200
)
N Y Central RRcap——'
7k
>
*
"iok
May
37
8
Dec
11
3k
Aug
Aug
5k
Dec
150
1,650
7k
23
Aug
Jan
Jan
32
Dec
14
502
19 k
Dec
32 k
k
650
3 k
Nov
8
100
6k
Nov
10
250
7k
June
Jan
10
Apr
6
May
230
150
-Feb
Sept
81k Sept
2
Dec
10
Jan
Apr
Dec
54 k
90
4k
Dec
13k
1,400
12k
Dec
16
:•!■ 8
9
300
8
Dec
13k
Oct
60
60
190
45
Jan
63
Dec
Penn RR capital——
)
3
Mnores-Cmev cl A
Pumps.
National
Potter Co (The) com...
—
-/ — -
k
23
143
....
52
-
c2 k
2k
)
——
16 k
14
Sangamo Elec Co com...
......
►
..
42 k
Dec
13
Jan
lk
Aug
Dec
3
Common
I
Aug
Dec
105
160
Jan
♦
•
so
9k
1,450
700
13k
6k
800
6
13
3k
Jan
Sept
Oct
20k
Aug
22k
9k
78 k
Jan
Dec
Jan
lk
Feb
6k
Sept
60
28 k
Mar
30 k
17
Dec
July
37
Aug
12
•
Dec
29k
Mar
1 20
93 k
Dec
100 k
Jan
125
2k
50
Dec
6
Dec
k
70
Jan
c3k ,'V4;:/!
1,250
3k
Dec
5k
Ik
300
lk
Apr
2
Mar
34k
46k
lk
Dec
k
100
5
"30"
30
30 k
923
25 k
42 k
c41
42 k
580
40
k
k
1
Jan
9k
k
9k
399
9k
Dec
13k
k
300
k
Nov
lk
4 k
3k
4k
c3k
3 k
18 k
1,000
18k
550
10k
Dec
Dec
Dec
23 k
23 k
23 k
1,850
19 k
May
w
1,650
100
110k
Daw Chemical pref
Elec Controller
*
Firestone T & R com.. 10
355
Interlake
27
Ilk
8k
3,524
20
13
-
Dec
18k
25 k
V 7
579
24 k
Dec
35k
7
Dec
14k
14k
'
4k
3k
8k
6k
39
Jan
17 k^
-—-
15k
20
2
k
Jan
2k
562
V,i
Dec
4k
June
General Motors com
10
29k
Deo
48 k
Jan
1
Gar Wood Ind corn
Standard Oil of
.29
i"
>
5
Jan
1,00
Jan
Mar
80:
Nov
k
3'|
Dec
7k
Jan
17
190
17
Doc
10k
301
10
Sept
k
Jan
25 k
165
25 k
Dec
25 k
Dec
270
7k
13 k
395
2*4
Dec
Dec
k
Jan
30c June
46c
Oct
'Mat
lk
A or
Jan
17
7 k
3
29c
32c
1,625
1
1
1
8
2 k
lk
280
-
c
US Steel
i
50c
60!)
40c
Dec
720
2 l<k
Dec
26H
lk
105
Apr
2k
Oct
17c-
18c
1,439
lk
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
1
1
1
lk
lk
ik
100
1)4
lk
lk
ik
89c
100
1
100
60c
5
401
5
900
90e
Dec
5k
909
5k
*
Ironworks
Van Darn
Nov
Vlchek Tool
7k
470
7k
Dec
12
61k
Feb
9k May
79
37k
15k
Dec
Dec
k
17
69k
28 k
*
*
Motor Products com
5
9<)C
,
61
17k
27 k
*
.37,
■v
4-..
Sept
Jan
1
2
Weinberger Drug Stores..*
White
Refining.,
Motor
.
r
I
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube*
k
Jan
9k
33
Jan
8
1,181
24 k
4k
Dee
Dec
53c
600
55c
Dec
1 k
1 %
1,613
lk June
2
Apr
Jan
30 k
180
lk
100
2
'
2k
15k
'
2,330
lk
435
;
Dec
Dec
k
Jan
3k
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
2k
k
2
Apr
15
Doc
20 H
2
Dec
4k
,2 k
2k
500
Jan
Jan
July
Sept
Jan
Jan
2 k
lk
210
1
Feb
ik
10 k
1,175
1 k
J 00
10 k
Dec
Dec
4,579
!10c
Nov
lk
Jan
797
140
40c
Dec
75c
Nov
2k
Dec
4k
Jan
Mar
92c
95c
40c
2k
2k
l»i
3k
2
950
lk
Dec
3A
3k
350
3
Dec
5
101)
.
k
7
7
7
Dec
lk
lk
850
1 k
Dec
30c
30c
9k
35c
2.350
30j
Dec
431
9k
640
2k
1
10
,9k
2k
1
1
2k
lk
205
2c
Aug
Aug
12k July
•40c
...1
—*
Universal Products com..*
Walker & Co fl
...*
Jan
13 k
5
July
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
l'i
16k
3k
Mar
Feb
2,UK)
2c
Los
lk
Jan
Nov
13c
Feb
Apr
2c
Angeles Stock Exchange
Dec. 20 to Dec. 26,
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sates
,v
Apr
Week's Range
Last
Stocks—
Price
Inc50c
Bandlnl Petroleum Co—_1
Blue Diamond Corp.—..2
Bolsa Chica Oil common. 1
1.50
1.05
2,60
2.65
1.80
1.80
1,200
1,510
50c 52 kc
2,860
5k
595
""500
5k
Calif Packing Corp com..*
5k
I'
V
10k
-
21
,
July
,
13
ian
Sept
—
Preferred
-
5)4 Aug
38
July
-
lk
Oct
Dec
12k
Mar
13 k
Dec
23 k
Jan
•'
H
:k
Mar
; 3
Mar
lk
26
49k
Oct
.',7
Jan
Dec
[29
vDec
.•
Dec
50 .12
;
k June
Equip Co.
1
al8c
Farm & Merch Nat Bk.lOO
....i
Exeter Oil Co A com.
.
—
.
Gladding McBean
10
Co—*
17k
Goodyear Tire & Rub Co.*
U
24
23k
407
90
48c
a k
Ok
a4c
87
8k
14k
32 k
33
^
20
270
Apr
July
Lockheed Aircraft Corp..I
2ik
Co.-10
— 1
"Vio
Los Angeles Invest
21 k
Jan
6% 1st preferred.....25
Pae Ligh ting Corp com... *
Pacific Pub cerv 1st pref.*
Ju£
Sept,
Republic Petrol Co com._l
5k% preferred..,....59
Richfield Oil Corp com.
*
alike a6kc
1.25
1.35
3,572
6k
lk
45c
400
35c
39c
3k
6k
4k
18
*26 k
"
L70
Nov
Jan
17k
Jau
Sec Co Units of Ben Int—
Dec
42 k
Jan
Big al Oil & Gas Co. A.*
1.75
a36
9k
May
Jan
26 k
210
10 k
Dec
lk
Apr
2
400
31c
125
700
3
24
8
2k Mar
60c Sept
70c Aug
943
3k
al5
Dec
29 k
1,000
30
7k
30c
2 k
40
Aug
Dec
Jan
20
k
Aug
Sept
17 k
6
Aug
Mar
31
Dec
5k
Dee ■Ilk
Dec
28 k
34 k
Dec
40
Dec
31c
24 k
al5k
3k
'
a42 k a42k
.
Shell Union Oil Corp....15
1.70
200
46c
2,528
1,170
3k
Safeway Stores Inc—....*
Doc
18k
a29k a29k
26k 27k
10k
10k
9k
Ryan Aeronautical Co.._l
lk
10k
18
a36
""31c
7
30c
500
''
—
Ja"
Apr
30
Apr
39c
3k
6 k
*
10
Pac Gas & Electric com.25
July
220
21k
45c
OHM & D—1
Oceanic Oil Co.
.1
Mt Diablo
48 k
29
lie
10k
20
Feb
Feb
lh» Jan
,v
12',
Pacific Clay Products
8
57 kc
-
Jan
Pac Finance Corp com..
10 k
Jau
33 k
Nov
.
Dec
Jan
k
1,400
Apr
Jan
100
Dec
k
6o
: ,500
20o
35k
7k
45o
27
a4c
8.i
22 k
9
Dec
6 k
Dec
Doc
24
100
Dec
3k May
Dec
450
337
Jan
4
11
1,900
Warrants
1
14k
,
Feb
,435
a7c
Aug
70k
Deo
1,252
33c
13
.Dec
Dec
28 k
5k
Jan
July
47k
Jan
8 k Sept
20 k Sept
7k
10k
47
.331
k
2,484
Jan
Aug
410k
1
32c
Dec
Feb
Dec
6k
10
34k
7k
47c
15c June
380
a7c
14 k
113
•
Mar
74k Sept
9k
Jan
32c
Inc..—.40c
27
856
Sept-
6
Feb
Dec
Dec
7k
Lac Chemicals
Menasco Mfg Co..
1,517
23k
Dec
ttk
4 k
Lane-Wells Co.
i... 1
Lincoln Petroleum Co.. 10c
3k
-
3 k
45c
">
Mar
Dec
68 k
15
.
Sept
6 k May
8 k, fcept
Feb
■
»45c
14 k
08 k
Dec
4k
140
25
Hupp Motor Car Corp...1
Intercoast Petrol Corp. 10c
Jan
Jan
Aug
100
6
Holly Development Co—vl
30 k
20
17
loo
k
30 k
iik
Jan
5
al8c
11
9k
556
380
29 k
Jan
Aug
105
„
Oct
Ilk
22 k
6
225
6k
4k
"ii
V Oct
15k
'
»; 9 k
Sept
Sept
July
Feb
3k May
41k
Dec
178
"29 k
24
lk
2
al8c
380
Foster & Klei er Co—.2,5)
Hancock Oil Co A com.—*
Feb
10 :Apr
625
1,127
3k
3k
004k a64k
6k
4k
:
620
5k
4k
:
Aug
Mar
6k
610
17k
———*
Douglas Aircraft Co.....*
Electrical Products Corp.4
Emsco Derr &
:
97 kc
3k
Apr
8 V Apr
-
Feb
k June
Jan
24
Dec
29
5
■
4k
Creameries of America... 1
15
812
5
Dec
Sept
17 k
401
11
43 k
41k
43
Jan
2k
3k
2k
503
90
16k al6k
10k
11
10k
10k
.—1
Chrysler Corp..—.,
5
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
lk
190
10
10
a
high
1.20 May
2k
Jau
400
2.60
Store..*
*
Broadway Depart
Jau
Low
Shares
1.50
Aircraft Accessories
Aug
High
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Week
of Prices
Sale
Par
5
Dec
3k
200
4
Jan
Sept
Jau
17 k
lk
1 %
95c
40c
2k
lk
1
Cessna Aircraft Co.
40
6k
.
I"
8
50
Dec
4,204
10 k
Jan
108
51k
6k
4*1
Aug
lk
2k
Jan
.
5
50 k
k
Mar
8
11
4
2
2
] H
...
Warner Aircraft com
1,25
Jai.
4k
15
Universal Cooler cl A....*
Class B
Sept
25 k
2
2
United Shirt Din com...*
United Specialties
June
Ik
1
...........
650
Jan
%
I
k
50c
4
■
Stearns (Fred'k) com...
T1 vol! Brewing com...... 1
—
!
k
lk
k
lk
24k
lk
River Raison Paper com..*
Scotto.i-Dillon common. 10
11
k
4
2
Dec
May
Dei
380
11
4
Rickel (H W) common...2
Udyllte—
k
11
Motor Wheel com—.—5
Ilk
25
10
35 k
35 k
Jan
Warren
•' =
5
—
26
60c
Dec
98 c
80c
80
MIcromatlc Hone cotn...l
Mid-West Abras com..50c
.
Jan
22 k
17c
43 k
lr988
;
12
8k
V.16k
16 k
4
50c
1
Michigan Silica coin
Michigan Sugar com...—
Aiir
14
lk
29 k
Feb
May
'
4k
26
com.....—*
Sept
1
21
21 k
common...10
LaSalle Wlaes com—— ..2
Dec
25
,7k
10
10
2k Sept
57c
30c
118
Hurd Lock & Mfg com...l
Kissel Drug common
Dec
700
1,100
3a
Hudson Motor Car coin
Kingston Prods com.
2
62c
63c
7k
Kresge (S S)
•
29
10
..—...*
—-
2,300
1,000
Jan
25 k
25 k
pec
;
29
8k
8k
Jan
3
34,
5
Hoover B ill & Bear c )m..l0
Hoskins Mfg common. .2 k
Ho'idallle-Hershey A....*
15
,
2
39
,
12
Jan
00c
Gen Motors Corp com..
.
Ohio—25
Sept
Nov
Jan
,5.k
lk.
29
*
Rlchman Bros—•«.
10k
Si),
GOe
Hill Lamp common.
B
2
2
; 6
:
17k
S38
12
Republic Steel com
6
cl5k
Dec
.38
,.7k
•
Patterson-Sargent.—^^—*
24k
370
lk
Central Invest Corp.-.100
2,317
2:46 k
480
335
3
ik
2k
30 k
125
i
17 k
117 k
iSlli
Jan
lk
2H
29 H
50
j-ik. Iik
'Tin
45o
2k May
100
38. >.38
;
,
•
Sept
Jan
85
17 k
•
i 1,090
Dec
k
20 k
Jan
2k
.'• V:'75
H
5
351
Apr
Sept
3
3k
Byron Jackson Co—
23 k
6 k'
6 k
23 k-
ik
Sept
Aug
25
21k
Dec
25
——
H
Feb
.10
.
Dec
Apr
Ilk
Ilk
71k
330
-
75
75
May
Dec
Ilk
36
10k -12
""75"
108
99 k
.101
Ilk
,14k
10k
*
..,iik
.7* I "ill
—*
—*
.
7
:
109
99 k 100
*
Aug
16 k
iok
23
Nov
4
July
180
Nestle LeMur A—
16 k
340
10 k
I k
3c
■
1,225
14
Jan
National Tile
Ohio OH com
18k
30(1
9c
Friday
National Acme.—
:
1,922
2
Feb
<:£
Ohio Brass B—
36 k
Apr
12 k
31k
,15,i6k
*
Dec
75
.'iik
.
19
7c
Wolverine Brewing com..l
13 k
31k
34 k
3 k
310
Mar
July
Feb
*
Cement *
Brick.....*
Murray Ohio Mfg—
*
N Y Central RR com..
Feb
116 k
Jan
Aug
k.
25
Metro Paving
5
9
Jan
16 k
950
Nineteen Hunared A
Aug
6k
65;,
280
1
National Refining new—*
Prior pref 6%.
*
Jan
Dec
3k
B
13
10
•
9k
503
1722.
8
69
>
3k
Medusa Porttand
10k
2k
81k
50 *
,9k
McKee (A B)
Dec
20
3k
Tr..*
June
Dec
..
,
Oct
27
20
Jan
Feb
Oct
Sept
33k Dec
17k
Jan
Dec
.
10 k
125
56
*
850
'111111
si
•100
29k
55
*
Lamson & Sessions
1,050
10k
3)k
94c
Dec
Dec
Jan
21
Sirhpliclty Pattern com..l
Standard Tube B com
1
Dec
25
29k
*
Jaeger Machine
18k
70 k
5?c
Dec
Union Investment com..*
at
66
110
com..*
Iron com
* """ek
42 k
k
37k
570
2
7c
10k
Tom Moore DLst com.—.1
Dec
lk
1
100
industrial Rayon
Interlake Steamship
8k
j. 441
,
•
*
17 k
;.• \73
*
25
"166"
Preferred. *.100
1 Glldden Co common
* uk
Goodrich BF...
*
Harbauer Co—
11
Dee
7
General T & R Co..
Goodyear Tire & Rubber.*
Great Lakes Towing pf 100
Dec
110k 112
......
„
6
16k
864
7
-
22k
'.500
8
25 k
General Elec com
:
68 k
page
*
*
Eaton Mfg
•5k
9
Jan
Dec
72
Ilk
17k
Union Carb & Carb cap..
For lootnotes see
2
11H
39k
5k
7k
7k
51H
8k
.
625 ;i
8k
2
26 k
33k
5k
Corp caoltal..
Jan
tent
75c
lk Sept
Dec
Slieller Mfg com.—.....
17k
71 -k
■:
100
Cliffs Corp com
-.5
Colonial Finance.
1
Comrn'l Bookbinding....*
17k
Texas
Jan
High
36
Dec
4k
48 k
Dec
Jan
Sept
Range Since Jan. 1.1941
Sept
Dec
July
9k
37 k
July
4k
Shares
V ' 6
8k
2
Cleveland Ry
Otis Steel
r>
*
29 k
15k
10k
Dec
Dec
Dec
k
July
Oct
Aug
Standard DredgeCommon
6
8k
71k
Jan
100
50
Dec
9
8k
12
16k
Jan
Dec
250
:
Jan
for
Week
High
,
25 k
Aug
2 k
12 k
100
32
3k
«
50k
200
93 k
4k
57 k
Jan
Apr
14 k
15k
-
Dec
Dec
k
350
50
""4"
2k
41k May
100
lk
10k
••
July
July
9k
40
of Prices
12
City Ice & Fuel..
*
Cl Builders Realty. — -*
Glove Cliffs Iron pref— — *
Kelly Island Lime &
k
6k
.43 k
k
987
Low
Jan
Dec
Dec
30
Jan
Feb
Dec
713
Price
Par
Dec
9k
51k
142 k
13
IIIII*
Ilk
Aug
90
93 k
*
28k
1,135
32
—
Sou Bena Lathe Wks ca
S'west Lt <fc Powpref...
20
3,160
4
)
*
k
Ilk
1,470
l
5
Sales
Mar
52
Jan
15
100
8,815
Week's Range
.15
?
6
50 k
8k
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Brewing Corp of Amer.
k June
950
30
50k
29k
30
17 k
;
200
"
Sept
20
ik
30 k
42 k
h
""e"
Jan
455
16 k
July
61k
Dec
4
2k
Deo
147
10 k
8k
9k
9k
"ik
Virway Electric pref—.100
Viner Coacli & Body.—-5
8
2,000
Die
4
3
Michigan Die Casting
8k
Stocks—
Dec
Jan
2
Jan
1,905
3
33 k
5k
5
Jan
49 k
6
2 k
Nov
k
315
4
July
Fk
10k
cl6k
13k
833
Last
Sale
Sept
k
k
k
51k
1
Dec
140
Nov
Feb
Mar
91c June
330
1
Mar
(10c
2k
525
18k
18k
— — —
Granam-Paige common—1
Grand Valley Brew com..l
June
175
375
1
k
3k
Goebel Brewing com
H
ik
3
1
9
Jan
908
1
9k July
415 June
3 k
.Jan
4
49k
Ik Sept
Dec
Dec
9
Oct
12
20
Jan
5k
3
3.1.1
.
16k
Dec
l
76c
2,240
70c
ClevNavcom....10
Detroit Edison com
100
Detroit-Mich ,-tovc com —1
Detroit Paper Prod com.. 1
Detroit Steel Prod com..10
fr'ederal Mogul common.
Federal Motor Truck com *
Fraukeninuth Brow com.l
30
Dec
Jau
2,375
Det&
45
D3C
V
3
lk
Nov
1
24
lk
2
JV1
fune
Jan
Dec
k
0 k
1
*
Dec
Ilk
Jan
6
lk
1
July
29 k
Oct
20c
Dec
3
6k
le
24 k
52
Friday
27
49 k
...—
lk
)
5
Jvv
lk
Feb
Ju
Nov
3k
14 k
492
15
High
9k
Jan
McClanahan Oil coin
*
Motors-i: 10
Dec. 20 to Dec. 25,
54
143
143
4k
925
1,48!)
Peninsular Mtl Prod com.l
25k
57 k
clOk
57k
Preferred
Jan
ho
35 k
5
Timken Roller Bearing
Jan
Dec
500
29
9 k
2k
City Ice
Columbia Gas
Dec
lk
23
Dec
2k
35k
50
10
llnlisted-^ v; ■
Amer Rolling Mill......25
17 k
Feb
6k
.
19k
k
95
4
4
--
Wurlltzer
17 k
3k
6k
lk
C21k
Mar
■465
49k
50k
Preferred...
36 k
100
k
23
217
1
1
10
-
Ranid
330
4
lk
»
Dec
43
9k
3
2k
—-*
—
Preferred
PAG
400
18
4
16
k.
"3
Mcte.>r__
645
18 k
44k
17 k
4
Poor & Co class B.
Jan
116
9k
Mmlscbewltz
k
17k
18
Deo
6k
740
1
1
Oct
5
26k
14k
20
Leonard....
Dec
l16
43 k
—
29 k
25k
-.12
100
—
A—
Kroger
»u
100
lie
17k
.
*
k
26 k
1
preferred.
preferred—v
7
16
k
5k
14k
30
k
Ja v
July
Feb
8k
10k
252
5k
Mar
6
14k
45k
20
—
Crowley Milner coin
Consumers Steel com
5k
5c
6
Continental Motors com.l
Jan
Dec
20
20
.
Oct
99
Feb
30
19
18
>
Peoples G L & Coke cap
Perfect Circle (The) Co.
5
42 k
16
:
170
:
6k
fik
Gibson Art
5k
107
Dec
Jan
6 k'
16
Jan
14
13 k
lie
7
4%
5
Faultless Rubber...
850
k
)
*
346
'
125
14
2k
cl3k
110
6k
Aug
Mar
4k r':''"5!v:
CIII*1
4k
7
6
7
Feb
Oct
55 k
k
2k
12
7
ok
M
Aug
Feb
0c
3k
14 k
Burroughs Add Mach
*
C iamb Mil We vt iercom.5
Aug
3
.July
74 k-
5c
Briggs Mfg ointnoa—14k
Brown McLaren com—..1
5
Doc
Jilr
7
Hatfield
k
2k
60
42
Sept
10 k
7k
55
Omnibus Corp com..—
35
k
10 k
10 k
55 k
Jan
Ok
7k
»
Feb
10
4
4k
6k
10 k
)
Deo
lk
39k
1,025
7k
20 k
c7k
4k
28 k
5
150
85
171
1,577
4k
75
4k
7k
Jan
Dec
24 k
20
20
Noblitt-Sparks Ind ca
North Amer Car com.
6k
3
4
23
23
Sept
Aug
lk June
3,350
8k
3k
July
Dec
k
24 k
8k
Sept
100
Feb
Jan
Apr
Aug
Dec
Dec
22 k
600
35
35
""8k
3k
1,950
3k
May
22 k
1
Eaile-Picher
——-10
Formica Insulation....
Dow Drug d refer red...
k
100
W
8k
Dec
Dec
Jan
Dec
2 k
LotO
100
3 k
5c
3k
Murray Corp com
10
Packard Motor Car com..*
17 k
k
25
3k
k
Jan
Apr
Dec
Dec
k
k
200
22 k
%
"25"
Apr
3
20 k
22 k
22 k
Modlne Mfg com..
17 k
k
100
k
6 k
Apr
3
400
4
Dec
15k
86 k
*
Crystal Tissue.
6k
50
175
219
4k
74k
4 k
"4 k
Sept
151
2
85
4k
Cincinnati Street
7k May
23 k
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Shares
7
7
com...5
Auto City Brew com
1
Baldwin Rubber com—.1
July
Jan
7
k
2k
2
2k
— —
Cln Ball Crank.
Part
High
Industries.-..,*
\mer Laundry
Prior
Price
Apr
2k
Oct
4
Low
Shares
for
Week
Atlas Drop Forge
Aluminum
Iiobart
Pa1
Stocks—
of Prices
Low
High
4k
Jan
Dec
9
Dec
Dec
H
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Week's Range
Sale
Prudential Invest com... 1
3k
4
/.
Last
for
Week
High
Low
Price
Sales
Friday
Sales
Friday
Sept
Jan
July
2k
500
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec. 20 to Dec. 2*5,
28k
19
3k
k
Aug
32 k
950
H
ftk
Anr
Apr
100
k
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Jan
15 k
15k
Dec
13,450
k
5 k
Dec
k
3k
8k
Dec
Dee
>
20 k
3k
8k
Jan
4%
3k
100
8k
8
DETROIT
Jan
..*
3
9
10 k
1,300
k
e
Parker-Wolverine com...*
3k
9
2 k
250
8k
2
•
Aug
5
79 k
Parke Davis com
3k
9
100
Uk
cap...5
:
Sept
3
—
Dec
Ford Building
Sept
3k
......
Dec
59 k
6k
Dec
2k
571
Coach cl B—1
Mickelberry's Food Prod
Common
4 k
650
Chicago Stock Exchange
Mar
17 k
20
12
4,200
2k
53 k
4k
2k
.
...
k
Dec
165
2k
3
Feb
Dec
22 k
11
Jan
Sept
New York Curb Associate
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
Feb
iik
c21k
3
4k
1
;
New York Stock Exchange
Oct
93
2k
cllk
2
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co cap .*
Yellow Tr
150
May
159 k
4k
Wisconsin Bankshs com..*
Yates-Amer Mach
90
■ilk
!
Feb
5k
50
91
lk
com.*
Woodall Indust com
Members
Mar
18k
31 k
104k
8k
May
11
95
6k
,
,
k
840
k
pref
May
lk
200
23
24
13k
lk
A..*
Merch & M1 rs Keo A com.
400
259
Williams Oll-O-Mat
WATLING, Lerchen & Co.
Jan
July
■
11 k
Cum prior
Jan
lk
4k
1%
25
12 k
59
70 k
130
13k
16 k
3k
10k
14k
k
26 k
....
9
ik
ih
Loudon Packing com...
June
11
200
9
14
Liquid Carbonic com...
20
11
11
Dec
24 k
General
Preferred—
15k
10 k
U SPrinting..
Dec
5k
4k
10
Le Roi Co com
432
23 k
July
9 k
May
7
Jan
9k
56 k
Kentucky Util—
Jr cumul
18k
10k
1
Jan
42
7
7
Mar
100
Jan
33 k
25
Dec
k
18
Sept
Oct
Feb
600
3
105 k
Jan
19
Dec
25
4,055
lk
c25
lk
47 k
45
700
Feb
-
5
Aug
39 k
Dec
9k May
20 k
25 k
General Finance
3
14 k
lk
com..*
Corp coml
Foods common..*
General Electric Co
Gen Motors Corp com
k
Dec
2,500
lk
lk
4k Sept
20 k
2k
7
High
Jan
26 k
15
1
fritz Simons & Con D & D—
Common.
*
Four-Wheel Drive Auto. 10
Elgin Nat Watch Co
Eversharp Inc com
4
Low
Jan
Dec
Dec
19 k
k
51k
50 k
-
-
[941
Range Since Jan. 1,
•
Shares
.
113 k 114 k
51
:,
for
Week
of Prices
High
Low
1
*
Wayne Pump Co capital..
16 k
7% cumul pref100
Cunnlngliam UrStores-2k
Curtis Lighting com...2 k
General
*
preferred... 100
cum
6k
Ilk
4k
iik
4k
7%
Utah Radio Prod com
2k
170
of Amer—-
Common.—......---20
Continental Steelcom.—-*
Crane Co common
2o
Cudaliy Pack com
30
Fuller Mfg Co
Par
(Concluded)
Stocks
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Teb
lk
k
80
lk
H
4k
lk
H
.
De Mets Inc
Last
Price
Sale
High
Low
Shares
Week's Range
'
••
U S Steel common
Common class A.>...10
Common class B ———*
Vot tr ctfs part pf stas.50
Container Corp
''1
Week
(
Co—
••
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
Last
Stocks
Sales
Friday
Sales
Friday
17k
3
Jan
40 k
Feb
12 k
Nov
May
June
1.10
6
43k
Aug
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Sept
J'Hv
Aug
July
Sept
Aug
24 k
100
24k
Dec
38
al0k
228
10k
Feb
15
Oct
100
24
Dec
30 k
Aug
24
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
Volume 154
1721
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
sales
Friday
Last
Week's Range
Sale
Stocks (Concluded)
Par
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Z*
of Prices
Low
Price
Dec. 20 to Dec. 28,
Solsr a lrcraft Co
1
2V
So Calif Edison Co Ltd-25
17 H
0% preferred B
25
5k % preferred C—.25
Sou Calif Gas 6% p-ef A.25
27 H
27k
Southern Pacific Co.....*
"m
Standard Oil Co of Calif.*
20 k
Taylor Milling Corp.....*
10k
25k
25k
4,253
10
4
0
6
900
fiV
Dec
5k
Jan
Sept
Dec
4
•
Aug
Nov
Ilk
Dec
Dec
6k
6k
Feb
12 k
Jan
14k
25
8k May
4,336
4,532
13 k
Jan
Mar
16
9
Jan
Jan
9
OH
280
6 k
Dec
7k
7k
9,410
4 k
Apr
Ilk Sept
8
8
210
Apr
11" k
40
4k
0
Mar
0 k
Nov
100
lk
Apr
2k
Jan
"~i%
1
Weber Shwc & Fix 1st of..*
a5k
Wellington Oil Co of Dei.l
«5k
2
2
Sept
Alaska Juneau G M Co. 10
Jan
lk
Ik
100
lk
Dec
5
5e
Oc
3,000
5c
Jan
10c
Cardinal Gold Mining Co.l
2c
2c
Nov
lc
lc
3,600
2,000
2c
Zenda Gold Min Co.....l
lc
Dec
B1 Mammoth C >ns Ml vlOc
Oc
.
Mar
Am
Smelting Ref Co.....*
Ainer Tel & Tel Co
a40
11!)
119
122
a2W*
a3
fi26 k «2S k
a2k a 3
100
5
Atchison Top & San Fe 100
v t
26 k
3k
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Aviation Corp (Ti.e) (Del)8
cl3
Barnsdall Oil Co
al3
.5
Jan
Mar
Steel Corp...*
Borg-Warner Corp.;..._5
Canadian Pac Ry Ci...25
Caterpillar Tractor Co
*
3
July
Jan
5k
30k May
Jan
18k
Apr
29 k
Dec
3k
300
158
Feb
■
018
2H
Apr
4k
Jan
30
■
k
13 k
Dec
18k
Jan
13
a8
k
310
8k
Dec
59 k
59 k
519
57 k
Nov
51
10 k
Apr
Dec
Sept
10
83k
20 k
Jan
Oct
3 '4
36 k
3 k
1,000
3 k
30 k
208
36k
a2k
a2k
51
ik
520
k
2k
2,225
k
Dec
500
2k
Dec
4
Jan
Aug
k a23k
8k
8k
a'i k
Columbia G & E Corp. ..*
Commonw'th & Southern. *
37
17 k
Feb
20
k
214
a 23
Curtlss-Wrlght Corp.—.1
Llec Power & Ugm Corp.*
H!4
flui«
*
46 k
Dec
*4k""jan
k
Feb
10 k
4 k
34 k
5
Ilk
20 k
23 k
Feb
Dec
k
3k
108
1
H
29
34 k
145
31k
Dec
Aug
Oct
39
34k
065
30k
Feb
37 k
a9 k
al»k
Motitg Ward & Co Inc...*
25)4
25k
N Y Central RR Co.....*
a7'A
a
North
American
Co
"i>%
....♦
Pure OH
Co....
fllOH
aim
51
Southern Rail May Co ....*•
Standard Brands, Inc
*
Feb
9,k
July
lk
Dec
3k
Aug
a
18 k
137
20 k
Dec
25
6
8 k
Jan
11 k
Dec
2k
Dec
4k
Jan
155
16k
May
15k
Dec
22k
51
Dec
72 k
a
12 %
320
8
Dec
10k
15k
75
14
July
Jan
110
913
8 k
a
Dec
15k
51k
18k
4
1,010
42
391
04
k
03 k
20
90
3k
1 k
109
lk
k n23k
01
42 k
204
k
Ilk
lu
Feb
424
2k
a
Dec
! K
42
Texas Corporation (The) 26
3k
"
Apr
July
July
Jan
Dec
5k
0k
Jan
40 k
l)ec
Apr
34
7k
Aug
Dec
Dec
8k
1 k
Jan
Nov
"ec
23 k
Jan
20k
37
45k
Dec
Dec
Ilk,
Dec
ilk
125
9k
a'i 8 k a/Ok
«9k alt)
25/
04 k
fljk
Union Carbide & Carbon.*
k
985
k
Get
lk
Jan
15 k
nl5k «15k
100
21k
Feb
28k
Sept
a70k
I Joes Transport .5
(Del). *
U S Rubber Co..
13 k
14
Swift & Co............25
Air
Jan
0 k
10 k
alk
a3 k
Corp..
_i
Superior Oil Corp (Del).. 1
United Corp (The)
17k
190
048
a 23
41k
Studebakcr
Un
Jau
125
8k
«15k
3k
41k
4
Standard Oil Co (N J)..25
Stone & Webster Inc.-.-*
17k
472
-51
Socony-Vacuum oil Co. 15
>...
Ilk
2
k
a 16 k
a 12 k
ain%
*
Tide Water Assoc oil C
Jan
8
2
Scahoard Oil Co oi Del--.*
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Oct,
Jan
15
9k
alk «10k
Radio Corp of America-.*
Republic Steel Corp.....*
13k
39
lk
13k
al/k
'al7H
»
Oct
Dec
Dec
Dec
k
7 k
135
8
114
L tares inc-.l
Pennsylvania RIt Co...50
13 k
397
265
9k
'
Packard Motor Car Co... *
i
July
Nov
2
72
25 k
<i~iy%
ii k
7
Ilk
*
Onlo Oil Co
W
10
a
U 8 Steel Corp
*
Warner Bros Futures Inc.5
50 k
Westlnghouse El & Mfg.50
76*
Ma*
Feb
10
00
78
Dec
k' July
14 k
50 k
51
a
114
75
2k
Dec
Feb
76
70 k
440
74 k
Nov
77 k
alk
alk
90
Nov
08 k
alH
Willys Oveiland Ai.otors.-l
55c
10
0
lk
10k
11,328
1
10
100
12
010
9
850
lk
100
lk
1 k
751
47 k
lk
Jan
Dec
0
Nov
2k
May
Aug
k
Lone Star Gas.-........*
330
14 k
371
13 k
90
Dec
59
,6 k
4 k
6k
4k
1.069
6k
3,255
4 k
1,495
30c
29 k
Pittsburgh Brew pref...
Pittsburgh Coal Co com 100
24
29 k
3 k
29 k
3
104
k
29
35
815
300
201
Friday
Week's
Range
I OS
710
15c
100
1
*
Ijow
A merlcan Tel & Tel....
814
Bankers Sec Corp
pref.. .50
Budd (E G) Mfg Co—
Budd Wheel Co.—
.
-
»
2k
.4
Chrysler Corp
*
Curtis Pub Co com
-•
*
Prior preferred...
-V.
6
Low
*
Nat'l Power A
..60
Light
Phila
1
2k
50
Pennsylvania RRPenna Salt Mfg
2k
2k
17k
*
Pennroad Corp vtc
17 k
...50
«
Salt Dome Oil Corp
Scott Paper....
-
«
8
60
1
*
Sun Oil
111
Preferred
.
(
Gas
33 k
59k
hit
10c
1
8
July
July
10
34 k
Feb
Dec
34k
Sept
28 k
112 k
Dec
:48k
Jan
30
Dec
1,872
2k
148
lk
22
280
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
Feb
Jan
10e
200
16 k
16 k
75k
,76k
.
2
..
h'rtaa
Price
07
2 k
254
Brown Shoe common
17k
Sept
Dec.
lk
Dr Pepper com....
*
Ely & Wlaker D Gds com25
Emerson Electric com
4
Hussmann-Ligonier
coin.*
Huttlg S & I) com...
8 k
19
«
Johnson Shoe com
1
Johnson-S-S Shoe com...*
Laclede Steel
com
ae com...
525
29 k
17%
310
17
7k
9
50
1!)
Scruggs-V B Inc
185
4
Sterling Alum
common... 1
Stix Baer & Fuller com.. 10
15
Feb
21k
Nov
Apr
6 k
June
k
Dec
50
7 k
May
25
31k
10
20
27
1
~2(V~
1
"iik
7k
Par
50c
Assoc Ins Fund Inc
10
Bank of Calif N A
80
BisuopOilCo
Calif Packing Corp com..*
Mar
Cnrysler Corp com
Apr
Apr
185 k
Sept
118
5
201
Dec
Dec
100 k
Dec
*
Jan
lk
30k
10k
117k
107k 107k 824,000
107 k
Dec
112k
1st preferred
Par
Stocks
Week's Range
of Prices
Price
Low
High
*
6% cum pref.------.100
Aluminium Ltd
-...—- -
60c
65c
600
55c
Feb
1.15
«
6k
275
4
Feb
95
Oct
9k
115
*
Beauharnols Pow Oorp. ..*
Brit Amer Oil Co Ltd*
107
*,9k
—
5
Canada & Dom Sug Co... *
For footnotes see
page
9k
l«k
100
Calgary Pow 0% cum pf 100
Can Bud Breweries Ltd--*
20 k
1722.
108
9k
2<>0
131
6k
Mar
11
5
20 k
20
685
J tlv
19k
4
Dec
27
k
29 k
26 k
20 k
27
26 k
90
27 k
20 k
97
Ser com.......*
29
Dec
365
26 k
20 k
Dec
Dec
96
Dec
3,322
88
2k
100
10 k
10 k
1,015
94 k
94
98 k
577
100
.
k
147
2
10 k
94k
Dec
Jan
39k
107k
4 k
Feb
Jan
!
Jau
Jan
18)4
Dec
126
Dec
163 k
Aug
Jan
Jan
10
1,253
19 k
Dec
37k
10
10k
Dec
35
»
21k
20k
22
10k
10k
10 k
Plg'11 Whistle pref.......*
1.15
1.15
1.15
3k
147
35
3k
243
—
Dec
Jan
Jan
31k
147
Pesoi.
com—
28k
34k
Dec
lok
Pacific Tel & Tel corn.. 100
5k Aug
2.10 fcept
Mar
k
972
97
2
17
100
.
.25
com..
1
Rheem Manufacturing Co 1
Richfield Oil Corp com...*
Roos Bros
1
com
Preferred series A...100
Ilk
14
Dec
May
5k
155
July
De
Dec
5
Dec
200
8
Dec
400
00c
00c
Dec
Low
High
1.55
1.55
1.70
700
5c
1.000
2,025
3k
7k
4
7
4
5k
"95"
95
450
0
97
2,527
230
5k
12
Dec
Nov
Jan
1.55
Jan
8k
Jan
11
U
ion Sugar
com mo n.
..25
Universal Consol OIL... 10
Vega Airplane Co
Victor
20
OOe
90
4
....
10k
6
Sept
Western Dept Stores
256 k
2.30
7k
ser
10c
Feb
9k
Jan
Dec
5k
July
July
113
8k
250
1.15
9k
4k
229
7k
300
2k
Apr
Apr
Dec
14
1.10
1.10
125
1.10
Mar
2
55
Am
*
Rad & Stand San
Jan
May
Sept
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Domlnguez Oil Co
7
38k
31c
9 k
Dec
15b
Jan
Dec
50 k
July
24
307
45
Jan
38k
Dec
Jan
30 k
July
1.60
Oct
a2 k
c2k
a2k
150
2k
Dec
5k
12
12 k
5k
615
Dec
23 k
July
Jan
658
8k
8k
120
26 k
28 k
150
5
k
4
20
21
Jan
Jan
Ilk
Ilk
215
17 k
Jan
1.15
1.15
17 k
2.60
Oct
3k
Jan
1.15
lk
18k
2k
Packard Motor Co com..*
50
Sept
84 k
273
SO
Dec
So Calif Ed Ltd com
25
94
Jan
Oct
Standard Brands Inc
*
1.50
200
1.25
Dec
Aug
Dec
Studebaker Corp com.... 1
United Aircraft Corp cap 5
400
1.90
Dec
"3
Jan
5k
975
3 k
Jan
Oct
300
6
Dec
U S Petroleum Co
9
Jan
100
75c
Dec
75c
••
27 k
Mar
1.30
Jan
Low
Yigh
Shares
Low
High
55
22
Feb
70c
Feb
1.60
28 k
Sept
Dee
*
170
170
27
150
June
207
Jan
*
3
3
98
2
Feb
5
Oct
7
7
25
9
Mar
9
Mar
2k
4 k
Sent
29 k
Jan
2k
3 k
70c
70c
4
4
4
4
4
3 k
3
July
Ford Motor of Can A—*
15k
Jan
FYaser Cos voting trust... *
B..
Fleet Aircraft Ltd.
Jac
8
Dec
Oct
6 k
Jan
10
Aug
190
4k
Jan
1,790
Nov
Dec
Dec
7
16 k
28
Jan
710
k
300
k
1.00
1.00
1.00
Jan
49 k
Dec
70k
6c
1,925
1,246
1,030
5o
Dec
60c
70c
2,133
5
5
4
57
110
34k
34k
Westates Pet com
1
51
5c
Pacific
Apr
4k
21
100
a3k
50k
Western
25k
5k
a42k
»
60c
1
Preferred--
200
5
k
pref. .100
140
10
k
3k
35
Apr
3k
Dec
Dec
29
Nov
60 j
Dec
5
Dec
200
k
Feb
I60 July
1.40 July
7
June
k
Nov
Nov
Sales
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
100
200
650
3
1.50.
Feb
2k May
26
1.00
Dec
100
2k
Aug
July
150
2k
June
210
3
1.00
5 k
5
k
15k
3k
16 k
1,705
15
Jan
12 k
17k
12 k
25
7
Feb
14
Dec
5k
Nov
Aug
Jan
Aug
Last
Stocks
(Continued)
Par
Internat Paint (Can) A..
*
TFeeAi's Range
for
Sale
205
26
2k
5k
12k
50
h
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
1.00
3k
17 k
516
Friday
for
Week
28 k
2k
347
2k
5k
12 k
Jan
Listed and Unlisted
28 k
26
18k
Dec
Dec
Dec
Deo
Dec
Jan
6k
46k Deo
8k
Jan
42 k Sept
lk
Jan
1.35 July
3k
US Steel com
West Coast Life Insur
Mar
a3k
a41
a42
1
sales
Week's Range
of Prices
Candn Indus LtdB
Dom Ollcl & Li lol'.iem Ltd*
17 k
3k
Dec
Dec
1.15
10k
lk
2
18
17
United Corp of Del.....
10
6
1.00
28 k
5k
Standard Oil Co of N J. .25
2.05
75c
*
pf—*
Shasta Water Co com...
9k
180
380
Jan
8
8
Schumach Wall Bd com.*
Apr
6
Price
5k
12 k
50
5k
Foster & Kleiser com...2 k
Par
Santa Cruz Ptld com
1.55
330
10
6k
117k Sept
Jan
3k
15k
Feb
Dec
60
2.50
Dec
Dec
Dec
21
800
k
39 k
Dec
12
20
7c
Jan
Oct
Sept
39
July
22 k Sept
29 k
Oct
15c July
3
Dec
3
96 k
31k
20
7c
Jan
Mar
2,030
10
238
6 k
28k
Dec
Feb
Jan
Jan
76c
5
1.80
200
101
25c
3
Aug
34k
1.70
1,876
98
23 k
Sept
4k
1.70
50
"99""
k
10 k
34 k
100
22
6k May
Deo
Dec
Dec
Dec
Deo
Jan
7
26k
Dec
Pennsylvania RR
Aug
1,000
930
Dec
5
Oct
25k
Nov
10
k
12
925
19 k
12
Jan
lc
Oct
25k
North Amer Co com
12
12 k
Oct
25k
Pac Portl Cement com.. 10
Dec
Dec
lc
75c
25k
Jan
14 k
9
?
50
180
Montgomery Ward & Co.*
Mountain City Copper..5c
North Amer Aviation cap.l
490
430
680
Dec
Jan
15 k
9k
ale
2.00
Feb
15
Jan
10
22
i5k
Aug
1.35
2.00
22
Emporium Capwell com..*
38k
Dec
2.00
71
k
21k
Dec
25.t
1.00
Riverside Cement Co A..*
1.90
159
4,992
ale
Radio Corp of America... *
""5k
9k
Jan
38 k
35c
2.00
Jan
*
28c
Apr
com.. *
Jan
Dcernbecher Mfg Co—*
38 k
5
2k
36 k
305
42 k
20
July
20
Dec
Jan
Jan
31k
34k
Pec
6
3.00
Jan
20
Nov
65
Deo
1.00
Kenn Copper Corp com..*
15k
15
Aug
1.30
19 k'
100
Dec
30
14
6k
100
Dec
28 k
100
Dec
3
July
429
1 k
Dec
Preferred
160
Jan
Jan
k
1.30
1.30
3k
Dec
3k
3k
7k
a25k a26k
a3k a3k
23 k
Dec
1.50
29
Dee
309
Dec
84
168
Feb
3k
327
Ilk
1.50
Dec
22
lk
34 k
20
*
120
445
24 k
24
-.10
780
1,605
26 k
lk
180
Common...
4
120
24 k
100
Preferred
Sept
*
2.00
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp—
Nov
9k
*
com
Ilk
3k
11
Jan
2.60
Jn
Intl Nickel Co (Can)
20 k
3k
300
Jan
k
5
Int Tel & Tel Co
Ilk
10k
Jan
Mar
22
75
20 k
10k
Jan
15k
28k
21k
200
100
41k
30 k.
4
Jan
Sept
5
20
3 k
4
55
3j
9
Ilk
20
a30c
Dec
36 k
Jan
Nov
30 k
3k
Monolith Port Cem
747
Dec
1.60
130
a30c
Sept
1,420
256 k
122
1
24k
36 k
5
2.30
Honokaa Sugar Co
..20
Idaho Mary Mines Oorp.l
Marine Bancorporation..*
36 k
Doc
May
,14 k
ale
Matson Navigation Co... *
M J & M & M Cons
1
Oct
Nov
16 k
Holly Oil Co
Dec
3c
Ilk
60
25k
Sept
Sept
52
Dec
25k
8
50
Dec
6
5k
*
40 k
16 k
60 7
Jan
2.55
General Electric Co
Jan
1,598
8
9
July
30
Electric Bond & Share Co.5
Dec
Dec
;
Dec
12k
7k
2.30
3
3
1.30
«26 k
1
*
5
55
Jan
1.00
Preferred
34 k
Feb
Dec
4
500
256 k 258 k
3 k
Calif Pac Trad Corp com.*
60
17 k
2.00
Blair & Co Inc capital
1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan 2 k
130
3c
36 k
Anglo Nat Corp A com...*
Argonaut Mining Co
5
Atch Top & Santa Fo.. 100
Aviation Corp of Del.....3
Bendlx Aviation Corp..—5
100
33
18
000
17 k
26
6
35k
50
16k
1 75
Ilk
Oct
Jan
2,004
1,645
1,740
Dec
5k
85
10
Dee
100
12
120
55
6
34k
16 k
Oct
30 k
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
2.55 Sept
1.25
Jan
14 k
39
—
Cities Service Co com... 10
Cons Edison Co of N Y..*
June
9 k
34 k
Jan
3!)
1 5'*
.........6.1
Unlisted
Ok
7k
.3
17 k
coin *
Series 2
6
12
7% prefer-ed.. —...25
Yel Checker Cab Co
12 k
3
Co 20
Wells l argo Bk & U T_ 100
13 k
10 k
Anaconda Copper Min..50
High
2k
23 k
Dec
8k
28 k
13,705
12 k
7k
.....5
Walalua Agricultural
70
.
lk
1
Equip Co com
Preferred.
5k
.....
Super Mold Corp cap... 10
Thomas Allec Corp A..*..
Oct
1.60
1.25
2k
Dec
30
Sept
14k
Dec
Dec
Jan
16
Oct
95
2k
13k
Jan
83
3k
5k
Sept
355
Nov
Jw
7
6
3k
Nov
OS
1.05 May
lo Dec
Apr
May
3k
93k
5k
JaD
1
108 k
95k May
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
5c
5c
7
12k
18k
Dec
Feb
7k
4
28
Low
July
103
4
Dec
Shares
16
30
400
Nov
Week
Price
200
80c
Sales
for
9k
16
103
Feb
19 k
k
July
July
Aug
40c
Nov
Sc
14k
1,230
Nov
8k
,
10
60c
9
7
2.70 Sept
Dec
1.25
216
16k
SrnindviewPulpCjcam.lS
July
28 k
00c
Oct
17
45
103
3k
Nov
18 k
Apr
9k
23
Mar
Feb
125
800
38
Dec
Dec
Feb
14 k
k
June
1,200
16
16
250
Nov
12
8k
....
.....
1,050
1.00
12
....
Ryan Aeronautical C/>_.„1
1.00
50
9k
Dec
6k
19 k
1
,8
1.60
30 H
23 k
9k
23
1.75
25k
5k
Apr
30
9k
......
Jan
Jan
Feb
13 k
7 k
10c
30
Ravonler Inc common...1
.Tan
90o
3
June
45
8
*
14 k
125
5
100
735
340
*
Feb
29k
......
,
7,180
5
*
Jan
102k
5,415
17k
9
of Prices
Donnacona Pap Co Ltd A *
18 k
June
18 k
21 <4
Oc*
Week's Range
Dominion W}ollens__....*
June
1.40
18k
17k
Jan
§2,800
Jan
15
2,722
1.40
18k
20
May
78 k
3 k
100
220
220
Stundard Oil Co of Calif.. *
Mar
9k
77k
2k
1
k
3k
1.40
Dec
8k
10
78
C 3ii8ol Paper Corp Ltd...»
225
9
3 k
250
14k
1,178
Sept
Oct
17
3k
9k
28 k
5k
Catelli Fiod Prod Ltd-..*
100
3k
.
28 k
Feb
20k
Aug
65c
6
5c
Jan
28 %
Dec
10k
Commercial Alcohols Ltd.*
Abitibl Pow & Pap
v
Sperry Corp com v t c.... 1
Spring Valley Co Ltd
*
Dec
i9k
Sale
High
'<
9k
.....
