The full text on this page is automatically extracted from the file linked above and may contain errors and inconsistencies.
DEC
MONDAY
7)942
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New York,
Number 4131
Volume 156
STATE
N. Y., Monday, December 7, 1942
CITY
AND
Price 60 Cents
Copy
a
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
would
In This Issue
be
holders
of
re¬
ceived payment.
■
turities
Corporation News
are
to
in
the
four
now
City News
matured
in
years
over¬
and
It
1936.
is
being contested by the Bondhold¬
ers'
QUOTATIONS
New York Stock
headed
Seaford
Exchange
Special
Bond-
Call
of
called
2,
1939,
for
payment
1943,
Jan. 2, 1939 and
(See Index Below)
Sussex
..
ARIZONA
necessarily refer to said decision
Phoenix, Ariz.
and the possibility that said bonds
will be
subject to call at any
sealed
bids until 4 p.m. on Dec. 22 for
the purchase of $339,000 not to ex¬
ceed
series
interest
3%
1943
of
bonds, as follows:
$193,000,*water .refunding bonds.
Due July 1, as follows:
$96,000 in 1952 and $97,000 in
1953.
77,000
sewer
refunding
bonds.
Due July 1, as
000
in
follows: $38,and $39,000 in
1952
1953.
69,000
refunding' bonds.
Due
July 1, as follows: $34,000 in
1952 and
All
Jan.
dated
Denom. $1,000." No
bids
for
the
purchase of said
bonds at a price of less than par
1, 1943.
value thereof and all the accrued
interest thereon to
approving opinion of Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robinette &
Coolidge of Phoenix, and all bids
must
fied
be
unconditional.
check
amount
of
for
the
order of the City
5%
bid,
of
A- certi¬
the
total
payable
to
Treasurer, is
re¬
quired.
Attorneys
To
Bond Call—Thomas S.
Qualify
Sullivan,
City Treasurer, calls for payment
on Jan.
1, 1943, 5% water works
bonds, Nos. 949 to 992, in the
amount of $44,000, issued Oqt. 15,
1919. -Due Jan. 1, 1950, callable
at the rate of $43,000 per year for
20 years, commencing Jan. 1, 1921,
and
$44,000 per year for nine
years, commencing Jan.
1, 1941,
or
an
any interest period subse¬
quent to the optional date, pro¬
vided that 30 days' notice of in¬
tention
to
shall be
bonds
said
given.
pons
redeem
York
called.
i943.
Legal
on, or
Interest
'
v
before
ceases
on
date
Jan.
1,
/
ARKANSAS *
Arkansas
,
!
'
r
bonds of the
Phoenix, aggregating a
City of
total of
$339,000 for which ;bids are to be
funding
our
George-
Sale Details—The
airport
bonds
Bank
sold
of
the
$25,000
to
the
State
of
Delaware, of Georgetown, at a
price of 112.02, as reported in v.
156, p. 1906, are in $1,000 denoms.
and
mature
follows:
as
each of the years,
1953 and 1955.
have
likewise
have
strengthened, as
bonds.
There is a
scarcity of offerings.
Generally
good conditions prevail through¬
the
State
$5,000 in
1947, 1949, 1951,
FLORIDA
CALIFORNIA
Colusa County Reclamation
No. 108, Calif..
Coral
All
Fla.
Gables,
W.
signed
—
Federal
Holland
an
approving
On
Judge
Nov.
on
20
interlocutory
decree
the plan of readjust¬
for, approximately $11,000,bonded debt of the city, ac¬
ment
cording
Florida
to
news
dis¬
patches.
to be
seems
decree, in brief, forced into
plan a handful of creditors
join the voluntary
refunding plan launched in 1937,
approved then by more than 94%
of
the security holders, it was
Judge Holland also approved a
of $10,000 to Attorney F. M.
fee
Hudson, .who
was Special Master
and payment by the
District City of Coral Gables, already ap¬
proved by the Coral Gables Com¬
the
case,
mission, of a lump
to
Attorneys
D.
sum
of $32,500
H.
Redfearn,
Morton B. Adams and Ira C. Hay¬
cock, who represented the city.
ment
"Tenders
ceive
Wanted
Mae
—
City "Treasurer,
tenders
sealed
will
of
W.
re¬
refund¬
ing bonds series A and/or series
B in the amount of about
up
$15,000,
to 8 p.m. (EWT) on Dec. 7.
Florida
at
opinion, a new
Municipal financ¬
our
Florida
STOCK
the
following regular quarterly dividends: The 71st
qtly. div. of $1.75 on the 7% Preferred Stock;
the 62nd qtly.
div. of $1.50 on the 0'ii Pre¬
ferred Stock; r.nd the 46th qtly. div. of $1.3712
on
the 5l,2'r Preferred Steele.
Payable on Jan.
1, 1943, to stockholders of record at the close
of
Board
buslnets
Directors
of
One is the
has
10th.
Dec.
BOLLINGER,
R.
R.
Treasurer.
refunding and extend¬
ing of maturing principal
will take
of
which
The
of most cases.
care
for the duration,
other is the use,
of monies from
gallon gas tax
which ordinarily would go to the
State Road Department. It is ob¬
vious that, with road construction
least
at
part
the
4-cent
at
low
a
per
level
during the war,
a
surplus in road funds will
large
marks, in
in
era
accumulate.
Key West, Fla.
Scheduled —
Further action on the city's bank¬
Debt
Refunding
This constitutional amend¬
ruptcy petition in line with pro¬
pledges irrevocably, for a
posed debt refunding plan is ex¬
period of 50 years from Jan. 1,
pected to ensue at an early date,
1943, 2 cents per gallon gas tax
according to press reports. The
to be applied to debt service on
case < was
started
about
three
ing.
road
county
(State of)
district
road
and
bonds.
resources
to
requirements from
bond
alone.
taxes
ad
this
been by
Up to
time the gas
tax has
legislative enactment as to amount
allocation
and
these
that
so
both
of
subject to change at
the whim of any future legisla¬
tures.
The most important
ad¬
were
vantage, therefore, of the amend-*
is the pledge for a definite
ment
months ago
in the Federal Court,
petition was opposed
by those bondholders who have
not
entered into the refunding
and the city
The gas tax has long been rec¬
ognized, here in Florida, as abso¬
lutely necessary to support debt
service on road bonds, since many
period of
fixed amount
a
county
to county
per
solely
gal¬
\
administration
agreement.
The Court decided
petition should be heard,
that the
the
and
next
the
will
referee
be
to
report
the
to
decision.
indebtedness
bonded
The
volved in the
case
in¬
amounts to $1,-
The bondholders of all
except $250,000, have
entered into the refunding agree¬
400,000.
that
sum,
Should the decision of the
ment.
Court
permit the city to go into
bankruptcy
then
the
minority
the
bondholders
tax
become
gas
will
Court, which will then make its
the
of
action
appoint a referee in bankruptcy to
take testimony.
After that action is concluded,
continues
amendment
The
per
to
be applied
road and road
district bonds.
would
parties
to
be
forced
to
the refunding
i.y),
in the State Board of Adf plan,
ministration,
composed
of
the
ILLINOIS
Governor, State Comptroller and
State Treasurer, but it grants this Bloom Township High School Dis¬
Board new and sweeping powers.
trict No. 206, III.
money
In
practical effect the Act cre¬
revolving fund from which
ates a
the State Board
can
allocate funds
where most needed.
A surplus in
county can be transferred to
one
Bond
Call
—-
The Treasurer of
the Board of Education announces
the
call
for
payment on
Jan.
1,
1943, at par and accrued interest,
of 41/2% refunding bonds Nos. 33
another, temporarily embarrassed; to 64 amounting to $32,000. Dated
such loan being secured by pledge
June 9, 1941.
Due Jan. 1, 1961.
of future gas tax money coming
The bonds, with matured and un¬
to
the
borrowing county.
Re± matured
coupons attached, should
funding, sinking fund investments,
be presented for payment to the
and other matters pertaining to
Citizens National -Bank of Chi¬
road bonds are all handled by the
cago Heights.
Board
State
of
Administration.
planning and final
liquidation of the entire debt is
now possible.
Long
the
that
does,
;however,
which
as
we
The
provide
of income and suitable
chinery,
istered,
B. Upham,
City
Comptroller, announces that cer¬
tain
numbered
3%
refunding
passage
of this bonds of 1937, dated Jan. 1, 1937,
automatically .cures have been selected by lot for re¬
all troubles with road bonds.
source
Call—R.
Bond
mere
amendment
•
Chicago, III.
range
We do not subscribe to the view
Act
Delray Beach, Fla.
Cramp,
broader
The overwhelming approval by
the electors of the gas tax amend--
who refused to
in
a
tractive.
lon
The
the
are
market for Florida municipals
pay
Refunding Mandatory
Creditors
John
price
Sued By Bondholders—It is re¬
investors
prices which, while above previ¬
ous levels, are still relatively at¬
valorem
—
a
and
beginning to realize that in spite
of fewer tourists, total revenues,
partly because of war activities;
will still be at a high level. As a
CO.
&
LIGHT
DIVIDENDS
declared
POWER
CENTRAL
PREFERRED
The
yield
counties do not have
Debt
DIVIDEND NOTICE
JERSEY
ment
.
The court approved plan is the
Earl Page,
same as the voluntary plan, oper¬
Treasurer,
reports
that ation of which was threatened in
$564,438 of series B non-interest the spring of 1940 when
opposing
bearing road district refunding creditors' started
litigation
in
bonds were purchased by tender
State Court to get judgment on
on
Nov. 25 at an average price
their claims.
It was because of
of 95.51. ;•■■■'. -r-r/
V.V. ■
these threats that the city in 1940
:
Marvell, Ark.
petitioned Federal Court for com¬
Bonds Sold—An issue of $10,000
position of debts to halt this liti¬
4% street improvement bonds was gation and bring the
opposing
sold Nov. 24 to the Phillips Na¬ creditors under the
plan.
ported that suit is pending in Sut¬
on Dec. 22, subject to
ter County, Calif.,. Superior Court
approving opinion, we wish
brought by individual bondholders
to say that while these bonds are
for lull payment of principal and
being issued under a different
interest on bonds of the above
statute than the bonds held to be
district after their maturity dates.
callable at any time by the (State)
Litigants declare that the case
Supreme Court in its recent deci¬
will be carried to higher courts,
sion
in~ the
case
of Maricopa
and that the outcome may have
County vs. Osborn, et al, the ex¬
an
important effect on investors.
isting opinion of the Supreme
The important point involved,
Court is so broad in its implica¬
tion
that our opinion on these according to attorneys, is whether
refunding bonds; as well as other or not the statutes provide that
municipal
and
school
district interest shall be paid after ma¬
bonds that may be issued prior to turity on bonds upon which all
the interest coupons have .been
a further declaration by the Su¬
honored.
This, they have argued,
preme Court on the question must
submitted
in $1,000 denoms.
State
.
''Referring to the proposed rer
par
said.
(State of)
Bonds Purchased
Opinion — With reference to the
offering,
the
above-mentioned
law firm, in a letter addressed to; tional Bank of
Helena, at
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co. of Phoe¬ of 103.65.
/
•
nix, dated Nov. 20, 1942, wrote as
follows: :
at
at
County
(P.
O.
town), Del.
Farmers
Irving Trust Co., New
City,
.
Bond
3%
000
shall present same for pay¬
ment at the
tlie date of de¬
livery will be considered. Inter¬
est
J-J.
City will furnish the
final
time."
Holders of said bonds and cou¬
$35,000 in 1953.
of the bonds will be
Nos.
the Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware,
in Georgetown.
Bonds are dated
Miscellaneous
receive
district
School
—
series
Jan.
on
will
District,
16 to
incl., aggregating $5,000, have
20
been
Clerk,
The so-called "dollar" bonds
rise.
result there
Unlisted Securities
City
School
Del.
-
bonds
Offering—John H. Udall,
the gas
out
DELAWARE
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
Bond
Fred
by
Cooper.
Exchange
Curb
York
New
Committee
Road
below,
which
Florida
municipal
bonds, because of
tax amendment discussed
have shown the greatest
bonds.
bonds
on
1935
all
tically
The suit against the district in¬
interest
past month has shown an
in the prices of prac¬
ma¬
due and in default.
volves
The
increase
present
Some such
involved
action
State and
unfair
issues, who have not yet
later
a
demption on Jan. 1, 1943, at par
accrued interest.
The bonds
and
ma¬
properly admin¬
believe it will be,
will, over the life of the amend¬
ment, take care of all road debt
now outstanding, making unnec¬
essary
the levying
of any ad
valorem taxes.
INDEX
Quotations:
Page
York
Stock Exchange........2005
New
New York Curb Exchange
Other
Stock
Unlisted
Exchanges
Securities
State and City
20?t
2026
2031
Department:
Proposals and Negotiations. 1993
Corporation and Invest. News.2003
Dividends Declared and Payable —1997
Bond
Gen.
Road
Gas
vember
A.
and
Tax
B.
notes
Bridge Bonds Under
Amendment
bond
bulletin
Morrison
as
—
follows:
&
Co.
The
issued
of
No¬
by
Miami,
the question of gas rev¬
due to a long war, being
decreased to such a point that cur¬
rent
requirements,
two
major
remedies are apparently available.
As to
enues,
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Notices
The Course
of Bank Clearings
Foreign Exchange Rates
Auction
Sales
Fund
1997
2032-
..2002
.2002
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL,CHRONICLE
1994
5500 and will
in series 4001 to
are
savings
for
investment
in
banks
New
York, Massachu¬
setts,. Connecticut
and
certain
other States. Second high bidder
bear the
Co., New York.
They
following numbers:
legal
as
payable at the City Treasurer's
office or at-the Guaranty Trust
be
at the sale
i
Co., Louisville. Au¬
thority: Section 157a of the Ken¬
Constitution
tucky
Municipal Bond Sales In October
statutes
New financing
thereto.' T'■ 'lKr:
enacted pursuant
Bond
and
amounted to
Chicago, whose offer was R. D, Evans announces 4%~ road
a price of 100.09 for
144s.
! and bridge refunding'.bonds: of
The
bonds are
dated
Dec.
1,
1940, Nos. 1 to .148,, are-called.for
1942. Principal and interest (J-D)
payment 011 Jan. 1, 1943, at the
payable at the city's fiscal agency, face amount
plus accrued interest
Topeka.
Legality approved by to that date.
Dated.Jan. i, .1940,!
Bowersock, Fizzell & Rhodes of Payable, at the Continental Illinois
Kansas City.
"
"
:
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
4221 4237 4245 4246 4263 4275 4286
4351 4353 4354 4357 4358 4359 4400
4481 4484 4487 4493 4496 4501 4511
4515 4517 4519 4520 4522 4552 4557
4614 4617 4618 4628 4630 4634 4739
Interest
cago.
KENTUCKY
ceases
1943.
4740 4750 4751 4752 4758 4759 4767
'.J'
Grayson
County
Public
School
Corporation (P. O. Clarkson), Ky.
4801 4828 4829 4830 4831 4832 4845
4860 4862 4866 4869 4874 4876 4877
3 V2 %
4899 4906 4923 4924 4942 4943 4983
building
school
is
as
in the
seen
than
more
fact
$38,075,880.
the sales in
that
October,
The reduction in borrowings,
priorities
on materials, etc. Also contributing to the lessened
loans is the wartime prosperity enjoyed by most taxing
units,, which has greatly obviated the necessity of borrowing for vari¬
output of
new
ous purposes/such as poor relief and the
funding of temporary debts
incurred because of tax delinquency. As these conditions bid fair to
continue throughout the war
emergency,
there is small possibility of
sustained increase in municipal financing for the duration. Some
as to the effect that the greatly enlarged
Federal tax burden may, have on future local tax collections,
No
difficulty has. been experienced thus far, although some authorities
any
-question exists, however,
,
Lafayette, La* ,♦,
Sale—The $56,892.50
Boiul
revenue
recently purchased by
Federal
LOUISIANA
Sale—An issue of $15,000
Bond
4879 4880 4884 4889 4894 4896 4898
no
is due in large measure to war conditions, as public bodies
also subject to the restrictions on new building necessitated
by
are
Jan.* I,
on
by States and their local subdivisions continues
scale
of course,
.-
4186 4187 4192 4216 4217 4218 4219
reduced
at
on
Call—County,Court Clerk
Bank of,
4074 4075
4076 4079 4106 4108 4113 4114 4130
4134 4152 4158 4160 4176 4180 4185
4002 4035 4041 4043 4073
Monday, . December 7,- 1942
lumbia Trust
the First National
was
•
As
believe that there is
to
seem
re¬
the
to
calibre
of
cause
for some
concern
in the matter.
the
municipal market itself, the situation cur¬
rently is exceptionally good. This has been particularly evident dur¬
ing recent weeks, as exemplified in the case with which the market
funding bonds offered Dec.,: 1—v.
4984 4992 4994 5023 5028 5031 5044
bonds
5048 5049 5052 5070 5073 5074 5076
the 158, p. 1730—were awarded to the
Securities
Co., both of Louis¬ Equitable
Corp.
of- absorbed a substantial volume of liquidation effected by a number of
ville. Dated Sept. 1, 1942. Inter¬ Nashville, and Scharff & Jones,
insurance
companies. Such selling, incidentally, is likely to be re¬
est M-S. Coupon in $1,000 denoms. of New Orleans, jointly,-on a bid sumed from time to time. Its
impetuses derived, of course, from the
Due March 1, as follows: $1,000 in of 100.05 for $33,892.50 2%s and fact That the sellers can obtain increased
yields from Treasury issues,
such as the 214% "taps." - Much the same consideration is behind the
1958, $3,000 in 1959 to 1962, and $23,000 214s.
Dated Jan.,.l, 1943
$2,000 in 1963. Callable on any and due on Jan. 1 from 1944 to recent liquidation on the part of municipal sinking funds. The taxinterest payment date on 30 days' 1968 inch.
Second high,'bid "of exempt feature is of little or absolutely no importance to these
public
published notice at 103 and ac¬ 100.17 for 2%s was made by the or private sellers.
•
•
7
.
4
crued interest on or prior to Sept. First National Bank of Lafayette.
\. The following .is a
comparison of all the various forms of loans
1, 1945; 102 on or prior to Sept. 1,
Vermilion
Parish
Chain age
Dis- put out in October of the last five years:
■
:
!
1950; 101 on or prior to Sept. 1,
tricts (P. O. Erath), La.
* "
1955, and at par thereafter. Prin¬
1042
1940
1939
1941
1938
Bond Offering — R. E. Golden,
$
cipal and interest payable at the
$
$
Secretary of the Board of Com-!, Per,ma neijt?loans j
'.38,075,880
64,652,526 177,142,181
52,480,059 105.167,119
Bank of Clarkson.
' : v- |
was
Bros.
Stein
&
and
Boyce,
Bankers Bond
5080 5082 5084 5085 5088 5091 5092
5094 5098 5128 5129 5147 5148 5149
5152 5164 5165 5177 5178 5179 5191
5279 5325 5329 5331 5333 5334 5336
5340 5347 5348 5350 5363 5368 5369
5370 5371 5374 5377 5380 5382 5384
5392 5393 5395 5397 5400 5407 5408
.
.
Cook County
Bond
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Call
John
—
Treasurer,
County
Toman,
has
issued
..
■
a
-
call for the redemption on Jan. 1,
1943,
American
the
at
Bank
of
Chicago,
numbered
National
A
series
:
variously
refunding
of
Proceeds from the sale of these
$15,000 bonds and proceeds from
$30,000 bonds sold previously are
being used to finance the con¬
bonds of 1936.
Supplemental Call
mental
call
A supple¬
—
issued
was
the
by
struction
county of additional series A re¬
Jan. 1,
Cook
1943.
trict
<
the
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Call
William
—
lows:
4V2S Nos. 4695 to
Holders of
said
bonds
should be
notified
are
same
presented for payment
at the American National Bank &
Trust
Co., Chicago. Interest
Jan. 1, 1943.
on
ceases
has
sue
Sections
has
been created
Evanston, III.
city hall bonds
was
Evanston,
101.014.
iy2S, at
as
Due
from
price of
a
1944
to
1956
incl.
of
value
property when completed will be
of $80,000.
Dec.
15
on
Bond
lease of said property on a
the
to
Grayson
County Fiscal
son
Gray¬
Court.
the
bonds
payable
are
above-mentioned
the
rent¬
als, the purchasers report the fol¬
lowing as a matter of informa¬
1963
to
.
other
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
cago, as
basis
Dec.
1,
from
lV2s, at
of
a
about
price of 101.27,
1.375%.
Dated
1942, and due
1943
to
of Chi¬
1962
on
incl.
Dec.
1
Second
high bid of 101.04 for iy2s was
made by Halsey,Stuart &
Co., Inc.
KANSAS
Wichita, Kan.
Bond Sale—The
funding
bonds
$320,865.12 re¬
paving and sewer
and
offered
scribed
in
Nov.
30
and
156, p. 1907—were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
Inc., Chicago, as lVss. at a price
of 100.152, a basis of about
1.09%.
The bonds
are
mature
dated Dec.
annually
from 1943 to 1952 incl.
on
1. 1942,
Dec.
1
Reoffered
prices to yield from 0.50%
to
1.15%, according to maturity. The
bonds, in the opinion of
counsel,
are general
obligations of the city
are
regarded by the bankers
sourees, or a total income
of about $96,678 for general school
Feb. 1 from
Interest
Nov.
17.
60,769,063
15,991.406
i,
w—I—'
None
None
None
1,500,000
392,338,880
497,952.742
403,905,746
320,354,600
None
i
368.413.682
municipalities in the United States emitting longseparate issues, made during October,
162 and 175, respectively.
September, 1942.
'/
were
For
1
This contrasts with 107 and
of
y- .*>••
ofan
were
the
add the following table, showing
obligations by States and munici¬
we
palities in the United States for October and the 10 months for
series of years.'
:
The
collection
comparative purposes
the aggregate disposals of long-term
pay¬
F/A.
voters
None
33,926^815 212.027.181
318,000
1, 1943;
*:
•
Month of
v
-
//"■
For the
^
October
•
1942_L..://:—: '
Ten Months
•
V* October
*
a
V For the
Month of
.*
\
1935—S71.816.034
Ten Months
$38,075,880
$488,294,996
64,652.526
821.540.468
1934—L
.
42,748.755
725,660,514
1940—177,142,181
953,668,243
1933.-1— -i...
'
55,917,492
392,580.167
52,480,059
955,690,419
1932.
105.167.119
800,602,665
1931__:..„„—
28,097,090
769.778.618
1930——
1936—83,194.067
955,500,882
1929—1-..
19'4i:„i_-u:—.
re¬
1939—11——
Legal opinion of B.
1938—1—1.
Campbell of New Orleans will
1937————
r
MARYLAND
'
-
T
•
$973,869,107
43,763,719
:
701,938,924
16,127,447
1.156.129,993
155,536,473
1,211,857,702
.118,736,328
1,056,135.088
•
Following is a complete record of the various issues sold during
October:"
:
_
Frederick
Authority
(P. O. Frederick), Md.-;.i
•
<
Bond
-
Treasurer,
sealed
that
Gy^rent local tax levy
purposes.
Kentucky (State of)
'
J. L.
Donaldson, Commissioner of
Highways, has issued call for re¬
demption on Jan. 1, 1943, of vari¬
ously numbered 1%, 2%%, 3%
and 3V2%
bridge revenue refund¬
ing bonds aggregating $344,000.
Whitley County (P. Q.
burg), Ky.
Bond
Offering
—
R.
Williams-
D.
bids
will
bids
until
10
a.m.
the purchase of
ceed
3!''2%
bridge
on
Dec.
interest
road
refunding .bonds
Interest J-J.
10 for
$75,000 not to
of
Denom. $1,000.
as follows: $5,000 in 1944
1946, $7,000 in 1947 to 1950, and
$8,000 in 1951 to 1954.
Rate of
interest
of
1%.
payable
to
be
in
multiples of
Principal
at
the
and
lA
interest
Fidelity and Co¬
rl25,009
100.15
0.96
—...1
1943-1952
36,000
100.15
0.96
No..
1951
—1%
Y.
1947-1949
S.
22,
City,'Texas,
Berlin
1459
Beverly,
1943- 1957
Bridgeport.
1458
1373
Boston, Mass.
000
offered
notes
Dec.
% 7 was
and
Calhoun
York,
Co., New
interest
an
jointly,
rate
of
premium of $78.
Re-offered
&
Bank
Camden
and
0.60% /
second high
bidder, nanaed
0.72%, plus $92.
of
offered Nov.
24
were
due
on
Boston
Corp., 0.68%; Gold¬
Taunton,
Note
000
Sale—The
notes
offered
to
Nov.
the
First
Co.,
1947-1952
5,000
100.11
1.71
30,000
100.27
1.20
300,009
101.05
1.66
1562
Cumberland,
101.31
1.65
1373
Cuyahoga
1375
Dallas
Md. ———
Falls,
1953-1959
11%
Ohio——:
2
t
•
'/Texas
1285
Denver
.
1197
.'
Housing
Colo.
Dover,
East
Ohio——
1943-1945
Rapids,
N. J..
Mich
!
Dist.,
Fire
N.
1197
Boston
Elyria, Ohio
——
Englewood, N. J.—:—i
1-98
100
2.04
100.07
15,000
1950-1953
r26,000
100
-
2.45
1.83
10,000
100.39
t\45
11.30
1943-1951
69,000
100.04
1.291
Y.——1.70
1943-1952
17,000
100.11
1.67
—1%
Pittsburgh S. D.,
Pa.———1%
1943-1967
35,000
100.89
N. Y.
(2 issues)-1%
1943-1951
T31.500
100.05
1.74
100
2.00
Ohio
119.7
Euclid,
1374
Everson,
::
Texas
1480
Fanwobd, N. J
1584
Floral Park, N. Y
1195
Florissant,
1948-1951
—1.20
Sachs & Co, 0.56338%; First
1284
Franklin Co..
National Bank of Boston, 0.579%".
^nd Merchants National Bank of
1369
Fresno- Housing
1.16
r60,000
100.11
1.18
60,000
-
1948-1956
426,000
100.68
2.676
1944-1962
10,000
100.53
3.44
_2V2
—2%
1943-1962
50,000
100.18
2.48
r27,000
13,750
Ohio
1943-1946
18,000
100.11
0.96
1944-1954
21,580
100.93
1.35
1943-1957
1
2%
1L
83,000
100
1.65
100.16
1.74
5,000
Authority,
various
Heights, Ohio——J13
Ind/ ———1—-1%'
1943-1952
1284 parfield
1562 Gary,'
100.45
1-24,000
.1948-1951
—-
2
Mo.
Calif.—-
1944-1951
1.69
—2%
3V->
.
N. J
Co.,
4,000
2
1%
Pa.
15,
-
100.18
500,000
—■
Grand
1460
•
2,236,000
1943-1972
.—various
was
-
-w
Authority,.
1—_l
-
Orange,
1459 East
•1196
37\000
rllO.OOO
1943-1985
Darlington, S. CH/——ll—2%
1369
1
.
1947-1955
.
Authority,
:1
.1 l_L_!_•
—ivarious
Housing
Elkhart Co., Ind
•
2.48
rlOO.OOO
1944-1951
1650
•-
2.61
1944-1948
Fannin
■
100.31
100.27
•,
127,000
1943-1962
1286
Boston/0:68%;.'
r9,500
r40,000
R.- I.I—_1%
Fair Lawn,
man,,
0.95
Cranston,
Eaton, Ohio
Ripley & Co.. 0.55%; Gold¬
100.16
60,000
Conneaut/ Ohio
———-1%
Crafton 3. D., Pa.__—_1—-1%
1651
County Trust Co, 0.517%; Harri¬
4.438
1565
1372
man
2.07
99
1461
1373
East Rockaway,
1942, and due Nov;
Other bidders: Bristol
3.25
100.23
17,000
r32,500
1961
Co;,r Miss.l——1—1%-
East
24
:
1944-1962
.
$250,-
Too
64,000
(
*
21,000
issues)..3 ;
1372
of
'*
1946-1955
Miss.— .——1-2%"
1285
•
4.50
5.00
1943 •1948
N.
Eastchester
•
100
100
d25,000
1962
1943 •1952
_C—r—
Copiah Co., Miss.-—I——3-2%
Dated Nov. 15,
1943.
(5
"Miss.
1460
Mass.
issue
Claiborne
1563 Coahoma
to
and
March. 12
Sachs & Co., 0.77%.
man,
Co.,
1563
notes
April 13, 1943. Other bids: Harri¬
man
Ripley & Co., 0.63%; First
National Bank of Boston, 0.634%;
First
Claiborne
1.61
rT26,525
1946
1943
i
1.93
••
r65,000
1981
ChoraW, S. C—
1195
at 0.58% dis¬
Dated Nov. 24, 1942 and
$200,000
City,
100
100.58
"
Boston, jointly,
count.
Cheektowaga,
-
••T3.000'
1960- ■1962
S. C..„-1.5
11-- —111-_!3
Iowa—1-^3%
N. Y.—.i—-.1-2.10
Cisco,- Texas
Charles
D.,
1563
the National Shawmut Bank, both
of
178,000
••
1943 -1965
Co.,..Ky',"— -—111-1.11— -4',?
Carroll
Central-Hi S,
1373.Columhus- Co,„
awarded
30.000
'
;
.-—1—4%
1565 'Chester/Pa.'i._—-.1—:-l-l
il-w-1 /
1458 Chicago fieights. Ilk—
-11--2%:
'.;/,;
The, $400,000
—
18,000
1198
New Bedford* Mass.
Nete Sale
1944 •1948
i._"—'--.1ij—1%
Campbell';" Ohio
1282
rate
a
367,000
1943-1967
—
1566
Hal¬
Stuart & Co., Inc., New York,
sey,
J.
1460
Due Oct. 1, 1943/
to yield
1.67
100.19
1943 -1972
-
Housing Authority,
1285
a
1.06
100.13
1943-1947
1650
naming
0.67%
100,21
54,000
■"
C.,:_—-—^—3
'
-1--.various
3.
Camden,
1372
1373
1.44
r692,000
j/
Co./M4ssvi_'l——--1-1—'3
1198
Trust
Chemical
the
.1.61
1943- •1951
Butler
,->N.
1,17
101.12
100.17
>
1944- 1952
1563
Corp.
105.73
5,000
15,000
,,—1.10
1565
awarded to the First Boston
16,000
16,000
1944- 1948
1459 -Bridgeton,
Note Sale—The issue of $5,000,-
0.74
30,000
1944- 1951
N. J.—,——;——.1—11.70
Twp. S. D., Pa.1.1—^11—3
——,
1.22
100.01
3,000
1944- 1959
—.
Conn,
100.12
35.000
1943- 1957
Mass.
-
22,000
1943- 1947
—-0.75
Big Spring, Texas——.
2-2%
Bloomington,
III.' —^1—-—-2.VV
Blue. Ash S. D.f Ohio——.J——1—1%
Brazil,. Ind.
——~Vk
1566
r6,000
194-4- 1948
1.33
100
2.500X
,
-
fa,—l1//
Heights/ OhiO-ll—
1652.Beavef S.
1460
100
r90,000
1369
j
MASSACHUSETTS"
1
Co.,
Ehrhardt S.
D.
C.—■——4^'
Bamberg
Bay
,
1379
Corp., Boston, at 0.485% discount.:
to
1943-1947
N.
1566
ton, Morrow & Yost of Baltimore.
and
July 1,
100.16
N.'Y.l———-11—11
Auburn.
1198
1943 to ,1957 -inch
Legality approved by Niles„ Bar¬
awarded
Due
75,000
Auburn,
1460
•
1 from
Basis
1460
purchase of $55,000 series A
Housing Authority bonds.
Dated
Ded 1, 1942. Denom, $1,000.
Due
June
Price"
r$65,000
1563
the
on
Amouri
Maturity
Rate
—^.1—12
Abilene, Texas —1.
Alliance, Neb.-'
-
received
ex¬
1943.
Name
•
Co.,
Alcorn
1286
announces-
.
be
,1
1459
until 1 p.m. (EWT) on Dec. 10 for
Evans,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
Page'No.
L.; Shaw,
the Merchants National Bank and
Bridge Revenue Bonds Called—
t
Housing
Offering—John
Secretary
for the Grayson County Board of
Education Is 75 cents.
;
de¬
v.
by
55,000.000
None
Possessions
Territories
128 for
be furnished the successful bidder.,
taxa¬
—
frora tw0 sources
tion
and
price of 102.16, a basis of *lon
anY per capita payments
State
of
Kentucky.
about1.835%. Dated Dec, 1, 1942, • from
the
Budget for the fiscal year, 1942-43,
and due Dec. 1, 1957. Second
high
provides for an income of about
bid of 101.46 for 2s was made
by
$40^10 from local taxation, about
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
$51,384 from State per capita pay¬
IOWA
ments, and about $5,184 from
Paine,
and
S.
The number of
spective districts at .election held
„
,
a
City, Iowa
on
incl.
.30,009,000
None
term bonds and the number of
payable from the'levy-,
are
The Grayson County Board
Education derives its income
1942 offered Nov. 26—v. 156, >
of
1370—were awarded to Halsey, f
•
Stuart & Co., Inc., Chicago, as
2s, ™amly
Mason
Due
Feb.
75,000,000
None
"Including temporary securities issued by New York. City; None in October of 1942,
1940, 1939; $30,000,000 in 1938.
^
the
All* of
325,000,000
None
A".
1941,
tion:
p.
Sale—The $50,000 airport
bonds offered Nov. 30—v.
156, p.
1818—were
awarded
to
for
-
Under
<
While
Bond
and
for, $650 .1942,
unlimted ad valorem tax and
yearly
County
Board of Education by the
from
$30,000 series
second issue refunding bonds
and
will be dated
bonds
A.
exclusive pledge of the gross
and revenues derived by
issue.
able,-semi-annually
These bonds
equal to the amount of bonds out¬
of
at
1946
payable from and secured by
the
Sale—The
this
of
case
check
147,477,500
275,000,000
(Canada.)
Total
Drainage : District
Certified
24,347,360
income
INDIANA
and
in
on
excess
agrees to properly maintain the
question1 property and keep it insured at
issuing $6,000 water works im-' all times in an amount at least
held
Gary, Ind.
a
bonds.
117.836,750
-
for $10,000- .South
p.m.
Tigre
Bayou
authorized
standing.
at
trict; at 3
92,308,810
___
(perm.)
Bonds of U.
accom¬
check
certified
a
assessment
estimated
of the lease, the Grayson
County Board of Education also
City, III.
provement bonds.
B,
by
78.945,000
Placed in U.
Placed in Canada
{
$1,000, payable to order of the dis¬
Denom."$500.
Bond Election—An election will
be
panied
terms
Yates
of
Proposals must be
loans
Can.
public improvement bonds,
as
follows: at 2. p.m. for $50,000
Bayou " Tigre
Drainage ; District
bonds.
loans
.Temp,
4%; in¬
exceed
to
terest,
this
The
ers.
23 to the State Bank & Trust Co.1 basis
of
$60,000 not
buildings, including all future ad¬
ditions, in favor of the bondhold¬
an
awarded Nov.
of
bonds
the land and
on
will received sealed
bids until Dec. 21 for the purchase
incl.,
4421-38
4421-28 to
"Temp., loans, ICJ.
missioners,
with
accordance
in
.
in
Sale—An issue of $86,000
These bonds
paid.
of Carroll s 1936 Kentucky Stat1 utes. A statutory mortgage hen
are
Bond
Grayson
the
Court, subject to
when this bond is¬
been
issued
are
4894; 4s,
5044 to 5125, 5127 to 5245, 5249 to
5302 and 5305 to 5312.
Consolidated
new
site, to
Fiscal
reconveyance
calls for
payment on Jan. 1, 1943, series A
refunding bonds of 1936, as folNos. 4895 to 5036, 5039, 5041, 5042,
school
County
Gorm-
District Treasurer,
ley,
a
High School at Clark¬
son, Ky., to be erected with WPA
assistance.
The Grayson County
Board of Education has conveyed
County Forest Preserve Dis-
Bond
of
Grade and
funding bonds to be redeemed on
H
__
■
-
1954-1957
98.000
r 69",
000
.
•
Volume 156
Page Nor',
'*
'Name
v
Y_—
.1460 Glen Cove, N,
1943-1968
1566
Gonzales,
1281
1563
1286
1-244,000
1947-1952
1947-1961
Hampton,
Va
1371
Harrison
Co.,
1"3C9
Hartford
/
Bond
25.000
1-40,000
102.32
1.87
.100
1.88
Housing, Authority,
~r-~,
Miss
Conn.:
-■
Hobart,
Hohokus,
.
1943-1985.
various
N.
—......
r
/
'■
.
1375
bonds.
Hudson,
Mass.
1943-1972
1943-1985
3,561,000*
100
1943-1952
...100,000
100.78
Ind.
Hull-Daisetta
146*2
•
Humble
S.
1564
Huntington,
1564
Huntington,
1194
Iberia
S.
D.,
1943-1952'
■
D. No.
Parish S.
1957-1961
Imperial, Neb.
1282
Jefferson
I.561
Ketchikan, Alaska
1652
LaPollette,
1-286
Lake Co. S. D.
1282
Lawrence
1943-1952
;
Park S. D.,■ Mich._l'_Li-A,3
Lincoln
1458
1369
Los Angeles
Calif.
—1
Lyman Co. S. D. 21, S.
1565
Lyndhurst, Ohio J—
1562
.Lynn,
1286
McAllen,
various
Dak.——,...2%
_2:'4
—
Middletown,
1943-1972
1461
Milford.
2.75
4.00
100
d880,000
1944-1982
20,000
;
.
T00T7
To 8
55,000
1943-1947
100.20
1.21
1-41,000
15,000:
100.08
0.96
1944-1952
78,000
100.52
1.41
1,500
100.27
1944-1965
22,000
101.04
2:40
1944-1963
1-45.000
1943-1950
1*8.000
Too" 13
1.67
1944-1952
9,000
100.17
1:47
1946-1952
25,000
100
3.00
U-J_——
Pa.
..
—-r
Co., !MiSs, <2 issues) .3 Va
-
Montgomery S. D. 6.. N. Y.—w„_ 1.70
1286
Montgomery S. D., Ohio_:.—1 Va
Moore Co., TexaS—
1-3
1194
Morgan
1195
Mount
1197
Muskingum Watershed Con-> •>
,
1944-1951
15,000
servancy D., Ohio—
1193 Newark Special S. D., Del
.2Va
1504 New Rochelle, N. Y. (3 issues)-11.40
1943-1947
705.000
1943-1952
150,000
Beach, Fla
4Va
1282 Newton, Iowa
l—4——14
1462 North Charleston, S, C—
—.2V2
1562 Oelwein. Iowa
—_1V»
1955-1972
33
1, .1960,
to
41
to.
47
maturing
bond
1,
April
1962, on or after Oct. 1, 1943. The
.bonds-will bear interest not ex¬
ceeding
2V2%
including
and
to
1947, not exceeding 3%
thereafter to and including April
1,
1;-1952/not exceeding 4% there¬
to and including April
1,
after
1-395,000
1.788
100.38
1370
New
Smyrna
Ottumwa,
Iowa
after
cost
terest'
will
premium
on
In¬
not be
any.
1
100.40./,
w-~-3
——
Panama
City,
Fla
4
100.59
1.03
4.00
City,
Fla.---——-i-—4
1-176,600
15G5
Parma
City S. D.,
1949-1953
1-45,000
VA
71.000
Penn
1564
Pennsauken
1374
Pittsburgh Housing Authority,
Pa.
-—various
J—
N.
Pleasant "Valley
-r
3.200
,,
12.500
,
'
100
100.098
49.000
1943-1946
1943-1962
1968
1943-1955
V2
125,000
88,000
St.
1282
Summit, 111.
Taunton,
1566
Tenaha Ind. S.
—
Mass,
Ida.
'
1956-1961
;
3,000
1372
1371
Worcester, Mass.
N.
1943-1952
.
2
1-27,000
100
40.000
100
1952^1958
Total
100
5,000
101.24
1-95.500
1943-1947
13.000
1943-1952
60,000
100.24
0.93
1943-1947
9.500
100.38
1.55
2 V2
1943-1952
27.000
1943-1957
74,000
,
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL
Name
Page No.
:
•
BONDS SOLD DURING
Maturity
Rate
Cap de la Madeleine, Que
L_—4
1
Canada (Dominion of)———
of)
(Dominion of)
1566 Canada
(Dominion of)
1653 Canada
(Dominion ofl__—_
1376 Canada
(Dominion of)
1376 Montreal
East
School Commis¬
sion, Que.
——.£
4
1287
Canada
Verdun
.
Roman
Catholic
Total
Canadian
♦Temporary loan:
sealed
of
100.02
>
100.166
156,
2.465
1.24
100.01
• ■
20 years
1943-1957
1818,
p.
are
Sale—The $48,000 coupon
bonds offered Nov. 24—
1818—were awarded to
bridge
v.
156,
p.
Boston,
of
as
about
Bank
National
Merchants
the
of
IV4S at 100.63, a basis
1.12%,
Dated Nov. 1,
1942, and due on Nov. 1 from 1943
incl..
1952
to
Other
National
Second
IV4S)
bidders:
(for
of
Bank
Boston,
/
in $1,000 denoms.
May
1,
follows:
as
providing for issuance of $130,000
refunding bonds approved Oct. 21
by the State Funding Commission
Council
Essex
Nov.
on
County
the
by
reading
final
given
was
local
12.
O. Newark),
(P.
N. J.
Re-Purchased
Bonds
Chase
The
—
the
and
Bank
National
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
Co., Newark, $800,000 4%
hospital and park bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1908 and due May 1, 1948.
ance
Hudson
O.
(P.
County
$5,000 from
Jersey
MISSOURI
Bond
98;42
.
Basis
4.09
15,090
250,000
not included in month's total financing,
a Approximate amount
Third Victory loan, also excluded from October total.
.
purchase of $425,000 not
6%
of
issue
Water works
proved
&
3V4 %
$30,000
bonds
—
An
refunding
has
been
to legality by
as
interest coupon or
of
consisting
bonds,
registered
$147,000 maternity hospital, 4th
series, and $278,000 nurses' home,
All of the bonds will
4th series.
be
dated
Dec.
Denom.
1942.
1,
Due Dec. 1, as follows:
from 1943 to 1957 incl.,
and $20,000 from 1958 to 1967 incl.
$1,000.
$15,000
Rate
interest
of
be
to
for all of the bonds and
by
the
same
expressed
ap¬
Charles
the .bidder in a multiple of
of 1%. Principal and in¬
County (P.
Charles), Mo.
O.
St.
be
than
less
$425,000
nor
more
than
$426,000. A certified check
for $8,500, payable to order of the
county, is required. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Longfellow of New York City.
'"*'/•/: Jersey City, N. J.
Liquidating
Sinking Fund
State Sinking Fund
—
The State
has
since
last
May
brought out by the municipality,
it was recently disclosed by State
Comptroller Homer C Zink.
The
Comptroller suggested the liqui¬
dation, he said, in the belief there
to
have
be
an
end
to
County Court
called
$120,000
that
when
it
came
the
city's
se¬
curities would
To Retire $120,000 Bridge Bonds
—The
oldest
sys¬
of
the
in the State and most
retired, Zink
Question of Jersey City's solv¬
raised recently by Gov¬
ernor
Edison after Mayor Hague
ency was
the Governor
stated
and
his
new
Hudson
County Tax Board were
attempting to destroy the city's fi¬
nancial structure.
Edison wrote Local Government
Commissioner Darby asking if the
city
had
not used
"sleight-offinancing methods.
Darby said the city is not now
hand"
in default and that the Local Gov¬
ernment
therefore
Board
jurisdiction
more
than
nances
of
those
it
has
would
no
its
over
fi¬
have
over
other municipality
that is required to operate on a
any
"non-political" credit sur¬
of Jersey City's finances is¬
sued several weeks ago by Wainwright, Ramsey & Lancaster of
vey
York
New
sultants
financial
City,
con¬
the
to
municipality and
other
taxing
units,
revealed,
among other facts, that by Dec. 31,
1942, Jersey City "will have re¬
duced its total debt by $16,175,000,
or 23%, since 1936."
Comment 011
the survey appeared in v. 156, p.
1818.)
/
.
.
,/*./
•
-
Kearny, N. J.
Bond
Town
Offering
—
Donald Allan,
will receive sealed
(EWT) on Dec. 9
purchase of $142,500 not
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
the
for
exceed
to
6%
registered
interest coupon or
Interest
bonds.
improvement
general
J-D.
Dated Dec.
1, 1942. Denomina¬
$1,000, one for $500.
Due
Dec/1, as follows: $7,000 in 1943
and 1944, $8,000 in 1945, $10,009
in 1946 to 1956, and $10,500 in
tion
Rate of interest to
1957.
multiple
of
lU
must be the
and
be
1/ 10th of
or
same
for
in
all of
the bonds.
Principal and interest
payable in lawful money at the
West Hudson National Bank, Har¬
rison. ; No proposal will be con¬
sidered
which
specifies a rate
higher
than
the
lowest
rate
stated in any legally acceptable
proposal.
Each
proposal
must
Nov. 120
When
the
depreciate in value.
sinking fund began
500
than $143,500.
As
legally acceptable pro¬
posals specifying the same rate of
,
nor
more
between
interest the bonds will be sold to
the
bidder
complying with the
and offering to ac¬
cept for the amount bid the least
amount of bonds, the bonds
tof be
accepted being those first matur¬
terms of sale
ing, and if two
offer to
accept
or
bidders
more
the
same
least
amount, then to the bidder offer¬
ing to pay therefor the highest
price. The purchaser must also
pay an amount equal to the in¬
terest
on
date of
price.
the bonds accrued to the
payment of the purchase
In the event that prior to
the delivery of the bonds the in¬
come received by private holders
from bonds of the
same
type and
character shall be taxable by the
terms of any
Federal income tax
the successful bidder may,
election, be relieved of his
obligations under the contract to
law,
at his
selling its Jersey City bonds they
bringing between 104 and
105 and by the time the last were
purchase the bonds and in such
case the deposit accompanying his
amount to be retired for any six-
sold they were
ful bidder will be furnished with
month period since the county six
were
Lewis and
on
in bonds for
Clark
the
bridges, largest
were
down to 103. They
recently selling at 100.
bid will be returned.
the opinion
The
success¬
of Hawkins, Delafield
Commercial and Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B/ Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York, BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William Dana Seibert, President;. William D. Riggs, Business Manager. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other
offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western Representative, Field Building {Telephone State 0613)
London—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers* Gardens, London, E.C.. Copyright 1942 by William
B
Dana Company. Reentered as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the nost of/ice at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879/ Subscriptions in United States and Possessions,
$26 00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year.
South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia. AustraJ*
and Africa 131.00 per year.
NOTE: On account of the fluctuations In the rates if exchanee. remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds
a
1%,
state the amount bid for the bonds
"overtaxation" in Jersey City and
Charles
the
of
one
ones
which shall be not less than $142,-
would
Trauernicht of St. Louis.
St.
is
tem
retained
were
Jersey City's water
l/20th
disposed of $875,000 of its hold¬
ings of city bonds and the port¬
folio now holds only water bonds
..
-Price
the
exceed
Commission
OCTOBER
the city's tax prob¬
m&de his recom¬
The water bonds
because
York, jointly, recently purchased
from the/Prudential Life Insur¬
1963 to 1969 inch, and
Deepwater, Mo.
Legality Approved
he
(A
Carlstadt, N. J.
Bonds Approved—An ordinance
Bonds
•
as
cash basis.
NEW JERSEY
;
mature
197.0 to 1972 incl.
.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Bond
$1,000 from 1947 to 1952 incl.; $3,000, 1953 to 1962 incl.; $4,000 from
.funds obtained by
r Refunding bonds.
Amount
$53,000
of Kiingsburg, as reported in v.
and
well
reported.
terest
in, the amount of $2,000.
•I Bond Issue Details—The $79,000
2V2-% and 2 Va % refunding bonds,
series A-2, recently purchased by
a group headed by Jac P. Ducournau
before
mendation to the Commission.
(J-D)
payable,, at
the
County Treasurer's office. Each
proposal must state the amount
bid for the bonds/which shall not
indebted¬
MISSISSIPPI / /•, :
,.,1.08
municipal issues sold during October— $318,000
subscribed to Dominion's
District
—
certificates
of. 1938
1.43
.
School
Z-4
Dist., Que
The
.receive
tenders until 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 14
0,89
100.19
*45,000,000
*45,000.000
——
*90,000,000
——
*45,000.000
i—.——
*45,000,000
-—-—
al,000,000,000
(Dominion
Canada
1376
1199
.
100.705
-
bond
Optional,
k Not including 878,945,000 temporary loans or
States and municipalities from agencies of the Federal Government,
1287
1.89
1943-1952
-
d
i28t
2.00
100 -v;
20.000
sales for October <162 municipalities ■
covering 175 separate issues).—k$38,075,880
/
c
12,000
30,000
„■„___
Wanted
Tenders
Frac'
1, Mich.
Hattiesburg, Miss.
1943-1958
issuesU—
—
Townships
3.50
-
'
25,000
Y._
■
Treasurer / will
•**il.22
100.16
42.455
•
/
-.0.90
-
Lake
and
Erin
ticnal School District No.
■
2
the
in
1943,
1,
1-70,500
1943-t1967
^
Feb.
of. $21,630.
amount
ness
d254,000:,
1961
—I's
-
Yorkville, Ohio
Zanesville, Ohio
2.54
.
1.60
Woodbury, N. J.—
Yorktown,
100.10
1-31,000..
1944-1979
IV2
Wichita, Kan.
1651
.
1943-1962
;/
Pa,__
1458
1197
:
;
1.87
/ 2.00
100 -a
-IV*
West
ness/due
1.19
>101.12
3V2
•
West Easton, Pa,_
1198
View,
:
.100.30
26,775
rlOO.OOO
1943-1952
—
1374
1564
39.000
1944-1963
1
Ore.
1.20
1951-1956
1956-1958
7:30 p.m. on
Dec. 15 of certificates of indebted¬
•
——J—2
WaVerly Heights Rural Fire P. D.,
1198
1.48
100.26
68.000
6.000
-
Uvalde, Texas
1286
100.27
1-111,000
1943-1952
various
—-
:. 1.12
tenders until
sealed
19.000
1957-1958
4-5
-IV4
1282 Urbana, lilt
/
years',/
D., Texas——3 V*
1370 Twin Falls Housing Authority,
Tl2
100.51
285,000"
1943-1945
-—-—3V4
1562
3.78
100.51
1363.000
1951-1955
20
Spartanburg, S. C.———2 ;>
S. D. 91, Wf.sh._
'
Stokes Co., N. C
-2V'2-2®4
1282
100.80
82,000
Ohio———2
i457 Stuttgart. Ark.
VT.46
as
lem
of its debt has been
NEW HAMPSHIRE
to
will* receive
tack
larger
occupants.
for
Ecorse, Mich.
,
Tenders Wanted—Alex. W. Law,
1.47
10 0.3 5
3,000;
1943-1952
.,
,-v
*
1287 Stevens Falls
1460
').■
City/ Comptroller,
66.000
1945-1962
——————lVt
South
1374
100.15
Miss
Somerville, Mass.
Boulevards.
1459
1373
7,000
D. Texas--—;--r-3Vt
Somerville, Mass———1
1282
.Enclose a
$1,000„ payable to the district.
/r
100
'
9.000
D. 42, S. C.„L——-_4
Sharkey Co.,
1,75
3,500
1944-1950
1
3
1373 Schenectady, N. Y——_u——_1.20
1373 Schenectady, N. Y
1.20
1459 Sheridan Co. S. D. 3. Neb -.—2Va-3
1287 Shorewood S. D. 4, Wis.—^—__-l Va
1283 Sidney, Neb/——---..2Va
1563
or
be
will
bonds
for
■>
Mo—1 Va
Charles,
1286 Salem S.
rate
the
district.
2.657
100
1-1,575,000
automobiles carried more
senger
fron, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EWT) on Dec. 10
1.75
1943-1979
Ridgefield, N. J———v_.—3
Ross Twp. S. D.. Ohio——1 V2
increase in
paid by the
certified check
„■
100.04
1943-1949
—-various
Round Rock S.
of
,
Reading Housing Authority,
Pa.
100
limitation
amount. Bids shall be conditioned
the
rdl.037.000
1958-1959
an
City), N. J.
Bond Offering—William P. Hef-
1-600.00
1943-1958
Quincy Housing Authority, Ill—various
To 1.28
100.000 ;
.
\
factor was
T:/(legality of the bonds. The cost
Tirfof such opinion and printing of
227.000
15-20 years
thereon
interest
unqualified opinion of
2.34
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Too
Stone, of Detroit, approving the
-— —
Randolph Co,, N. C,—__23'<-2
without
upon
100.779
100.000
1943-1952
S. D.
SpeciaLS. D. 6, Fla;_.J__4
1196 Port Chester, N. Y._
1.20
1285 Portage Municipal Authority, Pa.. 4 *,*;,
1562 Portland, Me, '—1—IV2
1459 Portland Water Dist., Me.^-—-1_2 Va
1653 Provo. Utah -I——1*4-2
face
truck traffic and the fact that pas¬
by
taxable
all
upon
and
bonds
the
1.98
"
Polk Cb,
levy
3.88
.
/''
100
to
authorized
is
which
1.47
100.09
9,137,000
——2V2
7. Iowa—
Pa—
Pittston.
1458
1.48
102 51
r463,000
1946-1958
—3.90
J._
45.000
1943-1962
District
2.4*2
:
.
—1%
Twp., Pa.-.
1198
1566
general obligations of the School
property therein such ad valorem
taxes as may be necessary to pay
100.05
1285
1461
be
4.19
.
100.68
1943-1952
Paterson, -N.
XI96
will be
will
bonds
The
law
i
Ohio..'-—2V2
1372
Twp.,
/
98
1-1,600,000
Panama
II.97
'considered.
15.000
1561
1461
V: v
be
No bid for
less than all of the bonds
2.74
100
2,474
1943-1945
1561
1370
In¬
will
'
; 16.000'
.■■■:•
1943-1952
1198 Pampa, Texas
1194
deductible in deter¬
as
"computed to maturity.
i 00.04
Iowa——————.4
Ottumwa.
1370
1943-1947
Towa._-—-l4,—ll._-u--lV4
1370 Ottumwa,
considered
mining the net interest cost.
37,000
d57,026
the
the last 11 months,
but influencing the
said,
deducting
if
made
were
effort to keep
an
Zink said he considered the vul¬
whose bid produces the low¬
interest
Tor terest oh callable bonds
100.15
•
9.000
1943-1952
1.34
;
"100.94
1-50,000
1943-1952
1.18
"•
100.28
4.000
S. D. No. 26.S.C..2V4
/.xLL
—234
1198 Orangeburg Co.
1370
'
?
1943-1949
—
*
113
60,000/
in
•
der
The sales
nerability of Jersey City's docks
and plants in case of enemy at¬
100.555; Halsey, Stuart &
1957, /and not exceeding 4 V2 %
Co., par plus $254 premium; Perthereafter until
paid, expressed
rin, West & Winslow, 100.4444;
.'in multiples of V4 of 1%.
Princi¬ Arthur Perry &
Co., 100.06; (for
pal "and Interest payable at the 1¥2S) E. H. Rollins & Sons, 100.81;
Detroit ; Trust Co., Detroit..; The Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
bonds wiil be awarded to the bid¬
100.647.
.
1943-1962
made
was
during
ma¬
after Oct. .1, 1944, and
interest.
10% decrease in vehicle traf¬
a
Tevenue
or after
42 to 44
on
cial houses.
bridge manager,
outstanding is $1,545,-
2b>%
Maas
interest,
,1, ;.1945; bond Nos.
or
on
Nos,
Hhe premium offered,
y
■
Bond
it is under¬
stood, were sold to Midwest finan¬
Maas,
The- call
of
or¬
est
V
33.995
Co., Ky._—
Morris, Mich
Oct.
TiT April
100/7 X
180,000
1943-1952
il/sr
Ohio
Millheim,
1.88
j
1943-1945
Ohio
1563 Montgomery
■:
100
100
d67,000
15,000
Y,_
N.
Middletown.
1373
520,000 V
T32.6Q0
1952
..
follows:
Nos:; 45
1944-1960
Texas
1651
14GO
2.70
a
.
1284
1652
42,000
■
,
1943-1952
Mass.
1282
1652
1562
3.934
100.256
,164,000 v.
:
1943-1952
——^-—-——4
Mahanoy Twp, Authority, Pai—_-3?4
Maiden, Mass,
—.~„1 !4
Medford, Mass. --I'.---—.:--*——1 V4
Meridian S. P., Miss.--—.4—
1282
100.086
250,000
1943-1956
accrued
$105,000
July, the total is also
Still
at
000
30 days' published notice,
any interest payment date as
turing April
10.000
Housing Authority, >'■
'
1652
■
3
Branch. N. J.l-l-ir—4—•^22!4
>•1.20
,
1-54,000
1943-1946
Logan Co.. Ky.—
3.00
100.25
1-120,000
.*•'
1943-1952
Twp,,'Ind—VA
Sch.
Too -T
.
A.
said.
upon
on
/ 50,000
and
the
would
but
the market firm.
both inclusive, will be
redemption prior to
par
last
with
Lee
to
at
said,
in small lots in
fic
der
2.249
230.000
1943-1962
called
De-
1, 1942.
Zink
the largest for a one-year period,
refunding
maturity in inverse numerical
100
3. S. Dak—~
1195
Long
36.000
.3 •"
Tenn.
1196
100.104
'
Dec.
sales
Most of the bonds,
Combined
p.m.
1.88
32,000
,,
8
1,88
-
bonds, become due late in Decem¬
ber.
!
subject
100.27
11,000
1943-1962
La._——214-2'/2
Parish,
100.26.
TOO.27 :
have lost about $27,000 more had
it deferred the liquidating policy.
$3,000 in 1954 to 1962. Bonds Nos.
1.12
•
1-33,000
sissippi
hpm. $1,000. Due April 1, as fol¬
lows/ S2.000 in 1944 to 1953, and
2.04
.
1943-1954
5, La.—.2'A
.2tV 1
1195
40.000
1-15,000
1943-1952
Y.1.90
___—1.1.90
N.
N.
Twp.
,
until
.
coupon
Dated
,39 ,t.o 47,
D.,
——2% - 2 Vfe
Texas_„——^2V2
'Texas,--:
1566
100
various
i
Authority,.
Housing
Texas
1371
234,000
1.87
——V—Wvarious
<2 issuesu—,.1 Vr
Mass.
Houston
the
G.
Ralph
—
bids
$47,000
pf
2.19
100.07
28,500
1.371 Holyoke Housing Authority,
■
7
The State lost about $22,000 on
took over the bridges,
the Missouri and Mis¬
Rivers near Alton.
The
ago
which span
i(EST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
1V84
75,000
"HII12.20
No.
District
Offering
sealed
ceive
2,697,000
1S46-1960
Okla.
1285
1564
Townships
Eagan,. District Secretary, will re¬
1690,000
3 !4 -3 V-i
—
'
years
Harrison
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
1-60,000
1943-1962
—2.10
MICHIGAN
«
arid'
Fractionalt. School
225,000'
,
y/, /
.
Clinton
1.70
,100.09
r78,000
1943-1968
Hampton, 9. C
1286
Texas—
Ji
425,000
195G-1958
Grand Junction, Colo.,
;
Grenada Co., Miss.. 12 issues) _L...3y2
Basis
Price
.Amount'
Maturity
Rate
"
,>
Calif...... 3/4 •
•
1-80
—„__3-3V2
Dist.,
Glen-Colusa .Irrig.
■1561
1995
^HE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLF
Number 4131'
THE COMMERCIAL &
1996
&
about
Longfellow of New York, that
bonds are valid and legally
and
the
850, payable to the town.
of
the
general
plan,
the
township
terms
the
nancing
nounced
1
of
total
a
and
bonds
funding
would
it
that
Dec.
on
Township, N. J.
to
to
Bonds—Pursuant
Retire
refi¬
$52,000
Commissioner
indebtedness.
Trust
Gecrge
C.
Machetto
has
A.
VY;0Y;- ."Y;
Taylor
Nov.
30—v.
156,
Dated
June
1944
Dec.
1945,
Bidder—
H. Rollins & Sons. Inc..
Hewfcurger, Loeb & Co
Blair
&
Co., Inc...........
George
B, Gibbons
Si
Co.,;
Inc.
:...
,
C.
F.
Childs
&
Sherwood & Co.,
Bond
made by the First
Corp., Durham, and the
was
lotte, jointly.
Davidson
&
1.68%.
Dated
Note
&
; •
•
■
-
County
(P. O.
ton), N. c.
composed
Lexing-
Co.
purchased
$50,000
of
Winston-Salem
Nov. 24
on
revenue
interest.
Manor, N. Y.
Due
Iredell
an
notes
issue of
at
N. C.
Bond
Dec.
Dec.
for
14
(EWT)
1.90%
100.10
■ ■
E.
Easter-
Commission,,will receive
at
Raleigh, until
his
office
in
11
a.m.
(EWT)
on
for the purchase of $152,-
the
1
the
in
denomination
Mitchell of New York
of
furnished
$679.28, said bond No. 1 to be in
typewritten form.
Due May 1,
as
follows:
$25,679.28
in
1944,
$25,000 in 1945 and 1946, $35,000
in 1947, and $37,000 in 1948. Rate
of interest to be in multiples of
Va or l/10th of 1%, and must be
the
for
same
all
of
the
Delivery
Chase
York.
National
The
bonds
will
be
bonds
as
to
rate
valid
fixed
as
by
the
created
the
of
Peekskill
of
the
able
from
the
of
which
F.
Trust
Co.,
Rothschild &
Co.,
,
Lowber
Stokes
&
l%s, at
as
100.229,
of
basis
a
Co.
a
of
price
about
general
refunding
June 1 from
bonds.
1950 to
of
714,000
Due
Due, on
1953 incl.
school
refunding
June
on
bonds.
from
1
1950
to
1942,
the
20
and
re-offered by
were
successful
dated Dec.
are
bidders
to yield from 1.25%
at
prices
to 1.40%, ac¬
may,
of
at his
his
tract
in
election, be relievedj
obligation under the con¬
purchase the bonds and
to
such
case
the
deposit
accom¬
panying his bid will be returned.
The
approving opinion of Dillon,
Vandewater
&
Moore, of New
York, will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost.
Enclose
a
certified
able
cording to maturity.
included
received by
private holders
from bonds of the same type and
character
shall
be
taxable
by
the terms of any Federal income
tax law, the successful bidder
check
the
to
for
$2,960,
the
voters
issue of $75,000
an
election
approved
FOR
Bidder—
Hempstead, N.
village
—were
on
Associates
.%...........
Trust
&
Savings Bank, and
First
National
Bank
of
New
York,
and Associates..,..,.,,......
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., and F.
&
at
price
offered
to
S,
Maseley & Co., and Associates,.
Bras., and Phelps, Fenn &
and Associates.............
Co.,
.
of 100.468,
a
100.12
FOR
Chase
and
National
Goldman,
1.60%
Bank
BONDS
of
Sachs
100.10
York
New
&
Associates
Co.,
du
offering
at
the
to
purchase
the
interest
cost
lowest
amount of the premium
Wentworth
fered
Dec.
New
Horton, Town Su¬
1—v.
156,
C.
York, jointly,
100.07,
a
p.
F.
1818—
Childs
&
Co., both of
as
2.40s, at
a
basis of about
2.39%. Dated Dec. 1, 1942 and due
$2,000
incl.
on
all of the bonds until their
upon
respective maturities.
less than par
will
be
forms
No bid of
and accrued interest
entertained.
to
be
obtained
above-mentioned
Bidding
from
official.
the
Legal
opinion of Masslich & Mitchell of
New York City will be furnished
the successful bidder. A certified
check for
$3,040, payable to order
Treasurer, is re¬
quired.
In the event that prior
to the delivery of the bonds the
the
State
from bonds of the
same
type
and character shall be taxable by
the terms of any Federal
tax
income
law,
may,
the successful bidder
at his election, be relieved
of his obligations under the con¬
tract to purchase the bonds and
such
case
14
balance,
but
than
bid
no
two
.
County,
each
mined
'
cost
deter¬
the
total
amount of the premium bid from
the.
000
No bid
of
less than par and accrued interest
will be entertained. T
Y ' '
.
A certified check for
the
order
$1,640,
,
bonds, Series C, due May 1,
1943.
The remainingY $25,000 of
said road improvement bonds will
be paid from moneys in the Sink¬
ing Fund.;yyy.:■ y■
:
Dec. 1 from 1943 to 1957
Bond
N. C.
Offering—W.
■
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11
(EWT) on Dec. 8 for
the purchase of $82,000 not to ex¬
ceed 6% interest coupon, registerable as to principal only, road and
bridge refunding bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
June 1, as follows: $18,000 in 1961
and
nished
and $23,000 in 1964.
Non-callable. Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable in New York
City.
The bonds are unlimited
tax,
general
obligations
of
the
/ '""V.
.
&
chase of the issue.
'•
' "
the
successful
bidder.
by
private
bonds of the
holders
Ohio
shall Ybe
terms
and
due
Stranahan,
Toledo.
and
in
such
the deposit accompanying his
bid will be returned.
The
official
cludes
the
call
-%Y
for
.
:
,
bids
Y!
in¬
following information
Co.,
:Y
'YY';-:YV;V;::Y^
Gage, Okla.
.
Bond
Inc.,
■;
vY%r'Y'3-Y'Y %
Sale—The $15,000 airport
Nov. ■ 24
were
bonds
offered
awarded
Bank
to
&
the
Trust
First
Co.
of
National
Oklahoma
City,
as
4%s.
Due $1,500 an¬
nually from 1945 to 1954 incl.
reference
to
the
county's
history: YY";•
At Dec. 31, 1933, the county had
Harris
YY;•'; Y ;Y"
his
bonds
the
as
the
election, be relieved of his ob¬
ligations under the contract to
to
follows: $5,000 May 1
1, 1947, and $6,000 May 1
and Nov. 1, 1948. Second
high bid
of 100.24 for 1*/2S was made
by
re¬
by
awarded
of
and Nov.
from
of any Federal
taxable
Co.
Columbus, as IV2S,
at a price of 100.472, a basis of
about 1.41%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1942
type and char¬
same
acter
1819—were
p.
In
of the bonds the income
ceived
i-S Ohio '
YY
Bond Sale—The
$22,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 30—v. 156,
the event that prior to the deliv¬
Okemah, Okla.
Bond
Offering
Mrs.
—
D.
T.
Thomas, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. on Dec.
$840,000 term bonds outstanding,
all maturing between Jan. 1,1934, 7 for the purchase of $50,000 air¬
Due as follows: $8,and July
1, 1944. n Since 1933, port bonds.
000 from 1945 to 1950 incl. ancl
$295,000 of these bonds were paid
and
$450,000 refunded ($119,000 in
$80,000 in 1939* $99,000 in
1940, $70,000 in January, 1942,
and $82,000 now offered).
These
1938,
refunding;: bonds
have
been
and
are being sold and issued under a
plan prepared in 1937 and with
maturities
fixed
by the Local
Government Commission. Y A11 the
while; the county has retired
a
substantial amount of serial bonds
and
State
nually.
loans
The
falling
bonds
due
an¬
offered
now
$2,000
in
made
1951.
the
to
Award
bidder
will
be
offering the
lowest rate of interest and agree¬
ing
to
pay
terest.
A
par
and
certified
of the bid
in¬
accrued
check for 2%
is required.
,
OREGON
:YY-:.
Medford, Ore.
Offering—M. L.
Bond
Alford,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 8 for
the
purchase of $139,000 not to
bridge is¬ exceed
3%
interest
refunding
1, 1923, and pay¬ water bonds. Interest J-D. Dated
able Jan.
1,: 1943; $53,000 5y4's Dec. 15, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
and $29,000 5's being outstanding Dec.
15, >as follows: $19,000 in
balances of $70,000 and $30,000 is¬ 1943 to
1945, $20,000 in 1946 and
sues, respectively.
How much of 1947, and $21,000 in 1948 and
the last of these term bonds, $95,- 1949.
No bid for less than par
000 payable 7-1-44, will be re¬ will be considered.
Principal and
to refund road and
are
sues
dated Jan.
funded
depends upon success of interest
payable
at
the
City
liquidation of certain old sink¬ Treasurer's office. The bonds will
ing fund assets partially frozen. be sold subject to the approving
At the time of the first refunding
opinion of Teal, Winfree, Mcissue of $119,000, May 31, 1938, the
Culloch,
Shuler
&
Kelley,
of
outstanding debt was $1,313,700 Portland.
Enclose
a
certified
($1,221,000 bonds, $92,700 State check for $2,780, payable to the
loans). Since May, 1938, new debt city.
of $79,500 has been created. The
Bond Call—City Treasurer Oris
county had difficulty in meeting Crawford calls for
payment on
its obligations during the depres¬ Jan.
1, 1943, water bonds Nos. 637
sion period of the 30's but was to
925, dated Jan. 1, 1927, and
able
condition
this
correct
to
without assistance other than with
the plan referred to. In July,-1937,
default occurred inadvertently in
of
a
eliminated in the
was
few
and
months
no
course
default
has occurred since.
maturing Jan. 1,
as follows: $17,1944, $18,000 in 1945, $19,in'1946, $20,000 in 1947, $21,000
in
1948,
$22,000
in
1949,
$23,000 in 1950 and 1951, $24,000
in
000
000
in
1952, $25,000 in 1953, $26,000
1954, $27,000 in 1955, and $24,000 in 1956. Payment of the prin¬
in
cipal
amount
be made
DAKOTA
NORTH
Leeds School District No. 6,
of
bonds will
said
said
date, at the Na¬
tional City Bank, New York City,
Fiscal Agent of the State in New
on
N. Dak.
York, and holders of such bonds
$18,000 refund¬ to be redeemed are notified to
ing bonds offered Nov. 23—v. 156, present the same with all unma¬
p. 1819 — were awarded to the tured coupons thereon at said
Farmers State Bank of Leeds, as time and place of payment and
Bond Sale—The
2%s, at
a
price of 100.68, a basis
Nov. 1, 1942
of about 2.39%. Dated
and due
to
1955
$1,500
incl.
a.m.
1962,
■■
Miller
Scioto County (P. O. Portsmouth),
pay¬
000
bridge and road
April 1, 1943 and $100,000 of the
$125,000 long-term road improve¬
:
Co., Cleve¬
land, and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
Toledo > participated in the
pur-*
of the State Treas¬
principal payment of an issue, due
to
error
in record of maturity.
$52,bonds due
1, 1942 and due $32,April 1 and Oct. 1 from
Hay den,
1,
This
The proceeds of the bonds now
27
Dec,
on
land.
Legal opinion
of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Clay
of New York City.will be fur¬
with
Nov.
1943 to 1947 incl. Second high bid
100.13' for 31/2S was made by
the First Cleveland
Corp., Cleve¬
is required.
debt
$320,000 delin¬
offered
all of the bonds until their
respective maturities.
case
notes
of
aggregate amount of interest
ery
tax
Dated
to the
be
such cost to
by ,; deducting
Cleve¬
156, p. 1730—were awarded
to
Hawley, Shepard & Co. of
Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 2.63%.
"bidder must specify in his bid the
amount of bonds of each rate. The
at the lowest interest
O.
—v.
name
and
(P.
Sale—The
quent
of the
may
rates,
Note
<
bonds
(having the earliest ma¬
turities) and another rate for the
more
County
land), Ohio
expressed in a
of 1%,
Each bid
offered will be used to pay
100.209
Greenport), N. Y.
awarded to
price of
bid from
aggregate amount of interest
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
and
y.;.
Mattituck Park District bonds of¬
IV2S,
basis of
as
100.171
an
the
1909
Francis I.
Co., New York,
Cuyahoga
be
ment
Lehman
Co. and Sherwood &
by
100.179
the
pervisor, reports that the $30,000
Y.
Dec. 1—v. 156, p.
awarded
Pont
a
bonds
Rate Bid
on
Sale—The $216,000 park¬
place
BONDS
Harris
were
ing
1%%
'
'
tion bonds.
Bond
rate.
deposit accom¬
panying his bid will be returned.
Gity
Bank
of
New
York,
1 R. W.
Pressprich & Co., Estabrook
/ & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., C. -F.V:-">•/.:
Childs & Co., and Gregory & Son
100.20
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., and
S.
airport construc¬
each
to the
in
Park District Bonds Awarded—
O. Saranac
Lake), N. Y.
20
following:
Southcld (P. O.
Bonds Voted—At
Other bids
National
Harrietstown (P.
Nov.
the
pay¬
town.
bidder
bonds
ers
1,
In the event that prior to
delivery of the bonds the in¬
come
of
income received by private hold¬
All of the bonds
year.
the
more
and each bidder
in
his
bid
the
bonds
of
name
The bonds will be awarded to the
of
1953 incl.
City
is
L.
Hutton
$1,886,000
the
of
156, p.
syndi¬
a
1.473%. Sale consisted of:
territory
town, the period of prob¬
usefulness
to
Traders
&
Philadelphia,
to
incorporation of
E.
Edward
adjust the
rights and liabilities of the town
and City of Peekskill arising out
of
1—v.
rates,
specify
amount
$2,600,000
& Co., Coffin &
Burr, Inc., all of New York, and
amount.
Board
must
bid may
no
than two
the
W,
are issued pursuant to
Chapter 653 of the Laws of 1941,
for
the
purpose
of
providing
funds to pay the town's share of
obligations
chargeable
to
the
Auditors
Dec.
awarded
but
ance,
county, such cost to be de¬
termined by deducting the total
Buffalo;
Said bonds
town
The
—
offered
facturers
without
or
at
(having the earliest ma¬
turities), and another for the bal¬
Co., Inc., all of New York; Manu¬
New
property within which
subject to the levy of ad
valorem taxes to pay said bonds
limitation
16
bonds
composed of Smith, Barney
& Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., First Boston Corp., Blyth &
real
thereon,
Dec.
cate
will be
interest
Sale
1909—were
legally binding general obli¬
gations of the town, all the tax¬
and
about
bidder.
Rochester, N. Y.
and
able
City/will be
successful
or
on
Bond
bonds.
Bank,
the
the Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
Principal and interest payable at
the
at
Rate
purchase the
nom.
,
No.
delivered
income tax Y
law, the successful bidder may, at
$1,000.
Due June 1; as fol¬
.1
2%
100.30
on Nov.
1 from 1947 to 1961 incl. lows:
$50,000 in 1965 and 1966,
Cortlandt (P. O. Croton-On-Hud- Bidder to name a single rate of and
$52,000 in 1967.
Non-call¬
YYY"'
'
son), N.
interest, expressed in'a multiple able.
The bonds are unlimited
of Va or 1/ 10th of 1%. Principal
Bond Offering — Ellsworth E.
tax, general obligations of the
Johnson, Town Supervisor, will and interest (M-N) payable at the county and-principal and interest
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New (J-D) is payable in legal tender
(EWT) on Dec. 8 for the pur¬ York City, except on registered in New York City.
Delivery on
chase of $147,679.28 not to exceed bonds which is payable by the or about Dec. 22, 1942, at place
A certified of purchaser's choice. Rate of in¬
6% interest coupon or registered Village Treasurer.
check for 2% of the bonds bid for terest to be
general
town
bonds.
Interest
expressed in a mul¬
is
required.
Legal opinion of tiple of Va of 1%. Each bid may
M-N.
Dated Dec. 15, 1942.
DeCaldwell, Marshall, Trimble & name, one rate for part of the
nom.
$1,000 each, except bond
•
be
purchase of 000 not to exceed 6%.: interest
$15,000 not" to exceed 6% interest coupon, registerable as to princi¬
coupon
or
registered series No. pal, refunding road and bridge
64 refunding bonds. Dated Nov. bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1942.
De¬
on
100.124
100.10
100.16
•
to
multiple of
able to
.
Offering—W.
bids,
8
will
may name one rate for part
0.49%
in three months.
County (P. O. Statesville),
ernment
—
interest
urer,
sealed
Offering
of
upon
Sale—The Wachovia Bank
Trust
sealed bids until 3:45 p.m.
1.80%
1.90%
v •
103.21
and
place of purchaser's choice.
high bid »bonds will be awarded to the bid¬
$10,000 2%s and $35,- der
offering to purchase the bonds
Southern Investment Co. of Char¬
Y.
group
about
s
Clyde F.
Howes, Village Clerk, will receive
Rate Bid
1.70%
and
Co.
1.90%
from
1
Monday, December 7, 1942*
1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due $1,000
Int. Rate
E.
of
Pelham
1942 and
$1,500 in
$2,000 from
.Other bids:
.
100.02
June
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
1,
and
1956 incl.
1.80%
15, 1942 and due serially on
May 1 from 1944 to 1959 incl.
1, as follows:
and
1946 to
Childs
2
Securities
.........
Sale—A
000
•
on
Dec.
1962 incl. Second
of 100.02 for
Dec.
New York, as 1.60s, at a
price of 100.018, a basis of about
1.597%.
-
100.11
of
.
basis
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.,
due
;•/'
.
Co., Sherwood
& Co. and Newburger, Loeb &
Co., all of New York, was the suc¬
cessful bidder for the $126,237.77
general city bonds offered Dec. 3,
paying a price of 100.16 for 1.70s,
1818—were
p.
100.15
1.70%
Co
Co.
and due
.1945 to
;
,
1.70%
Inc., and Kean,
Co.. ..... .......
F.
of C.
.
Sale—The $25,000 coupon
awarded to
1, 1942
Bank &
Trust
.
Centre
&
Bond
registered water bonds offered
or
100.135
Peekskill, N.
Y.
Chittenango, N.
1.60%
Co...
Raleigh
of 100.308, a
at a price
of about 2.22%. Dated
basis
Buffalo
&
1819—were awarded
p.
2V4S,
as
100.359
.
&
Shore
Blair & Co.,
NEW YORK
.
of
156,
to Kirchofer & Arnold of
iy2%
Inc..
Co., St.- Louis,
and
B. Gibbons & Co..
Childs
&' Co.
and
Rockville
State, county and school ta^es for
the
entire
year
had been col¬
lected.'' 'Y
V;
Bond
F.
South
all
that
reported
Co.
White
Sherwood
of
Gabriel
Finance
and
D.
Mercantile-Commerce
re¬
$278,250
pay
R.
and
Co.,
&
Trust
Marine
redeem
24—v.
Rate Bid
Int. Rate
Stuart
Curri-
tuck), N. C.
to- 1.45%,
Bidder—
Halsey,
an¬
qounty
O.
(P.
Sale—The $45,000 coupon
school building bonds offered Nov.
according
Among 'other bids
following:
the
CAROLINA
County
Bond
maturity.
were
in semi-annual interest due on its
Revenue
0.60%
from
North Bergen
To
Currituck
1943; $20,000 from 1944 to
1949 incl. and $25,000 from 1950
to 1952 incl.
Re-offered to yield
the town.
certified check for $2,-
a
Nov.
in
000
binding obligations of
Enclose
NORTH
Dated Nov. 1, 1942
1, as follows: $21,-
1.41%.
due
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
100.55
for
Bank
of
on
Dakota
|
of
Bis¬
Y-.Y
Bond
Kistler,
sealed
OHIO
15
Cleveland, Ohio
Tenders
ceases
on
PENNSYLVANIA
2V2S was made by the
,
Interest
Jan. 1 from 1944
Second high bid of
North
marck.
redemption.
date called.
Rejected
—
Allentown, Pa.
Offering — George
bids until
the
for
W.
will receive
City Clerk,
11
a.m.
purchase
not to exceed 3%
of
on
Dec.
$600,000
interest coupon
Joseph T. funding and improvement bonds.
Sweeny, Director of Finance, re¬
ports
that tenders
of $177,000
transportation system bondk re¬
ceived Nov. 24 were rejected.
Dated
Jan.
000.
Due
1944
to
as
to
1, 1943.
$30,000
1963
on
incl.
principal only.
Denom. $1,-
Jan. 1 from
Registerable
Bidder
to
one
name
of
for
a
certified check
A
the
within
third class.
"Chronicle"
Sale —The
Bond
of
Dec.
3,
and
Fairfax
been sold
have
9
156,
1—v.
Co.
Davidson
Dated
Nov.
1946
incl.
street
certain
retire
to
im¬
provement bonds, long in litiga¬
tion, will be presented to the
City Council for adoption at an
early date.
Proposed settlement
with the bondholders will be on
the basis of 80% of the par value
of
the
on
Antonio.
which
R. D.
'
156,
p.
dated
RR.,
1st consol.
American,
dated
tures,
Preferred
stock
stock
Common
trust 6%, bonds. due
i
1st lien collateral
1st lien collateral trust 5
1856
1
9
9
9
& Improve., mtge.
Ref.
Feb.
•
1,
•
0.60%
1943--..—
bonds, series G-2, due
Dec 30
equipment trust certificates,
—Dec 30
4y2s, due 1951
Jan 1
bonds, due July 1,
I960
———————Dec 21
Consolidated Biscuit Co., 1st mtge. 5y2s, due 1946——Jan
2
Continental Steel Corp., preferred, stock—-Jan 1
Cuban American Sugar Co., 5'/2%& 7% preferred stock.
Denver Tramwav Corp., gen. & ref. mtge. bonds, due 1950. Jan
1 1
Eastern Car Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 6% bonds, due 1952—Jan
1
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., 20-yr. 4% debentures, due 1956_Feb
1
Great Northern Ry. gen. mtge. 4 % conv, bonds, series
8
G and H. due July 1, 1946.:
———
Dec
Gulf States Steel Co., 1st (closed) mtge.,sf 4 Va % bonds,
due 1961
—
'
Dec 23
Herbrand Corp., 1st mtge, 5 Vis, due 1950——,Jan
1
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
>
v/
1st mtge. 6% gold bonds, series A, due July 2, 1943—Jan
2
Illinois Communities Telephone Co.,
1st lien 6ft gold
'■
bonds, series A, due Jan, 1, '1949,,,//.—,,——,Jan
1
Industrial Brownhoist Corp., gen.
mtge. 20-yr. conv. .
v /
6%
income bonds
Dec 7
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co. Indiana County
1968
•
Extra
—•
Ry. & Lighting Co. 1st & ref.
Consolidation Coal Co., 25-yr. 5%
Samaritan
1871
Barber
1695
Barber-Ellis Co.
1871
Barker Bros.
'■
•
1615
$5
1st
mtge/5%
bonds, due 1950—.•—
1st mtge, 6%
Public Service Co.,
Beech
1960
due
July
1
-Jan
Properties,
5%%
secured
Inc.,
bonds,
;/
declared.1
.■'/■:■;///
v
r
/!
;*
.
.
'
Acme
Wire; Co.
(.year-end)—-—
due^
Aetna
1952
Life
Insurance
Co.
Brown-Forman
$6
Brown
Agricultural
514
-
.
Extra
Insurance Co.
.
■'
-
:
New
Amalgamated
t
../"
Mfg.
(irreg.)_
.
1
/
Airlines^
Inc.,
t
.»j
j,..
,
.
;•
.
(
(
.
Feb.
Co.
(A.
M.i
the
1,
Box
Board----
12-24
Calaveras
11-30
Calhoun
2
11-30
California
Co.
American Express
preferred
2nd
Optical
6% pfd.
■
preferred
6%
.
Snuff
2
11-30
2
11-30
5%
2
12-15
Canada
1-
2
12-15
12-18
12-11
5 %
12-29
12-10
Canada
(initial)
.
•
Canada
Malting
12-22
12-
7
112-22
12-
7*
States
Quarterly
2
12-15
Canada
2
12-17
12-28
•
121-
.
1- 2
1-
121-
$3
2
5
2
r
1—.
„
(quar.)
Canadian
Tube
1-
2
'<r
2
11-28
12-18
12-
12-21
12-10
1-
8
12-11
2
/
*
$1.8302
12-29
12-15
75c
$l'/4
12-15
12-
11-27
11-20
12-21
12-11
UlVz
$62Vac
J30c
12-26
12-10
$ $ 1 */4
12-26
12-10
f50c
12-21
12-10
joOc
12-15
11-30
12-15
(accum.)—,
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
1
12-15
12-30
——.
-——.
7%
1-15
3
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-26
12-10
—
2
12-22
50c
30c
12-
7
-
12-1
111-23
$1
(accum.)
(year-end).
12-28
12-11
Worjcs & Electric—
1-
2
(quar.)
Works
1-15
5%
_
—
12-18
12-
8
15c
12-24
12-17
$2 ya
$i
^
Co.,
2-
1
12-10
121-
5
5
———
12-21
12-10
25c
12-19
12-
9
12-23
12-
Steel
.
_
■
'
$6
$1.50
Bank
&
—
1-
Patricia
(quar.),
Gold
Mines
(s-a),
Extra
(quar.)
—
12-10
11-30
4
12-10
12-
1
12-21
12-
4
12-10
11-27
12-22
12-10
12-22
12-10
12-22
12-10
12-31
12-17
12-17
1-
1
1-
1
1-
1
12-17
1-
2
12-17
12-17
12-28
12-11
12.28
12-11
50c
12-28
12-15
(quar.)
(quar,)—
Order Co.
11-30
Cincinnati Gas & Elec., 5%
1-
2
12-18
Citizens
Co.
(Wash.,
preferred (quar.)
Pa.)—
—
—
12-10
12-
1
$1
11-24
$2
12-
1
11-24
62'/2c
12-28
12-15
50c
12-22
12-
.
,
pfd. A (quaiy
12-22
1
(year-end)
2
12-12
12-
——
• „i—
12-10
1-
6'Ac
50c
$3%
— —
4
12-21
t3c
______
—————
,
Water
12-15
12-
$3.50
$3.50
—
/_
Chicago Great Western Ry;, 5% pfd. (accum.)
7%
:
Specialty Co
Mail
2
•
12-15
12-26
$12y2
25c
85c
60c
30c
$1V2
$1V4
50c
$l'/4
$1%
$l3/4
$1
convertible preferred (accumulated),.
Chicago Dock & Canal
Chicago
1
Securities Corp.—
Illinois
preferred
12-24
1-
Public Service—
1-
1
(quar.)—,
Trust Co.
11-30
12-
12-31
$$1%
f50c
(year-end)
2
12-15
Ltd.
Chapman Valve Mfg., common
7%
12-19
i.
(accumulated)
preferred
(accumulated)
Central
12-31
2
1-
$2
Boxes—
1-
15c
1-15
$12V^c
—
preferred
6%
Central
9
,.7 5 c
f$2
1
Products—
40c
(quar.)——
12-15
1-
Ltd.—
(quar.)—.
8% preferred (quar.)
25c
Co.' (quar.)
partic; pfd.
2
25c
.—
$3
1-
12-15
50c
(year-end)-,.-—;
Imperial Diesel Engine (year-end)—.
Drop-Forge
Insurance
.
12-28
1-
Co.
1
$l'/a
J$l%
;
1st preferredAtlantic Refining Co.,-4% pfd. A (quar.U.
Laundries,, $2.50
Corp
Transit
Illinois
7
12-15
1-30
Products—.:.—
Central
12-
12-31
|50c
(quar.)—,——
——'
(Baltimore)
City
Central
preferred (quar.)
Atlas Tack
Co.
Hanover
12-24
-i—-t$l%
Ltd.
Wirebound
Central
35c
12-15
(accumulated)
12-12
12-
12-31
(year-end)
—
(year-end)
Carey (Philip) Mfg., common (year-end),
i,
6%
preferred )(quar.)—
■
5% preferred (quar.)—,,—
—
/■—
Celanese Corp. of America, common,——.
5% prior preferred (quar.)
7'h prior preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)—:
,
12-15
$3.50
—
pfd.
12-15
(quar.)—
Capital Wire Cloth & Mfg.
12-10
2
1-
12-15
12-31
$$1
—
common
$1.50
Capital
12-10
1-
$l'/2
&
preferred
Canton
11-30
2
t25c
(quar.)
class A ^accumulated) ——$50c
Cannon Mills Co.—I—50c
12-15
2
1'
Westinghouse Co.,
/
12-21
1-
60c
■.
Canadian
12-143
1-
Associated Breweries of Canada—
Autocar
12-12
due
$1.75
(interim)
Canadian
12-21
1-
7<h
(Indianapolis)-
Insurance
shares
12-21
25c
$iy8
—.
•
——.--i.—
Water
Metal
■
Registered
Capital
preferred
Automobile
1694
pfd.
Investments,
12-18
1611
Extra
12-18
$3
represent-
of
(quar.)
General
2
1-
12-15
•
1
Investment,—
1-2
12-15
1869
12-31
1-
(accum.)——
preferred .(quar.)
Oil Cos.,
2
1869
12-15
12-10
J50c
Ltd.
Canadian
11-
2
Atlas
2
2
1-15
$1%
50c
10c
.———./
(quar.)
Foreign
12-21'
1-
Atlas
11-
50c
1st pref,
Celanese, Ltd.,
8%'preferred
„
1-
7%
12-15
$25c
Packers,
Canadian
•
$1%'
Atlanta
12-15
12-15
2
f20c
7%
Converters,
12-18
$l'/2
;
2
1-
1-
50c
(quar.
preferred,
Co.
Canadian
12-18
preferred (quar.)——
Armstrong Cork Co.. (year-end)
1—
Arrow-Hart & Hegeman Electric (year-
1612
1
5
25c
}'50c
(quar.)
2
11-24
$ 1 V\
-
$7
1332
12-
12-
Corp.—-
pfd.
6%
Canadian
4,
20c
—
7%
5
1868
1692
-
12-29
40c
25c
Extra
12-17
,12-22
1-15
.
$ 1 Va
.
$6
Art
12-15
</ $$lti
(quar.ii
preference
Canadian
preferred (quar.)— __—
■
Anglo-Iranian Oil, ordinary (interim)—,
Arkansas Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—.
*
12-10
(s-a)
—
1-
$ 1 Va
,
$3
13c
pfd.
———
1st
1-
$iy2
——,
-
Transportation Corp.
American
•
11-30
(quar.)——
Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd.
Extra
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
American
1868
class B
Extra
$2
$l»/8
—' '■
Co.,, common—
American Tissue. Mills,
,
12-31
—„
A
dividend
Machinery
45c
$iy2
(quar.)— „
American Seating Co.^
American
t2288
$2.25
.
Co.
1-
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.,)-——-—
(monthly)
Co.
convertible
American
1777
Ink
1-
Rolling Mill'—
American
1691
11-16
—
(quar.j;
Co.,
1-
30c
(s-a)—^
(quar.)_—
6% 1st pfd.
American President Lines,
5%
$
II-20
(quar.)
$1
25c
Products
Home
American
:
12-
50c
Canada Bread Co.,
Cement
Mills
1-
$l'/2
■
American Hair & Felt,
1691
5
12-15
and interest thereon—
9
$1.06 Va
—
American Cast Iron Pipe,
$6
5
12-
$2
(s-a)—--
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
quarterly
1942,
2
(year-end
1690
1690
class A
class
6%
Co.,
1-
20c
American
1776
12-
62V2c
12-15
(quar.)——
1-
(quar.L—
common
convertible preferred
$4.25
«
....
ing
12-11
5c
'
•—•/
'
v
Byers
11-30
f30c
_
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.) ————
American Agricultural Chemical' (year-end)
28
28
1
New York, Chi. & St. Louis RR.. 6% deb., due 1950
Dec 30
New York Dock Co., convertible 5',/ notes, due 1947—.Dec 17
•New York Railways Corp., prior lien bonds, secies A,
due 1958—-.—.,—.————
—>—-—■
Jan 1
Nice Ball Bearing Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1945
a
Dec 15
North American Co., 3%% debentures, due 1954
.Dec 21
Ohio Oil Co., preferred stock
—Dec 15
Parkview Realty Co., 1st mtge. bonds, due I960——Jan
1
Phelps Dodge Corp., conv. 3'/2% debentures, due 1952—Dec 15
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., real estate 1st mtge..
-■
6% gold bonds of C. Benton Cooper, due Jan. 1, 1944_Jan
1.
Philadelphia Transportation Co. consol. mtge. 3% -6 7c '
bonds, series A, due 2039
—Dec 15
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Service Co. 1st lien & ref. '
• mtge. 5'/ bonds, series A.—,—
—
Jan 13
St
Louis Public Service Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1959-j—Dec 23
Salmon River Power Co., 1st mtge. 5% bonds, due 1952-Feb
1
12-18
12-22
40c
.-i
Mexico Gas Co.—-
mtge. ser.
1-2
12-15
15c
(irregular)
Corp.
(year-end)
Electric Corp., Ltd.
Aluminum Goods
1865
12-15
12-15
(quar.)—,—
Ring Co.
25c
'
-r-
Allegheny. Ludlum Steel, (year-endi
Altoona & Logan, Valley Elec. Ry. (year-endD-
^
A 5% conv. bonds, due May 15, 1951.-Dec
1st mtge. series B 5% bonds, due Nov. 15, 1954—.Dec
Newport'News & Hampton Ry., Gas & Electric Co.;
1st & ref. mtge. 5s, due 1944
*.—;
Jan
1st
Watch
Piston
75c
■
12-31
'
Aircraft. Accessories
—,
—
Burd
Oil
20c
_
_
62V2c
(irregular)———
Power,
30c
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)—
(year-end)
&-Sharpe Mfg.
Bulova
Bush Terminal
..
12-31
■
(accumulated)
o/ Rec.
^
12-10
35c
$1
Distillers
preferred
Payable
(quar.)
i
American
.
American
Columbia
$1
.
12-30
—a——
1938
$2 participating preferred A
British
25c
.'jm'
12-15
75c
—
(year-end)
common
25c
//
Dec 1
1934_Dec 26
Mississippi River Pwr. Co. 1st mtge. 5s, due 1951——Jan
1
Mortbon Corp. of N. Y. collat. trust mtge. bonds, series
B, due 1946——————J—;—
——Dec 31
Narragansett. Electric Co,,
1st mtge. • 3Vzs, series A,
•**
due
1966
——
—Jan 1.
National Steel Corp., 2%% notes, due 1949———
Dec 12
New Jersey Worsted Co., preferred stock
•——•
Feb 1
Mfg. Co.,
Holder«
1864
12-11
2
.
Water
When
——_
12-11
2
(year-end)
British
.
f $3.25
preferred. (accum.)
6Vz%
Glove-Works,
Acme
2
6% preferred (quar.)———.
—a—,.
Bridgeport-Gas Light (quar.)„_—
Brillo
30c
1862
1047
12-11
I-
Corp
thare
Name of Company
2
1-
;
Brook
12-21
11-
(irregular)—
Inc.
9
1
loc
Corp.
Diamond
12-
1-
50c
Industrial Loan Corp.—;
Per
0
-
75c
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber 6%
The dividends announced this week are:
1771
12-31
12-17
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—
show the dividends
' // 1 \
12-10
50c
68%c
25c
—
(quar.) ——
(quar.)—
Aviation
Bound
12-11
RR,
Boston & Albany RR
In the
grouped in two separate tables.
2
1-15
1-
—$1V4
/—
Creek
11-30
12-22
(quar.)—
common
8
12-19
12-15
35c'
—————
Year-end
1950
we
American
serial
Creamery,
Common
1688
1949
1,
Mercy Hospital
(Urbana, 111. i, 1st ref. mtge.
'< bonds, dated Dec. 1, 1940...-—.Miller Co., 1st mtge. 6 % % bonds (as extended) of
(quar.)
12-
2
J$l34
(s-a)_
(irregular)
common
Bondholders Management,
—
Mercantile
Corp.,
pref.
7%
Canada,
11-30
1-
37'/2C
$1V2
(extra)——„——25c
of
preferred
Bendix
previously announced, but
Further details and rec¬
in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week when
bonds, series
1949^,—-//-/.-;.——1
Lehigh Valley Coal Co., 5% 1st and ref. mtge. s.f. bonds,
:
due 1944
Feb 1
1st and ref. mtge 5 % bonds, due 1944—
—Aug 1
Libby. MeNeill & Libby, 1st mtge. 4s. due 1955———-Dec 31
Louisville & Nashville RR„ unified mtge. 4s, due 1960,aJan
1
Marshall Field & Co., 1st,mtge. 3,6% 20-yr. bonds.-—Dec 27
Mayaguez Lgt., Pwr. & Ice Co. 1st mtge. 6'/2s due 1953_Jan
1
A.
Co.
preferred
1872
which have not yet been paid.
ord of past dividend payments
1949
—
Kewanee
W.)
Extra
1872
' tSee Volume 155.
———
1
5 Va %
Beatrice
———
•
(H.
11-30
2
12-22
20c
———-•
2
1-
40c
1157
stock
1-
25c
—
of Rec.
Holder«
When
Per
(quar.)
Baldwin Co., 6% pfd. series A 1924 (quar.)Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—-—
bring together all the dividends announced the
Then we follow with a second table in
we
which
1949
1949
Conn.
•<
(Hartford)
-
——
district
Payable
Share
'
Co.
Mfg. Co. (irregular)—
Avery & Sons, 6% preferred (quar.)
current week.
'
.
—
first
1.
1946_Feb
.
are
bond
district, due in
same
,>•'
.
Axelson
Bornot,
Dividends
,
due Feb. 15. 1943,Dec 30
2'v equipment trust certificates, due March 1, 1943—Dec 30
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc., preference stock—Jan
1,
Commonwealth Edison Co., 1st mtge. 3'/2s, ser. I, due
1 % '/<:
!
„
1958
Dec 31
DIVIDENDS
1738
be
general county fund.
$2.50 prior preferred series
1
March 1, 1946_Feb
-
■
Blue
1738
in
fund
another road
to
Name of Company
.
Automobile Insurance
1st 6s, due 1937-1948
E.)
(A.
■
1780
12
:•
..•
1738
1956—Dec
—Dec
;_Dec
'/2 % bonds, due Dec. 1,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
t
10-yr,'3 !/4 % debentures, due 1950—-Dec
Line Ry.-Seaboard-All Florida Ry.,
1st
•Announcements In this issue.
Central Gas & Electric Co.—
{
Page
1146
mtge. 5% bonds, due
——'.
—„/__
1;—
transferred
fund for the
the
excess
district
1945, and the Providence
Beneficial
due 1945—Dec 15
Belvidere Hotel Corp., gen.
$12,-
refund¬
to be
bonds,
that the
Dranesville
sinking
sum
surplus will be transferred to the
Date
Mfg. Co., 7% pref.
Studebaker CorpM 10-yr. conv. 6%
23
-Feb
notes,
of
Dallas, at par. Dated
May 1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due
interest.
Sisters of St. Joseph, Alberta,
Staley
mtge.
1928
RR. 10-year 5%
of
the
retire
to
the
of the
excess
art & Co. of
and Seton High School) 1st and ref. mtge.
.collat. trust bonds. Series A, due July 1," 1949—
-Jan
,
Page
Date
,
———
Atlantic Coast Line
issue
in
amount
Board ordered
revenue
of the
passage
ing, series of 1942 bonds was sold
earlier in the year to Fritz Stew¬
ac¬
1
sewer
the
As
fund is in
paid
Sold—An
3V2%
000
1
Jan
2
_Jan
1
debs., due 1945-^—Dec 15
Studebaker Corp., 10-yr. conv, 6% debs., due 1945_—'_Jan
2
United States Steel Corp., serial debentures, due 1944,
1945, 1946,-1947,1948 and 1951
Dec 31
Texas Southwestern Gas Co., 1st mtge. 43/is, due 1956_Dec 28
Walworth Co., 20-yr. 6% debentures, due 1955——Apr
1
Warner Bros, Pictures, Inc., 6% debentures, due 1948—Dec 18
West Ohio Gas Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due,1958
Jan
1
bonds, notes,
bonds,
Dec
British & Continental Corp. 5 % gold deben¬
Southern
Great
and
bonds, series A and series B
Charity of
Cincinnati
(Good
mtge. 6%
common
1943
Bonds
Hospital
,
result
the
payment
for
1943, at par
1,
and Issue—
Air
Seaboard
Sisters
Company and Issue—
prior to
Palestine, Texas
inclusive,
108,
districts
1,
Scoville Mfg/Co.,
stocks called for 'redemption,
including' those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
due
Jan.
crued
Below will be found a list of corporate
Alabama
to
100
improvements in the two
Byrd law permitting the State to
take over all county roads.
De¬
by local residents.
July 1, 1936, maturing July
1,, 1950,. are. called
on
change.
Notices
and
Nos.
bonds
incurred by the county
were
for road
the issue requested
on
for Providence
one
They
12
Rauscher,
of San An¬
livery of bonds subject to
an¬
1949, and
1936, maturing July 1,
Nov.
issue for
an
amounting to
the amount of $60,000.
,
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred
Moreland
B.
bonds Nos. 89 to 99, dated July
Company
.
R.
the
on
district in
and
both
district
$175,000, and
system
sold
was
Co.,
of election
series, although bonds in all se¬
ries
are
still available for ex¬
1819—were awarded to
Bank of Mill-
bonds
&
Pierce
that 4V2 % water revenue
nounces
bonds include
Dranesville
power
order
an
debt.
and tonio, jointly ? as 2%s, at par.
Call—City Recorder
Treasurer
to' Dec/ 2, $14,100,000
exchanged.
This in¬
bonds ; of practically -all
16
cludes
$17,000 coupon
First National
the
Bond
of the group handling the
Nov.
and
issue
to
permitting payment in full
Interest M-N.
light
revenue
Elizabethton, Tenn.
Drexel &
bonds were
building bonds offered Nov. 27—
v.
—
Philadelphia and Lehman
of New York, joint man¬
of
Court
Circuit
Sale—An issue of $88,000
Bond
1
-
Paul E. Brown to request the
ney
$1,000 from 1947 to
$4,000 from 1951
Attor¬
Commonwealth's
structed
Due Nov. 1,
from 1943 to
to Crummer & Co.
city's current $162,296,000 bond
exchange bffer—v. 156, ,p. 1819-—
announced that during the period
4), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
1, 1944.';
electric
agers
School
(P. O. Bloomsburg,
*
District
after Jan/
of two
retirement
the
issues, totaling $235,000
mature Dec. 15, and in¬
The
•
Bros,
Township
Pleasant
Mount
Exchanged
Bonds
Co.
issue
The
'
•
The
—
road bond
Hondo, Texas
Callable
incl.
1963
to
TENNESSEE
the face of the obliga¬
funding • bond
will be for about $400,000.
tions.
h,
,
Philadelphia, Pa.
2 % -accrued
plus
bonds,
interest
made
Pittsburgh. '"
1944
from
bid of 100.71 for *l%s was
by Glover & MacGregor of
high
Bonds
Supervisors on Nov. 18
authorized
and
1953 incl.
to
of
Ranson-
the
San
$2,000
incl.;
1950
of
1, 1942.
follows:
as
to
Fairfax),
O.
(P.
Road
Retiring
Board
.
sue
County
V a.
Bonds Sold—The $24,000 3Y4%
refunding bonds approved by the
State Attorney-General on Nov.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
playground
Dec.'
VIRGINIA
Freeport, Texas
Perkins County (P. O. Bison),
bonds offered
I
:
S. Dak.
p.
1819—were
Erie, Pa.
Bond Offering—E. H,
McVey,
awarded to Phillips, Schmertz &
Plans Settlement Of Street Im¬
County
Auditor,
will
receive
Co.,' and George G. Applegate,
provement Bonds — Joseph C.
sealed and auction bids until 10
both
of
Pittsburgh, jointly, ' as
Martin, Director of Department
a.m. on Dec.
19 for the purchase
of
Accounts
and Finance, said 114s, at a price of 100.257, a basis
of about 1.20%.
Dated Dec. 1, of
$142,000
refunding
bonds.
that the proper ordinances cover¬
1942 and due $3,000 on Dec. 1
Dated Jan. 1, 1943. Due on Jan. 1
ing a proposed funding bond is¬
from 1943 to 1952 incl.
Second
'
C. N. Burt & Co.
—
of Dallas have purchased an issue
of $44,000 4% refunding bonds.
.
;
Dallas.
of
park
$30,000
gality approved by W. P. Dumas
Texas
Bonds Sold
page
on
as follows: $5,000 in 1955
1956, and $2,000 in 1957. Le¬
May 1,
and
County (P. O. Stephenville),
(P.
Township
Island
cities of the
posed by law upon
bondholders, as described by
Philadelphia Bureau of Mu¬
nicipal Research, appeared in the
municipal -news section in the
O. Neville
Branch, Pittsburgh), Pa.
Neville
Erath
the
1968.,
valorem taxes
taxing limitations im¬
TEXAS
ex¬
the
due on Jan. 1
incl.
Second
of Danville.
Bank
ad
from
1962
to
the bond
change offer to both the city and
high bid of 101.25 for IV2S was
made " by the Danville * National
Issued subject to approv¬
ing legal opinion of Townsend,
Elliott & Munson of Philadelphia.
quired.
Payable
and
1942
1943
The advantages of
.
of
1,
from
Treasurer, is re¬
order of the City
2V2S, at a price of 101.41,
about 2.33%.
Dated
as
basis
Jan.
payable to
bonds,
of the
2%
ville,
all
rate of interest for
bonds.
the
1997
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Number 4131
Volume 156
i
$ 1 Vi
=
9
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-11
-
—,
$l3/4
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1998
Per
Name
When
share
of Company
Payable
(year-end)—Cleveland Builders Supply
Cleveland Worsted Mills (year-end)
Works,
Water
Clinton
pfd.
7M
$i
50c
$la4
preferred (quar.)*-
7'»
'
preferred
$7
Corp.