Union Oil Co of Calif....25
24
Stocks (Continued)
Low
10
490
Canadian Vlckers Ltd
Shares
13 k
Dec
18
Jan
Sept
1,855
5
00c
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
5k
Dec
13
Ok
10k
13 k
W
.....25
Canadian Breweries
for
Week
Jan
Dec
Edison .25
—
Candn Breweries Ltd
Sole
11
3k
1.30
18
10
...
2k
Aug
8
38
Dec. 25. both inclus've. ccnviled front official sales lists
Lost
Mar
2.35
3k
\ 9k
Columbia Broadc Sys B 2 k
Commonwealth
El Dorado Oil Works
Sales
Mar
18 k
16 k
30 k
,11k
Friday
Friday
9
Deo
Dec
10
5
Electrical Products Corp. 4
Montreal Garb Market
13k
1.20
435
Jan
Coast Counties G & F,—
Jan
Sept
4k
273
......
Jan
480
Jan
Jan
1,950
1.35
Oct
Get
13 k
2,595
Crown Zell'bach Corp com5
Dec
5k
14 H
1.20
..
30
50
Creameries of Am inc .Cm 1
4
4 k
14k
.
Jan
Sept
1.20 Sept
July
July
July
20
2.15
Dec
13 k
Jan
12c
Tide Water Ass'd Oil pref *
Transamcrica Corp
2
41k
30k
Sept
641
Apr
80c
Deo
JaD
2.00
39 k
1,679
19k
753
4i
Dec
30k
66 k
Apr
hi2 Nov -.!> >u
k
Dec
k
47,621
680
1.20
Jan
Jan
700
I
41k
60k
k
21k
90c
4c
31k
40
9
Cons Aircraft Corp com..i
4k
21k
7
23 k
21k
Dec
5
Jan
Hk
4 k
May
May
10
Clorox Chemical Co
3k
Feb
1,390
10k
14
8c
—50
Preferred
Nov
,';r; he June
4 k
30
iik
13 k
iik
8 k
5
*
Jan
262
31k
4k
Feb
*
14
*
3 k
Mar
43k
J""e
1
50
5
100
Preferred..
California Art Tile A
California Ink Co cap
7k
Mar
44k
Dec
Deo
17 k
16
20
181
*
Aug
Mar
Dec
30 k
70
50
12
2
Byron Jackson Co
July
Dec .."■m
14
70
700
15
Atlas Imn Diesel Engine..5
25k
l«
5k
225
32
Dec
40
32
Deo
Aug
2 k
40
SoCalifGasC>prefserA25
Dec
13 k
.....
.1
Aug
135
40
32
Nov
—
4k
Last
12k
1,300
1,800
650
17
Southern Pacific Co
Oct
k
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
5k
50 k
2k
k
3k
8k
Feb
Dec
2k
40
American Tel & Tel Co. 100
St LPS 1st Mtge5l.. 1959
Dec
32 k
2
1.90
12
1.80
May
15
5
Dec
8
Bounds—
18k
98
Feb
700
000
Doc
1
iik
Vardaman Shoe com.—.1
Wagner Electric com
Jan
2
...
Dec
Oct
Dec
177
2,170
8
12 k
70!
6% 1st preferred —25
6k% 1st preferred...25
Pacific Light Corp com*
$5dlvidend—
—.5
Jan
12k
15k
32
5
com
27
Dec
2k
37 k
Feb
k
0
5
Sept
Jan
17
15
Sen lin Steel common—
Scullln Steel Warrants
5.1
200
Jan
Dec
8
5k
7k
13 k
Dec
7 k
305
19
k
7k
Nat Candy common...-.*
St L Pub SCl-v cl A com.... 1
July
Dec
lk
8
12
Mar
713
Pac G & E Co com.....25
Republic Petrol Co
Dec
2
iik
com
7
High
32
Piplrg & Sply com.*
Mo Portl Cement com..25
150
5
"lit
.25
Dec
130
12
1
Preferred......v-..
Low
7k
.20
Landis Machi
Mldw
Shares
30
5
Intern at Shoe com
Meyer Blanke
High
7k
8k
Carson Hill Gold Min cap 1
Jan
2.75
......
65c
14k Sept
13k May
100
Preferred
17
5
Hyde Park Brew com... 10
Hydraulic Pr Brick Fr'dlOO
Dec
I,,
Nov
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
7"
Falstaff Brew com....... 1
10 k
%«
3k
7k
48c
90c
R E & R Co Ltd com
for
CANADIAN MARKETS
Dec. 20 to
July
86 k
Week
7 k
110k
8k
-
23 k
Oct
30
*
Coca-Cola Bottling com._l
Columbia Brew common.5
510
k
Dec
7
250
9
15
Sales
of Prices
I.ow
American Inv com......
Fireman's Fund Ins Co..25
1956
Nov
210
Dec
80c
1st preferred
k
Week's Range
Sale
5 k
Bonds—■
Amer Tel & Tel 3s
10c
71k
544
/
Last
Par
Ewa Plantation Co cap. .20
'
Nov
7k
3k
Dec
Dec
......
Pacific Clay Prxlcaktal *
Pacific Coast Aggregates.5
Mar
9k
100
com
Pacific Can Co com......*
ik
Dec
4,170
Ilk
10
'
Co
12k
2k
33 k
103 k 104 k
-
N American Invest
OHverUtd Filters CI B—*
3
45c
iik
9k"
7k
100
Dec
Dec
Jan
9
1.500
8 k
Jan
Dec
1,216
46c
200
Mar
Dec
10 k
45c
9
k
June
7k
iik
7k July
9
Sept
Ilk Sept
i6k Mar
17k Sept
Feb
Dec
Dec
3
55c
1 k
10c
8,k
8k
9
7
1
3k
5k
0
8k
Jan
2k
Dec
0k
125
1,935
6
Jan
——
Occidental Petroleum
165
490
Deo
Deo
.*
NatomasCo..
Dec
500
28 k
2,275
3,810
6k% preferred.....100
96 k
10
5k
0% preferred...
Dec
45c
1.20
2k
Dec
15c
10
....
ji-
4
3k
2,292
Jan
48k
Dec
30 k
4k
Philippine Long Dlst Tel
Caterpillar Trac Co com.*
Cent Eureka Min Co com. *
2k
17 k
163
lu
4
*
Magnln & Co I com.....*
March Calcul Machine... 5
July
k
5%
5k
90c
July
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
31k
Jan
High
20 k
8
Dec
16
450
21k
Mcnosco Mfg Co com
1
Nat Auto Fibres com.... 1
Paraffine Go's
Dec. 20 to Dec, 23,
Feb
Jan
2
4.770
50
Jan
Low
60
16,
5k
29k
10
....
Magnavox Co Ltd....... 1
Preferred
Dec
8,412
.
120
Dec
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Shares
—
1
480
75k
10
12 k
7
16 k
Calaveras Cement Co com*
26 k
13k
4k
Jan
ik
'
14k
7H
...50
—
—
Llbby McNeill & Llbhy..7
Lockneed Aircraft Corp..1
Pac Pub
Jau
738
3k
2k
2k
3
18k
'i#
......*
Jan
Unlisted Stocks—
Calamba Sugar common.20
208
10
I33
Improv.com*
Sept
10a
lOc
Westlnghouse A ir Brake.. *
Westlnghouse El & Mfg.59
Jan
3,588
,
22k
k
25
Preferred
k
71k
Ik
"
Ilk
2k
Preferred.25 v.
United Corp common....*
United
7 k'
Dec
Dec
Dec
113
8k
"12 k
*
Tonopah-Belmont
Tonopah Mining
Transit Invest Corp
Dec
165k 165k
-
111k
IJlec of l'a $5 pref.
Phllco Corp
Reading RR
-
2 k
2,344
17k
22k
3k
2k
Get
16 k
5k
41k
:
27 k
30 k
112k 114
3k
Feb
690
20 k
Lehigh Coal & Navigation*
12 k
Ilk July
Jan
178k
1,244
29
w:«
119 k
100
k
16
17k
Horn&Hardart(PhiIa) com
Horn & Hardart (NY)...
Lehigh Valley
2,054
Dec
Dec
100
5i«
10
8k
43 k
k
Electric Storage Bat tery 100
General Motors
Jan
0k
6k
U S Glass Co Vtc....—1
Anglo Amer Mining
-High
735
6
41k
-
Nov
lk
ik
Mfg (*0..... _.....5
Shamrock Oil & Gas com. 1
Aircraft Accessories
Shares
-2k : 2k
-
Jan
6 k
Preferred...
Leslie Salt Co..
41
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
Week
High
8k
9k
119k 125k
16
16 k
100
10 k
...»
Dec
56 k
4
15c
1
4
Jan
B—.........
Dec
57 k
Anglo Calif Nat Bank...20
American Stores.
Dec
27
50 k
Stocks-
for
of Prices
Price
k
ik
Friday
sates
Sale
Par
Dec
8k
SaLe
Stocks-
3
50
k
July
31k
809
4
20 k
105
A pr
1 k
50
Jan
July
27 k
8k
1
Feb
114
25
ik
Reymer A Bros.........*
Jan
k
Dec
8k
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp..*
Preferred.—....—.lo
Langendorf Utd Bk A...*
24
Pittsburgh Oil & Gas Co..5
Ruud
Sales
for
Week
Ilk
8k
Hunt Brothers common. 10
4
.
Pittsburgh i-orglngs Co...]
RenncrCo.
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
Dec
24
Jan
5
Dec
40c
35c
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd...*
Honolulu Oil Corp cap.. .♦
Honolulu .Plantation Co.20
Ilk
Dec
100
5k
:
Holly Develonment.. —.1
Dec
17 k
14
Apr
Sept
Nov
94
4%
both inclus've, compiled from official sales lists
Last
k
1 k
13 k
6k
Mountain Fuel Supply.. 10
Dec. 20 to Dec. 26,
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Dec. 20 to Dec. 26,
Deo
k
92
13
Koppers Gas & Coke pf. 100
Preferred.;......
9k
1 ,k
lk
5
Jan
Aug
10k
Apr
1 %
com. *
lk
Dec
310
Golden State Co Ltd
.*
Hale Bros Stores Inc,*...*
60o
Dec
70
.13
Jan
16
Dec
k
1
9k
_.*
...1
llarb Walker Refrac
5k
13
5
Electric Products.
Dec
AUg
Sept
5k
6k
lk
5
.10
Duqucsne Brewing.
50c
15
255
6 k
.....
k
100
10k
Byers (A M) Co common.*
Devonian Oil Co
16
5
5%
Columbia Gas & Electric.*
Stocks—
34 k
North Ainer Aviation Inc 1
55c
*
Sept
381
34 k
Paramount
Blaw-Knox Co
Oct
Dec
24 k
oik
39k
Loew's
McKesson & Rjbbl is...IS
300
35
1
..25
25
16
10
.
Gen Paint Corp com.i„mGladding MoBean & Co..*
High
Dec
k
k
Jib
200
al.k
*
55e
17
Jan
Dec
Mar
Kennecott Copper Corp.. *
Inc
50
A rkansas Nat G is com... *
Auto Finance Co com
Low
Shares
20k
Sept
Dec
25 k
35 k
24 k
2iJ4
flD/s
July
Sept
1
877
a37k o37k
13 k
13k
*
k
7k
fit)
20 k
4
Dec
1
300
ft" 10
25 k
■25 k
*
General Foods Corp.....*
Goodrich (B F) Co
*
High
20k
Range Since Jan. 1,1941
for
Weekr
Gen Metals Corp crp..2k
Genl Mtrs Corp com.... 10
Nov
114
Continental Motors Corp 1
Continental OH Co (Del).5
Intl Nickel of Canada
04
40k June
Dec
22 k
«19k al9k
59 k
aim
Cities Service Co.......10
Int Tel & Tel Corp
190
Jan
7
Dec
119
1,593
26 k
a
Dec
3k
35k
a8k
Bethlehem
General Electric Co
480
190
a38k
<M%
Anaconda Copper Miu Co50
Armour <fc Co (Hi)
3k
3k
7.010
Price
Allegheny Ludlum Steel..*
Pean Federal C>rp pref
!orp.. *
Baldwin Loco Works
Par
of Prices
Nat Fireprooflng com.... *
5c
3c
Unlisted Stocks—
t
Stocks-
Week's Range
Sale
Cop ncrweld Steel...
Price
Par
Galland Merc Laundry.L.*
Saleis
Last
Fort Pitt Brewing
Mining Stocks—
Am Had & Xtd ban
Friday
Preferred....
(Concluded)
of Prices
High
Low
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Jan
•29 k
34 k
Dec
Jan
8k
18
200
10 k
4
1.50
Vultee Aircraft Inc
30 k
400
21 k
Sale
Stocks
Jan
30 k
Dec
Dec
25k
24
29 k
10 k
Van de Kamp's H I) Bakers
Vega Airplane Co
649
10k
20
12k
10
1,472
4
28
Dec
Dec
1H
16k
27 k
4,843
28
26 k
29 k
Transamerlca Corp...... 2
Union Oil of California..25
Universal Consol Oil
100
2
18
17k
Friday 1
Last
Week's Range
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
High
Low
Shares
High
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
1.50
International Utilities B.. 1
10c
Mitchell. Robt Co Ltd...*
Power Corp of Can—
6%
1st pref-._.100
cum
6% n c part 2d pref. .50
So Can Pwr 6% cum
pf. 100
Union Ga v..... ._i_
.
SI
cum
preferred.. —.*
High
Dec
100
10c
Dec
25
7k
Feb
100
10c
11
Low
1.50
1.50
11
2 k
250
Jan
Jan
14
Nov
98
Jan
80
15
77
Nov
31
25
28
July
43
Jan
98 k
98 k
2
98
Aug
104
Jan
9k
''L
98 k
80
31
-'mm
25
Walkerville Brewery Ltd *
Walker-G'ham & Worts..*
1.50
Shares
9k
100
1.00
50
49 k
21
1.00
20
9k
Dec
50c J me
50
650
38 k
Mar
21
35
19 k
Feb
300
46c
Dec
Hk Sept
1.00
Oct
50
Dec
20 k
Dec
Jan
Cot
Nov
Mines—
Candn Malartlc Gold M.. *
4Sc
48c
60c Sept
TAl
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Hloh
Low
Price
Par
/•.
Shares
301
3.50
Apr
4.75
July
4.05
4.05
100
4.00
Dec
4.90
Sept
1
2.10
2.10
200
87c Mav
2.95
Sept
Fherritt-Gordon Mines._.l
81c
81c
81c
100
61c Mav
1.15
Pent
tow
Buffalo Canadian
Sept
5c
5
1.42
1.42
600
1A0
>nr
1.80
Oct
1
FrH"C"p'i"-Golrl M Ltd.,.*
2.00
2.00
401
1.92
Dec
2.00
Jan
32-1
33c
1,100
32n
Dec
63c
Kent
4.00
4.00
Ch<vjff>rvi'lp Lanier
Fast Malartic—
Kerr Addison.-*.
Lam a Que.
...
—
.
M alartlc Goldfiel 1s—.
Sigma Mines
Siwep Cold Ml"es
.1
1
—
400
6.40
4«c
2,600
48c
Dec
3,200
60c
80c
Sent
50c
Mav
2.15
121
2/21
Dc*
3.45
300
3.10
Fdb
4 05
July
5c
1,500
4%c
Dec
9c
Aug
2.40
2.50
-♦
Home Oil Co Ltd
2.55
B-
Sale
86
Algoma Steel..
Preferred... —..... 100
.—*
Asbestos Corp
assoc
8
86
A.*
—-100
Bell Telephone
L.
is%
17%
13%
A—*
*
Brit Col Power Corp
B
.■.— — —
-
+
Bulolo.
......-100
Fonnd-ies——100
Can North Power Corp..*
Canada Steampship.
.*
5% nreferred.. ..—50
Canadian Bronze—.—*
Candn Car & Foundry.."
-
6%
28%
..
■
25%
w
w
*
Gatlneau
5% preferred
—.100
Wares
*
Preferred...—
100
Hudso" Bay
Sept
28
Jan
June
98
«
20%
9%
Sent
Dec
6
May
82
Jan
155
Mar
4
Feb
7
Sept
560
80%
Feb
7%
Sept
93%
Jan
Mar
4%
Sept
Dec
13
Jan
97
35
755
May
101
Sept
12%
1,278
11%
16%
16%
45%
25%
33%
47%
20
20
'
20
'
208
1,147
35
•
Power Corp of
19
May
Feb
12
,12
12
-
*
42
13%
13-
*W
20% •'"'V
42
13%
13%
110
»
9
*
3
Dec
5%
Jan
July
12%
45%
*
*
— ..
Preferred,— —
July
14%
2%
18
19
Mar
22
Apr
31
July
44
Dec
12
May
17
Jan
8%
Apr
108% May
115
Jan
11
Sept
40
62
69
435
,
10
13%
8% June
59% Mar
70
Jan
76
Sept
Feb
1.00
148
75c
Apr
1.15
1.00
215
70c May
1.15
.—.,100
6%
6%
11%
11%
50
21%
101
24%
,—25
1
Dec
64
1.00
1.00
Jan
Sept
Sept
1.00
1.00
,
9% June
1.25
13% June
May
15
9
•
8%
9
776
330
13%
:5
110
69
.....25
"~25~
4% May
%
Jan
8
23% May
7%
Jan
Sept
Dec
13
Julv
25%
Nov
Banks—
Commerce
-—100
——100
Montreal...
-;
143
113
.....100
Nova
—
•-„-m~
16
140
June
145
May
146
Jan
147
26
162
Jan
186
186
135
171 %
Mar
193
Jan
270
273
61
267
July
284
Jan
150% 151
150
150
Feb
166
Jan
147
270
Scotia.,,, ——100
Royal......,..--- —-100
Exchange
Stocks
IFeefc's Range
for
of Prices
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
—
— .—
.
*
Aldermac—^—.....
Algoma Steel.——— -,
Anglo-Canadian
-
13c
* 'V-
„
u
13c
Low
300
400
35c
275
8c
8%c
--*■
—-1
—.
Bell Phone
.—
Bidgood K
...
—•
-
Sept
10 A
Sept
81c
Jan
30c
6,000
1,000
5%c Ju
11,000
1
„
14
4 %c
*
.100
24c
Feb
Apr
6c
185% 186
8
150
149
3c
,
4%C
8
*
.—1
Bmetal Mines...
*
Brazil Trac
Brew A Dist—
7%
—5
-
152
Mar
8%
80
Dec
8%c
Dec
2.95
♦
-.20
-
1.91
2.07
6,710
33c
32 He
7,ur»o
3.00
33c
3.00
22H
22%
3.03
Falconoridge.
1
Fanny Farmer
Fl^et Aircraft--
16
B
Francoeur
*
9%o
-1
4e
Preferred
"A"
3 >4
3c
H dlnor Mines.
—
.
-.1
"III—5
.
1
2.75
3c
11,500
1,100
3c
2.50
3c
2.25
9%c
3H
175
3
:
48
20
.
26c
Dec
Jan
9
Mar
OO
May
12
July
72
l'K)
Jan
8
4
Aug
Dec
1.500
5c
Dec
9c
2.50
2.70
3,085
2.25
Dec
7 00
Nov
3%c
2,500
3%c
Dec
8c
Mar
38
99
99%
99%
Nov
Jan
5,800
45c
2%c
Dec
18c
300
5%
7 He
203
—
54
Dec
13%
2.67
Par
Feb
211
25
275
192
275
Dec
275
'
,
*
Can Bud Brew—....
Dec
10%
11%
Feb
13%
7
Dec
7%
....
1
25c
25c
1,500
20c
Jan
7H
100
6%
Feb
International Nickel.....*
34
International Pete.i
14
7H
32%
13%
:26
584
14
16c
13%
....*
100
27c
26c
4.25
3.95
4.25
22c
22e
—.
-1
— —
Land B A L
...
7
27c
12c May
Jan
„
—
3 %e
3%o
5)0
1.0J
1.00
51
1
Apr
13c
Apr
29%
2%c
81 c
Ian
1.00
Dec
A ay
*rc
—....
Doc
3c
7da J .1/
■
Jan
Jan
*
No pir value,
a
Old lot siles.
b E;-stock dlvidenl.
Ad nitte I
c
to
un¬
year,
Ex-dividend J
x
Ex-rlghts;
u
z
Listed
tin default
/
«
;
r
Transactions At
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
locks
Week Knded
hands (/ ar Value)
(Number
of
Dec. 26. 1941
Shares)
Forelon
Domestic
Foreign
Corernment
Total
Corporate
Saturday.
Monday
$605,010
762,(MO
148,885
—.
$2,000
$2,000
$6)9,000
Dec
46c
Apr
4.90
July
T oesday /J.
322,353
313,381
778,001
4,000
15,000
25,000
818,000
41c
Mar
Welneulay
215,415
926,000
1 LOU)
10,000
950,000
1.05
Jan
Tnursday—
Jan
Friday.:.—.
357,625
693,000
9.000
2,000
704,000
1,437,658
$3,764,010
$44,000
$'9,000
$3,857,000
55c
Dec
83
10%
Nov
4.00
301
3.85
Dec
5.15
47%
43
Aug
53
Mar
25
8c
5,800
60
6%c
10%
42c
100
39c
1.25
21
Doc
9
2,050
1.30
165
26
60c
770,000
Total;...
—
—-
Wetk tndid
ijtc.
.6
Jan.
1 to
26
i.ec.
New York Curb
Jan
1941
Exchange
1940'
1941
1940
2.10 July
Mar
24
10,000
HOLIDAY
Oct
Nov
II
May
....
Jan
Jan
15c
Nov
25%
23%
5(?
20%
60)
Feb
8c
26
2c
Apr
Dee
N">v
42c
—
Sent
20c
10%
Little L L
jan
Sic
25
26c
100
6,900
11%
1.25
8 %
me
Feb
3.05
'
1
—1
h
15
3,200
3/
22%
2c
»
Nov
3
Lapa Cadillac
Laura Secord
Leitch
4
listed trading privileges,
d Deferred delivery,
e Fbrm jrly the National Bond &
Invjstmj it Hi.
r Canadian market,
s Cish sate—not
Included In range for
Sent
47 H
—100
June
40c J
NOV
8% Nov
1.35 July
ly
Dec
880
55c 55He
11
1
Lamadue G
Loblaw A
/. 16
11
1
—
Lake Shore
J
7
50
13c
22%
...
mil
Temisk Ml.i._
Wal.tvll Brew.....:.
25
6Jc
23
12c
i
.i:.
.
..
61c
13c
*
.
7
7
•
5
Apr
(1 %
1.00
'
1.1.*
.
-
23
.....
Montreal Power
Oils Selections.
w
60c
*
Afandy—
38% Sept
Mnr
4.00
Kirk Lake
•
3%
I.)
62
10.558
27c ■■'V
"
Kerr Lake
•
V
3
t
1
Jason Mines...
Kerr Addison
•
15
5
8
•
2%
11100
Aug
Dec
3
100
,
16c
>
—.1
High
68c Sept
10%
29% Jure
935
—1
1
Jack Waifce.-
7
34
3
5
.
8
»
Langiey's preferred..
Dec
?
*
II-5
DeHavi land
Jan
Jan
7
3
,«m
*
Vi leg.irs.......
1
Faotbilli...
Dec
8%
50
Int ITtil A.—
—
Low
Nov
3,406
—
Ranee Since Jan. t. 1941
joWeek
Shares
High
9% May
50
9%
.
Low
Oct
57
Dec
12%
Inspiration
Int Met A.
Price
'
7%
8%
Preferred
of Prices
30% Sept
Jan
Feb
52
Sates.
Week's Range
Jan
Jan
12%
8%
Feb
84
July
Sept
30c
Jin
5
-D1
Imn Tobacco ord
98%
Exchange^Carb Section
Last
Stocks-
Jan
'8c
18%c
■;:
6c June
;:-;is
203
275
100
100
Imp Bank...
27 He
54
7He
Dec
38
..
9.0(H)
Jan
1.10
Dec
630
26 %c
$1,000
Jan
Oct
48c
■V 3c
Apr
5.40
Nov
Dec;
2 He
53 H
28
Jure
26
Sept
Jan
50
22%
—1
2.75
2.65
2.87
2,550
2.65
Dec
4.30
Jan
McL Cockshutt—
1
1.55
1.55
1.65
12,566
1.49
May
2.35
Jan
Madsen R. Lk
1
48 %c
2.05
4lc
Dec
76c
July
2 10
1,265
10,200
483
2.10
87c
May
2.96
2%
2%
185
May
Apr
2%
4%
Stocks—No. of share?.
Aug
1,437,658
1,268,900
32,788,296
4*2,117,520
S4,762,000
$235,397,000
S291.S30,000
2,783,000
Sept
B
——
Maoassa
-
—
1
M Leaf Mill
23%
4
Preferred.
Maralg v.
Massey Harris...
.
1.85
..100
Preferred
3
12%
Dec
5%
415
2,440
41
Dec
1,500
2%C
%
3c
4%c
10c
5,000
*
Normetal
4c
Mav
Dec
Feb
27c
28c
3,000
27c
Dec
54c
298
Feb
47%
32%
20c 21 %c
65
Dec
31c
Dec
3c
57%
Jan
3%c
3,000
1,000
3,860
8c
,
2,300
i
3%c
81c
,
2,710
2,800
81c
6%c
34,000
8%c
50
: 1
•
102
85%c 85%c
.,.-5
J.
450
4c
4,250
4c
700
13%
13 %
15
2.30
2.40
2,140
2.00
2.00
1,000
75c
75o
500
Premier...1
55c
56c
28,150
6
7c
5%c
Dec
23c
23c
1,200
23c
Dec
59c
July
Pr Metals.—
9.10
9.25
840
9.10
Dec
11%
Sept
Preston..———
7%
1,150
8%
July
Queenston Mines
7
Nov
——
Pioneer
Powell Rou
Gold
2.38
4%
....1
2.88
1
23c
—
17%c
Dec
Roynlite
1.10
Jan
St Anthony.
San Antonio....
*
I
—1
150
19,180
Mar
56c
Mav
5c
Dec
7%c
Nov
,
Nov
1
95%
80c
8c
30c
2,887
Apr
Dec
99c
18c
15c
1.69
16%
2.25 May
0.35%
Jan.
28, 1942^--.
.35%
Oct
Feb.'.
—-
35%
4, 1942
0.35%
Mar. 16, 1942.
Mar. 18, 1942.
0.35%
0.35%
Jan.
U. S.
:
Jan
.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
Aug
Aug
Mar. 15, 1942
Jan
July
Sept. 15, 1942
Dec. 15. 1942
4
Dec
9%
,2.70
Feb
3.60
Dec
62c
Sept
13 %c
Mar
151
20
148
July
25
18
May
22
.
166%
24
Treasury Notes
Jan
Aug
10c
1.95
25,1942.
Mar.
4, 1942.
Mar. 11. 1942.
7, 1942
2.55
23c
1.90
.35%
.35%
.35%
Apr
Jan.
Jan.
*
2.55
1.96 May
52 He June .1.17
Dec ,•
95c
55c
15%
10,000
2,748
Feb.
.35%
14, 1942
21,1942..;.
Atked
Sept
1.65
25
20
4%c
18, 1942.
'"2-," Apr
106
Nov
12
11, 1942.
Jan.
Sept
July '.V'8c Sept'
28c
Jan
e
Dec
hid
Feb.
15c Ju
1.25
Asked
0.35%
0.35%
0.35%
>1.88 Sept
5,300
4c
hid
Treasury Bills—
1
Dec. 31, 1941--
July L;.;,,,4c Nov
25o
22
23c
19%
4c
Bills
F^eb.
6<J Mar
150
Riverside
e
50
2.95
Nov
22
J
Silk.........—*
Royal Bank
100
4%
2.86
13c 13 %c
*
...
2%c
1.465
15c 16 %c
1.32
1.34
4c
1
i..——i.l
......1
160 %
United States Treasury
F'eb
Dec
i
.*
:
/Quotations for Friday Dec.: .gfi
Jan
lc
~8%c
ll33
.
1
20 c
102
1
j. 'I
Rates quoted are for discount at purchase.
Aug
45%
3c
*
—
39
Mar
978
6%c
'
30%
590
80e
*
41
lc
*
1
.I-.-m.
24c Mar
1.77 Sept.
47%
80c
1
,
lc
81c
A
—
1,000
45%
3%c
3%e
...
OV^R-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Jan
81c
. .———..
$301.1 &1.000
Jan
44%
44
-
—1
Ontario Nickel———
$245,316,000
:
Jan
10c
2i|ic
A
$4,916,000
...
..
U
Oct
9c
60c
.
32%
—
6,5.6,000
$3,857,090
Total..
— —
'
*
900
Nordon Oil
Dec
24c
Dei
1.25
*45%
Norgokl..
3,171,000
Jan
1.20
*
.1
4)7,000
57.000
«.7?8,0(H)
49,000
Sept
1.32
4%c
10c
44
——1
New Gold Rose.
44,010
Jan
52
Dec
28c
....1
Noranda..—
Reno
95c:
r.2o
Moneta
$3,764,000
Foreign corporate.
Sept
Bept:
Nov
5
Den
3
4%c
1
McVittle
McWatters—
Pickle Crow
60%
Dec
11
3%
1.04
2%c
Jan
3%
iou
45
44%
95c
1
1
L
'
Sept
25
30
Bonds
F'oreigu g jvemment—.
Aug
3.50
404
12
3
44%
5
.....—
3% ,'V
4c
Dec
1.85
30
51
3%
*
,
480
7
Domestic-.,....
Aug
0%
l%c June
1,530
2.00
12
....
.
1 He
1.85
50%
when...
1%
10
4
1 He
A.A
—
Photo Kngr..
Jan
Sept
-100
Dec
5.95
4%
preferred......100
9
Dec
July
23%
20%
Mar
2 85
2%
3,050
27%c
Hudson Bay—.
Huron & Erie
May
Dec
400
no
Dec
May
2.80
Jan
May
Nov
7o
2.75
37c
12
18c
4%
A'
Sept
Jan
Dec
1%
6
9 85
Perron........
5c
,19%
10c
88
1.57
Feb
56c
3%
Jure
1,000
2
14
2,900
15c
2,900
Dec
"
10%c ll%c
3%
3%
55% Nov
2%c Aug:
Mr.r
2/150
4,550
4 % c Dec
51,4.50
Dec
10c
Aug
July
2.58
2%
60c
Jan
l%c
*
.
Jan
410
/
Dec
50
10.25
Paymaster
51c
2c
He
428
18c 18Hc
Pamour—
6()c
Dec
21
bith inclui'tve, ca-ny'Iel from official sales lists
'}:[ >1
Coast Copper
2.40
Pandora Cad
Jan
Ca
Jan
9.85
Jan
26
Jan
10c
18c
Dec
Dec
Jan
13c
2.50
Feb
2114
16 %c
2?
1,000
1%
■> : ?:
'
Dec
Dec
10.03
—
14
125
50
5c
Sale
.:
2%e Mav
Howey....
193
21%
12c 15%c
Sept
8
Friday
'4
9%c
3%c
/
Home Oil..
7,300
20%
2%c
*
Sept
Jan
5 15
May
19% June
38
Jan
7% Sent
18C
1,200
17c
1
11c
18%
3.10 June
37
660
11
99%
8 %e July
3,000
3%
........A
Hvkcr——.
283
Mar
Nov
3%c
Dac. 23 tn Dec. 25,
Dec
Dec
45c
——*
Ham Bridge...
Hard Rock
90
.
lc
2.25
Halcrow Sway.
Page Hersey
May
Aug
6c
3,500
50
2 .65
.♦
63c Sept
*;
7 lc
4.01U :
51
14
Ovpsum
Orange Crush.
June
21
"in
—t.1
Oct
2c
lc
2c
Jan
3
4.90
Sept
51
Toronto Stock
Jan
Oct
Feb
2,000
50%
Great Lake vot trust
,■
July
3,000
42.100
1
*
*
Gunnar
■
18%
Oct
70
Jan
6
18
3c
3 He
4c
3%c
3%e
——1
Gra'iam Rousiuet—
Dec
9%c 10%c
preferred.....50
Goodfis'i
Goadyear
32c
*
■
4%
18c
Gold Eagle
Oct
5
•
10%
>• 7%
y...i
50
18c
—1
1
Jan
15
Aug
lc
Bond*—
«•
2,500
lc
Goldale
Dec
1,600
23
lc
God's Lake
28
150
4%c
Golden Gate
Oct
Apr
July
6
4%c
.——-1
Gleno
Feb
14%
15%
73
1
Gillies Lake
8c
20
Jan
2.95
3.90 Sept
3
1,345
33c
Jan
6
.
20%
10
16%
16
6
General "teel Wares..
16%c
155
2.28
Aug
-9%
Dec
1.97
-
770
"V
15%
15%
73
Gatl >eay Power p'ef... 100
27
Aue
I
32c
ir>74
23%
-
30c June
530
' 3
J
.
—
Ford Motors A
3,977
2,500
5
,
July
June
10,400
2.07
10c
6%
8
17
15
«H
»%c
6H
8%o
2%
5
1.00 !, *'
1
Eldorado..
2%
16%
25
■
Duquesne Mining
.1
East Malartio........... I
>e
17%
.
■16%
6c
Dec
Jan
—
-
Omega..
Jan
Dee
Jan
52c
Jan
Sept
fi%
Apr
2c
Dec
1.91
40 % if ept
2%
'
Sept
Preferred—....
.
Jan
1.00
;•
12c 13%c
"
War Loan 2d.
6%
Jan
1,144
21
51
Oct
39c
5,500
J 40
50
20%
10%
-7%
2
14%
■:
1,200
4.35
48%
12c
'
1.652
•4.35
Ymir Yankee..
Uchi.
Nov
11c
Jan
20
4
21
51)
Wright Hargreaves..
3.80
49%.
Winnipeg Electric pref. 100
Wood Cuiillac..1
Jftn
200
.3.55
3%c •;
—..
Jan
Oct
40c
Oct
June
Westons.
Jan>
Scut
-•
24%
Feb
Aug
Jan
183 •'
98
»
1.75
3.15
Mar
83
Jl'^e
-84
50c May
O'Brien-...——-—.
15c
Dec
100
28%
18% May
100
ion
Mar
137
15%
1.00
Dominion Woollens
10% June
183
Oct
1,540
9(H)
1.12
23a Sept
60c
Jan
;
4%c
Dec
9% - Dec
30% June
55
3%
3%c
.
West Grioers
4
9%c
>
i2c
105
16
Wendigo—V.
Dec
36%
3c
3%
3%o
_-I.Il
Mar
993
1.07
35%
"
.,,,4
25 -y
1,500
9%
Feb
SO
Apr
20c May
I ' / Apr
436
5%c
9%
35%
9%
Walkers..v.;......
Preferred......
17 %c
1.15
5c
*
......
Jan
41% Sept
6%
Dee
16c
♦
Brl Dam Oil
Buffalo Ank
......
......
B A Oil
Broulan
2%
*
Bralorne
B C Power
......
1,800
25
9%c
200
3.80
22%
6c
.—1
Blue Ribbon
Feb
91H
63
3Xi
Vulcan Oils...... if.;1
Walte Amulet
25
171
15
Dec >1.55
1.55
Dec
May
21%
/vtg
30
17c
•
31%
.25
70
;
/...J
Ventures.
Dec
Nov
150
267
14,000
92
30c
4%
,.v
i Jf.il/
I
40c
70
40c
Upper Canada. ..v.i.i.l 1
250
3
10
1,25
700
346
21H
Ma1'
Dec
Sept
4%
55
273
14
4%C
Aug
7
2.00 May
3%c
273
-
<
46c
7%c June
6c
:h!"
185%
*
—
Exploration
Beatty A—. — —
May
1.15 Sept
150
200
1.25
6%
:
6%
National Steel Car—
High
Dec
May
3%c Apr
273
Bank of Nova Scotia.. .100
Bear
100
54c
50c
75
3%c
.100
Bank Mont
1,550
9
'2.40
8%0
w'*
1
...
13c
65
35c
—- ;—l
—
Bankfield
200
-
52c
i
Arntfield
■!
2.35
-_'-*
Argus Interests..
60c
100
9
-
2.35
I.,*
Bath Power A
T
*
.....
Anglo Iiur
Bagamac.
60c
100
J
20c.
Jan
June
3
Oct
1.04
50c May
10f!% 10c %
70
*
United Fuel A pref—...50
B preferred-.:...25
United Oils—
Oct
2.40
—
>
24%
Nay bob
*
—
3%
i
13
38
1.87.
•
.
1.10
Uchl Gold——
Union Gas
210 May
1.10 May
..
.
Twin City._J._—
" g
L
6%
4%
4%
*
Moore Corp—.......
Shares
4,517
Transconti nental Res
Jan
1.95
Dec
2.91
Dec
7c
Tiwagmac..L.......... 1
24%
McLellan..
Week
—-
A P Grain-
1.31
Tor Gei Trusts109
Aug
7%
■'
Dec
1.00
1,300
6,700
J
.Mar
Feb
-500
.....
2.10
63c Sept
Dec
Dec
4%
15 %
51
Dominion Stores..
Mining Corp.
Sale
Abltibi
6%
44c
25
.25
Dominion Steel B
McKenzie
Sales
Last
Price
Jan
18%
C iramoa if as &
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Par
1.80
18
Mclntyre
Friday
Nov
18
McColl
Dec. 20 to Dec. 25i
1.06
*
Pref if as & when
Toronto Stock
300
190
Malartic G F
Ca ulienne
1.08
91H
100
Jau
—-*
Preferred..
Aug
47
62
62
Steel Co. of Canada.....*
1).—
Sept
May
359
20%
„
*
pref 100
Zellers.
28
39
s
9
135
Winnipeg Electric A.
Mar
51
Oct
249
St Lawrence F1 ?ur Mills
1.06
mi
Imp Life.
57%
195
,
Dec
Toburn,y...
8c
21H
16Hc
......
.
Imp Oil
25
:
Jan
1.35
Feb
100
Jan
22%
1.55
Shawinigan W A Power..*
;
10%
3.75
Nov
1%
1
00c 92 He
"15 %
Jan
Dec
14%
—
Nov
29
May
1.50
—
Sept
18
14%
Preferred
Jan
Jan
466
3
10%
10%
*
Southern Can Power
Nov
9
10%
May
3% June v: 5%
31
Corp.—....*
of Can pf 100
Sept
16
18%
140
preferred—--.-..-50
Sher Williams of Can..... *
38
20% June
16
May
...2.. -1
i.. *
.
Holltnger
3%
750
*
Jan
14
3
—..... 1
Canada—.*
& Co Ltd.,...*
Placer Dev.....
Dec
CO'
1,200
Jan
'
:V;
8%
Dec
2.10
20
26c
Jan
'
•75
8%
1.85
8,195
1.25
3
16%
Feb
12
'
i
1,495
2.18
26c
Highwood
'
Mills.,..,-*
2.00
1.25
1.35
1.25
set t
1.90
1.75
37 H
Apr
1 90
2.10
3
00c
24c
Anr
Texas Canadian.....<—1
10
37%
21%
Dec
1.10
Tcck-Hughes...........1
5H
5
9%c
Sy 1 vai'lf e. J
5%
_*
,,
Oct
2.09 Sent
/
Aug
Dec
;
Sept
70
Mar
Mar
Dec
-*>
1,800
4
j
Mar
81c
3% Sept
3% Sept
45c
-
il2% June
28
1.72
.1
63c
May
July
Vi!1*
1.31
"*
60c
lie
J
Apr
7 He
.*
2,430
1,500
3,625
1
4c May
2%
59%
5 >
.
Feb
Oct
9
100
>
1.72
i
11c 11 %c
.1.40
1.42
Dec
Nov
lc
Dec
700
"■■■:
3%
63
Sept
46c
19 %c
■
6c
200
1.65
1.40
17c June
Mar
4,210
SM
11
t
1.15 Sept
100
Dec
3,000
Aug
2
125
45c
2%c
May
83
Jan
3c
11
; 50
%; 200
1.50
Jan
'
33
20%
7c
3%
.»
—
Sullivan
62c
65
Jan
17
Dec
7,500
14,300
62
1.70
lc
J in
59c
June
>;
4,964
30c
7 He
80c Sept
2.90
Jan
100
Sept
Feb
2%
225
16%
10%
3%
22%
3
120
,
•
85c
86
*
%c
12
500
,
.
2%c
*
Sturgeon R*_....—.....1
Jan
2,000
14
;
Oct
29% June
13% Mar
315
' ? 60
.'
3
lc
6%c :i.'
6%C
.....
*
:
Sudbury Basin...
>rg
51c
25
Feb
20%
1,219
2%
12
7%
10%
1.45
10%
Dec
Nov
12
70
310
14
21%
Feb
.
Steep Rock iron
Jan
•
30
29
Steel Can—
Deo
May
4%
1.50
30%
23% June
8%
31
Jan
5
10
1,515
16%
10%
3%
22%
45%
9%
1/
2% May
2,575
2%
^
2%
25
Jan
Dec
June
87
9%
25
Sher Williams
Jan
Feb
J
4%
30
10
27%
32%
13%
22%
4%
70
120
12
25
St Lawrence Paper
Sent
70
22%
33%
St. Lawrence
Jan
Jau
6
3% June
150
100
12
National Steel Cai Corp—*
Quebec Power
Mar
27%
6
3%
10%
National Breweries—...»
Price Bros
Sept
2
>'V
22%
—
*
Nov
155
3%
8%
12%
8%
Montreal Tramways—.100
Ogilvie Flour
Aug
6%
15%
5
20
91
26%
-
—
Feb
21% May
5
3%
Bronze..,.* ■II
22%
25
34
Internal Nickel of Canada *
14
Inter Pete Co Ltd....,— *
I- ■'
International Power
.,.*
16%
Lake of the Woods.—..,*
I*' II
Laura Secord.. —.....-3
,'1
McColl-Frontenac Oil....*
td..
84
510
5%
10
Noranda Mines. 1
-Apr
4%
335
72
v
100
-
1.85
155
77%
10
«.
Sept
41
100
a*
Sept
Feb
May
3%
PowerCons.*
4
3%
7%
May
2
Sent
May
May
91
International
Mont L H A
«•-
126
4
72
3%
—
110
■
J
II "J V iii
Aug
19
—5
Preferred
28%
32
5%
liniierlal Oil Ltd.—..—.*
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
Jan
25
150% 151
5%
5%
4%
4%
-
Howard Smith Paper
Jan
932
pf 100
Mining—...*
JlcUlnger Gold Mi 'ps
Feb
10%
420
77%
-
General Steel
Gypsum Lime A Alabas—*
HaraiPon 3ildg?. —
-*
>
27%
May
5%
37%
25%
15%
6%
4%
5
50
50c
Dom .Set Tnv pref
Dec
3,017
4%
5%
4%
Paper—-—-—*
175
.
143
78
5H
*
Dominion Foundry
Dec
5%
23
163
62
6
13%
Standard Radio..;—..—*
Ppet
1.50
Dec
11
1
stan C'letn
Dominion Bank...
Jan
18% May
25
15%
6%
1.31
Dame.:
Dec
Apr
5/
20%
335
225
40 "
3
22%
— —
Dryden
Dec •V 8%
7%
3% June
29%
17% Feb
31
•
Oct
35%
91%
May
% 147
JT
South End Pete.........*
Den
29
5,000
15c
83
29 %c
Dec
\.?4
Mar
60c
1.43
Pref err e d...........
Nov
102
4 %
125
91%
Preferred—.——...100
Doml ion B'idge—. —-* "23"
15%
Dominion Coal pref
25
6%
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
Dom Tar A Chemical-—*
V
Dominion Textile
*
Preferred. ——:
-100
1.72
DLstillers Seagrams...
Mar
6%
Feb
4%
5%
37%
21%
5%
—
May
Apr
17%
Slave Lake.
.
16c
81 %c
84c
—
Mal..^»:........l
Dec
30
22
5
.
J«n
Sent
lc
Simpsons preferred.... 100
Sladen
1 He
...1
Sherritt Onrd.....
<Htgh
3.J00
13%
Shawkey.
Dec
71
15
80
1.25
28)4
.
39
Feb
1.50
Davies Pete..
Apr
5%
5%
Railway—25
Cockshutt Plow—.
— ..*
Con Mi H og & SmeltLig—5
Distillers Seagrams. ——*
Candn Pacific
19
Dec
.»
23
V
17
50c
'osmos
Jan
June
100
/
149
r.ii
■'
Jan
15%
40
455
3
7
3
9%
•*
60
122
28'A
:
106
June
3%
1.50
C tnfvras.
Aug
Aug
6%
3
t
1
Cons Smelters.
July
2
Dec
Dec
12%
2,275
5%
121
Feb
740
26%
3
; 3
26%
Mar
4%
91
22
26
122
Dec
1.50
26
::"V"
33
5
-1
Coniaurum....
Jan
8%
675
31
■
20%
Sept
160
Feb
21%
105
'*10
19%
Mav
7
28%
5
137
3
'
v
45c
5%
.1
...
Cmduits
Nov
5%
:
53
•
8%
Cmi Pete.....
Dec
14%
50
4%
6%
31
7
——
18%
100
4%
5%
—....100
Alcohol-..:-,v.f
Class B..
Jan
Jan
10% June
••
28%
Preferred 7%
Can Ind
14%
40
4%
22
Jan
1,184
101
40
•
97%
14%
5%
101
i
.
—25
-—-—-*
Preferred..
Cand •» Cel anese -
»
Dee
50
12%
D.%' ,10%
4% "'4%
101
Preferred
Can Iron
86
1.50
37
3
*
25
Cockshutt.....
Sept
485
12%
Canada Cement
10%
21%
5%
5%
5 ;> 9%
L
.
21%
^
w
Feb
200
7%
1.50
w
m
———*
Building Products A-—.-*
Bruck «ilk Mills.
7
44
6%
7%
Mar
Chromium.......
HO
150
150
^^
Brazilian T L & P——-*
SePt
7
"7.
Feb
Chestervllle
51
is%
17%
13%
3%
3
"oeFenour.i;..
86
JUlv
12
-
Cariboo.
High
Low y
Shares
8%
17%
13%
»- -
Breweries—. ———*
Bathuret Pow <t Paper
i,-..
Central Porcupine..
"
8
—
Central Pat
Week
of Prices
High
Low
Price
Put
Stocks—
1%
89% June
32
Tulv
20%
"a"
Canadian Malartic
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
25
; 21
5%
*
CP R
Sales
Week's Rang
Last
2%
t* ; t%
101
Canadian Loc amative..
11
Deo. 25. both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Dec
146
~~5%
25
Cdn Ind A1 A
Dec. 20 to
10c
6
*
Canadian Dredge
Montreal Stock Exchange
Deo
28
100
Preferred
2.65 Sept
1.58 May
550
5c
1.00
28
Canners—J
Canadian
Shaw 1 clgan ... —v.
700
23
..*
Canadian Car,.......—
15c
8c
28
.
Canadian Bank Com
Oils-
Senator Rouyn._*..._._.l
Jan
e%
—
Preferred.,—
Apr
1.49
—
Canadian Breweries.
15%
May
37
.—50
Can Wire B..
Jan
3.50
"4%
I.td. 1
Wood Cadillac Mines
62c
2.15
.v.,:.
.
2LHc
•
Low
Shares
2 He
1.05
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for :
Week
High
Sand Rlver.■ j__.$;1
703
%
Par
Apr
1.19
4
(Concluded)
of Price*
Low
I7tce
J 6c
,■
Dec
12%
Stocks
•.
2%
Canada Malting.
Preferred
High
':
Dse
.9c
101
---100
Can Steamships
"
8c
n-
-
Low
1.13
,
Mar
60c
Gold M Ltd. 1
Ventures Ltd..'
■
Preferred,
,
Sales
Week's Range
Sale
2,500
•
100
2%c
12%; 12%
-
7.50 June
Oct
48c
...
6.50
3.50
Sullivan Cons Mi^es.
Tec1' Hughes
6.50
—'v.
—
—
5c
4,001
*
.
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
2%c
Canada Cement
2.10
Mar
8c
Last
1.1941
Week
Price
Par
(Continued)
Stocks
High
Low
5c
Gold--~l
Centra] Cadillac
Friday
for
of Prices
*
Building Prod.. — ——*
Calvary A Edmonton
*
Camp Bird. / J. - ..—~ -1
Can Bread. .v. -• i
.:/. ^*
•
Listed and Unlisted
Week's Range
Pale
Range Since Jan. 1, 1941
for
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
Sales
Last
Week
of Prices
Sale
Mines (Concluded)
Range
Week's
—
Friday
Soles
'''rid a"
A
CHRONICLE:.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1722
Int.
:/
Rate
Maturity
Int.
Bid
Asked
Maturity
Rate
Bid
Asked.
Oct
Oct
Sept. 15, 1943
Jan
Aug
Dec.
Dec
14 %c
2.65
Jan
.
—
15, 1943
—
100.13
100.15
Mar. 15, 1944
101.11
101.13
June
1%%
%%
101.17
101.19
Sept. 15. 1944
100.4
100.8
1%%
1%
100.30
101
tMar. 15, 1946
100.28
100130
Nat.Defense Nts
1H%
101.10
101.12
t Sept.15, 1944
%%
99.16
99.18
%%
99.6
99.8
15, 1944
Mar. 15, 1945
Jan
Dec
..
1%%
2%
JDec. 15, 1945
June
4C
-
fMar. 15 .1943
15, 1943
Jap
De5.
1 90
—
JThese bond? are subject to all Federal taxes.
..
-
—
..
-
.•
1%
%%
1%:
%.%
1%
100.30
lOt
100.11
100.13
100.28
101
100.10
100.12
99.16
99.18
Volume 154:. Number 4026
1THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
1723
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday
Dec. 26
i;
(
Insurance
Investing Companies
Gompanies
•'
Bid
Par
.
Quarterly Inc Shares.. 10c
Republic Invest Fund...l
Ask
3.60
4.40
Par
Bid
Bid
Par
Ask
Fund Inc
Ask
Par
JL
Aetna,, i.... .......
Aetna Life
_..
10
10
10
Agricultural'....v..
75
10
5
Am Eldel A Cas Co com..5
Americau Home
12%
American lte-I mrancc .10
44%
9%
American Reserve...... 10
25
10
Baltimore American—2%
Bankers &
Shippers....25
1
57%
44%
5%
21%
100
600
153,
1
New Brunswick——10
5
-
20%
21%
New Hampshire Fire —10
41
26%
19%
28
New York Fire
20%
North River
22%
23%
Northeastern
30
31%
City of New York
.10
Connecticut Gen Lifewi. 10
Continental Casualty....5
Eagle Fire...........42^
630
%
39%
Employers Re-Insurance 10
Excess
> —...5
New Amsterdam7 Caa. —2
'
i
I'-'
2.50
w- i. -5
Northern........... 12.50
.
'
_..
10
45
Fidelity & Dep of Md—20
Fire Assn of Phlla
Firemen's of Newark
Franklin Fire
5%
Republic (Texas)....... 10
26%
Revere (Paul) Fire.
22
5
25%
General Rel isurance Corp 5
38%
23%
Georgia Home.
....10
Gibraltar Fire & Marine. 10
Glens Falls Fire
38%
7%
Globe A Republic.......5
Globe A Rutgers Fire... 15
2d preferred.1'
...15
Seaboard Fire A Marine. 10
Seaboard Surety
115 r
9%
11%
Standard
10
Stuyvesant
5
10%
Travelers
23
24
U S Fidelity A Guar
86%
10
Hartford Steam Boiler.. 10
88%
42%
U S Fire.
2.45
Bank Group shares.....
9.59
3.04
110
76
>
26.22
28.76
Scries B-2
21.03
23.08
13.51
14.81
6.60
7.25
12.58
Series K-I
r.74
2.08
13.76
—
11.40
10.49
Series S-2.
Series S-3
7.10
7.81
2.37
.....
Series S-4
25%
2.64
2.55
15.59
Mass Investors 2d Fund.l
15.22
7.17
3.95
7.49
94c
1.03
(Colo) ser B shares
*
(Md) voting shares..25c
1
15.12
8.81
5.51
.
f
6.07
Income series...
3.47
3.86
Low priced bond series..
4.53
4.99
■
....5
*21.42
23.03
Preferred stock series...
5.63
6.25
Equity Corp S3 conv pref. 1
Fidelity Fund Inc
-*
First Mutual Trust Fund.5
14%
15%
New England Fund——1
9.83
10.60
13.32
14.33
N"Y Stocks Inc—
Agriculture
5.87
.100
4.86
5.39
Automobile.
>*\
;
3.42
3.78
9.13
....
—
10.04
1.46
1.73
Aviation
2.67
3.06
Bank stock
6.06
6.67
7.13
Building supplies......
3.77
43%
13%
Irving
Brooklyn
...100
53%
56%
Kings County
20
7i%
37%
73%
Lawyers
10
i95
225
> 2.85
3.25
Chemical
7.37
13.27
14.54
3.58
B—
;
100 1455
'
4.31
Chemical Bank A Trust.10
Clinton
50
Colonial
35
25
;
"8%
Preferred. 4
-
.
i.
—
-.20
=
25
New-York..—.
23.37
10%
4.03
3.97
4.38
Agricultural shares
29% i
Automobile shares
51 %
53 %
Aviation shares
63%!
Corn Excnange Bk A Tr.20
29%
Empire—
40%
2%
Title Guarantee A Trust.12
11%
30%
42%
<
..
.
.1
4.62
22 >
Trade Bank A Trust.... 10
10.01
6.96 .7.66
7.13
Ask
Bid
,Par
12%
Bank of Yorktown..66 2-3
42
Bensonhurst National
90
.50
-.
Chase N ational...... 13.55
13%
Underwriters.........100 ••'80
.
•+■
/-
■;
24%
147
155
Fifth Avenue...
.100
010
Food shares.
.
y
46
51
—..12%
22%
23%
National Safety——12%
10%
Penn
Railroad
6.51
2.55
:
2.82
4.93
4.47
Steel
5.13
1105
135
No par value.
♦ Quotations
.•%>7
dally statements
■■
s
-
.:
2,598,806,180
Add or Deduct—Excess of deficiency of receipts over
—23.878.208
under disbursements on belated Items...,
2,574.927.912
Asked
,02%
99%
100%
Philadelphia Electric 2%s, 1971
100%
101 %
Superior Oil 3 %8, 1956
101%
102%
Wisconsin Power A Light 3 %s, 1971.
,03%
104%
Obligafions Of Governmental Agencies
Bid
Reconstruction Finance
Apr.
%s
2s
99.28
99.26
.
.00.3
16. 1942 100
101 .9
1, 1943
Apr.
101.13
U
Call May 16,'42 at
l%s Jan. 3, 1944—
1
1.57
6.31
6.94
Series 1958
Corp—
:rT?%v>v ■>'
%% —.Jan. 15,1942 100.9
1%.—-.July
1,1942 100.9
t%%—Oct. 15, 1942 100.6
$1%%—.July 15,1943 100.8
fl%
Apr. 15. 1944 99.26
100.4
100.2
%%—May 1, 1943
$1%%—-Feb. 15, 1945
Federal Home Loan Banks
1.96
—
Asked
Bid
Asked
Commodity Credit Corp—
1.69
—
—
-
-
-
_
-
-
__
.
3.41
Plymouth Fund Inc... 10c
5.24
Putnam
30c
2s
May
j?i 1%% notes Feb. 1, 1944
Call July
—
verslo
U S Co
3s—.1916
i
Panama Canal 3s
'00.24 101
99.28
100.28 100.31
U S Conversion 3s—-1947
3.'42 at 101
100.10
Issues
Other
! 00,24 101
100.11
100.8
S Housing Authority—
16. 1943
100%
100.11
1961
108%
109%
123%
108%
110%
125%
(Geo) Fund
1
35c
10.77
3.09
4.80
.—
11.52
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxi;i.
July 31, 1940
July 31, 1941
Int.
-
,
77 Pa table
-
x
Ex-Dividend.
Amount of Contingent Liability
S
$
Matured
Detail
258,299.169
500,157,956
238.860,800
—————
Princlral
S
S
1,603,332,000
48.992,817,751
43,190,425,521
367,796.735
385.791,678
198.268.775
Guaranteed by U. S.
$
Matured Obligations—
Bearing no interest
Matured, interest ceased
...
Total
179,743.610
1
e92,200
%% bonds of 1939.—%
Admin.:
Fund.:
-
.
Mutual Mtge. Ins.
2% % debs., series B—
debt......T.
21,300
Fourth called
.a49,540,388,096 43,774.485,977
—
>
Fifth called..."
'< ?
292
21,592
126.300
1.736
128,036
debt.?-——--l-u..-'.———47,417,741.902 41.757.738,114
transit, Ac.; was 827.817,967.45. "
c
-—
... — —
374.955.087
3.328,615
Discount accrued on War Savings certificates.—.
Settlement on warrant checks
951.310
4% bondsof 1933-51-.—
2%% bds.; ser. B, 1939-49
2 % bonds, series E, 1938-.
1 %% bonds, ser, F, 1939.
<
Amount Issued and returned for series A to F
inclusive Include accrued discount
outstanding are stated at current redemption values.
retired and outstanding for series G are stated at par value.
amounts
OF THE
3,390,025
464.165
..
1941
58,198.051
Complied from Latest Reports Received by the Treasury
1
Amount
354,204
442,281,718
278,061,572
66,000
...
%%
•
687
140
934,600
9,560,393
kl 19,000
2,392
/Y; 121.392
Corp.:
notes,^eries N.....
9
3,707
375,093
■•.•-.''•-."•'''v.-'.'
Total matured securities
a9,544,100
Total, based on guarantees.
6,939,156,355
of Contingent Liability
Jnte:esl
Principal
Balance, deficit (—) or surplus (+)
a
•;
On Credit of United,
Int.
-
Payable
Title of Loan—
Q-M
Q-J
3s of 1961
3s convertible bonds of 1910 1917
July 31, 1941
8
S
28,891.500
4s
Canal
1,738,231
411,596,000
3,351
204,241,000
289,458,000
'
835.085.600
723,376
130,452
94,809,052
Total, based
—
1,604,716
1,270,892,616
142
604
of
5,690,797
1.295,500
1,296,004
45,900
9,630,450
046
16,662,505
16,663,151
2%% bds., ser. G, 1942-44
1%% bds., ser. M, '45-47
875,438,625
754,904,025
2,408,920,850
%% notes, series R
1 % noteb, seri es S.'
310,090,000
275,868,000
%% notes, series U..... .
319,895,000
324,397,000
*19,826
Tennessee Valley Authority.
324,416,820
U. 8. Housing Authority:
—
—
827,619,977
650,466,000
2,101,352,000
1%% notes, ser. B, 1944.
% % notes, scries E, 1941
i
2,101,400,827
48,827
c
114,157,000
112,009,000
1,471 114.158,471
313 112,099,313
226,256,000
1,784
0,929,612,255
2,813,538
.
_
....—
1
clt6,811,431
U. S. Savings bonds, defense series E F G, 1941— .. c895,62t,10l
2s Depository bonds—....j-...—41,489,000
Unclassified sales.. —cl36.913,936
U. S.
——
226,257,784
Maritlnie Commission.
..........
86.171.992
•
>
i:
.•
1955-69, $16,500,000.
Does not
Include $50,000 face amount of bonds In transit for redemption on
%% notes, series G, due Dec. 31,
July 31, 1941, but does Include $50 face amount of bonds held by Home Owners'
Loan Corporation as treasury bonds pending cancellation.
Total unmatured securities.
1941—figures as of July 31, 1941, are not
the accrued interest
amounting to $30,290,208.85, which is secured by tie pledge of collateral as provided
In the Regulations of the Postal Savings System, having a face value of $28,882,630,
cash In possession of the System amounting to $03,319,866.86, Government and
Government guaranteed securities with a face value of $1,254,462,800, and other
assets,
:■/ • ':;r;' >/■
>. >,+>.
:
'
i Held by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
j In actual circulation, exclusive of $14,655,753.36 redemption fund deposited in
the Treasury and $334,602,225 of their own Federal Reserve notes held by the
issuing hanks.
The collateral security for Federal Reserve notes issued consists
of $7,305,500,000 in gold certificates and In credits wit 1 toe Treasurer of the United
States payable In gold certificates and $4,080,000 face amount of commercial paper.
k Does not include $84,000 face amount of notes in transit for redemption on
July 31, 1941,
m Offset
by cash on hand and In depository banks amounting to $1,332,966.91.
Government and other securities with a face value of $2,445,100, and other assets.
1
h
571,363,000
571,363,0)0
—
499,704,524
—
1
The following
Figures shown are
available.
10,083 275,878,083
319,895.000
ys% notes, series V.. —
'
414,211,248
-
1,306,357,123
,
2,887 299,741,887
16,035 310,106,035
299,739,000
— ..
Savings bonds, series C. 1037
c406.355.965
G, 1038-1.
c489,5 43,9*26
United States Savings bonds, series D, 1939——c808.358.790
United StatesSavlngs bohds, B'eries D.19 40cl,004,260,195
United States Savings bonds, series D, 1911.
c334,249,l06
United States
......
1941, held by the Treasury and reflected In the public debt.
:
A Does not include $73,750 face amount of bonds In transit for redemption on
2.410,175,062
1,254,212
'
'
317,831,444
United ctates °avlngs bonds, series
.
j6,842,421.396
f Does not Include $92,000,000 face amount of
Reconstruction Fin. Corp :
c312,307.03 l
.-
37.293.83:
July 31, 1941.
951,035 779,529,235
254,299 875,692,924
48,877 754,952,902
778,578,200
173,827,144
.
1.329.063.289
Funds have been deposited with the Treasurer of
bonds of
e
3% bonds, ser. A, 1944-52
1% notes, scries W
...8,300,000
credit of the
bonds having an aggregate face amount of 856,772,500 Issued
Valley Authority Act of 1933, as amended, are held by the
Treasury and reflected in tne public debt:
Under Section 15a. 2% 70 bonds, series A.
due Dec. 15. 1948, $272,500; under Section 15c, 1% % bonds of 19*3-51. 810,000,000;
2%% bonds of 1947-57, 815,000,000; 2%% bonds of 1951-63, $15,000,000; 2%%
Homc Owners' Loan Corp.:
i
on
the United States lor payment
outstanding matured principal and interest obligations guaranteed by the United
c
,'• 45,900
9,630,45!)
2%% debs.; series C...
2%% debs.,seriesD...
1
5,300,000
under the Tennessee
cl71,498,716
—
5,300.000
States.
....
Housing insurance Fund:
'a% notes, series P.
m3,452,454
3,000,000
Fed. lies, notes (face amt.)_
a
5,690,655
—
354,604,669
Other Obliya'tons—
2%% debs., series B—
Uncalled...
hi
51.949
3,000.000
United States...
632,231 237,108,431
18,656 103,166,155
103,147,600
3% debs., series A
—
—~
3,400,505
Savings
*
230,476,200
1.269,387,900
—
—
Postal
835:808,976
94,678,600
,— —
United States Savings bonds, series A, 1935.
Zone
37,241,884
907,030,351
Mutual Mtge. Ins, Fund:
..
—
1
1,317,362,784
2%% bonds, series A
2%% bonds, series B
Federal Housing Admin.:
—-. —
—
Stales:
Tennessee Valley authority:
—
v-
6,942,349,654
1 8.300,000
3% bonds of 1944-49
3 %% bonds of 1944-64—
3% bonds of 1942-47——
2%% bonds of 1942-47...
—
9,923,860
—
Agriculture
Federal Farm Mtge. Corp.:
—
.
01
System—Funds due dep..
1.640 204,242,640
1,479 289,459,479
411,596,000
907,033,000
28,894.500
Adjusted Service Ctf. Fund—'°crics 1942....... .7 19.000,000
10.800,000
2%S Unemployment Trust Fund—Series 1941..... 2.333.000.000
1,723,000.000
4%s Treasury bonds of 1947-1952— . —
A-O
758.915.800
758,945.800
4h Treasury bonds of 1944-1954
—
J-D 1,036.602.400
1,036,602,400
3%s Treasury bonds of 1016-1956— M-S
480.0X0,100
489,080.100
3%s Treasury bonds of 1943-1947.. — -.
-J-D
451,135,200
451,135,200
3%s Treasury bonds of 1941-1943..
...M-S
514.870,050
3%s Treasury bonds of 1910-1049..
—J-D
818.627.000
818.627.000
3s Treasury bonds of 1951-1955 —
—M-S ; 765,432,000
755.432,000
3%s Treasury bonds of 1941
F-A
46,507.350
834.463,200
4%s-3%s Treasury bonds of 1943-1945
A-O 1,400,528.250
1.400.528.250
3%fj Treasury bondsof 1944-1046
A-O 1.518,737,650
1,518.737,650
3s Treasury bonds of 1916-1948—
—J-D 1,035,873.400
1.035,873.400
3%s Treasury bondsof 1949-1952
— .J-D
491,375.100,
491.375,100
2%s Treasury bondsof 1955-1960..:
..M-S 2,611,092,650 2,011,092,650
2%s Treasury bondsof 1945-1947.. —
M-S 1.214,428,950
1.214,428,950
2%b Treasury bondsof 1048-1951
——M-S 1.223,495,850
1.223.495,850
2%s Treasury bondsof 195H95t..£.
J
J-D 1,626,687.160
1,626.687,150
2%a Treasury bonds of 1956-1959
-M-S
981.826.550
981.826,550
2%s Treasury bondsof 1949-1953
J-D 1,786.129,650. 1.786.130.650
2%s Treasury bondsof 1945
J-D
510,8'3.550
5'0.843.550
2%s Treasury bonds of 19*8-^
-..M-S , 450,978,400
450.978,400
2%s Treasury bondsof 1958-1963—.—7——J-D
918,780,600
918.780,600
2%s Treasury bohdsof 1950-1952
.J
l.M-S 1.185,841,700
1,185.841,700
2%S Treasury bondsof I960 1965
.J-D 1,485,384,600
1,485,384,600
2s Treasury bonds of 1947..
J-D >701,072,900 " -701,074,400
2s Treasury bonds of 1948-1950.
J-D
571.431.150
571,431,150
2%s Treasury boUdso'f 1951-1953
:..t —-J-D 1,118.051,100
1,118,051.100
2%s Treasury bonds of 1954-1956..
.J-D ' 680,692,350
671,311,760
2s Treasury bonds of 1953-1955..'..%...%J-D
724,677,900
2s Treasury bonds of 1948-1950.
.1.-..-M-S 1,115,368.400
2%s Treasury bonds of 1952-1954-.
.'
.'...M-S 1.023.568,350
"
2%s Treasury bondsof 1950-1958-.—.
1,418.712,650
'■
231
1,738,000
%% notes, series D, 1941
series E, 1941..
% % notes, series F, 1943.
1%% notes, series G, 19*5
1 % notes,
Certificates of Indebtedness:
Secretary
Funds due depositors....
Commodity Credit, Corp.:
40.800.000
v
Postal Savings System-
Unmatu ed Obligations—
July 31, 1940
49.800,000
$
S
S
Guaranteed by U. S.
379.76o|
3.193,2981
Total
+2,132.640,194+2,010.747,863
DEBT OUTSTANDING
69,520
36,937
124,540
938,307
3,520
30,250
124,400
g9,185,300
Reconstruction Fin.
' '
Mat wed
12,833
8,378,254
12.833
% % bonds, ser. K, 1940..
%% bonds, series L, 1941
Amounts issued,
UNITED STATES, JULY 31,
149,629
2,029
•".8*,*024* 050
•
Detail
——
s-:
Homo Owners' Loan Corp.:
Total gross debt
21C.008t731
—
;•
deficit..-+2,132,646,194+2,010,747,86^
2,257,736,173
,v'7>.; 7
+37.073,262
a
92,445
245
.
Federal Housing
July 31, 1911, on the basis of dally Treasury statements, was
849,512,510.128.70, and the net amount of public debt redemption and receipts in
2,294.809,435
Total
Interest a
117.513,960
9,003,767.400
1,302.251,000
—-
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
Ex-divldcnd
Federal Farm Mtge. Corp.:
Net
63,013,076
Savings bonds, series D, 1941
x
101%
—
Pacific Gas A Electric 3s, 1971
2.01
Series 1956.
Aggregate of interest-bearing debt
'
United States
25%
Bid
3%s, 1971.
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
.
July 31. 1940
V
S '
Deduct outstanding obligations:
United States Savings bonds, series B. 1936
23%
Sterling Nat Bank——25
147,600
July 31, 1941
;
V
— —
27%
Quotations For Reccnf Bond Issues
1
1
Series 1955...
5.76
'
Treasury hills...
CASH AVAILABLE TO PAY MATURING OBLIGATIONS
1NTERE3T-BEARING
26%
not furnished by sponsor or Issuer,
5.65
37%
4%s Adj. Service bds. (Govt. Life Ins. Fund ser. 1946)
500,157,956
2%s Postal Savings bonds...
J-J
117,352,100
Treasury notes....
——....
9,169,889.500
also shown:
Total-
16
52
145
......100
No Amer Tr Shares 1953.*
3.94
Deduct.Treasury-surplus or-add Treasury
Disbursing officers' checks...
13
44
040
Merchants.
6.59
3.57
Title of. Loan—
1941, has been extracted from the Treasury's official re¬
Comparative debt figures of a year earlier are
Matured interest obligations
12%
10
50
17%
Exchange
Peoples National.
First National of NY. .100 1080
5.99
General Bond
port.
or
Ask
Bid
50
Public National
3.17
38 Adjusted Service bonds of 1945.
c The following statement of the public debt and con¬
tingent liabilities of the United States, showing also
the Treasury's surplus position, all as of July 31, 1940-
Balance at end of month by
10%
1120"
United States
v
•;
2
8%
PaT
National Bronx..
National City
...
..
23%
Commercial National.. 100
No Amer Bond Trust ctfs.
.,7
/
22
1
New York Btank Stocks
7.85
5.91
-
'5.23
Electrical Equipment...
;!
26
Complete Public Debt Of The
7
%
%
20
-
United States. ..——..100 1090
;
... .
2.87
Building shares—
2%:
-
....50
r
6.17
9.10
Metals
25.13
3.74
Chemical shares..
Continental Bank A Tr.10
.
1
—
♦Central Nat Corp cl A..*
♦Class B—
♦First Boston Corp.... 10
4.43
8.11
5.60
Railroad equipment
29
27%
—
Oils.....
*
General Investors Trust .1
61%
Manufacturers....... ..20
38%
37%
9%
....
Machinery...
3.29
General Capital Corp
1605 f
26
..25
...
Electrical equipment—
Group SecuritiesCentral Hanover...
i
Insurance stock
;
10
9 *
V
.]
4.16
i
170
.100
Guaranty
41%
10%
♦Blair A Co..
•
6.47
Corp (Mass)
Fundamental Invest Inc.2
221
Fulton.
312
304
10
♦Series A
♦Series B.....
Central 111 Public Serv
Foundation Trust Shs A.l
Bronx County......... 35
1
—
1.00
9.35
Fundament'l Tr Shares A 2
Bankers
A*
4.68
National Security Series—
Bond series
16.07
Stock Fund......—4.1
88c
4.35
Equitable Investment
Ask
'■'..j
Corporations
1.69
13.11
Banking
1.79
♦Series D
2.65
Fixed Trust Shares A... 10
Bank of New York....100
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
♦Series C.1
11.89
Wellington Fund.....—1
Investment
Trustee Stand Oil Shares—
8.19
4.50
25c
Eaton & Howard—
36%:
Bid
12c
55%
Nation-Wlde Securities—
Insurance stk series. 10c
Ask
10c
53%
1.72
113
B....—
7.71
Mutual Invest Fund Inc 10
14.08
,2.70
Balanced Fund
4.48
B...
i6.76
National Investors Corp.l
4
15.62
4.46
11 %
ser
3.35
1
Bank stock series...10c
Bid
Inc.50c
7.21
6.55
Maryland Fund Inc...10c
Mass Investors Trust
3.60
—l
2.50
D
14,29
C.—.......—
U 8 El Lt A Pr Shares A—
Series
♦State St Invest Corp...*
Super Corp of Amer AA..1
*
Inc common..10c
Fund
31.%
29%
112
Diversified Trustee Shares
Dividend Shares
Union Bond Fund
Bond
Manhattan
1
Delaware Fund....
10.33
9.49
:Series K-2——
2.08
Fiscal Fund Inc—
Par
Utilities
7.37
Bank of Manhattan Co. 10
Series B-l.—
1.74
♦Common B shares... 10
49%
3%
35
11,55
7.95
1
Keystone Custodian Funds-
Series B-4......
23%
115%
24%
.2.50
Westchester Fire
10.86
73c
7.76
Investors Fund C
1.86
.-1
C———
45%
78 %
5.33
U."'
1.19
Crum A Forster Insurance
42%
44
4.80
'
17.38
20
Series ACC mod1
'
22%
4
05c
1.08
15.99
3.30
24
*■ Crura A Forstcr com.. 10
360
Co..2
]
3.04
12.80
Insurance Group shares.
3.05
♦8% preferred.... —100
67c
73.67
*
13.67
.
i
72.21
Sovereign Investors
Spencer Trask Fund
25.06
8.86
Series A A mod
41c
1.91
12.47
Aviation Group shares..
205
_......
U S Guarantee—
%
1.70
12.77
23.30
Accumulative series... 1
.39% !
175
11.90
11.84
.
•
*
0.76
Standard
„/.
37C
60c
Institutional Securities Ltd
19.58
118
350
Investors..5
Incorporated
4%
10.80
9
100
_
1.25
Independence Trust Slis.*
3%
:
18.11
♦7% preferred......100
Sun Life Assurance.... 100
40%
10
11.88
Cumulative Trust Shares.*
2%
Accident
1.14
'
.4%
48%
25%
!-9%
.....10
Home Fire Security
7%
40%
37%
10
10
Springfield Fire A Mar. .25
8%
8%' Security New Haven
dv
Hartford Fire..
-
2%
3%
270
-
Inc common.. 10c
2.80
Corporate Trust Shares.. 1
Series A A
........1
27%
23%
3%
264
St Paul Fire A Marine.62%
24%
5
10
Hanover.
;
0
64
7
60
Great Amer Indemnity... 1
Halifax
10
—2%
Rhode Island
39%
26%
22%
40%
21%
5
Great American...
31%
Reinsurance Corp (N Y).2
12C
Series B-3.,
13%
32%
Providence-Washington .10
8%
4.32
3.34
4c
Chemical Fund....1
86%
8%
26%
58%
5
2.42
2.96
3.02
Century Shares Trust..-*
36
60%
98% 10. %
10
Fireman's Fd of San Fr.25
-.5
Commonwealth Invest...1
12%
4.48
*3.92
Steel shares
Fund
Consol investment Trust. 1
Preferred Accident. —.5
115% 120%
4.06
2.19
.2.68
.
Tobacco shares........
i?
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd—1
■
|24..
34%
shares.
♦Huron Holding Corp. —1
Income Foundation
5
9.13
Bullock Fund Ltd.......1
-
85%
RR Equipment
4.94
9.82
15.61
Broad St Invest Co Inc..5
4%
........10
Phoenix...
47
4.48
.....
4.11
Investm't Co of Amer..10
23%
Pacific Indemnity Co... 10
Federal..........
3.73
Ask
■.
—_25c
Class B
.2.82
Selected Amer Shares..2%
Selected Income Shares.. 1
*
117% 121 %
Pacific Fire——25
7%
Group Securities (Con)
Merchandise shares..
Ask
16.97
4%
-
Inc....l
Boston Fund Inc........5
42%
..
Petroleum shares......
7.95
♦5% preferred
13%
98
.118
2.60
7.22
Basic Industry Shares..10
■
43
95
National.25
Northwestern
o
2.37
Bankers Nat Investing—
♦Common...
1
17%-.
32%:
%
12%
22%
4%
5
*
Mining shares
Aviation Capital
22%
59%,
6%
0,'v
148
13
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.l
6%
58%
■"
-2
National Union Fire....20
-.->10
..
..
_
National Liberty
36%
6%
86%
11%
Assoc Stand Oil Shares...2
16%
31%
Boston
_
National Casualty..——10
National Fire..
....10
2.17
Railroad shares........
46
Merch A Mfrs Fire N Y. .4
7.02
1.98
Amer Foreign Investing 10c
1%
55%
Merch Fire Assur com...5
44
83
Camden Fire
2%
0.46
^Amerex Holding Corp. 10
Amer Business Shares... 1
37%
7%
2%,
6%
Bid
Par
Ask
Securities.. 1
Affiliated
75%,
Ins..12%
Maryland Casualty
13%
45%
10%
42%
34%
6%
Caroli na....... .v.
74%
34%
Bid
Fund Inc...l%
Aeronautical
5%
American of Newark—2%
Automobile.
15
Jersey Insurance of N Y.20
Knickerbocker.......... 5
Mass Bonding A
American Surety
26%.
16%
25%
Lincoln Fire.i..........5
17%
10%
3 9%
10
....5
Ins Co of North Amer.. 10
21
>10%
——
Homestead Fire........10
78
20
25
American Alliance.
American Equitable
Home
120% 124%
54%
56%
23% 24%
Bid
Trusteed Industry Shs.25c
2.51
Scudder, Stevens A Clark
Aetna Cas A Surety
Par
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—
6,932,425,794
as
of April 30,
Offset by dash In designated depository banks and
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1724
Condition of the Federal Reserve Bank
Weekly Return of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
COMBINED RESOURCES
Omitted
ctfs.
U. S. Treas.T
fund
Reserve notes)
20,515,018
14,388
cash*
Total
Dec.
24,
FEDERAL
Dec.
17,
1941
19,680,782
20,516,016
$
RESERVE BANKS AT THE CLOSE OF
Dec.
10,
Nov.
3,
1
-v.;
.
DEC.
Nov. 12,
■A 1941
19,
1941
24,
of Ken York
1941
Nov. 5,
1941
20,551,015
1941
20,557,032
20,556,533
11,228
20,743,465
reserves
14,586
15,352
15,496
15,344
13,553
228,561
223,766
231,589
236,263
258,491
259,193
-
213,759
19,920,571
20,797,956
20,754,368
20,804,775
20,557,030
20,559,027
20,827,856
13,737
20,829,273
14,555
13,424
243,661
258,143
275,188
20,814,430
20,829,728
discounted—
1,965
2,401
2,473
2,608
discounted-
bills
Other
7,069
4,200
5,304
4,060
9,710
7,598
9,711
2,589
3,147
1,452
2,831
1,799
1,355
2,561
2,134
1,744
2,420
3,320
3,619
3,861
3,863
Industrlal
U.
advances
Govt,
S.
and
5,567
5,909
4,074
6,422
5,997
5,154
—
Bonds
//
9,799
9,995
10,065
10,033
9,772
fund
casht
1,455,467
1,284,000
1,452,070
1,406,800
777,300
899,500
777,300
777,300
J
Bills
10,370
10,370
&
and
sec.
2,195,898
2,254,755
2,196,470
2,210,302
47
47
47
47
32,906
26,542
29,475
items—.
1,406,800
1,406,800
1,406,800
1,406,800
777,300
777,300
777,300
777,300
777,300
!
42,096
-
-
Total assets
24,338,002
-
914,424
41,188
v
1,449,654
*
935,521
)
41,150
Total
23,145,601
24,570,603
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,199,466
2,200,001
2,199,113
2,200,587
2,200,130
2,199,026
."vV
'
47
47
47
47
32,634
47
36,908
36,065
38,217
:v,■•...!
Fed.
Res.
17, 1941
Dec. 24,1940
■'
i
• m
8,152,557,000
9,647,'l 99,000
1,416,000
1,241,000
48,729,009
8,150,655,000
■
*
8,198,830,000
9,697,169,000
S.
Govt,
and
2,275,000
1,135,000
532,000
discounted...
65,000
25,000
516,000
discounted.
2,340,000
U.
Govt,
S.
rect
47
advances
1,010,166
41,009
1,027,780
1,243,860
948,526
41,060
41,085
40,955
49,568
48,302
47,733
47,102
24,136,503
24,178,243
24,398,026
ii
908.253
.
24,087,712
1,0*8,000
.
1,767,000
"
381,544,000
380,421,000
379,573,000
203,765.000
203,641,000
265,782,0<m
2,719,000
2,717,000
588,028,000
586,779,000
645,355,000
591,473,009
Bills
40,945
45,605
1,105,000
589,044,000
648,170,000
18,000
18,000
-
993,098
40,900
46,110
4,160,000.
7
guaranteed:
Bonds
35,734
..
di¬
securities,
and
,
1,105,000
......
24,063,385
Total
U.
Govt,
S.
curities,
24,162,094
bills
Total
se¬
at.d
direct
guaranteed
—
and
securi¬
in actual
notes
'
8,202,083
—
5,984,938
7,838,397
8,014,326
7,730,137
7,579,039
7,612,074
7,520,360
7,475,059
7,385,166
Due
from
account
12,446,867
13,837,243
481,494
925,258
808,967
1,111,262
13,219,388
13,178,056
13,125,840
12,941,831
12,706,697
12,594,430
12,631,591
' 157,141
320,557
440,327
598,465
806,749
933,220
935,053
12,497,269
907,665
1,007,931
1,029,393
1,046.242
1,147,151
914,827
1,189,409
852,905
U. S. Treas.—General
Uncollected
:1
613,028
600,207
629,780
678,698
601,253
648,3U2
713,133
1,129,262
660,297
674,213
16,030,206
14,905,212
14,990,280
15,107,797
15,243,868
15,304,671
15,303,005
15,349,014
979,104
773,925
1,271.261
860,131
920,637
943,708
1,136,372
886,211
861,573
5,437
5,564
7,537
5,036
5,525
5,201
4,818
5,192
23,963,552
22,774,506
24,196,363
23,696,345
23,763,607
23,805,175
24,025,081
23,714,777
23,690,464
23,789,050
Capital paid in
142,114
138,267
142,037
141,284
141,259
151,720
157,065
157,065
157,065
157,065
157,065
26,785
26,839
26,785
26,785
26,785
26,785
48,486
54,260
48;353—
47,932
47,765
141,352
157,065
26,785
47,866
141,302
157,065
141,281
157,065
141,324
Surplus (section 7) —Surplus (section 13-b) Other capital accounts -
141,305
157,065
26,785
47,771
47,783
47,787
26,785
47,935
24,338,002
23,145,601
24,570,603
24,069,432
24,136,503
24,178,243
24,398,026
24,087,712
24,063,385
24,162,094
90.6%
91.1%
91.1%
91.1%
91.0%
91.3%
4,426,000
274,549,000
221,168,000
10,734,000
10,734,000
9,721,000
11,004,000
10,635,000
13,291,000
v;.+
942,331
5,838
2,014,000
330,823,000
assets
15,456,361
18,000
2,911,000
........
,,..........
premises
Other
720,534
14,776,527
,r
other banks
items
Bank
account
banks..
foreign
notes of
F. R.
Deposits—Member banks'
Foreign
Dec.
■■■
44,857,000
ties
circulation
reserve
'■
t
41,530,000
Notes
31,472
41,051
24,069,432
business
1,241,000
......
U.
bills
Industrial
2,184.100
Liabilities
: +
Federal
of
R.
direct
by
Other bills
.
."!*■
•;
r,
777,300
2,184,100
52,484
\
41,154
46,931
F.
—
guaranteed
1,406,800
2,184,100
32,071
1,218,429
41,143
premises
Other assets
the
discounted:
Secured
:
12,370
2,239,740
2,259,916
—
2,184,100
—
Uncollected
Bank
,
Bills
other
of
notes
Res.
banks
^
2,243,137
from foreign banks.
Due
•••'
-Vv'v
guaranteed
bills
Total
Fed.
10,039
*
1,406,800
Total U. S. Govt, sec.,
direct
of
close
the
8,107,884,000
♦..........,
obligations,
++
.
at
'
$
.........
Other
guaranteed:
Notes
:
9,772
direct
sec.,
condition
3,410
/
hand
on
Total reserves
bills
Total
York
due from U. S. Treasury*
Notes
5,104
the
New
Dec. 24 1941
certificates
Redemption
S. Govt.
direct
and
guaranteed
shows
of
■/Assets—. 7
Gold
Secured by U.
oblig.,
Bank
the corresponding date last year.
20,847,639
discounted:
Bills
following
Reserve
Dec. 24, 1941, in comparison with the previous week and
20,554,021
20,553,016
The
Oct. 29,
$
$
•
Nov.
26,
1941
1941
1941
BUSINESS
(Fed.
Redemption
Other
THE
1940
K'<::
$
OP
and
hand
on
due from
Dec.
1941
Assets
Gold
LIABILITIES
Dec. 24,
(000)
Three Ciphers
:i
AND
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
91.3%
■
___a
Other, deposits——
;
avail,
Deferred
items
—
:
dividends
4,999.
+
Capital Accounts
;
liabilities
Total
capital
posits
Commitments
Industrial
90.6%
6,253
14,969
—
15,139
14,871
14,937
14,735
14,574
2,989
2,826
240
354
293
137
608
653
572
178
379
472
343
1,902
2,138
1,954
1,963
2,059
2.789
276
467
281
166
194
225
bills disc
•->: 112
810
107
342
258
438
283
days
1,740
1,617
5,304
4,060
5,567
5,909
4,974
6,422
5,997
1,477
3,239
3,124
3,129
3,105
3,042
676:
659
394
377
398
540
110
562
556
137
431
692
550
671
5,637
593
595
621
403
693
5,154
5,203
5,630
5,229
Govt,
S.
1-15
10,065
10,033
9,772
211
156
203
247
5,452
5,659
5,179
5,169
5,227
5,254
9,710
7,598
9,711
9,772
9,799
9,995
;
Govt,
S.
curities
74,800
2,143,570
43,000
95,170
2,109,300
9,142,098,000 10,593,963,000
9,041,344,000
...
to
reserves
deposit
R.
note
combined
.....
and
liabilities
F.
Commitments
make
to
460,000
bank
Reserve
Federal
own
93.9%
94.3%
460,000
701,000
93.6%
in¬
advances
dustrial
bank's
include Federal reserve notes or a
notes.
"
These
2,196,470
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
the dollar was, on Jan.
appropriated as profit by the Treasury
been
having
these certificates be¬
itself
the extent of the difference, the difference
worth less to
ing
for the
by the United States Treasury
certificates given
are
under the provi¬
1934.
se¬
2,243,137
-
2,184,100
2,239,740
2,196,470
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
2,184,100
"
—
r-i"
1. ■.
8,592,656
6,247,538
8,407,565
8,222,403
8.089,430
39o|573
282,438
393,239
383,745
359,293
8,005,755
393,681
circulation—
8,202,083
5,965,102
8,014,326
7,838,658
7,730,137
7,612,074
7,901,975
7,579,039
Collateral Held by
341,548
374,807
7,520,360
7,761,865
376,699
■
V ^
Returns of Hember Banks in fiew York
7,385,166
7,475,059
and Chicago—Brokers'
Agent
for
7,816,607
381,615
7,953,846
by Fed. Res. Bank.
"
:■—-—■—
—
?
,>+■:<v.
■
No«es—
XSSbUydFt0RedAg^nt Ban!
actual
51,094,000
53,326,000
7,109,000
15,097,000
and
direct
Federal Res.
In
13,700,000
...
+;
and
sions of the Gold Reserve Act of
guaranteed
Held
,
31, 1934, devalued from 100 cents to 59.08 cents,
95,170
2,146,967
days
U.
Total
total
of
7,070,000
....
accounts
capital
Ratio
51,800,000
56,447,000
7,070,000
13,616,000
51,803,000
56,447,000
in
liabilities
Total
•
clgiys
90
Over
paid
gold taken over from the Reserve banks when
1,000
1,000
days
61-90
1,737,000
9,013,165,000 10,466,437,000
8,912,324,000
securities,
days
31-60
1,585,000
1,721,000
dividends
liabilities
t "Other cash" does not.
adv
davs
16-30
180,156,000
215,090,000
612,667,000
489,773,000
including
(Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
direct and guaranteed-
.y'>
8,711,458,000
279,250,000
items
7,393,928,000
<
2,788
10,039
ind. adv
industrial
6,656,235,000
206,112,000
1,573,086,000
Capital Accounts-
415
528
3,111
731
3,056
196
464
days ind. adv—
Total
392
4,200
days ind. adv.
90
6,594,367,000
deposits
availability
liabilities
Other
1,643
..
1,991
ind. adv
ind. adv—
days
Over
U.
1.790
2,424
7,069
•
days
61-90
311
640
,
1,592
bills
1-15
337
1,334
days bills disc-
16-30
224
251
tills disc
days
Total
378
5,064
disc
90
245,251,000
340,457,000
503,685,000
deposits
572
disc
bills
31-60
13,238
1,609
3,166
3,247
1,501
bills
days
Total
14,175
,
days
Over
14,657
5,566,842,000
220,388,000
acct.
Acct.
Surplus
1-15
61-90
Other
Capital
16-30
days
S.
Foreign
Total
Short-Term
Securities—
31-60
912%
5,565,260,000
321,940,000
486,779,000
bank—res.
Treas.—Gen.
Member
make
to
advances
and
Bills
90.3%
_
2,076,095,000
Deposits:
accrued
Res.
Distribution of
Maturity
2,110,124,000
cir¬
actual
in
notes
Deferred
to de-
Fed.
and
liabil. combined
note
R.
culation
U.
and
accounts
Ratio of total res.
i
,,
26,785
9,142,098,000 10,593,963,000
Liabilities—
F.
incl. accrued
liab.,
Other
9,041,344,000
Total assets
Loans
Notes
Security
as
to
issued
Gold
due
ctfs.
bank—
on
from
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF WEEKLY REPORTING MEMBER
hand
and
8,703,000
U. S. Treas-
Total
collateral
6,364,500
8,562,000
8,332,000
8,211,000
4,415
3,401
4,987
8,136,000
5,111
8,072,000
2,912
6,367,412
8,566,415
8,335,401
8,215,987
8,141,111
8,076,151
6,527
eligible paper
By
5,709,527
—
7.988,000
8,052,558
7,901,000
5,177
8,047,000
5,558
4,151
4,175
BANKS
IN
New York City
7,905,175
7,993,177
RESERVE CITIES
CENTRAL
(In Millions of Dollars)
Chicago
Dec.24 Dec.17 Dec.24 Dec.24 Dec.17 Dec.24
*
"Other
♦The^
devalued
S
cash"
are
from
itself
does
not
certificates
100
having
cents
been
include
Federal Reserve : notes. :
the United States Treasury for
.
'
i « *
.
a
j.
:
i
■.
. .
dollar
the gold taken over from the Reserve banks when the
31, 1934, these certificates being worth less to the extent of the difference,
appropriated as^ profit by the Treasury under provisions of the Gold Reserve Act of 1934.
riven
to
by
the
59.00 cents on Jan.
'■% $
Assets—
1':;
$
1940
1941
1941
1940
...
$
$
,
$
12,275 12,314 10,323
3,816
3,093
3,819
and invest.—total—
Loans
1941
1941
Y;y-
was
differ-
Loans—Total
Indust. and
agricultural
loans
Open market paper
2,772
2,759
2,392
+ 943
944
686
1,906
477
Commercial,
Changes in member bank
The Week with the
Federal
items
during the week and the
^Reserve Banks
member bank reserve
Reductions in mem¬
ber bank reserves arose from increases of $201,000,000
in money in circulation and $2,000,000 in Treasury cash,
offset in part by increases of $66,000,000 in Reserve Bank
credit, $6,000,000 in Treasury currency, and $3,000,000 in
gold stock, and decreases of $17,000,000 in Treasury
deposits with Federal Reserve Banks and $61,000,000 in
non-member deposits and other Federal Reserve ac¬
counts.
Excess reserves of member banks on Dec. 24
follows:
estimated
decrease of
The
to
be
approximately $3,060,000,000, a
principal change in holdings
ities was an increase
"
>
>
of bills and secur¬
Gov¬
ernment bonds.
Real
Since
Dec. 24, 1940
'ii: '
$
7,000,000
+
2,000,000
+
3,000,000
+
3,000,000
+
S. Govt, direct,
oblig—
2,238,000,000
U.
S.
guar,
oblig—
5,000,000
(not
includ.
Govt.
adv.
$15,000,000
Dec.
United
U.
Other
Bank
Res.
creditcredit
stock
Treasury
Member
bank
Treasury
res.
bal—_
circulation
dep.
Reserve
39
51
54
51
23
23
150
114
39
26
455
....
172
104
148
397
85
85
77
1
20
'
335
371
281
270
265
312
1,568
1,168
151
151
147
3,478
3,496
2,834
913
917
1,631
1,620
1,567
115
117
x—.
1,455
1,443
1,380
380
365
378
banks-
4,788
4,816
6,645
1,063
1,073
1,103
89
99
96
45
44
47
banks.
93
92
88
351
363
324
310
303
322
37
36
41
10,164 10,127 10,479
bonds
by the
guaran.
with
-
1,557
Res.
vault
in
■
dom.
762
'
107
R.
10,000,000
239,000,000
+
61,000,000
2,499,000,000
+
66,000,000
163,000,000
+
3,000,000
820,000,000
Demand
2,285
6,000,000
162,000,000
2,286
1,997
+
Time
deposits
730
735
723
497
496
514
50,000,000
—1,390,000,000
+ 2,407,000,000
U.
Government
777
739
28
127
131
95
3,474
3,621
3,807
1,049
1,054
1,011
'
with
12,447,000,000
—
11,224,000,000
+
201,000,000
2,195,000,000
+
2,000,000
deposits
—
18,000,000
assets—net
Liabilities—
S.
—
17,000,000
+
427,000,000
deposits.
Inter-bank deposits:
Domestic
—
61,000,000
—
281,000,000
banks
-
'V1':
...'
1
606
banks
597
605
8
8
8
275
270
318
17
18
18
1,529
1,535
1,514
284
283
264
Borrowings
Other
1,719,000,000
V:'-V;,.
.
deposits—adjusted
Foreign
908,000,000
&
accounts..
Other
98,000,000
Fed.
Banks
Non-member
other F.
——
securities
Balances
3,244,000,000
currency
In
19
46
22,750,000,000
Bank
Res.
Total
Gold
25
455
Government
with Fed.
Cash
2,000,000
24
41
39
notes
States
S.
Other
commit.—
24)
91
387
104
bills
Obligations
Res.
Indus,
,
-
banks
loans
Other
Treasury
59,000,000
U.
714
88
379
'
to
Treasury
$
■
discounted
loans
*
on
securities
estate
Loans
Since
Dec. 17, 1941
'
pur.
718
87
373
:
dealers
&
for
loans
Other
f
Dec. 24, 1941
Bills
brok.
carrying
,
Treasury cash
of $3,000,000 in United States
ended Dec. 24, 1941,
Increase (+) or Decrease (—)
Money
$30,000,000 for the week.
year
.
During the week ended Dec. 24,
balances decreased $50,000,000.
were
to
Loans
as
were
balances and related
reserve
2,601
2,613
Capital
liabilities
accounts
.
Volume 154
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
"
1725
Weekly SlieiM of Resources and Liabilities of fe 12 Federal Reserve Ekf&s si Olose of Eisslsssss 0cc, 24, SS4!
Three
Ciphers
Federal
certificates
hand
and
■V.:.
due
from
U.
S.
$
$
v'y
Cleveland
Philadelphia
■/..
$
-
Richmond
Atlanta
805,682
559,231
3,438,280
617,987
388,797
1,936
477
1,179
662
408
$
y;K\
St. Louis
Chicago
$
$
Minneapolis
fund—Fed.
$
$
1,182,619
8,107,884
1,253,033
1,665,036
14,688
Treasury
4,193
1,241
964
975
23,422
41,530
14,393
17,220
12,132
12,242
30,880
15,404
4,272
1,210,234
8,150,655
1,268,390
1,683,231
819,750
571,950
3,470,339
634,053
393,477
2,275
942
100
64
65
106
88
■5
notes
Res.
reserves
>.
San
Dallas
City
$
20,515,018
20,743,465
on
cash*
Total
Bills
Kansas
New York
Boston
Total
at—
213,759
Redemption
Other
Omitted
Agent
ASSETS
■■
Gold
(000)
Reserve
s
$
562,166
J
Francisco
403,198
765
1,531.105
574
1,314
9,142
10,882
22,240
572,073
414,654
1,554,659
\
discounted:
Secured by
Other
U. S. Govt, obligations, direct and guaranteed—
bills
5,104
1,485
1,965
discounted
—~
y'
35
100
—..._r
18
85
21
137
1,543
.
:■
■■«.
7-
Total bills discounted
7,069
1,485
2,340
1,048' r-
188
9,710
.'
1,884
1,105
3,554
242
766
112,434
381,544
114,861
144,039
89,084
60,045
203,765
61,342
2,719
818
69
1
476
301
35
/
100
1,628
OO
■
498
87
f-t 00
V-* W -a
c
'
Industrial
U. S.
;.'
advances
Govt,
1,455,467
-
Notes
777,300
Bills
<
10,370
U.
from
Fed.
Res.
Bank
and
197,584
73,270
42,997
62,185
50,835
124,815
33,015
105,521
39,130
22,963
33,210
27,148
66,659
1,026
635
441
1,408
522
306
443
362
889
221,991
137,295
95,275
304,513
112,922
66,266
95,838
78,345
192,363
222,421
138,061
95,820
304,835
113,357
66,864
97,553
78,754
192,506
4
2
>;
2,243,137
173,280
588,028
177,021
2,259,916
176,649
591,473
181,623
47
3
18
6
1
t
1
1
756
2,911
1,508
2,080
7,596
3,152
4,706
3,181
1,665
2,044
853
2,454
99,163
274,549
83,631
163,083
96,218
53,092
182,208
58,284
27,799
52,941
46,093
81,368
2,782
10,734
4,865
4,439
2,978
2,987
2,278
1,341
2,880
3,050
11,004
3,326
4,514
2,726
1,737
5,329
1,969
1,269
1,715
24,338,002
1,492,637
9,041,344
1,543,348
2,079,772
1,067,331
727,702
3,970,410
813,123
492,415
729,207
542,954
1,837,759
8,202,083
675,193
2,110,124
578,242
783,589
435,445
279,526
1,716,610
322,210
207,265
262,823
135,861
695,195
12,446,867
568,300
5,565,260
680,200
936,574
461,937
313,863
1,798,020
355,532
174,993
348,318
300,851
943,019
93,113
220,388
86,343
.95,169
33,032
42,271
150,090
36,148
50,216
39,200
31,594
30,101
31,876
321,940
77,041
73,070
34.152
27,798
95,309
23,827
17,473
23,033
23,033
7,833
7,382
5,079
10,329
9,707
2,203
1,477
252,389
412,754
356,955
1,062,168
22,911
42,044
38,410
52,308
-
...
banks
i'.V.
'•
,
of other
notes
61,819
47,576
76,926'
32,906
securities, direct and guaranteed
securities__^-i_^
foreign
Uncollected
banks
items
41,143
premises
Other
125
1,218,429
Govt,
S.
bills
Total
Due
"
272
securities, direct and guaranteed:
Bonds
Total
•fe:
i
42,096
assets
:
v
•
•
2'rt
1,949
f
.
see
4
1,144
2,766
1,455
..
"»
4,002
■
Total
assets
-
LIABILITIES
F.