Commonwealth
Water
preferred
preferred
$6
$7
$1.06'A
(quar.)
SIM,
■.
Dry Goods,
2
1-
2
12-11
(accum.i
Ltd.
12-11
Industrial
12-
2
Inland
2
20c
12-21
12-12
4
50c
12-2
12-31
75c
12-
2
International
International
$1
12-22
12-
50c
12-28
of
Cream
12-15
25C
12-21
12-
Zellerbach
Crown
,
Wheat Corp.
__
preferred
7(/
'
T
Corp.
7
.
.
6'r/
12-U
25c
______
1-2
12-28
12-14
12-28
12-14
12-24
12-12
12-15
11-30
Kendall
12-21
12-
Aircraft
Debenture
Securities
&
2
12-10
of
Corp.
$1M
,
1
Canada—'
Key
2
12-22
15c
12-23
1242
12-23
12-12
S2M
(s-ai'_—
(quar.t
Records
-
"
,
1-
.
Delong"
(quar.l
-__--.4v.4-
—
12-31
12-15
Electric
Delta
Eye
Detroit
Harvester
Steel
Dewey
Class
Di
B
Dixie
_____——
12-
;_
50c
12-21
12-10
25c
12-15
11-30
common——.
common--
T
Car
Motor
Cream
Ice
par tic.,
Co.
pfd.
Extra
Woolens
______
1
51st
2
Durham.-Enders
Class
A
Class
425c
1-
2
(s-ai
150c
12-21
12-31
(year-endi
12-15
_j
_
Ltd.
Theatres,
Drug Co..
Extra
8'*
.and
A
on
preferred
Eureka
A and B
common
Ex-Cell-O
Morse
Fansteel
Fear
Co.
&
Mettalurgical
(Fred)
Federal
& Co.
Federal
Water
N.
Gas
&
Finance
First
Co.
of
!
First Security
Class
Extra
class
011
Flambeau
6'■<
class
Paper;
preferred
B
12-
12-
1-
j.
11-
2
12-10
12-
12-10
12-23
1245
2
12-21
1-
$3
Franklin
Frick
Company
&
Co.,
Class
class B
pfd.
conv.
American Investors,
Bottlers,
55c
General
Optical.
$3.50
General
Precision Equipment—-
conv.
General
Refractories
Time Instruments,
preferred
Corp.
Gisholt
Machine
_
——-
common
(resumed)
—
Brothers,
State
Hosiery
Granite
City
conv.
pfd.
(quar.l
SDL.
15c,
2
Insurance
(N.
—
Y.i
(quar.i.,
—.
___
Great Western Sugar, common (quar.i
7preferred (quar.)
—1———
Greening
Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.i
6 4' pfd. laccum.)
Engineering Corp..
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.i
(Bi
Water System,
Greenwich
Aircraft
Grumman
Guaranty
Hamilton
$2
Cotton
Co.,
Ltd.,
convertible preferred
United Theatres.
Hamilton
7preferred
Hamilton
Watch
common
•
12-15
12-
$1
12-28
2
12-
1248
12-15
12-
SIM
,42-22
12-24
1-
2
12-
k
12-14
12-
1-
2
2
1-
2
145
12-24
12-14
25c
1-
2
1-
2
Harshaw
Hawaiian
Bendrick
Hilo
Gas, Tl
preferred
Chemical Co
(quar.
Canneries Co., Ltd
Suger Co.
(liquidating)____
Ranch
Ltd.
2
12-15
2
2
12-31
12-29
12-11
410c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-31
12-15
SIM
1-15
12-15
12-
8
12-31
25c
12-23
25c
,12- 5
U-30
$3
12-21
12-U
12-U
(irregular)
12-15
12-
5
20c
11-26
11-
4
11-10
..."
12-11
•:
12-19
:
4\il 2,4
_.1:20c,
--<411 fac
1-15
.
,:
••1-15
S2
12-10
12-31:.
35c 4
pfd.'(quar;
;
1-
5c
(year-end)__4x__
pfd. A
prefened
_•_
pfd.
:/
(quar.i:;/
:
pfd.
8
-r
12-
4-H//» ';/!,.
k*;:
,
87'?C"
'
Oil
National
8crew
v
(s-a>44
..
'
iquaKKK
1
.7
_7
(quar.i.
"
Corp.
•
preferred
laccum.>
•
5
12-15
.12-
5
"•
1
12-19
1-1
$1*4
12-19
*1-
$1 '«
(quar.l
1
12-10
12-10
11-30
15e
12-30
12-
30c
i
12-15
25c
1-
26c-
iquar.i'7_*77
•
(accunf;)
-
12-
8c
12-: 5
11-21 /
1
12-21
1.20c
12-26
12-10
7$ I'M
12-26
12-10
-
_„7.7.;___-7'£_;__.-.7__
12-11
•
12-26
ioc:
)M.
preferred ls-aKi_
,12-23
11-23
1-
x
5
12-
5
.4 " '.
12-23
12-
•
4
1-
$1)4
V 1-
84c
1-
;'_/_7
'/■
Mfg.
12-10
12-23
12-12
12-12,.
'"Ac;
12-28
12-12
.
'
25c
:
12-14
12-5
25c
•
12-14
25c
(quar.t,—."
12-15
12-
■
4
12-31"
1-15
12-31'
12-
12-11
2
12-21
•
*.
(resumed,
12-5,
1-15
t4C:
tic
&
Corp.
12-10
12-10.7
.1-. 1
25c
(year-endt!
12-10
" 62c
;,7 $1 )V
_
.42-16
1-
50c
(year-endn.;
__7_L
_
9
1-
M.65C
(quar;)/:i;7;:_;x
common..
preferred•
class. A
12-10
12-1
•
preferred_7;..:;_;7-_;
common
12-15
12-15
50c
■v.
*
12,-10
75c
•%.$7*.
.
A
& Gas,
12-
12-15
12-15
'
pfd,77
Co.. (quar.)_; 1-7; 1_ ,l/77-_7__4_;
Corp.,
12-15
75c
12 Mc
-,
*
12-10
2
12-1
$3
60c
(initial)l.._
74'non-cum:
RR.'.
'
9 v
85c
Ltd.; common .tquar;)j.'/.:
(quarxi
12-15
2
37 Mc
_
iquar.i
(quar.)..'.
Corp.
1-
12-
(quar.)7l:___l7>__7
(irregular!
D.i
11-28
12-12
12-15
Steel
12-11
12-22
12-
8
12-
8
12-22
1-15
12-
"
12-31
11-25
1
•
12-10
12-18
12444
12-21
20c
.i 50c
;1-
2
K-l'-i,
2
.
,
-
*•
12-19'"
Public ^Service,
'"
'
•
■
12-21:
12-
$5
9
1-20
•i $l M
.-
'
(initial)
12-15
-
1240
4
4-2- 1
•1-20
12-15
12-1
12V2C,
12-15
12-. 4
75c*
12.-22
12-9.,,
.
■
;t_
S.i
Stayton Oil Co.
,
.
_
145
12-21
75c
,
,;
25c
31 Mc
1240
12-16
2-15.
•
11-30,
1-29.
75c
•
,12-30
12-16
15c
(year-end)__;
(quar.)
1/rr
-
•
(quar;);.
,
vf'"'
1
2-
SIM'
■
,
Co.
"
//•
T'
.r
>.'
*.<••-•
.
& ,SS. Corp.—
'
p«articlpating^preferred». (.accumulatedi
Stanley."Works, common (year-endi
(L.
1-2
'
Corp.
preferred
12-15
12-21
$1)4-
v*
preferred series -A- (quar.)
.
•12-4
I
$1%.
16%c
-
_
—
(annual)
Fund.:
& Sons-—
"
12-19
1-15
12-15
12-21
8 i"
SIM
pfd;. <quar.it
com..-
Assurance—
Trask
:
10c
7* $2
.-'
.
$3
577
;
12-8
2-15
'
:i;20c-
.
.
25(7/paid ctfs.
Starrett
9 '
Elec.; 5'7
&
Standard Fruit
.
12
12-22
$ 1 Vu
'
Corp.___;_7_.__y__,__JL_
Gas
Life
12-214
12-22
/iquar.
preferred.- (quar.)>x_77__L____:
."Squibb (E."R.)
11-23
12-
12-19,
common
12-30
37»/Vc
1
,
participating preferredMquar.tL_4.-tl_'
6',k
"
,
12-15--
-
V 13- -I,
-25.C'
h-
,
;
-
•'.;••"•' ( /
7.
(quar.i'_i_;//_.F_:;-/7./i'_-.4i
Oil
Canada " Power;
Sovereign
12^14
£
67r
Spencer
12-10
12-24 *
.
Penh
Sperry
12-14
-St ;.:
•
New
Jersey Water. 7",
York
&
Common
Harlem
(s-a 1
(quar.i4
$6 pfd.
preferred
RR.,-104
,
7.
$1
50c-kl-3-19
$1*44-12-19
7
v
^
40e
'•
20c/.
-
>
lV,lr.;2
(quar.l k/v ...,$1 '•j1-/2
.
S-l^Vv4;T-'x2j-_,
(quar.).:-/
pfd.
(s-ai;_„K,
(irregular)
Sterling
12-14
Stonega
12-
12-21
.
.
.
.«
12-15.^
12-
5
1st
—1—_
__
pfd.
12-21
12-7
10c
Furniture
Corp.
-.
<quar.)____L;_;__
Co.-- (quar.i
Class ,B
(quar.l __4
1
class
12-12
."$1
12-32
12-
1
11-27.
11-17
11-27
25c
1147
_x__
50c
12-10
11-30
xx_
25c
12-12
42-5
65c
12-19
Sundstrandx.Machine »Tool______x^__v.t—
SunsetrMcKee- Sales -Book,
12-,7
12-21
,12 Vac
/
.
Stromberg-Carlson Tel:' Mfg. '(year-endi
Strouss-Hirskberg
12-10
12-15
90c
,
12-19
75c
.
(quar.i_■
Extra4 _xt—
3
12-11
Co.—x—____
Stores,
Aluminum Products (year-endi
Coke & Coal (year-end) x___J
Storkline
;i2-;.4..v i
V." ! 60c^.t>
Mfg.
Bros.
9
12-
'v/el-42.>r .12-15;
tsrd'/2^:
Co.
Gas
Stearns
Sterchi
12-" 9
12-14..
4
1- 2
*
_x
Auction
Natural
;
v.:
New
York
30C
50c25C
Co.,-common
Southwestern
/
12-* 8 C
•/13-IOk/
25c
-
1
.c
—•
Jersey Power & Light,
-
12-15
_7_
Phosphate
t.
>
12,-24
44.vc
—i—
Special
New
12.-11
-12-22 '4
<
-
.37lie-
v
i
i_-_.
Machine
Hampshire Fire Ins. Co.
Northern
12-22
7_;7_l__x_
Weaving.Co.'(year-end)
*
'
year-endi
Britain
New
Ml
-14 25c
_4;_".
12-15
12-12
20c.
.7.
12-15
12-23
iquar.)__x_
Southwestern
-
.
'
tyear-endi__
12-15
12-21
'
Class B
New
P
'•••? 20c
4s
-•
Standard Co.
(quar.i
Naval Stores Investment Go.
(quar.)
New
12-12
.
?43c
/
-r
.-.
*
11-30
!2r33*j,4 12-15
12-21~
.-„• T?. 2
-
93-40
_
_„__x..:.44_f_
Stamping (year-end)_444:
class-A
2
12-21
1 year-end 1
Southern
50c ..4
Mfg.___-
1-
12 VaC
37 Me
/: 50c
■
___7'____7x__
1
Southern
'
.
National
Neptune Meter,
'•
12-15
12-29' Z
Machinery....
&
(initial
$1.50
Utah
Steel
Southern
12-15
,
1.2-15--
Products___x____
Rubber
12-18
$2.12 M
»;40c .-,,4.12-36 /' 12-10'.
$1! V
42-33;- .12-12
-I//
pfd.
2
$1
_L
'
(quar.l
> South'. Carolina Elec.- & Ga$V•■'•''' ''4
.$6 prior
pieferred Mquar.I
12-15
.12-29•
V
'$14 -12-29
Ltd.,-74
1-
(year-end)
(quar.i
(initial)_7
(H.i
"/South
•:
12-12
:12-29
Gas._xi.-__:
50c
.
nt i'V
1- 1
.
-10c/
& Brothers.;.
Cylinder
12-19
"
12-5
$5 preferred (quar.i __x___'/4'7
Acceptance, 6 4 preferred (quar.i 4_ 7
Breweries,
2
1 quar:
(year-end)
$5.'Convertible
.Solar
■:"i- 2
.12-12
-41.5c
preferred (quar. 1
preferred (quar.l
pfd.
1-
■
,
b' 12-J5
(quar-f;"Xl'i'is'
.(accumulated)__;_4.430c
Decatur RR.,-7)/24
12-19
$1/4
(quar.l
'
(quar4441.4-'
Dakota Utilities, common. _4___Fi4v
E.l
2
.
5
12-15
1-
50c
Castings/i/J'/i.7
Steel .& Iron. $6 pfd. (quar.l
$1)2
Sons, Ltd., common (quar.!•_/ 7
M15c
:* * 7'7* preferred (quar.)777__/v;____'-;_£_/;— •
J$1M
Smith' rHowardi- Paper Mills, 64 pfd. (quar.')"/
nv/2
Smith' (T. L.1 Co., 6'r preferred (quar, 1 /___•
loC
25c
Snap-On Toolst (quari)"_L__i7
LE-Z/L
•
12-10
-12-20
5
25c
prior preference iquar.)
preferred (quar.
non-cumulativc preferred B (quar. 1 _;
Simon
1"
1
12-21
20c
Sloss-Shcffield
1'
l 2-40 K 12-
45c K
t
Chemical, $3.50 preferred
&
(accum.i-
(year-end):
convertible
Sivyer
<
.
11-2s:"
12-
(F.
preferred
(^|Uar.
12-15
(irregular)
Inc.; (year-end)
11-21
(quar.)
Class., B (quar,)_l.__yi______r.7_____
4Signal Royalties, class A (quar.i
Sheep Creek Gold Mine.8 •,
12-15
2
12-15-
$1
(s-at44
Co.
12-
pfd.
2)7 C
&
Signal Oil
,
11-24
"'■•25C ;12-15 4
Brass
$ 1V2
vtc.
Sherman Lead Co.
12-19
$$L20ir
preferred
11-30
Paper, 6 77-
class
54'
12-12" *
:
12-19
11-30
H.„ $5
preferred series A
Mfg.
Sharon
11-24
<'-\U
$ 1 Mj1
•-' -:
_x.4i.44
(year-mdi
,4
12-26-
•
12-10
12-31
1
1-15
12-15
non-cumulative
5 77
•
2-
115c
12-15
4'Seiberling Rubber Co.,
"77"$l '4: v -71-V2> •12721
12-21 •"
S1/4K V 1
2V
T
4Lx__41"i'
6'c
12-
•
12-; 1
(quar.)
(quar.l
12-31
12-2
12-21
$1M
$llli
N.
Pendleton
Lake
64
7. 11-28
12-A
.
12-7
1-20
12-26
12-19
^Security Holding Corp., Ltd.—•
t,
.10-30
12-U: ;
...
12-15
Aeronautical
$2,50
; 12-23
/ -xv50c
.•:_
12-10
12-
preferred
Myers,
Class.B
12-10
12-10
:
12-10
5
35c
Pulp & Paper (year-endill
Louis Bank Bldg. & Equipment Corp;__7.
Salt
2
50c: -7:12r29 *7
k-
5
1-
12-15
preferred
Industries,
Scovill
12-15
12-26
12-23 "-
5-
1-
25c
Year-end
12-15
-4,;
-$l3i
12-
12-15
$1M
iquar.l_„_
St.-Louis Public Service,: class A
12-19
.
12-26^,
*.<
.4,11c
"
J'44;"
50c
SIM
(interim)
Co.
V'i, preferred
St.
■
j
_
20c
Telephone
-&
St. Croix
12-19
-
.12-9
Corp.
(George
Ryan
1-.9
•
(irregular25c
1
(final)
5
1-15
preferred
Cable ;Corp.
•
Russell
'
12-4
■
,25c.
;
44.
10-20
St. Helen's
4-50c?
National
•
4
regis.
(quar.i__________x__;
Extra
1;$1M
12-31
44
-National
12-U
2
Co,
National
12-11
75c
1-
12-io
1-15
(quar;)
National Enamel &
12-15
$1M
$3
12-29
Machine- (year-end)__x_44i
National
12-15
5c
Royalties
Electric Light,
1-
1-
25c
(year-endi
Harrisburg
Hawaiian
50c
SIM
1-
.,43C4
Fund___
12-
—__
Roxborough Co., conv. partic.' pfd.
'•Ruberoiti: Co.
(year-endi
12-8
.37'aC"
Co.
Aircraft
Rome
12-1
iquar.ixx4„-__:,l-; 4$l.'a V
Birmingham RR., 44
Mfg.
Myers
1248
415c
12-18
12-15
.*
12-12
7c
Sl'/a
/
11-25
25c
—
(year-end
Cement
Rohr
12-10
,
12- "T
4.4
,
12-12
12-21
'
;
12-23
Paper
4'/j4 .1st
Roper
12,-23
(interimi;
(quar.l
Collet
Nashville
1248
20c
12-15
j"4c
Corp.: (year-end)
Muneingwear-,
12-10
12-24
12-14.
(s-at/J
-
12-21
$2
2
40C
Corp.
Bros.
Rochester
12-26-';
4."
12-. 2
common...;/.;
Inc.;
*
Paper
Robbings &
12-14
v
iyear-endK.-_xx___.j4_
-
*■
12-11
15
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.l
2nd
Richman
common
ordinary
common
Motors,
Rhinelander
Communications—
preferred
River Power,
7
25c..
for
Light, 74
,Reo
One
(quar.i_4_x__4/_x„-_-__ J4x':
■
Portland
&
Motors
12-31
25c
10c
..v
12-
tSl'M
preferred
convertible
*Riegdl
4
held
Mines, Ltd.
Investors
preferred
Mueller
12-10
20c
1
Motor Finance,
12-31
62 Mc
$7
64
12-20
1-
I Richardson
.12-12
.$14 :
5 4
4
SIM
412-12
12-30
12-15'
Montana
8
15c
•12^28
:: 1- -2 '
Monroe
5
12-
12-
H
8 4
12-14
12-
12-21
54
'Roeser
Monongahela Valley.Water. 7-4 pfd.
Monroe Auto Equipment ____x4_
12-14
12-15
11-30
t-
12-10
12-11
Realty Mtge. Co. (Birmingham)-r-
^Reliable, Stores
11-30
Life Assurance (Winnipeg)
(s-a 144
Monolith Portland Cement, 84
pfd. (accum.i
Monolith Portland Midwest Co.--- ♦. -•,- -. '•
«
12-15
12-12
50c,
Monarcli
1
8
aC
1
2
1-
12-11
I75C
of
Rayoriier., Inc., $2
12-12
-
12-4
$112
preferred
Fund
convertible
3 7'4C
,i
Modine
12-14
25c
25c.
Lone
5'7
12-12
/,'12»26n-:
8
12-24
(quar.i_7—_w
Car,
Non-cumulative
1,
partic.
B
'
Steel
11-30
-
12-
1
Inc.
(George)
Ralston
12-26
445c-
Modern
12-18
1-
12-15
450c
_____
4
;430C.;.
Mobile
5
13MC
6'./
Steel
Missouri
12-U
'SIM
Drydock,
Mississippi
12-5
1-
Ltd.—
(accumulated)—
Co.
4
(quar.i
.12-
30c
12-2L
12-
•'"■.
.'
(quar.i.
partic.
Service Co.
8,7'.
dividend
Marine
series
preferred
7'r-
)•
•
Extra
12-15
47laC
12-20
2
1-
1
-
(year-end)
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Public Electric.Light, 64
Ltd.— '.
Machine
Mississippi Power, $6
12-15
12-15
preferred
Milwaukee Gas
1
35c
1—__
(quar.)
(resumed)
(year-end)
Co.
Steel
American
$2.50
Ltd.
Co.,
Gotham
12-
SIM
__
8
Michigan Consolidated Gas, 64
1240
25c
preferred (quar.i___—_——4—4
Stock Telegraph Co. (quar.):
&
Ooldblatt
12-21
12-19
„
25e
;
___
12-
$A-,'zC '
Middlesex Water.-Co,
12-10
5c
,
12-22
4_
rets,
Michigan Silica Co,
1
12-7
12-31
35c
common.—.—
Co.t„_______
Co.,
12-28
Si
(accum.i
—
____——._x._
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke
(quar.),.
(quar.i_—
(year-end 1—■
(quar.)
Girdler
(year-end)
8
McManu's Petroleums. Ltd., partic. pfd.: (s-a)'••Merchants & Miners Transportation._x_4i'/V
1
15c
(quar.l■„
pfd.
$6
pfd.
preferred
General
Great
12-
15c
General
Golden
12-15
(quar.)_'_—
A
General
7'r
12-15
k.,x_
deposit
McLouth
12-31
50c
(quar.l——:
common
5
12-
(quar.) 4___4^c__x4_'_
McBryde Sugar Co.; Ltd.
12-15
12-30
$ IM-
year-end
General American Transportation
Gold
1-20
12-30
(quar.)-;.—__
1
12-
12-22
,
12-11
35c
S6
$3'-
Gas,
International
Maryland
8
$1
—
Acceptance Corp.*
12-
1:35c
:
Co.
Massachusetts
1245
25c
(year-end)
com.
Brewing
Gannett
$6
1- 2
25c
——
Schmidt
General
.
12-23
37 Mc
(quar.) —4—
Distilling,
preferred
County
convertible
Fuhrinann
Gas
12-19
Products__4_
Ltd.,
1
11-19
—.
Natural
Ky,
4
12-12
(interim)
pfd.
(year-end)____
Marven's,
1149
11-24
(quar.)
___—
Frankfort
60c
11-24
50c
Brewing
Public
12-
.
A
Star
Marlin-Rockwell ;Corp.
1
.
_______—
Co.
(Peter)
Extra
7'r
12-1
$1M
Insulation
Foundation
Fox
12-10
12-15
50c
.
25c
B-____-,—
common——
class A pfd. (quar.l
(Canada) (quar,)—
12-21
t
12-15
2
12-15
$1M
fquar.)
Laundry
25c
_4
___Jl4
(quai/)__„___________i___/
Marion Water, 7 4
preferred (quar.)_4._^_4
Maritime Tel, & Tel.,. Ltd., common iquar. (_*
,12-11
25c
Foster & Kleiser Co.,
Progress
.Putnam
(interim)
11-30
,
$4
Formica
12-10
—
(quar.)
Natural
Calculating
Amer.
12-12
2
50c
—
'
12-21
4
8'4
'
'
pfd.
Co.,
Co.
Lambert,
50c
Margay Oil Corp.
Utah-
(s-ai,
(quar.)
Mills
Florence
Marconi
12-23
12-15
2c
62 VaC,
Marchant
12-13
2
1-
.$2
■
_
&
__4_:___4
C.i
D.
of
shares
non-cum.
6'7
•
12-15
12-28
$1
St
(quar.
preferred
Pratt
River & Canal—
(stock
Madsen Red Lake Gold
12-22
2
12-30
30e
Metal
Lyon
11-19
1
18
1st
15c
Inc.__„
Theatres,
Provision,
Lunkenheimer
1
12-
Louisville
8
12-15
"
(quar,)
Corp.
Northern
for each
-
5
12-15
50c
(year-end.)
and
A
12-15
35c
_____
(Bait.)—
(quar.l—4
Corp. of Ogden,
and
A
12-10
50c
of
share
12-10
12-24
25c
(quar.i____—
Fund
Stores
12-24
.
50c
—
(quar.l—,
(yeai'-endi
Penna.
Industrial
National
1
12-15
1.
Gas
-
50c
Pollack Mfg. Co, (year-end)
Power Corp. of Canada, common
20c '
4_4__4
preferred
Cordage
12-15
25c
2
1-
$iM
2nd
&
1-2
_■
■
Star
Johnson
12-28
75c
(Marcus)
Tr
Lone
12-U
50c
Fidelity & Guaranty Fire Corp.
Financial
12-
2
65c
(quar,)____
Loew's
1
12-21
10c
(year-end*,
J.
12-
12-10
.
50c
_____
Corp.
of
Insurance
Federal
25c
.
(extra)
Warehouse
&
.
Extra
preferred
$3.25
(year-end)
Co.
1-
12-10
.
$2
12-11
2-1
-
1-
37 Mc
_____
12-21
12-18
prior
Plymouth
2
12-28
$14.
(quar.i_
(quar.i
Co.—-;
non-cumulative
4$ I
_4___4___44_
Steel Chain
4
12-12
12-10
1-2
1-
15c
6 77
(year-end)
Mines
preferred
(year-endi
&
30c
Co.
Co.
1-
12-11
12-19
12 Mc
(irregular)
(Charles!
37 Vise
(quar.i
Long Lac Gold
:
12-11
12-24
70c
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. (quar;!
7'ft preferred (quar.
! Pittsburgh
Mettalurgical
12-19
:
1
12-10
12-24
(quar.)
Amer. deposit rets, ordinary regis;
Pioneer Mills Co.. Ltd. (resumed)
410c
"■
__4__4__„_'_
preferred
7/7
12-
1-
12-21
$2
62'/a c
12rl5
1-15
$1 Mi
(quar.l7.
Pinchin,
12-31
12-10,
-
<quar.)____„____„;
$2
12-19
4
(Ontario)—,
(Wash.,
pfd.
571
12-10
:15c
12-10
12-21
Corp.—
12-30
12-29
,
Corp.
Works,
Corp.
Co.,-
$6
11-30
5
12-15
12-19
$1
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
12-23
12-
15c
Year-end
1
2
30c
-
SIM
Co.
Co.
Co.
,
'
11-
1
75c
12-8
2
12-15
12-
•
28c
12-15
1-
t-2
?$i'/4 ;
:
,
12-11-,
12-15
Semi-annually
12-20
2
Mfg.
Locke
12-9
.1-
11-30
80c
(interimi
Littie Schuylkill Navigation
12-10
12-10
25c
5-
25c
(quar.i
Match
Little
12-15
12-21
$1.60
,.
(quar.i
Compress
Service
prior preferred
Lisk
12-15
2
12-31
3c
(resumed)
Corp.. (quar.)—,
Fairbanks
1-
12-
$3'a
(year-end)
participating
Lion
12-15
2
12-31
$1M"
(quar.)
_________
(quar.)__
Co,
Cleaner
Vacuum
.11-24
I-
SIM
ordinary—,—___\
National Watch Co. (year-endi-.
Elmira & Williaipsport RR., 7(■<
pfd. (s-ai_
Elgin
Emerson
12-10
50c
(resumed)
Ltd.,
,.12rll
75c
12-15
$l hi
(quar.l____
z
7/4
12-11
12-15
425c
$3.50 non-cumulative preferred
Corp.,
12-15
10c
s
Ecuadorian
Locomotive
Covimon
12-U
10c,
(year-end)—
preferred (year-endi _______
Eastern Malleable Iron Co. (year-endi
4.
Eastern Steel Products, 5M conv. pfd. (quar.l
2
$6
(quar.)_-
__-;4
6 0
12-15
10c
'"1-
Pfizer
12-10
2 Vz ('c
$2.50 preferred
Works,
Stove
.
Circle
Pfaudler
„
12-30
8
!
(quar.)
preferred
Perfect
12-1
77c
,.
■
(quar.r__
Cement
Refineries
Lincoln
.
B
Eaton Paper,
Lima
12-15
62 ) / c
:
Razor Corp.—
1245
2
12-16
1
;
;
48c
,
(quar.l
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh &
Leonard
1-
1:60c..
c
Water
7','r
-
5
$1,55-
■
(s-ai
20c
Roi Company (irregular)
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal lN. J.)—•'
Liquidating
12-15
1
(quar,),
25c
(quar.i
Le
•
12-15
"1-
•
(year-end)____
Perkins Machine & Gear, common
Year-end
11-30
12-24•
■30c
Portland
Lawrence
Perfection
12-10
.
A
iquar.i
preferred
Peoria
75c
(year-endi
Frary & Clark
$5: preferred
12-10
12-15
:
Ltd.
Pennsylvania Edison,
1
12-10
12-11
12-
(year-endi
Telephone
12-23
Latrobe^Electric SteeL--,..:
42-1-9
Participating
Eastern
Landers,
12-19
__
preference
Co.
Sugar
;1-1
_
8
12-15
(accumulated)
Pennsylvania
; $1:U \
<accum.)_4
common
Banking & Loan Co.
Quarterly
Worsteds—
&
Steel
preferred
Pennsylvania
122
series Bl_.____.___
preferred
$2.50
11-15
1
12-
$1 Mi
Bankshares & Securities—•
12-1
',1-1
12-
12-24
7
12-15
-.11-
11-20
12-24
(quar.)_:
•12-17
1
1
.
10c
Co.
pieferred
(s-ai
6 77
Co.
12-
:
12-15-
12-
iyear-end)___„
prefeired (accum.i__
12-15
,
$1:5V
;
(year-end)___j,4_
Landed
11-25
1-
.
Mfg.,
preferred
Co.
Co.,
C.)
11-23.
$ 17a
.
Plantation-.
1-1
...
$1^
,"
_'4_
6',/
''Lamaque Gold Mines,
12-12
12-
participating preferred
Rubber Goods, common
Tire &
Dunlop
42-22
Telephone,
convertible
Laclede
7
i25c
non-cumulated
60c
12-
12 Mc
(quar.)—
—
com.
Transport
(J.
12-16
1
2
50c
Extra
:12-22
12-30
15c
Fund,
Penney
2
1-
(quar.)*.
Co.—';
Aggregates
Peabody Coal
$2.50
11-30
12-16
(irregular)______
_______
Dominion
12-15
25c
—
(quar.)—
Foundries & Steel
Dominion
25C
laccum.)
12-14
SI u.
6'L prior preferred
Plant-Choate
5
$4.50
______
$3
12-14
$75c
—•,
7 4
12-10
12-21
Chemical,,
Giorgio Fruit,
Diamond
12-21
25c
•
12-
2
:75c
.
,_4__„4—*.4,
Gas,
Company
Crosse
Sugar
1-
.
11-25
11-25'
50c
Debenture:
Wolverine
1
1
12-
(yeariend)__
Ry,
11-25*
1,
12-
$1)4
•
Quebec
1
12-10
U I'M
A__x
a-.i
;
Mines
Parker
Co.—
(year-endi
Gold
&
pfd.
12-
'
12-
■
$i:i»
pfd. (quar.i
perpetual debenture stock
Paauhau
2
12-10
3c
&
5
11-
45c
Ltd.
Lime
C0.1
$1
12-10
_
(quar.)
&
.12-
$13M *
(quar.)
6'r
^7
Loan
571
pfd.
Service, .class
Ontario
,
11-30
2
I 12-24
$1
(quar.)
Natural
Co.,
La
12-19
12-21
SIM
a.-j.
Products
Almy
&
12-26
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Detroit
4
(quar..t._44
Keystone Custodian
12-1
10c
Hook &
Island
Ke.ves Fibre,
12-1
12-15
Sugar
La
42-15
15c
5c
Fund
Delaware
25c
(.year-end)__________:
Dejay Stores, Inc.
Kekaha
Kelley
J$3M
4.
_____
25C
5preferred
Decca
•
(Canada)—
(accumulated)
(year-end)________———'
Hotel
Co.
12-
Water
Ontario
„
6'A
class
:
Pennsylvania
Co.__,
Kerr-Addison
31 Mc
12J
12-15
,
$l'a
12-12
preferred
11-24
.
-
pfd. (quar.)
12—31
12-21
$ i Vis
Telephone, 6 7j
Co.,
12-10
$148
1st
-
Power.
Forge & Machine
Ohio
11-24
4
60c
preferred (quar.)
:
Kaynee Co,, * 7'4 preferred iquar.r_____4__;
Kearney (J. R.) Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (s-a)___
12-22
Witt
Ohio
•.
12-12
1
(1-
10c
12-24
7M
.
2
12-; 1
-
37l-4c
(quar.)
12-15
De
Chemicals—
&
Power & Light
Kansas-Nebraska
50c
DeHavilland
.1-
12-
4"
!ac
Brass
Class B
12-1
12-12.
:«:$1
(quar. 14
(quar.)
25C
-—
__
.
Shoe
Mfg.
$1M
Corp.—
11-20
■'
56
(s-ai—
Petroleum
12-10
40c
__4_,
preferred
7','r
l_
preferred
5
25C
(quar.l.4,
Davega Stores Corp., common (year-end) _i_
5''it
convertible preferred (quar.)
5 '■(>
12-
87
4__4
Products
preferred
Justfite
Dairy League Co-operative Corp.—
Darby
12-15
dividend)
(quar.)__i
5preferred
12-19
2
SIM
(quar.),J.
pfd.
(quar.)—-
Ohio
Silver," 7'A
Jersey Central
4
SIM
(quar.)
5Va'/.
1-
37 Mc
(reduced)
Cuban American Sugar,
5
...
preferred" (quar.)-,;'
Investment Corp.
(Phila.)
(quar.)___:
Irving Oil Co., Ltd., 6'r- preterred (quar.ii.
12-15
12-28
(year-endi
Co.
Range
12-
$i 1
',
,
(quar.)__
(interim)
Minerals
preferred
12-10
75c
(initial)
t.year-endl_
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common
Copper
12-22
:
4
—;
12-18
.
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Cellucotton
International
4')
12-19
$3
Ohio Associated
Pacific Coast
(stock
Extra'
Utilities,
Light &
12-11
.,20c-
.
12-31
Co.,
Baking,
International
Scotia
12-31-
25C.,
shares
group
Inter-City
41-27
12-31
12-
S3
_
25c
prior preference
Northwestern
25c
Steel; Products
Bank
7'i
12-31'
1-25
'$1
(year-end(
com.
(quar.)__"
Publications,
1-25
$1
■
2nd preferred, (quar.
Nova
Institutional) Securities—
11-30
43 Mc
$3
(Lynn); common
12-
(s-a|_
(accumulated)..
6 77
9-29
12-.7
;<10C
4
(quar.) _4,_—
.
12-15
:
.Consumers
Credit
preferred
,20c
(year-end)
12-15
___t_
preferred
Products
12-15
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. lyear-encl)
$1.75
5
12-
shares
___i
15c
Ltd.—
Corp.,
!12-12
■
$6.50
Northwest
,
Investors
7preferred
.
Steel
Consolidated
12-11;'
•
of Rec.
12ViC
'
(quar.)__I:
Northland Greyhound Lines,
12-19-
Holders
common.'...
Power,
preferred
When
Payable
Northwestern Public Service," 7'j pfd, (quar.)
Northwestern Telegraph Co.
(s-ai
,
25c
(year-endI,
pfd.
& Smelting,
12-10
••
12-21
•
25c
4~_
(interim)
62 VaC
«
(extra)
7',i
.,
6"c
12-22
-
Northern Ontario
.;
12-8,
12-21
40c
.
Indianapolis Water Co.,-class A (quar.)__„•_
Class B (initial)
5 4
preferred A (quar.)
12-3,1
1-2
12-15
5/ic
Steel
Indiana
8
$1M
_____
—x___—,
Coppermines Corp.
Consolidated
(quar.)_4_i
4.
Per
share
Name of Company
.
,
.
.12-24
1-4
■
$2
.
Compo Shoe Machinery, common
________
$2.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Mining
12-
*—
Co
Incorporated
12-21
1-
$1M
<quar.)_
Consolidated Amusement Co,
.Consolidated
1
Scale
Ordinary
Light—
&
preferred (quar.)
(quart)
5M
1-
12-28
4
$1.10
(interim;)
12-21
35c
of Roc.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
12-31
1-1
x__
pfd.
conv.
1-15
30c
(quar.)
_________
4MM
Commercial Credit,
12-31
25c
:
.
,44
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer.
deposit rets, for ordinary
12-21
iioc
.
—
preferred (quar.)
2
1-15
444
Holier«
•
-(Harvey 1, Inc.
Huttig Sash !& Door
12-21
1-
:
,-v, ,25c
(resumed)
Co.
Hubbell
b
Situ
$5c
Commercial Banking, $1.20 prior pfd.
7%
12-
2
(year-end).
Transit—*
Rapid
When
Payable
.
,Snare
Sons
(Joseph)
Howe
12-18
1-
common
preferred (quar.)
8'/e>
2
$1%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Alcohols,
Commercial
'
Home
12-11
2
12-15
:j:6e
(irregular),_____
Colonial Ice. $6 preferred B (quar.)
Mines
d'Alene
Coeur
1-
&
Honolulu
12-io *
12-24
1-
Hollander
12-10
1-15
Peabody & Co., common, (year-end)__
Cluelt
12-10
12-21
$1M
Per
Name at Company
of Rec,
12-15
50c
(quarj
Holders
12-14
■50c
Co.
Controller
Clark
Monday, December 7, 1942
A; (quar,)
-
.
r,--
,
.
33 Mc
42-15.
37Mc
12-15
12-
9,
12r- 4
12-
4
,
! Number 4131':
Volume5156
•
•
.
rer
Superior Qil.-Corp.rrNew, common
Old
1
($1
When
tharc
Name of Company
,
,v
Payable
(year-end)
Sylvania Electric Products, com.
$5
Carbon,
preferred,
Thew
Shovel
T.t
Todd
Detroit
Tombill
Gold
Truiit
■
■
Trusts
•■
1-
$l'/«
75c
12-23
4
12-12
434'A
1-2
12-19
American
12-30
12-16
A '•
1-
2
15c
$2.75
?
$3
United
12-
12-11
'
7
1
12-
12-
1
12-15"
12-
1
-11-25
12-22
12-17
0
'
12-15
12-' 1
'
12-30
12-10
-
6'/,
12-35
12-
1
$1'A'
.
12-15
•"12-
1
Steel
12-16
12-
9
40c
Upson
12-
$1
35c
1-
2
Utilities
Van
de
(quar,)
preferred
Victor
Chemical
Victoria
Vihcj Corp,,
.
Common;
7',
7'r
Co;
Class
Swasey
B
cumulative
1
12-21
12-
5-
^
12-10
-12-26
$3
,.12-*4
30c
_
;; America
$3
12-16
7A
12-15
12- '5
4
*12-
■
; West
3-10
v..-7r>!
SI %
American
12-18
75c
12-15
12-
*1-2
12-18
—
12?19
62 'Ac
•
25c
-■
American
12-24
12-14
American'
2
12-14
American Thread
12-28
12-15
American
1-
,
12-29 '
12-15
12-
$2
.
1:20c
;
11-20
12-
,
•r
Ancles
•
12-31
$13A
Apex
12-12
,
12-16
11-16
Butte
Byers
(A.
25c
1-2
12-15
12-2
$2
Corp,—: :: I
prior preferred (quar,K—-•
Water, ,7'*t preferred <quar,)/./__/_
12-15
12-. 2
SI A
■
12-23
•
^$1%
12-
4
1-15
.1-
2
.
2-
SI (A.
12-16
11-30
$iv2
12-23
12-
12-23
12-9
12-21
12-
12-21
12-. 4
25C.
$13A
,
it
12-
12-19
"12'Ab1
CoiViyeatvend),-/-_
preferred .(accum,)
7
5'.be
12-
:11
1
5,
4%
7
11-
4
12-
4
12-15
5Vo
"preferred..
preceding table.
7A
12-
i
;
8
-
12-18
12-
8
1-22
i-
8
„
A
',r ,..\J AA-
//,-Mi?,Name of Company
,
4'V preferred
Acme
$1
Adams
Oil
Adams
Gas
&
'Aero Supply Mfg.,
-
12-14 "
12-11
12-23
••V;l-
1 >
urn
1-
Alabama
h'h
Great
12'1'C
Co.r—I
Southern
RR.: (ordinary)
preferred—
participating
12-14
12-24
$4.50
12-
1-2'
7
5
$1'A
12-29
12-19
$$134
1-1-43
r
35g
12-23
75c
12-10
—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common————:_
Allen Industries, Incl (year-end)A——,
Allied
ChemicaL &
Allied
Laboratories—1
Dye
Corp.
•*'
tquaiMj—_l_
12-21
12-15
1-
Allied
Stores
coimnon_^_ja——
Oor.p.,
$laA..
-
./
Alpha
12-15
12-
v.
6A
Portland-Uementr. (year-end
of America; com. (year-end)
preferred
^
"
-
Industries
Aluminum
iquar.)
Aluminum Manufacturers,
Common
American
6 A
Ameiican
Cariboo
12-15
12-
1
12-
5
12-15
Bank
12-15
Note
Co.,
12-15
12-
12-
:
1.
12-
Reduced
7
7
1
12-
12-21
12-15
12-14
12-31
12-10
12-31
12-
$1'4
12-31
American- Central Mfg.,
Chain
&
12-
'
12-10"
1-
1
2
12-17°
-
•
50c
1-
50c
2
.
12-21
12-15
;•
American Qhicle Col
n.
-'-k—
^Extra
Cigarette & Cigar,
preferred (quar.)
American
6'A
$1
(quaiv)lkkL—-a—
■
common_C
1
—_
ffcl
72
412 V2c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
:!:i5c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
t$l
1-
2
12-
5
/SI'A
1-
2
12-
5
A$2
1-
2
12-15
/2c
12-23
11-28
/20c
12-15
12-
1
$1
12-15
12-
5
$KA
12-23
12-15
25c
_____
12-10
12-
1
2
12-
4
•
Ltd.
(quar.
t quar.
Co.—-
12-
12-15
12-: i
.
'•
2
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
12-31
12-15
Tel.
&
(quar.)-
2- .1
1
12-11
; i-
2
Radio
Central
12-12
1-
2
12-12
12-12
12-24
$4
1-
$1%
12-12
1
12-15
12-
1
40c
12-17
12-
7
12-17
12-
7
75c
12-31
12-
5
10c
1-
$ 1 'A
2
12-19
''
$3
12-15
11-20
$3
12-15
11-20
12-15
$3.22
12-
11-27
$2.76
12-
11-27
$1'A
12-10
11-30
$1
12-10
11-30
11-30
11-30
$3
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-21
12-
1
62 (Ac
2-1
1-22
15c
12-15
11-20
Central
12-10
11-30
Centra! Steel & Wire SA
■>
»'
■;
•
■'
12-22
12-
15c
12-21
'
$6
'
12-23
12-10
7
50c
12-21
12-30
i
12-10
$1
'
prior lien preferred__..v_—
12-19
„;7:
prior
Edison,
States
12-12
12-
25c
12-15,
11-30
Metal
"
12-31
12-15
7S2 (A '
;
1-2
12-16 •»
12-1
preferred- (quar:)& Executor
12-22
12-
712(Ac
12-15
11-30
15c
12-
20c
12-15
5
11-14
9
"12-
4
12-15
1-
/SI
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
12-15
2
$4
non-cum,
ser.
A
preferred
75c
(quar)__—
Chesebrough Mfg. (Conspl.)
Year-end
j
SI
'/ /
(quar.i
'
Gold
Mining—
■I
—
Cliicago Burl.
& Quincy
RR.
t
4*
12-4°
12-14
11-27
11-27
12-14
/2'Ac
12-22
12-
5
$3
12-22
12'Ac
year-end)
Chicago Rivet fc Machine Co.—*
4*
12-
1
25c
Chesterville Larder Lake
5
1-
$1
■
12-
1-1
12-26
(quar.)_.__„*
■
-i._
12-12
1-1-43
;;7 $ 1 Va
(Toronto)—
11-14 7
50C
'
(year-end)-
50c
SKA
—
_______
(quar.
Weather Strip
12-15
$i
k
■
11-30
12-15
12-21
15c
6A
1-
12-10
i2-10
10c
(year-end
•
2
12-21
'
12-10
12-31
12-14
75c
(quar.)______
Champion Paper & Fibre, common_____:
2
60c
$13/2
11-30
12-21
25c
Central West Co.
Chartered Trust
fquar.)
12-10
10c
Inc-.—
pfd.
11-30
12-10
$1%
$1,162/3"
(accumulated).
$7 prior lien preferred
Chamberlin
1-
$1%
__
lien- preferred—
Century Electric Co.
'
'
>
,
Co.—
$8'prior: lien preferred (accumulated)—
$7
11-30
7c
•
(year-end)—
12-15
11-25
—
—
.
12-12
40c
12-30
11-19
(s-a)
$1
12-35
12-
7
$1
12-22
12-
8
$2
12-15
12-
7
37 (Ac
12-15
ii-30
(irreg!)
1-
2
12-10
J3c
12-23
11-28
Chicago & Southern Air Lines com.
TA convertible preference- (quar.):
25c
17'Ac
1-
2
12-
$25c
1-2-43
12-15
Chicago
+£3 (A
1-2-43
12-15
preferred iq(]ar.1—
Clfickasha Cotton Oil Co.
Quarterly
—
+7 5c
$1
(qhar.).„
'
Chicago South Shore &, South Bend RR.
12-15
■
2
12-10
12-15
11-25
1-
Towel
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
Chile Copper Co,
Z$ 2
1-15
12-23
Chilton Co.
15c
12-15
12-
1
^
SI
32-31
12-31
;
Quarterly
'
(Bkiyn.) (quar-).
Harbor. Malleable Indus, (year-end),*.
}
25c
(initial)
.'
.
12-10
f 3c
12-15
11-20
35c
—
12-15
12-
25c
12-10
75c
6'4J.preferrM:)quar..).kkkk!.i
(quar.)
$1%'
-
si
Bibb*'Manufacturing Co7 (quar.)___________
ii-28
1-
2
1-2-43
1-
■
.
5
11-28
12-19
12-
4
1
si
12-10
25c
12-18
Biidsbopo J5t#ed Fdy. & Machine
11-30
$1'A
..
—
(quar,)_
1-
2
12-
8
$1%
1
2
12-
8
12-15
12-
1
S1(A
r
Christiana
7A
Securities
com.
3-17-43
6-16-43
9-15-43
32-
8
12-15
J2-
4
$18.10
12-15
11-23
2
12-19
75c
12-14
11-14
$4
tyear-end)_—
12-18
20c
12-19
11-30
preferrert (quar.)'-——:.
preferred (quar.)——
:
—
5A preferred (quar.)
5A preferred (quar.)'
Cincinnati Street Rwy#
(year-end)
City Auto Stamping tquar.lk:
—
Co.
Clark
Equipment
preferred
com./—
■
—
(quar.)
3-
1
6-
1
5-15
9-
1
8-16
%
$1 '4
'
12-1-43 11-15-43
40c
12-35
12- 1
$1%
)5c
12-21
12-10
30C
12-15
12-
75c
,—___—
i.year-end)-_
Company,-
2-15
$1 ''4
$i
—
5A
Fuel
1-
$1%
J5A
(D. L.)
12-16
4 -15-43
—^
Clark
1 -15-43
7 -15-43
50c
(quar.)_^
Common
5 A
9
25c 10 -15-43
(year-end)k-_;
(extral____.—
fc
9
12-
?5C
:
preferred
Ice
12-
12-19
25c
—____
Chrysler Corporation i—-*r:
k
Cmcinuati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.-
City
12-19
25c
(quar.)—________
k
1-
—
——
Quarterly
t$l
1
$1
$1%
Co.-common- (quar.
$7
t$l34
(quar.)-;
Birmingham Water Works, 6'A pfd.
1
2
60c
_
12-23
-
Birmingham.Electric, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
$7 preferred;7(quar,)_;l!:'k77---:
4
1-
Service—
preferred (accumulated)
preferred (accumulated)
Central Power ,& Light Co.—
7A
preferred
(accumulated)
/.-ASA1: preferred- iaccumulatedi
Central & South West Utilities
..
Bethlehem^SteplkCo.:'1!;!//preferred
12-
12-
$6
'
.Mines, 'Ltd.7(interim)
12-11
12-12
$ 1 'A
Telephone OA pfd. (quar.)_
4 >4 A pfd. (quar.)
Public
Illinois
12-21
_
/Corp. (quar.)
12-12
12-19
50c
25c
Central Illinois Light Co.
"
12-31
1-
1-
$2
_■
cinterim)__
$2
7-
—
Telephone;.of Canada
/2 c
___
Central Elec. &
4
i-29
k
,..$1 (A
•
(quar,) __A
k
___;
Ltd.—
Co.,
6A
••$2 'A
12- 2
12-15
12-15
r-,50c
$1
*
12-15
40c
5
'
$114
2
quarterly______k_-^^___v—
10c
.w--
Bessemer Limestone & Cement com.
v.
12-22
1-
..
'
.
^preferred '(quarJ.w'a_jr'..lL-—ixrl
11-30
1-
5
2
3-
$2 (A
-■
Berghoff," Brewing«Corp... (year-end)
12-10°.
1
S3'A
.
common.-—
1
1-
-$134"
-
.
4^ eon v. pfd. -(quar.)
Cable,
1-
75c
•
11-30
preferred A (quar,)
6A
preferred B (quar.)__:
Ca.se (J. I;) Co.,- common (year-end)___-*,__
7A
preferred
(quar.)
'
Catalin Corp. of America (year-end)_______
Central Cold Storage common
(quar.)__—__
12-5
12-21
$1 (2
'
•
-
Company*' ^irregular)
pi Canada '■;{quar,)
Ber.ens -River
1
10c
Bern berg-Corp;
11-30
12-15
(irregular)
Min,
.12-30
'
*
Belding-.Cortioelli,. Ltd., common (quar.)
.,1(4.. :preferred,-(quar,)-——
Benton
:
common——_
12-15
12-15
t85c
6 A
10c
Bensonhurst Nat'l,Bank
A
(quar,)-.-i'_—'
7't pfd. (s-a)c
American Can Uo.. 7<< -preferred (quarrt-iU.
American
12-15
12-31
25c
"
12-19
1-2
12-15
____
Quartz
Carolina Tel.
37 (Ac
convertible
Belmont
Gold
12-30
.
50c
common
'Reduced' quarterly -
Bell
Automobile Insurance-(St. Louis) —
b'ji preferred
American
12-31
:/
1-15
*50c
Ul%
Capital City Products
1
11-23
lv
50c
Quarterly • —-ji—-——
1
12-19
$$2
(quar.)__*
1
12-
$1
,i
preferred
12-
50c
Beech-N.utf Packing
11-30
12-15
12-
1-25
(extra).
common
12-15
£50c
•
Bros., iLtd.>vc)as$.,; A .(resumed)
•.'TA ;2nd, preferred As-a)—7; ,,6'A,,1 st' preferred--!./-/-'—.——
12-35-.
2
Co.'s:, Ltd.
Co..
$2(A
Beatty
1*'
$184
(quat.)_.
fqtjarfL'—_—Liliaal
1-
,
11-27
'12-12
15c
ki
17o- pfd.
$3
$LtA'
-
12-
12-21-
75c.
••
-
(quar..)'-_^—-a—
•••
Oil
Canfield
>
12-10
Bath
32-17.
12-22 -12-
1
12-18
:1:15c
Carthage Mills common
*
Bay.uk vCigar^.v:InQ,-k>-_-,-^_-_.—
Beattie Gold- Mines (Quebec.) Ltd. (quar.)--.
„
Oil
Canadian
1
12-10
2
Carpenter Steel Co.
Bastian-Blessing Co.7(year-end)
Iron/Works >i< year-end)-A——.——J—
J
12-31,;
lr2-43
25c
Aluminum Co.
7
11-28
12-15
1-20-43
1
11-25
12-
2
General Electric,
12-15
Co.. (Conn,). (year-end)-
Basic Refractories.ilnc;
12-" 4
12- 4
15C
•
12-
12-
12-11
(quar.)'
Ltd. com.
11-30
Corp.,. common...^......
BarnsdalL Oil Co.*
•_
12-14
50C
•
■
Co.-,
11-30
-
_
Pa^;iMills;^Aiii^----w^«.--wcew'-.
Barber-Ellis
12-11
2
12-30
15c
;5'A preferred )quar.)__l/
Allis-Chalniers Mfg. Co..A-_i
1-
12-19.
$1 *&*"
—
Allied Mills, Inc.—"—
•
12-15
12-16
——-
Canadian. Malartic Gold Mines
Barber' (Hk'Wk),
12-26
preferred (quar.)...--'—— .1———
Super Markets. Inc. pref. -iquar.)—k
Alberta Wood Preserving, 7(-t pfd. (quar.)
'.
7
11-30
+37'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)_-_^
preferred (s-a)Bank of Nova Scotia: (reduced, quar.)
$2
12-11
$7
;
.
1
12-
12-21
:i:5c
12-15
preferred
130c
(year-end)
Bank of Amer.-Hall. Tr. & Savs., com.
12-5
12-24
$4.50
—
(quar.),—
preferred
$6
12-
12-14
:i:25c
12-21
$1(4
-
12-4
Albers
-
Power
12-12
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
Cottons
$1'4
•
Bangor Hydro-Electric
12- 4
12-14''
$ 1 'A
$l»/4
Alabama
■
—
non-cumulative conv. preferred (quar.)