R.
notes
in
actual
circulation
■■
Deposits:
bank
Member
U.
account
reserve
Treasurer—General
S.
account
907,665
v,
'
Foreign
Other
Total
Other
Total
13,659
486,779
15,263
706,948
6,594,367
858,847
1,129,497
536,954
391,314
2,048,498
425,836
979,104
84,175
206,112
71,247
131,479
78,297
42,997
156,175
52,949
5,838
607
1,721
447
617
434
162
724
175
162
218
216
355
23,963,552
1,466,923
8,912,324
1,508,783
2,045,182
1,051,130
713,999
3,922,007
801,170
482,727
717,839
531,442
1,810,026
—
deposits
availability items
liabilities,
incl.
accrued
divs.
liabilities
CAPITAL
142,114
9,399
51,803
11,905
14,636
5,708
4.880
15,588
4,407
3,003
4,599
4,359
11,827
157,065
Surplus
10,906
56,447
15,144
14,323
5,247
5,725
22,824
4,925
3,152
3,613
3,974
10,785
26,785
2,874
7,070
4,393
1,007
3,244
713
1,429
533
1,000
1,138
1,263
2,121
48,486
2,535
13,700
3,123
4,624
2,002
2,385
8,562
2,088
2,533
2,018
1,916
3.000
24,338,002
1,492,637
9,041,344
1,543,348
2,079,772
1,067,331
727,702
3,970,410
813,123
492,415
729,207
542,954
1,837,759
14,969
455
460
2,659
1,048
874
1,771
1,850
1,201
28
1,500
23
3,100
Dallas
Francisco
(Section 7)
Surplus
(Section 13-b)
Total
accounts
liabilities
Commitments
•
and
accounts
capital
industrial
does
cash"
•
-
make
to
"Other
t
28,633
;
ACCOUNTS
Capital paid In
Other capital
60,415
613,028
24,684
14,776,527
deposits
Deferred
808,967
-
not
-
advances
include
Federal
Reserve
notes,
t Less than $500.
Federal Reserve Hole Statement
Three
Ciphers
Federal
(000)
Kansas
Omitted
Bank
Reserve
New York
Boston
Total
of—
Richmond
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Minneapolis
San
City
'
Federal
Held
F.
Bank by F.
R.
actual
$
$
2,204,989
694,556
8,592,656
—
390,573
circulation
Collateral held by agent as
813,677;
604,416
19,363
94,865
675,193
2,110,124
578,242
700,000
2,220,000
615,000
1,485
2,340
2,222,340
615,942
$
1,756,602
302,461
$
340,132
$
212,475
$
273,306
$
150,828
777,746
30,088
26,023
22,935
39,992
17,922
5,210
10,483
14,967
82,551
435,445
279,526
1,716,610
322,210
207,265
262,823
135,861
695,195
475,000
310,000
1,780,000
350,000
214,000
275,000
35
100
1,625
942
701,485
$
$
461,468
783,589
26,174
8,202,083
Reserve Bank
by Federal
In
R. Agent
$
$
$
notes:
Reserve
Issued to
;
security for notes issued to bank:
"
certificates on hand and due from U.
Gold
Eligible
;
S. Treasury—,
8,703,000
collateral
Total
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
The
sale
is
set
has
be
to
Court
the
made
and
is
sale
of
assets of
company
under
direction of
to
subjcet
be
to
the
for Feb.
Master of
18,
In
the
said
1942.
Ontario
bid, according to
an order handed down by Justice Middleton.
The judgment was for a
sale
without reserve bid, so that news that Justice Middelton has
decided on a reserve bid was a surprise to the various security holders.
Supreme
Earnings for Month and
a
reserve
11 Months Ended Nov.
1941—Month—1940
"■Profit
t$l, 114,431
—
-
"After
general
expenses
before
but
$630,584
$8,841,058
$7,257,469
depreciation and bond interest,
does not have to submit a list of stockholders to
and associates, according to an opinion handed
the Appellate Division of the N. Y. Supreme Court, y
reserved an opinion of Supreme Court Justice Steuer
company
A.
Newman
Court
not
granted the Newman group access to the list of stockholders.—
154, p. 1488.
^
A11 American Aviation, Inc.—Officer
The
resignation
of
James
G.
Ray
Resigns, etc.—
Vice-President
in
charge of
operations and as a director of this corporation was announced recently
as
.
Aluminum Co. of America—Wins Again in U. S. Anti¬
trust Case—
Government efforts to expedite an appeal from Federal Judge Francis
decision against it in the Aluminum antitrust law pro¬
ceedings were denied Dec. 17 by Judge Caffey.
Assistant
Attorney General Thurman Arnold made a motion to
hasten the Federal appeal by having the Court's oral opinion desig¬
nated as its findings of fact and conclusions of law, or, as an alterna¬
tive, entering a final order dismissing the complaint.
Caffey's
-
INSURANCE
155,000
;
.
276,625
794.000
y.
155,000
794,000
Dec. 17 disposing of the motion, Judge Caffey
assuming that the statements made in the oral opinion
acceptable as findings and conclusions to the U. S. Supreme
"numerous issues had been made by the pleadings which were
or
even
mentioned in
that opinion."—V.
154,
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
companies
Sherman
and
antitrust
Shelby Carter, Chairman of the protective committee for holders
6%
notes of the corporation, has been appointed General Man¬
to act in the interest of the noteholders and to supervise daily
operation of the business, it was announced Dec. 17, in a letter to
security owners.
ager
154, p. 1049.
*'
American Water Works & Electric Co.,
1697.
C.
of
executives were convicted of violation of the
a jury on Oct. 27 at the conclusion of trial
act by
which lasted 20 weeks.—V.
Inc.—Output—
of the electric subsidiaries of this company for the
kwh., compared with 251,341,944
month of November totaled 289,655,416
kwh.
for
the
the
For
corresponding month of
last
year,
an
ended
months
11
3,024.163,104 kwh.,
as
against
Nov.
1940, an increase of 15%.
30,
1941, power output totaled
kwh. for the same period
2,550,647,471
increased 19%.—V. 154. p. 1697.
the
have
committee
has
company on
exclusive
—V.
been taken toward liquidating some assets and the
reduced expenses and arranged for operation of the
monthly budget which provides a small operating profit,
depreciation and interest on the notes, the letter says.
Antilla Sugar
a
of
141, p.
1924.
Company on
reorganization.
Estates—Reorganization Plan—
Dec. 19 announced the promulgation of a plan of
Copies of the plan of reorganization are now available
holders at the office of The National City Bank, New
depositary.
St. Amour, First Vice-President, states:
The board of directors of the company, having given careful thought
to
the
situation
confronting its security holders, earnestly recom¬
debenture
to
York,
James A.
American Sugar Refining Co.—$2
The
Common Dividend
directors have declared
a year-end dividend of $2 per share on
stock, payable Feb. 2 to holders of record Jan. 5.
This
compares' with 50 cents paid on Feb. 1, 1941, which was the first
distribution on the common stock since July 2, 1938, when 25 cents
was
common
paid.—V. 152, p. 2378.
mends
If
prompt action by them to make the plan effective.
the plan does
not become effective before Jan. 1, 1942, no interest
income debentures on that date unless before
waive the moratorium provided for in the
Cuban Constitution of 1940, which is highly improbable.
\
will
that
be
paid on the 6%
date
the
stockholders
.
Securities Outstanding,
aircraft manufacturer, engi¬
neer
and inventor, has become associated
with this corporation as
engineering adviser.—V. 154, p. 650.
v
.
214,100
350,035
The power output
by Richard C. du Pont, President.
Grover Leoning of Garden City, N.
G.
INDUSTRIAL
-
passed on
the
r
1,780,000
310,000
475,000
American Sealcone Corp.—New General Manager—
which
V.
815,000
be
Court,
down Dec. 19 by
The
;■
written opinion
a
Steps
Adams Express Co.—Upheld On Stockholder List—
The
——
that,
would
30
1941—11 Mos.—1940
flncludes $200,430 received in U. S. exchange.—V. 154, p. 1488.
Jerome
815,000
Corporation and Investment News
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Sale Feb. 18—
court
.
8,709,527
General
The
--
6,527
paper
American Tobacco Co.—Denied New .Trial And, Fined
The
tobacco companies—Reynolds, Liggett &
13 officials, were denied a new trial on
price fixing and monopoly convictions in U. S. District Court Dec. 11
at Lexington, Ky., and fines of $15,000 each were assessed.
■
The companies
and officials were fined on three accounts of a
Myers,
nation's
"big
three"
The
securities
of
the
and Earnings
company' outstanding at Sept. 30,
four-count
criminal
information.
Each
was
fined
$5,000
for
con¬
spiracy to fix prices; $5,000 for conspiracy to monopolize the industry
and $5,000 for monopoly.
The fourth count, charging attempting to
said, was the same as that of conspiracy to
^'V
"big three" companies, American Suppliers, Inc.,
subsidiary of the American Tobacco Co., was assessed the $15,000
monopolize,
monopolize.
the judge
■
In
addition to the
fine.
^
.v•"
1941,
and
accumulated interest thereon were as follows:
Accum.
and American—and
.
a
>:
Financial Condition
Outstanding
Interest
20-year 6% income debentures, 1951—
$7,110,600
$2,808,687
20-year 6% income notes, 1951—__
4,000,000
1,980,000
Common stock, 24,401 shares ($100 par)
2,440,100
Since the organization of the company in 1931, interest has been
paid on its debentures in only two years—r4% in 1937 and 6% in 1938.
No interest has ever been paid by the company on its notes.
The
accumulated interest on the debentures and notes amounts, thus, to
39V2% and 49y2% of the principal thereof, respectively.
The sinking
fund provisions of the debentures cannot operate until all accumulated
interest on the debentures and notes has been paid.
—
'
.
•
the company had consolidated net current assets,
provided in the agreement under which the debentures
$1,508,806 in excess of the minimum
of
$1,000,000 of net current assets which the company must have
before it is required to pay earned interest on the debentures.
This
current asset position of the company, which has been built up over
the past 10 years, is more than sufficient to meet the ordinary needs
of the business.
While for several years the company's consolidated
net current assets have been substantially in excess of the $1,000,000
On
Sept.'30, 1941,
calculated
as
issued, of $2,508,806, which is
were
part of such excess has been applicable to the payment
such interest is payable only out
of consolidated net earnings of the ' company for the preceding year,
minimum,
no
of interest on the debentures because
unpaid accumulated
not required in the
business or for interest purposes the board of directors in the summer
of 1939 and in the spring of 1941 decided to accept partial condona¬
tion offers made by debenture holders.
This resulted in the reduction
of the principal amount of the debentures from $9,000,000 to $7,110,600
'except at the maturity of the debentures when all
Interest becomes payable.
Since such excess was
Sept.
from
year
costs having been maintained at a normal figure in
price of sugar prevailing during the manufacturing
production
the
to
the
for
quota sugars, which has permitted the company to dispose of
its sugar prior to the end of its fiscal year.
The manufacture
period,
but are principally due to the unexpected improvement in
and price for world quota sugars and increase demand
demand
S.
of
all
for the fiscal
1941, calculated in accordance with the provisions of
agreement, amounted to $370,952.
These earnings result
30,
debenture
relation
of
through a
interest
accumulated
of
$542,585
company of $477,048.
net earnings of the company
consolidated
The
U.
of
invert
added
also
has
molasses
to the com¬
amount
substantial
a
pany's net earnings.
The result is that the company, under the terms
of the debenture agreement,
has sufficient earnings to pay 5%
on
the
debentures on Jan.
1, 1942.
The Cuban Moratorium, however,
raises
question
a
payment of such interest.
the
to
as
'';v
The Cuban Moratorium
A
transitory provision
of
(adopted in
Constitution
Cuban
the new
1940) provides for a moratorium which, in the opinion of the
company's Cuban counsel, is applicable to the debentures and notes.
Counsel has stated that such moratorium has been held valid and
iJune,
company's business
by the Supreme Court in Cuba where the
effective
conducted and its assets are located, and that this is not affected
the l'act-that such securities were issued and are payable in the
is
by
United
States.
of
company
the
payments
Counsel
should
with respect
has
that
advised
also
directors
approval, make any
the debentures and
board of
the
without stockholder
to principal or interest on
not,
of "payments
notes except in
accordance with the schedule
.for in such constitutional moratorium.
v
provided
T;!
,
moratorium and its effect on pay¬
ments due on the company's indebtedness are described in the opinion
of Dr. Joaquin P. Pardo, Cuban counsel of the company.
In the opinion
of such counsel such moratorium:
l
(1) extends the maturity of the debentures and notes until June 30,
1970, with provision for small annual amortization thereof, based on
the price
of sugar, beginning with the year following their stated
The
implications
legal
of
this
,
■
maturity
(2)
which
is
all
cancels
1951;
v...
interest accumulated prior
with
amount of
the
such
interest
price of sugar;
(4)
makes
priority,
to
.
?
and notes, irrespective of their original
payments of principal and interest, prior
.
debentures
the
of equal rank as to
1970;
(5)
require
not
and
notes
to
during the 1941 crop was not sufficiently high to require
Reason For
Plan
,
,
such payment.
such
Company's inability during the 10 years since organization to retire
of its indebtedness through sinking fund operations, the large
accumulations of interest on the debentures and notes during such
period and the heavy conitnuing annual interest charges on such
securities, in conjunction with the questions raised by the Cuban
moratorium, indicate strongly the necessity of a readjustment of the
company's funded debt so as to reduce interest charges and apply to
the
amortization
of
principal any surplus earnings made available
through such reduction.
The use of the company's large cash balance
not required for working capital to reduce the company's funded debt
any
tric
suant
J.
to
and
Utility
Willard
L.
$200,000
July
the
JU Digest of Plan
will
receive
(1)
and
for
account
on
Holders
of
securities
the
now
held
by
them
$100);
$332,322
6%
demand
$102,600 first
H.
to
of
one-third
amount of
Reserve
Ware, Jr.,
which
(6%)
note
will
sell
Inc.,
to
John
H.
the
class
of
amount
principal
the
deposited
issuable in respect
certificates
A
($1,333,310)
of notes
to
principal amount of
pation certificates class B for the balance of the
the deposited notes.
except that stockholders will waive
provided for in the Cuban Constitution.
When the plan becomes effective depositing debenture holders will
be paid $20 upon each $100 principal amount of debentures deposited,
of which $15 will represent a payment of principal and $5 the amount
of interest payable on the debentures on Jan. 1, 1942, under the terms
of the debenture
agreement.
Depositing debenture holders will also
receive class A certificates for the remaining unpaid principal amount
stock:
Common
No
change,
the moratorium
(85%)
of
their debentures.
The deposited securities will be held by the depositary for
the holders of the class A and the class B certificates.
the benefit
While for
the protection of
on
are
the
participating security holders the accumulated interest
the deposited securities will not be waived while any certificates
outstanding, payments thereon will, after payment of interest on
be
certificates,
tificates,
class
securities
The
applied
to
reduction
upon fill retirement of
balance of the company's
and,
the
B)
will
be
securities
holding
Jersey
ments.
'
applicants and declarants represent that the proposed trans¬
are part of a general program of the trustees to simplify their
holding company system, and further represent that such general
program is consistent with the tentative conclusions of the Commis¬
sion expressed in its notice
of and order for hearing, dated Sept.
4, 1941, and is in furtherance of the reorganization of Associated
hearing on such matters*will be held on Jan. 5,
of the SEC, Washington, D. C.—V. 154, p. 1590.
were
will
be
certificates
dated
Jan.
1,
to
compared
,
19,379,134
14,338,503
credits
class
the
payable
B
after
certificates,
all
Net rwy. oper. inc.•Includes
Fed.
inc.
802,000
to
the
extent
that
per
the
class
on
interest
currently received
A
and
by
B
on the deposited securities shall suffice therefor.
The
certificates will receive cumulative interest at the rate of 3%
payable also only out of amounts received in respect of
deposited securities and only after all accumulated
annum
inerest
interest
class
B
interest
Both
the
on
class
certificates
will
the
certificates,
which
the
on
the
be
class
are
A
certificates.
will
in
Interest
on
the
class
A
not be
which
the
in each
year
must maintain under such
agreements
being required to make interest or sinking fund payments
debentures and notes is reduced from $1,000,000 to $750,000.
company
Participation in
before
on
the
have
been
deposited
a
W.
C.
2,625,000
New
Co., Richmond, Va.
Murchison
and
T.
L.
Wynne,
members
this
company,
thereunder
'
died on Dec.
7.—V.
1941—Month—1940
of
a
154, p.
and
1,773,355
19.227,506
3,391,655
47,352,131
from
Misc.
cr.
4.754,008
5,344,936
67,608,056
56,661,106
114,312
and
when,
by
an
434,999
1,653
2,849
15,001
4,653,317
62,441,673
-
This
Commission
recently completed
depreciation of utility
and
outlined in a memorandum by Chairman Milo R.
by the Commission, involves a number of impor¬
set
Oct.
the company.
the original cost of the company's utility plant
31, 1941, at $92,095,754 as against a figure of
the property is carried on the company's books,
,
difference
from
share
a
figure
according to the Commission.
Acceptance of the Commission's recommendations will terminate a
dispute on the company's accounts which has been in progress for
several years.
the
„
•
.
Union Gas Co. accepts the Commission's recom¬
Maltbie stated, "its accounts will be on a
basis whether the viewpoint be rate-making or the issuance of
Brooklyn
Chairman
mendations,"
sound
To Reduce Stated Value of Shares—
A
special meeting- of stockholders is to be held Feb. 11 for the
of voting on proposals to make certain adjustments in the
the company and reduce the stated value of the common
stock to enable such adjustments.—V. 154, p. 1374.
purpose
accounts of
161,515
13,960,696
2,408,874
1,686,988
2,883,373
3,321,470
44,385,115
27,801,780
493,697
1,647,587
5,806,926
6,937,479
4,969,057
50,192,041
stock
265,133
142,050
1,699,181
1,412,252
2,619,700
28,891,672
28,832,002
468,095
2,207,307
19,601,188
Falls, N. Y., plants will work
the increased pressure
154, p. 1490.
schedule New Year's Day "to meet
asserted, but added that majority control is held
States.
The
company
produces 'hydrogen peroxide,
persulphate and potassium persulphate.—V. 123, p. 847.
United
(H. M.) Byllesby & Co.—To Change Par Value—
a reduction
in capital stock to $648,586 from $2,304,906,
be done by reducing the preferred stock to $557,460 from
and changing its value from no par to $10 par value a
share, by reducing the class A common stock to $48,457 from $484,574,
to
authorize
This
is
to
$1,393,650
ing
class
the
B
common
stock
their values from no par
150, p. 3814.
to
from
$42,668
10 cents
to
par
$426,682
value
a
and chang¬
share in each
instance.—V.
California Electric Power Co.^-Seeks To Issue
000 Note—
$1,350,-
i
,
i'.
Company Dec. 20 asked the Federal Power Commission for authority
to
issue
a
note
for
$1,350,000 to the Bank of America National
Trust & Savings Association to refund certain outstanding short-term
notes of the company held by Denver banks.
The note is to be dated Jan. 1, 1942, bear interest of 3%
and be
'
repaid
the.„amount
in
of
$90,000
first of each consecutive month
The
p.
24-Hour Schedule
the company announced on Dec. 23.—V.
Treasurer,
Buerk
Mr.
the
German
and
if})A special meeting ofMhe stockholders has been called for Dec. 30
4,495,005
company's Buffalo and Niagara
of
ammonium
34,739,259
2,643,842
__
Under Super¬
2,488,147
3,377,070
inc.
—
Department has assumed supervision of this company
interests in the business,
Charles A. Buerk,
stated on Dec. 19.
German and Swiss interests own more than 25% of the outstanding
1,643,592
income
Co., Inc.
The Treasury
'42,606,215
10,672,696
170,794
999,538
1,721,523
Electro-Chemical
vision of the U. S. Treasury—
5,546,001
12,043
144,302
from
full 24-hour
Service
original cost
dividends,
and
Bell Aircraft Co.—Plants To Go On
for output,"
Public
actual
finding also calls for an upward revision of the company's
accrual for gas plant to $22,143,760 from the present
of $15,736,164.
To accomplish that, the memorandum
states, the company will need to transfer from earned surplus $5,275,368
together with the balance resulting from the reduction in the
stated value of the capital stock after the adjustment between book
cost and original cost.
j
After these various adjustments are made, the company will have
left capital surplus of $682,217, which.it will no tbe able to use for
the
a
the
The
1,438,816
1,739,077
5,241,713
382,629
charges
income
State
made.
4,541,938
6,969,471
net
income—
deduct,
Fixed
being
is
according to the memorandum, is to write out of its
by reducing the stated value of its capital stock
$50.
The present stated value of the stock Is
$37,268,200 and will be reduced to $29,814,560 after the adjustment is
railway
rent,
ry. oper.
income
Total
share will amount to $7,453,640.
$5,275,368.
The adjustments
leaving a balance of capital
was
sources,
company,
$40
36,686,765
400,949
16,110,674 208,349,163
5,131,827
invest.,
Railway tax accrualsEquipment rents, net—
Other
1941,
two
difference of $6,357,547.
to
1941—11 Mos.—1940
454,005
505,089
.
operations
Net
1941, of
after completion.
for depreciation consistent with the reserve
Commission is approximately $200,000 less than
of
of
as
President
174,308
—
operations—
facility
31,
Original Cost Put At $92,095,754 By Commis¬
on Company's Books at $98,453,302— >
Commission
service
The
1100,;
4,882,940
:
Transportation
Joint
Oct.
immediate amortiza¬
the
findings,
assets this
163,674,452
16,205,654
20,046,979
1,930,992
Maint. of way & struct.
of
equipment-
rev.
at
as
provision
by
York
Buffalo
Winterrowd, Vice-President in charge of operations
Maint.
Net
in
depreciation
securities."
revenues
for
31,
these
$98,453,302 in which
a
Completes Debt Retirement
Corp.
Traffic"
Transp.
the directors may declare.
the
accounts of the
company
as
for
reserve
Oct.
at
determination
in
General
and
company
gas
$682,217
New
The
announces
Period End. Nov. 30—
Miscell.
the
9
because
Ry. oper.
between
plant used in the public service by the company.
20,585,"959
10,495,000
—V. 154, p. 1697.
the Plan
of
annual
The
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings-
Net
plan, the plan will become effective by the com¬
pany's filing notice thereof with the depositary when 95% in principal
amount of the outstanding debentures and all the outstanding notes,
or such lesser
amounts thereof as the company in its discretion shall
sufficient,
of
existing
sion Carried
Baldwin Locomotive Works—Obituary—
director
Dec.
uncertainty created in October, 1940,
dividends.
Company earnings subse¬
of
adjustments
in
from
parties.
that arrangements have been made to
anticipate as of Dec. 22 the remaining balance of the mortgage loan
made in 1939 to finance the purchase of its Lowell (Mass.) plant.
Satisfaction of this mortgage, two years before maturity date, lifts
the restrictions on the payment of dividends on the common stock
and completes a program of debt retirement.—V. 154, p. 259.
As provided in the
deem
Insurance
Rayon
H.
the
'..Xliei-. i necesdarir/:;" "proxy'."'vihhaierlal:''for stockholders' action
prepared and is expected to be released about Jan. 12.
16,238,919
/ 761,640
Willspoint, Tex., has been elected President and a
Ralph R. Lounsbury of Montclair, N. J.
This
of approximately 90% of this company's
corporation
William
of
stockholders
annually by the elimination of the provision for amortization of gas
plant acquisition adjustments.
The discontinuance of the rate case and an accounting case, con¬
templated in the settlement of the difference existing between com¬
pany and Commission,
will relieve earnings of future costs of both
Program—
an
will transfer all funds received by
it not applicable to the payment of interest in such year.
If and
when the plan becomes effective the
debenture and note
agreements are to be amended so that (1) in determining the con¬
solidated net earnings of the company for all purposes of such agree¬
ments the amount to be deducted on account of depreciation is not to
exceed $100,000, and (2) the amount of consolidated net current assets
depositary
made
"If
Atlantic
memorandum
its
is currently being provided by the company.
Upon approval by its
stockholders, the company will reduce the annual charge against
earnings to conform with the depreciation rates recommended by the
Commission.
Earnings will also benefit to the extent of about $60,000
-
The
differences
resolve
suspension
account
surplus
be
The
in Dallas, Tex., from the Beneficial Loan Society.
The
stockholders will have the option of selling their holdings
same partnership at the same price,
which, it was stated, will
less than $175 per share.—V. 152, p. 1582.
the
in
the
sale of disused land.
surplus
and
payable only in multiples of */*% and no
amount of less than V2%.
A certificates and, after their retirement, the class B
to be entitled to the benefits of a sinking fund to
on
the
recommended
minority
to
the
and
increase
will
partnership
be
payable
of
by
to
The reduction in capital of $10 per
The
succeeding
stock
contained
as
recommending
are
including such dividends
Earned
in
election followed the purchase
capital
Commission
the
to
an
of
loss
be issued when
depositary
Class
Wynne
director,
the board of directors Dec. 22, it was
meeting of stockholders will be held on
certain recommendations of the New York
tant adjustments in the capital accounts of
President—Company's Stock Changes Hands—
J.
:
depreciation
Life
Atlantic
—
___________978,110
$2,202,050 for Federal taxes.—
of
provision
upon
contemplated
book
B.
21,487
$26,873
Maltbie and approved
36,323,095
2,834,966
380,000
2,877,586
tax
$529,474
•
plant acquisition adjustments less the existing
reserve, $5,339,194 and an additional provision of $300,000 for possible
connections
25,646,740
; : 19,297
57,670
and
remove
led
tion
1941—11 Mos.—1940
1,578,912
111,313
♦$24,878
$6,407,596, bringing the reserve to $22,143,760; the
22,056
—V. 154, p. 1697.
1942.
interest
accumulated
will
The
15,299,466 203,585,571 154,158,715
10,943,258 141,635,033 118,095,477
2,274,358
i—
18,689
$32,655
meeting of
a
special
Commission
include
$
i*
revs.
oper.
$726,476
678,116
674,054
quent to the reduction of capital will be available for normal corporate
Earnings for November: and Year to Date
Railway oper, exps..—
'■Railway tax accruals-
61,576 V.
V 1,622
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purposes,
'
1941—Month—1940
$1,222,217
856
to vote
directors
them
6,436 same week 1940.
Total cars moved, 32,021,
24,157 same week 1940.
Santa Fe handled total of
with
•
.
.
annum
a
that
Service
which
compared with
32,034 cars preceding week this year.
•A3
60,966
•____
_____
1942,
1941.
the
Ry.—System Loadings—
System carloadings week ending Dec. 20, 1941,
with 17,721 same week 1940.
Received from
.V
261,993
$38,320
the "law of the land" requires consideration of other elements than
original cost for rate-making purposes.
Approval by the stockholders of the proposal to be submitted to
at the offices
Fe
;^;-12,942,;
$94,477
debt
405,972
$596,825
129,651
1591.
Plant's
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
24,001
640,168
$960,224
adoption of
the Commission's proposal to reduce the amount of capital by $10 per
share for
the
purpose,
in part, of effecting certain adjustments in
the accounts of the company.
The property of the company will
remain unchanged by
the proposed adjustments and its fair value
is in excess of the amount stated on the books, in the opinion of the
directors.
The
Commission, in its memorandum, acknowledges that
pursuant to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act.
A
11,
The
actions
a
condoned.
participation
effective
li.
Jr.,
subject to certain adjust¬
154, p.
Public
upon
is approximately $3,805,197,
28,222
$25,378
::
Corporations, Inc.—-Earnings-
Following
company
Corp.
56,107
$70,476
________
income
announced
Company Act of 1935.
Electric
$1,002,797
profit
Feb.
payable
from the provisions of the Public Utility Holding
The present filing requests such an exemption
the proposed transfer of the electric companies. .-ttfXvv
consideration to be
paid by John H. Ware, Jr., and PennWater Co. for the common stock of Northeastern Water and
$1,600,392
"
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—To Comply With Commis¬
contract
effective
$53,600
$4,427,447
sion's Recommendations By Adjusting Accounts-
place the common stock will be directly owned by the trustees.
is subject to a-condition, among others, that North¬
eastern
Water
&
Electric
Corp.
shall have been exempted
as
a
of the principal of the cer¬
the certificates (class A and
indebtedness on the deposited
the plan
Both principal and
interest will be payable out of amounts received by the. depositary
upon the deposited securities.
In addition to 3% cumulative interest
payable out of amounts received by the depositary in respect of
interest on the deposited securities, the holders of class A certificates
will be entitled to additional non-cumulative interest up to lVa%
per
becomes
V.
subsidiary of the trustees.
Northeastern Water
about to be dissolved and when such dissolution
is
Inc.
3,424,650
$126,583
"After. charges,
takes
This
3,533,541
$11,095,294
"Net
wholly-owned
a
272,453
Sales
.
(Del.)., under the terms of
Ware,
337,071
Earnings for the 9 Months Ended Sept. 30, 1941;
&
and Penn-Jersey Water Co.
trustees
the
1941—11 Mos.—1940
depr.)
funded
on
Breeze
note,
refunding gold
mortgage &
Power
Co.—Earnings$5,133,933
__
income
trustees
promissory
RR.
♦Deficit.—V. 154, p. 1260
and Penn Jersey
Water Co., 155,747 shares of the common stock of Northeastern Water
and
Electric
Corp.
now
owned by. Northeastern Water Companies,
of $85,
notes.
[The
approximately 90% of the amount of the cash payment
which will be made to depositing debenture holders, as above set forth,
if all debentures are deposited under the plan.]; (b) securities partici¬
equal
Gross
pur¬
certificates class A equal, to the nerest multiple
of
t
$326,053
accruals
Net
Light Co. 1,000 shares of common stock
(no par); $175,000 7% demand promissory note, dated Aug. 15, 1934;
$25,000 6 % demand promissory note, dated July 6, 1936.
■
The purchase price to be paid by the trustees for the securities is
$1,500,000, subject to certain adjustments with respect to earnings
and changes in debt subsequent to Feb. 28, 1941.
The trustees of .Associated have entered into a contract with John
Western
$20 in cash;
participation
,
t
oper.__
from
rev.
Interest
demand.
on
will receive for each
accumulated interest thereon—(a)
$85 principal amount of securities participation certificates class A.
(2) Holder of 20-year 6%
income notes will receive (a) securities
<b)
(3)
j
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$463,654
Other deductions
note, dated Oct. 1, 1936; $159,569 7% demand promissory note, dated
Oct. 1, 1936; $7,258 6% demand promissory note, dated Aug. 6, 1937;
$10,000 6% demand promissory note, dated Aug. 6, 1937.
Ohio Northern Public Service Co. 1,930 shares of common stock (par
Other
1, 1942, the following:
income debentures
20-year 6%
of
$100 of debentures and
is
f
„
1941—Month—1940
Other income
■:!
6Va% sinking fund bonds, Series A, matured
7% demand promissory note, dated Aug. 15,
mortgage
1936;
$6,000
Railway
the company
security holders of
and accumulated interest thereon to Jan.
SEC
30—
revenues
Company Act of 1935 by Denis
of Associated Gas & Elec¬
Holding
Thorp,
Period End, Nov, 30—
participating
the
transactions
'
plan I the
with
filed
Nov.
Operating income
dated March 9,
1936;
$11,000 6% demand promissory note, dated May 12, 1936; $11,000 5%
demand promissory
note, dated Aug. 11, 1936; 151,272 7% demand
promissory note, dated Oct. 1, 1936; $14,804 7%' demand promissory
the burden of its funded debt.
the
Tax
and Northeastern
first
1,
1934;
compared
Under
been
have
oper.
Net
Sell Ohio Elec¬
Water & Electric Corp. (subsidiary). A
proposed are summarized as follows:
The
trustees
of Associated propose
to acquire, and Northeastern
proposes to sell, the stocks, bonds and notes of the following electric
utility companies (all incorporated under the laws of, and operating
in, the State of Ohio) such securities constituting all of the out¬
standing securities of the electric companiesi■
General
Utilities
Co.:
900
shares
of
common
gtock
(par
$100;
Corp.,
statement of
9,965
the
i;
declarations
Public
the
Driscoll
tric
and
Aroostook
&
Ended
maintenance &
Utility Securities and Northeastern Water Stock—
Applications
Santa
accomplish such ends.
It provides for the
company's surplus cash to participating
debenture holders in reduction of the principal of their debentures.
The plan also makes possible for the participating security holders
the receipt of a fair interest and prompter return of principal upon
their securities and for the company an ultimate relief from part of
of
Gas & Electric Corp.—To
Associated
prompt
-
f'
Operating expenses (incl.
meeting will be adjourned.
This would of course
delay a waiver of the moratorium and payment of principal or interest;
upon the debentures.—V. 154, p. 1628.
A
is also obviously desirable.
The plan is designed to
distribution
Gross
stockholders'
The
.
Bangor
Period
meeting of stockholders of the company has been called |or Dec.
31, 1941, to take the necessary stockholder action with respect to the
waiver of the moratorium required by the plan.
It is important that
the maximum possible deposits of
debentures be made prior to the
date of such stockholders' meeting.
Unless and until sufficient deben¬
tures
are
deposited to make the plan effective it is probable that
The
interest on the company's deben¬
1942, because the price of sugar
payment of
June 30,
prior
vote,
may
A
:•
does
tures
holders
Debenture
Companies,
1940;
cumulative per annum
payable each year dependent on the
to June 4,
reduces interest on the indebtedness to 1%
(3)
,
the Cuban moratorium is waived as
:v
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participate in the plan by depositing their
debentures
with
all
coupons
maturing on and after Jan. 1, 1942,
attached with The National City Bank, at its New York or Havana
office, accompanied by a letter of transmittal duly executed by such
debenture holder.
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appropriate stockholders'
provided.
above
payment by the
ended
the
;
cancellation
the
and
total
1
j'
!
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
1726
note
1412.
will
be
secured
by
on
July
of
■
:
1,
1942,
and
$30,000
on
thereafter until paid in full,
pledge
.
Treasury
....:;.?.;V
bonds.—V.
154,
.
Canadian National Ry.—Earningsweek
Ended
Dec.
Gross revenues
—V.
154,
p.
1697.
\
21—
_
1941
$6,591,362
1940
$5,584,110
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—
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of
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COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
Volume 154
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Ltd.,
Airways
pioneer
income stock for the
,..
t'i Pas,
Por
mo
Such interest
Asset*;
The
annual
for
report
fiscal
the
ended
year
31,
Oct.
1941,
headquarters m Montreal, andtime.
Arrowv.Airways,released
were acquired at the same
Total
T tri
thatftwr
—
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Airways,
?
u
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inJ?uSt of Lvestock Purchased for the year of $46 128,994 or 36.8%.
w ??ip 8 °y CanadianThe
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lit Edmonton by Mackenzie Air Service, Ltd.; at Moose Jaw
by Prairie Airways, and at Wmpipegi by Wings Limited.
Another
plant is urider construction at Cap de la Madeleine,., fori! Quebec
iUrways.-V.
154,
1697,
p.
18,057,500
4,313,000
965,928
4,187,500
74,373
74,321
' 2,000,000
2,000,000
550'500
14,024,670
6,550 500
•_
6
Common stock ($30 par)„%L_-„--_i-^^ ; 14,024.670
;
Capital
surplus
Earned
surplus
Total
—
Sfor
3 494,002
3,817 662
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——_4,612:869
——
.-.1^
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_
;
7% preferred stock-^_^_,—
salaries
Packing-house labor
rate
increases aggregating
and other advances in rates of pay occasioned by
pa.d.
approx.mately 17 %
1'0°°'T
6% preferred stock—
volume of livestock processed during the year was a
mcrease in
Wages
^0
Minority interest in subsidiary company
major contributing factor toward the increase of $3,144,406 in
and
2,582,034
17,7071500
1st mtge. stock fund bonds due Sept. 1, '55__—
Conv. sinking fund 4% debs.; due Sept. 1, 1950
review accounted for an additional $38,325,402, making a total increase
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pff S?e h?oS 10o
°perA.
Empire Air Training
AhJEJ5
J
.
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$282,500
3,967,116
1,393,811
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$6,207,500
__
^acquired
a
•' 478,782
135,256
178,927
145,973
:
—
$64,974,001 $55,460,678
L
Accounts payable and accrued expenses..
Reserve for Federal income and other taxes
aviation companies have been contributing;;/Sf21L The followin« are the ™*n lact0rs
l°
Mfln
■inUt.h?Snn^?i.1tin6!?'
U
' niThe 'volume of livestock processed during the year exceeded all
nil Thl S
wnJarH imnWi^ mill hp Irlri Tn hi s'.-previous records set by the company and, based on 1940 pr.ce levels,
the Canadian Pacific Ld S
to meet
the ?eeds';
accounted for $7,803,592 of the increase in cost of livestock purcnased
nf
th
^
expanded as lequired to meet; tne nrads..;;...during the year. The advance in price levels during the year under
380,651
438,000
______
'
Notes payable
P»pifir
:
330,402
__—
Liabilities—
An
annnnnnn(nm(i»e
^
595 962
24,567;i44 25,908:737
T m
irt
'29*664
Acts
Stationery and advertising inventories„___-__
Deferred charges —_—
—
th
n4
Air
Compensation
__
Unamort. debt discount and expense___r
rprpile™!?hPcan'«Srf
Un R6r ua
."(r
Lrfoltln
Sales and Revenues—Net sales and revenues for the year amounted
IfP wi!!c
winSS- ShJ AirSlwc tmK.
$260,704,578 and represent an increase of 23% or $48,779,7o3 over
RmiVh^rn
Vnnnnmlr ri^', r..."
those for the preceding year. Higher livestock pr.ces and the attendant
Airwave"
1™«« didTILKi 'yh
advance in meat pnces coupled w.th more aggress.ve sales pol.c.es,
WifriM»n On^'*
?
''a ;rgreater inat.onal rate of employment, and increase wage scales
embraces Mackenzie ^ir Seiw^e Ltd
These ''ccmWned servTces mean f ' acc°unted for the major portion of this increase.
o«n»tnv ™hhh«Sales and '.Other Expenses—Cost of sales and operating
rrtntrrh
miles annually will.be flown under Canadian.expenses increased from $208,320,034 in 1940 to $254,621,555 in 1941
r
16 109 078
'29,664
<-»«*
*
investments
Prepaid insurance.
Dec. 22.•• E. A. Cudahy, Jr., President, in his remarks to
;'.'-stockholders, states in part:
"
Man.,
22 673 427
"
receivable
"Fixed assets
was
ft'iRn'iRi
526 862
notes
______
Other
o ma
lamwi
1V121'215
_
and
Inventory
Special deposits under State
.
it mi
«3 108 360
<
Accounts'
ii ■
i
consolidated Balance sheet
Cash
Cudahy Packing Co.—Annual Report—
>
Le
««£)? rwte i°fi<ur Pten Jan. 1, 1942.
TarUim
period Oct. 1, 1941, to
tu*
/is payable to stockholders of record as at Dec. 31, 1941. Stock transfer
books will be closed from Jan. 1 to Jan. 6, 1942, incl.
Checks will be
mailed.—V. 154, p. 906.
.
.
aviation company, and
Quebec Airways Ltd., its subsidiary, with widespread services throughout Canada,
and particularly in the north and northwest, has been"
acquired by the Canadian Pacific Ry., it was announced Dec..;30
Canadian
1727
1
■
2:116,223
—
,
$55 460 678
$64 974 001
_
Oeprooiatlon of $19,236,244 in 1941 and $1M41,247
'
Carbon
C.,-
County Ry.—New President, Etc.—
C.
Vice-President.—V.'116,'
■'
Mr
615.'
p.
Parsons
as
8, e*'s?n
Weeks Ended
Received
from
connections™__
i
Chicago
•
RR.
Co.
(Nickel
St.
Lou.s
Plate Road)—
Received
from
L
Received
from
connections
'
\
20,391
L
it,-1,.-
-
j-;i •
Sv-.V- 6,251
37,409
from
69,270
—
154, p.
1697.
...
,
Week Ended—
Dec. 20.'41
Cars revenue
freight loaded__-_
Cars
freight received Irom connections
revenue
16,133
8.799
28,899
24,932
n
«
tio^
have
of
received
heretofore
the
1941
in.
n
number
a
ia
St.
of
inquiries
regarding
members
in
Paul
and
U.
Pacific
Circuit
S.
order
of
the
.
.
National Associa-
of
the
the
aside
,
w
between
made
decision
setting
«
n.
Milwaukee,
Chicago*
-view
it
Deafers.^ncfTnifmin^e^6
of Securties
We
contracts
4,
'n
t
the
RR.
of
of
issued,"
Appeals
Court
•
■
*
■
•
at Nov. 2,
during
the
resulted
in
the
the
preceding
.
31,
1940.
.
1941,
.
.
.
,
the American Meat
with losses from
$250,000 by means of a
Bradford- B.
by
this
that
Locke,
action
taken
recently
by
the
directors
partly for the
partly for hte benefit
Episcopal Church, of
which the corporation is a wholly-owned subsidiary.;, Incorporated in
1922 with a paid-in capital and surplus of $155,000, all supplied by
The Church Pens'on Fund, the corporation's surplus, part of which has
additional
of
was
protection
been
the
of
Pension
Church
The
policyholders
Fund
of
the
•
■
and
capitalized;
of
rates
alL employees,
0f
the year
1,
Administration and
not
therwise
exempt,
time
and
the corporation
companies,
ance
board
The
trustees
directors
of
Church
The
of
found
advisable to include
it
a
war
and
clause on all of its insurance policies after Dec.
risk exclusion
of
the
Pens'on
corporation
Fund.
The
is
composed
corporation
15, 1941.
largely of
is operated
•-
Fi
is
J.
P.
V
V
•*'*
•
V
oneratine
last
Tune
154
V
\
•
d
...
...
An
application
(File No.
70-466)
has
been
filed with the
SEC
of debt
Colon Development Co., Ltd.
The dir-r^n h»ve
'able
convertible
stock,
series
directed
preference
"B,"
at the
payment of interest
stock
and
rate of 6%
on
per
the
5%
annum
on
the 6%
redeem-
in
the
case
income
of
the
6%
preferred stock
stock outstanding
Dividends
"
on
Phoroi of
common
Earnings
per
share
share, the same
.
,
,
Authorized—
the
•
comnanv
to
01191?
5
treasury
78
p
991
v. 154, p. 1191, v. 78, p. »ai.
r.,,,,
provide
employees
with
E
Christmas money the Erie
checks to its employees a week
additional
pay
ordered
by President Roosevelt's fact-finding board,
Woodruff, President, announced on Dec. 23.—V. 154, p. 1698.
than
j
Q7k
($30 par)
—:
'915.670
in
report
17,359
467 489
$6.57
$3.29
liabilities
discussing
states
volume.—V.
' __L__
240.000
467,489
4.
j
.<
Etc.—
<■»
•
*
the
was
2 to
(
1.
x
operations of the corporation's fbjeign^Slants, the
French plant in occupied France recently reported
that business was satisfactory. The Holland plant has severely curtailed production but is said to £e doing some war work and the
planfcs in Australia and Canada are both reported to be enjoying
good volume, while the plants in Argentina and Brazil have increased
504,794
$
*
.
current
19,999
—
its "participation
the minimum payment being $10,
Ferro Enamel Corp.—Investment in Plant,
41,664
13.873^
Fmnlnveps
The corporation has issued an illustrated customer s report describing its resources, organization and policies.
As,of N?v'„.'t. 94 '
fleP°l IPIV^7 ^ company s investment
n plant faci.ldies ,am°"1lt„ed„^ $1,258,000. Currenta^sets exceeded
current liabilities by $1,320,000 and the ratio of eTTfF&Ht assets to
iqi'ohr
10^.423)
10.319
To
P.nrrn*;
a bonus under
ir.d other payments depending upon length ot service, ranging up
«" ««>» 'ton
wrtee,n S' "imTIv' iST'otT"
°
to December. 1840 and m May,
V. 154, p. 1376.
131,286
—
Pnrn
Fairchlld Aviation Corp.—.bonus 10 itmpioyees—
The corporation has announced
Eve
employee will share
322,060
——
*
-—
Div
Common
war
distributed $1,250,000 of back
earlier
1704 inn
40.782
;Dividendron\%~prefer7ed_stork—
redeemable
"fil
Erie KK.—-JL/lStriDlltes JjaCK -ray
to
RR
:■
Distributions
and
^>i common uiv.
authorized
recentlv
.
_
99,539
»79
.
.
commission
ot uncapitalized capital expenditures,
oo's^q
142.871
—:
discount and expense
Federal normal taxes ——r—
Federal excess profits taxes of subsidiary
State income taxes—
Minority interest
re-
garding the proposed acquisition by the company of all of the assets
its wholly-owned subsidiary, The Power & Light Building Co., and
the dissolution of the subsidiary—V
154 p 1592
of
Cn
finorls
Drv
WaiKer liry uooas t/O.
rStal exDtfnditSres-V
1,458,662
94,182
—
•Adiustmpntsaunlippbie to prior vears
Adjust, of invest, in foreign subsidiary
Merge Sub.
vvalkor
^
fnr
3 604 761
n^i00
r 177 on*
Other interest
....
^
Co.—To
1,606,513
.
Amortization
defense bonds, stamps
in U. S.
and office force employees of Electrolux Corp., makers
cleaners, was announced on Dec. 20.
Payments were also
and ot 201' 25-year.maximum.^
Nov 2,40
6 o«3 022
-
nrofit
Total income
Interest on long-term debt
'
Cleveland Electric Illuminating'
,
,
.
^
vears
9110947Q6
_
1629
'
.
of year-end bonuses
,
factory
militia
260, 04,57^211.9^4, J5
-—
Operating pront
Miscellaneous income
_
h;,;
/
.
Airioflnn
Oct. 31,41
smn 7nd
—
.
n
Statement
™VAnnM
Taxes
has retired 48.567, shares of its ,6Va-%
preferred, thus
amount outstanding to 117,373 shares.
The shares retired
were purchased in
the open market at prices less than the call price
with funds from a loan of $5,000,000 obtained from a group of banks.
The preferred shareholders had previously given consent to the obtaining of such a loan for this specific purpose.
Purchases were initiated
company*
Douglas
11
of
nurchase
_^en Ohio utU:Ities Commission' "cently^ authorized the company to
®s"eal}d
tpxilntm'm2turiUes of from 20 to 25
i^tfon SSSres comolnv to Set 11 sinkine flnd annually
^
?5S L ,?/
U
Simum The first $150 000 Tus^ be used
P|eS SSTfeW »'Sm24 205'086'785
ProvM'on f^r de^re'ci^Mon of t^ed ™ssets-^.ii:: 1.883^24 1.774,587
reducing
1,
•
a
.
the
Elyria (O.) Telephone Co.—Bonds
Among these are our
t
:eai® f,°den„rQHn<r
-
,
as
R
Inromp
£et sales and operatingRevenues.,
' v
City Ice & Fuel Co.—Reduces Preferred—
:
.
: ;.;V. ■:
Morgan.
consolidated
anm-oved
19
Dec
on
and Nov. 25, last, and 50 cents on Jan. 15, 1941.
Common dividends paid in 1941 totaled $1.50 per
in 1940.—V. 152, p. 1280.
,,
« ' o
not otherthroughout
Meat Institute.
American
.
„
„•
to
vacuum
Hiy «
one-half for
consolidated income btatement
solely for the benefit of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The President of the corporation is Bishop Cameron J. Davis of Buffalo, and the
Treasurer
the
provisions of the Sherman Act.
hiXtra UlVluena
an
The directors on Dec. 24 declared a dividend of $1 per share on
.the common stock, payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Jan. 3. This
compares with 25 cents per share paid on March 1, June 2, Sept. 2
w'th"certain of its officers and employees, other meat packer's,
company
initial
An
««-*• »«•
made to former employees now in active service, it was stated.
Bonuses awarded to these employees during 1941, based on length
0f service and wages, aggregated approximately $154,000, of which
approximately $80,000 was paid in defense bonds.—V. 154, p. 957.
in which that work was performed.
under anti-trust
$2.40 per
stock
caDital
-
.
.
Payment
0f
the
1942, the new rates being on a 2%% reserve basis.
Mr. Locke states that, in line with the action-taken by,other insurafter Jan.
of
the
on
r.!,ii8l^rl_
Pvt..
r
declared
have
directors
__
cash
.
and
share
Der
•» ^
rf,.
regard to t-he character of their work
without
overt'me
S1 2o
dividend
extra
an
EiectrolUX Corp.—JBOIIUS to Employees—
or the season
Further, the company
corporation, which conducts all of.: ,,wni pay its packing-house workers whose
work comes within the
Its business by ma'l, are
very low.
Moreover
premium refunds to
maximum hours' provision of the law not only the overtime rate but
policyholders have been paid each year since 1924.
According to the
an
additional amount equal to that rate for work performed prior to
latest reports, the corporation has $27,200,000 of insurance in force.
the ruling referred to above.
Similar-payments will be made to the
iJ
Although the insurance rates of the corporation have not yet been
■ employees
who handle, slaughter, and dress livestock.
The resultant
changed and still are calculated on a 3%% reserve basis, Mr. Locke
l-'abUity for overtime wages has been accrued and is reflected in the
stated that the question of increasing the rates or d'scontinuing the
'accompanying
statements ,and
will be paid when the
individual
premium refunds will probably come up for consideration in.the early:
amounts involved are determined.
part of next year.
He stated, however, that the directors have already
During the year under review important corporations} of several
taken action increas;ng the premium rates for all annuities issued on
industries have been indicted by U. S. Department of Justice action
The
families
diate
of
divldend
v
year.
pay
r
declared
18
10 aD0Ul »ou,uuo.—v, .io4, p. wo*.
«
"tolerance
to
Dec.
Eastern Airlines, Inc.—To Buy Planes—
In order to deal equitably with all employees the company
has decided not to avail itself of the "tolerance weeks" provision but
is; almost $1,000,000. >The facilities of the
corporat;on are extended only to the clergy and the active lay workers
of the Protestant Episcopal Church and the members Qf,,their- imme-1
now
ul
directors
Th*
Institute a test su't to determine the interpretation
slaughtering and dressing livestock. :.;: All other employees
Wise exempt were to be pa'd time and one-half for overtime
the
to
Nov
^be d rectois (jn Dea 19 appioved the purchase of n Doug a
?nCm30VL^
■ "0 the personnel amount
fppif0nVeodh„Lf f S|
iff
n?o
personnel amount
covering 14 weeks per year commonly known to the industry
weeks" applied only to workers engaged in handling,
overtime
as
Protestant
endina
vear
Duval Texas Sulphur Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
portions of the Act as applying to the packing industry was
filed and dee ded against the industry.