20c
•
-'...7!to 1st preferred:(quar.)
6'A; preferred .(qu'ar:)A__il,.:—
.
-
12'Ac
Mfg.
50c
t20c
mj/4
(year-end)
(accum.)
•
common
,$2«C
/ Balfour -Building- vtc. -uquar.)
*
5
12-15
2
12-15
t5c
Canners,
12-15
Powder.1
Badger;
•;
12-18
12-
12-15
I
1
4
$ $ 1.02 '/a
ii-30
35c
-
(year-end)
.{quar.)
com.
Avond'ale Mills A monthly) :A.
12-1 "
35c-
11-30
preference
$1 Va
.;
.
Aviation.. Cm-pk (Del .S.^'j-ear-end)
.
12-15
37'Ac
7'k. pfd. (quar.):
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
'
12-28
35c
(year-end)
$1.50 class A (qiiarU———
Ball Bearing Mfg. (year-end)--—-
12-11
3.2-14
■
t$l
12-10
Autocar;; Co. *-
;
20c
(year-endI
class B
1-2
12-12-
12-31
25c
I
Ltd.—
$1
__
.$2.50 prior prefere'nee..-(quar.)iAi-i
Atlas
20c
Aetna
Akron .Brass
;
11-13
1-15
75c
•
Breweries,
.$1
tton-cum.:-;preferred^
Atlantic Rayon
12- 4
•(qUar.)A^l_-_'___'_Avr_A~LJ_
"Co."',(quar.)•
(J. D.) Mfg. Co. -qquard
t
quar.)
30o*
Coa$t.Line RRIA)year-end)
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies com. (year-end)
'
Steel
12-29
50c
(quar.)
12-16
$1%
Atlantic
:
12- 4
12-24
t $ 1.8 5 21
•
due
____
Co., Ltd., cl. B (quar.)
12-26-
,
i Atlantic Refining Co.,
12-24
5
•
noc
(quar.)—7.2—
$1
'(quar.)A_.;
; -
10c
Laboratories,
Abbott-
4
•
12.
7
common
15c.
.
pomm.Gnv
o1 Rec.i
: 40c
■
12-
12-18
(quar.)
12-16
•
12-15
5'$lVa
Inc.
Permanent Mortgage
Canadian
1*
■
2- ■22
25c
(quar.)
Participating
6A-
12-
1
3-
12-
(quar.)
12-26
■
12-
12-28
12'
1st preference (quar.)
Participating _L—
60c
.
11- 20
$1
12-10
5 A
'
.
12- 15
12-15
Forging-, class A (quar.)
Power
preferred
Canadian
''
,
Stone
$3.40 convertible
12-11
2
12-11
t75c
____—
Canadian
1°
1-
12-15
$1 34
preferred (quar.)___-.
,
11- 30
$1
.
preferred
6V2 A
12-10
12- 19
12-15
10c
Ltd.- (s-a):
A
6 (A
1
2
1-
50c
Hecia Copper Corp,__
11-30°
.
11- 28
a
A
12-
$1%
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast Line RR.—
:
5'A preferred ".;,(s*:a)-^4.Ll;AlAf
——.
Atlanta Gas-Light,?6 %-,pfd;.,(quar.)
5'A
V
2
12-
(resumed).
Class
12-
50c
^preferred ..(quar,)iaAA
Atlantic, Coast;Line
Holder*
Payable
1-
12- 10
12-21
$1%
12-15
12-21
25c
Atchison
;..-' V..-' 'v
Share
12- 31
'
-
Canada Wire & Cable
12-21
tide,
Astor Financial Corp., 75c 1st pfd. .(s-a)i--Topeka. & Santa Fe, common.,.,,! ■
•:,"-45no'iirCumulative preferred :(s-a)^.^^^^-
1
previous
When
2-23- 43
12- 19
12-15
$1V4
preferred—.:..
Co.—
Northern
Canada
4
12-10
■;
12-5
Per
M.)
B
Canada
$i
-■
.
r.5tw- .preferj'ed14qua.r.)(---.k£j.iI-,-u_'_^^__.i--Ak_' .-V
12-21
paid,; The list does hot include divi- :
these being given in the / '
■
3-5-43
-
preferred
Zinc
&
Dry Ginger Ale,
Class
,
25c
■
^
(year-end)
com,
Associatek Investment ;Co.*,- com.
this "week,
announced
7A
Canada Foundries &
5°
12-
12-10
12 (Ac
■
Associated:Breweries of Canada
give the dividends announced in
weeks and not yet
11- 25
2
25c
;
Bldgs., 7 A
Co.,
Crushed
Canada
1K20
2
1-
.
$2
(s-a)A
5
,r
we
12-10
Battery 7—u—a.—
Water
$1
5
12-
12-
2
1-
1-1-43
pfd. <quar(:
12-
1-2
2
12-15
12 (Ac
(quar. )
conv.
12-
12-15
15c
15c
Terminal
Canada
.
-12-14
1-15
—^
12-15
12-10
12-21
SKA
Cement,
•
11-30
2-
1-
75c
$1 %
/; -'/'..Extra •-4^
r
4
35c
'•
1-15
(year-end) i__
Bud Breweries,
r
1-
$1%
.
Class B iyear-end)_L_-
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
T
30c
;•
1-15
$1
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Fdry.
50c
1—
12-15
$13A'
:
-
(quar.)
Co.
Canada
11-28
'V
//AsWand, Oil fekReflning,
12-
4
12-
(quar.)
(Dell);-.7;%)p,fd.
/ArtioomCorporation,
"
12-8
12-18
;
,■
1-
(quar.)„___„__
Calumet &
12-26
^
common
nr.,T>
,G'.n
-25
3
It 10c
California Ink Co
9
12-26
-•
50C
-
Corrugating Co.
Below
11-30*;
2 V2 A
(interim)
$3
Mills,
Ailc'arisasTMissouri' Pqwer
,
'
-
tf •'preferred iquar.)
ts-a)J_—
Zeigler Coal & Coke (irregularis—
(R.)
12-
12-15
1:25c
(Representing the quarterly dividend
.7 Nov. 1, 1941, and interest thereon)
12-26
Arnold - (Constable/.
;
,
_
_T—
8
$1%
-.-_y
$1
Wurlitier
12-16
12-15
mvz
pfd. (s-a)
Company,
Butler
11-16
12-
12-15
Armstrong lRubber, ,class A, (year-end)
•-
I 1-L5
t
Cotton
Pipe
Wheel
Burgess
,
12-21
$1V2
priori .preferred, (quari-)
Armstrong Cork Co.;
''
'
'
prefeired reg. (finalk
(quar.)'/-————-
Co.
12-31
75c
1
'
12-15
25c
—___:_/!./k/_/Zkl '
4
25c
=
EdisonJC6.L'LlIl5I'L:k/l/_A_
-.
•
•IOC
■
:
& Qo.:
Salt
12-16
._..k-k
(year-end)
Bunte Brothers 5A preferred
$1
Cable_lll!-A^__^_^___,_i__
Armour
Sl'A
budd
Bullard
12-10
-
$2.25
Mining (year-end)
Arizona'
Worcester
11-20
12-31
$1%
(quar.)
Linek_.—_1
Copper
1 > 6 f\p. preferred ;($ra)
•
12-
12-10
class A..__
Ltd.
preferred
12-
Electrical- Mfg:' common...
Arcade
7A
Buckeye
•
37 (Ac
Applied Arts Corpi'Xfyearreiuii
;
5
12-28
-
Copper.,MiniugIA(^la-A-
.7
1
i-
Wire,
Canada
Anglo-Huronian,;Ltd:>(interim)
12-15
12-30
,•
12-
12-15
Bush
-
Copper
Ltd.
1
15c
(accum.)
12-11
••
12-15
'
Gas—
12-
-
Tbbaccb,',6v^'preferred (quar.)
Anaconda Wire '&I.
&
12-15
$3'A
Ariheuser Bushf IncI (year wid)
11-20
Anaconda
:
Power
Iron Co._
&
12-15
Co."j"5'Avpreferred (s-£)___
American- Woolen Co.,' 7 A ,pfd.
15c
Electric
Mills,
12 (Ac
Tel.'" &'?TeL Q6.".(quar.)
12-15
7',;
1
10-24
-
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, -common—_7k__
$5
preferred (quar.i
Bucyrus-Erie Co. common (year-end)
Fence
Silk
11-30
_
2
Steel.
12-
12-15
t$l'/2
•
(quar.)
Brown
12-10
(s-a)-
Su-fjrty;,:;Co.Ll2ALAi.
2
Ltd.rrr "
dep. rets. 6';
12-10
50c
____a
pfd.
Brack
20c
A
.SugarRefining, 7V pfd. (quar.)_
(irregular)
1-
Electric. Power
8
teoc
tquar.)_7_
preferred
Corp
1
11-30
Amer ica n.' Sumatra3 Tobacco
1-
4Alan)
5
12-
25c
12-10
25c
S I 'A
Woohvorth,
I
12-
_!,__
(quar..)__—
12-
12-10
Foxmdries_^„„_-^^a,__-—_
Uquar.t
/
Wisconsin
12-
12-19
common
& Co.. 6A
(E. G.)
Brooke
$1%
Stores, Go
American
s$i3A
—
11-27
12-31
$1%
accum.)
12-30
50c
1
;.
9°
12-4
'
9
30c
tqunr.i
(accumulated)
12-11
12-15
150c
$3 ', 4
quar.)
$1'A
*/__
Corp.--'.
12-10
$KA
i
Extra
S3
12-18
-
2
50c
(year-end)
Pulp & Paper,
Brompton
1-15
V-
-
-
Go. .class A:
12-
••
$6, preferred
11-24
11-30* '
1-
30c
6A preferred (quar;)__:
British-Columbia Electric Ry„ 5'A
1
12-
1-15
$1
(yea-r.-end
a i
Columbia
12-15
•
12-
ASl'A
commo'ii' (irregular) A
Bankshares
12-10
12-15
75c
class-A
Co.,
convertible
(T. G.)
British
10c
->!2t)9
Co.,
5
40c
tyear-end)
of America
Bright
30c
a__^
1-15
Wilson. &
S(-2 A
*
v$l%
common
12-24
Wisconsin
Corporation
Briggs & Stratton
1
12-18
2
12-26
"
$1%
Sanitary—
«1»8
,
12-
$1',4
12-15
20c
25c
(year-end)
preferred
12-10
■
1-
12-22
(Bi-monthly)....
12-19
$7 vcum/ A. (quar.).
Coal
5
,- *
.
.
12-22
$5 convertible
dends
12-28
*
•.
.
50c
30c
Wheeling Steel
York
10c
com,-
(quar.)'
preferred (quar.) ___/—'.!>—i_ —
Water Service, $6 pfd., (quar.).
Amer.
12-
(annual)
"
American-Steel
9
1-
4-10
.
'»
Bridgeport Brass
12-
aL-'I'—a
preferred
1-20
,
Wood
Brewing Corp.
4
preferred (accum.)
32»Ac
Westmoreland
3
12-15
■
50c
Westmoreland Water. 6A„ preferred
Westmoreland, ./Inc. (quar.)
.
Breeze
4
12-15
Ameo'ica-n - Stamping- .-Cov••( year-end)
4-20
West Virginia
Wichita
9
1212-
2
1-
Smelting &, Re fining-—
American
12-15
3-20
'
ts-a)—
Penn Power Col.
4Vn A
12-
12-24
Ship Building Co.> com. (year-end)
$ LA-
'
■__'/
12-19
50c
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
(interimi
12-24
12-19
non-cumulative -preferred—
.Common
1 »
12-12
12-21
Co.
Penn Electric,
Bondholders
Ordinary
12-28
(quar.)
(irregular).
Rolling- Mill-Co.,
preferred
"7/A
r.s
Si
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
West
12-15
25c
Safety Razor ? (year-end)
n::Seat*Kap - (Del.): '■ (year-end)■
American
.
12-1'
-
West Kootenav
.
12-
12-18
1-2-43
'
'
Brazilian Traction
ProduetSi:commoiu__-
American-Service
$2'A
(year-end)*.-'
participating . preferred
Power & Light—
Bow-Bilt
11-25
11-19
Common'(year end)
12-
$1
.t___'-/—/-/
common
11-25
12-15
Paper Goods, 7'A -pref. .(quar.).-i
American
12-15
30c
__
tyear-end)—.
Wayne" Knitting Mills,' common (year-end t'_
k ' '6'■*
preferred (s-a)__l—
Wellington; Fund, Inc.' Hyeai-end).'..Ai!'.
West Boylson Mfg. (Ala.)-—■>"
1
'>*.
\
'*'«
non-ciun.
partic. pfd. (irregular)—
West Canadian Hydro-Electric Corp., Ltd.—
&
12-19
$1:A
Aircraft
Warner
12-10
12-1
'
Waco
Bearing Co,
12-15
3
$1%
end)
(year
40c
t9 0c
12-15
(s-a)
Co, (IH.)—
News- Co.-
-
Common
12-10
'_k
;Wagner Electric Corp.
„__K_
(reduced)
(extra i
Roller
4
12-
75c
-(ycar-endbk..^-
t$1.05
50c
American Radiator & Standard
12-21
preferred '(quar.)///;,*
'—-Vk '
preferred--(quar.—
■
Co.
Herald-Traveler
Bower
,
75c
1
$lr(«
,,
Detinning Co.. common
12-15
1
1-
♦, •
12-
12-18
$1
Wharf Co.
Inc.
12-15
12-11
50c
Boston
Bourjois,
12-22
12-31
$14
I
(initial)
Boston
*
(quar.)
7
1-1
20C
(year-end) i_.
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
Vulcun
-
12-24
.
$1', 2
:
'
.
(year-end).
common
3
12-26
?30c
Railway (quar,)
•
American
(yedr-end(_.L-
8
(irregd "
pfd.
American • Public ..Welfare/Trust class
„
Bakers^-
vtc.—-**
1
2-
12-
2-15
12-12.-
2
z
Corporation.—:
Elevated
8
12-
50c
preferred
25c
12-
12-15
(year-end)_L'-.
Works
Bondholders
$1 '/a
••
(quar.)__
5
,12-
12-15
25c
.(quar.)_^—^--L_
Vapor Car Heating
12-
•
$2
-
12-
12-24
.
$134
.
(year-end) /"/:.„ jl—
•,Common
12-11
50c
$114
'
American Hiiblic ..Seryipe 1,7%..'preferred..
,7,A
preferred..'-, (accumulated)
12-22
20c
Kamp's Holland- Dutch
$0.50
50c
common
preferred
$3
1
12-
12-23
$ 12
(final)
Scrymser
Boston
50c
preferred
non-cumulative
American
1
$l'A.
(resumed)——-——~
—
Li.—k/__—!/'_
Equities Corp., $5.60 pfd. (accum.)
Co.,
7A
12-1
National-Finance -Corp
American
20c
Ik'—
quar.)
I
*
Borne
12-17
a
Insulator Corp.-of Delaware,
American
"■
)
Wire
&
'
E.),
Co!
Borg-Warner
B
preferred';(quar.)-iA*rA-_v-—/,v—
7 ',>•
>..
•
—
7')-
preferred
(F.
12-
12-21
10c
Brass
&
Year-end
75c
"SS—
6'^ .conv.
•
Leather
American Maize
v-
/
$13.«
•
(year-end)
-•
or
Aluminum
Borden
$1.18%
\American-Machine & Foundry
>
30c
prior preference ts-a)—,.
Potash,, common (irregular)———.
United
&
Araericaft Locomotive, -7 '.v.
^
$1'A
-
1
•
12-12
(quar.)_
$2 preferred (quar:-)
5 'A
convertible:' preferred
-
S.
Hide
'Year-end-,) k
Shares—
2
.
American Investment
'
U,
Corp.
Convertitole" prion
12-15
12-15
.
12-10
-
U. S. Lines Co.,
Hardware
American
/
25c
(accumulated)—
Distributors
Shirt
A
American'-Ice Co.-; G'-.kVn'on-cum. pfd,
'$?
Aquar.t
Trustsctfs.•'.A———k
com.
Am.
"
Ltd., class B (year-end) "
U. 6. Electric Light it Power
1-
Bohn
.
12-15
40c
I
(year-end)^
Brothers Tobacco 6A pfd. (quar.)
Top Brewing Co. 6A class A is-a)
(Sidney) & Co. ?A pfd. (accum.i
Booth
preferred (quar.)__„■:
.American ,-Hawaiian
t
'
(accumulatedi-_K_/_~/~kk
preferred
-preferred
12-12
Co.
1
Co.
12-1
Utilities Corp.—
United Public
(
5 Ik.- pfd.
2
■
12-J1
$1'A
(quar.i-^———i— '
-S„y
Rope i bquar.H.^—1——
1
Theatres,
of
12-11
15C
,
Railways (year-end)
Artists
■1-
Bloch
of Rec.
2 Ac
Blumenthal
"
preferred
United
■
stock
pref.
12-21
-
'SI
United Corporations,
5',«
share
12-21
12'Ac
(quar.)—-_k_k—!_■
Paper—1
a—Ljri—a—T-Union,-Metal Mfg., common
(quar;)—'--A-'-'
Wire
-
12-12
in the
a/a-lia
'12-15
$1
37'AC
Union Bag &
Union
7
2
Holder»
Payable
(quar.)
Decker Mfg, Co. (quar.)
"
Unexcelled.'Mfg.- Co.
Street
12-
1-
the
on
payable
Extra.
'
$6
of
13'A
each
held
American Gas '& Electric
-
10c
$1
■
12-21
When
thare
Company
Company
Blaw-Knox
12'AaC
per share
$7. preferred.*—
12-.5
12-
7
15c
preferred (quar.>_A-_A-_A
American & Foreign Power Co., $6 pfd.—•
12-10
-
12-
1
^
6A
.
m
(quar.lA__k-
Co.- (Toronto
Lamp
Union
it'/r
/,
12-10
12-15
1
12-21
Oil
Black &
■
Blue
American Felt Co.;- common Ayear-end )
12-21
50c
1
$5
Export Lines, common_.,
preferred (quar.)_„A
a
,
12-16
2
12-
25c
American
1
12-
for
common
^
'
12-21
-
B,common,
one",share
of
stock
12-26
•
,
&
ratio
.
-HOc
Corp.
class, A
1
12-10
12-15
25c
__
Works-- (year-end) K!:,:.__-k_ •
Twentieth Century Fox Film, com. (year-endi
41-.50 convertible, preferred (quar.)'
Tung-Sol
11-27
5
Per
Name of
>
15c
preferred 1 (year-end)
Cyanamid,Co.— ->
A. common (quar.)
1
12-21- '
$laA
•
—
(interim)
Mines
Guarantee
&
1
12-
(year-end A-—
Corp.
General
Toronto
12-
$1
preferred - (quar.•
Axle Co. (year-end)_•-—;
Shipyards
8
1-
12-10
12-
$2'/a
convertible
Timk.cn
'
1
12-24
12-15
$4
(year-end)
Oil—-
Tide Water Associated
2-
$1
•
(year-end)
com.
Class B .•.common • (.quar;)
5 'h. preference
(quar.)
Special dividend of 75c
,
10c
(year-end)
— ____
Inc.
Thompson. Products,
$4.50
12-7
25c
—l-/-~
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
of Ren.
Bishop
;
Colortype Co.,
1999
Holdert
County—
Class
12-12
common^.;
common
5'A
12-28
1:10c
Alleghany
American
5
1-
75c
.
—
is-ai
-Co.,
1-15
•
American
4c
•
,
;iexfcraK_*.—
Theimatomic
12-9
,
(year-end
Tec i-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Temple Coal, $6 convertible preferred-..
Inc.
12-19
;
Share
,*
Year-end
12-12
45c
,
American vCoal; Co,, of ;
12-12
12-28
31'Ac
_.
»41 ie ;.t
convertible preferred (quar.)-*—,—
Tamarack & Custer Cons. Mining (year-endi
Textiles,
12-28
Name of Company
4
:
V
5c
.
——-
Stove Co.
' J
l%c
(year-end)
par)
common
Tappan
of Bee.:
.
When
Pay'ble
per
Holder«
...
.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•
•
12-12
11-30
12-15
11-*>7
12-15
11-27
common-.,—
——-—
$1'A
1
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2000
Per
Illuminating,
Electric
Cleveland
common...
Year-end'
El
1
12-11
12-22
12-11
$28
12-14
12-
75c
12-21
12-10
31 'A c
12-15
11-25
1-
Co.
7
5%
preferred
1st
Year-end
———,
12-15
12-1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
(s-a)
12-15
12-1
$3
—
$13.30
—
Ltd., common
Co.,
Plow
:
$25c
6-1-43
5-15
12-31
12-8
$13A
12-19
12-1
$1
(year-end).
preferred (quar.)
—'■
12-15
12-1
25c
12-15
12-
1
$1
12-15
12-
1
Baking, common
Columbia
$1 participating
Participating
(year end)
Columbian Carbon Co.
_
--
$1'A
12-10
11-20
75c
—______
(quar.)
Commercial Investment Trust, com.
12-28
12-
Credit Co.
Commercial
(quar.)—.
preferred
Life
Commonwealth
1-
30c
—
8
1
4
(Louisville,
715c
12-15
12-15
11-25
•|$3
12-21
11-30
$$iy»
12-31
25c
12-15
12-15
12-
f3c
12-23
11-28
—
Ltd. (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power Co., common..—
Connecticut Power Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)..
Coniaurum
Mines,
(quar.)
preferred
$5
—
1
12-
1-
2
1-
2
5
11-10
t$1.05
12-15
11-14
$37'Ac
12-15
11-15
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities—
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.) —
$2.50
(quar.)—.
Power, $4'A preferred (quar.)
Consumers
preferred
$5
Continental
12-15
11-6
t25c
12-28
12-
$17A
1
1-15
1-2
12-11
—
——.
(quar.)
Electric,
common—
12-
3
12-
4
12-28
12-
7
$1'A
12-21
12-10
12-20
11-20
$l5/a
1-2-43
12-15
$1%
1-2-43
12-15
20c
12-10
12-
12-10
12-
15c
12-10
11-25
25c
12-10
11-25
$1
12-31
12-18
$2.50
12-31
12-18
2nd preferred
$2
12-31
12-18
3rd preferred
$1.50
12-31
12-18
1st preferred
4-6%•
3-6^
Crane
(s-a)——————
5% pfd.
(year-end)
Creole
Petroleum
Crocker
Common
Crosley
(irregular
Cork
$2.25
Seal
&
1
12-15
11-30
12-14
12-
12-24
4
,t 25c
$1
12-15
11-27
40c
12-15
12-5
General
$25c
12-31
$1 Vs
12-15
12-1
(s-a)—.
,
1-
$1
t$3
>
12-1
pid. (quar.).—
Derby Oil & Refining, $4 conv. preferred& Canada Tunnel
(year-end)
t$2
Detroit Hillsdale & South Western RR.
12-15
12-10
11-30
$2
(s-a)
1-5-43
12-19
•
$6
Gillette
-
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
Oil
(quar.)—
Diamond
Alkali Co.
Match Co.,
partic. pfd.
(s-a)
(irregular)
Dixie-Vortex Company, common
Dixon
Dr.
A
(quar.)
Doernbecher
7%
25C
7*,'o
—
85c
Duke
Power
7 (A
Dun
Co.,
&
2
1-
2
12-15
2
12-
—'
$$13A
$6
Duncan
Electric
East
Mahoney
4'Ach
6%
conv.
conv.
El
Dorado
40c
12- •12
12-
12- •15
11-24
12- ■15
11-24
12- 15
12-5
1-1- ■43
12-15
1-
12 ■15.
>
$iy8
common
75c
1-
2
Gulf Power Co., $6 preferred (quar.),...:
1
preferred (quar.)
Utilities,
$6 preferred
12-15
12-15
$1'A
$i'A
$1'A
12-15
12-
1-2
1-
2
12-5
,
12-13
12-15
11-30
62'AC
12-15
11-30
62'AC
12-15
11-30
$1%
12-21
12-10
25c
12-7
11-28
Hammermill
12-4
20c
pfd.
,
(quar.)
Paper,
common
Hard Rock Gold Mines
(quar.).
preferred
K.
Kalamazoo
Kansas
/
.
(accum.)-...
»
■
11-30
50c
12-15
12-1*
arrear
•,
(interim)
common
$5c-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
•
11-30
50c
12-31
$114
-12-31
"15c
12-15
40c/1 12-21
$1.06V4
2- 1
50c
'12-24
$l3/4
.:
12-15
12-15
1-18
12-10
' ; 1- 1
12-17
1-6-43
12-7
1-1-43 >12- 7
1-1-43
12- 7
12-15
12-15
42- 1
12- 1
12-15
11-28
30c
(extra)——
12-15
12-15
12- 5
15c
(v- c-:"r
■
t
1
A—A_—_
■
$1V2
Co.^Li..,
______—-/
25c
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel class B—>
37'Ac
50c
-11-30
12-15
12- 1 •
^12-15
12-1
12-15
•>
;
12- 1
12-10
12-4
12-24
»,
$1
8%c
(quar.)
l._.,
(year-end),
*"12- 4
12-15
•
25c
Special.
'
12-2T
12-15
4- 2
•
&
12- 4
■'■5
-
-
$iy4
>
1- 1 >12-14
-
•
-
(quar.).—
,
12-1
12-7
20c v
•-
—
-
12- 1
12-28
(quar.)-——
(quar.)
12-1
11-30
-
non-cumulative preferred (year-end)-_ 0.
$2
Co. common .(year-end).
...
•
37'Ac
preferred: (quar.)i..—$iy8.
Kaufmann.Department Stores, com. (extra).
25c
11-27
>' 12-24
1- 1
12-10
.
>
11-27
-
'12-10
11-25
Service $2.80 pfd. (quarASteel & Wire>,(year-end)—«
Keystone, Public
70c
1-2
12-15
25c > 12-15. ,11-28 4
$2
12-10
12-1
Kings County Lighting 7% pfd. B (accum.)
: 87V2C
12-29
12-12
6% preferred series ,C. (accum.)
-75c >,12-29
12-12
/>
5%. preferred series D (accum.)62'Ac
12-29
12-12 "
.Kleinert (L B.) Rubber (year-end)
30c • 12-11'. 12- 1
Klein AD. Emil) & Co. -5% pfd. (quar.),____
62'Ac
2-1-43 , > 1-20
Kimberly-Clark, Corp. jcorn, (quar.
25c
1- 1-?. 12-li
Keystone
Kilburn Mills
....;—-A---1-
.
,
—.
..
.
,f.„
Extra-^-'^—,,..50c^
preferred (quar.).
$iy2
6%
Kingston Products Corp;....
.
Kress
6'A
(S. H.)
class
40c
12-14
'.
(quar.)..
(qu.)
(quar.)
...
(Samia,
12-38
1-15-43
12-15
12-5
3%c
12-31
12-23
12-31
j-T-43
1-6-43
.
Lane-Wells
12-15
$$l,„
l-
2
1-
2
12-15
12-4
12-15
10c
62'Ac
1-2
12-21
$1%
12-15
12-5
25c
12-15
11-25
common.—...
(irregular)
17-24
12-1
12-14
$50c
Co.
12-23
<
Ont.)
preferred
(quar.)..
Land is: Machine .Co.—
1%
preferred (quar.)^..
.
—.
'
11-20
1-2-43
$114
$20c
Extra
Co.
11-20
..
2-1-43
17'Ac
;
>
11-27
-■
50c
.Semi-annual
&, Sessions
1
12-1
$i3A
...—
& Invest. Co.
-.
-12-
$iy2
Laclede-Chrlsty Clay Products Co.—
,«%• nreferred (quar.)
Mines,, Ltd.
12-11
12-14
15c
& Co., common..^!._________
A
■: 12-11'
2
12-11
special preferred (quar.)
7c/o 2nd preferred (quar)—.
Klipnenhe'mer (B.) & Co. (s-a)—
La Salle Industrial Finance Corp. com.
70c
1-
12-15
12-15
25c
Kroger Grocery & Baking—
6%-1st preferred (quar.).,
.
12-23
-■
5c,
$l'/2
Kinney.Mfg. Co. $6 non-cum. pfd
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (reduced)
Lamson
12-10
12- I
•
Drug
Kern ^County Land
8
12- 4
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15-
•.
•
$2,50
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
f$l'A
;
certificates
Kerlyn Oil'Co. class A
.
;v'.43c,;..r 12-23
12-15
12-15
t$l%
t$l3A
37'Ac
certificates
Kennecott Copper,—
12-,5
•
75c
50c
Steel
conv./preferred
1
...
Vegetable Parchment—.______
Kayser- (Julius)
-.
1- 2
$1 y2*1-2043
25c
12-
tax
4%.
6%
?
-
12-15
Canad.
(quar.)—
Co.
Lambton Loan
.
12-19
11-30
12- 1
$4.50
13- ,lv
1-
12-26
-1-15
12-15
12-15
12-31
City Power & Light-—
Lake Shore
1-15
40c
50c
50c
25c
(quar.)
1-8
11-27
12-10
50c
$6
Katz
;
>
11-30
12.-21
12-18
12- 7
12-11
(year-end)50c
arrear
preferred B (quar.)
Kansas City Southern—
r
12-5
\
1-14
1-15
2-1
12-11
B
Battery
W.
12- 5
25c.
1-28
25c
(quar.)__-,--______._.--___
Laughlin
&
12-21
7" %V/s
^ v
common
preferred
42-21
-60c
,
(interim),t
Harrington & Richardson Arms
Co.
25c
(quar.)__.^.__
12-22
12-22
57c
(quar.)
& Co.
12-5
25c
$1'A
;
preferred (quar.),._
Mines
12- 5
•
'
Co.—
Shoe 6%
(C. E.)
25c
preferred (quar.)__
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
6%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
.
12-16
•
12-24
12-17
12-15 1 12-_J5_
1-2 ,,12-7
Co., Inc. (year-end)
(year-end) __________
dividend
Manufacturing
Joy
12-21
11-30
1245
12-31
Corp..—_—
50c
$1'A
(quar.)_____._.$l'/4
Joslyn Mfg>; & Supply common (quar;)..;
75c ^
6'A' preferred';(quar.)i-—.c—
A-^>—$1'A ■
12-1
42-16,
v
Gas
preferred A
5rA
12-1
,.433Ac.. ■12-31
4lA %
.
$iy2
,
7% pfd. A;(quar.)._
(year-end)$1
12-24
$lVa
$3
...
Utilities
preferred
.5r/o
12-15
4- 2
12-15
12-18
12-17
1- 1
12-15
12-31
1-
.-
(quar.).
less
Corp<
Water Supply,
Tea
Jones
•
-12-4
12-15
-
$1^.'
$1%
L•
(quar.)
Hall (W. F.) Printing (quar,)
Extra
Halle Brothers Co., $2.40 conv. pfd;
1
12-5
$1'A
$5.50
Hackensack Water Co.,
Hale Brothers Stores
(quar.)
Works——
States
25c
Natural
Mountain
7%
11-30
41-10,
42-15
,25c
•..
......
2
1-15
$1%
25c
com.
funds
9-29
12-31
50c
••■•
■
common
Salt, Co..
preferred
4'AfA
.
.
2
12-7
1-2-43
25c
_______—._
Machinery
Corporation
Jamieson
1
12-15
1-
2%
...—_—
Stores,
12-15
•*
—
*
States
$5 preferred
-
7
,
(Toronto)
Co.
preferred dividend
-
Jamaica
.
>,,.•■
.
$2JA
7%
Island
.
.31'Ac
1"
(resumed)
Products
Irying; (John)
.
5% preferred (quar.)
,
Gulf Mobile & Ohio, $5 pfdk (year end)....,
Gulf Oil Corporation (quar,)
Special
12- 5
1-1
-
.......
1-2
Mills.Nickel Co. (Canada), payable
Southern
6%
/
»v
12-18
•;
12-11
«
6'A5A-preferred div.;arrear certificates...
•
..
;42v,\l.,
:
12-18
1- 1
$Ua
,
Cigar
United
12-21
12-15
12-10
12-31
Interstate .Hosiery
in
11 -27
11-25
12-15
$2
________
Harvester-Co.,
(year-end)
International
12-31*
12-11
12-11
(Leased Lines)—
International
International
12-31*
1-15
;
(reduced) _______—$1'A
Department
Special
12-10
12-21
4
12-18
(quar.)...
dividend
International
,1
Great Northern Paper, preferred.^...—...
$lv 12-10
Greene Cananea Copper
r
. 75c
42-, 7,
11-30
Griesedieck Western Brewery...rk'..$l.„ l2-r21 !112- 3
Group No. 1 Oil Corp
'$50
,12-2812- 7
Group No. 2 Oil
' 7.40c
12-28 ;12- .7,
Gruen Watch Co., common..
1-, 2
12rl5
Gulf
■
$2
.
Ry.—
preferred (quar.)
pfd. series 1941 (quar.)—
Oil
11-30
$1'A
(quar.)
Egry Register, 5 'A %
12- 40
30c
———
(accumulated)
Kodak Co.,
5%
12-21
$1'A
(year end)
Eddy Paper Corp. (year-end)
Edison Brothers Stores com. (quar.)
5%
2
•
f
(quar.).
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Interlake Iron Corp. (year-end)
......
Associates—
Massachusetts Street
preferred
12-15
•
,
(quar.)._^_
1%
,
i,-
$l'/4
Johns-Manville Corp.
,
1-15
f$l12-21
$1'A
12-31
i$l
12-21
62'Ac
12-26
$1
1- 2
683Ac
12-31
$1
12-20
(year-end)
(initial)
(quarterly)
Interstate
.
,
$1
(quar.)_-_____
conv.
Assurance
preferred
Stock
.12-15.-7.11-20
;
•
pfd.
6% preferred (s-a)_._.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper.......
International Business Machine (quar.)..:
Extra
-,,,..>42c i 42-15
11-20,:
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (yea,r-,end)_x..Sl7 i 75c 7 12r.l5
41-30 •;
Great Lakes Paper Co.— .7,
Class A partic. pref. (gccum,)77*_7--;7--7 : v475c7.' ^12-31,•-42-21 ;
Class B partic. pref. (accumO..-.-^..^..
J75c -12-31... 12-21 ..
Great Lakes Terminal Warehouse.Co.,(s-a).
>.:;20c •,.« 12-10 <...42- 3-»
Year-end™..—
^20c, V12-10
12-'. 3
,
11-28
37'Ac
—
(s-a)
& Fuel
1st preferred
Eastman
6%
RR..
2
1-
"; > i.
12-21
1-2
Ingersoll-Rand,
f42-22
.vl- 2
62'Ac. 5-15^43
10c
Great Northern Iron Ore Properties-r-...
*
Certificates of beneficial jnt/ (year-end).
12-5
12- •22
12- 10
50c
——'
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(accum.).
Eastern
6%
Gas
1-8
25c
(quar.)
Eagle Picher Lead Co., com.
6% preferred (quar.)
Eastern
12-12
$1%
(quar.)
:
v
11-23
1- 25
$1'A
Duquense Brewing (Pgh.) (extra)
Plastic & Chemical common
preference
12- •23
12- 14
37'Ac
Durez
6%
12-17
>$1
$1'A
(year-end)-;.-—._
—
Co.
41-28
.
4'A%
Interstate
41rl4
;
v-.75c
(s-a)
.
12-15
2
1-
60c
—
common
Mfg.
1- 15
$l'/8
(yr.-end).
—
(auar.)
preferred
5
12- 27
-
75c
15c
—_——
(quar.)
Bradstreet,
Common
12-15
1-
1-
common.
common
Gorton-Pew Fisheries (quar.)
Gosnold Mills, 5% prior pfd. (s-a).........
Great American Indemnity Co. (N. Y,)— ,. •
r
1
$$1'A
t$l'A
(quar.)
conv, preferred (quar,)$iy4,. -,; 42-15
Gorham Manufacturing Cn,.fTn
^.,f.
12-31
•$$1%
'____•
de Nemours com.
preferred
12-
Common
-11-27
$5
„
12-1
12- 10
1-20- 43
(quar.)
—
(E. I.)
preferred
12- 10
$1
$40c
..
-
$4'A
12-10*
r
62'Ac
pfd
...Industrial National Bank of Chicago—
Intertype
12-12
12- 2
,11-30
12-4
12-11
12-26
Telephone—
Jewel
»12r
.
11-17
12- 28
(quar.)..—A-
common
Driver-Harris Co
Du Pont
12- 20
50c
fquar.)
Corp.
Corporation,
12-14
12- 23
25c .-r 12-15
12-15
12-15
30c
,
(quar.)
Life
1-2-43
1
30c
non-cum,-class A
$2
,
-Iowa
Goebel Brewing Co. (quar.),..,..^.....^.. ;
5c j 12-22 •
Golden Cycle Corp._..__.__.^.— .^H^w ,.^.25c...vl2-10
Co. common..„™^.„„.y v, .50c ...12-22 ,
12-11
5% preferred (quar.)_....___>rw^..__7^;i?,..<$l«,Aj, 42-31• vl2-18
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common.v..._._......>-.;J25c »;, 12-15-.'.11-14
12-10
Commercial
42-5
25c
30c
.
11-18
•
>12-15
$50c
Corp.
Telephone
preferred
12- 8
,
50c
'
—
....
(quar.)
$1.80
:
(quar.)
....
Products
International
Goodrich (B. F.)
5
$1
10c
common
Co.,
12-
2
1-
62'Ac
—
preferred (quar.)
Draper
Dravo
12- •18
——
Co.,
2-10-43
>11-30
•-..
preferred (quar.)
Textile
3-1- 43
Co.
Mtge.
12- 4
12-15 ' 42- 5
...—$$33A
Indiana Gas & Chemical, $3 pfd.
(s-a)—_
.• $1'A
Indianapolis Power & Light com. (quar.)
30c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)..—
$1.31'A
Indianapolis Railways
50c
Industrial Acceptance 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
$1'A
>12-15
.
1-15-43
———
Ltd..
Glass
Dominion
Dominion
11-30
12- •15
<•
Mfg.
Mines,
12- •12
H.)
(Cal)
12-5
12-26
Quarterly
12-8;.
Glen Alden Coal Co. (year-end)90c *rl2-19.
Glen Falls Insurance Co. (N, Y.), (quar.)___
,• y 40c
y. 1-.2
2-1- ■43
—
Dolese & Shepard Co.^
Dome
11-30
$1'A
Crucible
(year-end)
Casting Co. (interim)—
Co.
Die
15
'12-
-$55'Ac
(Joseph)
Pepper
Doehler
Gilmer
75c
—
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd. com. (quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.) (payable in U. S. funds).
Distillers
Class
$5
12-3
25c
—
(quar.)
6 "A
12-23
(L.
(quar.)
.
12- 18
75c
preferred
com.
50c
'•:'•
(year-end)..:—
Diamond
Razor
Bell
Imperial
:■%
12- 23
$13A
(quar.)
Co.
Safety
(accum.) .....a
12-21
25c
Mining & Smelting_.__.___....
Refining..—
Food
75c
;
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. rets, lor ord. shs. (interim)
,.x50c,v.42-20a. ;12-10 4
(year-end).i__-_
y+.30c ••• 12-15 \vl2- 1
,y'y $1
l
t W.;
(year-end).
75c
-
&
11-27,.
12-10*
(quar.)__..__...._._v.i._.j. A$iy2;-v- 1- 2
preferred
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
12-5
12- 1
12-1
50c
A......
guaranteed (s-a)..:
Illinois
.
12-23
11-16
75c
Detroit
4%
12-14
1-19-43
12-21
12-29
12-29
__
...
(quar.).
Illinois Central RR. Co,
General Motors Corp., common.-.--;,^...—
50c ,.42-12
r 11-12
$5 preferred (quar.),
,.$1V4
2-1-43 1-11-43
General Reinsurance. (quar.).50c .. vl2-15 .12- 8
Georgia Power, $5 pfd. ,(quar,)^.......__../vX$l^ f;,v It 2
42-15.
11-30
12-15
12-10
Illinois
12-24
1-29-43
(quar.)
12-18
.1-25
General Fire Extinguisher (year-end).25c
12-15
General Mills, Inc., 5'A preferred (quar.)..,;;;i,.$l'A •: .1- 1
General
Precision Equipment_._._j^_..__..>A
; 25c-12-15
12-15
Oil
Hygrade
12-7
12- 1
•"
$25c
>
(year-end)
Hussman-Ligonier, 5'/2&
—
12-15
5
Co.
Hyde Park Brewing Assn.
-
.
Corp,
& .Erie
Huron
.
•(, >,35c
Oil
Hudson Bay.
.
Co
(year-end)
Inc..
0)1 Co. of Texas.6%
Humble
12- 7
,
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons,
Co., class A
preferred
$6
..
Electric
Co.
&
Hooker Electrochemical 6%
11-30
12,-15
__n_.
7'£■
5'/v
.
-.,,.$121Ac
"'
(quar.).....—$1'A
Mfg.
Houston
■
12-15
:
Houdaille-llershey .class B (interim)________
Class
A
(quar.)_^___-_..^;
Household Finance,, common (quar.).......A
12-12
12-19
1
12-23
Devonian
12-22
,
12-5
12-10
(A)
,
Honolulu
Hoskins
—
12-24
12-10
12-15
(accumulated)———x_.:
Corp.
5c
.
1
'
'
5
12-11*
12-1
11-16
12- 5
12-1
12-5
12- 5
12-10
.12- 7
12-21
•
25c
Honey^, Dew,, Ltd. Jquar.)
5Vz% preferred (quar.)—
61«c
12-22
12-12
Firemen's Fund Indemnity (S. F.) (quar.)
<
60c
12-15
12- 5
First Nat'l Bank of Jersey City (quar.)——77; • $1. *. 12-31
12-23
First Realty (Seattle)
(irregular)..
6c
12-15
12- 5
Flintkote Company, common (year-end)
35c
12-21
12-11
$4'/2 preferred (quar.)
$l-.T2Mi ;
12-15
12- 5
Food Fair Stores, common (quar.)..
25c.
12-15
12- 1
$2.50 preferred (quar.)—
62'/2c
12-15
12^- 1
Foote-Burt Co. (year-end)
•25c
12-15
12- 5
Foster Wheeler Corp., $7 preferred.....—■ $1%,['•. 1- 1
12-15
preferred (accumulated)....
__7
$7
12-24
12-15
0% prior preferred (quar.)
...,37V2c . •, 1-2
12-15
6% prior preferred (quar.)
,37Vs>c 4- 1
3-15.
6% prior preferred (quar.).;
37y2C.7- 1
6-15
6% prior preferred (quar.)——... . r;37V2c 10-1-43 9-15-43
Four-Twelve West Sixth Co. (annual)
...
/ .$2 , 12-15
11-30
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common...,
35c >12- G . 11-20
Fruit of the Loom, Inc.—
7
$3 non-cumulative preferred (year-end)..v ,. $2V2
12-15
11-28
Gair (Robert) Co., common (year-end)_____
25c » 12-30
12-10*
6% preferred (quar.)
30c "
12-30
12-10*
Gamewell Co.
7 * 50c
12-15 < 12- 5
Garfinkel (Julius) & Co., common (quar.)
• 17 l/2c
: ,12-31 *
12-15
6% convertible preferred (quar.).________
37'/2c.
12-31
12^15
Gatineau Power Co., common (quar.)
115c
.12-31
12- 1
5% preferred (quar.)... ,1$11A
1- 1
12-1
5 Vz % preferred (quar.).
,1.$1,38 V 'l- 1
12-. 1
1-2-43
12-
12-23
Paper common
Home, Fire^ Marine Insurance
.
.
Co.—
&
12-
15c
Furnace
Hollander
—
,
Bartlett
Mfg. Co., class A (extra)——
Holland
<.
$3'A
•
....
5%„ preferred
12^14
.
$3
12-15
$2
50c
$2
Steel
. -
.
11-30
11-30
.11-25
■
12- 5
,12-12
General Box. Co, (quar.)^-77,—,
^l'/aC (-12-21
12- 3
Extra
•<
9c
12-21
12- 3
General Candy Corp.
(year-end).
•v
^' 25q„„v.12^21
12-10
Quarterly
J.25^A2-.Zlj. 12-10
General Cigar Co.__.__.__
,t,: r,25c
12-19;; .11-30
Extra
—.'•.<;$iy* 1 .12-19
11-30
Aircraft of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
(s-a)
•
;
Paper Co. of Canada
Hinde & Dauch
Hobart
12-1512-14
-1- 1
12-31
12-31
.
>.
12-8
$1'A
Spencer,
Holt- (Henry)
.50c
—
(s-a)
MonthlyMonthly-
12-^15
7 25c
75c
....
Corp
Hinde & Dauch
12- 7
;
12-22
$1%
7%
;i
12^18
Extra.
,»
12V2c j 12-15
5V2% preferred (quar.).
,,..68.3Ac.v :12-15
Gellman Manufacturing (year-end)
,10c ,.>.12- 9
General Baking Co., common (year-end)...
.10c r- 12-19
$8 preferred (quar,)-__.^__.._._u__r.___^
,$2 iv 12-26
(quar.)—.—
Detroit
.12-21
Gaylord Container, common.
-
prior preferred.—.(year-end)
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.
(year-end).—
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)———
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.) —
Supply (N. Y.)
•
15c
$2
Publishing Co.,
Dentist's
Hibbard,
12- 1
12-19
12- 5
11-25
.
$1'A
11-30*
———
Bound Brook RR.
Rubber
•„
4-1-43 3-18-43
3c
'
Curtiss-Wright Corp.
&
$10c
12-5
(year-end).—
class A prior preference
preference
30c
..
^
11-30
12- 1
:
12-21
(quar,).
preferred
.
Cunningham Drug Stores—
lc,'o
J
1
(s-a).
12-15
—
Delaware
-----
50c
25c
,
12-15
;
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred
De Havilland
,50c
'
5c
(quar.) —
Cuban American Manganese
(year-end)——
Cuneo Press. Inc. 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Curtis
12-1Q
12-10
12-10
,1-1-43
12-15
,12-22
50c
25c
25c
(year-end)
Co., common (quar.)..—
•_„i—
>7'7o
12- 5
$1'A
$1%
90c
50c
end)
1
12-5
12-15
Powder
(year-end)
Creamery, common (s-a)_...
Hewitt
12-
12- 8
1-2-43
12-15
12-16
12-15
12-15
1-2
1- 2
12-21
12-21
Brewing
preferred
Extra
t
11-30
12-15
56'Ac
—...—
...
& Forster
6%
$62V2C
80c
,
12-14
Inc.—-
Co.,
7%
12-24
35c
(year
of Rec.
12-14
12-14
$1'A
50c
25c
(G.)
(George W.)
Hercules
.....
11-30
12-20
50c
(quar.)—.—
common—:
Crucible Steel Co., common
conv.
3
12-
50c
(quar.).
Co.,
Drug
Helme
\
«
$1
50c
(quar.)..
Co.
Hein-Werner Motor Parts Corp.
.
1
12-
10c
—
Co.
.
Hershey
15c
(quar.)...
,
Holders
12-24
12-24
12-24
12-21
12-22
12-15
12-15
35c
,
(accum.)
Co
Glass
Corporation
Heileman
,
Mfg.—
Publishing
preferred
Crown
—
(year-end)—
Corp.
12-
12-23
12-24
25c
(irreg.)
;—
Electric
Wheeler
Crowell-Collier
Crown
(s-a)—
com.
12-15
$1
—.
America Inc.,
of
25c
$1'A
(quar.)—
—
Creameries
—
(s-a)
——
(s-a)———————
Company,
Common
<
Hazeltine
..
1
—-—-
(year-end)
.
,,
Payable
15c
$iy4
$1'A
...
Hecla Mining Co
.
1
62'Ac
—
Special
5 %
12-14
12-24
$13A
—
Craddock-Terry Shoe, common
Crum
11-14
15c
'A % pfd. (quar.)
1% participating preferred (quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)——
5 l!o
11-25*
12-15
"
12-15
12-15
15c
Continental Telephone Co., 6
Cornell-Dubilier
12-21
30C
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1-
50c
Continental Steel Corp., common (year-end).
1%
12-15
Co.
(Del.)
Continental Oil Co.
12-14
12-14
56 Ac
: 1-2
35c
12-15
$l1/4-„I
1- 2
$1%
...1- 2
$l'/2
1-. 2
,.
12-11
12-31
25c
-
(Chic., Ill,), extraContinental-Diamond Fibre
< year-end)—A
Continental Motors (year-end)—.
Continental Casualty
preferred
Extra
(year-end)—..
Co.
Can
2
50c
$1'A
—
Extra
j
Hazel-Atlas
,
111.)—
(Chic,,
Co.
Quarterly
2-
$1 v«
.
(quar.)
Assurance
Continental
4
Corp.-—
Laundries
preferred
$7.50
;
Electric
Hawaiian
*
—
12-31
1
40c
...
Consolidated Film Industries $2 pfd.i—..
Consolidated
2-
$1'A
(quar.)
$l'A
$1
50c
35c
12-28
12- 2
12- 5
12- 1
11-30
12- 4
12-21
11-25 \
12-14
1-4-43
12-22
12-20
12*40
12-15
12-15
,
.
—
(quar.)— —
preferred
$5
Common
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
.
6%,
50c
■'•
When
share
.•
Hartman Tobacco Co. $4 prior pref.
.
Federal Drop Forge Co. (irregular)....
...
7.. 250
12-19
12- 5v.,
Federal Mining & Smelting.—: ■ 7. v$l
12-21
12- 2
Federal Mogul Corporation (quar.)...
25c 4 12-15
12- 5
Federal Motor Truck
...
y
• 10c
12-21 .. 12-11
Federal Screw Works (quar.)—.——.—,^r:.25p,7 12-15 v 42- 1 "■
Fenton United Cleaning & Dyeing
(quar.).
50c.J2-10 ^12- 5 ,
Extra
...v7'.'V. $2:j: ,12-10 ..12- 5
Fidelity Union Stock & Bond (resumed)—__
,.5QC:
12-21
12- 4
Field (Marshall) & Co., common, (year-end).
20c
12-24
12-12
6% preferred (quar.)—$ 1 Va ,: 12-31
12-15
6% preferred 2nd series (quar.)—
$1 Va.
12-31
12-15
Fifth & B Corporation..—7—.——Jw 7
$l'/4
12-15
12- 1 \
Finance Co. of America class A (quar.)..—.
15c-_ 12-22
12-12
Extra
...
5c
12-22
12-12
Class B (quar.)..
...
7,
7(5c - 12-22 ,12-12
12-11
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
5%
12-11
$ 1 'A
—
class A
Cement Corp.,
Consolidated
1-
6</o .preferred
,
12-15
12-11
11-25
12-28
12-10
•
■
.
Faultless Rubber Co. (year-end),
Federal Bake Shops com. (quar.)
1
55c
(irregular)——
Co.
Biscuit
Consolidated
12-24
$1 i/a
Corp.,
' ,1- 2
■
,
.
>
Harnischfeger Corp. com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
57o
preferred 2nd issue (quar.)..
Harrisburg Rys. (year-end)......
Harrisburgh Steel Corp. (year-end)
V,' $2»A .,1-2-43
.12-11
Quarterly —*———^74-1-43 3-12-43
12-1
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
1
N.
:—
—
$l'/8
60c
50c
v.
12-31
-
Name of Company
-;•'
12-31
1-15
<
Per
of Rec.
1-15
$1%
—
Common (extra) j
7''.
Fansteel Metallurgical, $5 preferred (quar.!. . >
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance (Syracuse,
11-30
40c
(quar.)
—
Community Public Service Co.—
Confederation Amusement, 8% partic. pfd.—.
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto) —
Quarterly
(quar.)
$1'A
Ewa Plantation Co. (year-end).
Falconbridge Nickle Mines (irregular)
12-10*
12-
12-21
Falstaff Brewing
Ky.)
Congoleum-Nairn,
(quar.)—
...
12-10*
1
1-
$1.06'A
—
—
Co.
Ins.
75c
(quar.).
Corp.—
Solvents
Commercial
>
1
12-
$1.06'A
(s-a)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co. (year-end)
$4.25
12-15
$1
(s-a)
Coca-Cola International Corp., cl. A
Cockshutt
75c
year-end)
I
class A
$3
$1'A
common.
Company,
Common
When
Payable
—
Coast Counties Gas &
Coca-Cola
preferred A
pfd.
El Paso Electric Co. (Texas) —
$4.50
preferred (quar.)—
El Paso Natural Gas, common
___
Electric Boat Co.
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd.—
Ordinary registered
Electric Storage Battery.—.
Empire Power Corp., $6 pfd. (quar.).
$2.25 participating stock (accum.)
Empire Star Mines Co., Ltd. (irregular)
Emporium Capwell Corp., com. (quar.)—
4 V2 % preferred (quar.) ..
——.
Emsco Derrick & Equipment (year-end)
Engineers Public Service Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.).—
English Electric Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$3 non-cumulative class A (quar.) —
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. gtd. stock (quar.)—.