The
court's
decision in
this
suit was that the exemption from
stock dividend, according to an announcement
Executive Vice-President.
Mr, Locke stated
the
The directors have declared a dividend of 60 cents per share on the
common stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 20.
This
compares with 25 cents per share paid on March 31, June 30 and
Sept. 30, last, and on May 31, Sept. 5 and Dec. 10, 1940.—V. 152,
p. 1913.
certain
0f
according
nistory, according to
for
$18 OOO 000
rolled
company
historv
a similar extra was paid on this issue on May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov.
last, as against one of 4o cents on Feb. 1, 1941.—V. 154, p. 957.
.
,
.
' ■
'
l' ■ ,
levels during the year accounted
investment at Oct. 31, 1941, as
By agreement between the Wages and Hours Act
.'
r
188-vear
extra dividend of 10 cents per
share and the regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents per share on
the common stock, both payable Feb. 1 to holders of record Jan. 27.
products
years;* The material increase in price
the ma'n for the greater inventory
corporation has increased its capital, with the approval of the
Department of the State of New York, from $100,000 to
than'
more
IJomeStlC P lliance UOrp.
The
,
This
its
19
Dec
on
both payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 18.
T,
.
$3,108,360
were
Receivables from
in
Insurance
to
on
.
par $40,
compared w:th that of Nov. 2, 1940.
The order orthe Circuit Court did not. disapprove the icorzanization
Notes payable to banks and other increased from $282,500 to $6,207,fclan as such, but returned the case to the District Court with direc500 and other current liabilities from $4,547,962 to $5,791,427.
tion to the
District Court to return it to the Intersate Commerce
Litigation-During the year under review litigation with the Bureau
Commission for the making of further findings.
of internal Revenue with respect to Federal unjust enrichment, income
As this action does not necessarily mean abandonment of the plan.
and processing taxes for the years 1934 to 1936, inclusive, was success*of reorganization previously /approved byvthe DistrictyCourt,J:;it does
^fully terminated resultinjg in a break-even settlement with no payments
not, in the opinion of the Committee, invalidate existing contracts
by either party.
between members in the new securities of the Chicago,
Milwaukee,
-As a result of the adjustment of this matter, the employees' pens4on
St.
Paul
&
Pacific
RR.
"when
Issued"
under
the
plan.—V. 154,
trust reserve, which had been created out of the surplus arlsmg from
p. 1698,
.
.
.
•
,
reversal of processing tax accruals at the time of the invalidation of
the
Agricultlral Adjustmpnt Act by the U. S. Supreme Court, was
Church Life Insurance Corp.—Increases Capital—Pays
returned to capital surplus after deducting a payment of $150,000
150% Stock Dividend
during the year to the Cudahy Employees' Pension Fund.
'
••
in
volume
this
requirements,
#
directors
,
,
paint
.aI™^
V
154
S l63o'
30' an mciease over 1941 of 27-1/e' Ml' Phlllips sald-~v- 154> p- 163°-
<
.
sales
Pliillins
S
E
Defense
amounted
.
_
by
bi^KCst
the
pP T^nt
ingredients and supplies increased during
$22 673 427 at Oct. 31, 1941, or $6,564,349.
The method of determining the'prices at wlr'ch the inventories were
valued at Oct
31
1941 was in conformity with that used in preceding
of
Inventories
plan of reorganization previously approved by the Interstate Commerce
commission.
,
Devoe & Raynolds Co.—Record Sales—
^ Augmented
the year from $16 109 077 to
Dec.
on
approving
end of
considered ^mple^ for all eventualities in connection
of
"when
Court
District
status
securities
the
new
.
inclusive.—V. 154, p. 1698.
heightened price levels and,, in substantial amount, items due from
the U. S. Government for . sales to its various agencies.
The; reserve
for doubtful accounts increased from $190,321 to $268,304 and is
Issued" Securities—
..
.
compared w.th
customers and others
year
from
$8,570,704 to $13,389,520.
These
from
the
greater volume of business generally,
advanced
^ Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR. —<>.'When
the
at
-
Oct.
at
balances
Cash
$3,296,191
-p.
A total of $1,000,000 of trustees certificates of indebtedness, series H,
dated Feb. 1, 1941, have been called for redemption as of Feb. 1, 1942,
at par and int. Payment will be made at The First National Bank of
Denver, at Denver, Colo. The certificates called are numbers 1 to 25,
af^stt01cufr!Ei liab:1;tQi®s
„ther accounts payable.
1697.
p.
,
~
a
increases
154,
AT
Vr'«««$«*» «
involved
substantial increase in bank loans and
p> * u>
which
receivables
.
—
$22,955,189
with
T*e.rati0 °_f {:uQr/.en.t
Dec. 21.'40
38,110
10.789
—
^
Discount Corp. of New York—Extra Dividend Paid—
compared
$26,904,074
year.
p.
Vultee Aircraft,
1941, amounted to
-Working capital at Oct. 31,
Capita1
•:
,
Inc., below.—V. 154, p. 1376.
■
■ ;,-v
-v.
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
Certificate Called
during the year.
.
.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Carloadings—
Total
,. •
indentures covering the company's bond issues and the preferred-stockdividend arrearage have prevented the payment of common dividends
on
,
Consolidated Alrcralt Corp.—JNew Control, LtC.—
see
share,
per
$17.50
'68,874
59,356
/
,
$14
38,168
27,028
:
Total
and
.
p'
The restrictions contained in the
preferred stock.
the 7%
$12
01
30,706
32,328
31,861
connections—
$1,155,670,
_.
,
vlous payment was a quarterly of 50 cents on Get. 1. W31.-V. 154,
$2,116,223
aggregating
^
The directors have declared a dividend of 40 cents per share on the
stock, payable Jan. 31 to holders of record Jan. 15. This
comPares wlth 25 cents per share paid on Jan. 31, 1941. The pre-
dollar of sales of
stocks
.
common
place before
5r.aT.bTi'.S if SS M
o
with
compared
each
on
preferred
■
v.
CAdve?£
rnntfniipd
nnr
to
12,234
12,539
respectively.
Preferred dividends in arrears at Oct. 31, 1941, were
-vt-reduced to $1,446,338, representing $15 on the 6% preferred stock and
^
;Originated
V Received
.
nf
12,414
Total for the three railroads—
-v.
rn^
campaign
^ 5,9266,288,;^ directors have during the year-declared dividends on the 6 and 7%
■
.v-;
Hip
6,658
Total
■;
InnlnriPH
earnings for the year were $3,652,for 1940. ' This represents a net proL't
only 1.4 cents in 1941 and 1 cent in 1940.
--This improvement reflects, primarily, the effect of higher price levels.
In view of the continued improvement in earnings of the company
316
.-
puM
vp«r
Amer^^an^^Mearinstitute
the^
,
Conde Na$t Publications, Inc.—40-Cent Dividend—
Net Earnings and Dividends—Net
14,061
6,308
ln I94°—v- 194> p- 653-
to
in the near future.
larger
even
:
17,040
..
1940
the payments
in
6,330
11,882
:
21,151
•
'
5,756
Originated
'
5,158
14,633
connections—,
—
Marquette Railway Co.—.
"
- v
i
1
•
Pere
,30,082
6,518
Total
r
,
'
Originated
-
-.
,
&
in
$17,514,255
The ever-neavier
Cars
;
i
—__»•—.35,705
York,
n
20,862
9,220
,
Total \
New
....
from
l^urden oi Federal, State and local taxes is reflected
made by the company during the year as compared
25,587 • >w.th prev.ous years.
Total tax.s of all kinds amounted to $2,772,323
10,357.':..in 1941 compared w'th $1.9*.3.455 in 1940 and $638,037 in 1932.
The
——above figures do not include t.ie very considerable costs involved in
35,944
the keepmg of necessary records and preparation of the hundreds of
■>
returns.
The nat onal emergency has, of course, necessarily played
an
important part in this large increase and, no doubt, will loom
Cars
25,135
10,570
Originated
L"Sr™
,
21,'40 Dec. 13,'41
Cars
L
no
o
Dec. 20,'41 Dec.
.
Increased
expenses
$18,991,653 in 1941 or $1,477,398. The majority of the items included
in th.s classification increased in approximate proportion to the greater
sue-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—Cars Loaded— /
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.— v
operating
other
,
V,'eeneriV^L^iShJut^h^
'
r
'
'
President,
Parsons,
Vice-President,
has
been elected
ceeding A. C. Ellis
Jr
and W
M
McCrea succeeds
154,
Flatbush
*
p.
654.
Chester
Corp,
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Loan—
ruiDUMi Liiesiti cuiy., oiuuaiyn,
1. x.
^uan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has made to this corporation a
loan of $225,000 secured by a first mortgage on the six-story 64-
1728
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
family brick elevator apartment house located at 50 Lincoln Road,
Brooklyn. Lawyers Title Corp. of New York issued the title insurance.,
policy.
/■
shares,
share paid
year-end
This
dividend
$1
April 1,
on
Gamewell
6 Months Ended Nov. 30—
1941
per
11
of
The
total
Chancery
Dec.
on
on a
stockholder's petition
directors for this corporation.
of
The
continuance
poration
and
was
granted
Dorothy
Gross
Treasury
vision
Department
the
over
materials
alleged
affairs
chemical
John
the
Gross
March
of
I.
for the
of
12
cor¬
Judge
Int.
income
and
in
extend
whole
Mack,
in
American
its
in
or
operations
with
controlled
part
prepared
a
said,
he
purposes,
representative
added
the
to
obtained
statement
to
General
the
full
emphasized
were
of
President
to
respect
by
foreign
the
to the
been
Aniline
approval
William
in
the
lack of
a
adjourned
board.
of
Judge Mack's
directors.—V. 154,
its
1941.—V.
company
stock
cents
Jan.
154, p.
for
•115,780
112,114
$178,933
$1,945,540
$2,108,457
154,901
1,645,933
1,702,743
that
C.
$24,033
$299,558
oper.
117,147
1,304,096
oper.
$93,064
regular
of
monthly
railroad
$1,004,538
accrual
for
taxes
Net
Railway
Equip,
prior
assessed
policies
also
Corp.—Meeting Adjourned
128,892,269
103,941,152
20
paid
dividend
a
$2.50
record the
92,205,518
79,020,000
to
24,921,152
p.
30
This compares
and Sept.
the
on
same
30,
in
as
1941,
849,043
12,591,297
120,960
1,059,898
2,084,209
23,035,556
14,166,601
77,035
70,568
750,633
807,270
6,920
8,939
38,911
152,
2,145,838
23,747,278
1,357,260
14,880,997
F.
Schade,
will
retire
month
next
director
as
of
research.
under
the
559,840
Sept. 1, 1941.
Great Lakes Utilities
Securities
788,578
income
taxes
♦8,866,281
and
for
t97,244
increased
Co.—Reorganization Plan—
in
and
and
Holding
Company Act
aggregate
32,650
•subsidiaries
lien
bonds
and
and
to
proposes
bonds of
stock
mon
all
owns
stock
common
subsidiaries to
thereafter
of
holders
its
seven
of its
1
amount
an application
(File No. 70-464)
regarding the issuance of 60 serial
of $404,448 to The J. G. Brill Co.
International
and
Co.,
town
Gas
Co.
In
addition
it
holds
securities
of
and
claims
acquired
against
Gas
Under
the
the
authorized
common
will
proposed
stock,
its
$316,500
latter
company's
securities
Louis
the
six
and
principal
Ohio,
of
the
if
Each
holder
receive\m
be
of
change \one
Corp.
of
six
first
plan
Lakes
them
of
7
Rochelle, $10,000; Water$5,000.
to sell the bonds of the Gas
sold at par or better.
All of the
and
Corp.'s
among
of
of
stock
common
be
common
issued
subsidiaries.
bonds
will
that
Utiities
be
will
each
Interest
be
exchange for the
of
the
President H.
of
each
will
the
of
the
receive
due
required
by
securities
a
as
stated
all of
Light
1131.
May 1,
Co., Inc.—Action
on
decree
to
of
sur¬
(other
Co.
as
Iowa
iT-
Vb.-•'•'y (yyV7 yy>
Dividends Post¬
been
Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
paid
dividend
a
value,
made
to
of
holders
50
cents
of
154, p.
to
' y,-.-.;
the
The
bridge between Huntington and
Chesapeake, Ohio, was recently
by the company to the Cabell County (W.
Va.) Bridge Com¬
for
$2,000,000.
The company proposes to use the
proceeds
follows:
(1)
stock
Retirement
outstanding.
before
(2)
Jan.
1
of
Distribution
all
to
of
the
the
$600,000
holders
of
of
12,000
preferred
common
have
at
the
date
of
opening
discretion,
shall deter¬
political conditions,
which may be con¬
or
$15
share
a
price is accepted,
from
rata
share
a
paid
will
the
be
will
be
the shares
tenders
made
purchased."—V.
at
154,
Inc.—25jCent Dividend—
dividend
a
of
declared
and
31,
the
record
£5
of
Dec.
Jan.
of
20
of
to
record
1941,
10
dividend
a
dividend
a
class
and
B
a
five
cents
24.
Jan.
were
of
2.
share
per
like
A
amount
total of $1
a
152, p.
31
in
1923.
cents
on
was
1941,
-
37
class
cents
the
on
trust
the
on
class
certificates
books
on
share
per
share
per
voting
Transfer
of
paid,
the
on
of
cents
holders
dividend
stock
cents
have
of
declared
record
Dec.
on
will
be
not
class
A
and
compared with 63 cents
stock on Jan. 15, 1940.—
as
B
on
Jan.
Co.—Accumulated Div.—
dividend
of
$1.50
per
share on
first preferred stock,
payable Feb.
A like amount
was
paid on
a
the $6
15.
Aug.
1
10
share
Dec.
on
19.
A
total
for
r.
;/;...;
Ended
has
been
elected
Kell.—V.
154,
Nov. 30—
p.
Chairman
of
the
Board,
to
1380.
1941—Month—1940
revenues
$2,921,753
expenses
$2,799,278
for
1,770,823 t23,544,934
19,689,433
tlncludes
November,
*345,832
238,821
3,768,706
363,455
after fxd. chgs.
to
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$2,387,353 $31,637,755 $25,486,280
fixed
—
Associated
of
the
363,820
4,025,057
4,022,058
$256,351
$2,145,911
$709,288
estimate
of
inclusive,
$124,999
$519,500
and
taxes
for
wage
thereon.—V.
1,876,147
•
increase
154,
p.
Sep¬
1380.
Press
news
Texas
$450,000
justice
was
Greenshields,
Chief Justice of the Toronto
Superior Court
approved the scheme of arrangement between the
company,
and refunding
mortgage 5% 30-year gold bonds
and the holders of its
general and refunding mortgage
sinking fund
gold bonds, which scheme of arrangement was
agreed to by meetings
Dec.
19
the holders of its first
of
in
Kell
Frank
Montreal Tramways Co.—Plan
Approved-
Prop¬
1149.
installed
Mae
late
despatch from Galveston, Texas, says:
City Sugar Refinery to the Monsahto Chemical Co,
approved on Dec. 23 by District Judge J. C.
Canty.
The $6,500,000
refinery has been idle and in receivership for nearly
ten years.
The Monsanto company plans to use the
property for the
manufacture of synthetic rubber.—V.
154, p. 1150.
permission
be
the
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Purchases
Sugar Refinery—
for
a
Willie
♦Deficit,
V.
its
vy. ',
Raritan
River
; y
'
.
,
; ;
the holders of the said bonds held Dec. 9
154.
:
T-'
and Dec.
10 respectively.—
1494.
D.
:
-New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Cars
Loaded—
plant.-v-",'
*
See
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. above.—V. 154,
p.
1701.
.
(F. E.) Myers & Bro. Co.—Earnings—
Voted—Merger
Years End. Oct. 31—
Mfg.
\.v
1941
1939
1938
$2,751,706
$2,208,947
$1,924,762
$1,802,430
994,612
937,213
857,672
813,354
$1,757,094
13,328
$1,271,734
$1,067,089
21,687
$989,076
$1,770,422
85,561
after
1940
$1,285,887
$1,088,776
102,356
$1,070,085
88,549
10,711
215,500
$186,028
$l51~983
$1,090,069
profit
$971,128
$800,392
$822,308
800,000
800,000
700,000
700,000
$290,069
$171,128
$100,392
$122,308
$4.85
$4.00
de-
dis¬
missal in Federal Court of a suit
opposing a recent merger.
Judge F. P. Schoonmaker in the Common Pleas Court at Pitts¬
burgh upheld the merger of the concern with two coal subsidiaries
incl.
material,
labor
and mfg. exp.___—
Adm., sell, and gen. exp.
/
v
ducting cost of sales,
and
its
order
Dec.
on
19
acted
recapitalization plan and
dissolving
in
promptly
on
dividends
after
supplementary action signed an
injunction against payment of a 60-cent dividend
an
a
Operating
Other
the
common
stock.
This
dividend
originally was payable
on
of
Sept.' 3.
The
directors
ordered
on
this
Oct. 6
to
dividend
holders
paid
of
are
of
merger
nopin
Coal Co.,
the
into
shares
of
common
subsidiaries, the Vesta
the parent corporation
Coal
Other
Prov.
Co.
and
effected"
the
on
ipcome
Depreciation
stock.
was
income
Total
another dividend of 75 cents per share on the com¬
stock, payable on Dec. 30 to holders of record of Dec. 24.
There
outstanding 1,310,240
profit-
charges
for
Fed.
12,178
♦582,613
taxes-
Net
profit
Common
of
Balance, surplus
Earnings per share on
200,000 shrs. com, stk.
series
5%
preferred,
B, and
authorized
by
series A,
and
one-half
share
quarter share of new common stock.
the stockholders on July 22.—V. 152,
a
of
new
The
p.
preferred,
moves
were
1493.
;
Lawyers Title
Corp. of
81,009
)
95,795
Shan-
July 26.
company
then launched a recapitalization plan whereby each
share of 7% preferred stock would be exchanged for one-half share
The
new
14,153
record
immediately
and then declared
The
revealed
26
accumulations
ICC
Deficit
issue
,
mon
Bridge Sold—Com-
considered.
financial
one
pro
of
holders
payable
A
available
Sale
per
record
on
July 3, last, making
paid in 1940.—V. 152, p. 2555.
given
to
for
directors
be
"Unless
1, last, as compared with $2 each quarter from Nov.
1, 1939,
including May 1, 1941 (see also V. 154, p. 434).—V. 154,
p. 1415.
tember
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—Dividend Ordered Paid
On Common Stock—Second Distribution
The
to
Fixed charges
by the New Jersey Public
$230,391 of 3% promissory notes to
Co. and $173,745 to Babcock & Wilcox Co. in
partial
Approved—
will
uncontrolled
because of
chosen
Dec.
on
Jan.
charges
>:
mission
as
Inc.
a
Ry.—V.
equipment
154, p. 865.
V.
L.
of
company owns 74,805 of the
the Union Potash Co.—V.
154,
of
The
company will receive $1,200,000 before Jan. 1.
Dec. 6 ' with announcement that the
stockholders
have formally adopted a resolution
to dissolve and surrender
company's
charter to the State of West
Virginia.
sold
payment
to Dissolve—
was
23
par
was
Commission
Electric
its
tendered at
be
certificates
of
Period
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Note Issue—y
General
date
states:
in
fraction
no
directors
Operating
Operating
,
has
7
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines—Earnings—
announced.
Minerals & Chemical
together with former holdings,
shares, or 82.26% of Union Potash
Southern Utilities Co. of Del.—Sells Rail
Company
Utilities
stock
stock
on
class
succeed
purchase,
stock
no
same
Southern
that
on
tenders
will
stock
On
Miss
&
on
See
above.
Coke
corporations, it is
the International
of
Dec.
on
stock,
,
Huntington & Ohio Bridge Co.
Stockholders
of
Iowa
7
Green announced that the directors'
meeting usually
held in December has been
postponed to Jan. 6, when results of busi¬
ness
done and profits earned
during the Christmas season will be
known.
Action on dividends
usually declared in December and paid
in January will be taken at
the
J^m^meeting.
On Jan. 22, 1941, the
company paTcf an extra dividend of 50 cents
per share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents
per share on the common
stock, par $1.
A similar extra was also
paid on Jan. 18, 1940.—V. 154, p. 1414.
pany
company
common
$1, the
1942,
stock
its liabilities
&
Potash
ex¬
bonds), and all remaining
153, p.
Union
common
common
court
the
152, p. 4127.
1941
in cash.
and
of
;
1940.—V.
erties—
subsidiaries.
of
two
stock
preferred
distribution
sub-
in
stock
.
similar
shares
coupons,
bonds
Gas,
Green
of
stock
fractional
paid in full
holders
Co.
of
for
will then be dissolved.—V.
(IL L.)
poned—
the
.
Seeks To Purchase
—
Mississippi River & Bonne Terre Ry.—Abandonment
An
The
as
books.—
Corp.—Acquires
Investors Telephone Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
follows:
as
stock
common
of
in
its
issued a certificate
permitting abandonment by
road and abandonment of
operation thereof by the trustee of the
Missouri-Illinois RR., lessee of the line of railroad
extending southerly
from Derby to the end of the line at
Turpin, approximately 10.65 miles,
in St. Francois
County, Mo.—V. 128, p. 2988.
stock, par $1, payable Jan.
cents
bonds
(or cash if such
the holders of the parent
stock
common
Utilities Co. will pay in cash
than the claims of holders of the first lien
cash
will
be paid over to The Ohio
company
follow¬
A
holders
The
company 464,985
In addition the parent
of
$1,000,000
auditing
;•
the
dividend of 20 cents per share on com¬
15 to, holders of record Jan. 2.
During
each of the four quarters in 1941 the
company paid a dividend of like
amount, or a total for the year of 80 cents, which compares with 65
$5,000;
Gas
shares
will
provides
in
the
shares
the
the
Virginia,
be
can
shares
the
lien
in
Chemical
Interstate Home Equipment
mon
principal amount of first lien bonds will
$100 principal amount of Gas Corp's bonds
50
share
of each
them
&
common
The directors have declared
exchange for their
the parent and for
of
of
1264.'
p.
proposes
Great Lakes
This
78,421
of
than
more
in
Missouri & Arkansas Ry.—New Chairman—
of
President
stock.
a.m.
all
but
both
stock
to
formerly the international Agricultural Corp./ has
shares
that
the parent
common
in
by
each
Ware/
stated
gives
so
$500
each
Scrfa/ertificates
render
be
recapitalized
22,018- shares
Michigan
first mortgage bonds.
issued in exchange for
be
held
to
Paxton,
$5,000;
distributed
exchange
caslyl and
Great
be
Gas
issued
them
and
bonds
of
sidiaries<
Aiders
they
will
company's first lien
the
will
be
issued
Co.
subsidiaries
sold)
are
$50,000;
Utilities
of Michigan
The
will
4%
of
stock
will
parent
Martinsville,
Lakes
Corp.
on
each
addition
amount
and
against
the
stock
stock
of
In
subsidiaries
of
$10,000;
Great
(or
bonds
claims
notes
ing amounts:
bonds
stock
value.
will
claims
and
other
demand
•
subsidiaries
Corp.,
against it, as well as the securities and
against its subsidiary, held by the parent company. The stock
claims
securities
town,
the
capital
par
issue
The
of
$1
plan
149,222
consolidation
or
Transportation Corp. of Michigan, a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Corp. of Michigan. The subsidiaries operate in Ohio, Michigan,
Illinois, South Dakota and Virginia.
of
•
stockholders
no
than
cents
to and
Chemical
Co.,
its
subsidiary, at $6.50 a share, thereby gaining a
majority interest in that company and clearing the way for a
merger
Gas
that
Minerals
This corporation,
capital stock and indebtedness of The Ohio Gas, Light
Coke Co., Gas Corp. of Michigan, Paxton Gas
Co., Rochelle Gas
Martinsville Gas Co., Virginia Gas and Utilities Co, and Water-
loss
a
negligence
and Nov.
notes
Union Potash Stock—
the
Canadian Sub. Ends Suit
—
Mississippi Power & Light
will mature monthly in the
principal amount of $6,740.80.
first 12 notes will bear interest at the rate of
3% per annum
the balance at the rate of 3Vtc/c
per annum,—V,. 150, p. 2579.
and
first
alleged
corporation
directors
account
dissolve.
to
outstanding
$1,582,500 of 5Vz% first
due 1942, and 151,431 shares of com¬
voting trust certificates), $1 par value.
by
(represented
its
and
company has presently
collateral trust gold bonds,
lien
It
of
one
stock
common
The
distribute
on
by McKesson & Robbins, Ltd., of
Price, Waterhouse & Co., auditors,
Superior
Court, Bridgeport, Conn.
The
154, p. 247.
42,633
part payment of the purchase price for 44 electric trackless
trolley
The total cost of the coaches is $505,560, of which
will be paid in cash.
The
Company
10
company
the
on
V.
42,959
Act.
The
of
issue
Dec. 21,'40 Dec. 13,*41
$101,112
The
on
holders
this
in
on
class
five
passenger coaches.
an
share
per
to
on
124.
-
,
$1.75
stock
made
was
brought
in
6
had
of
preferred
Co.—
.
closed.
wages
tDeficit.
Dec. 20,'41
Exchange Commission announced Dec. 18 that
application
(File No.
54-43)
for approval
of
a
plan of reorganization under Section 11 (e) of the Holding Company
file'd
152, p.
defendants'
,'y
•
the
accept
stock,
1378.
the
7%
distribution
partners
Dec.
accepted
The
Ended—
in
30
dividend
a
the
Molasses
of
the
common
the
Corporation has filed with the SEC
1699.
paid
Middle States Petroleum Corp.—31-Cent Class A
Div.
Indiana Service Corp.—To Issue Notes—
notes
company
to
The
154, p.
paid
on
April 2, July 2 and Oct. 2, last, making
which compares with 80 cents
paid in 1940.—V.
15,018,570
Cars loaded
Goodrich Co.—Official Retires—
to
price,
paid
14,921,326
1,361,950
providing for Federal
154, p.
per-
Quarterly
2
the four quar¬
on Jan. 26 and
of
>
Manning, Maxwell & Moore,
the
52,545
1,921,790
chgs.
income
Week
23
since.—V.
the
after
note
be
1,338,832
1,851,675
System Carloadings—
with
making
1940.—V.
each
also
were
cents
2, Sept.
fixed
RR.'s & oth. fxd.
the
each
50
17.
1, June
proposes, subect to certain conditions/to purchase
10,000 shares of its capital stock tendered by stock¬
Tenders will be opened on
Dec. 29,
1941, and no tenders
336.
Interest, rent for leased
♦After
share
per
office
indefinite
9,41$,719
1,135,512
charges
retroactive to
$1
date.
same
share,
per
of
cents in
of
Dec.
March
1631.
$1,500,000
1379.
excess
"If less
36,686,751
facil.
for
cents
record
on
the character of tenders
made, or other factors
sidered by the corporation, tenders at not
above
accepted up to the full 10,000 shares.
$
7,143,538
deductions
avail,
for
of
tenders
B
paid on March 31, June
of
$
3,054,212
____
Miscell.
United
the
corporation
mine
9,419,772
income
25
p.
similar
subsidiary
p.
in
A
3,173,892
dr.)
oper.
income
the
an
"y,
not
14
186,705
joint
(net
ry.
Other
have
10.197,750
1377.
p.
154,
The
Net
was
12,593,664
oper.
of
Dec.
none
withdrawn
The
tax
Nov.
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$
accruals..
and
rents
—V.
James
tax
ry.
25
154,
dividend
of
with
A
against
result
such
fr.
rev.
extra
an
holders
Madison Square Garden Corp.
Own Stock—
$910,144
under
1941
1941—Month—1940
expenses
to
made
on
17.
action
was
1,315,858
to
revenues
Railway
paid
were
accumulations
1940;
Montreal,
RR.—Earnings of System—
Railway
the
in
hold
$405,714
118,554
inc.
increase
to
granted
1149.
p.
McKesson & Bobbins, Inc.
V.
t$76,222
$
Bullitt,
East,
23,
the
Period Ended Nov. 30—
Co.—$1 Common Dividend—
Dec.
on
1941
(B. F.)
The
$1,996,343
$1,829,760
9,921
of
Dec.
Canadian
addition
of
been
each
Extras
company
record
Dec.
adj.
Illinois Central
p.' 1283.
—V.
$6,858,553
4,862,210
$169,032
$194,777
in
continue
has
compared
as
1940.—V.
account
$6,967,880
<'5,138,120
1377.
to holders of
each
total
1941—11 Mos.—1940
452,568
1940.
27,
The
9,388
—
154,
will
but
(W. J.) McCahan Sugar Refining &
Accrued Dividend— /7y
"O-'yy'
RR.—Earnings—
$621,630
Lieutenant Commander
as
Flanders
154,.
of
the annual meeting of the stockholders
28, 1942.
It had been scheduled for
quorum,
until
Goodman Mfg.
50
23.—V.
1, last,
holders.
American
Far
absence.—V.
received
Net
a
Dec.
chapter 291 of New Jersey Laws of 1941, which
are
being contested by Hudson & Manhattan RR.
tDcficit.
154, p. 1264.
Inc.
common
record
of
the
on
taxes
nationals."
said
press,
when
Roosevelt
General Realty & Utilities
The
of
holders
ters
Dec.
dividend
under the provisions of
organization."
personal
17,
stock
148,184
adjustment
Mr.
corporation
on
An
on
the
company on Dec. 23
the common stock
share
available
one-half
—V.
of
war
had made it essential that his policy
with regard
be carried out immediately.
That policy, he said, is
bring the affairs of the company into harmony with the purposes
and policies of the United States Government, and "to establish this
important industry so essential to national defense as unmistakably
Dec.
5%
a
$62,574
bonds
♦Includes,
law,
super¬
outbreak
Due
to
♦571,096
outstdg.—at 5%_'
Deficit
Company
assumed
to
has
The
of
$71,962
interest
on
bds.
to General Aniline
His
declared
$633,671
taxes—
income
income
E.
-'decentralize
of
active service
Reserve.
of
Lincoln Stores, Inc.—Extra Dividend—
shares.
retirement
combine.
corporations
and
leave
additional
an
common
by
Naval
Fresident
distributions of 30 cents
1941—Month—1940
rev._
charges
for
been
G,
into immediate
States
,
Dec.
on
with
two
reduced
was
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
of
new
a
dye, chemical and photo
under
investigation for
Farbenindustrie, the German
has
the
19
income
Income
corporation,
which
7%,
outstanding.
Dec.
on
and
exp,
Operating
Mack, who recently succeeded D. A. Schmitz as president,
the Treasury move was in line with the Administration's
policy
said
to
of
with
.
received
paid
Non-operating income__
Inquiry
until
counsel
Direction
representatives
manufacturer,
connections
Over
Take
purchaser
$1.26
York
,
Agents
the
which
stock, payable Dec. 30
oper.
Oper.
City stockholder,
who
brought the action.
Another stockholder,
Earnest Flender of New
York City, filed the original petition but withdrew after Miss Kahle
entered an intervening petition.
'
;
'V.;.; ■'
Treasury
which
stock,
directors
Net
New
the
among
p. 54.
$203,725
election
payment total
common
shareholders
residual
Period End. Nov. 30—
continued
force
agreement of
on
Kahle,
P.
10
to
this
1914,
p.
$1.66
hearings
board
making
provided
leaving $600,000
common
;1939
$244,227
$3.14
General Aniline & Film Corp.—More Time In
Court
for
preierred
$360,000,
cents
a
1940
$418,754
*
share—
Delaware
charge
The
♦After depreciation, Federal and Canadian income and excess profits
taxes, etc., tOn 119,304 shares of common stock.—V. 154, p. 1492.
The
distribution
the
and
,
-
,
determined
Hudson & Manhattan
Co.—Earnings—
♦Net profit
tEarnings per
of
share,
a
Hey den Chemical Co,—5% Stock Dividend—
of
July 1 and Oct. 1, last, and makes
of $2.50 for the current year, the same as paid in 1940.—V. 152,
per
Pro-rata
1942
$50
and Dec.
with 50
compares
of
par,
$2
Co.—$1 Year-End Dividend-r
18.
in
rate
assets after all tax liabilities
have
against.
The company was organized in 1926 to build
and operate the
bridge.
A total of 12,000 common shares and
$960,000 in preferred stock was
issued, each preferred share being sold at $100
Company went on a 24-hour, seven-day week Dec. 12 on all defense
production operations. The Ford announcement, by Edsel Ford, Presi¬
dent of the company, made no reference to compensation.
The new
schedules went into effect immediately.—V. 154, p. 750.
a
(3)
sometime
Ford Motor Co., Detroit—On A 7-Day Week—
The
on
Dec.
24 paid
company
share to stockholders of record Dec.
the
$600,000.
been
Franklin Process
at
New York—President Called
(no par)
♦Includes
'
';■■■
$5,45
$153,500
for
|
excess
for
years net
William
D.
Flanders, President of this corporation, has been
called
and a
$4.11
profits tax and credit of $387 over
prior years' taxes,
tlncludes additional taxes for
prior
amounting to $1,028.
$$10,000 surtax on undistributed profit
deduction of $1,017 over-provision for
prior years.
provision
For Active Service in Naval Reserve—
dividends—
,
wwntaHwnwiMKi
Volume 154
Number 4026
?
Balance
,
Assets—
Cash
** >
>
Sheet,
accounts
Deferred
$1,675,611
equity
Other
Total
205,406
732,907
541,816
Exps.
1,217,279
Prov.
813,797
875,770
14,396
...
Total
$5,245,999
$4,570,889
$124,427
$104,902
....
credits
income
for
"Common
26,524
29,098
27,000
583,154
Bal.
1
taxes
contingencies
219,213
^
17,151
stock
;
1,000,000
3,467,743
Earned surplus
■Total
by
200,000
V.
154,
1380,
V. 151, p. 3895.
.
$4,570,889
tLess allowance
shares.
par
for depre¬
flncludes payroll.
1940.
V.
153,
1282;
p.
V.
152,
p.
3352,
Mountain
SEC
application
an
Holding
and
Company
Mountain
issued
18
declarations
Act
of
order
filed
Montana-Dakota
to
the
existing electric utility properties located in
proposed
Utilities Co.
Utilities
face
the
of
proposed
be
to
sale
from
of
said
by
Mountain
purchase
154, p.
sale
States
States
Power
Power
Co.
to
of
face
at
certain
from Mon¬
and (c) the
certain commercial
and
amount
without
Nov. 1,'41
Net
no
19,406,615
per
Gross
trading profit
idle
of
Maintenance
$303,097
$628,326
375,586
405,004
46,099
Federal
for
126,186
101,567
86,914
80,986
taxes,
8,087
12,269
——
$1,353,922
—
*$247,184
stock
and
of
37,673
and $1
$2.75
capitalized
$1
at
in
Comparative
First
$245,174
1.984,168
4.867,379
4,320,694
176,937
157,037
value
of
insurance
6,550
Mfg. Co
Prepaid and deferred items
—-
-
7,847,719
contingencies
stock
$14,767,726
$2,825,000
1,332,378
152,
;
"After
reserve
for
Net
Dec.
and
31,
First
1941
Jan.
on
distributions
profits
Mutual
and
15,
Trust
distribution
1942.
The
share covering
per
allowances
and
doubtful
accounts
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1941—Month—1940
8,249
11,784
$194,451
100,781
8,626
11,646
income^
11,693
7,710
utility oper. income—
$69,819
1,115
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$2,509,041
$2,116,514
1,423,520
1,185,579
89,223
91,300
138,504
146,439
135,064
68,846
$65,688
1,103
revenues
___
Operation
v
Maintenance
Taxes—general
Fed.
state
&
income—net
Other
—
$232,020
130,474
sell
:
checks
will
following
the
accruals
Retire,
$722,724
22,029
$624,350
25,653
accruals
res.
$70,935
$66,791
$744,754
22,175
312,347
Fund
others
bonds
debt disc.
of
Amort,
—V.
128,085
II
remain
National
Income
$.01
unchanged.—V.
per
154,
p.
355
9,734
$297,211
Sugar
Co.—See
p.
and
the
over
First
Dec.
in
•
Issuance
below.—
company
the
—
$-66
$.61
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
29,348,030
inc.
tax.
for
prov.
1941—3 Mos.—1940
:
_
Other
taxes
Prop,
retire
—
Net
oper.
res.
appro.
revenues—
$21,961,350 $19,961,155 $84,263,539 $77,753,458
10,920,942
9,404,992
40,767,620
37,441,597
1,486,451
479,902
4,895,560
&
8,307,776
isis-U
40,303
787,271
40,303
1,621,752
7,242,302
6,223,633
1,815,743
1,794,256
6,349,019
6,238,136
$6,619,950 $24,221,767 $26,381,326
Rent from lease of pits.
1,533
(net)
Operating income
(net)—
income
Other
1,500
—I $5,584,767
5,230
6,630
$6,621,450 $24,226,997 $26,387,956
20,359,
58,384
89,195
16,607
from
8,376,209 110,134,885
3,160,078
42,330,379
to
Int.
$5,601,374
income
public
&
deductions
of
83,003,377
1,225,302
14,123,019
—
3,990,829
36,966,718
1,587,707
2,217,211
53,681,487
16,845,441
5,360,239
6,208,040
70,526,928
inc.
Cr37,578
128,473
1,286,518
charges—__
Balance
Pref.
—- —
divs.
to
public—
1,405,802
Portion appli. to
10,349,211
104,772
24,172
$4,257,744 $14,755,115 $16,152,112
1,405,802
5,623,206
5,623,206
minor.
—
9,635,038
9,970
■
$3,244,155
—
interests
2,394,035
24,592
•
..
235
;
24
87
89
4,041,738
4,093,054
44,905,236
44,224,864
Lgt.
subs.
Nat Pw.
Co. in inc.
Power
the
Co.
system,
Laporte,
was
integration of public utility
Corp.—V, 154, p. 1268.
serial
notes
1,986,513
24,335,174
authorized
by the
Illinois Com¬
214,800
of
for
York
revenue
the
New
at
tar,
111,605
loaded
cars
1941
9,092,932
at
1941
■
"42,501
44,220
38,774
47,150
40,039
48,202
86,721
78,813
95,352
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
8,151
7,628
6,972
8,461
6,762
6,195
6,226
7,596
14,913
13,823
13,198
16,057
^
connec._
Total
—V.
154, p. 1267.
New York City Omnibus Corp.—-50-Cent Dividend—
dividend
A
29
this
in
to
issue
of
50
cents
holders
June
on
preceding
of
and
quarters.
1940.—V.
154, p.
share
per
record
26
Plan
Dec.
Sept.
An
was
18.
29,
extra
last,
of
paid
25
on
like
A
the
compared
as
cents
common
amount
was
with
also
stock
paid
was
75
paid
on
cents
Dec.
$8,874,029
Railway operating exps.
6,582,478
4,982,862
oper.
$2,291,551
$2,526,926
accruals—
487,000
562,000
fr.
ry.
Income
$1,804,551
rents (net dr)
(net dr)
329,224
Joint facil. rent
ry.
"For
the
oper.
income
423,060
$1,052,267
$7,509,788 $97,685,032 $77,512,919
67,659,061
56,902,055
$30,025,971 $20,610,864
7,045,250
6,044,559
$1,964,926 $22,980,721 $14,566,305
249,188
3,598,821
2,444,684
400,913
4,621,254
4,389,409
$1,314,825 $14,760,646
$7,732,212
operated
system, includes accrued and unpaid real estate taxes on Old Colony
and Boston & Providence properties; also accrued and
unpaid charges
against said properties for Boston Terminal Co.
taxes
and
bond
of showing the
purpose
interest.
Note—The
stated
of
leases
below
but
operations
Hartford
Warren
&
&
the
complete
railway operating
these properties:
Old
of
RR.,
154, p.
account
for
the
'*>;,... //'K.'
following companies were rejected on dates
net
Connecticut
Cristol
1938.—V.
of
(a)
be
Western
Feb.
11,
RR..
1937;
income
includes
the
results
Colony RR., June 2, 1936;
July
31,
1936;
Providence,
Boston
&_Providence
RR.,
July
1701.
&
Gross
income
tirement
Net
after
154,
$107,843
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$1,246,507
$1,244,350
re¬
p.
$2,851,918
$9,131,822 $10,528,817
and
ICC
John
on
S.
accruals
£3,454
32,980
279,441
332.808
L4.461
18,124
117,277
155,966
1381.
Dec.
12
Sickels
authorized G. Leonhard
to
water
extent,
is
sold
sale
North
of
market.
open
the
gas,
from
requirements
the
other
under
for
residuals.
oil
for
In
connection
produces
company
The
use
water
entire
in
gas
output
of
by
contract.
a
All
the
of
coke
oven
gas
the chemical company is sold to the com¬
agreement, which contract will be terminated as part of
lieu
The
ferred
serve
as
a
protective
of
well
as
the
the
the
as
further
shares
;
presently
stock,
business
activities
development
of
such
of
the chemical
businesses.
of
all
been
reclassified
other
shares
of
presently outstanding,
consisting of 150,000
which
and
outstanding
134,355 shares will
accumulated
but
27,319
unpaid
shares
of
dividends
pre¬
thereon
and
In
addition, all the presently issued and outstanding
stock, and 637 shares of preferred stock of the
North Continent will have been surrendered for
common
held
company
stock
structure
$15)
rights in connection therewith, will have
and in exchange for, in the aggregate 77,314 new
as,
shares.
of
all
claims
capital
capital
(par
■
issued
including
and
by
cancellation.
(c)
title
Company will have acquired all of the chemical company's right,
interest in and to its business,
properties, and contract and
and
other
rights,
and
the
of
by
character
(other
Provision
of
been
the
made
proceeds
funds
have
will
the
indebted¬
-w,'l:
have
other
and
than
subsidiary companies, and other
subject to the liabilities of the
57,041
new
common
shares
of
cash),
exchange for
in
will
application
offered
now
and
stocks of
in
\.,%V
Provision
bonds
capital
$45,000
company,
company.
(d)
of
of
sum
kind
every
shares
the
of
been
company by distribution of
subsequent dissolution.
its
the
for
from
payment of
sale of the
the
the
joint
securities
the
company.
made for liquidation
assets
its
to
of
the
stockholders,
chemical
and
for
its
Nov.
13, 1941, the plan and the report thereon of the SEC were
submitted to the holders of the preferred stock
(all of the common
stock of the company being owned by North
Continent, which had
theretofore indicated its approval of and assent to the
plan) and to
stockholders
stockholders
requisite
of
the
chemical
company.
Special meetings of such
2, 1941, and at such meetings the
holders voted in approval of the plan,
respective boards of directors to take all steps
held
were
on
of
percentages
authorized
and
their
Dec.
such
of the plan.
1941, the Illinois Commerce Commission
issued
an
order approving those portions of the plan
relating to the issuance
of the new common shares and to the acquisition
by the company
of
the
business, properties, and contract and other rights of the
chemical company as provided in the plan.
Company will acquire the business, properties,
and contract and
to the carrying out
necessary
Nov.
On
5,
"
other
rights of the
the
with
or
chemical
prior
to
company
the
and
issuance
will
of
make .provision,
the
securities
now
con¬
offered
of
the
payment of
plan,
application
Funded
—
res.
income
—V.
in
As
of the
Shore
&
all
the joint bonds.
Capitalization—The capitalization of the company as of Aug. 31,
1941, and after giving effect, as of that date, to the consummation
Co.—Earnings—
1941—Month—1940
$108,524
revenues
of
outstanding.
currently
Richmond Gas
Period Ended Nov. 30—
thereof
purchases its
gas
purchases
and
gas,
manufacture
water
minor
a
activities,
including
In
(b)
v;
for
Operating
the
of
water
own
company will have a simplified
authorized new common shares
the
"Net
its
of
On
Equip,
square
chemical company, under the Public
Utility Holding Company
1935 (for full details of plan see V. 154,
p. 1267)M;;.■
principal provisions, and the effects and results of the consum¬
mation, of the plan are summarized as follows:
1941—11 Mos.—1940
revenues
tax
270
of
excess
of
chemial
RR.—Earnings-
1941—Month—1940
rev.
in
The
ness
New York, New Haven & Hartford
oper.
approximately
the
and
on
1150.
period—
also
Merger, etc.—On Nov. 13, 1941, the Securities and Exchange
Commission
entered an
order
approving the plan "submitted in an
application filed • by the company, North
Continent Utilities
Corp.
than
Railway
for
tar
under
company,
Dec. 13
1939
50,360
connec._
from
company
sale of gas
and
Company
to
gas
business
received
96,937
Received
utility
plan of merger of the chemical company.
Upon consummation of
plan, company will acquire the business, properties and contract
and other rights of the chemical
company
(with certain exceptions);
with the facilities so acquired the
company will then produce its own
requirements of coke oven gas and will in general continue its own
Act
Total
Cars loaded
13, 1908, under
Winnetka Gas Co.
Gas
Co., and on July
to North Shore Gas Co., its present name.
name
manufacture
the
951,522
stations and
1940
46,577
from
July
1908,
^
produces
Co.
and,
pany
7,264,849
Week Ended Dec. 20
lines—
stations
Received
Illinois
119,000.
1941, company had 28,561 active meters in service.
31,
its
water
York
Central,
leased
in
July 30,
Consolidated
^
manufacture
with
Central, including leased lines
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad, week ended Dec. 20, 1941:
includ.
On
Shore
the
profits taxes
statement
Co.
Company
gas.
manufactured
1,356,079
Gas
North
public
a
required
the
Week End.
New
The
$1,838,118
and
distribution
oven
1st mtge.
Boveroux, Alden Sherry
committee for holders
including the sale of the
of the proceeds therefrom, is
securities
as
Authorized
stock
(par
Underwriters—The
principal
$15)
of
the
700,000
2,015,325
principal
bonds
of
series
as
follows:
of
$700,000
2,250,000
several
purchased by each of them are
amounts
$3,700,000
V
1,
__
names
and
Outstdg.
4(4 % bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1961 Not limited
due $50,000 semi-annually June
1942, to Dec. 1, 1948, both inclusive
;
the
offered
now
follows:
Debt—
Serial notes,
Common
&
&
plans for
1382.
company now serves a territory of
an estimated
population in 1940
Chemical
income
connections
Is
with
coke
16,107,976
New York Susquehanna & Western RR.—Committee—
Net equity of
of
has been sold to the Northern Indiana
of Indiana Public Utility Commission and
Commission.
-I-
Light
SEC
p.
to
name
Company
after fxd.
Fed.
coke
of Aug.
53,074,694
1,584,981
from
New York
,
2,381,811
of
bonds
purposes.
The
13,214,791
3,772,532
$6,641,809 $24,285,381 $26,477,151
other
Int. chgd. to contr. (cr)
in
are
engaged principally in the
for beat, light, power and
purchases for resale and sells mer¬
chandise related to the development and conduct of its business.
The
gas sold by the company consists partially of water gas and
partially
other
32,821,868
Rev. freight cars loaded
19,
Gross
United
154,
Winnetka
its
production,
*
$
1,526,658
—
of
name
miles
income
exc.
$
32,082,201 406,473,348 335,691,381
23,705,992 296,338,463 252,688,004
3,008,586
income
oper.
income
and the
1,428,463
319,665
$5,583,234
of
Company
1941—11 Mos.—1940.
1941—12 Mos.—1940
for Fed. exc. prof
taxes
Dividends
last,
Commission.
changed
facil.
,
Railway
1,835,315
Fed.
Prov.
the
15, 1912, it changed its
1941—Month—1940
expenses
Railway oper,
expenses
14,
/'I/.i'.*'
Purpose—Net proceeds to be received by the company (estimated
pany, estimated at $303,125, to the payment at the principal amount
thereof of $4,604,000 joint first
mortgage 4%
bonds, series A, due
Jan. 1, 1942, of the company and North Shore Coke & Chemical
Co.
Carloadings of System—
Subsidiaries—
revenues
of
furtherance
merce
(e)
Operating
14 and Oct,
■
4
1415.
Acquire Control of
that
'
income
Net
Operating
14, July
three; issues.
all
Mention was made in V. 154, p. 1599 of the
offering of $3,700,000
mortgage 4(4% bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1961, at 101 and
interest, and $700,000 serial notes at prices to yield from 1% to
3.95%, according to maturity by a syndicate headed by Central Re¬
public Co. (Inc.)
RR.—-Earnings—-
charges
$272,124
share
1303.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Div.—
first
.03
Series
each
154,
Sugar Refining Co—To
ry. oper.
accruals.
"Includes
4,266
5,771
$32,867
National Power & Light Co.
Co.—Accum.
North Shore Gas Co.—Securities Offered—
,11
increased
Service
dividend
a
Northeastern Water Cos., Inc.—To Be Dissolved—
.12
...
355
720
•'>:
1,082
$29,785
Public
declared
April
on
on
A, unit
sold
.14
for
been
fr.
fixed
Net
27,
;
—
charges.
income
Earnings
$410,246
125,107
______
income
Net
$432,407
10,673
&
expense
Other
$44,615
10,235
on
have
properties.—V.
ending
___.
have
Corp.—Associated Gas
$.10
Series
37,655,866
Total
239,756
$41,102
income
Gross
12.81%
Exchange
.15
Stock
distributions
Fund
deduct,
Dec.
Interest
160,806
Acquisition—
the
are
quarter
l.__—
oper.
Total
$650,003
29,833
—- —
1,254,957
be
Series.——
Trust
paid
common
res
26.16%
See Associated Gas & Electric
revenues
ry.
Other
bef. retire.
inc.
Gross
63,868
company, subject to approval
the Securities and
ex-
1
rents
6,576
6,900,667
$17,899,805 $14,767,726
National Gas & Electric Corp.
Period End. Nov. 30—
since
Series
Common
oper.
rev.
Net
5,151,040
in 1941 and $24,781 in 1940.
tAfter reserve for depreciation
$8,357,334 in 1941 and $8,441,420 in 1940.—V. 154, p. 435.
Operating
9.59%
244,141
Laporte Gas & Electric Co.