Erie Railroad Co., common.—
——
Ctfs. of beneficial interest...
Eversharp, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.).
12-3
12-22
6%
Paso Electric,
7'A
*
—
preferred (accum.)
(quar.)
Electric—
(quar.)
1%
Chemical
3
$1
$1 '/8
——
>
;
Clinchfield Coal,
Clorox
12-
30c
preferred (quar.)
Molybdenum Co. (quar.)
$4.50
Climax
12-15
12-19
Name of Company
of Rec.
12-29
50c
(quar.).
Machine Corp.
Clearing
Payable
25c
Holders
Per
share
Holders
When
share
Company
Name of
Monday, December 7, 1942
•
.
f
,
4
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
When
Payable
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Per
share
2001
When
Per
Holders
'
Name of Company
*
i
Name of Company,
.
,
.
(quar.f
Langley's Ltd., I'M conv. pref. (accum.)--:- LavCap Gold Mining Corp..-—-—
——
Lawyers Title Insurance Co. {Richmond, Va.)
G%
preferred ..(s-a)
.•——
Leath
$2.60 pfd.
& 'Co,,-
12-24
Mutual Bank "& Trust Co." (St. Louis)
12-28
12-1?
Mutual Chemical Co.
12-21
12-
Refineries
Co.
Salt
i
year-end)
1-2-43
12-14
35c
12-14
11-30
50c
12-15
12-
1
National
15c
12-15
12-
4
National
50c
12-15
11-21
National
——™—__
Lion Oil Refining
(quar.)_-__
Miami
Little
RR.
Co.—
Cement
Chicago
Lone
Star
Gas
National Breweries, Ltd.
1
12-11
_l-_k
Year-end
1
12-15
12-
12-21
11-17
National
12-14
12r*
12-15
1-2-43
Class
7
A (quar.i .k.
conv.'preferred
—"k
12-10
11-24
National ;.' Dairy,. Productskkk
12-10
11-24
National,,, Discount. ..Corp.,
'
$3
$1
12-31
1-1-43
12-22
12-14
11-30
Mfg.
Associates
75c
12-23
12-11
2
12-11
1-15
12-30
25c
12-21
25c
12-15
25C
12-15
50c
12-15
Corp.
12-10
11-20
12-18
12-
4
$1%
12-18
12-
4
10c
12-15
12- ,1*
12-23
1-16
Petroleum &
1-16
Phelps
12-
11-20
11-30
12-10
12V 1
Philadelphia Electric Power, 8'M
12-10
12-
Philadelpliia
$2 >2
12-15
11-20
50c
12-18
12-11
Phillips
+371,aC
1-16
12-15
Pickle
12-23
25c
12-15
$2
*12-15
12-
Corp.
(quar. 1
common
hi
V "
25c
(R. H.)
Macy
& Co.
(quar.)_
Natomas'
$5
preferred
11-30
Neisner
Co,-I'M I3referred
_■
———
Marion Reserve
Power,
Brothers: Inc.
&
Field
(Glenn L.)
Martin
12-29
10-28
12-29
10-28
2
12--11
New .Haven
1-
25c
12-14
12-14
12-15
12-14
11-30
12-15
n-30
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
S1V4
12-31
12-10
15c
12-15
12-26
12-14
12-15
12-
City'Omnibus
1
12-15
New
York
& Queens
12-15
1-
Newmont
12-15
1
Mining
(year-end)
'Electric
Master
12-
12-21
.'_
Asphalt
Mastic
(year-end)k—kk^k-
Corp.
& Dry Dock—1
1
Alkali
Mathieson
preferred
7 b.
12-10
11-16
12-11
11-24
No-Sag
50c
1-2-43
12-31
Noranda; Mines,
1-2-43
12-31
Norfolk
35c
12-21
12-
12-15
12-
1
41
12-24
12-
7
$6
12-24
12-
7
North
11-
2
v
•
Stores
McCrory
Corp.
(quar.) k____kk™_—
McKenzfe Red
Lake Gold Mines
McLennan, McFeeley & Prior,
:k___
12-
12-31
12-31
>'
"
15c
30c
12-15
'
12-
kk
$5
'.f
Junior preferred (quar.)k——k_____
I'/c preferred ' (quar.)—_k—_k—
Michigan Steel Tube' Products "(irregular)
Mickleberry's Food Products (s-a)_
12-24
1-
-
2
2
12-
25c
12-
1
11-23
I-
5
12-
I-
2
>
12-10
1%
vk
12-
12-22
25C
;
12-
1-
SIVa.
12-
l-
v
12-
1-
$l3/4
k/11-
$l'/2
1
-
12-15
$1.1/2
1-
12-15
1-
•
12-10
11-27
10c
12-12
11-27.
12-12
11-27
50c,
12-16
12-11
15c
Midland Grocery, 6'e-pfd. Is-a)—k—k——Midland Oil Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (accum.)
25C
Midvale
50c
Midwest
Oil
Co.,
—
12-15
12-4
12-19
12-
common
45c
12-15
11-24
12-1512-15
12-
12-12
•:/25c :
•12-
k—'
5c
—k__—
Brewing Co. (year-end)—_k—k'
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
(quar.)
;
—kk_
I
Minneapolis
Mission
Mining
&
12-10
1
O'Day Corp..(year-end)
12-18
Class' A
Montreal
,
,
I'M
America
r
(quar.)—
Cotton, Ltd.,,
;
■
com,
(W. R.) Dry Goods Co.
'
Mountain
Corp.
Fuel
12-
1
15c
12-10
11-20,
8'2c
12-15
12-
V
50c
t
k
12-21
2
11-27
$B4
12-18
11-27
1-15
common
11-25
50c
12-24
12-14/
50c
12-24
12-14
2
12-21
(quar.)__
voting
kl
(quar.)„
-/
".
12-15
'1-
2
12-15
2
12-15*
12-22
12-10
/12-22
12-10
12-10
12-22
11-3Q
12-22
*"
•
*'
$1 Vi
v:
(irregular)__
Common
.:
•
Co.
50C
*;.,'
5c
10c
12-15
87 Vac
12-15
11-30
2
12-19
5-1-43
4 -20-43
Reliance
'.
25c
Co.' of Canada, Ltd.
(s-a)
Insurance
(Phila.)
(s-a)
50c
12-15
H-30
11-30,
11-30
12-17
125c
1-15-43
1-2-43
+$3.25
12-15
_
Manufacturing
Co."
$l'/3
1-2-43
$1 1/2
k12-15
50c
12-21
12-
■12-31
12-
7*4
Paul
12-15
Robertson
12-15.
Roos:
.11-30
tH.
R.) .Co
Brothers
Russell
12-10
15C
(Peter),
Inc.
11-24
12-8
12-
6ro
1
12-15
12-15
10 c
l-_2
50c
12-:15
12-
50C
12-19
11-27
1-
2
1
12-15
1-15
30c
12-29
12-19
$1V2
12-29
12-21
12-21
12-
Peerless
Casualty 6(4
pfd.
4
1
25c
12-30
12-16
$1
12-15
GVsM
r
11-21
12-15
$1
12-23
12-
5
$1
12-23
12-
5
75c
12-18
12-
7
12-
7
'.;
-
(quar.
$1 V'4
Scott Paper Company
Co.
12-15
11-30
Scranton Lace
50c
12-10
12r
Sears Roebuck &
$lc
1-14-43
20c*
12-10
30c
12-
8
,11-20 *
11-17
'
Pend
Oreille
Mines
12-10
11-28
125C
12-21
12-10
preferred tquar.)—™_—
$4,V/a preferred (quar.)k
12-20
/
Reaboard Oil. Co. (Del.)
12-
8
11-27
Seattle Gas Co.,
Co. (interim).
$6c
12-28
11-30
Security Title Bldg, $7
25c
-
$3
12-21
175c
1-15
1-
1-15
175c
,
2
12-.10
,
1-
,
2
$3
12-23
12-15
$lVi
12-23
12-15
62 Va C
12-31
12-15
25c
12-21
$1.6212
1-2-43
12-10'
12-10
$1%
1-2-43
12-10
$1.87 V2
1-2-43
12-10
$2
1-2-43
12-10
50C
12-15
$l3a
1-
12-10
12-19
2
25C
12-15/
,11-30
50c
12-15
;11-30
$138
12-15
f11-30
12 V 2 C
12-15
I 12-10
45c
12-12
11-28*
15C
12-12
11-28*
$1
—/
12-14
11-27
—
—
75c
11-12
12-10
11-12
12-10
$1
2-1-43
1-20-43*
$1 Va
2-1-43
1-20-43*
25C
12-15
12-
i
$1
12-10
12-
1
$4
12-31
i'
12-10
$1V4.
25C
vtc.k_k_:
12-21
(year-end)
Co. (quar.)—™—--*—
k
(s-a)__
& Metals
(quar.f
1
$25c
12-31
*
Peerless Cemfent Co.4 common
(quar.)-
11-30
11-27,
8'M
preferred
12-10
12-10
(year-end)
I'M debenture ,C fquar.)___
7VaM debenture B, (quar.
5V2 M
1-
11-30
•
50c
11-30
1
12-10,
37^0
(quar.)_____
Power—
debenture D (quar.)__
$lVi
-
--
12-15
1-2
debenture A (quar.)"_____:——
Schenley Distillers .Corp. "com. 1 year-end)™
Slab/ .preferred fquar.)
______
Schiff Company,., common" (quar.) _kk__.
,
,
12-14
12-30
50c
Schlage Lcck Co., (quar.)___
12-15
1
11-30
12-21
'11-27
in
Peck,_Stpw:".^"'.Wilcox .'Co. (quar.)_-___^—4_
1
12-10
1-
12-
12-21
Savannah Electric &
12-1(5
12-23
1
12-15
•
12-15
Louis Bridge ,6ri'lst
Savage Arms. Corp.,
.
12-
50c
(accum.)k_.——_—;
preferred
11-25
12-15
50c
pfd. (s-a)
; 3M
2nd preferred, (s-a)_
—
San Francisco Remedial Loan. Assn.
(quar,)
St.
'
12-15
$1^8
—
preferred (quar.)—.11
——
St. Joseph Lead Co,_k
—
z—
St/ Lawrence Corp. AM cv. pfd. A (accum.)
MA'd convertible, preferred A "(accum.) ——T
St.' Lawrence.Paper Mills,"6b pfd. (accum.)
11-19
1
12-22
1C
S'b
11-19
12-
15c
CO-
Inc., common
12-1Q
37V2C
(quar.)__k—
Manufacturing
Safeway Stores,
11-24
1
-$$l3i
:1-15-43
25c
——
Safety Car Heating" & Lighting
11-20
50c.. —1.-. 2
<quar.)_
2-1-43
'-'
,
11-20
1
$1
-.preferred, (quar.)___
:1-15-43
25c.
11-30
-
Paymalster Consol. Mines, Ltd. (Interim)
Peabody Coal,/6^' preferred (accum.)
4
12-10
2-1-43
tquar.)
1
1
«
1-.2
15c
—__kkk—
Rice ' Ranch
12-15
12-21
-
12-10
■
$1 Va
G'M
-12-12
1-
$$1
1-2
25c
:—
Richfield Oil. Corp. <year-end) _k_„_™k_k_
Rich's, Inc.,-6,V2r$ preferred (qtiar.)____:
Riverside Silk Mijls,.$2 partic: A pfd: fquar.)
1-
$15c
11-20
.■11-2Q
12-10
15c
Pato:Consolidated-Gold Dredging (interim>__
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
12-15
\ 12-15
1-1-43
-
•
11-30
30c
20c
__________
$iv2
$lVi
Paton
.
f ■,
12-16
-
12-24
2
12-10
50c
payment will be made
currency.-
1-
12-10
12-21
75c
1-14
m
11-19
12+10
1-1-43
12-
$$lVi
5
SIV'a
12-1
$7-
12-
11-1-43 10 -20-43
50c
Republic Steel C0rp„
12-10
(quar.)___—
1-
$2Va
$212
,
/•;, ■, Extra~rk__k——_k__™_—;—
Remington"Rand; Inc.,. common* (irregtjter)k
$4.50 preferred (quaf.) kk..™__k_kk__k__k_
Republic Investors Fund—"
G'M preferred A (quar.)—_
/ 6ia. preferred R (qUar.)__„Ti____,k_-___
^Republic Realty Mortgage"Corp.k__~kk______
12-10
...
12-15
(quar.)——__
(Pittsburgh)' common
; ,12-r 1
2
-
12-21
—
1'
12-21
1- 2
-.
12-15
25c
12-
2- 1
11-18
12-id
12- 0
2-27
25c
—_l_kkkk__
B
12-24
$ 1 V'2
,'
—
Oil Refining Corp
Class
12-15
$1
(year-end)
25c
i-
Appliance Co, (quar.l
Patino Mines & Enterprises Consol
U.1 S.
1
5
12-21
35c
Parker.
.
1-1
12-20
y
37 Vic
.'1st: preferred-,/ (quar.—
Parlc & Tilford 6/1. conv, pfd. (quar.)_*_*__
Dividend is'-5s.;
12- 1'
12-10
12-10
11-30
1-
$1 VSs
12-20
12-22
1
43Vic
GM
5
12-21
$1(4
.*——__—__
4
5c
$50c
*(quar.) ______
Oil-Corp. (resumed).—___
(increased)
11-30
50c
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)__—___
(quar.)
12-15
$2
$1 Va
Western
-
11-30
12-15
2C
11-14
12-31
183ic
■
-
12-15
11-14
_
?20c
preferred : (quar.)
Pictures, Inc.—
12-
25c
_______
—:
12-15
12-15
10c
Mifls
12-15
$134
Co.r common
1
__________
Light,.Heat & Power com.. (quar.)__
1-
$134
'_
Regent Knitting .Mills, Ltd.___k_—k—____k_
Reliance Grain, Ltd.,,6Vb/i/ pfd. (accum.)__
12-15
2
1-
15c
12-11
$$1V4
^
12-
12-19'
12-18
Light Coi—
(quar.)
ReaLEstate Loan
5
1-
75c
$3
4'4*
.
11-13
S1U
12-15
Paramount
..
11-13,
12-15
$2/
$ 1 V'4
12-31
12-11
2
">
'
11-28
1-15
1-
12-15
$31i/4C
inC/—-i——_
Supply' fUtah)
12-19
12-15
12-15
iquar.)
$l3i
4k
lk
11-13'
1-15
(quar.).,
pfd.
Rlieem
Page-Hersey Tubes)* - Ltd,_ fquar,
Paraffine Companies, Inc., com. (quar.)
12-15
nm
(quar.)———
(year-end),_k_T_k_'k—•
—i.—
-
m:
—
—
9
12-23
12i/2c
'
(quar.)
12-
11-13
12-15
12-24
12-15
12-19
2
11-27
12-15
,
11-30 \
...
,
12-21
,
12-31
_—______
4
'12-21
$134
12-15
/
4
12-
1-2
—.—
35c
common
prior / preferred " (qiiar. J
12-
12-15
37VaC
50c
12-9
Pacific
3
12-15
12-23
50c
50c
'
"Motor Wheel
12-15
50C
11-30
•
'
;
—
.
1-
$l3/4
preferred (quar.)
Morgan. (J. P.)k& Co.
Motor. Products Corp.
3
50c
25c
12-23
5'/; preferred: (quar.
Pacific Finance: Corp. .(Calif.)
(year-end)__
Pacific" indemnity Co. (quar—.
11-27
12-
2
12-15
f$l
-
—_
1-
$134
..
.
"
Montreal Loan & Mortgage Co. (quar.)
Montreal Refrigeratiori..& Storage—•
k
preferred (accumulated),
k„
Moore
12-
.
$ l V4
12-15
11
Ottawa
11-23
12-15
SlVa
•Montgomery Ward & Cok common—
.
11-25*
common—.—_____—,
preferred .fquar.)___________________
b'/d prior preference A biquar.
Reyraer & Brothers, Inc. (resumed)*Reynolds Spring,Co. (resumed)™-*;——__
Natural. Gas,
12-23
1-15
12-15
Rath.
11-20
12-
3
12-15
-
$r
'
;
1—
Carpet Mills,..Inc
Molybdenum Corp. of
12-14
/
;
12-10
'
'Mohawk
12-14
12-29
-
$1*4
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. " (year-end)/___—
Packing.. Co., common (reduced)
5 'M preferred (s-a)
/—
;
5'M preferred (s-a)
Zk____
—
Reading Co. AM'/non-cum". 1st pfd. tquar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)__-™k™k__-_kk_____..
11-30
2
1-
<ftl
-
12-22'.
12-
12-10
85C
(quar.)— k—:
Missouri Edison Co. $7 pfd. (quar.):
Mitchell (Robert) Co.,".Ltd
—k_
Mode
12-
12-29
$1V4. '
/
12-19
(irregular)
8
11-25
12-10
30C
Mfg
preferred B
6(<?
12-1
12-17
6V4C
12-15
Pacific
Mississippi Valley Public Service, com. (quar.)
•
12-15
12-15
20C
43 a'4C
"
50c
(year-end).
Corp.
12-30
■
20c
?
r
Minnesota
1-
$1.80
40c
$l»V
■:
2:
12-22
12-30
5c
1
:
$134
'
-
preferred /quar.—:
_________—
Ottawa Electric Ry. (quar.)____k_"-_™
11-14
25c
—
Extra.
1-
$20c,
;
6','o.
11-14*
9c
'
-
12-15
4c
u'1
(s-a)_-
preferred (s-a).
___k_—_
8 'M
preferred (participating)—
^
Midwest Piping & Supply (year-end)
Miller: & Hart, Int.. $i: prior pfd. (quarJ)k__
Miller Tool & Die (quar.)
;
■
9
11-20;
4
preferred /(quar.) _kk__k___——
8"M
2
11-25
12-10
r,-|8*4:c
Oshkosh.B'Gosh, Inc., common (quar.)_.„_
■'*>:
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)_______
Otis Elevator Co., common- (increased) __k__
12-24
12-23
12-15
"
8'M
.
2
1-
12-
12-16
&
.Orpheum Building
11-30
$3
__
r,
12-15
25C
Corp.t (year-end)
Randall
Rand's
25c
.
•
11-20-
preference
Corp,,
Quaker State
12-22
12 Vic
preferred ;(quar.)
■'; Omar, Inc., G'/o preferred (quair—
"VOmriibus Cprp., 8'M preferred (quar.)k_k_„»
Oneida, Ltd., -com.s; (year-end).*-—^
..; *7(4. participating preferred..(quar,.)kkk_kj..
12-15
1-,
"
12-
12-23
\
12-
$5.50
*
'$l3/4.
V
12-11
12-11
1
1-
Ediso'ir
Oklahoma
„
11-24,
12-15
_________
Manufacturing Co."
12-22
"
12-15
•/ :$V/2
'
:
11-27
12-17
1 *20
quar.)
(Quaker Oats Co., common" (quar.)
6 b. preferred (quar.)
12-22
.
....
12-i 2
12-21
10c
15c
Oilstocks,4 Ltd.;/ (reduced)—r-^-kkk.
•:. $ivi
Oklahoma GasJ & Elec. 6'4",pfd. > (quar.) akl$134
'll'M- .preferred. ;Cqua r4klk—,«—!
k-—..
12-15
12-22
10c
25c
:■__
tquar.)——_______
convertible
75c
(year-end)_■_---k™-
Ohio Seamless "Tube, common
12-1
1-
Oil
75c
75c
•h"$i.75 prior preference -(.quar—™——
12-1
$ij/2
$1*4
9
t $ 1 V'4
& Gas,
original preferred
Pyrene
12-10
12-10
.
1
$1 '/a
-
2
2
25c
.Oil- Co.,,' comm,on.;_l-—• v*
$lVi "
6'1
preferred/(quar.)_—k-ka_-__-_:k____i_
'=
11-25'
$1V4
5
1-
1-
6%ivpreftfr'reJd*,dquar.)i"kk"*——iuk'-k—/SlVa
pliio" Match; Co./fyear-ehd")'-—'vk—w_kk--k_k ;
5.0
1
$i3,4
:
12-
12-30
75c
71 Vic
y
Ohio
1
12- 9
*
Finance/Co", 'cprnmon-fquar:)——_„k
5'A-; prior,'preferred (quar.)
12-12
kv'sm
prior
5 b/
Ohio,.
4
1
preferred
G'M preferred
-
1
10c
1
Pure
^"-''/$71;preferredk(qpar.)_'/.k—
f $7.20 prefer/red : (quar.)kt——kklLkk_k2_i__'"j;
12-16
6 2 Va C
(Phila.
(year-end)
12-
r
3
7 M
one
River-.Insurance Co: fquar.) _™„—___
North Star Oil, I'M, -.pfd..(accum.")——ikk*
Northern Empire-Mines Co:; Ltd: (interim )_k'
12-17
12-23
$1 ui
5C
Co.
$10
12-10
Co.,"" $5 preferi-ed (quar——
•
$114
$6/preferred (quar, )k_—™k™™—™—SI Via
$6.60
preferred (qua,r.)*k-™k—k — $1.65
12-17
1
I'M 1st preferred (quar.)
Pullman/ Inc, (quar.)
i
12-15
./•
9
1-
$ 1 Va
—
Middle West
12-
2
11-24
$1,311/4
$6
Mid-City Bank & Trust Co.
12-10
Ohio
12-
12-15
25C
Oil
Elec.
Service
Non-voting
.
12-17
12-31
5 b?
11-2Q
11-30
(year-end)-™_^k-_—a—:_k—— '
Nor walk'Tir e,
.
,
preferred (quar.)—
/ $6 preferred ,(quar/.}™_ —,
$7 preferred (quar.)—i._——k^—__lk_—
$6 prior preferred
(quar.)-i
k-—k_
•.$7 .prior preferred
quar.),kk—k-—k
Michigan Associated Telep., 6(1/ pfd. ,(quar.)
Michigan Public Service Co.,.,6(«,pfd. (quar.)
G'M
preferred series 1940 (quar.)„k—___
1
12-15
12-19
11-27
_•
25c
,
$$1
$2 Va
$10
(accum.)—dividend;
11-20
preferred
Publication
5
12-15
11-25
.
:•
Metal & Thermit Corp., common—1—uk_„_k_
7b>, preferred
(quar.)___™—I—:
Metropolitan Edison Co.— y
k -. :.
' :
■
12-
12-15
12-20
12-21
'
&
iMesta Machine Co.__—
•
11-30
12-15
k
Rubber Cor,-fii "'preferred— til.-31%-. i-2-43
12-10
Norwich
Pharmacal " _k'_—kk_—k——k
15c
12-30
NU-Enamei/Corporation,' common—k-k-aklk
71/2c
12-15
Oahu Sugar Co.,'-Ltd/.' (year-endI__'_/_kk——
35c
$ 1 '/a - 1-1-43
'[■ Merrimac .Hat Corp,,, common_u__kk.HL.n-™
•.*
12-23
12-12*
12-
12-15
8V2C
Trust
Corp. of N. J.—
Puget Sound Power &
• -
(stock
&
5b/ pfd.
7 M
4
25c
North
1
'
Company, common-————
4V/aH; preferred (quar.)—
5Va'M. preferred (quar.)— —i— _k————
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (year-end)——
.
12-
12-23
12-24
$5c
$5
II-30
12-15
$10c
G'M] prior preferred (quar.)_k_k-_.k----__
North Central Texas
11-27
;
,
Class B
V
12-11
$2
Merck
i
12-10
50c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)____^
Public
1-15-43
2-1-43
12-. 4
25c
(quar.)__
(monthly) _:
I 'M. preferred (quar.)
/ 8 b*: preferred (quar.)—
11-27
.
$50c
r
4
■
12-15
11-21
,
$3*3
■
Public Service of Oklahoma,
6'M
;;
12-31
121/2C
_
pfd. (accum. )*_
12-
12-15
25c
Mengel Company, common (year end)—k.—■
*5'> convertible 1st preferred <s~a)_——k," ■//■'SI >/4
Merchants Refrigeration :7M
•
12-15
,
$1V4
approval- of SEC) T__kk_„k
preferred "(quar:)
—k_—
534'/l preferred; (quar.) k—ku-kauu-—_v—u
North American Rayon class A (year-end)__
1
Service
Detroit ,Edison; capital stock, for
shares' of "common held)
(Subject
to
3
12-
;i2'/2c
i
.
GVu'M 1st preferred (quar.)__
.k
Mead Corporation, common iyear-end)._kk™'
Melchers Distillers, G'M partic. pfd. (s-a)k—
Mercantile-Commerce Bk. & Tr. (St. Louis)
12-15
12-15
WH
class A (quar.)
(quar.):——;k—___
"fClass B
,
M.
50
Co:
12-18
(s-a)_„k_.
Bank
12-10
1
15c
+3c
V.
Co—T_____™
(quar.)—-k
McKesson & Robbins, 5KMM pfd. (quar.)—'
Publishing
.McGraw-Hill
Df
stock
National
12-23
(accum.).:.
preferrett series B
"American
each
12-11
1-2-23
25c
1st
share
.
12-10
(quar.)_
$134
<quar.)__
1-15-43
12-31
SI
(quar.')
Mines
6'M
'
Corp:—* **"
1st.preferred Series A
$6
1-2-43
25c.
$l3/4
(quar.)—
Cashable
12-10
1-15
"
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd., (extra)—
«
American Car
North
5
10c
:
pl'd.
pfd.
11-20
(quar.)i——
Ltd.
Dome
1st
12-14
62 ViC
Co.k_,_—k___
Western; Railway com;
&
5'M
2nd preferred
Public
1.
11-30
12-14
12-29
...
Spring
11-28,
2-1-43
(N. Y.)
12-17
Niles-Bement-Pond. (year-end)
Nipis^ng,/Mines,;.Ltd. (interim) _i—ko.—k-
(S-a)_
(quar.l——
Works, common—————
5
12-
'
15c
12-12
2*.'4C
_
11-20
12-19
75c
.
11-25
Inc.__
60c
25c
Corp,
1
12-
12-10
;__kk- '
Elec. Lt, & Power, com.
12-11
10c
Common (year-end^ __™k
$5.preferred (quar.')
6'M
preferred (monthly)
$5: convertible preferred" (quar.)
*
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd.k——
11-30
12-15
7c
(quar.I—4™__™__„
Co.
12-21
:$$i%
$1''
•
1
12-10
(,Procter & Gamble 5'M Pfd. (quar.)__l-____
.Prosperity Co.. 5M preferred (quar.)_
Protective Indemnity Co.k
Provident Loan & Savings Society of Detroit—
Common
(quar.)™
Public Investing Co. (Phila.) orig. stock (s-a)
5
■
)
Insurance
12-
Newberry. (J." J.)*"Cok common-(quar.ty—
1-
Alexander,
Public
(resumed)
Co:
York
$ 1 Va
(quar.)——
RR.
12-24
'
$1
Central
York
New
50c
V
(year-end)—^———"
Glass
Plate
12-21
$1
11-27
12-10
40c
5 b?
12-15
2
15c
Laundry, Ltd:— ;■''
preferred (accunr.)k:—
GVi'M
New
3*
&
Pressed Steel. Car,
Method
New
11-30
$1
$11/4
1-
$1V2
(irregular)—
25c
Massachusetts
.
1
25c
Zinc Co;
12-
1
62*2c
12-15
"
1
2
15C
Paper & Box Co., I'M
Preferred Accident Insurance
(quar.)—:'kk——kkkk-k_:____'
Inc.
Idea,
New Jersey
NeVport News Shipbuilding
Screw Products
12-15
Pollack
Powdrell
11-27
Maryland Fund, Inc. (year-end)— _™_k™__Masonite Corporation" common (quar.)U~—:
Masco
12-15
11-30
87V2C
'
_k
12-
11-
UOc
dividend 115/1000th of a share for
each'share held) ______________________
2
50c
11-27
i3c
(s-a)__
1- 2
50c
(quar.)
11-21
11-30
50c
New
11-30
$ 1 V4
Co.
8
11-25
(year-end)______
12-
prior
Water
12-
12-10
Stock
,,,
"England Public Service Co.—
$6
1,
12-15
20c
Co.
75c
lien preferred "(accum.)_k_-:____ t $7 prior lien preferred "(accum.
New England Tel. & Tel-Lk——
:
(quar.)-
(year-end)
Plymouth Oil. Co,
Preston East
New
& Co.
Co.
1-
25c
11-30
Co.—
(Marshall)
12-31
Wine
Valley
1;
12-11
45C
A__
(interim)
12-15
*
See
1-15
Pleasant
Ltd.,
12-15
(quar.)
12-/1
1
Marshall Field
12-' 2
Development,
25c
12-23
;
50c
,
$5 pfd,
12-12
1-
75c
12-15
_
Extra
,
class
$3 Va-
(s-a) 1
25c
Consolidated-Mines (year-end)—
Magnin (I.) & Co. (quar.)
;
Magor Car Corp. (year-end)——————.
Mangel'Stores Corp, $5 conv: pfd. (accum.) ■
Mallory'lP. R.) & Co. com. (year-end)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co, (quar.)
_™
4
'12-15
25c
25c
WW
Magnet
2
50c
10c
(quar.)—.
Co
___*™_-_™
.
Copper
'12-2
Placer
Company-: iquar.*)_k--kk-kk—k-kk_Cement
12-14
Si'A
;_™__*_™™™
Magazine Repeating Razor common
Magma
*
11-28
12-10
'
■
'
12-12
$4
12-21
2
12-
Mtnes..__„__
Pittsburgh Oil & .Gas-Co.
Pittsburgh Plate. Glass (year-end)__.
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt„________„__..:
I-15
1
1-
12-10
12-
12i2l
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR (year end)
—
Nazareth
12-21
10c
"...
Tank,
&
Gold
11-27
National/Steel Car Corp., Ltd. (quar.)k——k '
National Sugar Refining Co. (resumed)
National' .Transit '.Cd'. •• (year-end)
kkk-kk /
11-27
2c
,
(quur.).
Pump
12-22
2-
75c
12-15
1-15
pfd.„_61 27/100c
12-15
___——
11,-30
$1
(quar.)
1-2-43
(N. Y.)—
12-11
..
11-30
12-29
$1*4
pfd.
partic.
25c
$2
11-21
25c
40c
25c
12-15
6c
11-20
$4C
$134
50c
National/Steel
8
12-15
$l*a
Transportation
Crow.
.
5
12-
(quar.)___.
Corp; _.._k
12-15
12-18
Pittsburgh Brewing Co. $3.50 pfdkfaccum.)
Pittsburgh "Coke & Iron (year-end)
Pittsburgh Forgings
$1)2
•
1-2-43
$3
(s-a)„___
,
Philcn
Steef Castings—
National'Safety Bank & Trust Co.
12-22
1-2-43
$1%
12-24
'k'kk_kk-_Lkk_'k————
k
Refining Co., $6*prior'pfdk (accu.)" "
National
12- JL
12-30
12 "2c
'
1
prefei red
1
61 '4 c
Pilgrim Exploration C6.._______
12-11
$6
1-
4
$134
Corporation.
Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Philadelphia
12-15
12-15,
1-
$ll2
Trading Corp. ciass A (accum.)
Dodge
12-15
(Year-end)
.'
1
$ 1V
fquar.)
12-18
.
_k_
11-28
1
12-28
5C
,
$1.06*4
40c
(quark-
Lead.Co.; ".common (quar.)k—k—Tu
6(0 preferred B :(quar,)"k
kk—
7,'M preferred A:(quar.)
—
——
National'Linen",Service Corpv (extra) ___k
:
11-30
12-15
Ltd.
1
12-15
25c
tquar.i
(quar.)
Gold .Mines,
Perron
11-13
25c
$lJ/4
,
Steel Corp.—I'M convertible preferred (accum.)__
MacLeod Cockshutt Gold Mining (interim)_
Co.,
11-28
12-
(quar.)__
com.
preferred
1
„•••'
.1
45c
$2
4'yi
,
(quar.)
National
National; Malleable &
Co..
2-
MacKinnon
jEX 11*8/
11-28
Milk
25c
12-11
,
Pet
20c
Xk-kkk-k—
common
11-25
——
'
11-30
2-
(Del.)
t$10
—
Trucks, Inc. Myear-end)——
Mackinhie Oil & Drilling Co.—I-,
Macmillan
*
9
75c
-
12-23
Mack
•f
12t
common
_
50c
'
(quar:)_k_k__
12-15
—.'—
-Lynchburg & Abingdon Telegraph
Macassa Mines, Ltd. -.(reduced)
3-24
1-
(quar.)
20c
^ M-i-w; .-t
-
1
(accum.)
,
12-24
2
25c
National.,Grocers, Ltd., '$1.50 pref.
National'Gypsum Co:',. 1.year-end i-
(quar,)————_ .«
'■>.
•
12-11
14-
»50c
,
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
6Va%
'
Co.—
1-15
$1
National: Erie
15c
Ludlow
11-30
30c
5 'M, preferred/ (quar:) k_'kl"k___k___k_'
Corp.'1 (initiallyNational':.Folding'' Box com. (irregular)-™—
12-21
$2
Louisville-Title & Mtge.-us-a)—
i Lunkenheimer
12-15
'
Co. common
(P.)
1
•
:
50c
preferred
I'M
50c
Year-end.
F
5b preferred tquar.)
Pennsylvania Illuminating Corp.—
Participating pfd. class'A
Pennsylvania RR. (year-end)
Pennsylvania- Salt Mfg. Co.:i,k____„_____._
Peoples Drug Stores (irregular)™
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (year-end•_*
;
$1,10
(year-end)
;__'*
(quar.)——.—__________
-Louisiana-Land & Exploration—_k_™____—
Louisville <te Nashville RR. (year-end)"Lorillard
Pennsylvania-Glass Sand,
series A
12-15
12-15
$1*4
12-31
12-
pfd.
i
30c
12-15
"
•
pfd.
5%
$7:conv.
12-15
2-5-43
25C
jt.
1-15
City Lines,. common_^___r:__k——
Extra
_k____H/.k_—k
.'k
'
1
2-43
Co.—
1-15
5
1-
35c
;
3c
National
5
12-
2-15-43
50c
(quar,)
common
(quar.»_,
25c
k.
Casualty, Co.. (Detroit)
class.A
Penh Electric Switch
1
"
11-24
:
$1.40
50c
(quar.) ___k__^k__„„
12-
•
*
i
National. Cash Register Co.Iquar.)
1-
50c
-
interest
beneficial
of
Ctfs.
12-31
of Rec.
•
12-14
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.—
11-27
12-12
(year-end)—.—Ik—J——__
'Long-Bell Lumber Co.—
12-17
(quar.)_,
11-27
National'Container
(quar.) „™_k™_.kkk~__™
12-28
11-25
'
$1
of
25c
Star
$1/20 preferred class A
(quar.)
Pennrond Corp. (year-end)
-T.._
Bank
12-23
,0''if preferred (quar.)—
_—
Locomotive Firebox Co.—ikk_—————
-Lone
12-11
'
12-15
>
■
Original capital (quar.)--—,—
———-Special guaranteed (quar.)____™kk™„™b
Lock-Joint Pipe Co., Common (monthly) —
12-15
Biscuit, Co
Blvd.
75c
™—
•f
12-
50C
(year-end)
25c
—
(year-end)
Liquidometer- Corp.-
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
25c
Glass,-Co.
15c
Life •& Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
(quar.)$1%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7M pfd. (quar.) —
37'/2C
Lily-Tulip Corp., _*
_™
—
3c
Lincoln Petroleum
Co
—k_k
17V2c
Lindsay Light & Chemicalr I'M pfd. (quar.)- v
$1.62 i/2
Link Belt Co,, GVa'x preferred (quar.)—;— —
Libbey-Owens-Ford
r
12-18
8'M
Corp.
Faiable
75c
12-15
preferred (quar.)__kk__^„__k
Nachman-Springfilled Corp.
——
(quar.)—_
JPcninsular Telephone,
1
share
Company
Ltd
$2
America—
ox
preferred (quar.)
Mutual System, Inc.,, .common
Aviation
12-
Ford.
&
35C
iquarj-
6%
5
Penick
$1V2
12-31
$1
'
Name of
11-15
.
50c
$3
62C2C
40c
(-quar.)*:
:12c
12-
1
12-15,
•
12-2
12-15
Leighton Industries non-cum: cl, A -(accum.) Leslie
12-15
of Rec.
Payable
30C
12-11
Lehigh Portland-Cement Co.—
A'M preferred (quar.)—k_—1.,—»
Lehn- & Pink- Products
(quar.L——
Leonard
share
Producers Corp. (s-al
Mvncie Water/Works, 8')/ preferred
Muskegon Piston *Ringk>k-_kk^
Muskogee Co.. (year-end.)
Mountain
150c
Navigation™*
Goal&
Lehigh
2.
1-
WMc
& Son
(John A.)
Lang
of Rec.
—.——
(quar.)__
$5. 1st preferred
\
(initial) —
partic. pfd. (accum.)
*
$1V
2
12-10
*
12- 1
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2002
(quar.)
10c
—
75c
'•
6%
& Gas,
Shamrock Oil
pfd.
Shattuck
Co. (quar.)
(F. G.)
1-
1
12-15
1-
1\
11-17
United
12-21
12-
U.
40c
12-21
12-
1
60c
12-15
12-
4
1
t$l%
(quar.)_____
Gordon Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Sherritt
& Steel Co.
Simonds Saw
Mines,
Gold
Siscoe
Sloss-Sheffield
Packing
Snider
40c
South Carolina
preferred
Power $6
California
Southern
A
1st pfd.
Southern
$4.50
S.
Playing
U.
S.
Springfield Fire &
1-15
12-31
1-
12-15
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
37'/2c
3-
1
2-15
(A. E.)
preferred
$5
Standard
Brands
Standard
National
Standard Oil
Co.
Extra
Oil
of
Standard
Oil.Co.
1-
2
1-
50c
2
12-21
1-
$iy4
2
12-15*
(N.
12-10
12-21
1-
1
4
12-10
11-28
(quar.)__
$1 (4
12-15
12-
t$l%
12-28
12-24
45c
12-15
11-16
25c
12-15
11-16
(year-end)
___
(quar.)__
1
11-16
12-15
11-16
Waite
11-16
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
4%%
1-15
12-31
Walker
6%
40C
Brothers,
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
5
Ltd.,
pfd.
$iy»
(quar.)
12-31
Sterchi
Bros.
Sterling
Stores, 6%
Stewart-Warner
Stix,
Stone
&
Corp.
Fuller
&
Baer
1
12-20
Wamsutta
1
12-20
Ware
Webster,
(year-end)
Inc.
Strawbridge & Clothier $5 pfd.
Oil
Sun
Co.
Sunshine
(quar,)
Mining
12-
7
7%
12-19
12-
5
Warren
3
—__
(quar.)
12-
1
1
12-15
12-15
11-25
7%
12-23
11-21
7%
30C
12-15
11-28
Wesson
5c
12-15
11-28
West
12-
West
1-
30c
—.—
1
1
Sycamore-Hammond Realty—
6%%
preferred
Gold
Sylvanite
Tacony-Palmyra
class
A
$1V4
1-2-43
(quar.)__
J3c
1-15
(quar.)
25c
12-30
12-15
25c
12-30
12-15
(quar.)—__—
Mines
Ltd.
Bridge
com,
(quar.).
—.
Talcott
2-
$iy4
5% preferred (quar.)—;____
1
12-21
12-
1
12-17
12-21
12-
50c
12-15
12-
partic.
Talon,
Inc.
Tamblynn
5%
t5c
25c
12-15
12-
—
75c
12-15
12-
5
(quar.)_
$1%
Ltd.
preferred
common
a—:
Company
Texas
Gulf
11-30
12-19
12-
1st pfd.
(S.
(quar.)
—
Subsidiary shares
Oil
Texon
Thermoid
Power
Pulp
Willson
Wilsil, Ltd.
1
12-
1
12-
1
10c
12-12
11-21
10c
(quar.)
___;
Roofing Co.,
Tilo
Brewing
common
12-10
Elevators,
Traders
Finance,
& Williams
Transwestern
Oil
Trion Company,
7%
5(4%
6%
pfd.
5(4%
208
Disc
Investment
Union
Pacific
Union
Sugar
Union
Trust
Union
Wire
______
(quar.)
United
Aircraft
—
Corp.
12-
United
Carbide
20c
12-10
12-
6%
Elastic
—
$5
12-
1
5
2
12-18
12-24
12-14
12-15
12-
1*
1
12-
4
12-15
12-
1
1-
$iy2
1-
2
12-15
30c
:
—
Products, Inc.,
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
25c
(extra)
12-10
$10
:
(quar.)
12-22
12-
7
$2
com.
:——
(quar.)
______
25c
75c
30c
(quar.)_____
Carbon
12-15
1
12-15
.
11-27
12-18
12-
1
12-15
12-
5
12-15
75c
1-
30c
Corp.
12-
„12-24
1
12-
5
12-
4
12-
3
Gas Improvement,
preferred
common.
United
Illuminating
Equities
(Canada)
Co
J75c
__
$1
10c
1-
2
12-21
12-23
12-19
12-
5
11-30
$iy4
(quar.)
Gold
par)
Inc.,
162
vtc
common
Air
Container
General
Utilities
Utilities
vtc.;
Co.,
806
common;
$55 lot
Oil
Inc.,
168
,a___
1961;
8
($1(4
par);
($5
Realty Trust, prior pfd.
$2 lot
50
Woodbury Building Trust Shares
Devonshire Building
160
American
St.
10
$4,000
Yvette
Co.,
Inc.
Public
Public
Utility
Utility
/
Corp.
Industries,
Airline
Ry.
20
United
50
110
5
Utilities
San-Man
10
Co.
Corp.
&
Central
A
($1
par);
40
Seaboard
60
United Founders Corp.;
Power
Corp
class A
Light
Co.,
($1
common
($100
($1
par);
$40 lot
par)
par)
_____
12-
12-16
12-15
11-25
BONDS
2
12-19
5
25C
12-21
2-13-43
$1%
5-29-43
8-31-43
8-15-43
1-
25c
1
11-20
12-15"
25C
■'11-14
,50C
12-22
12-
12-22
12-
12-10
12-15
12-
12-23
12-
$1
12-26
1-1-43 :
12-
12-10
,
1-2-43
$20 lot
on
$ per Lot
Fidelity Phila. Trust Co.
dated Nov. 1, 1930
by
agreement
17/90
interest
rights,
and
lands
Keweenaw
in
100
of
shares
the
Emergency
&
v.
Ontonagon
Counties,
$61 lot
1 lot
Aid
1 lot
Realty- Corp., pref..
Terrace Development Co. ($100 par)
Wanamaker & Brown, Inc.
Wanamaker & Brown, Inc.
John
Central
Railroad
35
Seaboard
'106
Boca
Warren Watson
States
Corp.,
Utilities
4s,
(no par)
5 lot
1 lot
(no par)
1 lot
common.,
common
Club, Inc.,
$2,100 Boca Raton Club,
5 lot
Corp..
Shares
21 lot
(no par),
Co., common
Electric
Shares
Raton
-
Mtg. Guar. Co
35
12-15
in
Marquette
'
Title
Co.
25
'
situated
and
30
11-30
f25c
trust
25
4
12-16
$1V2
—;
30
12-12
20c
Machine—
50
12-10
$1%
(quar.)—.'
341
12-12
12-17
1943___
Michigan
Gloucester
12-12
1-1-43
50c
a
(Gogebic)
4
$1%
to
mineral
1
25c
—_
i
11-27
37y2c
1,
Philadelphia
stock of Union Ore Company a Michigan
corporation, said corporation holding title to certain
12-12
50c
notes, Nov.
Lofland,
capital
•
1
1-
issued
voting
relating
8
$20c
—
certificate
under
8
50c
.
&
STOCKS
trust
Voting
12-21
12-15
50c.
Barnes
Shares
12-15
1-2-43
$1V4
t
•i1
12-
2
1-
15c
by
$1 lot.
Wednesday, Dec. 2:
12-15
2
12-14
25C
Transacted
$25 lot
$ per Lot
Butlers Point Associates, Inc.,
5-14-43
$1%
$20,000
11-21
2-27-43
5 lot
75c lot
($100 par)
80
100 National
($1 par); 40
par);
class
warrants;
Electrical
Power
Chocolate
:
1952;
common
1
common;
States
5(4s
Inc.,
Inc.,
1 lot
par)_
par)-___i
<$1
com
Industries,
($100
Rwy. Co,,, com.
Corp.,
Securities
Selected
Selected
,
1%
preferred
($1
-
Louis & San Francisco
Central
:
Trust, 5%
12-24
1-
„
Associated
30 Temblor Oil
par);
$2 lot
($1 par)___
Cinecolor
100
($1
$2 lot
Inc.
12-15
,
,
$25 lot
:
par)
(quar.)_—
;
$1(4
1
1-15
1-15-43
12-31
$1,000
$1%
pfd. (quar.)
Wisconsin Michigan Power, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
2-
$1(4
______
Elec., 4V4%
Corp.,
(no
par)
1 lot
__
1 lot
common.
common
registered
1960,
| 225 lot
12-15
11-30
70
$ per Lot
BONDS
:
,
Radnor Hunt 2%
1941,
Lincoln Aircraft Co.,
ext.
Inc.
to
1-1-51.
______
(no par)___________
.
$115 lot
10 lot
Foreign Exchange Rales
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1.930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
Pursuant to the requirements of
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
NOV.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
27 TO DEC. 3, 1942, INCLUSIVE
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
1930
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
Value in United States Money
Nov. 27
(s-a)
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
12-23
11-30
t5c
12-30
12-15
50c
12-28
12-
8
$
Dec. 2
Dec. 3
$
Free
.
$
$
.297733*
.297733*
.297733*
.297733*
.297733*
.237044*
Official
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
Australia, pound—
:'
3.228000
Free,
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.215033
Official
Brazil,
Dec. 1
$
$
.297733*
Argentina, peso—
3.215033
2.215033
3.215033
3.215033
3.228000
2.215033
cruzeiro—
.060600*
Free,
;
.060600*
.051525*
Official-
.051525*
.060600*
.
.060600*
.051525*
-"
.
.
.060600*
.051525*
.051525*
.051525*
.909090
.909090
,
.
.060600*
Canada, dollar.909090
.909090
.881015
.880156
.880703
.880781
.881328
.571400'1'
.571400*
.571400*
.571400*
.571400*
.571400*
.909090
Free
Official
.909090
.881964
"___
Official
Colombia, peso—
England, pound sterling—
1
4.035000
(British), rupee
Mexico, pesoNewfoundland, dollar—
\
...
.205725
Official
.909090
.879583
.878541
,877708
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
New
Zealand, pound
Union of South
Uruguay,
Africa, pound
-
peso—
•Nominal
,
rate.
.909090
.909090
.
,
.
.
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
.301215
.205725
.205725
.909090
.909090
.878333
3.227833
3-980000
3.980000
.909090
.878541
3.227833
.878750
.
:
.
3.227833
3.980000
-
ControlledNoncontrolled
.
.
.301215
.205725
.301215
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
.205725
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
.205725
India
4.035000
.301215
;
4.035000
4.035000
!
Free
Free
Fuel Investments,
United
t
Community Re-Settlement Corp ($50 par); 1 Broad¬
way Building, Superior, Wise.
($100 par)__
50c
.
Power—
(1897 series)
&
12-
Non¬
source.
income tax.
$ per Share
14
11-10
12-15
—
class A preference
United
1-
50c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
$1%
75c
:
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
United Gas & Elec. Corp. com. (year-end)
United
6% pfd.
B; TOO
Kettleman
Mid
($100
12-18
12-15
$iy2
,
Inc. (quar.)_
(quarterly)—.
Electric
Wisconsin
the
'
4
12-31
5
11-30
$1
(year-end)
(Pittsburgh)
&
12-
5
12-
12-15
i
;
(year-end)
Co.
Fastener
12-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7
12-15
30c
United
11-20
12-15
$1%
(quar.)____".
Sewing
at
Less British
.
Boston Chamber of Commerce
4
20c
a—
United Carbon Co.-.
Carr
—
Products,
12-15
$1%
;
(s-a)
United Aircraft Corp., common
United
11-20
12-15
($300
Holway,
Short-Term
11-26
$1%
(quar.)
Co,
Co,
Rope
12-15
_—___——
preferred
a
11-27
Street
RR.
2
12-
Carbon.
&
7
1-
30c
(initial)—.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.
Carbide
12-
12-
(quar.)—
Union
7%
'
deductible
1
12-10
Clutch Co.
Union
12-
t66c
com
La Salle
11-14
1
12-15
50c
A
(quar.)
preferred
South
Twin
12-
nv/z
Co.
Coal
12-15
11-25
(quar.)__
Troy & Greenbush Assn.
Truax-Traer
Gibbs
&
Wisconsin Gas
11-30
Steel Forging (year-end)
common
preferred
11-25
12-19
60c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
12-15
15c
—_—___
"
$1%
1
4
3c
(s.-a.)
Transue
12-
35c
—
.
Toronto
12-
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Toklan Royalty class A (s.-a.)
Class B
12-15:
1-1-43
(reduced)
Co
7
dividend.
$61 lot
11-20
12-15
&
Associated
5
12-12
50C
3
25C
75c
convertible preferred
$1.40
Tivoli
12-
12-22
,12-19
30c
3
12-15
I
12-
7
12-
$iy4
(year-end)
Inc.
12-
12-15
75C
,
Thompson Products, Inc., common—.—
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)_
Time,
12-28
30c
(year-end)—__—
com.
12-
12-19
5
River
General
11-16
30c
(year-end)
(Wm.),
4*
—
_
Whitman
12-
11-21
12-10
t$i
Instrument
Co.
Motor
12-
12-12
$160
1
50C
—
2
$10
for this
Mining Co. (50c. par)
Transcontinental Air Transportation
Boston Athenaeum ($300 par}_^
1
1
12-
&
Ltd.
Electrical
Wilcox
12-15
15C
25C
$6 pfd.
Snowdrift—
&
(George),
11-25
_______
Land
&
Co.
preferred
$3
end):
(year
Weston
12-15
$1
;
12-
12-15
$iy8
_
11-30
*
&
12-15
60c
—
White
50c
Fawn
25
11-30
50c
;—
Paper——
—
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
_________
Western Union Telegraph Co
,___'
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.__
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg., com. (year-end)
7% participating preferred (year-end) —
12-15
25c
Pacific Ry. (resumed)
Texas Pacific Land Trust (year end)
Texas
12-21
—
Water
Oil
12-15
1-
50c
$iy2
common
Co
D.)
Virginia
12-15
•
50c
—
4
37VaC
Virginia Coal & Coke
12-16
$1.10
(accum.)
25C
(quar.)
Sulphur
12-15
10c
Corporation
Texas
12-15
2
:___
__————
Telephone Bond & Sh. 7%
2
11-30
12-
-17-43
}10c
Weyenoerg Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.
Whitaker Paper Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)—
1-
12-15
Inc., common B; 50 Palmer Inventions, Inc.5,000
7-17-43
1
11-30
1-
1-43
2-43
__________
12-15
12-10
58-
125c
1
$1.20
12-15
1-1-43
The Equity Development Corp.. common;
360 The
Equity Development Corp, preferred ($100 par); 100
Kreuger & Toll Co. (20 crowns par); 225 Safetyseal
-16-43
2-1-43
37»/2c
37%c
(irregular).—_
12-15
(year-end)—
11-14
50c
Country Club, Inc., 6s, Dec. 1, 1947,
coupon December, 1940, and sub cn; 10 Marshfield
Country Club, Inc. ($50 par); 35 Air Container Co.,
12-21
1
40c
Weston
$62y2c
—
Steel
&
1-
25c
12-14
$20c
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
Iron
Products
Tennessee
'
4
(interim)—
12-14
1-
12-16
25C
_______
Athenaeum
common
5
(quar,)_
12-26
35c
12-26
,
by R. L. Day & Co., Boston on Wednes¬
Charles
;
•
12-10
12-26
68 %C
—
(year-end)
(G.) Ltd., common
Taylor-Wharton
Tecumseh
(quar.)
pref.
,
closed
not
Muirhead
$200
1
12-30
10c
5Va%
12-16
.
Boston
1
.——.
10c
(quar.).—___
Inc., com.
(James),
12-16
2
STOCKS
1
12-10
12-10
preferred (quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)————
preferred (quar.)—a-
7%
1-
$1%
-
Shares
11-25
50c
Wayne Pump Company—
Welch Grape Juice, common—_________
25c
"
_______
(quar.)
1-
7
156
_
——
Co.
12-15
$iy4
(quar.)__—
Extra
&
12-
11-23
75c
1
12-28
12-
12-10
12-1$
12-26
25c
,
(resumed)—™
day, Dec. 2:
•=
55c
'
Mfg.,
Washington
25c
(accum.)___
;
Co.