Fund
$51,307
Of
tax
'/
Series
"Railway tax
Equip, and joint
and
—
discounts,
excess
1598.
p.
directors
arrears
3818.
p.
Below is
Totai
Series
PM
estimated
Railway
Railway
$1,975,000
734,443
——625,000
6,900,568
—
6,216,859
—-—
——
Federal
154,
$.50
(Including all leased lines)
144,735
$17,899,805
-
payable, banks
Accounts payable and accrued items
Reserve
for
Federal taxes, commitments
Capital
for
•_=
The
-—Increase
96,938
308,009
connec._
History and Business—Incorporated
Liabilities—
Notes
Surplus
4
Stock
Misc.
Total
made
indicated.—V.
New York Central
6,550
54,478
153,964
to Somersworth
advs.
&
in
53,457
7,717,145
Inv.
been
are
Bond
National
7,170
8,577
;—
and deposits at book value
Investments
1,021,538
Series
estimate.
401,200
:
surrender
Cash
Nov. 2. '40
4.097,459
deposit" with Mutual Insurance Co.—
Premium
from
1,010,816
of $1.75 per share on the
preferred stock, a dividend of $1.50 per share on the 6% preferred
stock
and
a
dividend of $1.37Vi
per share on
the 5V2%
preferred
stock, all payable Jan. 14 to holders of record Jan. 2.
Like amounts
$5,298,763
$.68
-
_____
___—
—___
Inventories
has
Securities
Trust
Dec. 21,'40
7%
Securities & Research
Mutual
The
Mutual
27,272
Year to
Dec. 20,'41
H 1,107,754
__________
Northern Indiana
were
shareholders
Balance Sheet
notes—tax series
Treasury
681,046
$4,433,189
______
Period Ended Nov. 30—
$417,138
S.
256,691
$1,231,136
$.14
share
Bond Series
*Loss.
Nov. 1, '41
"Accounts receivable
49,247
•
Securities
Preferred
5,673
24,486
21,599
172,450
:
$349,490
.___
tlncludes dividends paid
stock,
share.
per
293,573
■
1941:
Income
5,263
154, p. 1381. ,;
The
,
Low-Priced
"98,545
Assets—
U.
$6,320,301
422,929
$$6,365
$385,712
—
dividends
"Cash
$5,114,235
Pennsylvania
625,000
Dividends
in
$1,487,827
to
31,
19,223
5,868
& Electric Corp. To Sell Stock of
Corporation—See Asso¬
ciated Gas & Electric Corp.—v.
154, p. 1056.
55,254
$398,737
estimated
v.
profit
107,931
mailed
,10,429
com¬
mitments and contingencies———
Net
"152,750
at
22,367
Northeastern Water & Electric
130,469
12,752
profits
distribution
-Carloadings—
_
6,157
37,433
Capital assets sold and scrapped...
Miscellaneous
taxes
Provision
52,772
122,327
plant
$6,841,578
61,150
com.
National
10,691,438
344,913
Interest
$5,797,845
Corp.—Revised Esti¬
mate of Jan. 15, 1942 Distributions—
$11,319,763
12,137,390
$2,610,680
___—
$6,711,109
72,118
provision
excess
the
and
1267.
p.
1,415,763
Received
deductions
Low-Priced
Depreciation
$l,621,869-i$5,704,172
32,290
93,673
"13,500
National
Nov. 4,'39
Sales, less discounts and allowances $22,017,295 $12,440,487
Cost of sales
$592,680
115,265
income
"No
solicit
to
without
committee
1941—12 Mos.—1940
taxes__
income
Earns,
154,
the
28,235
loaded
-V.
1941—3 Mos.—1940
income
•
Nov. 2/40
Cars
profits tax since no
excess
inc. tax__
oper.
other
bonds,
of
Dec. 20,'41 Dec 21,'40 Dec. 13,'41
—
Total
$1.36
:
&
and
company
these
rules
Received from connections.........
$9,116,471
$1.13
$1,654,150
92,421
excl.
National
Co.—Earnings—
Ended—
$7,860,839
$.37
$599,620
taxes
Dec.
Years
Cars loaded
1,021,538
$2,461,194
income
Other
Co.;
1263.
Nashua Manufacturing
681,046
$.21
6,940
Prov. for Fed.
the
of
the
indicated.
are
revised
notes
money
with
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.-
$8,541,885 $10,138,009
$1,594,928
subs.—consol.
Expenses,
by
company's purchase money notes in
each in payment of the electric utility
Mountain
of
holders
accordance
Year to
Other
from
latter
$80,000
sold
by
recourse.—V.
the
of
amount
properties
banks
Co.
bonds
the
represent
in
Week Ended—
55,254
and near Forsyth, Mont.;
the proposed acquisition by Mountain States Power Co.
(b)
tana
172,450
685;
1288,
to become effective
to the Public Utility
(a)
293,573
Earnings of Company Only
of Properties—
pursuant
422,929
"152,750
107,931
256,691
Period End. Oct. 31—
Inc.
permitting
regarding
1935,
Power Co.
States
an
to
thereof,
cons.
■fu
<
States Power Co.—Sale
Dec.
on
130,469
Total
Int.
The
49,247
share.
Net
545;
p.
no
in 1941 and $1,080,803 in
to
com,
profits
excess
3,177,674
$5,245,999
"Represented
general mortgage 50-year 5%
deposit
$9,225,495 $10,659,286
$2,717,885
provision has been made for Federal
Total
ciation of $1,057,197
$1,644,175
surplus
per
"No
17,151
1,000,000
....
12,752
deductions
carried
22,854
...
i_;
92,421
61,150
tax.
...
other
Earns,
'
taxes
Reserve
93,673
$2,884,208
"13,500
72,118
inc.
—
earned
Federal
of
authorizations
$9,131,822 $10,528,817
32,290
115,265
taxes
taxes
&
Liabilities—
Customers'
Light Co.
$2,851,918
$1,845,058
;
—
excl.
Balance
Int.
Accrued
&
$1,838,118
6,940
for Fed.
Other
42,810
.
payable
above).
12,198
53,067
assets
assets
^Accounts
(as
income
1729
the provisions of such authorizations.—V.
1,401,565
—
machinery and equipment
Miscellaneous
Net
1940
103,200
—
receivable....
_—
estate,
t*ower
National
>•';*'f
....
$1,626,907
_—
500,160
Inventory
tReal
31
1941
—
U. S. Treasury tax notes
U.
S.
Govt,
securities.
and
Oct.
■'••''•
-
—
Notes
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
A
and
of
underwriters
serial
notes
and
to
be
Bonds
Name—,
$200,000
800.000
170,000
(Incj^Y-tete-'-Y'--
Inc.——.Y—Y——
Wampler & Co., Inc.
E. H. Rollins & Son,
Stern,
Coffin
C.
&
650,000
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs, Inc.—r
of
Statement
Forma
Pro
Combined
115,000
Dec.
on
of
Income
o "
'i/.'/.
•'
'
Interest
The
for
earnings
on
' :
2,233
1/J50
•
25,863
...
I«gal expenses
a
84,035
;
expenses
fees
Directors'
33,976
;
^509
Auditing
consultants
and
Tax
17,500
the
to
Co.
Chemical
<$883,498
$885,731
Taxes
qualify for retirement.
Details of the program are being workedconsolidated basis after eliminating inter-company
out.
The company plans to supplement the retirement income which
reclassifying the accounts of North Shore Coke &
employees will receive under the governmental social security laws.
basis of a gas utility and also after eliminating
—V. 154, p. 1382.
v
interest income from the non-consolidated subsidiaries of North Shore
Coke & Chemical Co. and the adjustments to the reserves for losses
of
such
subsidiaries, which subsidiaries are not to be acquired by
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Acquisition—
North Shore Gas Co. under the plan.)
(Prepared
transactions
1941
____,—
Operating
23 announced it had set aside $1,300,000 from
fund to provide an income for employees who
a
;
31,
cash_____,_l___„\,___i:__y_'
in
Total
on Dec.
company
1941
received
.
Owens Illinois Glass Co.—Adds to Retirement Fund—
;
Corp.—Earnings—
for the Year Ending Aug.
Earnings
Income—Dividends
borias and ffrst
'
protective
a
Securities
Y'^
approved John E. Walker as an- additional mem¬
6
committee for (holders of the 4%
mortgage bonds, series A, B and C.-r-V. 153, p. 402.
ber
None
Coke & Chemical Co.)
(North Shore Gas and North Shore
ICC
95,000
250,000
__.
120,000
550,000
500,000
Inc—__
Burr,
Allyn & Co., Inc
The
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
Phoenix
Committee— /Y'YY ;Ya,--Y-
RR.—Protective
Colony
Old
Notes
$950,000
.
Republic Co.
Central
A.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE S
THE COMMERCIAL &
1730
,
Gas sales
8 Months
—Y
___——
Other gas revenue
$1,554,840
28,317
17,385
__
$1,062,342
$1,583,158
191,331
391,946
29,359
42,521
3,740
gas
5,505
Maintenance
accounts
income
Operating
Other
117,223
175,146
102,485
150,422
$357,609
_______
287
income
Gross
167,184
249,307
68,413
81,990
$122,297
$159,447
—
income taxes
——
',/./•■ ments—
Y
1
Y'../' '/
separate state:YY,YY;
Net
The
■■
Cr3,655
$159,447
—_
&c
plant,
the
^9'54i'o60
—
—
—
1,063,566
33,124
127,314
—
-i
charges
Total
$10,769,909
„
to
Gross
construction
advances for
•_
of E.
listing
I.
and
security
du
was
registration
suspended
Pont
de
Co.—Files Plan
Electric
Nemours,
com¬
V
..
■
,
Net
rents
967,911
interest
Other
charges
1,808,005
68,873
29,646
108,037
___.
$5,056,303
•
•'•-Cy
Y
.
20,764
8,542
209.659
200,812
$575,978
from
deduct,
•
$530,334
$6,846,217
$5,257,115
86 552
1,572.136
806 019
3,418
74.213
37,727
$440,364
$5,199,868
$4,413,369
inc.
157,469
fixed
chargesr—
3,696
inc..
after Yfixed
;■
$414,813
Pittston Co.—Allen & Co. Gets Stock—
110,396
61,683
Cr39,780
10,466
Miscellaneous
$6,636,558
—-
income
Allen
1,810.205
-
,•
2,684,549
$521,792
■
Carloadings—
$4,228,054
:___
4.209.388
-...
See New York Central'System above.—V. 154, p. 1383, 1270, 869.
1,554
- v
$4,038,834
charged to construction
income deductions
Interest
$10,769,909
Total
3,427
associated companies
2,770,752
286,604
'
■/
$4,226,500
$4,035,406
(net)
assumed on interest
Taxes
$5,142,506
5,065,256
$555.214
charges
long-term debt (mortgage bonds)1Amortiz. of debt disc't & expense & prem. (net)
$7 492.426
308,204
498,178
Y
,
income
Net
592.382
on
$543 392
$586 726
_
facil. 1
766,569
1,264,598
income
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$2,177,468 $27,454,706 $21,876,896
1,634,076
19,962 2d0
16.736,390
466,666
Joint
income1 :
-.Total
752,846
de¬
—.—________
.
1941
prepaid
railway
oper.
ry.
.Other
1, 093,077
and
31,
$8,586,183;
$397;
1941—Month—1940 ;
.
(cr.)
Net
Misc.
844,096
profits—
Sheet, Aug
$2,573,680
1,986,954
revenues
from
arid
Total
846,506
income
oper.
rev.
Equip,
$12,501,160 $12
3,843,630
3, 727,463
_>—J847,122
Interest on debt to
&
of
shares
Co.,
the
were successful bidder Dec. 15 for 6,000
which w>s offered by the Western Poca¬
York,
New
common
stock
hontas
Corp.,- a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Chesapeake, (k Ohio
Ry. One otner bid we-s received, and that from an individual residing
tar Chicago.^-V. 154, p. 1193.
68,970
32 991
73,763
.
Cr9,381
Pleasant
Valley
Wine
10,101
Co.—Earnings—
Earnings for the Year End. Aug. 31,
Bond Retirement—
Net
with the Continental-Illinois Bank & Trust Co..
for payment at any time of the North Shore Gas
Shi" Cnke & Chemical Co. joint 4s, due Jan. 1, 1942,
trustee,
Chicago,
an*
Co.
at par
and full interest to Jan.
1, 1942.—V. 154, p. 1599.
income
Note—No
Fun*-, nre on *eoo-it
of
estimated
Utilities Co.—Proposes
NY PA NJ
Acquisition of Se¬
V.
with others in a con^
which indicated no tax liability and
consolidated return for the year 1941.
It is
that the 1941 consolidated return will show no tax liability.—
1138.
'
'
153,
p.
a
holding company in the Associated Gas & Electric
holding comnany system, has filed with the SEC an application
70-463)
regarding a program under which it will acquire
certain
of
its own outstanding bond3 and
debentures and certain
securities of some of its subsidiaries now held by other companies
in
the Associated
System.
The proposed transactions, according to
Pennsylvania
Company,
(File
"materially" reduce the number of cross-holdings
companies in both the NY PA NJ and Associated
application, will
securities
amorn
systems.
v
Yo
for the merger of The General Finance Corp. and
two investment company subsidiaries, into
PA NJ also will acquire bonds of Asso¬
ciated Electric Co., Metropolitan Edison Co. and The Mohawk Valley
Co., and preferred stock of Sfcaten Island Edison Co., as well as certain
v
Electric
&
Gas
The
Corp.
calls
plan
Metropolitan Investing Co..
NY PA NJ Util ties Co. NY
its
of
debentures.
own
fil°d en application (File 70-461) re¬
of bonds of Associated Electric Company to
Pennsylvania Power Co. filed an
application (File 70-462) regarding the payment of a dividend on its
common
stock to NY PA NJ Utilties Co. in bonds and debentures of
Edteon
Inland
St.aten
Mohawk Valley
The
application
An
Northern
Co.
(File 70-465)
—
Corporate Changes Ap¬
Net
stockholders
The
Dec.
19 approved a series of proposed cor¬
will probably result in dissolution of the present
'
#On
sylvania Sugar Coit is figured, would receive about $6.50 in 10- •
debentures and about $6.50 of new. $5 cumulative preferred stock
the new Pennsylvania Sugar Co. and a minimum of $16 in cash
for
held.
and
this
After
then
would
taken
assets
change
its
at
name
book
to
would continue to own
and approximately $4,900,000
Pennsylvania Sugar Co.
Sugar Properties/ Corp. and
value.
Penn
Pennsylvania Alcohol Corp. would
Sugar Co. See also V. 154, p. 1531.
Y
■
the
Under
nroposed
recapitalization
plan,
these
shares
shares of new $25 par value common
$4,545,700 of bond indebtedness of Pennsyl¬
vania Electric Co. and Erie Lighting Co. and the $2,134,490 of (open
account,
indebtedness
of
Pennsylvania Electric Co.,
which Central
would "be
stock.
U.
addition,
Utilities
S.
for
Co.
Giving
the
presently holds, would be
Co.
244.872 shares
Electric
for 800,000
exchanged
In
;vy
effect
surrendered in exchange
of the $25 par value common stock of Pennsylvania
v
to
the
YYY':
% - Y'/Y Y'Y/''Y"'
proposed recapitalization
and
consolidation,
Pennsylvania Electric Co., unon consummation of the for^oim* trans¬
actions,
would have a capitalization consisting of:
$32,500,000 of
bonds; $3,400,000 of preferred stock; $30,906,350 of common stock;
$3,210,737
of capital surplus; and $1,410,117 of earned surplus.—
V. 154, p. 1268.
Y, •YV:YY
'
/Y.Y*Y'':
Chesapeake &
See
Properties—
_
Tell
City and Cannelton,
Ind., for $600,000 cash.—V. 154,
p.
546.
The
Ohio Ry. above.—V.
Y.v.Y\
a
|
12 Mos End. Nov. 30—
Net
income
?
income
1
—
E8cnincrs per common
—'V.
154,
p.
1599..'
share
_,
.
5941
$9 812.109
$9 565.4*2
3,378,615
3 526.318
2,655 571
$3.52
$3.75
1940
$22,025; total, $1,039 025.
payable, $45,095: Federal
$163,947;
12 Days to Find Buyer—
Dec.
15
to
a
plan
the*
the present
within
corporate structure.
Tate, Jr., added that the trustees
reorganization, in another sense, "by someone
attorney, Mercer B.
might
there
be
purchasing the enterprsie as a going concern."
The jurists fixed noon Dec. 27 as the deadline for receipt of bids.
The- trustees will submit all offers to the court.
Judge Kalodner said
the
reorganization of
the grounds, that
for
effected
be
trustees'
believe
:;
objected
'
days in which to find
17 gave trustee 12
Dec.
income
$250 000;
$128,858;
reorganization or to find a purchaser, but counsel for the
said they "feel very definitely there is doubt" that reorganiza->
could
tion
154, p. 1632.'
under
proposes
'
.
;
directors had approved the recommendation of the management;that
Seeks Distribution of Funds—
The
New
York committee
for the refunding bonds on Dec. 22 ,
petitioned the U. S.
District Court at Philadelphia to order,'-the
distribution of $1,600,000
among the
holders, out of the proceeds .
of the liquidation of Reading Iron Co., a subsidiary of the coal com-"
penv.
Federal Judge William H. Kirkpatrick set a hearing for Jan; 7, "
1942.—V. 154, p. 58, 436,. 547, 583.
•!
York Committee
New
all
Jan.
was
directors
par
$100,
dividend
a
of
first
distributed.—V.
Stuart
troller
$1.75
payable Feb.v 2 to
per share on the
holders of record ;*
also
154,
436.
p.
.
M.
of
Campbell
this
announced.
of
company
^
Campbell,
.
_
and
Ended Nov.
Period
Comptroller.
would
Mr.
;.YY
.
William. F.
30—
ry.
ry,l oper. exps.___
oper.
tax
Railway
E"".io.
Joint
Net
-V.
j
be, unified
the Comp¬
..
Van .Wagner
accruals—.
oper.
income
reuts, net dr._„_.
facil.
rv,
154,
rents, net^_
oper.
p.
income
1304.
was
■-
an
-Y.
vi
154, p. 1632.
-YY-■
Y;'a^'Y':-
-1«41—Mon*h—vmo vr>
1X
$5.696 897 $72,566,637 $57,678,523
4.728.045; ;.3 885.606 $47,884^539
rail-//
operations____
way
'■
become
Whitman have been elected Assist¬
$6,560,858
revenues
from
rev.
Ralway
»•
Dann
Total
.
•
such
of, RKO.
Wagner, as
Treasurer
H.
Total
of Comp¬
President,;,
who
Reading Co.—Earnings—
■.
Comptroller— V,Vf
the organization
Secretaries of the RKO parent .company.—V.
Net
formerly a member of the firm of Arthur Andersen
& Co., accountants and auditors, will succeed M. C. Spahr, who will
retire next year after more than 50 years of continuous service with
the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—V. 54, p. 1599; V. 152, p. 2248.
Mr.
Van
Robert
\
Chicago will assume the duties
on
Jan. 1, 1942, R. L. Clause,
:
Assistant
•
person
one
of
corporation and all subsidiary companies.. Mr. Schaefer
announced that
the board had approved the. aDpointment of,.
Garrett
paid on this issue on Nov. 1, last,* which
payment made since Feb. 1, 1938, when $1.75 was also
activities
of the
troller
A like amount was
20.
the
declared
have
stock,
preferred
the. .supervision; of
under
,
auditing
and
accounting
ant
Dividend—
Phillips-Jones Corp.—Accumulated
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New
2,52'>.r>r'r'
;
after retirement reserve accruals.
accruals
and
taxes,
he felt any bids worth consideration "should be published with
thd
Federal bankruptcy laws on
the
idea that someone else might be disposed to make a higher offer for
to high a capitalization and fails to provide a "fair
the business."
allocation" of new securities among unsecured: creditOra •.
All bids, it was specified, must be accompanied by certified checks
The plan, which proposed reduction of the companv's nresent cap- *
for
10%: of the amount of the o'fev Counsel for the newspaper's
italization from around $54,000,000 to less than $12 000 000 and a
creditors supported the proposal for the time extension.
; ?Y- ' ' Y
new
bond issue of $10,600,000, was submitted to the Federal District i
-i fThe-'trustees, appointed after the company. ..petitioned the court
Court
of New
York and Philadelphia committees of the. company's
for reorganization, are Robert Cresswell,. President;of*the comnany;/;
debenture holders and
the Philadelphia refunding bondholders" com-:?
David H. Brillhart, Bethlehetn, Pa., Newpaner Publisher, and J. Harris
mittee, but was opposed by a New York City committee of refunding *
Warthraan, Philadelphia business man;—V. 154, .,p.Yl53'l.VY:';Y
bondholders.
The company also approxed the plan.
V'sV'-Vv.
;
Judge William H. Kirkpatrick set Jan. 5 fpr a heari->g to consider .■
the report filed by the SEC.
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.—New Comptroller, Etc.*
He is not obliged to follow the Com¬
mission's
recomendations,
since the SEC acts only in an advisory
Geore-e ' j.
Schaeferr President;. on Dac. ,..'22 announced -that the
capacity to the court in reorganization cases.
y
plan
•
Gross
,1
..:
purchaser of the newspaper, and its plant as a going concern.
order allowed the trustees until Dec. 29 to file a plan for
trustees
Plan—
SEC
company
Oklahoma NaturaFGas Co.—Earnings—
Operating revenues
$0.68
par.
31,
company's
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—SEC Op¬
poses
7%
Company has been given permission by the Federal Power Commis¬
sion to sell its water and electric properties to the municipalities of
prepaid expenses,
profits
Federal judges
Three
The
The
Ohio River Power Co.—To Sell
eXcess
Public Ledger, Inc.—Gets
change its name to Pennsylvania
Ry.—Cars Loaded—
Pere Marquette
The
Co.,
Power
Co.,
Erie Lighting Co.,
Hydro-Electric Corp., Logan Light, Heat & Power Co.
Maryland Electric Power Corp., which are six operat¬
ing properties in the western part of Pennsylvania and Maryland.
The program calls for the issuance and sale
(through competitive
bidding)
bv Pen"-vivania - Electric Co. of $32,500,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds and 34,000 shares
($100 par) cumulative preferred stock,
the proceeds from which would be applied approximately as follows:
$34,137.2V* to r^tee sU the outstanding long-term indebtedness of
Pennsylvania Electric Co. and Erie Lighting Co. (excludes debt held
by Central U. S. Utilties Co.) and to pay the bank loans of Pennsyl¬
vania Electric Co.; $300,000 for estimated expenses of consummating
the proposed tren'-actions
and refinancing; and $3,087,700 for con¬
struction expenditures.
-/Y'Y
:/Y' YYaYY
v
Centra) U. S. Tr-'MUes Co., a subsidiary in the Associated Gas &
Electric Corp. holding company system, owns the 856,873
shares of
no
par
value common stock of Pennsylvania Electric Co. presently
River
Aug.
The
subsidiary in the
system) of
Solar Electric
Sheet
capital stock ($1 part.
paid-in surplus, $210,000; surplus arising from appraisal,
earned surplus, $241,125; total, $1,039,025.—V. 154, p. 1193.
and
Pennsylvania Sugar Co.
transfer,
current
net
$1;
formulae;
Liabilities—Accounts
stock,
Sugar
;
all of stock of Pennsylvania Alcohol Corp.
of
Pennsylvania
present
of
share
each
.Y.';
shares of capital stock, $1
1941Y
; Assets—Cash, $105,588; accounts receivable—trade (net), $93,236;
FupoUes, and; mst(»rteis, $484,247; weder'** "**d State excise stamps,
$9,138; advances to growers and vendors, $7,621; miscellaneous accounts
receivable, $1,559; fixed assets (net), $315,609; brands, trade markk
of
exchange
paid __v___—
share
250,000
Balance
year
in
128,858
$168,827
75.000
^Earnings per
■
Associated
outstanding.
$297,685
profit
Dividends
on
and distribution of all its assets to the stockholders arid
finally formation of a new Pennsylvania Sugar Co., all cf whose
common
stock
will
be held bv National Sugar Refining Co.
The
latter has agreed to invest $1.375 000 in cash in the new company.
.
Upon consummation of
the plan, present stockholders of Penn¬
company
Youghiogheny
and
9,936
;
profit before income taxes
Federal Income and excess profits taxes
also was filed in connection with the
merger into Pennsylvania Electric Co. (a
Associated
Gas &
Electric Corp. holding company
proposed
Clarion
Co.
Sugar
porate changes which
Corn.
Co.
Utilties
NJ
PA
;
income
Other
proved—
now
garding the proposed sale
NY
$287,749
Net
Corp.
of
320,879
general and administrative expenses
Operating profit
curities, &c.—
the
529,042
$608,628
profit
Selling,
a
$1,137,670
goods sold
Gross
The company has joined
join in
similarly
1941
(net)
Cost of
return for the year 1940
solidated
will
Sales
$2,131,009
has been considered necessary for excess profit?
Profits Tax Act of 1940, for the periods covered
provision
statement.
this
by
$1,991,903
■
under the Excess
tax.
184.461
$773,343
s
investments,
receivable,
interest
operations
Railway tax accruals.
126,749
taxes—Federal
:
1940
1941
retirement of fixed capital
$152,520;
accrued
Railway- opeiv. expenses
.
819,802.
income
adjust, book values
average
;
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR—Earnings—
SEC to
With
"
_____—
excess
on
Period Ended Nov. 30—
..
.
12 Months Ended Sept. -30 (Incl. Subs.)-;
;_____
for
based
the?
in liquidation,
is
,
Operating income
Interest
,1,686,529
surplus
Capital
share
companies)
Gross
2<^f.SOG
91.602
Reserves
construction
one
from
This
company
Maintenance
29,782
8.867
____
25,938
$588,883
expenses
notes
receivable,
expenses and other
$7;508;rfurniture and fixtures, $1; total," $8,750,946.
Liabilities—Bank loan payable, $2,127,425; accounts payable, $9,479;
accrued
taxes
and. other. expenses,
estimated liability foxFederal income and defense taxes, $25,938; reserve for possible addi¬
tional taxes for prior years, $52,788; $3 convertible preferred stock,
series A (par $10), $773,060; common stock (par $1), $833,769; capital
surplus, $4,893,519; total, $8,750,946.—V. 154, p. 86^.
(in¬
and
$355,509.97 in previous period from associated
value
over
deferred. items,
Listing and Regis-
operating revenues
Other
82,239
Balance
3,700,000
_
Cr5,000
company
and defense taxes__i____
profit
Assets—Cash,
Electricity and gas purchased for resale
cluding -$435,431.85
in current period
■'on'^oo
Contributions in aid of
The
Operating expenses
clared
income
sale of sees,
on
$4,337;
.
Reserve
Customers'
Exchange.-
1941.
Other
334% series rotes_i.
/
700,000
payable, accrued payrolls, taxes, interest, &c.____
304 066
to other affiliates —2-935
meter deposits
stricken
been
25,
receive
Earnings for
to
Consumers*
Stock
Nov.
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Provision for
Accounts
Due
has
York
on
Pennsylvania
$2,015,32o
($15 par)
Funded and long-term debt:
First mortgage 414% bonds, series A
stock
214%
from
1269.
p.
Provision
Liabilities—
Common
stock
New
of
Net
Aug. 31, 11)41
assets
Deferred
Profit
subsidiary of the Pacific
subsidiary of American Power &
holding company in the Electric Bond &
owned
Simplify
Structure—Would Issue
$32,500,000
Bonds
and 34,000 Shares of Preferred Stock—See NY PA NJ
Utilities Co.
"
'
"
-
securities)
associated
:
Railway
104,418
>=>
$122,297
Balance Sheet,
assets
Other
79,395
from
5,569
*
a
Film Corp.- -Stricken
dealings
154,
and Deferred Charges—
Current
Oregon.
wholly owned
was
wholly
a
stock, for each 10.3 shares of Pathe Film Corp., common stock.—
mon
recovered
Excess
51,372
Dr355
——:_
Condensed
is
and both
in Portland, Ore.,
are
'
43.258
effect to proposed issue and sale of new
(After giving
Assets
companies
an
common
from
3,369
;
:
Provision for Federal income
merger
Pathe
from
transfer
and
Interest
Pacific
to
registration
Amount
20
Dec.
on
Co.
The
—-—
above
as
Forma
Pro
Utility
;Y,
_____—
income
authorized
& Light Co.
intermediate
system. ■'
of the two companies was made contingent on a long
list of conditions set forth by the commission.—V. 154, p. 1382. ;
';
Co.,
Share
V.
& Chemical Co.
Shore Coke
North
Adjustments
1
Co.
North Shore Gas
—
—
Reconciliation of net income per
'
company
which
stockholders
the period—
for
income
Net
conditionally
properties of Inland Power
tration—
—
deductions
for Federal
all
in Washington and
Inland
Light
$490,745
■V
Provision
The
company,
1,114
$357,896
income
Income
Commission
Power
of
6i849
expense
Stock
Light Co.
&
operate
$489,630
—
_______
Federal income taxes)
(other than
Taxes
;
depreciation
for
Provision
Power
327,986
260,594
production—___
operating expenses—operation
_
Uncollectible
transfer
the
Principal offices of both
Operating expenses—mfd.
Other
Federal
The
12 Months
$1,044,957
1941—
Ended Aug. 31,
Period
Office
Other services
.
40.138,682
\
$1,832,813
639 915
$1,811,291
$1,192,898
$1,370,148
4^1.143
$24 •te n«8 $17.539 841
8.738 356
175 077.
°7,101
1.024.428
Dr4.048-.
Crl 014
Dr3 967
$1,012,873
1.
5 002,198
$15,943 74? $12,537,643
*
679,368
Cr35.039
$1,274,061 $14,915,347 $11,893,314
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume 154 " Number 4026
Reynolds Spring: Co.-~No Action
The directors
st8ck.
mon
made,
'
It
action
no
it
paid.
"•
uncertainties
that
advisable
the
for
the
facing
to
company
possible future contingencies.—V.
Ritter
1416.
154, p.
completed
Dental
Manufacturing
Co.,
below.
Inc.,
issue
ment on the
July
on
Oct.
1,
stock
common
the
extra
40
Law.—V.
93,
weekly
Distributed
Provision
for
Provision
for
depreciation
_
Chattahoochee
declared
19
The
the
1940
$900,221
100,767
95,038
90,989
Other
of
Dec.
on
the
on
also
19
original
$2,409,308
record
company
no
March
20,
of
Other
deductions
Federal,
and
inc.
27,898
r
6%
cents
to
Trade notes
and accounts. receivablea-i_^——
Inventories
Other
S.
i.175,173
.
35,204
.
plant
and
1,655,175
200,000
22,663
72,094
equipment—
Treasury notes
Canadian
Deferred
Victory
charges
:
bonds
54,920
share
were
made
,
this issue
on
total of 45
a
June
for
of
Total
income
•After
'
1941
1940
Advances
Sundry
Liabilities-y-,
Notes
,
payable to
payable
"
».
130,449
3,602
260,000
'
Fed., Domin.
and provincial
(est.l
income taxes
Reserves———
JPreferred
stock
1
-——
SCommon stock
$2.54
shares
300,000
abandons
The
cash
new
•
$3,094,824;
will
plan
firms
in
that
differ
of
will
the
be
Springfield
*
City
(Mo.)
thorized—
for
162,275
65,993
41,467
22,514
income
security and
53,450
Federal
company
Dec.
on
Commission
for
future
in
1956.
Proceeds
improvements
bution
made
will
at
"no
for
cnarge
Issue Au¬
Cp.—Bond
.
p.
authorized
used
be
the
151,
system.—V.
pumping
for
for
reserve
Oil
and
station
the
company
the
on
city
Decision—
*
.
Pacific Railway—Earnings—
Period Ended Nov. 30—
Jt.
fac.
Net
rents
ry.
Other
1941—Month—1940
$3,096,318
1,675,950
310,108
151,486
99,278
78,906
Miscel.
17,109,718
1,682,182
937,525
Cr26,362
14,094
$4,432,914
$4,954,032
40,751
180,776
$6,171,599
412,589
$720,436
income
$659,058
$6,584,188
$478,282
$679,685
3,004 :
521,118
45,456
46,948
320,548
322,509
3,528.942
3,542,993
$396,950
$333,545
$3,009,790
$1,364,091
deductions
2,938
charges
Net
19,417,601
2,947,012
979,573
Cr 1,510
Cr3,906
(net)
oper.
income
Fixed
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$2,383,114 $29,489,423 $24,176,433
2,011,153
Total income
income
—'V.^154, p.
.
1306
Textiles, Inc.—Dividends—
The
directors
the
on
Reserves June
Court
•
declared a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per
stock, payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec.
have
common
auarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the preferred
stock, payable Jan. 1 to holders of record .Dec. 24.
A distribution of 10 cents per share was also made on the common
and
a
Oct.
on
15,
154,
See V.
last.
439.
p.
Thompson Products, Inc.—New Treasurer—
-
James
&
*
$974,744
depreciation of $238,296 in 1941 and $221,256 in
of $27,800 in 1941 and $16,116 in 1940.—V. 154,
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Railway tax accrualsEquip. rentals (net)„_
for
distri¬
2208.
of Indiana
Co.
3,583
47,014
1194.
Texas &
H.
Coolidge,
will
Co.,
after
Standard
______
107,713
reserve
tAfter
by
reimburse
to
8,571
172,124
10,000
11,791
due
Water
was
inventory loss
red. of pfd. stock—
$1,117,634
•After
the Missouri Public
$262,000 first mortgage V/n bonds, matur¬
10
taxes
172,124
possible
___
•
issue
to
18,918
Total
1940.
stock
The
Service
ing
•
$517,194
160,450
sundry accruals—
miscellaneous taxes
and
appropriation
20,
..
surplus—.———I—____________
Earned surplus i,
.•_>
Treasury.stock (at cost)—
Dividends payable on preferred stock———
$517,194
stock
surplus
common
methods
from
payment
7,905
$974,744
stock
payable
Earned
1496.
which
2,596
2,751
203,051
5,962
Capital surplus
$510,904
$1.53
$816,477
$2.59
policy,
140,502
2,147
$1,117,634
Reserve
•
used by most other
immediately after the
customer's receipt and inspection of the merchandise and not at the
time the order is mailed in.
The company will retain its policy of
riot accepting orders under $5.—V. 154, p. 1496.
567 603
567,603
1,435,243
696,081
Drl,951
Drl.95l
37,804 J. \ |
Capital
receivable
charges
Reserve
109,500
tOn
162,173
205,460
1,353
8,854
____
Liabilities—
p.
sales
new
mail-order
25,708
1,320
41,345
12,617
10,746
443
238,485
companies
____________—
drafts
7,164
41,345
12,777
company—
receivable
Common
4,825
435,000
1,215,000
>; Spiegel, Inc.—To Adopt New Sales Policy—
$800,000 N-- $300,000
530,738
; 202,626
101,382
23.495
1,285,177
127.350
328,214
21.065
1,009,200
1,009,200
; -149,355
149,355
—__
taxes—
7,702
subsidiary
—
A
subsid¬
foreign
selling
owned
0
.
banks,
Accounts
Accrued
wholly-owned
stock
Deferred
$625,229
depreciation.
1940
$152,835
230,617
219,376
etc.——
receivable
share
,
equipment,
Cash
31,208
125,000
$66,016
220,018
Notes
$594,021
tax—
and
$47,014
$152,835
and
in
to
Foreign
1939
$828,746
p.
$49,275
8,480
______
$107,713
investments
Social
$1,080,079
______
1941
mach.
Accounts
22,417
share—
154,
—
Balance Sheet, June 30
■
iary company
Investment in partly
30
$1,057,662
etc.!
plants,
1,407
'
______—
•Bldgs.,
26.
tax.—
profits
expenses
stock.—V.
___—
'.
$6,242,766
——
Land
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75
stock, par $100, payable Jan. 10 to
contingencies
excess
8,016
June 30
,
cents per share in 1941,
$2,734,195
defense
6,858
the
preferred
Dec.
19,735
______
to
1939—
June.
tAccounts
39,725
Net profit
fEarnings per
_
_.
to
Treasury
on
; V"
.
11,981
Total
declared
income
Federal
'
■■
•
126,438
$76,060
10,044
December,
Investment
.
2,687,454
___________________________
assets
•Property,
U.
$395,003
___
66,016
$76,471
7,462
Assets—
15, 1939,
credit
plan" heretofore used on alt merchandise sold, will be made effective
by company on Jan. 18, 1942.
The new spring and summer catalog,
which will be available at that time, will list prices on a cash basis
'
and will provide a "small" carrying charge for credit orders,
i; Announcement
1940
of
the
new
policy was made Dec.
19 by Modie
>
$231,298,:
Spiegel, Jr., President, in his annual year-end address to employees.
He
said that
<
i; B78.814«,
because of
changed conditions the management "felt
.1,190,917;
obliged to correct a situation which in time could prove to be contrary
to the best interests of the company and even to the national pro¬
21,214
gram."
.
,946,873*
.
1941
>
,
1
tax,
Earned surp.,
•Loss.
cents per
25
$2,694,470
Federal
Balance Sheet, Aug. "31
Consolidated
;
,
of
300,000
Assets—
sales
dividend of 25 cents per share" on
holders of record Dec. 13.
Dis¬
income
Amort,
•
,
49,275
$76,017
12,257
for red. of pfd. stockfor
N.
Y.
City
1940.
1%
record
a
stock
per
in
have
the
on
of
Provision
profit
Cash
transferred
Surplus
$814,770
$443,598
Dividends on preferred stock
75,608
'Provision for post-emergency plant rearrangement, adjustments, etc.
Note—The net profit
shown above includes $65,149 in 1941 and
$24,801 in 1940 for the Canadian subsidiary, representing that sub¬
sidiary's net profit for the fiscal year, less charge resulting from::
reduction
of
assets
(except
property,
plant
and
equipment,
and
deferred charges!,
and liabilities to rate of exchange in effect At;
Aug. 31, 1941, and 1940, respectively.
47,014
$137,440
9,730
surplus appropriations
annually.—V. 154, p. 1600.
paid
24
common
cents
directors
Other
130,726
1,293,568
l,08i
Prov.
Spicer Manufacturing Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
excess
charge
•Special
Net
provincial
taxes
profits
—<<4
*$51,461
266
stock
common
Preferred
$629,245
$2,436,236
on
Amount
15,818
—
Dominion,
the Gulf
Fla„
Joe,
St.
a special dividend of 25 cents
stock, payable April 15, 1942, to
A similar special dividend was
1942.
last, which makes
25
share
per
10
Sept. 30,
against
Total
__
$10,190
415
sale of non-oper. prop.
Divs.
This stock participates fully with the common
over
Dec.
on
value
par
holders
$613,427
26,928
income—
At¬
near
declared
preferred
_—__
income
Total
Port
dividend
extra
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
68,639
amortization...
Operating profit
from
runs
an
♦Profit
*
Terminal
joint operation of
a
Southern Franklin Process Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
,
1938
$26,328
538
surplus
Divs. on pfd. Stock—
Non-recurring
loss
on
Inventories
as
1941
$2,971,885
184,126
200,892
108,921
Texes, except taxes on income____u_i_—i—_~
the
15, 1940, and extras of 25 cents each on Feb.
1938.
15,
tributions
repairs——,——.
Dec.
on
paid on April 15, 1941.
Stock in any payments
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
profit
and
Feb.
holders
salaried
Years Ended Aug. 31—
Maintenance
1939
1940
$8J,887
Total
first
the
regular quarterly dividend of 37!/2 cents per share on
stock, both payable Feb. 15 to holders of record Jan. 20.
25 cents was paid on this issue on Feb. 15, 1941; one of
of
share
and
Operating
and
year
the
The directors
800.
p.
Robbins & Myers, Inc.
this
cents on Feb.
and
employees of this com¬
pany, as the result of an injunction entered in U. S. District Court,
Brooklyn, N. Y., restraining the concern from further violation of
the overtime and record keeping provisions of the Wage and Hour
159
to
directors
and
common
An
unexpected Christmas bonus, in the form of $43,028.26 in back
owed to them under the Federal Wage and Hour Law, was dis¬
24
in
share
23
An
Dec.
1941
'
co._
surplus, begin¬
of period___;—
ning
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd.—Extra Dividend
'
on
Canad.an
1934,
also 25
Robins Dry Dock & Repair Co.—Back Pay
Earned
petroleum products
the Southeast—was dedicated and opened for continuous oper¬
The
Dec.
on
world
456-mile, all-welded steel line is
Corp. and The Pure Oil Co., and
per
tributed
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—EarningsYears End. June 30—
Net profit for year_____
the Gulf Coast, to the outskirts of Chattanooga, Tenn., and passes
through the environs of the following principal cities of Georgia:
Bainbridge, Albany, Americus, Atacon, Griffin, Atlanta and Rome.—
V. 154, p. 1600.
approved the proposed retirement and
savings pian for employees, under which the company will match
dollar for dollar the contributions made by employees.
Effective at
the close of business on Dec. 31, 1941, the company will merge with
Ritter Co., Inc..
a
subsidiary, and change its name to that of the
subsidiary.—V. 154, p. 1496.
:
pay
shared in the
each employe,
to
1496.
on
Approved—
stoouiolders
the
The
and Dec. 16, last.
The previous pay¬
cents, made on Dec. 24, 1937.
1
was
in
ation at a ceremony held at
lanta, Ga., it is announced.
Merge With Parent Company—
year-end dividend of 25 cents per share was paid on the common
stock Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 24.
A like amount was paid
>
week
a
paid
was
p,
Southeastern Pipe Line Co.—New Line Dedicated—
Ritter Dental Mfg. Co., Inc.—Year-End Div.
The
$60
bonus
Gasoline began to flow into the Southeast by pipe line for the first
on Dec.
19 as the new Southeastern Pipe Line—largest pipe line
A
Plan
less than
of $15
were
a
time
conserve
Oil
this
year
Profits.,
line
V Ritter Co., Inc.—To
on
earnings
Last
regardless of length of service.—V. 154,
V
automobile parts busi¬
cash to meet
also
was
stated
made
See
whose
distribution.
the com¬
dividend on
a
employes
Common Div.—-
on
on
Sept. 18, last, a payment of 25 cents per share was
was
the first distribution made since Sept. 29, 1937,
cents
was
ness
took
19
On
which
when 25
Dec.
on
1731
the
become
first
Vice-President
Executive
Thompson
of
Treasurer
the
of
of
McDonald-Coolidge
Inc., shortly
Products,
it is announced.
\
; He takes over the position formerly held by J. D. Wright, who was
recently elected; Vice-President and General Manager of Thompson
Aircraft Products Co., wholly-owned subsidiary of Thompson Products.
year,
,
'
Total
$6,242,766 -$3,094,824.
——
•After
of
reserve
$37,306
in
and
1941
in
$27 306
tAfter
1940.
depreciation of $763,794 in 1941 and $621,624 in 1940.
tRepresentecf by 100,920 no par shares.
SRepresented by 149,355 no
par shares.
"Represented by 110 shares of preferred stock and 1,650
shares of common stock.—V. 154. p. 662.
St.
Joseph
Light,
Ry.j
Heat
Power Co.
&
—
Bonds
Called—
total
A
1,
1947,
of
$36,000
been
have
of
first
called
mortgage
for payment
bonds,
Feb.
4'/2%
1,
140
•"
•
'
-v—*.
;
'
;
•"
series, due Dec.
at par and int.
1942,
w 11 be made at the Guaranty Trust
Broadway. N. Y. City.—V. 152, p. 4137.
Co.,
Payment
trustee,
corporate
The
$1.25
with
pares
declared
dividend
a
per
share
20
and
Aug.
Mav
20.
paid on
20,
Nov.
of
$1
share
per
last;
1940,
20,
bonus
employees
to
1703.
p.
of
this
corporation,
it
is
directors have
made
was
Serve!, Inc.—Earnings—
—
share
per
——:—v
1940
$2,737,603
$1.53
$2,969,976
'
$1.67
for
share,
v.
the
p.
with $684,421,
corresponding quarter of the
as
compared
ii4i.
153,
$2,926,265
$1.62
ended OH. 31,
a share on the
;39 cents a common
previous fiscal year.—
The
revenues
income after
$219,371
tirement
—V.
154,
accruals
res,
jjet income
.
.■
$198,766
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$2,506,886
•
special
stock Dec.
77,798
818 116
838 942
61,939
66,495
721,394
703,710
Strapping
dividend of 50
27
to holders
Co.—50-Cent
cents per share was
of record Dec.
26.
Special
paid
the
on
15,
July
the
per
similar
on
.
Joseph
Eliff
C.
152, p.
2411.
dividend
a
8%
record
$2
of
cumulative
of
account
Jan.
Elec¬
The last regular quarterly
employes
of
this
company
Diehl Manufacturing Co.
received
bonus
payments.
Piece
in
workers,
and
The
Dec.
p.
of
share on account
stock, par $25,
per
preferred
This
31.
Dec.
payment
will
12 months ended April 30,
accumulations,
1941.—V.
15,
George
870.
day
employes
N.
workers
J„
on
and
of
its
24
salaried
Dec.
directors
30
to
declared
have
holders
of
record
per
share
28,
debts recovered--
22,256
—
15,404
——
——
——
buildings
operations of
on
$49,351
—____
149,868
____
Total
General
$236,879
income
and
corporate
expense
10-year 3%
on
193,447
notes—
for
—
70,500
342,120
depreciation
Operating loss
$369,189
—
including
Assets—Cash
receivable
153.
p.
and
1941.
made on the
one
$2
of
L..
per
254.
have
Meyer
been
elected
•;
,
on
(net),
hand
and
$37,743;
Vice-
$125,544;
banks,
in
real
estate,
''O, 1940
Properties,
Tishman
buildings
Inc.)
accounts
and
and leaseholds
notes
(net),
mortgage receivable, $6,000; mortgage receivable of whollyowned company, $12,300; investment in and advances to partly-owned
$4,221,165;
in
investment
$89,575;
Liabilities—Accounts
3%
notes, $17,625;
payable,
Tishman Properties, Inc.,
$2,243; deferred operating
$87,512;
accruM
interest
on
$1; de¬
charges,
10-year
accrued taxes, wages, etc., $20,520; accrued interest
payable and accrued real estate taxes (less deposits),
$387,176; agency account payable, $18,070; rents received in advance
and deposits payable, $46,388; deferred account payable, $60,000; de¬
ferred interest payable, $59,393; 10-year 3c/o notes, $2,350,000; capital
stock
(400,000 no par shares), $400,000; capital surplus, $1,152,032;
mortgages
on
$4,588,716.—V.
149,
p.
4187.
Triumph Explosives, Inc.—Stock Purchase Warrants—
& Co. (members of New York Stock Exchange), New York,
security dealers that the stock purchase warrants, series of
expired on Dec. 15, 1941.
Any such warrants not exercised by
that date are forfeited as no extension has been made.
All the options
Duryea
:
Dividend—
dividend
22.
of
This
$2 on Dec. 30,
$2.50
per
share,
compares
with
payable
50
cents
1940, and 50 cents on June
1940.—V. 153, p. 255.
on
July 2, last;
a
Dec.
1938,
outstanding by the company since 1938 have been exercised.
There remain, therefore;
only the stock purchase warrants, series
of 1939, exercisable until Nov. 9, 1943, at $5.25 per share, still out¬
standing.
.v
Comparative Sales and
Profits
Technicolor, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
Dec.
2,400
Elizabeth,
Bad
30, 1940
Inc. I
advise
A
the
Properties,
Tishman
posits, $23,282; prepaid interest,
$69,864; total, $4,588,716.
Corp.—New Vice-Presidents—
and
154,
including
Miscellaneous
Interest
distribution of $1 per share was
a
on
made
was
Construction Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—
Earnings for the Year Ended Sept.
(Not
holders
to
1941,
?tock,
Presidents.—V.
Div.
common
Singer Mfg. Co.—Bonus To Employees—
thousand
1272.
(Not
Co.
declared
on
15
Jan.
Stewart-Warner
_
affiliate,
p.
Tishman Realty &
total,
$2,249,372
payment on this issue of 25 cents per share was made on Nov. 10. last.
On Nov.
4.
1941, the company paid a 5%
stock dividend on the
shares.—V. 154, p.. 1103. ; ;;
;
Six
cents
A
'
common
.
40
20.
1600.
Sigiiode r Steel
154,
usual
Submarine Signal Co.—$2.50
A
of
Dec.
.
70.344
_____
p.
bers.—V.
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept.
have
directors
The board now consists of 13 mem¬
retiring directors were reelected.
May 24.
1941.—V.
dividend
29
March
50
of
25
holders
cents
of
18,
on
June
15,
1940;
paid
share was
per
record
40
on
4 Mos. End.
the
common
Year Ended
Nov. 30,'41
Net
sales
last, and on Nov. 15, 1940. as against
on Dec. 28. 1939; 25 cents on
Net
July 31,'41
$2,048,958
stock
on
$3,081,443
393,938
342,240
profits, incl. divs. received and before pro¬
Dec.
31, June 30 and Sept. 30,
cents
Oct.
to
22.
A
;
stockholders at the adjourned annual meeting held this week;
the following
directors, George N. Armsby, Peter W. Eller,.
M. Duryea and William M. Flook, three of which succeeded
retiring directors and the fourth fills a vacancy on the board. Other
The
elected
William
company,
preferred
.
15,
v'
>
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—New Directors—
Profit
the cumulative dividend for the
cover
re-
record
Stetson Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
accumulations
payable
share
Gross
of
3217.
of
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Earnings—
Operating
dividend
extra
an
holders
to
declared the
PA NJ Utilities
(John B.)
or
1941—Month—1940
on
paid
of Assoc;ated Electric Co.
4.V2r/o
gold bonds,
refund'ng
due 1956, now owned by it, to NY PA NJ Utilities Co.—V. 150,
series,
A
Period Ended Nov, 30—
Dec.
on
NY
On
;
26
stock
Corporation, subsidiary of New York State Electric & Gas Corp.
indirect subsidiary of
NY PA NJ Utilities Co., proposes to sell
Earnings for the fourth quarter of the fiscal year
net profit was $389,545, equivalent to 22 cents
stock,
154, p. 1272.
Income—Commissions
$3,015,000
tOn 1,781,426 shares of
1941,
common
Wright will also continue as Secretary of Thompson Products,
Mr.
Inc.—V.
Acid Works—Pays
Phosphate &
and
1939
p.
'After Federal taxes and all other charges.
common stock.
,
Inc.
which
Staten Island Edison Corp.—To Sell Associated
•
.
1941
profit
fEarnings
State
a
Rosenman
tric Co. Bonds—
-
•
,
Year Ended Oct. 31—
♦Net
I.
Provision
See
'
reversed
quarterly dividend of 40 cents
per share on the common stock, payable March 14, 1942, to holders of
record March 5, 1942.
The last regular quarterly payment at this rate
announced.
♦.
Dec.
on
common
distributed
was
The
25
Approximately $150,000 in U. S. Defense Bonds was distributed as a
154,
the
on
extra
on
and
Schenley Distillers Corp.—Christmas Bonus—
—V.
York
New
19
Samuel
Wholesale
company
share
com¬
cents each
25
Nov.
on
This
The
the
on
qents in each of the three preceding quarters—V. 154, p, 662.
Christmas
Justice
the
An Extra Dividend of 40 Cents—
20,
$1.25
1°41;
by
of
Dec.
Consolidated
stock, payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 26.
common
Feb.
have
directors
June
Division
decision
two
to
Standard
"y;*
■
Saco-Loweli Shops—$1 Dividend—
!
Supreme Court by
judgment handed down
awarded approxi¬
mately $200,000,000 to the plaintiffs in a derivative accounting suit
brought by minority stockholders of Pan American Petroleum & Trans¬
port Co. against the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana and six directors
of Pan American.
The higher court also dismissed the complaint.
The suit was instituted by Jacob Blaustein and others and charged
the
defendants
with
conspiracy to defraud, waste, negligence and
breach of trust.
All of the claims except the last had been dismissed
after a trial lasting several months by Judge Rosenman.
The split
decision of the Appellate Division permits the plaintiffs to carry the
appeal to the State Court of Appeals.—V. 154, p. 1007.
Appellate
three
last
for
reserves
The
-
a
like
amount
was
cents
1939, and 35 cents on July 17, 1939.—V. 153, p. 408.
paid
vision
—V.
154,
for
p.
ir^nie
1152.
taxes-
-—
THE COMMERCIAL St FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1732
Union Pacific RR.—Earnings—
(And
C
operating
Net
from
revenue
5,606,589
5,784,801
50,418,750
998,795
16,914,196
13,463,517
975,864
852,884
8,956,314
Total
7Net
24,548,240
♦981,129
10,351,991
♦4,914,251
♦1,195,951
34,900,231
♦29,128,631
1,343,782
13,029,099
♦14,031,092
4,673,691
3,718,300
21,871,132
Crl,467,500
Crl72,101
2,506,742
v
4,768,706
income
—
7"
Notes—(1)
It
income.
1940
td
report
Nov; 30,
of
1941.—V.
International
154,
•
* 'fi-uir}.'",,
V,«*•••
The
*
Chemical Corp.
&
is
pany
Tognazzini,
wholly
now
$1,355,325
See
107,092
108,225
110,477
20,625
22,500
22,500
22,500
426,324
372,775
245,302
exch.
Drll,604
Dr33,552
of
7 v/:::
years'
prior
debt
of
free
and
26
(& Subs.)—Earns
Circuit, Inc.
1941
1940
$556,239
$573,632
84,055
93,351
Aug. 31—
_
-
__ _.
Deprec. & amort, of theatre leaseholds, bldgs. &
152,562
cost
of
of
investments
subsidiary and in affiliated companies
72,007
a
___
Write-off of option
Provision for Federal income taxes
3,697
3,026
discount and expense
bond
Amortization of
158,901
73.154
in
100,000
—
53,078
80,535
-
$62,907
net
v'■
/
'
J
■
"
■■■
237,217
■
——
$341,225
301,700
263,435
27,409
4,804
27,881
5,432
7,500
301,714
—
—
$350,827
$382,105
in cash;
stock
stock
301.715
301,715 V
——
140,258
374,000
$0.13
i.——
par)
Earns
com..
on
374,000
$0.10
374,000
Nil
j:
sh.
per
374.000
$0.21
Consolidated Balance Sheet as of Oct, 31 (Inc. Subs.)
'
1941
1940
$1,643,086
$1,762,884
Marketable securities
368,871
308,779
♦Accounts and notes receivable
i
156,782
162,035
depreciation, amortization, provision for Federal in¬
♦Before interest,
of affiliated companies
less than 100%
owned).
tLess proportion of net losses of affiliated
companies less than 100% owned (exclusive of proportion of profits
taxes
come
proportion
(including
profits
of
above).
included
Liabilities—
Accrued expenses
:
Long-term indebtedness
Equity of minority interests in subsidiaries.—_
{Preferred
stock
stock
Common
par)
($1
Earned
Paid-in
—-—
surplus
surplus
—
held
stock
by
instalments due within one year, $68,637; dividend
payable on preferred stock, $29,149; long-term debt, $1,573,160; de¬
ferred credit arising from release of rent guarantee, $37,275; reserve
for contingencies, $100,000; 5% cumulative preferred stock, $2,331,900;
common
stock
(600,000 shares, without par value), $500,000; capital
(Conn.)—Dividend
United Gas & Electric Corp.
cents
60
153,
declared
have
directors
payable Dec.
30
Total
for
reserve
Waldorf System, Inc.—To Retire
directors
The
debt
of
loan
of
23
Dec.
on
the
bv
§175.000
paid on
14,
1940.—
to
6 7*
the open
in
time
6Va%
and
granted permission by the SEC to purchase
market, up to Jan. 31. 1942, $1,500,000
and the assumed 6% debentures of
been
has
company
time
its
of
debentures
Light & Railways Co. at prices not exceeding principal amount
than 957? of par.—V. 154, p. 1497.
United
less
nor
United
Corp.—Registration Sus¬
Molybdenum
States
pended—
SEC on Dec.
The
.
of
in
deficiencies
stop order suspending the effectiveness
a
filed
(2-3925)
because
by the company,
supplied.—V/ 148,
information
of
600.
p.
Reclaiming Co.—$2
Rubber
S.
U.
issued
20
statement
registration
Prior Pref. Div.—
of accumulations on the
paid Dec. 27 to holders of
record Dec. 23.
Distributions of 50 cents each were made on this
issue on April 15, July 15 and Oct. 15, last.
Arrearages on the prior
preference stock at Oct. 15,, 1941, amounted to $10.50 per share,—
V. 154, p. 696.
1
,
of
dividend
A
87?
$2
share
per
stock,
preference
prior
on
account
$25.
par
Control
of Consolidatedcompany has concluded the formal purchase of a controlling interest
Aircraft
Consolidated
Corp.,
amounting
Major Reuben H. Fleet and others.
Concurrently managements of the
two
440,000
to
companies
shares
from
been
have
re¬
purchase Major Fleet ha*, re¬
signed as President and director of Consolidated, but will contmue in
an
advisory capacity. T. M. Girdler, Chairman of Republic SUrel, has
organized.
With
named
been
of
consummation
has
been
and
of
Chairman
Consolidated.
Richard
the
President
Millar,
W.
of
C.
T.
S.
R.
manship
Other
154,
p.
to
has
board
Board
succeed
been
Executive
President
board
Major
named
members will
R.
S.
L.
I.
Pruitt,
board
Officer
placed
also
of
that
Mr.
company.
Vice-President.
Hartmeyer,
V.
C.
J.
The
Mason
Schorlemmer
other
ager,
•
E.
154,
The
C.
Mc-
Crirdler as
Mr. Millar
the chair¬
members of
Houghland.
William
and H. Dalsell Wilson.
1601.
succeeding
each
Co.—Amendments—Plan—
C.
h*s
H.
been
appointed
Stinson,
General Freight Traffic Man¬
retired.—V.
154,
p.
1704.
277,842
3,078,279
$4,861,968
3,063,362
$103,936
$206,548
$2,438,763
$1,798,606
;
thereafter.
Another
amendment
to
to
12,
would
Co.
—
Utilities Plan
announced
Commission
Power
Falls
Power
*
Co.,
operating
all
of
proposed
United
the
orders
of
the
U.
utilities
The
application
said
stronger and better able
increase
no
that
to
rates.—V.
in
their
consolidated
the
the
serve
142,
and
tion
•
so
of
The
Inc.,
to
poses,
•1
v
cancel
any
Hall
of
the
board
of
directors
from
America—Surrender of Bonds—
District
Court for the Eastern
Dis¬
as
on
provided in the amended plan of reorganiza¬
confirmed by the court on Aug. 18, 1936.
authorize and direct Webster Hall Hotel,
Corp.,
court
Dec.
also
31.
1941.
and to consider
of the shares of common stock of
t. J-'I
.
i-\
'•
bebe
Western Union Telegraph Co., Inc.—House Group Ap¬
Wire Communications Bill—
proves
The
House
Interstate
and Foreign Commerce Committee
giving President Roosevelt power to take
proved legislation
communications,
The
not
or
than
six
months
earlier date
an
It provides
due
provides that the President
measure
longer
after
after
may
exercise
termination
the
of
has
the
authority
state
a
ap¬
wire
over
of
war
set
by Congress through concurrent resolution.
be given just compensation arrived at through
that owners
of law.
process
In general
the bill gives the President the same
telegraph and telephone communications that he now
communications.
It
authority
has
over
radio
over
enough, members of the
Committee said, to permit the government to take over the newspaper
teletype and other communications if the need arises.
The
Defense
Communications Board
also
announced
that
it
will1
collaborate
needed
with
by
all
the
OPM
in
154,
arranging
for
the
materials
1634.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
before
1941
&c.
1940:
1939
1938
;;
de¬
taxes,
income,
preciation,
broad
FCC
and
services.—V.
wire
Wico Electric
Net
be
to
appears
$221,953
$176,246
$188,127
38,829
42,804
9,025
8,900
$88,601
*
Depreciation
41,588
Development
State
and
Fed.
taxes
security
6.550
3,750
2,400
2,100
2,000
25,914
taxes
18,534
17,696
11,503
sale
on
~
10,562
capital stock tax
Social
35,045
5,908
expense
local
8,450
—
12,188
Painting and rearrange¬
ment of plant-—
Obsolete
portion
of
assembly
written
Federal
off—;
income
Surtax
5,609
re¬
build¬
2.984
tax
30,500
16,600
21,000
3,200
$95,280
$78,670
$95,627
$20,210
undistributed
on
profits
Net
1,500
inc.
Divs.
for
the
pref.
on
year
stocks-—
14,700
dividends
value
of
14,700
42,100
net
current
assets of
11,850
14,700
42,100
the London
30,000
branch
at
as
June
30,
tOf London
Southern
mortgage
surrendered,
Webster
orders
there
£25,000 con-
increase
S.
would
would
company
customers,
612.
p.
pound sterling.
Division, the holders of PittsburghWebster
Hall Hotel
sinking fund 6% coupon gold bonds,
issued by Webster Hall Corp. of America, were ordered and directed
to surrender, prior to Dec. 31, 1941, to Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co,
of
Pittsburgh, as agent of the trustee of Webster Hall Corp. in
reorganization proceedings, or to the trustee under the indenture
securing the bonds for the accounts of such agent, their bonds, with
June 1, 1931, and subsequent coupons attached, against delivery to such
holders of bonds of certificates representing one share of the common
stock of Webster Hall Hotel, Inc.- (Pa.), with respect to each $100 of
Michigan,
Turners'
facilities.
Western Massachusetts Electric Co. as the surviving company, pro¬
poses
to acquire all the assets and property of each of the other
three.
It would assume all their obligations and issue to the stock¬
holders of each of the three companies stock of the Western Massa->
chusetts company having an aggregate par value equal to the stock
of the companies to be replaced.
of
from
rate
of
$4.87
to
$4.03
Balance
to
the
Sheet
June
30
Assets—
Uncompleted
cash
surrender
notes
26.653
173,561
)'
value
receivable, trade
manufacturing orders
branch
net
assets,
Accounts
receivable,
Tool
production costs,
and
and
Plant
other
equipment
Deferred
charges
Patents,
sold
23,993
168,327
268,356
18,454
.*
—;
100,625
395
„—
models—
new
17,715
(net)
329,734
i_
rights,
goodwill
experimental
320,536
31,288
patent
and
ment
4.978
392.800
and
Inventories
London
.
as
void for all pur¬
Webster Hall Hotel, Inc.,
.7 -ft
.
\
<
$90,126
4,291
investments
insurance,
Accounts
1940
$37,141
;
:
Marketable
Life
yy
1941
Cash
17,892
develop¬
1
Liabilities— '■
Accounts
Federal
$94,614
Social
security
and
45,775
.;.
tax
^
30,500
cum.
class A preference stock
stock and surplus
6.253
17,334
capital stock. State and local taxes
Deposits on uncompleted orders
—a——;
6%.
619
18,152
Federal
♦Common
6,915
1,635
—„
accrued
wages
16,600
12,143
taxes
Miscellaneous accounts payable
Salaries
$49,985
""
,
payable
income
$912,119
trade
payable,
Dividends
1
$1,114,549
—
13,695
■'
6,280
245,000
643,115
—
573,051
$1,114,549
Yazoo
The
&
ICC
Mississippi
10
Dec.
on
Valley
issued
.—i
245,000
(par $20)
i.—V.
of
received
Light Co. and Pittsfield
in
Massachusetts,
for'
Electric
electric
merger
of which
Webster Hall Corp. of
had
Electric Co.,
1940,
would be the last to expire.
suggested amendment the reorganization
present company instead of organizing
is understood to be dictated by the tax
laws inasmuch as organization of a new company woud involve the
loss of some $5,000,000 of invested capital for tax purposes.
,
■
It
is expected that immediately upon consummation of the plait
the following will serve as directors:, for three-year terms, Fred J.
Young, Cecil P. Stewart, Gerard M. Dahl, C. Oliver Wellington, Louis
J. Hunter, Henry A. Wentworth; for two-year terms: Charles R. Gow,
William
L. Kirkland,
Roy W. Price; for one-year terms: Ralph L.
Warren, Clarence L. Newton and William H. Pihlcrantz.—V. 154, p, 697,
Under
it
20
Dec.
Massachusetts
Western
Electric
&
Co.,
approval
from
branch net assets at May 31. 1941, based cn the price of
verted to dollars at rate of $4,025 to the pound
sterling.
originally by the bondholders
By the provisions of another
would be effected through the
a new company.
This change
trict
120,050
reorganization
the
six would be elepted by the bondholders, three by
the management and three by the stockholders.
The terms of three
directors
would
expire each year, but the terms of those elected
8
y
101,410
Federal
submitted to
has
amendments
of
$4,741,918
■
application
Electric
♦In
year
bonds
Clarahan
$5,517,042
10,866
$381,778
i—.
Federal
joint
a
built
on Dec,
company
number
137,788
$483,122
276,574
'
1272.
p.
.
Judge Brewster at Boston
plan, a hearing on
which the court has scheduled for Jan.' 7 at Springfield, Mass.
The
most
important amendment changes the method by which
bondholders
may
exchange their* bonds for bonds of the Cuban
government,
Under the proposed change bondholders may make a
direct exchange. for Cuban bonds without participating
in the plan
of reorganization, as originally provided.
:
^
>
This suggested change is dictated by tax considerations.
As the tax
base of the Cuban government bonds held by Warren Brothers Co.
is about 50%%, a tax of nearly $500 a bond would normally apply
on
the
reduction of Warran Bros.
Co.'s own debt through issuing
Cuban government bonds in exchange.
By the terms of this amend¬
ment
the
tax
is
largely
eliminated.
Also, whereas the original
reorganization plan provided that company bonds could be exchanged
without limit as to amount, the new amendment limits exchanges to
$1,500,000 for the first year, $500,000 the second year and $250,000
a
;
$5,415,632
,
charges
ing
Fleet
Francis
Wabash Ry.—New Freight Traffic Manager—
Leo
139,810
185,650
>;
$475,991
7,131
$370,912
;
♦Adjustment
is the balance of a
28 paid a dividend of $7 per share on the 7%
prior preference stock to holders of record Dec. 22, thus clearing up
all
accumulations on this issue.
A similar payment was made on
March 14, 1941.—V. 152, p. 3362.
Executive
be
and Mr. Woodhead has resigned
Executive
are
Officer
12,776
•
Chairman,
D. G. Fleet, John Hertz, I. M. Laddon,
Vultee
the
of
Chief
as
become
MeDuffie,
—V.
:
to
Vultee
the
C.
and
continue
President,
Executive
Vultee
L. B. Manning, Donald L. McDonnell William
Pruitt, F. D. Schnacke and H. Dalsell Wftswq.
Reorganization
will
Chief
and
formerly
Consolidated,
Vultee
Callery, C. Coburn Darling,
Chairman
board
Consolidated.
of
A.
Leigh,
of ,the
Woodhead,
Harry
named
Vice-President
Duffie,
This
Co.—Clears Up All Accumulations—
Waltham Watch
was
Vultee Aircraft, Inc.—Concludes Purchase Of
In
the year.
154, p. 1272.
$300,000.—V.
The
Power Co.—To Buy Bonds—
:
income
Common
United Light &
from
Debt—
the company's outstanding
to retire
voted
close of
1144.
p.
$4,694,056
411,354
12,307
inc..
oper.
income
tLoss
Warren Brothers
The
—$18,287,699 $19,967,447
—
-
doubtful accounts and notes,
tAfter reserve for
depreciation of $6,829,494 in 1941 and $6,535,852 in 1940, and excess of
underlving book value at time of acquisition of equity in subsidiary
companies over cost thereof (net) $145,391.
{Represented by 440,000
no
par shares.—V. 152, p. 695.
♦After
The company
on the common
This compares
$1.11
of
dividend
a
to holders of record Dec. 24.
cents on Dec.
Sept. 20, last, and
$5,144,088
10,499
Years Ended June 30—•
appropriated earned surplus, $201,537; unappro¬
priated earned surplus, $1,103,372; total $7,291,836.—V. 152, p. 1145.
•
4,652,500
374,000
59,966
$1,151,348;
surplus,
tfrt'
Dr96,750
$84,810
763,651
7,180,000
3.571,989
9,000
subsidiaries,
at cost
shares,
1,697,533
$49,875
643.258
8,550,000
4.018,099
4,652.500
374.000
•
79,050
1,697,415
Dr96,750
payable
debt
long-term
with
14,504,923
659,008
$18,287,699 $19,967,447
Total
sundry receivables, $53,674; due from affili¬
each su'•render value of life insurance policies,
investment security, $15,587; land, leaseholds, buildings and
equipment, $3,009,243; investments in and advances to affiliated com¬
panies less than 100% owned, $2,380,165; equity in joint theatre operat¬
ing venture, $65,996; deferred charges, $931,400; total, $7,291,836.
Liabilities—Accounts
payable
and sundry
accruals,.,$57,761; real
estate taxes accrued, $36,039; Federal income taxes accrued, $101,658;
V.
»
233.200
2,336,618
$618,021;
$182,929;
The
&c.
tProperty, plant and equipment
charges and prepaid expenses
Preferred
ated companies. $;<4.dz0;
stock,
349,569
778,484
14,469,080
521,827
:
,
Deferred
Consolidated Balance Sheet Aug. 31,, 1941
Assets—Cash,
-
-
Accounts
y.—.—;'——v118,639
dividends
Preferred
$300,633
127,831
Cash
Investments,
$478,268
48,924
*
Merger—
"'Assets—
Inventories
$6,054,056
1,360,000
•
.27,881
- 3,095
7,000
43,433
income
92,833
72,732
•ZiC7263,500.
263,500
.7
$282,617
Special charges
($1
2,320,000
Western Massachusetts Electric
$770,586
>
86,487
9,461
Common
;
,
84,505
..77 7.7
$727,871
$729,188 '
$687,338
inc. tax.
Preferred
$7,464,088
150,000
$334,295
income
Fixed
—V.
5,004
Dividends paid
$628,268
220,000
242,293
25,100
108,036
net income—
income
Net
rwy.
Gross
$1,012,879
$976,608
$967,255
.7■•'■7.r-'.7.7,:7;7
247,421
239,383
Stockyards Corp.
for Fed.
$554,295
rentsdr————
Net
228,624
bonds of United
Net
1,461,581
revenue
facility
Net
'
.
$915,961
costs
therein
Bonds dis. & exp. amort.
Prov.
$1,659,838 $20,804,223 $17,309,517
1,031,570
13,340,135
11,255,461
of
income
admin, expenses
on
■
1941—11 Mos.—1940 'I:
1941—Month—1940 >'
$2,015,876
;"
;
|
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses>___
Net operating
Taxes
Joint
Equity of United St'kyards Corp. in total
&
Corp; of America,
Operating
Net
Gen.
Hall
revenues
__—106,542
oper.
holders
$192,597
90,313
$153,221
undfstributed
fJLdd proportion of
Webster
,;i Period Ended Nov. 30—-
,
income
excess
.
3,671
Ci 27,032
Cr26,580
(net)
Canadian inc. taxes, &c.
reported that the com¬
other encumbrances.—V. 154, -
Nov.
on
Interest
of
to
With
Hotel, Inc., such dividends shall be the absolute prop¬
Hall Hotel, Inc., free and discharged of all claims
whomsoever.—V. 128, p. 906.
■,
■
Operating income—.
Equipment rents—Cr._
adjust,
United Stockyards Corp.—
10,
United Artists Theatre
Amort,
lsued
209,468
Cr6,808
taxes.
Equity of minority st'k-
■>
Ended
been
accordance
persons
Western Maryland
(
Years
and
Operating
Shs. of com. stk. outstdg.
♦Net
in
31, 1941, any dividends which may thereto¬
by Webster Hall Hotel, Inc., for payment on
that, upon such payment into the treasury
aside
•
.y^'Vnet.'inoome of subs.
;
President,
664.
p.
$1,380,505
$l,411,632
82,110
inc.
for
sub.
f
152, p. 988.
last, paid a dividend of 30 cents per
share on the capital stock to holders of record Dec. 1.', This was the
first dividend
since
Dec.
27, 1937, when 25 cents was distributed,
which compared with $1.50 on Dec. 26, 1936.
Roland
not
have
1941,
into tne treasury of Webster
Issued In Reorganization of Former Company—
for Fed., Canadian
Total
.
above.—V.
.
Dec.
on
which
pay
Webster Hall Hotel, Inc., Pittsburgh—Securities To Be
Other
Chemical Co.—Control—
.
to
settlement on
income
was
Sugar Co.—Pays Dividend of 30-Cents—Clears
company
$l,570,089
int.
Special charge
Int.
/' Union
Hall
Webster
other
Dec.
on
set
stock
bonds
and
109,585
stock-contract.
Adjust,
1601.
p.
Minerals
Up Debt— ' •;<
of
all
$1,245,740
128,767
subsidiaries
Board
Emergency
Union Potash &
See
$1,251,739
138,951
;
«
$3,773,526
2,527,786
■,
provision
1941,
the
Webster
such
prior to Dec; 31,
said oruers
Inc.,
been
of
bonds
such
ox
unissued
erty
assets of Canadian
on
410,304
,
will not be liable for
company
\;
November,
In
on
of
State
&
15,097,539
made for increased wages,
appointed by the President
of the
U. S.
under Section 10
of the Railway Labor Act, and for
Federal unemployment insurance and Federal retirement taxes thereon;
similar provision was made in the 11
months ended Nov. 30, 1941,
for increased wages and taxes thereon applicable to the period Sept. 1
(2)
based
2,587,122
$1,431,139
&c.
notes,
Amort,
Prov.
,v"'"''Vj''V
' '<
estimated that the
is
of
$3,760,211
2,508,473
103,588
before
inc.
leased
profits taxes on 1941 income and is not liable for such taxes on
excess
of
414,622
2,815,250
paid inc. taxe3, &c.
Int. paid on bonds and
'
' ' l'
'
799,194
771,173
412,786
-
$1,308,044
income
'.
Prov.
„
^RCSfcRtCCT' ''''
$4,018,261
income
Net
♦9,634,761
:
all
from
sources
,
$4,123,294
831,597
Hotel,
have
such
19,493,870
3,933,122
1,248,767
6,017,473
Net
811,263
.426,075
income
oper.
operating
Other
transp.
sources
$2,559,710
.
437,050
Hall
fore
Operating expenses
:
other
provisions
holders
holders of
tne
1938
$2,576,252
the
to
the
8,481,250
—
*
and
issuable
,;
,
1939
1940
$2,780,922
7
$2,854,647
(net)
yard inc.
v
(Inc. Subs.)
31
41,438,637
Crl37,981
1941
Operating income—
Yardage & weighing.
Gross profit on sales
V
of feed & bedding.
7
facil.
.
from
Sub. Oper Companies—
1941—11 Mos.—1940
152,50$2,360
Earnings for Years Ended Oct.
Consolidated
Other
—
Equip, and joint
rents, net
inc.
\r
ry.
operations
tTaxes
Net
''
15,403,421 196,346,539
9,618,620 "145,927,789 111,063,723
19,414,658
revenues
Report— y
United Stockyards Corp.—Annual
i>
Lines)
Leased
1941—Month—1940
Period Ended Nov. 30—
Ry.
All
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
151,
$912,119
p.
1916.
RR.—Abandonment—
certificate
permitting abandonment by
of a branch line of radroad. extending from Leland
southerly to the end of the branch at Yerger, approxi¬
mately 16 miles, in Washington County, Miss,—V. 154, p. 1533.
the
a
company
easterly
and
Zenith Radio
Corp.—Earnings—
^
6 Mos. Ended Oct. 31—
♦Net
profit
♦After
Federal
The
taxes,
income
net
Ffderal
tax
will
share
on
,
r.
royalties,
expenses
1940
for
6
months
income
amount
to
and
ended
excess
t
$377,696
but before?
Oct.
31, 1941 after deducting
taxes, ba^ed on existing
$754,533, equal to $1.53 per
profits
approximately
492,464 shares of capital stock outstanding.—V.
•'.<}
1939
$1,158,872
and depreciation,
tax.
profit
estimated
laws,
3941
$1,150,073
—
excise
.
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4026
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1733
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
'
ALABAMA
Dec.
Bond
will
Offering
received
be
until
noon
Note
Bond
Jan. 15, by C. E. Armstrong, City
Due
Feb.
on
1
under¬
petition for a manda¬
tory injunction against E. W. Vin¬
a
son, as Mayor of the
members of the city
the
above city,
council and
city clerk and recorder, was
filed
in
Chancery Court at Bentonville on Dec.
16 by Walker
follows:
as
Filed—We
Suit
stand that
Comptroller, for the purchase of
a
$4,250,000 issue of industrial
water works refunding and im¬
provement bonds. Interest rate is
not to exceed 3%, payable F-A.
Denom. $1,000.
Dated Feb. 1,
1942.
Ark.
Rogers,
on
and bridge refunding bonds ag¬
gregating $600,000, were offered
Stamford (Town of), Conn.
V;-
bonds.
bids
Sealed
—
CONNECTICUT
for the $259,000 not to
semi-ann. refunding
16,
exceed 3V4%
Birmingham, Ala,
Offering—Hugh Oefinger,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Town
sealed bids until
for
for sale
the
noon
purchase
Dec. 30
on
discount
at
of
$500,000 notes issued in anticipa¬
tion
of
taxes
1941-1942.
for
the
Dated
year
Dec.
30, 1941
1942. Notes
and payable June 15,
will be authenticated
ineness and
fiscal
to genu¬
as
validity by the First
$65,000 in 1945 to 1949, $90,000 in Bros., as trustees for the holders National Bank of Boston, unaer
1950 to 1954, $135,000 in 1#55 to of bonds issued by the city total¬ advice of
Ropes, Gray, Best, Cool1958, $150,000 in 1959 to' 1962, ing $45,500 in 1928 and by T. J. idge & Rugg of Boston.
and C. Walker, owners of bonds
$200,000 in 1963 to 1965, $250,000
The petition asks
in 1966 to 1971 and $235,000 in alleged unpaid.
FLORIDA
that the court require the collec¬
1972,
The
city may, however,
Auburndale, Fla.
call the bonds for redemption in tion of a tax of five mills on the
assessed valuation in the city in¬
No Tenders Received—J. Wiley
whole, or in part, in the inverse
order of their numbers on any in¬ stead of three and a half mills J ones, City Clerk, states that no
terest payment date on or after until bonds and interest allegedly tenders were received on Dec. 22,
Feb. 1, 1945, at a redemption price in default are paid, and as much of refunding bonds.
The
of par and accrued interest plus longer as may be necessary.
suit recites that the city is in ar¬ Bay County (P. O. Panama City),
a premium of 3% of the par value
Fla.
rears $2,000, that the bonds were
thereof, by publication of a notice
Bond
Offering — Sealed
bids
of redemption not less than 30 and bought at a high premium and a
will
be
received
until
2
p.m.
not more than 50 days prior to reduction in the interest rate of
The bonds (CST), on Jan. 6, by H. A. Pledger,
date of redemption in a news¬ 6% is not warranted.
Clerk
of the
Board
of
County
were issued to build and equip a
paper published in the city and a
Commissioners, for the purchase
newspaper
or financial
journal city hall, fire station and police of the
following coupon highway
published in New York City which iheadquarters, and for purchasing
refunding of 1941 bonds aggre¬
and
equipping an athletic field
regularly carries news of a finan¬
gating $1,919,000:
and municipal park.
cial nature.
The bidder shall use
$388,000 3% series A bonds. Due
the
lowest
rate
of
interest
at
CALIFORNIA
Aug. 1, as follows: $28,000 in
which he will pay par or more for
1943
and
1944,
$37,000
in
California (State of)
the bonds, expressed in a multi¬
1945, $32,000 in 1946, $36,000
1941 Municipal Legislation—At
ple of % of 1%. No split interest
in 1947 and 1948, $40,000 in
the
In
highest
bidder for the bonds, the net in¬
terest cost to the city shall gov¬
determining
the
The bonds will
ern.
A.
B.
of
convention
the
of
1949,
A., the Municipal Se¬
following
fornia
for less than par plus accrued in¬
terest to date of delivery of the
brief
report
on
Due Aug.
in
the trade:
terest to
Senate
No.
Bill
Trust
ernor.
Co.,
This
and
credit
of
the
city,
and by the taxing powers of the
city heretofore, now or hereafter
conferred upon it by law.
quire,
construct
within
and
ducing
Troy, Ala.
$57,000 issue of
improvement bonds was
awarded
on
Dec.
15
to
J.
Mills
prises
through
revenue
to be
are
revenues
of
the
be
or
term
S^s,
premium of $410.00, equal to
a
100.719, according to report.
ARIZONA
6%.
Bond
Sale—The $330,000 semirefunding bonds offered for
sale on Dec. 23—v. 154 p. 1361—
ann.
purchased by Kirby L. VidCo. of Phoenix, as 3s at
according to the State^ Treas¬
were
par,
urer.
&
Due
on
Jan.
15
in
1943 to
and after Jan.
1962; optional on
a
life not
15, 1952.
mutilated,
destroyed,
The Act also
Arkansas
Court
(State of)
Rulings
on
bonds
Bonds—It is
that decisions by the
Arkansas Supreme Court in two
cases
originating in Russellville
are expected to clear the way for
reported
proration of a maximum of $520,000 allotted by Act. No. 385 of
1941
for assistance
of street dis¬
contrary
bonds of $3,943,180.
Current in¬
debtedness of the district amounts
to
$2,425,380.
on
ab¬
the
the face of the bonds.
Provision is also made for valida¬
tion
of
the
issues
through
court
procedure.
San Bernardino County
Road Imp.
Dist. No. 38 (P. O. San
tricts which have
paved highway
continuations.
Preliminary allo¬
cations have been made by the
State Treasurer and state high¬
way department.
The state high¬
way department reports that the
state has paid $3,276,524 to 121
districts
which
paved highway
continuations
by
issuance
of
are
provides that the
to be negotiable instru¬
ments for all purposes in the
sence of an express recital to
no
bids
the above district, which has been
in financial distress for a number
of years, has been set for Jan.
at 10 a.m., in the courthouse.
The
5
received
on
after, at
Demom.
calls
Dated Aug. 1,
Prin.
int. payable in lawful money
Continental
the
at
$1,000.
Illinois
bonds
in
the
amount
forego interest.
Municipal Legislation—At
recent
I. B. A. of
Fla.,
convention
of
the
A., held in Hollywood,
Municipal
Securities
the
lature
of
trade,
or
general interest to
of
special
the
significance
locally:
The legislature of this State at
1941 session adopted several
its
of
measures
particular importance
They are referred to
to counties.
below with brief
Na-
Senate Bill No. 321 increases in
are
form
certified
certain
roads, since designated
There
are
as
excluded
submission
general
to
the
election
people
in
at
the
November,
1942.
This amendment provides:
For the earmarking for a period
50
years
the two
other
from Jan.
cents per
motor
fuel
1, 1943 of
gallon gas and
tax
to
dis¬
be
tributed to the counties.
■
That the Board of Administra¬
bonds issued prior to July 1, 1931.
That the Board in order to pre¬
funds
pay
the
shall
bonds
available
be
refunded
to
which
have been called for payment.
All
bids must be at not less than par
and
accrued
interest
to
Feb.
1,
be
must
unconditional, and must
accompanied by a certified
check for $50,000, payable to the
Board of County Commissioners.
be
Board
reserves
or
the
right to
part of the
any
bids
to
and
bonds
bonds
otherwise
sell
the
is provided by law. The
to be accompanied by
as
De Soto
County (P. O.
Arcadia), Fla.
of
Bond
Clerk
county
Sale—Mary
of
the
Commissioners,
Board
A. Gwynn,
of County
states
that
the
following coupon semi-ann. road
by
$15,000,
a
pay:-
The bonds
bidder through the First National
Bank, Chicago, on January 9, ac¬
companied by the approving opin¬
ion of Chapman & Cutler of Chi¬
cago.
The right is reserved to re¬
ject all sealed bids; whereupon
the
above
bonds
firm
will
auction
the
the
to
highest bidder at
said auction, but only those bid¬
ders
who
be
have
filed
sealed
bids
permitted to bid at said
auction.
GEORGIA
Savannah, Ga.
as
administer
bond
road
and
such
trustee
road
Bond
taxes
for
all
district
Offering—P.
J.
McNa-
mara,
Clerk of Council, states
that he will receive sealed bids
until
noon
chase
of
on
Jan. 9, for the pur¬
$30,000
2% coupon or
registered semi-ann. National De¬
fense bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
$1,000. Due Sept.
$1,000 in 1951 to
and $2,000 in 1961 to 1970.
and
int.
payable
at
the
1941.
1, as
Treasurer's office, or at the
fiscal^
Denom.
follows:
depository
York.
of
The
authorized
to
be
the
bonds
issue
issued
conferred
upon
Aldermen
of
of
1960,
Prin.
City
city
are
of
in New
part of an
$500,000, and
under authority
the
Mayor and
city by virtue
paragraphs 1 and 2, Section 7,
the
Article
the
an
7, of the Constitution of
State, and under authority of
election held in the city, July
vent defaults and the necessity
of 23, 1941, under the provision of
having to levy ad valorem taxes the Law of the State, as contained
to service these bonds may issue in Sections 87-201 to 87-204; the
gas tax anticipation certificates, consolidated returns of the elec¬
may use the sinking funds of one tion
having shown prima facie
county or road district to buy that the election was in favor of
matured or maturing bonds of an¬ thev issuance of the bonds.
Said
other county or road district and bonds,
having
been
confirmed
and validated by judgment of the
may issue refunding bonds pledg¬
Superior Court Eastern Judicial
ing county gas tax accruals.
That any surplus in a county's Circuit of the State, the time for
gas tax participation either when exception to said judgment hav¬
its debt requirements are met an¬ ing expired and bids for the pur¬
nually or its bonds are wholly re¬ chase of the bonds being subject
tired shall be divided between the to the legal opinion of Dillon,
&
Moore
of
New
State Road Department and the Vandewater
county (80-20) and used for road York. No bids will be considered
for less than the par value and
or bridge purposes in the county.
If the constitutional
are
approving opinion of Chap¬
man &
Cutler of Chicago.
for
will be delivered to the successful
are
of the bonds at said bank on Feb.
that
accompanied
check
able to the above firm.
the counties of amounts expended
by them for the construction of
shall
The
ditional
in repayment to
act
to
a.m.
Jan.
a
and
and
Co., that sealed
bids will be received until 10
will
description:
tion
1,
Bond Offering—It is stated by
R. E. Crummer &
on
Chicago.
Registerable as to principal. Bid¬
ders must agree to accept delivery
tioinal Bank & Trust Co.,
ment of bonds
new
1941
the
of
Interest payable F-A.
1941.
and
County (P. O. Okeechobee), Fla. - /
>
6, at its offices, 300 First
300,000 3y4% county bonds. Due National Bank Building, Orlando,
on July 1
as follows: $72,000
for the purchase of the following
in 1958; $75,000, 1959; $78,000,
road and bridge refunding bonds
1960, and $75,000 in 1961.
aggregating $499,829.56: $362,000
36,000 3% Special Road and series A; $88,829.56 series B, and
Bridge District No. 2 bonds. $49,000 series C bonds.
Dated
Due on July 1, as follows: June 1,1940. Due on June 1,1970;
$10,000 in 1942 to 1944, and optional and subject to call at
par on any interest paying date.
$6,000 in 1945.
/
The bonds bear interest payable
47,000 3% Special Road and
June and December 1, at 3% per
Bridge District No. 4 bonds.
annum to
June 1, 1945; 4% per
Due on July 1
as
follows:
annum from June
1, 1945, to June
$13,000 in 1942; $15,000, 1943;
$18,000, 1944, and $1,000 in 1, 1950; 5% per annum from June
1, 1950, to June 1, 1960, and 5V2%
1945.
per annum from June 1, 1960, to
Dated July 1, 1941.
maturity. All bids must be on an
Florida (State of)
all or none basis and be in uncon¬
-^
and accrued in¬
par
terest.
the
for the retire¬
amounting to $65,120 in principal, and the issuance
plan
000 in- 1952.
State roads.
in
bonds and to reject any and all
Bernardino), Calif.
and
to
conduct
an
oral
Refunding Program Pending— bids
We understand that a public hear¬ auction thereof for any and all
ing on the refunding program for comers after the opening of sealed
of
were
3V2% series A bonds.
Aug. 1, as follows: $85,-
sell the whole
Newport School District (P. O.
$21,300. The $65,120 in bonds will
be retired at the rate of 42 cents
Newport), Ark.
Bonds Not Sold—It is reported on the dollar.
Bondholders will
that
and accrued in¬
par
pay on said date the
or amount bid for the bonds in order
stolen
lost.
ARKANSAS
the
of
demption in numerical order
on Aug.
1, 1964, and on any
interest payment date there¬
Provision for the issuance of
refunding bonds is also made.
The Act provides that the bonds
shall not be subject to call or re¬
demption
prior
to
their fixed
maturity, unless the right to ex¬
ercise such call or redemption is
expressly stated on the face of the
bonds.
Provision may also be
made in the authorizing resolu¬
tion for the replacement of bopds
1
1964, $89,000 in 1965,
in 1966, $96,000 in from such creditsijhose already
1967, $101,000 in 1968, *$105,- given counties undewthe 1931 act.
The legislature also adopted a
000 in 1969, $109,000 in 1970.
and $105,000 in 1971.
All ot resolution
providing
for
an
the bonds are optional for re¬ amendment to the constitution for
enterprises, may
with
Okeechobee
$93,000
exceeding 40 years. Interest may
be paid at a rate not in excess of
Miami, Ariz,
rine
serial
3.17%-:
Such credits
000
payable solely from the
Thornton of Montgomery, as
All
are
at
Due
•
alternative
issuance of
Such bonds, which
for
and
counties, the latter to be
substantial way credits to coun¬
ties from the State gasoline tax.
783,000
the
bonds.
1956
terest.
pro¬
provides
It
and
1963.
cost of about
$217,000 3V2% county bonds. Due
on July 1
as follows: $41,000
in 1948; $43,000, 1949; $42,000,
1950; $45,000, 1951, and $46,-
after
method of financing such enter¬
Bonds Sold—A
public
enterprises.
additional
an
terest
optional for re¬
demption in numerical order
on Aug.
1, 1953 and on any
interest payment date there¬
and
sewer revenue
in
syndicate
a
bonds.
follows: $56,and 1954, $60,000
$64,000
and
bonds
improve,
without their limits,
sanitation and
1955,
1962
;
faith
1953
A
by
ing brief report on measures en¬
acted by the 1941 Florida Legis¬
as
the
distributed
of B. J. Van
Committee submitted the follow¬
1959, $73,000 in 1960, $76,000 in
1961, and $81,000 in
New York, First Na¬
tional Bank, Birmingham, or at and Sewer Revenue Bond Act of
the Birmingham Trust & Savings* J941" authorizes cities, counties
Co.
The bonds are secured by the lind various municipal units to ac¬
full
series
1,
to
1931 act.
and
1950,
in
Sanitation
"The
act
in;
were, pur¬
Road Department and three cents
as
provided :in the
composed
Ingen & Co. of New
The legislature also enacted a
York, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. of
measure requiring that all prop¬
St. Louis, Welsh, Davis & Co. of
erty for county tax purposes be
Chicago, and Wolking, Higgins & assessed at
100% of its actual
Co. of Orlando, the only bidders,
value.
''; • <
paying a price of 101.75, a net in¬
chased
1957, $68,000 in 1958, $69,000
642
(Chapter
965) became law on July 12, this
year, upon signature of the Gov¬
and
in
000
Legislature, of general in¬
payment
therefor.
Prin. and int. payable in lawful
money at the Chemical Bank &
bonds
3V4%
748,000
a
enacted by the 1941 Cali¬
measure
$47,000
$52,000 in 1951 and 1952.
curities Committee submitted the
sold
not be
recent
I.
rate will be considered.
Dec. 26 and
on
is
amendment
accrued
Each
interest
on
bid must be
said
bonds.
specific as to
tion next Fall, the six-cent gas the amount of the bid, and must
tax shall be thereafter divided be
accompanied by a certified
four cents to the State Road De¬ check for 3% of the amount bid,
partment and two cents to be used payable to the Mayor and Alder¬
as provided in the amendment.
If men of the city. Delivery of the
the amendment is not approved, bonds at Savannah, or New York
the six-cent gas tax shall be di¬ City, at the purchaser's option.
vided three cents to the State In the event that prior to the
approved at the general elec¬
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1734
delivery of the bonds, the income of $100,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
private holders from terest temporary loan warrants.
bonds of the same type and char¬ Dated as of date of the award.
acter
shall
be
taxable
by the Denoms. as requested by the suc¬
terms of any Federal income tax cessful bidder. Due May 15, 1942.
received by
Interest
payable at maturity. The
warrants will be
issued in the
the successful bidder may,
at his election, be relieved of his
obligation under the contract to
purchase the bonds.
law,
city acting for and
the
of
name
behalf of the Sanitary
on
District
city.
They shall import
no
personal obligation for their
payment and shall be payable
Blackfoot, Idaho
out of the taxes actually
Bond Call—It is reported that only
the 4.%%r5%% refunding water levied in 1941, and as will be col¬
lected and enforced in 1942, all
paving bonds of Jan. 1, 1931, of
the above city, are called for pay- as provided by law. A'sufficient
amount
of
the
proceeds from
ment.
of
the
IDAHO
Dated Jan.
1, 1942. Denom. $1,000.
$1,000 Jan. 1, and
July 1 from 1944 to 1958 incl., and
$1,000 Jan. 1, 1959.
Bidder to
name a single rate of interest, ex¬
pressed in a multiple of *4 of 1%.
Due
follows:
as
Interest
The
J-J.
bonds
are
di¬
rect
obligations of the Consoli¬
dated School
Corporation, pay¬
able out of
taxes
all
on
taxes, which will be collected and
enforced in 1942, has been ap¬
propriated and pledged to the
School District payment of the warrants and the
No. 189 (P. O. East St. Louis), III.
interest thereon.
Bond
Offering—S. W. Moore,
St.
Clair
County
Tell
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
receive
sealed
bids
until 5 p.m. (to be opened at 8
p.m.), on Jan. 8, for the purchase
of $200,000 not to exceed 2%%
interest
building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1941. Due $50,000 annu¬
ally on Aug. 1 from 1947 to 1950
of
Town
and
St.
and
Walkerton
School
Lincoln
Joseph
incl.
Purchaser
000 electric revenue bonds sold to
Blyth & Co. and J. J. Billiard &
must
>
1943; $14,000, 1944 and 1945;
$15,000, 1946 and 1947; $16,000, 1948 and 1949; $17,000,
1950 and 1951; $18,000, 1952
and 1953; $19,000, 1954; $20,000, 1955 and 1956; $21,000,
1957; $22,000, 1958 and 1959;
$23,000 in 1960; $24,000, 1961,
and $25,000 in 1962.
v
A certified check for $1,000, pay¬
able to order of A. E. Bott,
of
Presi¬
Board of Education,
the
A
check
on
3% s. Due Oct. 15, as
$26,000 in 1963; $27,000, 1964 and 1965, and $28,-
108,000
follows:
draft
or
will
the bidder's bank
drawn
not be
accepted.
•
000 in 1966.
All of the bonds are dated Oct.
School City, III.
Details—The $850,-
Salem
1941.
15,
Sale
Bond
p.
$382,000 3i4s. Due Oct. 15, as follows:
furnish
$13,000
in
1942 and
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Delivery of the executed
bonds will be made in said city.
required.
154,
follows:
bonds ready for execu¬
tion.
If desired, the bonds will
be made payable at any bank or
trust company in East St. Louis,
dent
Louisville, jointly
1636—are described as
of
both
Son,
—v.
printed
is
$490,-
Denom. $1,000.
V ;
The bonds scheduled to mature
000 school site and building
bonds;
Oct. 15, 1944, and thereafter, may
approved by the voters on Dec. 6
and previously contracted for—v. be redeemed, at the option of the
154, p. 1474—were purchased by city, in whole, or, from time to
John Nuveen & Co. of Chicago, time, in part, in inverse order of
their numbering on any sched¬
as follows:
uled interest payment date, on or
$530,000 2s, due Dec. 15 as follows:
after Oct. 15, 1943, on 30 days'
$25,000 in 1943; $50,000, 1944
to 1946 incl.; $58,000, 1947 and published notice, at the par value
thereof and, in addition thereto,
1948; $59,000, 1949; and $60,a premium of 6%
if redeemed on
000 from 1950 to 1952 incl.
01*
prior to Oct. 15, 1946; 5% if
320,000 2V4S, due Dec. 15 as fol¬
#
lows: $60,000
All of the bonds are dated Dec.
Oct.
to
15, 1952; 3% if redeemed
and
on
or
prior to
Township of
County.
No condi¬
thereafter and
and
on
or
if
redeemed
prior to Oct.
if redeemed there¬
prior to Oct. 15,
15, 1958; 1%
after
or
on
1961, and without premium if re¬
thereafter.
Provided,
deemed
Salem.
revenues
INDIANA
|
Indianapolis,
Temporary
Loans
Ind.
be derived from the
to
operation of the system on or
prior to Oct. 15, 1950, and there¬
after from any source whatever.
)
Offered
—
Deery, City Controller, Prin. and int. payable at the
Trust
will receive sealed bids until 10 Northern
Co.,
Chicago.
E.
(CST), on Jan. 6, for the These bonds, in the opinion of
purchase of $990,000 not to ex¬ counsel, will constitute valid and
ceed 6% interest temporary loans, binding
special revenue obliga¬
as follows:
tions of the city, in accordance
$125,000 Board of Health war- with the terms and provisions
rants, payable from the cur¬ thereof, secured by a pledge of
rent revenues and taxes levied and
payable
solely
out of
a
for general Board purposes. special
fund legally established
and designated as the ''Bond and
25,000 School Health Fund war¬
a.m.
'
Retirement
Fund
Ac¬
rants, payable from the cur¬ Interest
rent revenues and taxes lev¬ count," to which fund there has
ied for said fund.
been legally pledged all of the
70,000 Firemen's Pension Fund net revenues of the electric util¬
,
■
'
warrants,
current
said
the ity to be acquired from the
from
payable
and
revenues
levied for
taxes
of
ceeds
fund.
all
these
extensions
bonds,
thereof
pro¬
including
and
addi¬
750,000 general fund warrants, tions and improvements thereto
payable
from
the
current subsequently constructed or ac¬
revenues and taxes levied for
quired, to the extent required to
the city's general fund.
pay the interest on and principal
20,000 tuberculosis fund war¬ of these bonds and, in addition,
rants, payable from the cur¬ these bonds are further secured
rent revenues and taxes lev¬ by a statutory mortgage lien on
ied for said fund.
the
electric
utility
properties.
approved
by
Matson,
All
of the warrants will
be Legality
dated May 15, 1942, and will be Ross, MeCord & Ice of Indian¬
:
1
negotiable form on apolis.
Legal opinion on the le¬ Walkerton-Lincoln
delivered in
Jan. 10.
a
solidated
of Law.
School
Bond
Offering—T.
R.
Cline,
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind. Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
Offering—James
E.
tees, will receive sealed bids
Deery, City Comptroller, will re¬ til 3
ceive
sealed
(CST),
on
bids
until
10
p.m.
chase
a.m.
of
Jan. 6, for the purchase 4%%
t
A./
'
J
1
i
at
bidder
J
•'
;
interest
i'
un¬
Jan. 9, for the pur¬
$31,000 not to exceed
on
building
bonds.
accrued interest
Nov.
interest
to
MICHIGAN
the
successful
the
of
expense
To Seek Tenders Of Certificates
—William Steinhaus, Clerk, re¬
Notleyville Gravity Drainage Dis
trict No. 21 (P. O. Opelousas), La.