Sutherland Paper
Swift
12-15
25c
$1
A
Door
4
12-4
Auction Sales
1
$P/4
;
(year-end)——
preferred (quar.)—_—————______
30c
(resumed)-—_____
12-
$1%
(year-end)
Transacted
12-21
— _
(s-a)——
Mills
Shoals
75c
(s-a)——_
Co,
2
a___
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax
resident tax,, 15%; resident tax. 2%.
1
12-
1-1-43
(quar.)—*—
preferred
1-
—
(quar.)
Products
11-21
(year-end)___
pref, (quar.)—
(quar.)
.___
preferred
(year-end)
Brewers
12-
2
12-10
62%c
preferred (quar.)
—____:
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
1-
"
1-
-12-18
(consoli)—■
Coach
preferred
(Hiram)
$1 preferred
6%
15c
1
y2c
(quar.)———
Walworth Company,
12-17
12-
12-10
1
Mines
System
f 15c
(quar!)
11-26
fOn account of accumulated dividends.
11-20
2
1-
$1%
—
$75c
(quar.)—_
common
convertible preferred
Inc
1-
$l'/2
——
Walgreen Company, common (quar.)
5
40c
—'—.
(accum.)
Works—'—
Iron
Common
________
Light $6 pfd.
Amulet
12-15
&
^Transfer books
f
11-30
Waldorf
1
2
25c
Truck
12-12
12-15
_—____
12-
■
12-10
12-23
_________
Railway, 6%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——;
_________
6% preferred (quar.)—
Virginia Elec. & Power, $6 pfd. (quar.)-!
Viking Pump Co., common
$2.40 preferred (quar.)_"
_———
50c
(quar.)__
—
Stedman
12-19
$2
10c
(accum.)
6%
Standard Wholesale Phosphate & Acid Works
Stecher-Traung Lithograph, 5%
30c
(year-ehd).
Virginian
$l'/4
(quar.)___:—:
12-29
12-12
——_____
$1 preferred (accumulated)
Victor-Monaghan Co., 7% preferred
37y2c
Extra
Extra
1-1-43
$1
Co—_'—
Ltd.
(interim).
Equipment $1 preferred
50c
5% preferred (quar.)
Inc.
75c
(quar.)—
Match
Ventures,
12-15
1-
40c
Co-operative Mercantile Institution—
Quarterly
;
7-2-43
Dorn
12-15
3
$8
11-27
12-15
4-2-43
.
—
25c
_____
12-
•
5
12-15
12-14
f 10c
(quar.)__
1-2-43
7-15-43
Power, &
Victor
12-
$ 1 Vb
(quar.)__r_
(accumulated)
preferred
5(4 %
1
$l'/4
Veeder-Root,
12-
4
(year-end—____
Ltd.
Co.
5-25-43
12-31
12-21
12-
4-15-43
Van Norman Machine Tool
pfd.__________
(Ohio), common
11-30
1-15-43
Vapor Car Heating Co., 7%
12-15
$3'/2
(quar.)
(s-a)____________
J.)
12-15
4
6-10-43
12-15*
50c
■.
Co.
12-
43 %c
$7
preferred
(accum.)_*
,__
Utah-Wyoming Cons. Oil——
Utica Knitting Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)__
Van
11-
11-30
40c
12-10
50c
(year-cnd)_
:
Oil
;
12-18
12-15
$iy4
Upson-Walton Co.
$1.12
(quar.).
4
12-7
B
Zonite
$4
40c
$l»/4
Upressit Metal Cap, 8% pfd.
Utah Oil Refining (quar.)
1
11-
2-25-43
11-20*
12-
7
$1 (4
(quar.)_
Mfg., common..,—_
Yourigstown Sheet & Tube, common
>
12-16
12-
3%
i
A
12-16
12-28
3%
$1%
(year-end)
■-
12-28
Zion's
3-10-43
11-30
12-15
Mfg.
a
class
11-25
40c
preferred
6%
Towne
Yellow
12-16
12-10
•
"
11-30
11-26
11-25
Universal
75c
Extra
Standard
t$3
—
1-13-43
$iye
(quar.).
11-30*
12-10
(Del.)
12-15
5
12-19
1-1-43
___
(qUar.)__—
(year-end)
'
1-15-43
11-21
,11-30*
..
35c
12-
6%
7%
25c,
.
(irregular)
(year-end)———_
com.
&
Year-end
..
Corp.
Yellow & Checker Cab
1-1-43
12-19
50c
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
1
25c
prior preferred
Mines,
Youngstown Steel
ist preferred
Co.
10c
12-10
11-10
convertible
Aeronautical
Class
preferred (quar.)_
$5 preferred
(quar.)
1—___——
Upper Michigan Power & Light—
12-17
12-15
1-4-43
50C
11-30
40c
12-10
(quar.)
12-15
$i»/2
12-10
3-10-43
1-4-43
$8
$5
12-10
1-4-43
4-1-43
40c
States
25c
Kentucky
Co.
11-20
50c
Yale
25c
50c
12-20
.
Wright-Hargreaves
(quar.)——
12-20
(quar.)
12-15
$4
1-15
11-30
1-2
_1
1-15
11-21*
4y2%
Wright
25c
12-15
12-21
1
$1%
participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)___
6.4% participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)—-,
$5
preferred (quar.)—
12-31
9
participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)___
6.4%
12-21
1212-
12-15
12-15
12- 7
$1(4
:
W.), Ltd., 6% pfd. (year-end)
Amer. deposit rets, for 6%
pfd. regis
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—
4(4% prior preferred (quar.)_
12-15
—
11-30
(F.
$1%
——
11-30
12-15
$7
;
Lothrop common
preferred (quar.)__J!
of Rec.
12-15
$1%
(quar.)_l
Co.
Holders
Payable
$8.16%
(accum.)
(accumulated)
12^31
12-19
2-15
$1
6%
25c
50c
-12-15
1
10C
12-24
9
50c
3-
40c
12-
:»$i
United
;
Standard
12-24
Steel, Corp., common——__
Sugar Corp.—
United States
2-15
$iy4
(Indiana)
12-21
6%
50c
$1
!
7%
1-10-43
—
Co.—
Truck Lines
S.
2-15
1
______
preferred
Woolworth
6.4%
;
(California)
Oil Co.
Standard
U.
1
(quar.)
Corp.
11-10
40c
non-cumulative preferred
7%,
1
common.—;
$4.50
12-12
Lithograph—
&
Tobacco
Utah
(s-a)
&
(quar.).
____.
non-cum.
S,
3-
______
common
(year-end)
Card
Rubber
S.
8%
U.
$iy2
(quar.)—
preferred
7%
U.
3-
(accum.)
preferred
Woodward
.
34 %C
Marine Ins. Co.
& Sons,
Mfg. Co.
(E. R.)
Staley
:—
convertible preferred A
3-
25c
Squibb
6%
30c
(quar.)___
Square D Company com.
5% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Printing
—
conv.
11-25
...
U.
—_—
Inc.,
12-10
$2Va
37'/2c
(Dallas, Tex.)
convertible preferred
Co.
Pipe & Foundry Co.
4
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (reduced)
Spiegel,
S.
30c
Line (year end)—______—
Royalty Co. (quar.).
Sparks-Withington Co
U.
$2
Pipe
Southwestern Life Ins.
Governor
(quar.)——
preferred
5
37y2C
(resumed)
$8
50c
(quar.)
Sovereign Investors (quar.)
Natural Gas (year-end)
Woodward
7%
4
2-15
11-25
Loan
12-
'
12-15
12-10
prior preference (clears all arrears)__
Society (Phlla.)—
S,
9
Ltd.—
Southern
Pacific Co.
7 %
12-
30c
1-2-43
1-2-43
—__
Graphite
$iy2
(quar.)
53c
When
share
7% pfd,
.'
!
preferred
preferred
preferred
7 % %
preferred (quar.)_
U. S. Leather Co., class A (resumed)
Class A (resumed)
*7% prior preference (quar.)
U.
12-15
7%
50C
7%
7
12-15
Power & Light
58»/3c
.
(interim)
Gypsum Co. com.
12-22
__
com:
preferred C (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)...
Southern Colorado Power, 7% pfd.
Southern
S.
S.
1-2-43
50c
•
(s-a)
Special
U.
12-20
2
Mfrs.
Canal
&
Guarantee
25C
(quar.)—,
(interim.).
Co.,
,12-
_a_
Co., Ltd.—
RR.
5c
;
Edison
12-15
J.
N.
10c
%
6%
12-11
25c
6%
Southland
12-21
(s-a)
common
original preferred
5%
5 '/a
11-
'•
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)..
6%
12-14
(year-end)
Southeastern Greyhound Lines,
6%
11-12
$2
_
preferred (quar.)...
6%
12-
12-15
—:
South Porto Rico Sugar,
6%
12-18
uv2c
(quar.)
common
convertible
8%
11-24
(year-end)
Iron
&
Corp.
Solar Aircraft Co.
50c
11-14
12-31
12-15
/
___
(quar.)___,
Corporation
Sonotone
12-19
1-15-43
75c
Ltd.
Steel
12-15
*5C
(irregular)
Skelly Oil Co.
2
60c
(year-end)
(year-end)
Company
Simmons
1-
*30c
(interim)
(Quebec)
Mines
Sigma
S.
U.
preferred
&
registered
Ordinary
12-10
Per
Name of Company
of Reo.
25C
Merchants
United Molasses
12-15
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
7%
noiaert
Wisconsin
Extra
10c
_
(year-end) __:
Corp.
11-25
United
15c
_______
—
Oil
Union
12-15
$3
Extra
Shell
11-25
30c
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (irregular)
convertible
6%
Payable
.
11-30
12-15
25c
(quar.)___
12-15
22c
B
Class
12-10
12-24
37 (4 c
—
—
class A
Corp.
Scrrick
12-10
12-24.
■
Light & Railways Co. (Del.)—
6%. prior preferred (monthly)
6.36% prior preferred (monthly)
7% prior preferred (monthly)
;
.
Inc
Brothers,
nntn
$nare
Company
United
preferred (quar.)
6%
Seeman
Per
Name of
of Ree.
Payable
Corp.—
Securities Acceptance
Common
Holders
When
Per
share
Name of Company
Monday, December 7, 1942
!
.658300*
.527340*
.658300*
.658300*
.527340*
„
,
(658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.527340*
.527340*
.527340*
.527340*
THE COMMERCIAL * FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number-4131
Volume 156
General
RAILROAD
Abraham
(
-
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
■
July 31—
1942
1941
Net sales (incl. sales of leased departments) — $12,054,137 $11,194,569
Cost of goods sold and expenses,,—
—
11,107,124
10,592,919
Gross
profit
Other
;
and
Provision
normal
for
for
tax
and
were
made
14,872'
cents
each
on
44,000
as
138,000
26,000
each;
follows:
Aug.
on
Feb.
Feb.
14
15,
15
and
and May
cents;
30
15,
and Dec.
share has
been
declared
IS to holders of record Nov.
payable Dec.
tions
——
cents per
Nov.
15,
cents.—V.
85
15,
156,
last,
14,
1942.
May
30.
the
on
compared
as
and
15
Nov.
11,854,967
12,661,607
$5,752,784
$5,872,916
$3,335,704
575,488
363,740
361,851
$6,328,272
$6,236,657
$3,697,555
345,057
435,508
549 293
250,000
250,000
__I—
$5,551,149
$3,148,262
profit
Balance
Comparative
Assets— :
Cash
y.
Sheet
,
,
July 31,'42
■
deposit and on hand——
$1,959,674
receivable (net)—- 2,291,815
„1
*_ ^' 6,251,105
demand
on
accounts
Customers'
Merchandise
and
Investments
[
assets
.V-
±
-
—-
charges
,—■—•
Goodwill ;
—
„
.
record
of
management
share
per
11..
Dec.
the
on
This
Dec.
on
$5,551,149
$4,560,075
declared
common
and. Nov.
1941.—V.
7,
156,
15
year-end
a
cents
paid
share
per
J-U-i,-!
Total
Normal
of
15
cents
per
'
A
-
been declared
to holders
18
cents per
10
has
share
payable Dec.
distribution of
initial
—V.
•
profits
refund
share
the
on
record
of
made on Sept.
was
common
Gross
————w—-——67,372; •»' 46,795;'
Notes payable to bank, 2%
(1945)—983,000
y----15-year 3%
notes, 1950—————-—2,350,000 ■
850,000
Reserve for possible addit. assessments of taxes
• 68,667
- 26,911
4:»— cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)—
2,000,000
2,000,000
•Common
stock
—<■—
1,405,325
1,405,325
Earned surplus „,I—
: 8,043,133
7,956,892
Net
from
Net
ry.
22, last.—
——_—-—
Total
*-
155,155 shares of no par
Gross
Ended
Net.
'
'
sales
Cost
EUpaUint
ry.
—V,
181,093
170,001
4,742,766
3,813,231
1,560,572
2,101,421
——
$3,177,648
——185,661
$2,367,961
118,158
amortiz.„
lease
and branch
admin,
*
income
income—
Total
/
dividends
Interest,
etc.
-———
&
excess
Prov.
inc.
for Canadian
loss
Dividends
3,!®
94,318
.
• ;
>
7
•
——
-----
r—
—;—
sh.
—
§$585,052
452,288
^Includes Canadian
in
$32,229
company.
$906,937
$756,229
$132,764
/■';•%
Assets—'
$2.00
$0.77
Cash
Notes
;"
•••
July 31
Sheet,
Balance
'
;
1941
1942
" '
.
$1,945,348
3,656,703
3,506,703
operation—
—
Sales agents' accounts for merchandise—,—
Employees' loans and accounts——
—
Value
to
of
482,214
39,440
326,610
174,357
—
A,« 156,633
160,090
219,644
,
reduced
Non-oper. properties,
assessment value
in
and
advances
to
foreign
consolidated
-
;
682,496
184,191
3,287,405.
.
2,361,259
—
;
.;'•■*■.'•
Accounts
payable
accruals
Sundry
Deferred
Supply
Federal
•'
'
■
and
-
L———.—$719,051
————v_.
—
781,628 '
foreign income
taxes
payable to English subsidiary
2Vi% notes payable-
Acct.
(not cons.)
sinking fund debentures
10-year 3 % r/o sinking fund debentures
for
——
insurance,
and
——
_
-
—
.
299,015
568,594
300,000
y
1,000,000
2,000,000
500,000
200,000
875,220
13,131
800,000
2,000,000
etc.—
-
1,021,485
Mixed
3,611,944
2,705,006
an
Sept.
3,403,928"
2,190,330
McCarthy,
A.
with
1,458,444
Vice-President
Guaranty
Trust
and
of
Co.
the
pay
principal
interest
of the Indenture.
satisfaction
consolidated
.
of incompleted
voyages
to
bonds
the
York,
York,
' '
City,
Y.
N,
Broadway,
140
"
.
oh
Trust
of
Other
retire¬
for
year-end of 75 cents.—V. 156, p.
Dividend—
of
each
cents
15
15
V.
154,
p.
1373.
'
:
..
1941
during
1,
Oct.
cents;
25
surplus
■
/t.
20
'
.
.
.'
t
of
dividend
$1.50
;
•
per
with $1 on Dec, 26,
Traffic
The
October,
and
■
share
has
flown
170%.
of
The
of
months
This
on
the
1942
1941
1940
1939
discount
$1,315,044
$3,025,028
$1,794,954
$1,702,429
1,194,972
2,637,729
1,464,944
1,348,451
191,842
207,945
•$71,770
$179,354
.
,
Admin.,
gineerlng
miles of air express in
D;-Miller,: manager of air mail,, air express
when
month
of
the 239,014,777
1941,
shows
pound
increase
an
during the first ten
contrasted with 2,130,105,465
4,749,577,129,
was
pound miles flown during the first
122%.—V. 156, p. 1856.
Manufacturers
The
10 months of 1941, an increase of
for
Airlines, Inc.—Transfer Agent—-
Trust
capital stock of the
authorized issue of
the
an
6,897
2,932
$186,251
$98,546
45,300
16,434
•$48,887
28,926
$140,951
115,703
$82,112
115,702
Divs.
Nil
$0.61
$0.35
at Aug. 31,
tax—
in
paid
cash...—
Co.
has
been
appointed
transfer
$106,618
------
,
—
profit
sh. on 231,400
Earn, per
249,158
$104,820
4^9^
49'29^
$87,323
86,776
—
or
stk. (par $1)
—
$0.40
agent
above corporation, effective Dec, 1, 1942,
1,000,000 shares $3 par value.—V. 155,
1942
accounts receivable" (less reserve),
$101,530; amounts receivable from U. S. Government for plant facili¬
ties,
$144,670; inventories, $280,730; investments and other assets,
$2 596"
•property, (Plant
and equipment, $562,902;
patents, $1,\
deferred expenses on war production contracts
$11 U73% insurance
and taxes, $8,280; inventory of office supplies, $2,131; total, $1,271,423.
Liabilities—Notes payable to banks, $111,000; trade accounts pay¬
able
salaries, wages, and miscellaneous, $271,253; accrued taxes and
$57,312;
Assets—Cash,
$13,591;
interest
SlO 006;
capital surplus,
totaj jl,271.423
•
,
$202,246. V. 156, p. 951.
($1 par), $231,400;
Products Corp.
Omits Extra Div.
declared the regular monthly dividend
20 cents per share on the capital stock, payable Jan. .2 to holders
record Dec
14
No action was taken on an extra dividend usually
directors
The
of
stock
common
earned surplus, $234,178;
for depreciation of
reserves
•Less
of
trade
on
Nov.
25
^Orv^Dec* IM^last,
an extra of 40 cents per share was
with one of 30 cents on Dec. 23. 1940, and an
compared
2%h™tiastnreJi|Clai"monthly
payment of 20 cents per
share was made
1942.-
1,
Dec.
paid, as
extra of
Acquisition—
to meet increased war-time demand for sulfa drugs and
pharmaceuticals, this company has acquired the Harmon Color
of East Paterson, N. J., which it will operate as a wholly
order
In
other
Works
818.
p.
°WThe Harmon^Concern
American Export Lines, Inc.—Registrar—
The
for
the
*
•
vat
Bank of New York has. been appointed registrar
and 5% cumulative preferred stock, effective Dec. 1,
National City
common
1942.—V.
*
24,579
•$47,191
1,696
exp
normal
for
Net
on
American Export
for
*
234,396
$95,614
Balance Sheet As
misc.
and
Prov.
pound
compared with
corresponding
~
expenses
Profit
Int.
"
total pound miles of express flown
1942
Aug. 31—
returns
•Loss.
common
1
,
Socket Co.—Earnings—.*
&
goods sold
sell,
and
en-
of
Cost
collateral under lease
■■*
■
■
,
U, S. Gov¬
in 1941 and $2,235,081 in 1942.
,,
American Home
total,
the
in
■'
•
■
less
;
/
declared
been
1941 and $385,843 In
1941 and 74,300 shares in 1942 in
156, p. 747,952.
lowances and
Dividend—
1940,
645,966,130
flew
according' to -M.
freight.
miles
depreciation of $395,230 in
•
Years End.
Gains—
corporation
$25,264,342 $21,279,710
to
American Forging
25y2,
stock, par $10, payable Dec. 22 to holders of record Dec. 5.
A similar
distribution was made on this issue on Dec, 22, last year, as com¬
pared
for
reserve
Operating profit
Misc.. income
(net)
■
'■
223,199
7,191,563
depreciation of $13,341,437 in 1941 and $11,553,321
([After reserve of $2,222,472
were as follows:
April 15,
cents, and Dec. 20, 40 cents.
.
250,000
79,522
7,605,612
——-
————————————
treasury.
American Airlines, Inc.—$1.50 Common Dividend—
A
—.—.
...
.
1942.
—V.
has been declared on the common
holders of record Dec. 7.
Distributions
made on this issue on April 1, July 1 and
were
1,
July
cents;
—
950,000
5,651,796
——
—
1,150,000
4,332,253
1,150,000
4,491,015
taxes
agreement.
••Not including 64,200 shares in
to
Payments
last.
30,
Sept.
2,928,238
766,935
1,158,919
—;
receive non-interest bearing, non-negotiable
ernment bonds as post-war refund of excess profits tax.
Manufacturing Co.—Special Offering-^
Dec. *22
—
—
...
surplus
tAfter
cents per share
of 40
un-
on
——_
insurance.
reserves
$4,358,000:
$4,257,000
for contingencies—
fRight
1856.
stock
payable
$25,264,342 $21,279,710
1942.
appointed trustee
York has been
til
50,000
——....——1——
•After reserve for
agent under the above company's first mortgage dated
securing $9,500,000 principal amount of first mortgage
1967.—V. 156, p. 1947.
dividend
A
———
disbursements
over
payable
Total
in
year-end dividend of 45 cents per share
stock,
-
—
voyages
for
Earned
bonds series A due Nov. 1,
a
cost.
1041/2%
at
;
New
1
50,000
....
par).
($10
revenues
Reserves
1942,
1,
at
74,635
57,842
receivable.
^Deposited with Treasurer of United States as
of
Co.
400,000
—
—
bonds
Reserves for Federal
Appointed—
Guaranty
7,418,888
securities.—.
awards
stock
V completed
before 3 o'clock P. M.
or
308,752
1,150,000
3,518,280
1,106,756
12,655,903
4,361,210
3,455,966
—......————
'
Excess
cor¬
23,
Dec.
134,255
137,411
437,444
Liabilities—
to
purchase
5%
1941
5,914,000
161,570
>
........
Treasury
Capital
series. A
mortgage
and
$1,706,274
144,478
712,300
543,887
etc.—————————
—
Total
..
offers
RR.
Southern
Great
and
fOn
1941,
1,150,000
—
••Capital
Secretary,
New
$6,28
value.
and
30
—,
2,007,684
1,364,515
1,594,459 * : 1,916,050
654,750
$806,726
fund—
refund
claims
S.
§U.
6,343,232
844,023
— The
corporation, as of
issue of $500,000 10-year 3V4%
sinking fund debentures and negotiated a five-year bank
loan agreement of $500,000 at 2y4%.
The loan is repay¬
able $50,000 on Sept. and March 15 in each year up to
and including March 15, 1947, and the first payment
has already been made.
The debentures are repayable
dt 'the rate of $50,000 on Sept. and March 15 of each year
Privately
1942, made
6,764,559
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.—40-Cent
7,538,130
569,379
tRepresented by 760,213 shares in 1942 and 753,813 shares in 1941
Placed
9,000,960
(no par).
The offering price was
with 50 cents commission allowed.—V. 156, p. 1736.
Note—Above balance sheet includes Canadian subsidiary.
Bonds
E.
to
first
common
(par $10).
March 15,
Supplies
Shearson, Hammill & Co. made a special offering Nov. 20
on
the New York Stock Exchange of 16,000 shares of
439,768
$20,249,424 $17,686,097
Total
1
C.
Allis Chalmers
94,844
7,538,130
569,379
conting.
215,658
7,843,742
deposited
and Dec. 22,
18,589
100,186
1,534,700
(estimate)
15-year 3%
fCapttat stock
Capital surplus
Earned surplus
.
4,328
L—*
obligation
Agents' and salesmen's credit balance
—2—_
Principal amount of 2!4 % notes, due currently
Advs. by British Govt, under war contracts——'
Reserves
' '
$754,572
534.420
.
income
contract
279,662
171,024
has been declared on the
This is
declared
on this
issue, payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 7.
Distribu¬
tions of 35 cents per share were also made on June 30 and Sept. 30,
last, as compared with 50 cents on March 31, 1942.
Payments during
1941 were as follows:
April 15, July 2 and Sept. 30, 50 cents each,
138,794
"
Sheet,
—
companies
acct.
on
Government
S.
tPost-war
stock, payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 10.
addition to the dividend of 35 cents per share, previously
I—— $20,249,424 $17,686,097'
——
Liabilities—
282,790
182,714
U.
1
.
—_——-
——————
-
Total
426,503
126,740
income—
to
paying
A
492,950
250,349
subs.
692,073
Rental machines, incl. parts, less reserves—
107,759
Plant
and equipment
—4,338,434
Patents,
applications for patents, trademarks
and goodwill
——
i—2—
2,361,259
Patents and other expenditures
(net)--—.
"
:
77,007
not
1939
$760,383
936,575
15,975,232
book
1940
——
common
•'
—————,——
—
Investment
Balance
—
other
insurance,
shs. cap.
approximate
to
in
Accounts receivable
1940
3,427
refundable
Post-war
in
$2,735,968
87,473
Cash
$797,785
$1,104,970
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Co.—Year-End
202,249
279,944
58,241
111,694
——
insurance policies———
securities
portion of taxes
life
Miscellaneous
•
—«,
advance commission
Agents'
5,256,126
413,696
——«
—>•—
•?
-
charges
Deferred
1941
$1,875,488
railway
Trustee
in
-
and
Inventories
1942
Alabama
its
Nov.
subsidiary
for the Canadian
1940,
in
$11,333
banks and on hand——
———$1,072,290
accounts receivable, less reserve-,—4.896,134
in
RR.—Earnings—
1942.
All holders of such bonds desiring to take
advantage of this offer must present the same, with interest, coupons
due June 1 and Dec. 1, 1943, attached, at the Guaranty Trust Co. of
$1.35
'
,
'
railway—_
has
including
and
subsidiary only,
tlncludes Canadian and English '
French and German subsidiaries,
glncludes
and
(Deficit.
Southern
U$34,044
$2.20
Consolidated
■
753,813
of
excess
$10)
...
replacement
Unexpired
principal amount flat, and its first consolidated mortgage series B
bonds at 103'/2%
of principal amount flat, at any time to and
4%
------ •
but excludes
1941
Ship
Reserves
3 V* c!o
common-
'
subsidiaries,
Disbursements
237,230
(E.W.T.), Dec; 23, 1942.
$1,021,294
1,055,338
'
513,444
370,532
.
Accounts
oi.oJo
$1,660,750 §$1,510,042
753,813
■ —
per
650,557
587,316
sufficient
New
;
—
~
1,036,104
According
of
279,667
70,371
—'
Surplus
Earn,
-V
929,787
Investments
1570.
railway—:—
company
The
Profit
Net
1,680,424
oper.
ry.
The
------
;
profits taxes
French sub—
1,948,662
instrument of
$1,448,767
-Jim
SSi
Prov.
2,608,417
maturity, Dec,
1, 1943, of the entire amount of bonds issued thereunder and out¬
standing in the hands of the public, and the Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York, and Guy Cary, trustees of said mortgage, have executed an
———
85,711
99,287
.
equipment
2,833,319
cash
801
700,000
——
——
Steamer
railway
509,677
In
(par
———
porate trustee under its first consolidated mortgage, dated Dec. 1, 1913,
$823,531
$2,486,119
450,000
$3,363,309
contingencies-
for
Subsid.
plant
Offers to Purchase Bonds Prior to Maturity—
$1,372,352
76,415
$769,295
54,236
764,640
1942
t Shore
railway-
from
Net
——
—
■
.
stock
•Vessels
71,698
income—
ships
seven
Assets—
73,698
from
ment
Prov.
120,49190,732
ry.
Net
:
.
.
«.
income—
Operating
Other
&
gen.
of
capital
51,081
p.
from
Gross
2, <15,913
of
1939
$219,568
oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
„
expenses
1940
$219,558
-
$1,678,215* $2,056,149
962,100
1,307,400
$3.94
$4.72
———_
sale
from
shares
78,820
from
Net
364,545
294,535 .•<
"
agents
expense—
selling,
Other
352,408
581,578 ;
1,059,467
*
.
Insurance fund
6,832,309
3,548,086
7,788,452
11,058,751
327,901
302,449
Comm. & disc, to
1941
$289,413
income—
oper.
156,
Net
July31,'40 Dec31,'39
$6,229,048 $11,579,654
July 31,'42
July31,'41
$22,014,572 $14,599,994
^royalty6exp'.
&
Depr. &
—-
-
expensi—
and
Cr400,000
—
43,510
October—
Ended
929,000
(2,566,000
,
share.——_—
railway—^
from
Net
fl2 Mos.
*7 Mos,
Ended
*12 Mos.
Ended
•12 Mos.
(
.
excess
—
68,383
from
Gross
;;
railwayj—
Alabama Great
Report—
,
4,455,000
f
of
Consolidated
1942
oper.
Net
$16,504,233 $14,447,173
value.—V. 155, p. 2450,
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Annual
surtax—)
and
10%
of
425,700 shares in 1942.
$326,619
railway—
——
—
—
——
•Outstanding!
taxes:*
——
per
*Proceeds
From Jan. 1—.
,
-
from
'
Sundry creditors
1,411,813
tax——
profit ;
tEarnings
Youngstown Ry.—Earnings—
October—
1,164,257
tax
Dividends paid
An
11.
Dec.
862.
156, p.
Akron Canton &
$996,993
823,316
*
——————
assets
cap.
tax
income
Excess
Net
dividend
A
stock/par 50 cents',
$16,504,233 $14,447,173
——$763,420
(trade)»—
payable
liabilities
of
Aircraft Accessories Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
-
Liabilities—
Accounts
Accrued
sale
for Federal
Provision
on
June 27
on
435,800
*
,
profit —$5,733,215
profits
1
depreciation.,
contingencies—^
Post-war
1941,* and 15 cents each
1947.
p.
from
Total
dividend
stock, payable Dec. 22 to holders
compares < with
30 cents on Dec. 23,
for
Year-End Dividend—
1
•*
267,807:
■«.
cents
30
of
844,553
74,588
4,703,805
420,694
1
.
board
June.26, last;
108,843
►
•
———
of
Jan..31,'42
$1,004,489
'3,796,904
3,646,183
836,987
57,118
4,561,131
(net)——<*,
operations
advances—~
Adams Express Co.—30-Cent
The
■
125,708
:
—
Real estate not used in
Deferred
..
—
debtors
Sundry
Fixed
■
$145,689
$288,896
———
————
.
„_1
for
Provision
•Gain
Net
——.
i—
Provision
were
1570.
p.
credits
cents
50
1940
4,582,283
Profit
50
with
15,
1941
$10,335,066 $17,727,883 $15,997,311
_r
(excluding deprec.)
Profit—_—.———$5,733,215
distribu¬
Similar
r
,
revenue
Account
1942
common
Payments during, 1941
Aug.
Income
Sept. 30—
Profit
Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
25
15,162
profits tax——
excess
stock,
of
—:—_—~
' 13,349
surtax,-——112,000
(net).;
deductions
Provision
Operating
Other
dividend
39,022
and amort, of debt exp.
indebtedness
on
Consolidated
9 Months Ended
156,
Operating exps.
Acme Wire
A
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The proceeds were used
74.
P.
$601,650
192,616
163,311
—
.
————I.™:.————-.i—-
Maintenance
Interest
$947,013
193,343
repairs,—162,403
sales
on
INSURANCE
-
to reimburse the treasury for plant expansion.—V.
6 Months Ended
Depreciation
INDUSTRIAL
-
commencing September, 1947.
Straus, Inc.—Earnings—
&
2003v
156,
1856.
p.
'
'
.
American-Hawaiian
Steamship
Co.—75-Cent
Div.—
declared a dividend of 75 cents per share on
the common
stock, par $10, payable Dec. 15 to holders of. record
Dec.-.5.
Similar payments were
made on March 31, June-30 and
The
have
30, last.
Disbursements during
50 cents; June 30, $1.50; Sept. 30,
Sept.
31,
directors
1941 were as follows:
$1, and Dec. 29, $2.
March
been
dyes
left
for
idle
the
by
has been a major factor in the production of
automobile industry and much of its equipment has
the cessation of automobile production.
Its^output
cS| colors for the paint, printing ink, rubber and cosmet.c industries
WTheeAme"S,cand Home Products Co, has issued 18 0001 shares of its
"stock in exchange for
American
The
ine
directors
ianec
100% of Harmon
Locomotive
have
stock.-V. 156, p. 1571.
Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
declared
a
dividend of stock, payable Dec. on
$175 per share 22
nreferred
n•/„
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2004
tills Issue
1941
March
on
were
and
Dec.
Sept.. 24,
June 24 and
24,
follows:
as
March
7.
156,
$1.73.—V.
24,
the
Payments during
and Sept. 25
last.
of
862.
p.
$2;
19,
June
$1.50,
the
at
accounts
year-end,
Federal
contracts.
in
with
accordance
including adjustment
income
the
and
1942
25-Cent Dividend—
American Maize-Products Co.—Extra Distribution—
;
for
profits taxes
excess
Revenue
Act,
the
renegotiation
Consolidated
computed
were
company
follows:
On
Dec.
quarterly
the
22,
last
year,
an
to
was
on
Dec.
27,
1939.—V.
155,
•
r
Consolidated
-
Total
$1 ,678,637
543,464
Income
lieu
in
income
,
taxes
;
667,738
amount
17,
1940—V.
Other
income
Int.
212,399
Amort.' of
and
$597,808"
Divs.
139,365
Net
356,646
Cost
149,258
$1,552,692
of
28,325
84,660
$626,065
185,174
$611,551
$1,637,352
558,860
583,854
31,085
82,208
Other
Dec.. 8/.
,
and
including
Dec.
*" r '
•
,
'
_
$1,303,118
940,810
Funds
Oct; 19/40
Oct. 21/39
$1,182,344
$1,489,634
2
$1,106,14$:
787,871'
5-year
1,175,093
908,372
: $362,308
'$314,541
$273,972
7,464
profit
—
5,677
382
income
.
'■
3,045
9,230
9,008
$320,218
$274,354
48,060
48,400
46,000
Int.
196,446
186,424
186,884
funded debt-4-,
on
notes,
186,599
58,722
.
56,580
tax_
inc.
35,500
Net
profit
Earn,
68,395
69,177
205,606
59,083,
787.
1,539
10,701
5,754
$339,206
$313,128
♦Loss.—V.
156,
$27,298
*$16,507
$0.17
$0.13
*1942
puted
Federal
jn
For
,
—„
income
accordance
of
purposes
I-.ave
been
and
with
recorded
profits
■
Revenue
comparison,
appropriately
justments
excess
the
earnings
adjusted
subsequent
Sept.
to
of
Texas -Utilities
for
had
had
not
benefit
the
in
Federal
1941,
ad¬
tax
for
tax
if
earnings
West"
of deductions'
purposes
long-term
unamortized
discount
debt
Income
£
rnisceil.
♦Federal
Other
.
of
Company
Only
$196,557
$170,501
$589,609
2,028
1,477
10,831
47,384
1,299
10,152
01942
8169,145
Federal
income
the Revenue Act of
Note—Dividend
ihonihs' " period
7'/
$156,895
been
have
——
$524,614
computed
in
1942.
With
at
full
a
cumulative
share,
per
for. in
the
1942, amounted to $3,468,951,
(
American
A
for
stock,
tributions
Nov.
16,
25
payable
like
of
of
including
accounts
S43.50
or
cents
Dec.
amount
last, and
$1.75
the
of
share
per
at
on-
156,
Sept.
p.
company
per share.—V.
share
per
21
paid
were
has
holders
to
May 15 and
on
1947.
30,
this
on
Nov.
been
of
declared
record
issue
Dec.
May
on
1941.—V. .156,
15,
the
on
Dis-J
8.
15
A
dividend
no
distribution
50 cents per share has been declared on the common
payable Dec-. 22 to holders of record-Dec.-7;
A similar
made
was
1941.—V. 156,
July
on
1947.
p.
last,
11,
X
and
/
.
dividend
special
mon
stock,
special
Dec.
distributions
1938
was
1940, and
to
of
and
$1
paid
50
cents
including
•
•
13,682
30-—
June
—L—
.
been
year,
1939.
have
'•
.
1,716
.1,679
Dec.- 9/
156,
the
of
Dec.
75
$3,968
5,090
$2,967
4,585
"
made
4.
$9,259
'•
ance
1940
$6,299'
3,111
2,222.
2,222
The corporation
details
of
its
of
which
is
has issued
,
a
special
"Licensee Handbook"
Tested
Plan,
to
provide
rayon fabrics
Serviceable
fibers.
The
to
firm
each
In
handbookthat
other
to
lished
textile
under
is
the
employed.—V,
added
an
"Crown"
furnished
licensed
the
incentive
containing
is
limited
as
for
rayon
guide
a
the
,
and
yarns
and
reference
"Crown"
156,
„
Tested
Plan
p. ,1736.
the
and
...
.
2
'
.
r,
American Water Works & Electric Co.,
the
•Of
week ended Nov,
9-32'/
week
of
the
over
1941.
Inc.—Output—
table
Wk Ended—
.
69,136,300
of
weekly
output
of electric
-.
1»
To
—
.1941
75,731,000
$i,
par
dividend
mon
\
1939
58,153,000
55,518,000
44,359,000
.74.865.000
-.69,502,000
58,981,000
54,914,000
45,582,009
77,250,000
*65,656,000
59,261,000'
54,011,000
43,863,000
Now.
23
*75,577,000
69,136,000
55,661,000
45,697,000
58,130,000
Output in October 7% Over
^
The
the
month
of
Tt
of-the
October
kwh.
308,807,579
of
output
power
for
electric
totaled
329,753,952
corresponding
the
/ X.
Year Ago—
a
subsidiaries
of
kwh.;
month
the, company
10
months
3.118,814,675
kwh.,
last
increase
year,
an
ending
Oct.
1942,
31,
against 2,734,501,688
as
of
149.—V.
156,
1941,
an
power
^
for
increase*
,
output
kwh. for the
35
of
cents
been
has
share
per
\
The
on
directors
the
Sept.
June
p.
21,
23
have
stock,
common
Distributions
of
dividend
stock,
of
50
last.•
and
payable
cents
each
the
22,
year-end
Dec.
were
50
>
Oct.
I.
Oct.
-
Sept.
\Vire
9 Months Ended
last:
1,
1145.
47,461
$35,619
17,273
21,208
$166,671
!
30———
*$2,862
838,490
782,012
76,246
26,408
/.
$1,081,406
——
Sept.
30
(Company
Only)
1942
debt
deferred
from
Due
$805,558;
'■
-
Sheet,
etc.—
discount
1
and
1
786,537
expense.
856,544
charges..——I
subsidiary
1941
—$23,438,341 $23,209,321
—
Unamortized
2,525"
companies——2——
.Total
.
5.518
56,250
260,209
499,255
Accounts receivable
319.427
328
1.336
—
j
$24,783,237 $24,652,358
-
'Liabilities—
7'f'r>
cumul.
1st
preferred stock
($100
par)'.
$3,084,400
$3,084,400
3.792.457
3,792.457
1.368.466
r.36a.466:
1.038,308
1,038.308
stock
($1
debt
par)/——-,
to
11,546,000
__,
i:!/
T——.
—Xi-X/—X-'-—-—
taxes
interest
Reserves
record' Dec. 7/ Distributions,
June 1, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1,-
15,231
•
264.596
-
7,i3i
,,15,668/
266,933
48.816
46,920
4—a
————
208,143
208,143:
-4*-———i/LiX.
1.321,636
1.321,636-
—u—.
surplus
1,081,406
805,558:
surplus
Total
65,083
",v
5,041
.•
♦Surplus
Earned
11,648,000/
25,087
—
payable
Accrued
983.650:
983.650
——
subsidiary
/—
—;
■
♦Reserved
for
—
———
$24,783,237 $24,652,358,
—
general ..contingencies,-; -V.
156,
953.
p.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings of System
(Includes
t
The
Atchison,* Topeka
Fe
Santa
&
Ry/
Gulf,
Colorado
Santa Fe Ry/ Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry.)
3lX X 1942—Month—1941
1942—10
•
'
'
37,793.488
expenses
18,234,090
15,916,833
credits
Or249,919
7,993,756
or
tax
17,
*
,
revenues
oper.
debits;
Net
$
accruals^
Railway
♦Railway
-
Mos.—1941
'
1
21,916,651 291,408,561 184,206,437;
oper.
Other
'
'• '
.
Period End. Oct.
Railway
,.
declared
par
.
a
$10,
income
oper,
.g
'
.
>
■
'
162,266,287 127.298,530
Crl74,686 Dr'2,219,882
2,607,282
62,339,957
23,372,382-
.3,567^222
11,315,723
r
S
1
33,445,509;
64,522,435
.
Dr92,016'
'
,
♦Railway tax accruals for month of October, 1942, include $5,621,000
income tax compared with $1,024,000 Federal Income tax in:
,1941.
Railway tax accruals for the 10 months ended Oct. 31, 1942,
Co.—$1.50^ Dividend
year-end dividend.of $1.50
payable
-v,
Federal
share:
per
Dec.
Include
■./
■a_"
X
^
'
'X
:
,
$45,324,330
Federal
income tax in
Federal
were
dividend
' of Canada,
Breweries
income
1941.—V.
156, p.
tax, compared
1948.
with
$9,693,000
■/
.:
,
Atlanta
.
.
Ltd.—50-Cent Div.
share lias been declared on the common:
Dec-. 31 to holders of record/Dec. 10.
Payments of 25 cents each were made on-Mat. 31, June 30 and Sept. 30/
last.
During 1941, the following disbursements were made: Mar.-31,
June 30 and Sept, 30, 25 cents each; and Dec. 22, $1.-—V. 155/p.' 1008.
of 50.cents per
par- value,*
no
Birmingham & €oast RR.- -Earnings—
/
October—
Gross
Net
1942
■-.
,
railway
from
from
Net, ry,
payable
V Associates Investment Co.
f
9 Months Ended
Gross
income
Operating
Sept. 3ft—>
J
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1941
$5,901,910
v2,414,226
—
1940
Ivfet
.
dividend
of
$1
per
sharq
$440,840"
1939
$292/326
'
$309,093
-
oper.. income—
125,745
30,979
60,016
93,836
43,572
•13,990
20,085.
-
failway„_—'
4,864,879'
frpm railwayry.
oper. income—
156,
1,285,691
3,895,280
Net
income
operations-— .1
from
$3,487,684
206,146'
credits—
income
$3,914,754 t $3,553,370
180,707: /'
61/523'
.
Gross
income
on
notes pay. & other oblig.
Provision' for
income
Federal
$3,614,893
609,827
767,920
$4,095,461
«■' 532,982 " : ■ 769,824
1,175,000
*1,590,000
$3,693,830
;
-
taxes
income
Cash divs.
paid
on
Cash divs. paid on
$1,735,637
308,500
' 652,152
367,491
685.121
665,$71
$1,025,196
$683,025
$1,246,675
$2.99
$4.19
pref. capit, stock
com. capit.
stock
.
-,
*62,488
1572.
p.
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Earnings12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
1
.
.
,
.
1942
,
—
:
taxes
♦Fed.
State
income
&
excess
Utily. oper. inc. befoic retire,
income
/
$7,710,149.
4.222.676:
1,242.743'
■
.
/
&
..
,5,478,196
—_
—T
1941
-
$9,954,477
1:623,605
—
—
Maintenance
-
398,757"
►214,621
169,501:
291,628
272.603
313.926
profits
taxes—_
1.010,488
reserve
accruals
$1,236,634
.(net)—
406.894'
$1,401,732
Dr36,897
79,981
$2,237,145;
$1,985,848
-
•
2,907,806
249,577
.
236,422'
Operatihg ren'enues ——
Operation—natural gas purchased—_
Other
Net
2,837,373
886,122
"
409,658
-
—
Other
-
181,776
—
From Jan. 1—
Net
j
$605,536- '
railway:
Grass .from
|
i940 X
$7,393,877,
3,840,o07.
1941
$8,244,235
4,329,480
1942
.
operations
from
expenses
■:
Undistributed
&
Cable
Co.—Earnings-
Sept. 30—
T
/
-
Outstanding shares of capital stpek
Earnings per share
__*_
•*
After
charges, provision for Federal
taxes and reserve for contingencies.
'
Note—The
432,121
324,600
;
Gross
income
Retirement
before
reserve
retire,
reserve
accruals,
$1,199,737
accruals
$1,481,713'
266,670
285,443
$933,067
$1,196,270
'
Anaconda
■
116,348
$505,203.
47,110
...
rights,
Gross- income
profit
expense-.,,.;
—
- -
Accrued
:■ V;.
18 to holders of record
made on April 1, July 1 and
Distributions during 1941 were ".as follows:
April I, July. l;
50 cents each, and Dec. 18. a year-end of $1.75.—V. 156/
Associated
stock,
21 to holders of record Dec. 8,
ihade oh Man v. 23,-June 29 and
1571.
•Net
and
surplus
Funded
Dec.
Payments of 50 cents each
8.
Interest
a
$681,552.
113,873
$692,471
1—
to
patent
Accounts
per
payable
$5,
stock,
common
Dec.
period
,
during. 1941 were ■ as follows:
March
24,'
cents each, and on Dec, 22, $1.—V. 156
Payments
Sept.
discount
Balance
Other
Corp.—12V2-Cent Dividend—
12Vi Cents
par
directors have
'.'The
on
Mining Co.—Year-End Dividend—
declared
43,989
first preferred stock—
first preferred stock..
General
Anaconda Copper
taxes_r_L,T„'//_„/._^_.
for* surplus—_1—
Jan.
credits
Patents,
declared on the com-;
totaled.
same:
1947.
p.
$637,563
•
42,388
$166,671
"Deficit.—V.
-
the
•"/
1941
■■
$763,956
l
A
with
compared
as
of
.
For
:■
/ 1942
,
subs.
478,690
debt
Due
a
Arrow-Hart & liegeman Electric:
*
1
•
XX;
■
from
Common
*.
.
share has been declared on the com¬
15 to holders of record Dec. 5.,
Dike amounts were paid on March 25, June 29 and Sept, 23, last,
as
compared with 25 cents on Jari, 27, 1942; 12'/2 /cents- each on'
March 25, June 27 and Sept. 24, 1941, and 25 cents on Jari-. 27, 1941/
—v. 156, p. 1145.
,/. ■
/'
-
X
1938
21—__
,
>
of
1st preferred stock tno part—'--;
$4 preferred cumul.-stock (no part_/:w—.
Class A cumul. and partic, (no par)
and
stock,, payable Dec. 24 to holders of
cents each were made on March 3,
mon
r
14—
<
and
'
p.
Nov.
"'Includes National holiday.
a
.
Co.—Earnings
income
;
last*
Nov.
,
Telegraph
—„
Co.—35-Cent Dividend—
Armstrong Cork
and
the
of
units
*
1940
69,808,000-
for
energy
&
Investments
35-Cent
Pay
-
.
,
1942
7
Nov.
of
-
follows:
years
output
&
increase
an
■
w.—
of
v
of A, P. W. Paper Co., Inc., to finance tne:
•
|
of this,company
75,577,000 kwh,, an increase'
k\yh. for'the corresponding
totaled
.
Comparative
.
five
1.942,
28,
is
'
the',
Oas
118,023,573
interest
Balance,
divfdend of 35 cents, per share
the usual . semi-annual dividend
of $1 50 per-share on the 6'<>
cumulative preferred - stock, par $50^
both-payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov." 30.
On
June
16, last, a, distribution of, 25 cents per share; was made
on
the common stock,
as against
50 cents on Dec, 15, 1941, and
20 Cents on June 16, 194L—V.--136, p. 952.
"r- V
**
stock,
common
.
Output of electric energy of the electric properties
!>'
•
interest
Balance
$967.
riULiciuw,
Nov, 24 declared
directors on
the
i
for
of
Assets—
vv/
Arkansas-Missouri Power Corp.
Dividend on Common Shares—
A
are
•
•
for
report
Associated
This
production
earnings
$6
—».
$581
$1,315'.
$10,028
Sept. 30—
Arnold Constable
book*
tests-that
.
above
XXx:X,X'X^X'/;'./X
of-
of
1942
'
$806,344
lfi
"
staple
•
^
mill and the constructioiV'of a new;
and office building.
The A. P. W.' Properties, Inc.,
owns,
free from nfl liens, the land (1,457 .'.acres more or .less) Justnorth of the Liberty mill, the storage warehouse and office buildingerected upon it. together with the two sealing machines .used by the
A
P
W Paper Co., Inc.; all of which is under lease to.the A. P. W..
Paper Co.
Inc., for a rental sufficient (after payment of all operating(
expenses)
to provide 4'e> dividends on all of the outstanding^ class- -At
stock, and 6',I dividends on all of the outstanding class B shares of.
the A. P. W. Properties, Inc.—V. 156, p. 1413.
.
f
purpose
production
•
1948.
p.
expenses
on
describing:
fundamental
Corp.
the
income
on
■
Payments during 1941 were as follows: , March 3 and June 2,;25 cents each;- Aug. 1, 50 cents; Sept. l and Dec.' 1, 25: cents each,;
and Dec. 23, 75 cents.—V:-156,- p.- -1686./; V
;-
make
to
number
new
Net
Direct
;
remodeling of the; latter's Liberty
A
"Crown" Tested -rayon fabrics,.
copies- is available for distribution
companies interested in studying the standards estab¬
addition,'a
Total
Surplus,
.—
storage warehouse
::
31;-
'
■
consolidation of plants
of 25
"Crown"
new
Electric
'
Dividends
•
■,
448
.
inc.
Fed.
—Hie.A.
.
for
*A
May
&
output of
units (kwh.).
Telephone
Dividends
-
2,222
2,222
,
$8,553
"
**
.—,z~.—-4—
Earn. surp.
quarterly
from
in
1948,
Co.—Weekly Output—
Gas
income
Capital
1203.
p.
shares
p.
•
.
electric
10.0^
156,
3,332
5,301
~
5,720
5.684
pending issuof stock——'
Adjust.
on;
/ American Viscose Corp.—Issues New Handbook—
>
net
129,833,656
or •
156,
Amortization
com¬
cents
addition,
•
Sept. 30—
and,dividends received
Debenture
1,666-
.,
.,
?
last
all
27
was
units
Operating
1,717..
.
.
.
pay.
The
X ''V.
on
record
one
In
been
1942.—V.
30,
declared
holders .of
last
23.
share
per
Nov.
Dec.
and
431,951
380
966
$4,168
.
$17,934
.
stock-—-—
B
Class
;
on
Co.—$1 Special Div.-—
to
27,
Dec.
on
18
.
has
26
Dec.
on
of $1
one
share
per
payable
no,par,
of $1.50
27,
of
July
on
,
American Smelting & Refining
A
5
of
par,
and
$6 cumul.
:
2,195,738,
33:
and
1857,-
p.,
American Seating- Co.—50-Cent Common Dividend—
siock,
:
surplus
Total
,
three'
a
Safety Razor Co.—25-Cent Dividend—XX
dividend
special
common
Other
$6,731'.
„
1,682
2,070
profit
tax
rate
1941
„
Associated
Nov.
_> "Deficit.
$3,50
reserved
1,712
$4,252
/ Class A stock—'
'■
requirements
were
paid Sept. 21,
1942, -and a dividend of $5:
per
share,
including
$3.25
per
share
on
dividend
arrears, - wasdeclared on Nov. 19. payable Dec. 10, 1942.
Cumulative dividends not
or
501
Dividends declared:
$480,092
accordance
in
9 Mos. End.
General
2,108.
.
.
dividend' arrears,
declared
33
$8,329
169.
1,787
Depreciation
on
totaling
'
$6,698"
$8,296
$8,063
'
381
—.
79,746 shares of
American
Public-' Service
Co.
stock outstanding Sept. 30, 1942, amounted to $139,555}
preferred
Dividends
taxes
$8/490
/'
•/
exps
Taxes
22,398.
'
115,900,289
shares
•
Associated
Net
6,904
,
5,507.060
13,822,463
,
456,747
of
ago.—V.
Interest
:
■
■
,,
-IT-—X
Administrative
Divs.
—
255
-
-
$511,502:
7,459
24,766
618
income
.
.
1,529,627
2,266,865
15,101,765
X—.'
accrued
'
Earn., .surp.
.■
■ taxes
Net
.
-
1942—9 Mos.—1941
tax*»-«..
exps.__
income
1939
•
•
'
'
$7,894
$8,235
,
-—
income
Total
■
Net
1942—3 Mos.—1941
.
Inc..,—
Co),
1940
;
/
X.
taxes, etc.i—„
X—/
-----
and
Company only—
.1941
W.
P.
A.
Interest earned
expense.
Statement
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total
income
Gen.
and
1942
End.^ept. 30—
from
Paper
•<
income'
additional
discount, call premium ancl expense resulting from the refinancing
debt .in
1939.
Such
amounts
have
been
credited
to.
of
3 MOS,
1,314,312;
,
Inc.— Earnings—-
,
6,000,000'
53,120,406
group
11,810,083
1941.
represent amounts equivalent to
would have been payable on current
which
com¬
Rental
to
fThese, charges
taxes
been
published'
effect
30,
have
1942.
figures
give
to
taxes
Act
P. W. Properties
A.
2,797,406
6,000,000
———„
.
,:
,
.
$682,176'
$770,747
•
payable-...-,
,
trustees
ended
year
:
income
Net
notes
•
week
$21,085
Nil
1322.
p.
3,088,409
2,393,303
dealers.}—
Associated Gas & Electric
—-L—
,
$0.01
9,768,000
71,406,900:
value and includes capital surplus.—V.
' '
X,
' r,
" X
:
I*
par
•
J
1,000
$2,189
.
shr. com. stk,.
per
208,131
3,187
•u.-——
7,576,800
14,791,700.
855,322;
I„II—T
'——
The
38,000
provision-'
Contingency
___*.
■
losses—Li—
payable
Electric
deducts._
from
income
'
941
.
9.006
191,460
2,605,023
♦Represented by
45,072
682
etc._
accept.,
for Fed.
Prov.
1
—
,'i
/.—*
—
1^4 '}>
of no
'
by
/
Earned surplus
$313,380
48,476
adm. & sell, exps..
;
-
Dr 4,895
$369,772
for depreciations-
Gen.
Int.
pi'd.
I—II
stock
withheld
Unearned
$318,275'
24,505
105,487
....
.
stock
Reserve for
v
—
231,246.
10,270,689'
104,106,416
53,120,406 115,900,289'
preferred
95 Days to,
July 1 to
51,638
42,407,655
Liabilities—
Notes payable
.
——
cars
81,473
6,853,260
...
I.,
Total'
♦.Common
.
62,862
.———
receivable
•
'100,000
,
-
....
Repossessed
A'
r
t
II™ t
5,000
—.
:
Accounts
on''
per-share
record
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
July 1 to 1
Oct, 18/41
Total earnings
:
Texas
held
income
since
fixtures-
receivable
Total
95.600
'
public
cents
'
sales
of
and-
'c
760,000
2,500,000
-
Agency, Inc.—:
Savings bonds
Govt,
$
250,000
760,000
'_a_.
Inc.—'——
"
$1 584.524
193,577
3,075
West
quarter
July 1 to
"
sales
Gross
-85,991
27,027
Co.
S.
1941
250,000
:
.
$1,498,532
discount
curnul.
$6
on
stock
25
Oct. 29,'42
v
467,370
28,258
interest
Utilities
each
of
holders ;of
3ft
$
Co.—_
*
'
2178.
p.
Period--
383,895
$583,226
•
—
expense
General
paid
to
Sept.
of—
Prepayments
Accounts
fneti
debt
been
155,
dividend
a
Dec." 18
'
656.831
65,554
long-term debt-.
on
(U.
Furniture
*22,
Dec.
Building
Industries,
Cash
<
of
income
income
has
'
Prov.
Gross
.
payable
A. P. "W. Paper Co., Inc.
;
62,202
—
operating
and
5 r,'r
Other
Net
each;
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
declared
have
directors
capital-stock,
136,520
138,847
cents
'
like
'■
1,478.740,
223,052
223.451"
taxes-
taxes...
tCharges
68,728
218,944
50
$4,491,771
1,554,004 "
222,704
—
V
.
$4,848,751
65,604
Depreciation
■"Federal
.
the
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$1,805,323
revenues
Maintenance
Other
Statement
Income
20,
1145.
Andes Copper Mining
556,909
oper.
Oct,
stock
Morco General
Notes
(& Subs.)-XEarnings—>
1942—3 Mos —1941
Operation
and
year-end of $1—V. 156, p.
a
The
American Public Service Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—•
21
July
1940,
153.
p.
April 21,
'
made, as compared with extras of 25 cents each on Dec. 30,
and
National
capital stock, payable Dec. 21
holders of record Dec. 30.
extra distribution of 50 cents per share
15
Jan,
on
capital
Ernmco Insurance Co., Inc,*.—!**—'.
r
year-end dividend of 25 cents per share has been declared on the
to holders of record Dec. 11.
A similar
distribution was made on Oct. 19, last, as compared with 50 cents
each on April 20 and July 20, 1942.
Payments during 1941" were^ as
and
in
Associated
•
Dec.
Sheet,
1942
Investments
An extra dividend of 25 cents per share and the regular quarterly
tjividcnd of 25 cents per share have been declared on the common
stock, no par.
The extra is payable Dec. 15 to holders of jrecord
Balance
Assets—•
states.
■
A
!
1,
Monday/December 7, 1942
report states
income is subject
that the
■
Earnings
1942
-$1,448,540
$2,146,580
421.981
$3.43
income
and
421,961
"
excess
$5.09
profits
abov.e, preliminary estimate of
net
to such adjustments as may develop in the audits of
common
1941'
per
net
share
stock
(ho
inc.
on
for
period
456,747
shs.
par)
-♦Including $549,000 excess profits tax. i
■
$3.88 "
.
■
'
•
.
-
v
consolidated Federal' income... and
excess
profits tax returns will be filed and since the excess profitsl
Credit
of ^ Associates
Investment- Co. and wholly-owned , finance, sub-.
sidiaries exceeds their taxable net income the anticipated excess:profits,
tax on a consolidated basis is being allocated to the non-consolidated
subsidiaries iii proportion t6 their adjusted excess profits" rifet? income,'
Note—-It• is
contemplated- that
Interest-
on
•
Net
of
:
debt
discount
and
expense—
Common
:
_
dividends
dividends
—:
^
24.407
17.211
$524,058
L———ill—/" '
the basis of the
324,690-
25,412
26,776
income
X*On
356.821
income-charges
Preferred
Acts
;
—
bonds
Amortization
Other
:
■
;
rates'-
$829,961-
78,000 ""
*78 O00-
751,252.
480,290
imposed- by the' several Federal Revenue:'
(including the recently-enacted
(Continued
on
1942
Act)
page
it,is
2633)
estimated
'
that
,
X
the
^
260s
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery tales are
New York Stock Exchange
«»
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
taken of such sales In computing the
disregarded in the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the day. No account Is
range for the ye*r.
United States Government Securities on the New York Stock Exchange
Below
furnish
we
Stock Exchange
Nov. 518
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices
[High
Treasury
—
Dec. 3
Dec. %
Dec. 4
—
—
—
[High
\
2Vis, 1956-58Total sales in $1,000
—
units
[ High
(Low
High
2
Low
3%s, 1946-56.
Vis, 1962-67
[Close
Close
Total sales in $1,000
Total
units
1
:
Total sales in
2
Low
[Close
Vis,
Total sales in $1,000
Low
100.15
103.12
2
Low
[Close
—
[High
[High
101
]
2'4s, 1952-55-
Low
—■
Vis, 1951-53Total sales in $1,000 units
20
.—
101
Low
[Close
■
[Close
Total sales in
,
I
[High
[High
Low
—,
2'4s, 1954-56
Total sales in $1,000
units——
units——
[High
[High
3s,
1946-48
-[ Low
[Close
1947
2s,
Low
Close
Total sales in $1,000
Total sales In $1,000
units--—
2s, March 1948-50
Total sales In $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000 units—.
[High
Low
109
[Close
109
units
Low
Low
Close
Total sales in $1,000
1
—
units—_—,
[High
[High
Low
-
,
(High
2s, June, 1949-51
104.26
104.26
$1,000 units
-I
1949-1951
Sept.,
2s,
|
234s, 1948-51
( Low
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
104.26
High
[Close
■
Total sales in
2s, Dec. 1948-50
4
.„
234s, 1945-47—
;—
[High
109
—-
Total sales in $1,000
Low
[Close
[Close
Total sales in
Low
■
[Close
[Close
2%s, 1955-60
units—,—-
(High
[High
J Low
3s, 1951-55
Low
■
[Close
[Close
Total sales in $1,000
$1,000 units
"Sigh
[High
—\
234s, 1951-54
Low
Low
Close
(Close
Total sales in $1,000
Total sales in $1,000 units.
units
[High
2%s, 1956-59
[High
j Low
1950-52—
2s,
\ Low
[Close
-
101
Total sales in $1,000 units
$1,000 units
3'/as, 1949-52-
3
(High
103.12
—•
100.15
units——.—
103.12
[Close
100.15
[Close
1
$1,000 units
3'/as, 1946-49——
[High
( Low
2Vis, 1967-72
102.6
[High
Total sales in
Low
units
102.6
$1,000 units—
3%s, 1944-46
in $1,000
102.6
Low
[Close
Total sales in
_j
[Close
High
—
—
units
$1,00
1963-1968-1—
Total sales
$1,000 units—
314s, 1943-45—
in
sales
[ High
[High
33/aS, 1943-47
Low
[Close
—
8
Total sales In $1,000 units
Dec. 4
[Close
106.8
—
Dec. 3
Total sales in $1,000 units
106.8
[Close
Dec. 2
.
—
1 Low
4a, 1944-54
Dec. I
Low
106.8
[High
Nov. 30
[High
2%s, 1952-54
—
—
Nov. 28
U. S. Bond Price*
Daily Record of
Treasury
—
[Close
units-,
I
Dec. 1
—
on the New York
below).
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point (See note
Nov. 80
—
-\ Low
4%s, 1947-52
Total sales In $1,000
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation coupon bonds
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and
a
during the current week.
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
[High
[Hign
Total sales in $1,000 units
Low
2s,
—{ Low
[Close
2%S, 1958-63————
Close
Total sales in $1,000
.
units
—
'
High
1%», 1960-65-
—
■■
Total sales in $1,000
[Close
lis,
\
1945
[High
Low
[Close
.
Federal Farm Mortgage
[High
3'4 s, 1944-64
Low
Total sales in $1,000
$1,000 units—
Low
-
[Close
;
[Close
Total sales in
-
Total sales- in $1,000 units——_
units———
[ High
2
1953-55
2s,
Low
—
units
[High
-
[High
1V4»,
-[
1948
3s,
Low
Total sales in $1,000
transaction
no
in
[Close
*44%
109 Vi
46'/4
46%
*109%
36'%
42 %
42%
7%
7%
110
*41
'4
7%
24%
*24
15%
16
37
37
61
62
3
%
*80
5
39
42%
*41%
7%
7%
37%
3'4
3%
*80
85
'4
iri;
42%
42'/a
*41'4
42
7%
7%
7%
7%
37%
37%
64
4%
4%
5%
5
5
5
*4%
*12%
13%
13
13
17%
17%
17%
17%
57'%
57%
*12%
15%
37%
3%
*16
15%
37%
3%
%
7%
4%
4114
400
7%
8,200
.
24
24
16
16%
.1,900
37%
6,700
37%
38%
*81
3'4
3%
3'4
4,400
86
*81
%
50
65
*61
86
200
5
*4%
32
.
37
104
31
39
Steel Co_
Adams-Mills
Alaska
Corp
Juneau
4,100
TU,'
4%
5%
4%
5
2,700
5
5
5
4%
5
500
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
17%-
17%
18%
18%
18%
xl7%
18%
65
*58
65
1,100
-
Inc_
Gold
29% Apr 28
par
400
10
Min
No par
-100
100
preferred-No par
Allegheny Corp
5% % pf A with $30 war
5%% pf A without war
$2.50 prior conv
43
Jan
48% Jan
5% Apr 24
18% Jun
8
10
Mar 27
Vicksburg Ry Co
61
Jan
6
1% Mar 24
69%
^
3%
3%
9%
49% Jan 13
110% Oct
May 14
Sep
9
No
Corp
Reduction
Ala &
May 14
t per share
Mar 24
No par
No par
10
Express
Address-Mutigr
Air
100
No par
No par
—
——
.
Albany & Susq RR Co——100
>
5
5
Acme
preferred
Adams
< per share
25
Abraham & Straus
24%
65
3%
3%
85
*80
%
37%
*61
65
41'4
7%
Abbott Laboratories—
~20
36%
16%
24%
24%
*24
*61
85
'4
31
5
*5
42 %
Par
800
491/2
112
*33
36%
24%
3%
*48
*110
*33
16%
*80
48
112
38%
$Cash sale.
Range Since January 1
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
Lowest
Highest
-
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
f per share
48
*33%
*24
*61
share
*110
47%
112
*109
16
64
f per
f per share
47 %
111
16
36%
3%
47
*33
24%
*61
85
as
46%
*109
36%
36'/2
15%
I per share
NEW
the Week
Dec. 4
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
—;
tDeferred delivery sale.,
sales.
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
Dec. I
< per snare
46%
110
*33%
*24
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 30
f per thare
"Odd lot
registered bonds.
Monday
Nov. 28
Low
•
Total sales in $1,000 units
LOW AND
Saturday
—
l'/as, 1945-47
Low
[Close
were
units
[High
Total sales in $1,000 units
There
[Close
\
f High
,_•}
Low
3s, series A, 1944-52
units.
Sttt, 1950-52
[High
Home Owners' Loan
[High
-J Low
[Close
Total sales In $1,000
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units—
$1,000 units——
2'/4«, 1949-53-
Low
————•
V
[Close
Total sales in
1944-49
July
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jun
15
2
17
18
23
8% Nov
24% Oct
16% Dec
38% Oct 23
69
Oct 22
4
94%
%
6%
614
17
Nov 23
Feb 10
Oct 5
Nov 6
Nov 7
Jan 27
"
6%
6%
136'%
136%
*55
10%
16
63
*6%
17%*55
6%
6 %
6%
6%
135%
136%
135%
10'/a
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
16%
15%
15%
*15%
6%
6%
6'/a
*72%
75%
*72%
75%
*18%
*1
25
19
X24
24%
Xl7%
1 %
1
18
6
*72%
23%
*17
1
*6%
7
136%
6'4
75%
11
*10%
11
15%
*15
15%
6%
6'4
6
6'4
*72%
23%
23'%
18 %
*16%
lil
%
75%
23%
*%
13%
13%
68%
68%
23
22%
22%
*22%
23%
*22'%
23 %
46%
46%
47%
47%
48%
47
47%.
*22%
46 Va
For footnotes
see
page
2015.
68%
68
%
23
x45%~
68 %
23
46'4
-
23
46
23%
46 %
Allied Kid Co
i.
Allied Stores
9,400
%
*12V4
—_—1
Dye
Allied Mills Co Inc,—
400
15
13%
68
68
18
*%
67%
68
*17%
18
/
*17%
&
4,400
200
25
Chemical
5,300.
73
24%
24%
Allied
200
-
2,600
900
6,900
par
,100
Allen Industries Inc
200
%
68'%
*12'%
23 Va
*17
18
68 Va
13%
*72%
72%-
75
1—No
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd—
1,900
"
135%
15%
*10%
Alghny Lud St! Corp,
3,400
6%
'
135
6%
11
*12%
68
135%
15%
13%
*12 "*4
6%
6'/a
X135V4
6'%
*12',4
13%
,
20
15%
16
*%
*58
65
*57
136%
136
6%
24%
65
4,900
No par
—5
No par
No par
5% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
No par
Alpha Portland Cdm
—No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
-1
6%conv preferred—;
50
Amerada Petro Corp
No par
Am Agric Chem (Del)
..No par
American Airlines Inc
10
Corp
.
May 25
57% Nov 28
16
22% Jan 2
73% Feb 27
Dec
2
Jan J
12% Jan 26
16% Nov 18
6% Nov 12
81
Jan 13
30% Jan 3
19% Nov 12
1% Jan 26
18% Jan 27
70% Oct 22
24
Nov 4
48% Dec 1
3% Apr
9.7
118% Apr 28
149
10
11%
4
$4
22
14%
H
12%
43
18%
May 25
Apr 24
Apr 28
July
Apr
Apr
AuS
July
Mar
Jun
3
29
17
19
24
27
30
25V4Apr 17
Range for Previous
Year 1941
Lowest
t per share
Highest
$ per share
46
Feb
55%
34
Dec
54%
Sep
43%
Dec
51%
Jan
5%
Apr
8%
Dec
Sep
*17%
Dec
24% Aug
9%
Dec
15%
34%
Nov
45
July
Sep
75
Aug
73
Jan
%
Dec
5
Dec
1%
85
99%
Aug
Dec
%
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
3V4
Dec
9%
Aug
11%
Dec
21%
Apr
17%
Dec
25%
Jan
4%
Dec
11%
135%
Dec
10%
Feb
11%
Dec
3%
Dec
Jan
167% July
13
Aug
14%
Apr
Dec
9
71% May
87
Oct
24%
37
Jan
21%
Aug
1%
Aug
5
Dec
14% Mar
%
Dec
Sep
10
Apr
20
41%
Feb
63% July
14%
Feb
22%
Dec
40
Feb
58%
Jan
Sep
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIALS CHRONICLE
2006
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
share
I per
I per share
S per
9
9
9%
9'/a
Dec. J
Nov. 80
Dec. S
9
8%
9
FrUsy
Dec. U
t per share
share
t per share
8%
9
*18%
9
» per
48
48%
Va
>474
5'
28%
126
48%
*4%
28%
28%
126
48%
*
5
48 Va
49
.
*874
5%
*4%
3%
3%
71
128 Va
*28 Va
174
173
173
23Va
2374
65
65
*22%
3 Va
*127 3ft
.70%
70%
9 V'a
107
18
'
1,500
*15
,20
17%
17 74'■
•.
97.
*5%
6 V2
23%
ISVe
'
'
23
■
171.,
65
'
:
280
*03
99
96
20
>'14
'■
'
•"
■
%
.'
'37% ; 37%
ft
'
4%
33
32
33%
33%
'97
:
15%
98 Vj
15%
'■"
*
1V4
23%
1%
■14ft
*97
'.: *37 va
1%
6%
:i:,
V
■"■
15 V '4
33
>6v>
300
7%
1 Va
I
23 %
1%
■
.51% '
51%
174
•
.
1
7%
Vii,
•
39
•■:: 38V:>
38 Va
:4'%.
32%
32%,
33 .ft-
274!
,2
,
*4
4 74
'
ft
34%
*4%
4Vt.
5:
.4%
.
..
*39
7%
.
.7%
*38 Va
:
,
2
331;:
X32%
:
Va
2%
3i
;
.
*33
33
■
51;i4
51%
51%
•
33
•'.'
.:
*5 Va
6
120
25
5%.
.
19 %.
*117
.5
2
*34%
35 Va-
43e
4%
:
2.
■
5
40
■
7sa
12
>4%
*38 Va
;
83
*25 ft.
*81;a
*4:,i
..
19%
-5%
19%
*117
25 Va
•
8
•
17% -17%
6%
6%
19
10 Va
%.-
U
19
6
*5 r!a
5% :
>25'%
25%
25%
"■
4.
■> 1 •
10
54 Va
54%
9%
,
28%
28
28
38%
38
147%
*34
144%
19%
19
/
Apr
:
7374 Jan : 13
56
Feb
16
May 26
May 27
110
Mar 16
•15
*143 Va
,
ft.
,21%
42
136Vv
.7%:
ft
136
,136
*115%
:
18%
130 V4
41%
11%
18%
90 V a
*22 V'4
...
-128%. 129%
:; 4i
41%
42%
42 34
,■42%
136%
7 '. 4
116
I
-
:
4 ■:-
4
3%
3 Va
22%:
25%
.■■'. 54 V
25%
28 V#
16 %:
•.15.ft
*
111%
*10
29%
*110;
i
110 Va
111 Va
*110%
10%:
*1%
1%
*30%
3
43%
.
3
43%
*
55%
3%
3
.ft 30%
44%
50%
30%
7% '
ft *4% :
•
11
*1%
31%
43
; 5%
7%
7%
*4%
31%
*56
*70
75
57%
-
V2
/
44 ft
100
100
*100
43%
65%
65%
26
26%
22 %
22%":
42
42
18%
18%
108
75
'43
K
■'■■■, 3
:'
30%
';• 7%
4%
'■•■'V *7;ih
7%
4%
Oct
17
3 Va Jan
10
36V4 OCt
16
I
51% Dec
13
5
2
6
Mar-
35
28 74
«
Sep
374
Jan
24 74
Sep
38%
Jan
4 V#
Jan
,'
Apr
Feb...
29
.
,
FebDec
■'•■'ft 2"
.,
''Dec'"
.27
■
ft; "33%: Aug
May
ft-1ft
Feh
9
274
21
Jan
■
.
10V4 Jan
/ 5/
9
7% NOV
4
23%>Mar
50
Dec>
7774
/:
Jan
Jan
T77# Jan
ft
.
Dec
/ 9574 Jun
1374 Jan
//
2 V* "Feb
6 7#
Sep
Apr
111
23
Dec
Mar
15%
121
Apr
Feb
2
26% Jari
3
15% Apr
23
26 V*. Jan
9
2074. Dec
46%. Jan
12% Apr
15
22
Jan
9
1774
39
•ft :3% Apr
119
2374
2674 Aug
Jan
'
'
•
■
3 %
Dec
374
9
6V» Nov
25
74 .Dec
•v
lit Jan
Jan
3
155
Feb
12
Jan
13
9
Dec
52% Apr 28
.4% Mar 11
59% Oct 17
50
Dec
6% Feb 12
1174 Nov:27
22ft
9'/a May 25
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
Dec
165
142 «/a Jun
;
*85
99
100
/
•
■
W
:
i257a
V
16
;
24
35% Jan
May 25
35% May 14
7374"Jan
Dec
6
Dec
1074
29
43
Apr 29
136'/a Jun 11
16% Juu
Dec
4074 July
*
•
,3374ft Dec-1
138
27
26
7
* Jan
Oct
:
2174 Nov
"
2
12
Feb
3
12
Oct
2174 Jari
'/
,
Dec
13
13
81
23
——100
—.25
101 '/4 Apr
33 Va Apr
13474'Jan
29
24,
v
Feb
2274
,;■;
Jan
'
6
4974 Jari 27
4374
98
••
Sep
Sep
1974 Aug
.168% Jan
7374
Dec
43*%
Jan ft
1174 July
13 Va Jan
1174 May
11574 Dec
Aug 14
Jan
2874
Dec
97% Jari 14
2
15074
Deo
67'#
17V4 Jan
Mar 26
Jan
Dec
8%
21
15;
Sep
'"'■■; 54
15%
t
4
7% Jan
155
Dec;
139
2
9% Jan
.■ft 4574 July
Mar
2974
Mar 14
144
3
■"■
Jan 14
36% Oct
29
■
14
148 V4 Nov
132% May 14
25
Apr
22
Apr
Corp.—_
14
preferred—————100
Dec
'100
/
I 200
700
?
Jan ft
Armour & Co
500
Armour
■1,000
/Arnold Constable
400
5]'a
.
5%
*70
/;
75
*70'%
'-
56
*55
j
56
2,700
*28
31
28 V
*27%
100%
100%
*27%
a
100
*99
■
44%
453a
OO'V;
66%
25%
26 W-:
25 Va
25% '
-
25%
•
':
27
271a
-
SOVa
100 5 V.'.
44V2
.' 26%
27% "•
'■'
■
ft
5
24
11%
11074
112*% Mar 19
1274 Oct 21
30
July
35% July
1
1% July 28
35
Jan 15
Mar 11
Sep
29
■.'•■
•
•115%
74
Jan
Feb
28
2%
ft,: 3374
112'/#
Sep
Sep
ft. 27c Dec
ft ! 5%
Jan
14
67 % Feb
Jan
Jan
4
21
47>%
66
60
Jan
31% Nov
16
20%
Dec
874 Nov
14
4
Jan
2
Oct
Dec
V# Jan
4
Sep
12 74'Jan
Dec
1*6874 Mar
111% Mar 12
;
17'%
■
Jun ■:
'7,
Jan
5674 July
Apr;
May 26
Sep
:""8--
■■■''
Deo
3
28
May 26
79-
•
Jun
53
20
Co-ft——-No par
Jan
74 Oct 17
82
July
674 Jan-
ft
4V4 Apr 28
61 Va Mar 24
v
70%
:
-72
3474
Sep
Sep
Jan
,6V* Dec
ft':.; 3'
20 Va
*19%
20%
*38%
39%
*39
39%
18%
18%
108 Va-
6%
50%
50%
*53%
*113%
53%
'
,
*2
*23%
25
3
3%
53%.
115
*53%
27
19
19 V
54
:
54 Vt
115
8 Va'
;■ *71a
3V4
3V4
19 Vi
8774
5-
Dec
91%. Oct
574
3
'■■./; 6% Jan
Dec
1074
77 % Jan
8
78
Dec
2$
63
Jan
17,
70
Dec
9
28
NOV
21
20
Dec
lOOVa Dec
.2
,88
Sep ft
Sep
10274 Aug
35% Jan ft
.82.
.Aug.
2
Oct
3
18
Jan
3174 July
60 '/a Jim
25
72 Va Obt
7
5374
Dec
19% Jun
2
3474 Oct
9
1274
Feb-
•7074 May
ft 28 V# July
16 Vz Jun
,
———100 ;
/'ft:
41
19
■54%
*113%
Vi
27
*27 V
28%
3
3
28
a
'■
3
5,500
■
24
51
13%
Feb
167a
Jan
6
53
-1'
54 Va'.
600
"
■
8Va
'2,700
•'
3 "
28
280
3
V
20,400
•
prior A——-——ft—No par
—3
Ayiatioh Corp'• of Del '(The)
Jan
45% Jan
3
23% Jan
28
9974 July 20
6% Sep 21
4674 Apr 25
43
May 23
nr
May 25
7 ■"- Apr 30
:
1% Apr"! 7
: 15% Apr 28
.100
.'—5
/Oorp.ft—41—-ft—ft—
preferred-ft——ft——• —50
■At! as' Powder ft/ ftft-..ftftN or par
51»-conv. preferred———— .100
Atlas Tack'Corpft—-———No par
Austin Nichols-ft—-ft-——ftftNo; par
6 Iff"
'
50
4!^; coriv/href. serifes Aft/--ft—
34
■■■
Mar 16
14% Apr 30
33
: Atlas'
500
116
■
:•'■ 51o-
200
3Ve
*27
ft-
preferred—ft—- .100
.125
Atlaritid ■ Refining-*--—-ft-.—
49%
*7%
Va
3
300
/:.. 3,800
■'
'
3 Va
Atl G & W 1 SS
6 Vi
*2 V'a
'
3%
Lines_ft—---'■ .ftftl
300
106 ft. 107r'«
',:: 6V:,
: 49 vi
50%
115
8 Vs
.
*
61a
*49 Va
55
18%
a
106 7 0
1067a
'■/"Ola,
116
^115
2%
■
*39%
19
*7%
■;
40%
49%
2%
3
*39%
49V4
8 Va
24%
374
40
6V4
>2%
ft
19%
106%
*7%
2%.
'
20%
6%
•
•
*10V'4
106%
50
*53 Va
115
8%
20%
18%
s
6%
50
115
*7%
108
6%
1$%
39%
18%
*106%
V
*
9674 Mar
ft
■$5
'109% Feb 20
2874 Dec
2
274 Jun
2
4Vtf Jan
6
59
19% Jun
107
May
674 Feb
■
7
Jan
5
47%
50'Vfr Feb 16
-4574
5
61
17
111
6
2
51V#
13
Jan
121
Oct
9% July
174 May
ft-
Nov
72%
Feb
3% Dec
Sep
7% July
ft
Apr
26
Jan
Dec
11174
,
May
Jan
Nov
28 V#
Feb
9 7# Jan
70'
116
Oct
56
374
Oct
May
25'%
Obt
274 Apr
5%
Jan
:://'//b://://,::::;:/'
11%
'
'
3%'
37%
5ft'
'.
5%
5
5
.
27%
27%
11%
•
11%
11%
12
5%
3%
29
3%''
5%
*5%
29%
■
5ft
5
27%
11%
5%
*28%
'
11%
:■
ft
5
4%
■
29%
574
30 Va
11 %
11
14Va
14%
14 V8
23%
24 Va
110
*26%
28%
*86
*22
*24Va
*104%
92
..*26%
*84
5ft
23 Va
24 %
110
22%
24'
*104%
*8%
8%
121%
8%
33
33 %
11%
*5%
32 Vi
18% 'Dec
33
3,900
500
33
-f
190
Asphalt, Corp———-—^10
Barker* Brothers.—ft/.ft- —N0 par
.■5% % ..preferredftft———5'0
Barnsdall Oil Co—
——.—5
Bath Iron Works Corp.--/——1
*22
22'%
'
400
Bayrik Cigars IriO—ft.—No -pfff
*24
24-%
'
800
Beatrice
23
24
24V2
105 Vi
*267#
28%
*26 7a
89
*
89
9
*8%
12%
11%
11%'
32%
32 Va
32%
14%
22%
001,'
54
53%
9
29
15
53
53
53
22sJr
23 Vi
23
23
54 Va
55 Vi
53%
54%
11,700
109%
109'%
1,700
23
55
109 Va
-
109%
*109
.
110
■
53
Pf
900
1,800
Beet
oc
O'u—
Bethlehem
:
7%
•
—-—-—-—No par
Steel
preferred
(Del)—l—No par
ft—.—ft-.——100 1
Dec
35
1074 July
24% Mar
774
Feb
1374
Dec
Dec
3174 Mar
2774 July
15
26
Oct
9
105
Oct
9
102%
Dec
106
Oct
Feb 24'
28%
Feb
32
Jun
126
Apr
Jan
8
64
Apr 24
6% May 14
May 20
30
116% Jan 10
Oct
16
6%
Dec
Dec
3
1074
Jan
17
2
3274
Apr
41 Va
Sep
Jan
39% Jan
3
17% Apr 27
49% May 25
July
1
8% July
9
30
21
28% May
108
1774 Nov
9% May 20
105
1774 Dec
20
Sep
Mar 20
Apr
23% Jun
13
X2374 Nov 27
Sep
974 July
Dec
0
20
Sep
July
5Va
23
,15% Apr'30
34
1274
27 Va
Oct
pfd $2.50 div series '38.No par
15
3
18% Jan
974 May: 6
3.900
Dec
12
46% Mar 18
12%
40
6V4 Nov 12
33
1.2%.
■
Apr
3
Beneficial Indus Loan—^ft—No par
100
400
'
Dec
7
2
6,900
'
8%
32
3%
874 Jan
1,700
12%
92
9
Jan
574 July
8% July
Dec
12 V# Jun
34'ft '
327a
*25
53Va
537a
4% Apr 25
24% Aug 26
,103
Greek
3174'Sep
1274 Nov
10% Dec
'
25
$& preferred w
Beech
1
2
15%
32%
23
Jan
33%
32 %
8%
12%
54-
Apf. 15
15 Va
12 ft
28%
*89
9
12 Va
14%
Creamery——.—
'
6 V# Mar/25
15 Vi
92
105%
*26%
30
*52 Va
2,600
A
22'
33%
85
30
12
.
9,400
•
w—..—ft—No par
RR_—■—ft.-—ft——50
Beech-Nut Packing Co.—
20
Beldlng-Hemingway—.—.—No par
Belgian Nat Rv* part pref——r
Bell- Aircraft Corp—
.1
.-1
Bendix
Aviation—ft-:
—ft—5
*104%
28%
29
.
23 Va
110
*104'i '105%
*8"%
*
'
29
6%Jan 26
23
Barber
24%
29
2015.
*5:,i
33
*104%
90
finotes see
6
33
12J :;
Bangor & Aroostook—
-50
Conv- S>% preferred-—ft-..-.10*0'
24 V'a
*22
2*74
53
•pr>r
600
250
•22%
22%
105
*89
109%
preferred—/-——.——-.100
4%
1,800
11% '
90
110%
,
14%
14%
53%
5%
4%:
28
19
374 Dec
11%
53
22%
11%
*4%
'
:
274
27
14%,
14%
110
11%
■
2#
7% Jan
14Va
22=?«
53%
22%
11%
6
4 V# Jan
23
12
14%
54 %
>27%
■.
2
3
4% Jun
lift'
53
110%
'4%
27 Va
33
14% Jan
25A Jun
Baltimore & Ohio—*.—
14 Vi
14%
54
*5'»
,
>47a
3% :
11%
53%
22%
,5%
3Vi
14%
14%
•
::
14 Vi
*52%
110%
57'a
*32
3%
>27'%
lift:
974 Jun
:
Baldwin- Loco Works v t
5,100
'
■lift
28%
*8%
"5Va
/
'100
c——/IT
7,700
12
14%
*26%
/ 9
11%
,117a
28%
*24
12%
12%
-ft-3%:
•
4%-
27%
11 Va
,
*22
",5ft'-
27%
■
5 Va
30%
11%
Ills
.
3%
*4%
11%
14%
24%
5*/a
11%
11%
104 %
12
..:3ft.
5'
28 Va
14%
*22 Va
3%
5%
11%
*
11%
'
*27%
in#
6i
11%
'
•
27 Va
■
.lift3%'
ft
fftift 974- Sep
Dec
:
27% Jan
8174 Jan
—100
Line RRftft—i.—10O
Atlantic Coast
14
Jan
Jan
874 Aug
81%
Dec.
Jan
9974
-ft'-
4674 May
2274 Feb
2% Apr
'
.
287# Jan
.
274
.
5% Mar 20
preferred—.^.——100
preferred_ftl_-_———100
preferred
.
14
13
-'
*
Tppeka & Santa Fe^——100
'/:;■ 5%
.
Jan
50
Jan
7% Jan
;
■
Feb
17
21
COrp-/.-—ftl-ftlft*
preferred———
5%
•
Atcti
12,700
11,200
4,000"
27 ft",:
2d
Assoc Investment
80
:
66%
1st
7%
:
100
45ft
661
;;
300
5% Jan
51.
40'/a Oct 21 *
Corp.——-—.-—No par
preferred—-ft—100
Associated/Dry Goods——ft— 1
6%
i
14
2'/a Sep 10
42
Sep -11
".■ -1%
75
*55
Deo
7674 Jan
27% Apr 27
Artloom
.j 600
*
99
Deo
3%
Jan
Aug
11674 Aug
Dec
6474
6
30
102
5
preferred————ft—100
Armstrong Cork Co———No par
2,600
r
:> -C
75
,
71*
r7%
274
3
7% May 20
$6 conjv prior -preferred——No par
,
13
1
107
(Del> pf 7 % gtd—100
& Co of Illinois-—;;
NOV
127# Mar 11
247a Aug
No par
2974
Sep
57# Jan
-
7
Dec
112
•
159
Dec
70 74 Feb
Aug 10
22% May 20
374
2
747% Jan
•
Dec
23%
14
V
3 '/a Apr 29
38% Jun 23.
Archer Daniels Midi'd—ft—No par
■
'
.7,900
30
56
52
X143
,7% Nov 21
///4
15
Aug 14
374 Apr 18
•
14
Jan
116% Jan
39
Corp——12.50
:.ft$5 dlv preferred-———No par
Andes Copper Mining
—20
A P W Paper Co Inc—ft———5
'
•
lie Apr
,,
—-No par
Woolen—^..-ftft-ftNo, par
Anchor Hock Glass
45 Va
*85
5%
Elec——NO par
Water Wks &
27
30% Oct
17
108 Ve May, 6
Viscose
$6 1st preferred—
.
143
61
374 Apr 27
120
ift—ft—--100;
Anaconda W & Cable..
170
'■■'>■., f; '" 20
%
44%
'
*70
100 ft
5074 Jan
34% Apr 20
25
•
Type Foundries Inc——10
American
-i 1,000
.
4%
7%
74:
99
5r,ii
67
6%
,
165% Aug
1574 Jan
474
9% NOV 30
7874 Mar 27
preferred
.5 %
Am
200
■•■
5%
44
*106 Va
,
1374 Jan
-
Dec
'■H 874/ Dec
4
/
29
•
Sep
Oct
30%
4 V*
v
6'Vav Dec;
774
6S
6
1274 Oct
ft 2%
■
Dec
38
6
Nov
91
'
51-% Aug'
\
Dec
20
17
40V4 Nov 20
9% Apr 30
Apr
ft' '42V* Dee
2
Nov
7
6
Jun
•
May 29
-574 Nov
14
•■'/ ■:'
Preferred
ft————,-—100
ft,000
'Amer Zinc Lead Si Smelt—...ftft-ftil.'
7 ft, 600
; v-%
• ■
$5 prior conv preferred-———25
Anaconda. Copper Mining—— J—-50
/
21,800
32%
X29V4
41a
66%
4
24%
t6%
■/.ft
"
!
43%
8 Va
•.
*35
30 V2
66
55
3'
35
.
'
Jan
21% May 21
Va Mar 14
par.
Reiitiing-ft100,
.".ftfti—-l.ft.100"
Telep & Teleg Co
Tobacco—
American
I
28
32%
45 Va
43%'
115
*22%
.
15 Va
>53
"
18%
■■■
1474
22
8
"*174
Dec
'
%
2
25%
,44 Vi
*
30%
*85"
:■"■:
44
11
45
44'%
*35
65%
*53 %
'
•:
11%
113% Feb 20
.;
106% 106%
'"'■■"■'■'27b.;,■■':3
3%
65%
*113%
2
360
1,600
111 '
:
32
44 Va'
!■■■'" 5%;
30%
100
43%
50i%
*7%
~~V*
8
16
Co.ft-.—No par
-Common ■ class' B
5,600
',
57
1 %:
106
"45 ft".
*4%
56%
*19
V:
6i
■,'6%'
*50
Sumatra
Amer
«
"
37« ' ' 3%
-*
lii,
32
5 300
,
*106%
Am
•6,300
:;
*10%
65%
■;:
•
Tobacco——No par
American Sugar
•4.000
3 V«
Va
28
11
'■
>28
101%
.
Jan
BVa Aug
/'ft 3% Jan
17
3874 Oct
:
/'•'.4ft.. May 15
Co—ftft--.No par
/. Preferred
:7,500
1
'7
110%
*10Va
*7%'
4Va
5%
56
31
.:. -42%-,
43%
Sep
9 %' Aug ft
174
19
■
52%
: ■■'■'•
15%
30%
99 *
*70
56%
*28
9
Oct
,2
6 V-4 Jun
preferred/-l-ftft——100
Stove
'..American
1,000
3r,4
■
28 %
*1 Va
3 Va
;
*83%
75
56%
28
7V2 Nov'
24
IV#
65
ft
-
preferred—ft—-—-----100
/Amer Steel Foundries
—No par
c American.Stores-_1.-ftNo
pay ;
/ft;--.]-100
29aa
*42
nio'.j
:
•
31%
*35
7%
\
.
•
28
>
■
Dec
9
.35% Mar
6%
Amer
52%
/
25% ;.•••■
28
108
3
30%
ft- 5%
5% ,■■;■■ 5%
■*'
*70% ■
30%
•99
*83%
5%
■
%
:r:'<
"
:
.2
4% Oct 26
-ft.
,.tPreferred, ft.ft—-ftftftw-.ft.fti..'-. 100/
300
•■■'/
:
3%
37«
.25%
.
1%
*106
50
7%
99
>83%
*35
30%
■■'■
95%
••.'••-474; Feb-
••
7
57# Oct
■ft. '234' Apr
Safety Rar.or_-ft.ft-ftl8.50
American
*55
53
.
■■•.; 15%:
15%
1%
43%
,
*4% :i 4%
<
4%
Jan
-19% Aug
■
78 "Jan
2
Jan
1% Jan
100;
American, Snuff—ft—ft
3.800
1
*38/:: 44
28 Va.
111
ft :
:"..3%\
30%
7%
1
874
;
Feb'
2
.25
Co—ft—No par
Smelting & Refg—.-No par
Amer
520
700
:
117
3%,
3?;,
:
25%
15%
*10 V'a
■:
107
3
;
*43%
25
110 V2
1 Va
*105
*35
50%
Nov :
974
lVz Sep
4374 Oct
:<a
x36% Apr
Ship Building.
Amer
8,300
29%
.
■
*35
4
3
ft
'■
41V4
17 v.,
:
f."
57
52
4
10%
*30%
.
106
.3:-..
■.•
42
31,
'■ /■
44
*28
V
111%
*10
■
31%
106
•
428%':
,
116 %:■.;.
3 V«
54;
>38
28%
16
101%
106
.
>■
25%
*28
32i%
*31
.105%
25 Va
ft
1%
*1%
4Va %^ conv,,
,52,900
136% 136 Vi
29%
■
3%.:,
'
*52
..44
15%
10*%
16 V4 Nov
,
1
Ltdft—_—-.-iVo par
American ^Seating
.
41
■
136%;
•;..:„7%%
'■>,.7.1a
7%
58
.3%
3%
*38
28
28%.,
*110%
44
./•' .25'"..;
25%
6
27
2% May 26
32% Sep 24
$6
411J,
428;
-
42 7„
136%
3 Va
*54
■•(.■:
3%
-
'
*15%
27
99 % Oct
'
'.
3%
ft'/
; 29%
116%
*115%
55 Va
*52
v
136
•7
29
3%
■
.
52
*38
4.4
*28%
:
'
ft
4
May
2274 Jan
.
25 V2 Jun
•
.■
IcC-J- 1ft--..—No par
6%non-cum* preferred.—100
American.
,
•'5,200
18%
'
*37:
'
ft 474' Dec
.
Jan
Jan
Nov
1X17
9 74-Mar;
16 Vt Jan
'
50
11%
*88 %
223«
•
,
'
41V4
■
*50 Va
37'a
X52
■
18%
*11%
7.
19
123%
29 Va
/' 3%
3%
55%
3%
•
7Va
.
"
•56%
;
28%
3%
Jan
U5>:
121':
.1 Va Jan
Amer Power &
240
i
f
144%
90%
;
*22%
,
■:■,,■
•4,900
1
i
,11%
■
-11 Va -' :
187«
*881«
22%
.
33'%
*143 %
.: -
I
145 Vi
.33%
•:
19
t:
-
42%
136
7%
*50
*22
:■ -5
:
37 Va
*144
:
111,
:
42
'
23 V#
Dec
Dec
13
7 '
Jan
7974 July
:
Apr
4
Oct
Jan
34 74 July ;■•
'
1151% 115%
'■
22 Vi
..42 Va
29%
3%
56%
.41 Va
.
7%
116%
'
18%
90 Va:
28%
29%
'4
18%
90 Va
,
43%
136
19%
129%;.. 130%
42
95%
135
9074
Dec
18% Jan,
.
'■
1291% 129%
60
:34-',::v/,;
18%
SQ74
*20%
3',,; ftAug,'"'
Mar
16%
107-
2/
6% OCt
1
4
3 % May 27
,16'/4 Jun
9
10
%'■ preferred—
American; News.Co.—No
•1,600
f 800
f
27%
37 Va
.
144%
111.,.
.19%
.
,
3
.
Mar
18
.
i
American
ft, 100
0V 7,
ll5a
27
3 7 V 'a
*11%
*8974
55
9%
27
'143%
a
11V>
90%
5
Jari1
% Jan
.
10 " ■;
54%
:
145 %:■■■
18%
19%
158
;
Xllr'u
9%
12
X37V4
11%
:. 43'' "v
:
144 V
18%
43 %
*3%
:
18%
',
Apr :
1-
90
7 Vi Mar 11
.
6
57a
97a
34
11%
42%.
3%
*143Va
:
*152
*143%
34
11%
/
128%
*53
1441a
19%
20% Jan
3% May 25,
'
/
/;
;:,*26'Va'■
■
143%
18%
43 74
*115
*33 Va
11%
41%
■
143%
34V4
"■
15%
•
37% '■38ft
•
144 ft-
34%
11%
*20%
,
23
v.-/.-.'
Leather/.:-,.:——1
.6
<7,400
-
2634
.11%
22
■>
2
: 33'
May 20
69
Light
No par
preferred—No, par
:
11,000
':/'; $5 preferred—.'—No par,
Am Rad «fe Stand San'y—No par
21,000
I" Preferred ft.*—1-;——100
.."■'■'ft'' „-/'■;
/American .Rolling -'MUlft—ft—25.;
*5.000
17
15
55
,'
*9
*11%
'
*11%
*89
7%
37%'.
n
11%
19%
29%
26%
37%
.
•
/
18%
90 Va
136 %
■_'
:■'■
9%
: 11%
*19%
128%
28
143%
.
143
'*88%
*20%
-9 Vi
11%
10%
11%
,
Jan
No par
—No par
:
Hawaiian SS Co
Amer. MetaisCo
-5.000'
::■'
/a
6
54%
54% '".55
■
1.
9%
18%
10%.;
*11%
'■
:
92
.
ft: >' ,420:
t
'
-
*11%
19
*10%
■
Dec
6% - conv preferred—————50
/
2,100
■'■•.■. ft
50
117".
>"■'■•16 %
15%
:
10
-9%
11%
*27
35
143
.
■
147
■•.
55
•
Jari
130%. Oct)
15774
•
/ Amer Internat Corp.—.—No. par
American In.vest Co of Ill;:ftftl
ft ■•"■50".
: 5%'. conv preferred-——ft-——50
•3,000
VAmerican'v Locomotive....
JV.o par
600;
Preferred
—.1-..—100
lAmer Mach
Fdy. Co.—IVo par
II,300
600
Amer -Mach.&'Metals^._—...No par ;
6
,
25%' /25%";
■
158
'"*152
97,,, 10%
156
-9 74
.377#
1431/a
.
35
'*142
28%
37%
148%
35
*152
.:
*11 Va
'ft',
3.5%
17
16%
:•
10 -ft
.54%
9%
.
156
"9%
.
11%:
Xl22%
3
105
par
American Home Products—.
i.
400
'1,500
I
100
"
77«
III1
,
17%;
16%
6Va
*152
V
54%
9%
..lift
,17,
Dec
Juri
39
Oct
176;
.55'/a May 21
par
-American Hide
ft,300
84 Va
, 1
,
rtf.
19
■
6Va
156
26%
Dec
No par
;1
No
Power
preferred A__
American
<
•
I
U7«
117
117%
•
.1 r
19
/■
1
i-.rlSWJ
.20..
.
117
117%.
-
7%'
11%
■/'/' 81,
6,.: ."'■■■"
-:■;■■
20,
it)
19 Va
.16%
674
■ft
10
11%
-
11%
17
*150
10%.
547#
9
16%
152
*148%
v.-'
For'a
preferred—ft_:
$6
\
52,700
39 Va
*82 ft
■.
::
17S«4Va
5 .'
39%
X,,,,
.
-12 %' ■;i2
20
25%
■
19
.
15
55 74
14'/4 July
preferred.
$7 2d
■/
35 Vi,
■-'!*4%,
5
83
82
:.
12
:
.
4%
•
39%
/.■•,. ,'.7%'-
83
.
12
.6■
25%
;.
■;
10
Jan
13
No par
European. Secs..y_
Lines, Inc
$7
-
I,500
'■
'■
/
900
ft,200
51
17a
*343'a
4 Va
i;:
:■ *38%
7%
7%
.
,
,
19%
11.77%
•>117
/
25%
'74'
%
19%
;»5% '•
'ft 19%
19 %'
117%. 117V2:
■
"25%,
.
,5%.
'.
19%
.
%
••
Amer
36
.51.;
51:%
*1% " ■'
34%
-2
■
*19%
33
8V*
■
10
_100-
-American. Export
'
2;,h
*36%
.4%
•
40
,
Dec
Auii
47Va
.
10
pfcferredftifti-'i/i-ilOO
■
•Amer; &
ft,000
|
900
■
34
21a
21a
36
V;:
34%
■'
/
.4%'
11%
Dec
3'% Nov
Amer./Distilling, ;CoLft- i^->-ft-+.20;'
Ariierican; Encaustic" Tiiing-ft.jft.l
.
100
1
41#
*33 ft
33
•
7%
-
11%
Dec
3>/a
.
■'
vi
2
*81%
.
.
,3.4%
;*4%
81
11%
-■
*38%
7%
ft
81
: 11%
.-
40
7%
-
82
82
*11%
.
1st
>2,100
39%
4'%
4%
•
32%
33 Va
>2%
*33
.
51
2
.
34%
.474
..
,474
•;5
:
5 %
-■
•:
ft;
41
*38%
36
51
51
.
2
x34%
24 '
: : 61/# Oct
13074 Feb
Crystal
ft,800
;.
'
33%
*33
36
51;.
■
1%
35 Va
41%
20
share1
9%
■•
.7374 Nov
'
*35
.
American
| 600
:
,
"
274"
V"
2%
*33
36
Apr
13
20.
conv
10
ft
"
1%
»
23 V4
6V'a
24
23%
■
a
4 Va
.
33
*32%
33%
2%
4%
.
'
•.
100
4,200
98%
•
*15 Vi,;
15Vf./
.
1%
■
24
: lV
1 Va
.38
4%
33
32%
3374,
2ft
2 ft:
Nov
5%
:
■
1 Va
*4%. ■■4ft
,
33
*33
■
•
i
..." 5%
14'%
14%
98 Va
1%
:■
,
'
•
26
f per
'
Apr 20
IV'a Apr
pdy___^--_No par
prefbrred_____-i_ft_-100'
American Chicre_a;-—.—--viftAfo* par
Am Coal' Co; of Allegh Go N Ji.-__25
.American :Colortype Co.__-._-:
^10 •
900'
20
&
Chain & Cable Inc_
Am
500
90
*-14
5%
14%
-
,
7
23.
49
Highest
I per share.
-
56Va Apr. 29
159 / Mar 12
;
25''
'
37%
'*414
,
•"
share
'
6%
23
.
%
1
Lowest
9V4 Oct
Apr 28
120
—100
preferred; iVwft—-
5%
*5 V,
'••/.■: 5%
6
14'%;.
'
.
*15V4
.1%.
:*5%
6%
23
1%
.
■' v
700
;
Car
American
107
*105
'
*97
15%
"
2
23
tPreferred
,'■'.
'
■20
;'/ *5%
.
I per
share
38% Apr 14
3% Mar 11
•
Range" for Pfevieos /
gear 1941. ■' ■• " -i
■
lOO-ishare Lots
Highest
57# Jan
Radio Corp
Cable
American ,CanU-„
2,200
17%
,
•
5,100
23
171a
■"..
■•:";
1.07-
'•'105
9 b Va
*14'
.
*14
*1%
5%% Cony preferred—^
Amer
8,600
176'
,
65
a
65V4V
17%
,17V'4,
107
*174
23J
.'
65
^
*22
1%
I per
For
6%: pre{erre{f____^_^_—^—1^—50
160
•
2'fa
72
'
74
37ft'
1
'
/
Americftn Bosch ,Corp__^_„,_>____l
Aril Brake. Shoe &:Fdy_.ft_-_No. par
;
'
98 Va
*15%
ft
1%
*5%.
.
127
•
27«
71%
-
;
*1%.
*22%
*"94
14%
*97
.
3,000
'
.
6
14%
98 Va
,
15%
.
2
*5%
;■
14%
;
*97
15%
•
'1%
6
14%
97
*15%
'
*5%
14%
20
£1127
.
'/
174'
.
23
'
*105
"92%
*14.
:
'■
64%
17%
91%
20
'■
29 Vi
29
3
72
174
176
64%
107
*105
91%
.*14
6
*51/2
*14%
•
X911%
100
■
Basis of
Lowest
'ft
Amerlean^, Bank "Note„___:_'„_____10
-
380
■'
4%
.'
•
■:
128
2;V:t
22%
'
92
a
41';
-/ft
/
„
-V.
'
64%
.
5
71 Va
'
22%
'
92
1
22-'%
*64
107
48 V
48%
28 7 it
3 V'a
*1'74
176
22%
64%
,
18
*105
18 %
*18
*105
*174
:
*127',
71
231%
64%
*4%
28%
128
3ft
173
'
■■
29
70 %
•
71
70J%
5
128
*127
3'%
3%
,
■■
•
29
'
71ft
■48ft'
■
'■ft, '/'
Shares
"
share
Range Since January 1
ft
'.EXCHANGE
../.ft"
On
STOCK
NEW YORK
,
the-Week
,
'
4 Va
28%
28%
*127
•48 Va
/
Sales for'
..
'Dec; 1
•".
■
48 ft
1
•ft-■-.vstogkS',
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
•atmrday
NOV. 28
Mondays December -7v 1942
15V4NOV 12
10%
Dec
20%
54
50
Aug
Oct
57
Sep
24
24 74 Jan
19
66% Jan
121
Jan
2
7
May
34% July
1974
Dec
51%
Dec
89%
Jan
Dec
131%
JAn
115
■
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
f
I per than
*
5%
6
%
13
*12%
13
*9%
*27 % '
15%
5%
12%
12%
*9%
80
11
*9%
11 %
75
75
75
-
15
14%
14%
14%
>35
36
35%
36'
36
36
*88
91
*88%'
91
*88
91
88
35%
35 %
*35
35%
*35
*16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16 %
21'/«
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
22
25V2
25'%
25%.
25%
25%
25%
25%
*1%
2%
2%
*1%
2%
28%
291/8
*28%
29%
*28
19%
*18
19%
*18
*18
*2
-•
^
*55
35%
35
35 '
2
29%
*28
29
197/a
*18
19%
9 vb
9
21 %
21
*331/4
35
34%
34%
34'%
33%
35
*33
34'/2
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
ilr
,*%
*34
*%
Ttf
*1
1%
*1
*9%
'
>
*29
13%.
•V «■•;.'
,'.6%
61/2
109
>105
12%
6%
12%
6%
.6%
»
-
*105
108 y2
9
6%
•108%
6%
c
106%
2%
2%
1 %
■;
'
'2%
2%
.
2%
2%
;>'•
•'
*
•
13% %
:
6%
71%
70%
7%
x6%
6%
6%
6'%
6%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
71
71 %
70% '
70%
69%
-
'r
70%
.
2,100
3,100
1
35
9
1
•
13
Bristol-Myers
Co
--v
5
Brooklyn & Queens Tr—No. par
200
3,900
.