-
cently
Offering Details—In con¬
with the offering sched¬
and that tenders of such
curities would be requested at
ness
bonds
-
Keny Secretary-Treasurer
Board. of Commissioners,
1362—were awarded
Corp., In¬
dianapolis, as l%s, at a price of
100.705, a basis of about 1.63%.
Dated Dec. 23, 1941 and due semi¬
annually from July /ly/1943 to Jan.
1, 1953, incl.
Second high bid of
154,
p.
1952
100.385
for
2s
was
made
by the
to
1962.
.
1961,
and
$1,000
series
of
All
of
bonds
were
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp., proved by the voters at
tion held on Dec. 2.
Indianapolis.
Orleans Levee District
IOWA
elec¬
an
(P. O. New
' Orleas), La.
,
Ellsworth, Iowa
behalf of defaulted
December,
1938.
debtedness
was
All
of
refunded
the
as
in¬
gen¬
eral obligations and interest on
the refunding bonds has been
paid
in
ap¬
on
bond interest pursuant to the
gen¬
eral
debt refunding effected in
'
these
B, and $11,082.50 series C,
issued
were
as
10,500 acreage tax bonds.
Due
on Feb.
1, as follows: $250 in
1945 to 1949, $500 in 1950 to
1954, $750 in 1955 to 1959, and
$1,000 in 1960 to 1962.
an
The certificates, com¬
prising $51,251.80 series A, $16,700
.
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the City Securities
to
se¬
early date.
$22,500—v.
154,; p.
1578—it is now stated by Maysie
the
that $7,000 was
redemption of out¬
for
standing certificates of indebted¬
5, of the not to ex¬
construction
reported
available
aggregating
the B.
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Center Line, Mich.
•
system
!
Boston
-
LOUISIANA
age
of
recently
an
issue of $100,000
notes, due in approximately 11
months, at 0.58% discount.
/
Wayne Township School Township
$12,000 ad valorem taxes bonds.
(P. O. Bridgeport), Ind.
Due on Feb.
1, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $20,000 coupon
$500 in 1945 to 1951, $750 in
construction bonds offered Dec.
23—v.
Bank
purchased
to
be
approved by
Grafton of Louisville,,
uled for Jan.
nam¬
Rockland, Mass.
h
tional
and accrued interest.
Bond
Boston
bid,
Note Sale—The Merchants Na¬
t
including
and
of
rate of 0.40%,
a
and
to
1, 1951; and thereafter at 101
follows:
up
to date, according to Mr. Stein¬
haus.
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Macomb County (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mick.
Tenders
Wanted—Sherwood
J.
Bennett, County Controller, states
that pursuant to provisions of
the,
refunding plan, he will receive
sealed
tenders
until
10
a.m.
on
Jan.
6, for sale to the proper
sinking funds of $32,000 series B
refunding bonds of the issue of
$137,000, in $1,000 denoms., "to
Bond Offering Postponed—-W.
reported M. Duffourac, Secretary of the
special election has been Board of Commissioners, states
refund the current tax anticipa¬
called for Jan. 6, to submit to that the sale of the
$3,994,000 is
the voters $9,000 water works re¬ sue of not to exceed 3% semi-ann. tion notes issued Feb. 15, 1936."
Controller reserves the right to
construction and extension bonds.
reparations
refunding
bonds,
which had been scheduled for reject any or all offers.
Marquette School District (P. O.
Dec. 29—v. 154, p. 1308—has been
Melvindale, Mich•
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Marquette), Iowa
May
Refund - Indebtedness—.
Bond
Offering Canceled—Ev¬ postponed indefinitely, because of
conditions prevailing at this time. Members • of
the
State
Public
erett Hagensick, Secretary of the
Commission have' agreed
Board of Education, states that Dated Jan. 1,1942. Due on Jan. 1 Debt
Bond
that
is
Election—It
a
.
•,
the
offering of the $7,000 gym-t
bonds, scheduled for Dec;
22—-v.
154, p. 1578—was with¬
in 1946 to
1968.
nasium
drawn
the
of
because
any effort
by the city to refund its $2,300,000 in bonds, interest on which
casse,
was
Augusta, Me.
Offering—Alfred
Note
J.
La-
City Treasurer, will receive
bids until
KENTUCKY
tentatively to consider
MAINE
current
emergency.
11
on
a.m.
Dec.
30
for
the purchase at discount of $300.Buechel, Ky.
000 notes issued in anticipation of
Bond Diversion Not Approved
revenue for the year 1942.
Dated
'
—We
that
understand
the
Ken¬
on
Dec.
Board of Water Commissioners to
issue
$175,000 in bonds for a
waterworks system, declared the
Board may not provide for firefighting equipment out of the pro¬
ceeds of the bonds.
The decision
provision that in case
approved
a
revenue
from
waterworks
the
Jan.
2, 1942.
$150,000
Payable
follows:
as
10, 1942, and
$50,000 each on Oct. 8, Nov. 6 and
Dec. 18, 1942.
Denoms. to suit
purchaser.
Payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank of Boston,
which will certify as to the genu-;
ineness and validity of the notes,
under
advice of Ely, Bradford,
Thompson & Brown of Boston.
on
Sept.
Portland, Me.
insufficient to meet
Note Sale—The issue of $1,000,principal and interest, the prop¬
erty benefiting from the system 000 notes offered, Dec. 26—v. 154,
1636—was
awarded
to • the
may be assessed up to 10% of its p.
system
was
.
value.
But it declined to approve
Central
Bank
Hanover
in
defaulted in June and again
December, according to
reports.—V,
State
Chairman
p.
1251,' 1420.
Theodore I.- Fry,
of
the
Stevens, De¬
attorney,
who
represents
holders of $900,000 bonds, would
troit
make the preliminary overture to
Howard
Cline, City Attorney. The
sinking funds hold another
State
$902,000 of the city's bonds.
North
trict
Muskegon City Schoot Dis¬
(P. O. North Muskegon), 'i
Mich.
Sale Details—The $19,920
Bond
school bonds awarded Dec. 15 to
Paine, Webber & Co., Chicago—v.
154, p. 1579—were sold at par
plus a premium of $17.26 for
1943 and
1944 maturities to bear
Trust 214% interest and those from 1945
&
incl.
ten
Bidder—
Crouse &
Co., Detroit:.
Stranahan. Harris & Co.,
plan for special -levies paid in Co., New York, at 0.45% discount.!
Dated Jan. 2, 1942 and due $500,installments.
000 each on Oct. 7, and Nov. 13,
Estill County (P. O. Irvine),
1942.
Among other bids were the
following: Canal National Bank
Bond Exchange Requested—We
of Portland, 0.46 %; Jackson &
understand
that W.
C. ThornCurtis, 0.49%; National Shawmut
burgh Co., East Fourth Street,
Bank of Boston, 0.52%; National
Cincinnati, Ohio, refunding agents Bank
of
Commerce,
Portland,
for the above county are asking
0.56%; First National Bank of
holders of road and bridge bonds
Boston, 0.-58%.
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issued Nov. 1, 1922, Oct. 1, 1923,
Nov. 1, 1927 and April 1, 1928, ag¬
MASSACHUSETTS
gregating $276,000, to exchange
the bonds for a like amount of re¬
Boston, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of $4,000,funding bonds dated Oct. 1, 1941,
bearing 3Vz% interest and matur¬ 000 tax anticipation notes offered
1981, optional on or Dec. 26 was awarded to a group
after dates on which current road composed of the Chase National
and bridge bonds mature.
Inter¬ Bank of New York, R. W. Pressest defaulted to April 1, 1940 will prich & Co. and Salmon Bros. &
Oct.
1,
Hutzler, all of New York, to bear
interest,' at
par
and a
held in the sinking fund. 0.92%
Bondholders
are
Dated Dec. 30,
requested
to premium of $32.
Resend their assents to the plan to 1941 and due Oct. 15, 1942.
offered to yield 0.70%.
the refunding agents.
Other
be
1947
Tdledo
H.
bids for the issue were as follows:
ration
(P.
Sold—Stein
Boyce,
of
Bros.
have
Louisville,
&
just
purchased
$58,000 3%% coupon
mortgage refunding bonds.
first
First
Boston
Corp. and Chemical
Bank & Trust
plus
$81;
Co., jointly, 1.03%,
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
boro, Ky.. These bonds are subr v
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-i\i
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a
'f
12.79
1943-47—2V2
Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
1943-46—3
Detroit
1947
2.80
—21/2
Southfield Tnwnship (P. O. Route
3, Birmingham). Mich.
Sold—No bids
Bonds Not
were
received for the $5,000 not to ex¬
ceed 5%
interest water/ supply
system
Dec.
bonds
revenue
offered
23.—v.
154, p. 1534.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1941 and due serially on
Jan. 1 from 1946 to 1950 incl.
MINNESOTA
;
Belle Plain,
Bond
Minn.
Sale—The $12,000 coupon
semi-ann.
street
improvement
bonds offered for sale
were
nessy
awarded
&
Co.
to
of
on Dec. 23,
Park, ShaughSt. Paul, as 2s,
paying a premium of $41, equal
to 100.34, a basis of about 1.88%.
1, 1941. Due in 1942
incl., without prior option.
Nashwauk, Minn.
154, p.
Certificate Sale—The $8,000 6%
Boston
annual certificates of indebtedness
18, 1942.
i:,.'j
12.00
1943-47—2',i
Muskegon
$75,000
Boston,
at 0.317% discount. Dated Dec. 23,
and due Dec.
31.00
1943-47—2 Vt
........
to 1946
1941
$47.01
1943.47_2i/4
Sattley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Detroit
First of Michigan Corp.,
Detroit
.....,.,..r,
Nat'l Lumberman's Bk.,
Lexington, Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of
1, 1941.
Denom. $1,000, $500, $100.
Due from May 1, notes offered Dec. 22—v.
1942 to 1958. Prin. and int. (M-N),- 1578—was awarded to the
payable at the First Owensboro Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
Company, Owens¬
Prem.
1943-47—2^4%
Dated Dec.
Inc., 1.10%, plus $115.
Dated Nov.
Bank and Trust
Int. Rate
V.
paid at its original rate with
Educational Corpo¬
O. Calhoun), Ky.
Other bids:
2s.
as
.
money
McLean County
Commission,
said that Claude H.
a
ing
press
154,
Treasurer
to
Bonds
Township Con•
Corporation
(P. O. Walkerton), Ind.
gality of the issues will be fur¬
by the city's Department
nished
Warrant
furnished
be
Oct.
however, that no such redemp¬
Legality approved by Chapman & tions shall be had
by the city, ex¬
Cutler of Chicago.
cept by the application of surplus
James
will
18, upholding the authority of the
2%
accrued
ceed 4% semirann. gravity drain¬
tucky Court of Appeals
1955;
and
be accompanied
check for $500.
Legal opinion of Matson, Ross,
McCord
&
Ice
of
Indianapolis
proposals must
by a certified
thereafter
15,
ing
•
103
Bank
at
nection
or
if re¬
order
tional bids will be considered and
deemed thereafter and on or prior
15, 1941.
Interest J-D. Denom.
$1,000.
Bonds maturing on and
after Dec. 15, 1953 and are call¬
able Dec. 15, 1952, or on any in¬
terest date thereafter, at par and
accrued
interest,
Principal and
semi-annual interest payable at
the Salem National Bank,
on
prior to Oct. 15, 1949; 4%
000 from 1954 to 1957 incl.
>;
and
thereafter
redeemed
in 1953 and $65,-
numerical
including Nov. 1, 1946; at 102 and
property
includes J the
school corporation.
Details—The
Sale
Bond
will
tion,
City, Ind.
30 days' published notice in
inverse
National
submitted the next best
taxable
,
ILLINOIS
upon
Legality
which
School
in part
or
their
Grafton &
and
Second
interest
on any
payment date in whole
collected
the
of
therein,
ject to redemption
unlimited ad valorem
be levied
to
Tuesday, December 30, 1941
j
!
The
offered for sale
on
Dec. 22—v. 154
1579—were awarded jointly to
the First National Bank, and the
p.
the commercial & financial chronicle
American National Bank*- both of
NEW YORK
Nashwauk,
paying
a
price of
106.437, a basis of • about 4.67%.
Dated Dec. 15, 1941.
Due $1,000
on Dec. 15 in 1943 to 1950, incl.
~
Suffern, N. Y.
'
St.
Minn.
Martin,
'
Bond
will
Offering—Bids
be
Jan.
until
received
15, at 1 p.m.,
by Joseph Rausch, Town Clerk,
for the purchase of $25,000 road
and bridge bonds. The approving
opinion of Fletcher, Dorsey, Bar¬
ker, Colman & Barber of Min¬
neapolis, will be furnished.
-
F.
Offering—Robert
Bond
t
(
Du
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. on Dec.
30 for the purchase of $16,500 not
Vail,
interest coupon or
exceed 6%
to
registered refunding bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1942.
Denoms. $1,000 and
$500. < Due Jan. 1 as follows: $500
in 1948; $1,000 in 1949 and $2,500
from 1950 to 1955 incl.
Bidder to
,
single rate of interest, ex¬
a
name
in a multiple of lk
or
1/ 10th of 1%.
Principal and in¬
pressed
payable at the Vil¬
(J-J)
lage Treasurer's office.
A certi¬
(• Pascagoula, Miss. r.J:;', ;;:"A fied check for $330,: payable to
V Bond1 Election—It
is reported order of the village, is required.
that
the
Board 'of
Supervisors Legal opinion of Hawkins, Delahave set Jan; 7 as the date for a field & Longfellow of New York
special election
the
second
has
vote
to
the
that
time
brought
been
$65,-
on
This will mark
000 school bonds.
will be furnished the
City
bidder.
cessful
for
cast.
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.
MONTANA
Cascade, Mont.
$20,000 coupon
sanitary
sewer
and
plant
154
22—v.-
awarded
for sale on
1363—were
offered
bonds
Dec.
p.
Dated
1942.
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■
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
n. c.
Citizens
State Lands and Investments, ac¬
Bank
purchased $70,000
bond anticipation notes at \}Jz%.
after date of issue.
Dawson County School District No,
1 (P. O. Glendive), Mont,
f
$4,071.78 re¬
funding bonds offered for sale on
Dec. 22—v. 154 p. 1363—were pur¬
chased
Bank
by
the
First
National
of Glendive, according to
the District
Clerk.
have
to
Notes Sold—The First
Winston-Salem
of
Bank
have purchased
McCook, Neb.
bids until
that
Jan. 15 for the
on
Skalla, purchase of $150,000 not to exceed
Bond Offering—Charles
states
noon
he
will
4%
interest
Feb.
bonds.
purchase of $25,000 aviation field
bonds. Interest rate is not to ex¬
Gotebo School District
interest
net
ceed
X
1,
May
1
Election—It
1966
incl.
1956.
to
Redeemable
tion of the
10
purpose
ing
op¬
time after
The
date.
issued
the
for
of acquiring and improv¬
field, and were
aviation
an
authorized
Dec.
on
be
to
are
the
at
any
their
from
years
bonds
city at
the
at
16.
!
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,
held
election
.
Rate of interest to
expressed in
The
M-N.
Interest
1%.
will
be
multiple of Va of
a
bonds
ready for delivery about
A certified check for $1,-
be
Feb. 2,
500, payable to order of the Board
of
Education, must
accompany
each proposal.
Bond
Guttenberg, N. J.
Bond
Proposed
town
Issue
The
—
plans to issue $2,000 street
improvement bonds.
assessment
Ordinance
scheduled
was
to
ceive final reading on Dec.
Lakewood
Refunding
Program
has had
township
Not
Con¬
understand
that
the State
Funding Commission's approval
of a $369,000 refunding program
since Dec. 9,
1940, but has not
consummated the program as yet.
Plainfield, N.J.
J
Bonds
^
Anna,
101.045.
$7,115 sewer assessment bonds.
a
MEXICO
NEW
basis
■
-3$
made
was
bv
Clerk
Details—The
Sale
states
Lorain,
Bonds
City
that
Revenue
purchased
as
000
in
1950. $35 000 in
1952,
$37,000
in
1951, $36,000 in
1953,
$38,000
in
The
—
City
of
bid
Multnomah
No.
1
of
$45,153.59
y
follows:
.
"Street
bonds.
: :
bonds, as
3%
improvement
$622.37,
One bond for
others $1,000 each.
15
follows:
as
Due Oct.
$2,622.37*, in
1943; $3,000 from 1944 to 1949
and
$2,000 from 1950 to
improvement
One bond for $531.22,
;
bonds will
Feb. 2. 1942.
15
Borough
deferred
action
the
have
to
System
Council
on
a
Borough
Water
Citizens
Company,
and
&
Gas
municipal
the
water system.
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RHODE
ISLAND
Note
issue
Sale—The
Hanover
tral
New
Bank
&
Trust
Co..
at 0.59%
discount.
Dated Dec. 26, 1941 and due Dec.
York,
tional
Dated Jan.
;
j Nyssa, Ore.
,
Sold—M.
Bonds
Other
1942.
2,
Bank
Richland County (P. O.
Solomon.
Columbia),
S. C.
Bond
F.
of
154.
23—v.
W.
Offering
C.
Thomas,
of
City Recorder, states that $18,000
Board
Contemplated—
Secretary of the
states that the
water
system
revenue
County. Commissioners,
$200,000 not to ex¬
semi-ann. county hos¬
bonds approved by the voters in ceed 4%
August, have been purchased at pital, general obligation bonds,
par by the Charles N. Tripp Co. originally scheduled for sale on
of Portland, as follows: $14,000 as June 18, but deferred, will prob¬
2%s, due $1,000 from Sept. 1, 1944 ably be reoffered early next year.
to 1957, and $4,000 as 2V4S, due
Rock Hill, S. C.
$1,000 on Sept. 1 in 1958 to 1961,
Bonds Not Sold—Ben R. Neely,
optional after Sept. 1, 1947.
-
City Clerk and Treasurer, states
PENNSYLVANIA
be dated
Principal and semi¬
that the
$75,000 coupon improve¬
ment bonds offered
Bethlehem, Pa.
,J
:
Note
Sale—An issue
anticipation
l'yyiy-r':
of $50,000
notes
was
sold
Dc\ 16 to the First National Bank
& Trust Co.
of Bethlehem.
on
Dec. 22—v.
1536—were not sold as all
the bids received were rejected.
154,
p.
bonds
These
will
be
reoffered
amount will be
reduced to $50,000, he reports.
shortly,
but the
annual interest
payable at the of¬
fice of the Sinking Fund Trustees.
\y-Vv.'
Corry, Pa.
SOUTH
.
DAKOTA
Lyndhurst, Ohio
Wanted
—
that
Council
-
Clara ;
Brueggemver, Village Clerk,
nounces
the
project is
approved by the Government the
will
bonds
month
in
marketed
be
a
or so.
Bexar County (P. O.
San Antonio),
Texas
Bond
Approved—We
Issuance
that
understand
Su¬
State
the
Court on Dec. 17, granted
the county a mandamus compel¬
ling Attorney-General Gerald C.
Mann to approve $197,000 voting
preme
machine purchase bonds.
tion came on ap original
The ac¬
manda¬
proceeding instituted in the
Supreme Court by the ^county,
and seeking to force the Attor¬
ney-General
to
approve
the
The Attorney-General re¬
bonds.
fused
to
approve
grounds that
of
part
no
fund
the bonds on
law provided
county's
the
general
the $100
cents on
could
valuation
of
payment
those
State
of 25
tax
of
the
for wheih
the
amount
be pledged for
obligations beyond
current
tax
of
fiscal
was
year
levied.
bonds
for
A
pur¬
Borger, Texas
Composition
Confirma¬
Debt
Sought—We understand that
tion
the
composition for the
of the city, confir¬
mation of which is being sought
of
plan
indebtedness
in
United
the
District
States
Court, is dated July 5, 1941, and
provides
for ; the
exchange
of
outstanding
$556,046
refunding
and
1941,
1,
from
June
maturing
Re¬
1952
1,
thereafter
callable at
are
accrued interest
and
serially*
.
1942 to 1971.
bonds maturing in
funding
or
and
bonds
bearing time warrants for
bonds dated June
interest
3%
on.
any
par
in¬
terest
payment date.
Bonds will
exchanged on the basis of a
new
$750 bond for each $1,000
bond outstanding.
The exchange
be
agent
is
Bank of
National
the American
Austin.1
;
:
y^l-:
Brownwood, Texas
L.
an¬
final
sue
will
reading
shortly
an
consider
ordinance to is¬
$15,000 not to exceed 3%
terest
bonds,
in¬
including
$10,500
street and fire department equip¬
•
ment and
$4,500 refunding.
Arlington, S. Dak.
on
Dated
Approved—We
Bonds
stand that at
an
under¬
election held
on
Dec.
000
19, bonds aggregating $180,and divided as follows: $130,-
000
water
system extensions and
$50,000 sewer extensions and im¬
provement bonds, were approved
by the voters, by a count of 630
"for"
to £0
"against."
Federal
cash grants from defense public
works funds will make a total of
$421,000
Proposed Bond Issue—The City
Tenders
is
If
Federal funds.
of $200,154.
1581—was awarded to the Cen¬
p.
Due on April 2, 1942.
2, 1942.
Call—It
marketing these bonds as an
has been made for
000 notes offered Dec. 23—v.
$1,000,000 issue
short-term notes of¬
Dec.
Bond
chasing voting machines was sold
on May 26.
'■■■yy ,yyyy-- Cranston, R. I.
the fiscal
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
on
Charlotte),
'
like
bids: First Na¬
Boston, 0.75%'
Jackson & Curtis, 0.83%; Harvey
p. 1581—was awarded to the First Fisk &
Sons, 0.90%, plus $7.
National Bank of Portland, for a
>
SOUTH CAROLINA
premium of $3,875.00, according
tax-
v.
of the
Dec.
andoah
required.
fered for sale
TENNESSEE
Dickson County (P. O.
Tenn.
-
street
1943; $3,000 from 1944 to 1947
incl. and $2,000 in 1948 and
1949.
sealed
30, for
Note Sale—The
others $1,000 each.
Due Oct.
15
as
follows:
$2,531.22 in
All
On Water
Action
semi-ann.
.
.
Sale, Dis¬
at
1953.
-:.C
mus
Authority issue $1,600,000
revenue bonds to be payable sole¬
ly
from
the
revenues
of
the
Girard Water Company, the Ham¬
mond Water Company, the Shen¬
County School District
of 2% coupon
recently
adopted
two
ordinances providing for the issu¬
ance
$1,000
Water
school bonds.
is
follows:
as
1
proposal
of the State in New York
A. certified check for 5%
the
Council»
$15,000 is available
'1954 and 1955, and $39,000 in 1956,: for the purchase of outstanding
as 3s.
refunding bonds, dated July 1,
agency
15
1950.
on
(P. O.
receive
to the School Clerk.
Ohio
Authorized
bonds.
follows: $238,maturing Dec. 15, $28,000 in
1943, $39,000 in 1944, $30,000 in
1945, $31,000 in 1946, $32,000 in
1947, $33,000 in 1948, $34,000 in
1949, $21,000 in 1950, as 2%s. and
$237,000 maturing Dec. 15. $14,000
were
Co.
&
White
A.
1952 incl.
$475,000 light
refunding bonds
sold to Brown, Schlessman, Owen
& Co. of Denver—v. 154 p. 1476—
plant
J.
Cincinnati. ."
-y&y :'r
in
$3,655 not to ex¬
Dated
Dec. 1,1941.
Due on Dec. 1 as
follows:/$1,000 in 1943 to 1945,
and $655 in 1946.
Prin. and int.
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
1.95%.
about
of
Jan.
Due
the purchase of
City.
issue
an
Shenandoah, Pa.
bids until 7.30 p.m. on Dec.
or
Jan. I in 1943 to
on
■v
an
exceed 2% inter¬
purchase bonds,
15, 1942. Denom. $500.
Purchase—The
Bond Offering—A. H.
3Vz %
Bor¬
from 1943 to 1949 incl. and $1,500
Astoria), Ore,
ceed
providing for
Dated Jan.
and Clark Consolidated
will
Marys, Pa.
of $8,500 not to
fire
truck
est
Defer
Clerk,
February 1942.
a period of 12
over
Authorized—The
department bonds.
trict
$78,000 refund¬
Council recently passed
ordinance
OREGON
price of
a
of
18 531.22
Tucumcari, N. Mex.
Bond
at
15, 1941 and due $800
Sept. 1 from 1943 to 1947 incl.
Second high bid of 100.65 for 2V2S
incl.
/
2V4S,
as
on
the
City Council re¬
cently passed on final reading the
ordinance calling, for the issuance
of
of
under¬ $26,622.37
Authorized—We
that
stand
.
,
to the Farmers & Merchants Bank
Dated Nov.
Township (P. O. Lakewood), N. J.
summated—We
the
re¬
26.
Sale—The
$4,000
fire
purchase bonds offered Dec.
20—v. 154, p. 1535—were awarded
truck
ough
8, to sub¬
v*School District No. 5
Due
TEXAS
Bonds
by
provement, $159,500 sewer exten¬
sion and improvement and $36,000
Treasurer's office
Anna, Ohio
NEW JERSEY
bonds, dated
St.
the voters bonds aggregat¬
-&£wis
No other bid
according to the
Dated Jan. 1, 1942.
par.
City Auditor.
years.
$300,000 and divided as fol¬
lows:
$104,500 water works im¬
from 1949 to
1
ing
and to mature
ing
fire
as 2s at
received,
application
Refunding Approved—The dis¬
Simpson, City Clerk, that
City Council recently called
mit to
Dec. 22
on
154, p. 1366—were purchased
the First National Bank of
was
to
Forge School District, Pa.
trict plans to issue
Due
stated
is
by
any
1.88%.
Old
W.
for an election on Jan.
$1,000.
Due as follows:
May 1 and $3,000 Nov. 1
and Nov,
of 2.059%.
levied under
improvement
bonds offered for sale
future law of the Com¬
or
Lawton, Okla.
from 1943 to 1948 incl. and $3,000
4%, payable J-J. Dated Jan.
1942. Due $5,000 Jan. 1, 1952
cost
about
$1,000 in 1944 to 1958 incl.
Denom.
$4,000
extension
water
works
approved.
building
1,
1942.
coupon
Dated ;
receive bids until Jan. 12, for the
under¬
election
recent
a
(P. O.
Gotebo), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $15,000 school
building and site bonds offered
on
Nov.
10—v.
154 p. 998—are
said to have been purchased at a
■
the
Clay Center), Ohio
Hen-
at
were
Bond
Offering—Lester
Approved—We
$15,000:
C.
OHIO
trict (P. O.
$9,0001 water
offered Dec.
OKLAHOMA
$14,000 revenue
ningsin, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
NEBRASKA
Clerk,
National
is said
Toumskip Rural School Dis*
Allen
Township School Dis¬
that
Rate of inter¬
incl.
Dak.
$10,000 coupon
street
stated
by
County Judge W. M. Leech, that
the above county's 5% highway,
series 1928, bonds Nos. 81 to 85
proval
of
proceedings
by
the and 91 to 100, are called for pay¬
Pennsylvania Department of In¬ ment on Feb. 1, 1942, at the place
ternal Affairs.
The borough will
designated for payment in the
furnish the bonds and the approv¬ bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1928.
Due
ing legal opinion
of Burgwin. Feb. 1, 1948.
Part of an original
Scully & Churchill of Pittsburgh. issue of $234,000 numbered 1 to
A certified check for $600, pay¬ 234 and callable
$20,000 February
able
to
order
of
the
Borough 1 in each of the years 1938 to 1947.
Treasurer, is required.
Hixson Utility Dist. (P. O. Hixson),
Knoxville School District, Pa.
>.
yyy./'' \::Tenn.
Bond Sale Details—The $18,000
Bond Offering Deferred—It is
2 % refunding bonds awarded Oct. stated
by Ira P. Jones, President
30 to E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.. of the
District, in connection with
Philadelphia—v. 154, p. 901—were the $100,000 water system bonds,
sold at a price of 101.09, a basis ol no action has been taken relative
present
Dawson. Okla.
Bonds
semi-ann.
monwealth of Pennsylvania. Sale
of the bonds
is subject to
ap¬
Oct. 1 from 1943 to 1951 incl.
stand
$2,000 on Dec. 15 from
1961
heritance taxes,
154, p. 1310—were awarded
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., To¬
ledo, as 2V2S. Dated Jan. 1, 1942,
and
due
$500 oil April 1 and
;
Due
expressed in a multiple
of 1/4 of ,1%.
Principal and inter¬
est
(J-D)
payable free of all
taxes, except succession or in¬
to
?
Volga, S.
Bond Sale—The
receive
on Jan.
Volga,
1947 to
incl.
Sale—The
will
est to be
(P. O. Phalanx), Ohio
Bond
1.98%.
notes at
Bond
City
O. Plym¬
Washington County (P.
outh), N. C.
to
Sale—The
Bond
Clinton, is
& Trust Co. of
said
Southington
trict
1951
to
Secretary,
—v.
000.
cinnati, the only bidder, as 4s, at
par; .Dated Oct. 1, 1941 and due
Oct.
1
as
follows:
$1,471.36 in
1943; $1,500 in 1944, and $2,000
1945
O. Johnstown), Pa.
various municipal purposes bonds
Dated Dec. 15, 1941.
Denom. $1,-
(P. O. Bedford), Ohio
Sale—The $16,971.36 re¬
funding bonds offered Dec. 22—
v. 154, p.
1365—were awarded to
the Ohio Life Insurance Co., Cin¬
ii
from
Due $2,000 from Nov. 1, 1944
13 for the purchase of $30,000 not
to
exceed
3%
interest
coupon
Maple Heights School District
s
1941.
to 1958 incl.
sealed bids until 7.30 p.m.
Bond
bonds
■
First
Sold—The
Notes
Borough
.
'
Falls, as 3s at par, according to
the City Auditor.
Dated Nov. 1,
Bond Offering—Frank Rhoades,
Bonds must be
ready for delivery not later than
10 days after Jan. 19,
a
Dec.
March 23,
Dale (P.
by issue number
and bond number.
premium of $309.
23, 1941.
Due on
plus
%,
tion of the bonds
20—v.
cording to the Town Clerk. Dated
Feb. 1, 1942. Due $500 on Aug. 1,
1942, and on Feb. and Aug. 1 in
1943 to Feb. 1, 1962.
Optional 10
years
Interest F-A,
Due
1944
$2,000 from 1945 to 1951 incl.
and
value, until noon on Jan. 19.
Tenders should contain a descrip¬
supply system bonds
Raleigh, N. C.
*'
Sale—The $60,000 revenue
Note
of
Commissioner
the
to
face
'.
,
anticipation notes offered for sale
on Dec. 23—v.
154 p. 1581—were
awarded
to
the
First
Citizens
Bank & Trust Co. of Raleigh, at
2 lk
-
Bond Sale—The
semi-ann.
-
CAROLINA
NORTH
voters
before
Feb. 1, 1942,
Denom. $1,000.
Feb. 1 as follows: $1,000 in
suc¬
4 1
'
f
matter
approval.
Early in Nov. the
issue failed to carry because in¬
sufficient numbers of ballots were
1938, and will receive sealed ten¬
bonds, for sale to the
village at a price not exceeding
ders of such
terest
MISSISSIPPI
v
1735
ments
available
necessitated
for
by
improve¬
Brown-
growth since the coming
of Camp Bowie in the fall of 1940.
ann. auditorium bonds offered for
and the
sale on Nov. 3—v. 154 p. 648— Details of the offering
Bond
were
Sale—The
$30,000
semi-
purchased by the First Na¬
wood's
offering date have not as
tional Bank & Trust Co. of Sioux determined.
yet been
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1736
Corpus Christi,
Bond
Refunding
understand
that
Texas
Planned—We
City Council
re¬
cently signed an agreement with
&
Crummer
Company, Inc.," of
Dallas, and Mahan, Dittmar & Co.,
of San Antonio, to refund $296,624.30 of general and refunding
bonds.
council
The
informed
was
by
City Comptroller Herbert S. Low
that two proposals had been
ery
made by the bidding pool,
one
.calling for an estimated interest
saving of approximately $13,000,
and the other to result in a saving
It
was
that
the associates.
No fees
to be
are
allowed
until
75%
of
the
two
payable
re¬
issuance include $120,000 6% gen¬
eral fund warrants issued in 1929;
$85,000 5% 1936 refunding bonds,
and $91,624.30 of 5% 1940 refund¬
ing bonds.
: '
v >
' \
The
at
ance
calls
schedule
5%
for
reissu¬
of the 1929 and
issues, and at
314%
1936
the
of
$1,150,000
ance; of
in
.
p.
revenue
in
the
Refunding
Crummer
&
Contract
—
Dallas, and
Mahan, Dittmar & Co. of San An¬
tonio, jointly are said to have conr
tracted to refund $296,624.30 gen¬
eral and refunding, bonds.
Dallas County (P. O. Dallas), Tex.
Bonds
Not
Sold—Charles A.
Tosch, County Auditor, states that
$150,000 road, series 1941 bonds
offered
were
not sold
1942.
rejected.
were
$1,000.
Dated Jan. 10,
on April 10 as follows:
in
to
1945
to; 1950,
$10,000,
1958, and $20,000 in 1959
The bonds are in part
and
1960.
of
total issue of
a
ized at
$750,000 author¬
election held on May 2,
an
imagin¬
were
result
they
of
election,
not
were
alleged, according to the peti¬
tion, that eight voters were not
qualified to vote but did vote.
was
•
y
•
\
H.
Maunsell,
that
states
into
the
contract
a
vestment
Texas
W
—
City
Controller,
city has entered
with
to
certain
in¬
the is¬
make
additional
bonds
l'V\
•/' '
bonds will be issued
water
%
Bonds Not Sold—J. C. Hudman,
City
Secretary, states that ' the
$60,000 municipal ;airport bonds
offered on Dec. 17—v. 154 p. 1536
were
not sold
bids
were
will
be
as
no
received.
reoffered.
satisfactory
These bonds
Dated
Jan.
Due in 1943 to 1962.
1942.
2,
..
VIRGINIA
Sealed
—
Alexandria, Va.
;
Bonds
bids
will be received until 7.30 p.m. on
Jan..5, by R. B. Neale, City Secre¬
tary, for the purchase of $65,000
airport bonds. Interest rate is not
3%, payable A-O. Dated
to exceed
Jan. 15,
is
Authorized—It
re¬
ported that the City Council re¬
cently,
by
authorized
bonds
a
unanimous
vote,
of 3%
issuance
the
$750,000 and
divided
as
follows:
$160,000
school, $115,000 street, $200,000
sanitary and storm sewer, $50,000
aggregating
1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
playground, $75,000 funding, and
April 15, as follows: $2,000 in
$150,000 defense bonds.
.1943, $3,000 in 1944, $2,000 in
•1945, $3,000 in 1946, $2,000 in 1947,
;
WASHINGTON
$3,000 in 1948, $2,000 in 1949, $3,000 in 1950, $2,000 in 1951, $3,000 Everett and Local Impt. Dist. No.
in 1952, $2,000 in 1953, $3,000 in
537 (P. O. Everett), Wash.
Bond Call—We understand that
; i954, $2,000 in 1955, $3,000 in 1956,
$2,000 in 1957, $3,000 in 1958, $2,- City Treasurer, Charles R. Dobler,
000 in 1959, $3,000 in 1960, $2,000 has called for payment the follow¬
.in 1961, $3,000 in 1962, $2,000 in ing bonds:
t
On Dec. 15, 1941.
1963,. $3,000, in 1964 and $5,000 in
V
1965 and 1966.
Alternate bids will Local imp. Dist. No. 537, Nos. 5 to
14.
be considered on bonds carrying a
Payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
'.5-year option.
Rate or rates of
-interest to be in a multiple of
On Jan. 1, 1942.
,
of
1%.
It is the intention of the
Water
City Commission to sell the bonds
Bids
interest.
lower
be considered.
Prin. and int. pay¬
able at any bank in the city that
.may
ful
,
be preferred by the success¬
Award will be made
bidder.
to the
bidder
or
bidders offering
the lowest net interest cost.
bonds
tion
were
held
authorized at
on
Aug. 19,
vote of 416 to 366.
be
submitted
on
These
an
3, 2% bonds, Nos. 101 to
200.
Payable at the Chemical
uniform
blank to be furnished by
Bank & Trust
Co., New York
City.
bonds offered for sale
*—v.
a
154 p.
bid
the^bove
on
Dec.
20
1536—were awarded to
the State, according to the Cbunty
Treasurer.
Tacoma,
Bonds
in
Wash.
Authorized—The
Council voted its approval
ly of the issuance of
an
to
1943
w
Bond
City
rede¬
additional
plated—It
Wis.
.
Contem¬
F.
by
L.
the balance of these bonds is be¬
County School District No.
(P.
O. Encampment),
Bond
Wyo.
Sale—The
$15,000 semischool bonds offered for sale
Dec. 23—v. 154, p. 1424—were
ann.
on
awarded
to
National
Bank
2%s
the
Stock
of
according
Clerk.
Dated
$1,000
to
the
Dec.
Dec.
on
1
Growers
Cheyenne,
1, 1941,
in
as
District
1942
Due
to
1956
incl.
not
was
fund
amount
of
the
levy
appropriated for 1942. it
wise to build up this
be
that
so
during
Canada
difficulties
if
arise
"defense
the
after
or
Treasury
of
Division
enabled
division
this
the
Condition—The
of
text
the
following
is
edition
of
1941
annual
summary
H.
It
offered
bonds
the
to
Dec.
23
Bank
were
of
Nova
Scotia, of Halifax, at g, price of
100.78, a basis of about 2.503%.
Sale
of:
consisted
2V\%
$31,920.00
suburban
roads
and water works bonds.
July
1
Due
follows:
$7,620
1942; $7,800, 1943; $8,000
1944 and $8,500 in 1945.
Board
as
2V2%
16,571.75
sidewalk
provement bonds.
ly
in
in
im¬
Due serial¬
July 1 from 1942 to 1950
on
incl.
/
3%
26,782.30
improve¬
sewer
bonds.
ment
Due serially on
July 1 from 1942 to 1955 incl.
All
the
of
bonds
bear
date
of
departments.
at
all
times
sions.
March
Sale—The $75,274.05 cou¬
awarded
the definitely proved its value in ac¬
cumulating and furnishing statis¬
by tical and accounting data to the
various
Due
Ottawa, Ont.
Bond
the
prepared
0.545%.
1942.
pon
Operation of the Tabulating Di¬
the Comptroller's office
progressed
satisfactorily
during
the past year.
This division will
continue to expand its activities
to all departments, especially in
the field of purchase and stores
control.
Statistics
compiled by
issue
ONTARIO
Now completing its third year
Milwaukee, Wis.
Summary
of
Financial of operation/ this division has
1941
of
cost
a
13,
'
Tabulating
;
Sold—An
$45,000,000 Treasury bills was
recently by the Government
at
boom," the city will be in a fi¬
nancial position to proceed with
necessary
and
need
improve¬
ments.
(Dominion of)
Bills
sold
ing held for possible construction
of Estimates to reduce 1942 ap¬
of - one
more
branch
library.
propriations
for
materials
and
Nothing
is
certain relative to
supplies
approximately
$42,000
marketing bonds at present.
under the amophts requested.
It is pre¬ July 1, 1940. Denoms. $1,000, $500
troller:
pared
to
render and $100, and such odd amounts
•••V'../
For
many
years
the City of periodical reports of all com¬ as may be necessary.
Principal
Milwaukee has been revising and modities and services purchased and
interest
payable in lawful
improving its financial policies by any Department, Board or money of the Dominion of Can¬
which have resulted in putting its Commission of the city.
ada, at the Bank of Nova Scotia,
fiscal
affairs on a strictly cash
Because
this
information
is
Ottawa, Toronto and Montreal.
and pay-as-you-go basis. Step by readily available, it was possible
Registerable as to principal. The
for the city to lead the way in bonds will constitute a direct lia¬
step, it has taken many years to
furnishing the Division of Civil¬ bility on all the assessible prop¬
accomplish these purposes and
the
effects of
thoughtful plan¬ ian Supply of the Office of Pro¬ erty situated within the city, and
ning are now apparent. Very def¬ duction
Management
with
an will be issued under the instal¬
inite
and
substantialA economies itemization of all purchases made
ment plan;
that is to say, the
have been made possible.
by the city during the years 1939 method of redemption will be
and
1940
almost upon
demand. such that the annual amount paid
Instalment Payment of Taxes
The purpose of this request was
for principal and interest in any
It has long been my hope that
to
determine
governmental re¬ year is equal, as nearly as may be,
with city affairs on a cash basis,
quirements of all products so a to the amount so payable ifor
the taxpayer could also be placed fair
and
reasonable
allocation
principal and interest in each of
on
a
cash basis with respect to
may be made during the period the other
years.
A certificate of
the payment of taxes.
The year of the present emergency.
validity on the Ontario Municipal
1941
brought fruition to these
The City of
Milwaukee pur¬ Board, in form prescribed in Sec¬
hopes. Pursuant to an enabling chases annually over 50,000 dif¬
tion 66 of the Ontario Municipal
act passed by the
1941 Legisla¬ ferent
kinds
of
materials
for Board Act
(Chapter 60 R.S.O.,
ture, beginning Jan. 1, 1942,; the more
than
100
departments,
1937) is printed on , each bond.
taxpayers of the city may pay
bureaus, divisions ' and commis¬ The successful bidder will pay in¬
real
estate
Comp¬
Wendt,- City
taxes
in
monthly
in¬
that
evident
was
the
stalments,
without interest. City gathering of the necessary infor¬
real estate taxes (except certain mation
on
itemized
purchases
special assessments) may be paid from all these units would have
in ten equal
instalments on or been a staggering if not a hope¬
before the last day of each month, less task. For
example: the item
January
to
October, inclusive. of
portland
cement
was
pur¬
State and county real estate taxes
be paid
may
in
seven
equal
chased
times
430
in
1940
by
39
in¬
separate operating units; and a
certain
paper
stock
was
pur¬
month, January to chased 365 times in 1939 by 80
July, inclusive. If any instalment separate operating units.
How¬
is not paid when due, the entire
ever, through tabulating machine
remaining balance of taxes be¬ operation, the required informa¬
comes
delinquent and subject to tion was dispatched to Washing¬
interest at the rate of 8/10th of ton
approximately
seven
days
1% per month, dating from the after their request was received.
preceding January. Any taxpayer
It is our understanding that no
stalments
day
of
on
before
or
the
last
each
still pay his taxes in full in
January if he desires. It is hoped
that this plan will be of real help
to the taxpayer.
By paying in¬
stalments
promptly
when
due,
those availaing themselves of this
privilege will be relieved of the
may
interest
will
charge and they
pay
their
other
,
Tax
;.
Improvement
increased
reflected
ments.
in
in
real
While
estate
and
has
been
tax
pay¬
Secretary.
this issue will be
item "of* $200,000
cluded
in
years,
the
there
1940
to
tax
was
levy
recoup
Elimination
1942
an
to
delivery, in addition to the price
tendered
and
accepted.
The
amount tendered is to be paid at
the Bank of Nova
of
delivery
on
bonds
are
now
Scotia, Ottawa,
the bonds.
The
ready for delivery.
The
city will furnish the neces¬
sary
certified copies of by-laws,
certificate of the Ontario Munici¬
pal Board evidencing validity of
the bonds issued under them, and
appropriate legal papers.
other
Second high bidder at the
was
an
account
composed
sale
of
Wood, Gundy & Co., Royal Bank
of Toronto, Dominion Bank, To¬
of City Orders
the old and antiquated
city order will be dis¬
and henceforth payments
of
form
Timmins, Ont.
i
Sold—Harris,
Bonds
Goss
of
Co.
&
Milwaukee
recently
$16,234 4%
at the City Treas¬
urer's
MacKeen,
Toronto
for
office.
another
takes
modernizing
in
step
INDEX
its
procedure.
v.
Statement of Bonded
As
Assessed
of
Dec.
valuation
for
limit—5%
Debt
31,
year
1941
1941.... $817.872.0<i0
..........
Bonds
outstdg. debt Jan. 1,
matured during year
Bond
debt
Gross
Debt
1941...,
1941. , .,
40.893.R02
18,710,590
2.820,500
Tax
Dec.
levy
maturities
31, 1941............. $15,890,000
in
1941 for 1942
2,639,000
Net
bonded
Margin for
debt
Jan.
bond Issues
1,
1942
$13,251,000
In year 1942 $27,642,602
Page
v..
.
Complete Public Debt of the U.
Federal Reserve BanksWeekly Condition Statement:
S. 1723
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Combined
Individual
Statement... l72o
Bank Changes
172-1
Reserve Bank of New York
■
Federal Reserve Note
Reserve
Less:
in¬
the
allotted
July 1, 1941 to date of
to
In
tax
delinquency
has declined steadily since 1933.
very likely a substantial amount
of the delinquent taxes of the
depression years will remain un¬
paid and eventually have to be
assumed by the city. After a lapse
several
bonds
the
on
him from
governmental unit has been
comply with the OPM ronto, and Nesbitt, Thomson &
request with the speed and ac¬ Co., which offered to pay 100.47
curacy of the City of Milwaukee.
for the bonds,
able
at any bank or
Fund
business
employment
terest
materials, supplies and serv¬
obliga¬ ices will be made by regular purchased an issue of
bank checks immediately payable improvement bonds.
current
Deficit
other
be carded
enabled to pay their taxes as they
the
18
it, it" was felt that even
entire
vision of
Clerk, in connec¬
$110,000 library bonds
$60,000 have been sold,
with
tion
incl.
Not
stated
is
of
called, is not to
pur¬
City
Kramer,
$4,000,000 Nisqually Power De¬
velopment bonds.
Series B, as
The city will furnish
printed bonds, a copy of the
been
composed
1952
Issuance
tions.
Skagit County School District No.
18 (P. O. Mt. Vernon), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $8,500 building
elec¬
1941, by
All bids must
a
Revenue
than
and accrued interest will not
par
Special
No.
,.at the rate or combination of two
rates of interest which will bring
'the nearest price to par and ac¬
crued
System
have
to
group
a
William
Midland, Texas
t
2
rev¬
when.
or
said
by
the
payment would
pension
yLa Crosse,
■
legal.
However, he
reports, until this issuance is ap¬
proved by the courts, he is not in
a
position to say just how.many
enue
is
of which
Indefinite
houses
of
suance
1
i
Houston,
;
Texas
Offering
Jan.
vote.
to
The bond
issue carried by a vote
of 202 "for" to 179 "against."
It
age
of
Ballman & Main, Doyle, O'Connor
& Co., Inc., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
and Vieth, Duncan & Wood, all of
Chicago, as 3%s. Due $12,000 on
that
but
allowed
old
bonds
was
enough to change the
the
Sold—An issue of $120,-
Bonds
chased
notice
Section 9, Article 8,
Denton,
Bond
if
election
tional Road and Bridge Fund tax,
authorized by
to reduce
wis.
000
1939, the balance of which have
been sold, to improve and main¬ >Young County Commissioners Pre'
cinct No. 3 (P. O. Graham),' '
tain public roads in the county by
Texas
acquiring or purchasing the rights
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000 road
of way to be furnished by the
bonds offered for sale on Dec. 22
county for State and Federal high¬
—v. 154, p. 1477—were purchased
ways
now
or
to be hereafter
designated in the county; both by Walker, Austin & Waggener of
principal and interest being pay¬ Dallas, paying a price of 100.08 a
able by the levy of a continuing net interest cost of about 2.41%,
direct annual ad valorem tax on for 2%s to Jan. 1, 1947, and 2%s
Option¬
-all taxable properties in the coun¬ thereafter to Jan. 1, 1962.
al on Jan. 1, 1947.
-y
ty, out of the 15-cents Constitu¬
of the State Constitution.
eliminate the neces¬
WYOMING
Carbon
Cincinnati—v. 154, pose was $2,100,000, an increase
of
1675—were purchased at par.
$200,000 over: the previous
levy. In spite of the temptation
to hold this levy down, or even
WISCONSIN
indefinite and vague in the
election notice: that the official
were
Due
$5,000
1951
all bids
as
Denom.
Dec. 22 but
on
annually for this pur¬
pose, it will
Douglas County (P. O. Superior),
boundry lines of the district
ary
Bond Issuance
of
Co.
the
:::v
Court.
District
41st
The petition alleged that
'
Bond
of
4^-^
for the above district, was
filed
1940
issue.
deficit, fund.
ence
Irving Co. of
suit contesting the Nov.
a
notice
The bonds to be called in for
tax
Huntington,
published in
been
exchanged by the bond¬ a
paper, not of general circulation;
holders.
Approval of the attor¬ that at least 60 residents
living in
ney-general's office also is to be the area
described in the election
obtained.
the
is set aside
were
oldest issues to be refunded have
but
VIRGINIA
WEST
15
election, which provided for issu¬
a
the
immediately,
ordinance was/passed so that the
sity of. increasing
unduly any
W. Va.
Price Paid—It is reported that particular tax levy when it be¬
comes
necessary for the city to
the $526,000 2V2% semi-ann. West¬
El Paso County Water Control and
liquidate outlawed accounts.
ern Section flood control revenue
Improvement District No. 1
Permanent Improvement Fund
refunding bonds sold to a syndi¬
(P. O. El Paso), Texas
cate headed by the Weil, Roth &
The 1941 tax levy for this pur¬
Bond Suit Filed—It is reported
the amount of the bonds,
to the City Commission.
bonds
agreed that
fee of 2%
principal amount of the
refunding bonds issued be allowed
■
issued
At ,the insist¬
Comptroller,
this
city can offer the bonds for sale amount was increased to $400,000
whenever the market is particu¬ in the 1941 levy. It is our posi¬
tion that if a reasonable amount
larly favorable.
proceedings, kthe approving opin¬
ion of Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
cago, or Gibson & Gibson, of Aus¬
tin, and will deliver the bonds to
the bank designated by the pur¬
chaser, without cost to him. En¬
close a certified check for 2% of
of $19,000,
of
be
Tuesday, December 30,1941
Federal
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—Condition Statement
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Returns
of
N.
Y.
and
Chicago
1/Z4-
Member Banks
Returns of
New York and
Chicago
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