1108 %
*106
r
10
>2%
1
4,000
Budd
1.240
1
*
2%
-2%.
70% -71
71:
70%
•
r.
Sep
35
Jan
25%
Oct
16
89
Dec
40% Jan
5
38
Apr
54
17% Jan
7
17
Deo
23% July
22% Oct
7
>
13%
20%
20%
*25%.
18%
-
*26%
■
20%
20%
20
26%
*18
20%
•
18%
*17%
26
•18%
1
*13
13%
.
13%
19 y*1
19®a'"
•"
t
26%
;
{
•18%
3,000
1% Jun 25
Bulova
56
;
'
*55
*51
-
>
56
52
8%
3
56
■
55
55
*50 %
51%
52
8%
8%
2%
3
*42
22%
*21%
5%
*21%
23
5%
22
8%
3
*2%
22
22%
2%
*43
/■'
22
•
*2%
••
•'■,
43
.
47
*21
7,000
.
1,100
'
'
6%
'5%-
5%
/
20%
*3%
20%
3%
3%
9%
9%
9%
*78%.
80
80
*14
20%
80
-
14%
*20%
*20%
*3%
57
9%
*9%
•79v2
79
79
14
20%
21
1,200
400
.
100
3%'
9%
9%
,•
__——.—^-10
5% conv preferred
30
Butte Copper & Zinc——
5
Byers Co (A M)—
No par
Participating preferred——100
Byron Jackson Co
—-No par
1,200
20%
*14
14%
'.'•14%'
'
'
170
-
200
14% e
*20%'
'
California
500
20®4r
*53
21
*20%
79 %
79
•
*53
*53
57
/
57
V
57
*53
.
'
%
i
n
%
%
n
nf
1
irf
:.
31 % Nov ' 9
28
Dec
39%
Jan
20% Sep
30
16%
Deo
17%
Dec
9% Nov
9
6%
Deo
12%
Jan
15% Jan
2
21% Nov
21
14% Deo
25%
Jan
26.
Jan
2
35% Nov
13
23 % Deo
41
30
Apr 21
38
Apr
45%
Oct
Deo
2%
Aug
Deo
6%
Jan
,
57
5%
<
% Jan
1
Apr 29
1% Jan
7
Apr
r,«'
% '
3,300
t
"
6%
6%
■
*15%
6%
15%
.
6%
15
%'■
6%
15%
15%
6%
6%
6%
6%''
1,400
*15i%
6'/a
15%
6V2
6%
*15lA
16
15%
15%
15 V a ' ■'
700
•
'
12%
13
13
35
*28
*28
6%
6%
6%
*34 %
*4%
4%
13%
*28
13
31
6%:
*34%
36
13
*28
35
6%
6%
*34%
36
13
13
28%
6%
36
6%
4%
4%
*36%
38%
*36%
38%
*36%
38 V2
*36%
38 Va
85%
*84%
85'%
84%
84%
84y2
84%
*25
26
*24%
25%
26
26
26
4%
26
*2%
X
-
75
37 f
37%
37%
37%
25%
26%
26 %
26%
94
94%
94%
93%
94
118%
118%
*117%
94%
94%
94 %
119%
v
,
95
7%
7%
7%
69%
70
*1%
70:
70 %■
16%
.
*16%
16 V2
1%
1%
*97
98
*97
*2%
*12%
3%
*88%
*88%.
94
*31%
32
*2%
:
2%
31%
16%
*16%
19
*18%
*99%
17%
9%
*7%
34%
34%
35
*94%
95%
2%
2%
*7%
'
, *
/
7%
*2%
11V
11%
6%
6%
6%
6%
t.
*
27
14 J/4
a
*27/a
*16%
19
*99%
*7%
100
v
35% /
•
94
*92% '
v' 7% ^
2%
"■/'
2%
•'
2 Va
:
11%
11%
6%
*6%
.67a'
%'•
15
*34%
36%
*34%
36-
50
*47
50
*47
94
'
'
21
%
14% /14%
%
%
3/4
%
%
;
%
'*%
3k
%
*11%
12
11%
'-11%
*13%
13%
13 Vi
13%
1%
■•1%
23 y4
23%
65
65 Va
64
.1%
,
*11
:.
3/4
:
12
*10%
96
*33
40
*33
40
*33
*35%
*2%
37
':.'*—
109
36%
109
*28%
*100%
2% Apr
101
101
83
50
39
38%
38%
32 V*
32%
31%
31%
*62'/a
96
*96
*33
97
-
110
*107%
101
-63%
65%
65
66%
1Q%
10%
17%
97
97
*33
36%
*35%
»
110
-
■>
*33
36%^
i
'
*35%
75
.
*107%
'2®<i
107
*104
17%
*105%
17%
106
*14%
,
.
•
110 V
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*14%
*14%
■
100%
10014
81%
50
*48%
39
38%
39%
31%
31%
31%
32
32%
32%
-
89
109
101 Va
83
90%
109
.)
*100 %
38%
149
149
87
88
*81
81%
50
"
*48%
•
"
38%
-32
:
,
'
v
'
'
3
14%
15
For footnotes
9
15%
Dee
34%
Sep
2
51
Mar
64%
Nov
1% Jan
14
Deo
1%
Jan
32 %
7% Jan
1
7% NOV
4%
Deo
2
16% Nov
10
9%
Nov
147/a
25
13% Oct
26
10%
Jun
17%
Sep
Apr
16
Aug 29
20%
Deo
40
Jan
3% Jan
2
7% Nov
2
29% May 16
37 Va Feb
9 V
s
29
33
.
2
.
16
32 Va
.9
1%
5
Jan
28
28% Nov
2
32 "•
Apr 20
77"
Apr 14.
89
22 % July
2
2 V4 May
18
3% Nov
54% Apr
17
75% Dec
Jan
16
126Va Oct
30
Apr
Apr
*2%
43
Mar
Deo
50% July
29% July
120% Jan
22
Nov
20
8% Jan
3
95
116% Mar
65
Jan
Deo
Deo
115%
Jan
1
Deo
4%
Aug
4
Oct
67
Oct
23
23
Deo
3% Nov
10
.35
"32% Nov 12
2
5%
Jan
22% Apr
37%
Jan
6
Oct
29
14%
Deo
22%
6
95 Va
Deo
107%
Oct
18
Jan
1
18%
9 % Oct
27
5% Deo
9
36% Jan
•
27,% Apr 24
Feb
7
Z—40
1% Jun
2
Dec
44 V'a
Jan
93
Deo
102%
Feb
2
98
A
2% Jan 26
6%
3% Mar
! 9
3
IA Mar
16
7 V'a Nov
2
4 V8 Jam 23.,
1% July
Dec
1% Mar
13% Sep
,•}
Sep
31%
4
8% Jun
21% Jan
Oct
15
Jan
19
26
,
Apr
34% July
Dec
1%
100% Nov
14
Apr 27
89
Deo
July
Deo
6
5% Apr 22,
,
17
AV* Feb
2
2
l3; Apr 28
.100
3% July
77
July
14% Jun
1%
.
Mar 30
Jan
93
Sep
22% Mar
108 Ve
29
95
15 % Sep
Jun
3% Nov 12
2% Apr 14
23% Jan-
75
Deo
15 V'a
x
2
2
18
29
Jun
9
Jan
3% Oct
110
2
'
,
.
2% NOV
27
Deo
10%
3
71% Jan
Mar 10
122%
5% Dec
23 V* Jan- 27
Jun
Sep
Jan
Deo
Feb 25
1L
125
18%
Apr 27
,
Jan
30
.
16
l%Jan
87%
Feb
112
Jan
3% Jan
Deo
3
66
1 % May
30 Va
3
6'/a Aug 12
60
92% May
Apr
3
17
Apr
Deo
22
18
Jan
95
Apr 29
77'
79
NOV
24
Apr 23
110
41
27% Dec
42
24
15
82
Apr
3% July
Deo
8
.
39%
Deo
Deo
7
.
Jan
5% Aug
Deo
Feb
37
117
3
4% Nov
1% Feb: 10
—No par
84: Ye
86
84%
84%
St
Oct
July
11% Nov
8% Jan
3V'a. Deo
Copper
1% Sep
24
Jan
% Mar 23
11% Sep
25
A Deo
A July
»/a
,—-100
%
Jan
2
11% Nov
9
8% May
9%
13% Feb
27
10% Feb
14%
2% Feb
0
47
.100
8% Jan,
11%
::
10!
2,400
Clev: St Pitts RR Co
;
'
1,100
.
:
;
Coca-Cola
63%
17%
*60%
63Vi
60%
60%
107
17%
106
*104%
17%
*105
14
2 %
2
3
*660
*3
17%
107
17%
110
14 Vb
2
17%
*60
*60
63
63
;
,
Class A
200
*650
*650
'105%
17
*105
14%
17%
107
17%
110
1414
3%
2
2
3%
31/4
V
17%
*105%
17%
*106
*13%
17 Va
17%
;—-No par
*105 V4
107
17%
47%
110
14 V*
,
.18
40
14
500
420
2V4
*2%
2%
3%
3 >2
3%
3%
2%
*2%
2%
"2%
2%
2%
3
*2%
14%
14%.
14%
14%.
14%
15
14%,
14%
14%
14%
14%
1434
*i4ya
14%
14%
14%
;
.
420
640
3
<
2.5U0
900
5%
4%
4%
conv
preferred
Columb Br'd Sy« Inc
Class
B_
.
.
-
—
2,50
:
72%
Jan
10% Feb
34
Apr
14
40
Aug
3
Jun
6
2
Dec
39% Nov
4
29 Va
Dec
40% Aug
Mar 10
70%
Oct
85
Jan
16
109%
115
Aug
47
May
32% Apr
72
17
112 % Nov
.
470
Feb 25
J3
24
Oct
/ Nov
30
98
84% Mar 10
50
Jan 26
81
33%
105
84%
50
Jan
Sep
Oct
Mar
Nov
27
Feb
44%
36% Jan
3
39%
Nov
7
28
142
Dec
148
Sep
78
Dec
106
Jan
60
Mar
Feb
9
25
740
July
17% Nov
30
10%
Dec
22
100%
Feb
149
92
Nov
63% Jan
470
5%. Sep
22
Sep
21
8% Apr
;
48 Va
May 19
% July 10
i
Sep
28% Feb
105% Jan
8% Apr
Feb
4%
5
Jan
25
7
96 * May
1
13% May 21
®/8 Apr 16
'
Aug
46%
Deo
44
11% Mar 13
1
104 Va
May
101
2
28
24
139
Jan, 22
56 % Mar, 24
55% Jan 28
Dec
29% Nov
'
25% Apr
+100
cl A,
preferred.
2d preferred
27
Deo
9
Jun 25
77% May 14
No par
100
100
2.50
1st
Deo
41'
Oct 19
Mayll
95% May 15
-^-No>par
100
Colorado St Southern—
2
.
20
10
Deo
22
No par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
14%
14%
3,100
110
13
Deo
10% May
14
Jan
Jan
8
97% Apr
*106
Aug
92
Collins & Alkman—
6,100
107
3
'3
107% Jun,15
gtd——50
50
Corp.
Sep
8ep
Dec
1
Aug 18
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet—.—No par
$4.25 preferred
——No par
6,100
Jan
July
A Feb
99
28
-No par
:
Coca-Cola Intern
,
17%
,
Dec
10% Aug
3
67 % Apr
1
17%
54
Apr
A
May 12
2% Mar
stock..^
(The)
44%
49
32
100
Co
Jan
37%, Apr
67% Nov
25
2
9
Molybdenum
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co———No. par
Preferred
3
5
28
92"
Cliipax
.
2,500
"
1%
>
Jan
% Sep
May 28
43TSp Jan
-—5
Special'gtd 4%
.:
,
>52
Jun' 26
1% Jan-
'20
,—25
Co—
——No par
preferred.——'.
4100
City Investing Co
100
City Stores
5
Clark Equipment
No par
C C C & St Louis Ry Co 5% pfd —100
Clev El:Ilium $4.50 pfd——No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The).,
1
5 % preferred
—
MOO
i
3
21
19% July
Feb
—10O
—
33
6 V2 %
.
17% Jan
39% Jan
/Via*
9%
Aug 11
Apr 28.
.July 16
332 Jan
2
% Jan*
2
Pacific—
preferred
.preferred——
Chrysler Corp—
City Ice & Fuel
v
140
10
14%
II
Apr
5% Jun-
11% Jam
'
14 Vs
14%
Jan
53% NOV
% Jun
2% Dec
Chile
30
38%
*2 Va
see
12
21% Nov
Chickasha
12,700 '
1,500
20 ;
300
(
83
50
V
.
*149
*149
'
89%
*660
2%
Apr
2
Chicago
200
*100%' 101%
*71%
*1%
Jan
July
2
'
36%
28%
*48%
17%
7%
Jan
100
76% Feb
14
;
Yellow Cab.—— No par'
yao
Cotton Oil——
-No'par
Childs Co
L——
s
800
28%
39
*14
4%
11%
9
8% Nov
7 %
100
2%
29 Ve
50
105 Va
14%
13
8
6 %
75
83
*105%
•
5
Chic Rock Isl
40
*28%
*149
.
!
99
2%*
2%
;
2,200 £
lOV'a '
*96 '
40
'
2%
38%
17%
Aug
Deo
Deo
16% Jan
■
17%
6
15% July
23
Deo
0
14
?Jan
1
2%
3% Jan
95
Sep
6% July
4% Deo
18
10 % Nov
•
25"
Deo
50% Apr,
v
300
'
*48%
*60%
66
'
29%
*28®/s
100
12
;
13 Va v.
-10 Va
*81%
*660
*560
/6
16
1,700
l'/o "
50
X 90'/a
•
Sep
15
Apr
100 i
'■
23 y4 "
82%
ri
a
110
75
.
29%
1,100
,
%
:.
-
23%
*48%
92
f 11%
13%
■f
13%
*81%
—
••
.<
1%
--
40
.
hi
:
*%
J"
-
75
*28%
*149
July
4%
6% Feb
Jan-10
10
~9%
Deo
21% July 21
71% July 24
V
Deo
1%
% Apr
'
24 %
10%
36%
*108%
38%
9G%
*%"
.'•
j
8
1
65%.'
10%
36%
29%
*48%
__
17
6
5%
8
'5
26
4
14
6% Mar
Nov
.
24 % Oct
2
Jan
434 Sep
/10O
A.
8ep
20% July
86% Nov
par
.Chicago Pneumat Tool—.— No paf
$3 conv preferred—.—— No par
Pr pf .($2.50) cum div__ -No: par
100
.
*231/4
!1%-
64%
2%
109%
„
44
*
Co—'—50
5
preferred——-—
--50
Chicago Mail Order Co
—3
1,000
1,700
5.0
12.'--,.:
*11%
>*'13%,
24
10%
2%
u
,*81%
*149
13%
64%
,
*35%
36%
75
101
25
19% Feb
Chicago Great West RR
1
36
.
•'
*2%
109%
101
Sep
,
2% Jun
Class
1
4,900 /
;
15
'
.
*47
*
3
,*28%
29%
12 VV
•
&
75
15-
*34%
%
X O
*11
40
•
•?
%
%
: *13%
131%
64%
10%
97
-
A
%
*1%
64%
•"
%
*23%
*96
'
k-
1%
Xl0%"
'"."50
'•
'
24%
10 V4
■
*47
•"
•
#*.■
'36
*34%
.
V2
*iy4
97
3
'
»
,
'
*2'/a
v.
%
,
*23%
Va
,15%
--15
14%
V%
'
•.
%
•
*96
10%.
3% Feb
82
series A—
35%
Deo
May
15%
49
•
13
9% Oct
2
/. 18.
& Fib Co.
Preferred
:
6,700 «
800
34% Jan
9
53% Nov
2
27
Chic St East 111 RR
10,100
.
7
Co..—No par
400 V
:
2%,:
11% f
63/4 i
6%
"
'■
13%
1V4
23
'
'
%
'
23 \\
; -14%
■
%
3,
12'
40
preferred —
Checker Cab Mfg.—
;-
'8 V*.
7%
V 11%
:
,
1 10,500
2%
a
/ >2%
8
6%
6%
50
*
3
56% NOV
6% Jan
6%
9%'
34% 1
"'
11*%,:' -11'%
11%
;
"
V
8% July
Deo
....
36%
f.
19% Jan
2% Jan
No par
——100
.—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
25
Cham Pap
70
Deo
23%. Deo
■26% Nov
—100.
Chain Belt Co.—
200:
,
.
*7%
'
;
8%
'.2 '
-.
*92'
;
2® a
7%
v
8%
( 2%
-
94 '■
/ -■2%
21%
loo
'33%
X33 7« ; 341» /"
2%
17% ;
18%
18 Va
8%
1
51
Co—1—
6% prior preferred——;
July
18%
26
22
1
Copper———No par'
Products
—_1
Certaln-teed
1,200;:
Oct
Apr. 17
Nov 24
—1
Preferred
Jan
5% Jan
76
Feb
15% Mar 30
25
May 27
53
Cerro de Pasco
500
30%
-99'
"9%
*7%T
91/2
047:
,
2
Century Ribbon Mills——No* par
2,700 *'
2%;
•
*16%'
*
•
95
34%
,
2%
.
l'
■
>'
31
: 30%
16% V V
18% /
16%
100
100;-'
:
31%'
■
*18%
v
*14%
48
7% Oct
8
118
Jun
2% Deo
61
19% May
•
3!
18
*18%
•V
8
.
•3
;
-
31
—
109
3
30
'
14% May
4%%
Lt
Central Violeta Sugar
1,100 "
"3% :
94
'
•
*88'/4
30%
'
13 V4
*3
94
*2 7 a
3
31%
*34%
15
36%
48
:
30 Vo
.
u
3% Jan
71 % Nov
24
"
preferred—100
tCent RR of New Jersey
-.100
111
Central
100
Co
Foundry
Central
1,100
1.
*34%
■>
*88%
1%
3'/
13 *
•3%
■
30%
31
2%
7%
2%
<v. v
'
94'"
94
2%
*3
1,200
98
*2%
.
150
'.
12% Jan
112% Jan
2 % Apr
5% Sep
J—100
—
Deo
9
16%
—
5
Corp—————1
-100
Co_—
7%
8% Jan
11% Sep
Co
*
12%
12%
:
30%
9%
94
2%
11.1,
*88%
35
10%
11
6%
..
34%
96
.
7%
"2
2
10%
;
2%
7%
7%
2
*.94
*7%
;
13 Va'
■
*97%
3%
,
2,900
7%
>16%
i%
1%
470'
-
./' 71%
71
*16%
98
*'2%
'
7%
:
72
*971/4
3
T
r
■
16%,
1%
1%
12%
19
100
7%
16%
95
95
3'
*71
•
.
98
*2%
*
17%
*18%
9
347«
,1%
2%
*99J/2
'
72"
*97%
•
32
*16%
■
19
100
100
95
•
630:
V
119119
119
94%
16 Va v. 16%
31%
2%
118%
,
*' 71/2'
*70
94
31
32%
100
.'
7%
'
12%
*88'/4
2%
18 %
16%
*
390
(J I)
Sep
23% Mar
*
Caterpillar Tractor'
No par
Celarfese Corp of Amer—_—No> par
5% series prior preferred——IOO
' 1% prior preferred
—100
1% 2d preferred.—:—100
1 Celotex Corp_
LU
No par
■;*.
5% preferred_i4—:
—i.100
Central Aguirre Assoc
—No par
5,800
3%
31%
3
30%
30%
•
93 %»
,
Steel
Preferred
t
4,000
27 %
92%
"1%
12%
31%
'
26%
93%
16%
*3
'
94
31 %
38
27%
93%
7%'
"71
1
34
37 Va
26%
931/2
94%
98
13%
"1
37
26%
118%
1%
2%
37%
94%
*25/h
—
26%
118%
*97%
•
•
37%
Case
1,700
'
36%
94%
16%
98
•'
*12%
13%
*3%
■"
«
1%
''
2%
3%
■
70
16%
74
130
*92%
118%
7%
7%
,
'
"
*73
Carpenter
Carriers & General
1,200 r
Sep
37
4
47% Jun 10
Capital Admin ;dass A_-——1
$3 preferred A——
—10
i Carolina Clinch 61 Ohio Ry
10O
300
3 % !
*126
■
:
240
241'2
3%
75
*126
1
14%
Deo
17
i
Canadian Pacific Ry—
--25
Cannon Mllls_^*_———No. par
■
200
700
84%..
•
*23%
;
31/4
,
13,100
c
<
38% (
84
k
130
74
130
26
*94%
241/2
3V%
73
94
*118%
X24%
3%,
*126
25%
-
85 i
:
Deo
Jan
11%
9T'a Apr.
103% Mar 12
Canada'Dry Ginger Ale——-—5
Canada Southern Ry Co_
,—100
2,900
4%>"
*36%
38% '
*84Va
73
37% -37 %
.
3%
6%
35
4%'
*36%
.
130
*125%
130
*125%
130
73
72
72
72
72
'125%
3%
3%
3 Vis
3
3%
6%
4%
t
3014 '
,
35
34%'
34
4%
*84%
.
*28
6%
6%
-
35
*34%
■*4%
13
127u
13%
30%
"
'
4%
43/8
13
*28
.
4
7
30
50
—No
Packing
preferred--——*
2
16
23
14% Oct
6 % Dec
rr
1
8
Jan
Jan
35
1
,
%
13'
10% Nov
23
28% July
Callahan Zinc-Lead
i—1
Calumet' & Hecla Cons Cop-——5
.' Campbell W & C Fdy_———No par
■
•
%
-
3
Jan
43
A Apr, 18
.
'
-
f%
%
• s/k
Sep
Sep
3% July
Feb
29
'
57
*53
21
Apr
%
Jun
Butler Bros
'
'
•79%"
14
20%
*3%
9%
9%
"5%i
•
*20
•3%
13%
20 %
-5%
20%
3%
80
x
*13%
21
*53
20%
20 %
*3%
9%
9%
80
*13%
15
20%
3%
*3%
9%
5% '•'■
5 %
20 %
*20
20 Ye
3%
20i%
5%
:
16
9
19
May 22
•
'5%
5%.
21%
Mar 10
7%
preferred
Bush Term
10
f
"
5%
—-—_——t10O
Bldg 7% preferred—100
Jan
18% Dec
25
Burlington Mills Corp_——/„
1
Conv pref $2.75 ser__^4,>__No par
Conv pfd $2.50 seriesBurroughs Add Mach
-No par
Bush
Terminal—„———-1
30.
«
23
'
;
500
7.
9
8%
•
100
f
52%
52
8% ,>v
43
45
*21%
-
1
-
52%
*51
2%
2%
*43
45
*42
•:
8%
8%
2%
2%
2%
45
"
,
*54'% j 55%
52
8%
8%
43
*22
*55.
51
"
51
8%
43
56"
*55
Watch__—i—2—a—-No par
Jan
xl5
par
Co—.——-—r-<-l
—'
No" par
Forge
Bullard Co
'
800 .'
2,600/
18%
*54%
Buffalo
400
,
.—No
Wheel
Budd
4,800 y
19 %
26 %
26%/*28V'4--.
17% " 18 %
■
18%
6% f
6%
■13%'
xl9
20%
26%
'
18%
6%/'.
*6%
"
13%
20%
26%.
26 Vb
26%
'
*17%
6%
r
Ocfc
3% Oct
27%
2
19% Jan
'
7
111%
'
100
preferred———
7%
Mar
24%
18% Mar 31
—4—No par
Mfg
(E G)
Oct
90
Apr
95% Feb
—No par
Co
Bruns-Balke-Cbllender—»—No, par
Bucyrus-Erie Co„——,
——^5
7% preferred:
100
1,400;
(
.
Brown Shoe
17
Deo
12%
38% Oct
Bklyn-Manh Transit——No par
Brooklyn Union Gas_2—i—No par
\
Deo
70
2
-—No par
Briggs &
1,100
■
(
6 % (
6%
-
i
30
*12%
■
108%
-•
9
Stratton—!
300
300
34%
'■*
29 %
'''
6%
2%
2%
100
A r
*i'.-/i%i
'
2%.
•9%
34%
9Va
*106
%.
106
•
29%
13
•
300
-
21%':
*33
9
13
200
/"">%
29%
29%
13
.
*1
9 %
•4
29%
•
"
10
Dec
13% May 20
—No par
.I,-*.-—
Jan
18% Jan
Jan
May 29
30% Apr 38
Inc_,__—
Stores
Sep
3 0%
Dec
12
Apr 30
July 15
May
23%
Deo
75
8
58
^-,-1
Borden Co (The) «•___—i———15
Borg-Warner Corp—1
—^.5
jBoston & Maine RR-.
<.100
Bower Roller Bearing Go
^
Brewing Corp. of America
^-15
Bridgeport Brass Co
~-No par
Briggs Manufacturing
par
4,900
•
.
Class B
6,500
,
-■
a
72
Bond
\ 1,200
(
.
18
9%
.35%
.
29
-
21
'
1 %
:
r
18
% ■
*
■■
*
2%
*28
*34%.
'•'
J6
.
25%
25
Dec
5
~
—2-N0 par
class A
Ami Co
31% Aug
13
14
21% Jan
Bon
Deo
15%
7% Jail
14% Jan
3
I per thare
21
9
19% Jan 28
13% May 20
300
">
'
Sep 21
Highest
I per thare
27 % Nov
11% Jun
Boeing
30
35% ?
*2
'21%%
*33%
34%
.
*1
.9%
29%
12%
6;%
*105".
r
1 VB
9%
*29%
Xl2,%
.
n.
1%
9/8
29%
29%
13
.f
.
9:%%
•
21
.
•
*%
■
%•
9%
9%
*
*29
9%
22%
19%
9V*
21 y*
7
22
"
29'
-
*18"
9%
21
!
2
■
29
16:%
25%
25%
2
2
9%
v
16%
.
2
Airplane Co—
2—5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass^^i——5
70
88
5
Year 1941
Lowest
.
$ per shate
14% Apr/ 29
par
Range for Prevleu
Lot*
Laughlin Inc
:
-*>5
Bloomingdale Brothers
No. par
Blumenthal & Co preferred—„100
6,800
1.700
•'j
34, %
£
22%
x21%
«
25%
16%
'
,
88
35 %
.
35%
•
65
15%
,
No
Coj___—:
100~Share
Highest
18% Apr
Bliss &
500
34%
•.
91
16%
22 % ■
25%
21%
.
»
34%
: 35
»
16%
*16%
9%
1/
10
*9
*55.
,15
15%"-
'
20%
1*1
;
65
*88
88
9%
,'
13%
34%
34%
21%
9%
21
13 'a
Blaw-Knox
4,300
of
I per share
Bigelow-Sanf Carp Inc__
No. par
Black & Decker Mff Co_^_—No par
400
,
15%
15%
14%
'5%
13
*9
Par
500
,
16% (
5%
10
11
X34
14%
*15%
;
i
Basis
Lowest
,
Sharet
-
27%
Range Since January 1
On
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
the Week
6
13
75
*9 %
■
15%
5%
13
*72
14%
■
27%
15%
.
5%
*12%
27%
NEW
Sales for
,
I per share
thare
per
-
Dec. 4
■
*27%
27%
15%'
6
*7014
12
*70 %
I
I per
15%
x5%
.
Dec. 8
,
27%
15%
16'/a
6
12
■
*27
27%
*15%
16%
5®/a
Dec. 2
I per tnare
share
per
27
27 '
27
"15 = 4
Dec. 1
Friday
Thnrsday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
STOCKS
PRICES
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
'2007
i3
18% Oct'
740
/
16 %
106
30%
Sep
Nov
July
Sep
Nov
Jan
Mar
9
26
105 %
Dec
114
12 V4
De«
20
4% Sep 22
%
Deo
1%
Jan
Deo
3%
Aug
Dee
2%
106
Nov
18 Va Jan
;
Dec
11
63%
Deo
5
1
%
17,.
15% Nov
6
24
6
11
page 2015.
I
Sep
Dee
11
15% Nov
Jan
-
21%
Jan
Dec
21
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2008
NEW YORK STOCK
1 per tnart
2'
1%
2>/«
l3/4
2
40
,
391/2
39%
36
373A
75
75
lVa
l3/4
39%
39%
38
37
38
36 %
36%
75%
75 ¥2
75 V2
75%
751/2
'•
75'/a
.
9Va
93/4
91/2
*29
*105%
110
321/4
*106%
91/4
93/8
1/4
21
20%
17%
x
*106 ¥2
93/e
28%
107 ¥a
*105%
33%
109 ¥B
*106%
9%
,93/8
871/2
901/a
5%
900
2,900
323/4
*105 ¥2
333/8
*107
110
93%
,
9
$4.25
9 ¥4
%
%
33 ¥2
323/4
331/a
323/4
33 ¥a
,4,200
21%
207/a
21 ¥4
21
213/s.
21
21 ¥4
12,500
•
3
*2%
3
¥4
16%
16
¥B
16%
16%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 VB
17%
17 %
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11 ¥2
11%
*86
87%
*90
*83
92
.
87%
*90
87%
91
91
87%
•
preferred—;
No
Highest
I per share
Deo
47/a
$6 preferred Series
43%
Dec
82 ¥»
7
42 ¥b
Nov
72
Apr
Nov
17
64
Deo
83
July
19
Jan
78
2
77/b
4 ¥4 May
Commonwealth
Edison
8
35
Oct
27
21 ¥4
Apr
28 ¥a
Aug
2
29 ¥4 Dec
2
16 ¥t
Dec
31
Mar
29
105 ¥2 Nov
19
96
Dec
2
33% Dec
2
Nov
6
106
-
19%
100
1043/i
Oct
377/.
Jan
Dec
110
Dec
11% July
10 ¥4 Oct
8
li Jan
; 8
¥a
Deo
44 ¥2 Jan
6
39 ¥a
Deo
85% July
17 % Apr
233/4 Jan
6
20
Deo
30%
2
¥4 Nov
az
Jun
7%
Jan
26
7 ¥4 May 12
173/a
173/4
5,7.00
1% Jun
3
33/a Jan
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc..
12 ¥2 Apr
22
17 ¥4 Nov
Consol
123/a
•
Aircraft Corp.
Consolidated Cigars
2,400
*83
89
30
7%
91
91
20
GVa%
29
No par
100
3,300
'15
1
-
Deo
:
.
II
I
7
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
13 ¥4
Deo
18% Aug
21 ¥2 Mar 25
May 20
10
18 ¥4
Deo
23 ¥4
123/a Dec
4
Feb
24
77
Deo
97% Feb
3
90
May
No par
9% Aug 15
100
74 ¥4 Aug 19
89
100
83
7% Jan
14
preferred
Oct
Jan
21 ¥« July 31
par
25
Co
Conde Nast Pub Inc
3¥s
16%
Jan
91 ¥b Apr
No par.
-
Jan
-6
11 ¥4 Oct
1
100 ¥4 Mar 17
No par
:
1
20 ¥4 Jan
..u.100
No par
pf ser '35.
I per share
16 ¥8 Jan
24
Commonwealth & Southern—No par
42,100
12
12
871%
5¥aJan
share
45 ¥2 Jan
54
Mar 16
—10
16 ¥2
16%
Sep
51
par
Lowest
2¥a Nov 14
4
14
29
Year 1941
Lots
'
*3
3
3
16%
Sep
30 ¥2 Sep
No par
Commercial Solvents
6,700
¥4
33 ¥4
No
S per
share
par
No
preferred
conv
100-Share
Highest
-100
Co
Credit
4 ¥4 %■ conv
1
100
Pictures
conv
I per
No par
Comm'l Invest Trust
109 ¥a
32
*2%
3
-
•
33 V4
Carbon
Commercial
12,800
20%
21%
$2.75
106%
323A
Columbia
8,900
Basis of
Lowest
preferred series A
preferred
Columbian
600
283/4
33"%
16%
87%
6%
270
28%
*32
107
X9%
1,100
10%
10 ¥4
32
24,400
75 ¥2
75
,
On
Columbia Gas & Elec
38%
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
STOCK
Par
36%
*35%
10%
28%
161/8
11%
II1/4
*85
*90
109 Vs
10%
32
¥4
173/a
16%
17%
33
¥4
33%,
*23A
3
9 V4
33
38
33 VB
*105 ¥2
107 ¥2
38
1%
33
32
323/4
16%
111/4
*105 ¥2
108
1091/8
33
*2%
29
32%
33
20%
10%
32
29
32%
9'/2
32
10 ¥2
32
29
*106%
*1061/2 410
9%
10%
32
28%
31%
32%
32%
10 vb
32
28%
28%
28%
*105'/a
10
31%
*30
32
<28 V4
*74%
l3/4
YORK
EXCHANGE
Sharet
I per thart
1%
39 3/a
37
751/2
1%
1%
NEW
for
the Week
Dec. 4
$ per thart
37
*38
38
39'/a
*35y2
Dec. 3
$ per thart
galea
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
I per thart
I per thart
STOCKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
RECORD
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
Monday, December 7, 1942
9 ¥4
!57/«
Deo
973/4
Deo
Jan
Jan
"
4 ¥2
91
*90
5/8
43/4
151/4
15%
15/4
15
15 ¥4
15
15%
.14 %
15%
18,800
893/4
89%
89%
89
89 ¥2
89%
8934
89 ¥2
89 ¥2
1,200
1%
*¥2
l'f
500
4%
4%
4%
4%
*%
*¥2
5%
4%
8ft
A
*7%
7%
7%
7 ¥2
7%
*7%
2%
%
%
2%
2%
2%
*2 ¥2
2 3/4
2%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5
5
1/2
*71/2
%
8
*2'/a
3
.6%
6%
*4%
»
5
63/4
6%
*4%
5
*4%
ilr
■
•
5
'•
6 3/4
*434
8
*7%
2%
6%
5
23/4
63/4
6%
*43/4
of
Consol
Consolidated
Oil
400
Consolidation Coal Co
of
RR
Cuba
6%
16
% Nov
Apr
l¥2Jan
14
9
Jan
8
3
3
Oct
26
4% May 13
7% Nov
9
334 July 30
8% Jan
103
Jan
47/»
Deo
113/4
Deo
23%
Jan
Deo
107%
Jan
Deo
1 ¥4
July
July
17
2
7
.100
pfd
4
Jan
9
3% Jun
Corp—No par
Consol
16% Nov
94
Apr
—.—1
$2 partic preferred
i—_No par
Laundries Corp.L——
5
200
11
25
78
Consol
14,000
5
Sep
11% Apr
par
No par
Industries—i
Film
Apr 20
4
—.5
.'—No
Y
N
$5 preferred.
1,200
-
Edison
Consol
400
7%
,
23/4
prior preferred
Consol Coppermines Corp
5,100
15%
893/4
4%
.
4%
4
151/4
90 »/4
41/2
15Ve
90
■
*90
X82
¥4
8% July
7
Deo
1¥4
Deo
5
Deo
6% May
Feb
9%
13
3/4
11
3¥b
Jan
Nov
'
.*7%
8
8
*7%
38%
*87%
88%
88%
15
15
15%
15
3%
*971/2
98
*97%
26
253/4
7
4
%
88 ¥4
88 ¥2
*88%
89
15
15
15 ¥4
15 ¥4
15%
15%
'25
98
;V
;
6%
6%
t
40%
40%
?
4%
4%
4%
4
200
89
893/8
110
15%
15%
4
98
9734
973/4
97 ¥2
25%
253/4
25 ¥a
25%
6%
41 ¥4
.
4¥B
63%
6%
6%
¥4
41%
413/4
4%
x3%
41
4
¥2
Container
113/4 July
Continental Bak Co
29
¥
300
.
8%
Corp of America
preferred
25
—No par
Can
20
Inc.
1.100
4
Diamond Fibre.:
Continental
Insurance.....
10,400
'
Continental
2,400
>
Continental
Motors
2 ¥4 Apr
77
100
;
Continental
,
303/4 Apr
1
23/4 May
¥4 July
,July
14
Deo
93
Dec
106%
Jan
24
11
Deo
10 %
July
4
Deo
5¥4
Aug
79
Jan
109 3/4
Nov
217/b
Deo
40¥a
Jan
28
29
7
July
9
2%
2 ¥4
Feb
83/4 Jan
15
6%
Feb
10
Jan
7
35 ¥4
Feb
45%
Sep
4% Nov
5% Sep 22
$2.50
7
6
15
103% Jan 28
Apr 28
21% Apr
5
21
Nov
4% Nov
6
preferred
conv
Nov
163/4 Oct
2
7,300
41%
3¥8
4
May
5%
30
9
39
96 ¥4 Jan
7
Jan
82
•
6%
41%
*6
4% Jan
22
1,400
97%
25%
25 VB
4
4
25
.100
tConsumers Pow $4.50 pfd—No par
5,200
4
*97¥2
'
.
25%
37
3%
4%
7
40%
4%
89
41
7
7
41
*34
*97%
26
41
38
4
-
7%
73/4
*35
,
98
25%
81/8
36 ¥2
36%
4
*73/4
36 ¥2
38
3%
3%
"
8
8
8
36%:
*88
88%
'
*36
8
*36
5
2%
Deo
4 ¥•
Jan
27 ¥a
Nov
42
28
8
Sep
'
25%
*20'/a
54%
*174
26
21
21
93/8
*9%
9%
45%
26
21
21
91/2
34%
25%
26 '/a
34%
34¥4
34 ¥4
34%
34
543/4
55
54%
55
*174 ¥4
176
*174
176
8%
34%
54%
55
54%
54%
176
175%
175
3%
*3
*%
%
»
13%
12 ¥2
12%
123/4
95
95
94 ¥2
95
16%
16%
16%
16%
94%
16%
8%
ir
8
1
,
8
8 ¥4
300
34 3/8
*3%
*8%
16
34%
,175%
13%
X94
34%
40
20%
201/4
20%
193/4
20
35%
35%
35%
36%
111/8
11
11
10%
10%
80%
-80%
80
80
*78%
81
*78%
331/2
33%
32%
323%
32%
33
32%
*72%
733/4
733/4
73¥4
11
.
*73'/a
*10%
7%
*103
76
103%
10%
7%
IOVb
103/8
10%
7%
7%
105
*89%
*72
*103
95
*88
7%
105
Inc...
Coty
1234
12%
13,100
95%
953/8
953/8
430
1,900
16%
16 5/8
*163/8
16%
x73/4
73/4
7¥a
7%
95
;
*88
19%
19 ¥a
3634,
>11
363/a
*36 ¥4
37
Hi/0
10%
11
80
793/4
793/4
793/4
80
140
34 ¥2
> 34%
343/4
34
34%
733/4
74%
74%
101/8
10%
10%
10%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*98%
99%
973/8
99%
99%
99%
10%
*7%
*103
95
10 ¥4
10V4
18%
*98 ¥2
99 ¥2
IO1/2
7%
19%
*72 ¥2
10%
,
.
¥
10
ioy4
260
7 ¥2
7 ¥2
2,300
:'103
105
95
*89
10 3/8
10 ¥b
10%
*17 s/8
19
*98 ¥2
99%
1%
1%
1%
11,400
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31 ¥4
31
31
31
19
18%
19
18%
183/4
18 ¥2
18%
x!8%
18%
17%
18
6 ¥2
63/4
6 34
6%
63/4
6%
24,700
203/4
20%
20%
20%
20 ¥s
20%
3,600
6%
6%
211/8
21%
*91%
6%
6 ¥2
21V8
203/4
6%
,
100
•
21
*91%
*76
80
*76
*16
17
16
100
*91%
6% '
20%
■■/
100
80
*76
80
16%
*15%
16 ¥4
33/4
*3%
*91 y2
334
*76
16
100
1
%
31
*91%
..
80
*76
¥4
16 V*
*3%
33i
.
100
*91 ¥2
80
15%
*76
10
2%
Dec
■K
Dec
%
11
Dec
197/«
88
Dec
1
10%
Dec
23
43/,
Jan
20
Jun
15
98% Nov
10
12 ¥2 Jan
2
16% Dec
1
9 ¥2 Oct
9
'20% Nov
28
5% May
Mar
182%" Jan
4%
107
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
,19
•
Jan
9
July
15
Dec
41
38%
Dec
Apr 27
12¥b Sep 25
10
Deo
153/,
par
77
May 19
88 ¥a Jan
15
80
Deo
94
Oct
2334 May 20
39% NOV
4
28
Deo
47¥4
Jan
Nov
7
73%
Deo
98%
Jan
13 ¥4
Nov
No
No par
preferred
preferred—
Jun
25
8% Jun 26
..100
Press
13% Jan
14
9
Jan
27
Jun
3
Nov
20
5
Jun
29
88
Jun
13
74 ¥2 Jan
2
88
preferred
100
Inc
(The)
Jan
Jan
Feb
8%
72i
Feb
127%
Sep
Sep
41%
Feb
77
Deo
8
Dec
13 ¥» Jan
14
13
Mar 14
19% Sep
12
12%
Deo
25
Jan
90,'
Feb
18
99 ¥a Nov
17
98
Deo
99
Deo
hi Jan
2
Oct
14
8 3/4 May
No par
No
Deo
1%
Jan
12
133/4
Deo
15
18
Deo
343/4
5% May 20
9¥*Jan
6
Dec
10 ¥4
Sep
24
25% Jan
12
24
Deo
29%
Jan
Jan
19
95
Oct
23
80
Deo
90
Aug
Jan
17
81
Nov
9
42%
Feb
473/i Mar
12% Jun 22
18
Oct
21
14 ¥4
Doo
20
18
Jun
100
80
No par
44
—No
%
Jan
20% Oct
...1
pfd
2
16%
32 ¥2 Nov
12
...
.
29
13 ¥2 May 19
Jun 30
par
No par
1
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
$8 prefer] ed
Jan
45%
100
;
Cutler-Hammer Inc..
1% May
3¥a
27%
>
—5
—30
—...
A
8
140
100
Sugar
preferred
Jan
84
—100
conv
Class
63
100
Prior
2,200
2
10
Mar 27
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
16
Oct
% Nov 21
170
Sep
Jan
Deo
3 ¥2 Nov
179
-
14% Oct
85
X54
May
Preferred
80
16
Apr
14 ¥4
Curtis Pub Co
100
42 ¥4
-
10
4 ¥2%
2,300
1%
9
55% Jan
32
conv
Cuneo
930
17%
IV2
82%
—5
'
1%
Dec
No par
Cudahy Packing Co..
30
100
28 ¥a
17
...No par
Preferred
1,100
18%
99%
10
No par
5 ¥a%
18%
66%
10% Apr
2
Corp
preferred
Cuba RR 6%
95
Jan
Deo
preferred
Cuban-American
50
*98%
.
(The)
conv
conv
5%
300
Jan
18%
48
8
Corp (The)
Crucible Steel of Amer
4,200
*
23%
Deo
30
hi Apr
...100
Apr
9%
•• 5
1
Crown Zellerbach
$5
Apr
2% May 22
15%
12 ¥2 Jan
36 ¥b NOV
Mar 13
159
Feb
Cork & Seal—.
$2.25
700
-
.
76
105
*89%
*18 Va
10%
•.
101/4
7%
105
.100
preferred
conv
Cream of Wheat
1,800
*89 ¥B
*18
5%
Crown
193/4
11
7%
17
17
9
17%
51 ¥2 Jan
25
1,800
19%
*103
42 ¥4 Apr
4
21% NOV
'
24
.25
Co
Crosley Corp
36 ¥4
10%
95
Crane
1,200
IOVB'
7%
23% Apr
————1
—
Apr 29
8% Apr 29
45
Internat; Corp
13
50 ¥2
NOV
27
23
—20
—
Coty
1,400
19 ¥2
103
Preferred
400
%
36 ¥4
<
V
10%
103
1
33/8
%
Apr
—50
Refining
95
8
36%
20
*351/2
Products
17
No par
—5
Steel Co..
pref 5% series...
Conv
Corn
'
175
.5
Corn EXch Bank Trust Co
3,500
"
-
-
1,230
■
Del
of
Copperweld
1,500
v
Oil
Continental Steel Corp..^
600
9%'
47
34 ¥2
¥4
Continental
7,700
21
9%
*44
VB
16%
98
2 6 5/8 •
21
9 5/8
47
3%
13%
133/a
21
93/8
*44
%
%
13%
9 ¥2
X26 ¥4
3¥B
3%
%
*¥4
131/4
3%
3%
%
21
21
26%
55
¥4
176
*3 ¥4
3%
26%
47
55
176
*7%
9%
*44
45
34%
%
16
26%
*20 ¥2
93A
45
54%
-
3'A
*95%
26
21
9%
46
*45
45%
26 ¥4
par
6%
45
Jan
Feb
July
D
3%
3%
*3%
*3%
'
*16
18%
*16
12
12I/8
12
*105
107%
*105
9%:
21%
21%
30%
*11%
12%
*16
213%
107
9%
213/4
107
107
f
;
30
*ll3/4
18%
12
22 ¥4
121%
*16
12
*104
30
30%
183/4
12
9 ¥4
213/4
30
*11%
12
*105
9%
*16
183/4
12
107%
aq
9%
*29%
18 3/4
12
3%
12
3%
*16
107%
9%
22 ¥a
22%
22%
22%
30
30
30
30
30
*30
9%
*934
10
22 3/8
22%
15,300
30 %
1,000
12%
*11%
12%
*ll¥a
Co.
Decca
Records
Deere
&
12 ¥a
4
33/4 Jan
10
2%
Dee
15% Jan
7
17% Oct
26
14%
Deo
Aug 12
12% Nov
16
6 ¥4
Jan
8
...1
8
pfd—. .100
102
(The)
9% Dec
par
18% Apr
29
: 24 ¥4 Jan
14
25 ¥4 May 12
83/4
83/4
9%
9%
9 Vb
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,500
Delaware
3%
3'/4
3%
3
3 ¥4
3 ¥t
3 ¥4
3%
3 ¥4
3%
3%
5,300
Delaware Lack & Western——. ..50
*'/4
%
%
1/2
17%
17%
*30
37%
*%
17%
17%
37%
*30
%
*¥2
%
%
%
17%
173/a
*30%
37%
*30% ■■'37%
*17 ¥2
171/4
171/4
17
17%
17
17 ¥4
17 ¥2
17%
17%
23%
*23
23¥4
*23
23%
23 ¥4
23 ¥2
23
23 Vs
37%
*36%
37V4
*36 ¥4
37 ¥4
*36 ¥4
37%
37%
37%
*8%
8%
*83/8
17 ¥2
8%
21%
21%
*21%
22
*21%
841%
*84
863/4
*84
863/4
8%
*9
9%
36'%
23
14%
55%
9
8%
36%
'23
400
36%
36 %
.37
37
37
270
23%
223/4
22%
23%
23 ¥4
*22 ¥2
2334
500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
55
55
15%
125
126
15%
*5
53/4
*8%
9
*115%
120
56
126
15%
*5
15%
5%
*8
9
*115%
120
129%
130
1261%
126%
*126
127
115
1153/4
*115%
116%
115%
31%
33/8
143
31 ¥4
¥2
31%
33/a
179%
179
32%
54%
*126
15%
*5
55
55%
127
15%'
153b
534
¥2
33 ¥s
363%
55%
125%
■
126
5 ¥2
*5
9
*8%
9
120
>115 y8
120
131""'I 132%
*126
*5
11634
31 ¥4
*8
*115%
¥2
130%
131
127
126 3/a
126%
11634
116%
116 ¥4
31 ¥2
30%
31 ¥2
3 ¥4
3%
33/8
143%
144
145 ¥2
Xl43%
145
179 ¥2
179%
179 ¥2
179 ¥2
*177
180
32%
32%
33
16
Duplan
*3%
32%
3%
130%
*126
116 ¥2
20%
3%
144%
>177
323/4
323/4
120
8%
130%
300
1163/4
220
31 ¥4
6,900
33/8
146
189
¥2
13
13
29
283/4
29
28%
29
10 ¥a
10%
IOVb
10%
10
10 '/a
1%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1¥4
1%
IV*
13%
1 ¥4
IV*
1 ¥a
iy4
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
30
29%
30
27 y8
27 YB
*27
273/4
263/4
27
26 ¥2
263/4
*12 ¥4
123/4
*12
123/4
■
6%
cum
Edison
300
Electric
3,100
1,300
800
33
*32 ¥2
333/4
32 5/8
33
32 s/8
33
24%
24 ¥2
24%
24%
24%
243/a
243/s
800
El
*42
43 ¥4
43 ¥4
43 ¥4
*42
44
200
Auto-Lite
112
110
>109
112
10
*55
573/4
65
*55
603/4
*57
*57
65
*&
66
2 ¥4
23/a
*109
2
112
¥4
2
¥4
2 ¥4
1,000
2 ¥4
2,600
>
Paso
5%
Johnson
preferred—
Engineers
Public
Service
58%
*55
59
*55
58
*55
59
$5
60
*57
60
*57
60
*57
60
15% preferred—
65
65
*65
2015.
A
18 ¥•
Not
Dee
37%
Oct
May
23%
Jan
Apr
7
14
37
Nov
9
12
17
23
x9%
703/4 Oct 21
29
126 ¥2 Dec
4
9
16 3/a Oct
13
Oct
23
10 Vs Nov
28
65
*
65
A
65
¥4
*A
65
100
¥4
500
preferred....
$6 preferred
Equitable Office Bldg
;
par
par
par
-3
—
No
No
-No
No
1
par
par
par
par
32'/4
25 ¥e Nov
15 % Nov
7
59 ¥4
Deo
Dec
ylll¥« Sep
12%
2%
Deo
Deo
Jan
17% July
79
Jan
141%
Jan
23%
Jun
6%
Jan
Jan
8
6
6
Dec
Feb
26
120
July 27
105
Aug
144
Jan
136 ¥4
Deo
I643/4
127
Nov
7
120%
Feb
127
Deo
118
Aug
6
111¥4 July
111
May
2 ¥4 Jan
1
-
2
-
24
Dec
170
26
Mar 28
180
Nov
May 16
11
Oct
7
20% Jan
2
10% July 2
- %
17%
15
29
19%
IV*
40
46
47 ¥a
a3*
Apr
Apr
July
Apr
Feb
17
28
27
25
21
15
30
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
Dec
5 ¥4
145%
Sep
21
¥4 Oct 20
8
Jan
14%
182%
Jan
Dec
27
34 ¥4 Oct
13 3/8 Jan
May
1%
10% July
117
120 ¥4 May
160
Apr
4 ¥2 Nov
146
Jan
2
Apr 27
Apr 23
'•
Jan
2
Apr 24
39% Apr 27
107% Feb 16
•
2
32 ¥b Dec
Apr 24
A Feb 16
—
par
-50
100
Corp.—.
*57
66
^.3
Natural Gas
*55
page
May
16% Apr 17
^5
Light.
60%
¥4
see
2%
7
108
—-2
Inc—
(The)—
57%
66
¥4
For footnotes
2 ¥4
112
14
Boat—
Endicott
2 3/a
Jan
9% Nov 10
120
Apr 24
111% Mar 14
100
No
$7 preferred
No
$6 preferred.
—
—No
Elec Storage Battery—..—No
*24
2%
66
Apr
102 3% May 20
—1
preferred—
Electric Power &
x33
2 3/a
Deo
6%
8
1st pfd——100
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares..
24%
*109
;
Bros Stores
Electric
3,500
44
¥4
65
2 ¥4 Apr
i—5
33%
2
18 ¥4
5
112
—No par
*23%
43%
& Co
Mills
*42
110
12% May
Nov
8
1
(N J)
24 ¥2
>109 ¥2
9
87
16% Apr 23
No par
100
20
No par
Rolling
43%
*42
(E I)
preferred
43 ¥2
112
9
22 ¥4 Nov
5
32 ¥4 May
No par
preferred
24 ¥»
11109
9% Feb
7
Jan
7% July 17
—No par
Eaton Manufacturing Co—
7,700
¥4
63/4 Aug 24
16 ¥2 Mar
70
par
Eastman Kodak
700
1%
33
Jan
Eastern Airlines Inc,
1,300
28%
¥4
10 ¥a
International
Eastern
100
323/4
10%
33
Jan
No par
Duquesne Light 5%
500
13 ¥4
33 ¥4
1
Corp
$4.50
3,000
29
27%
41
Casting Co
Du P de Nem
7,(
127
10 ¥4
27 ¥4
Jan
Deo
May 21
13 ¥4
28
Sep
29%
Apr 21
Apr
287/a
*27 ¥2
20V4
Deo
13 Vb Mar
13%
30
Dec
21
33
51
10%
1¥4
12 ¥4
19
39 ¥2 Aug 24
95
29 ¥4
*1%
27
27 ¥4 Jan
No par
10
29%
Jan
Apr 28
No par
28%
l3/a
Jan
No
Mfg Co—
Dunhill
21
Aug
Apr
16
18
-No par
9
Oct
14
Dresser
5%
7
37
33 ¥4
Dow Chemical Co
14
1%
5
18% Jan
Jan
July
6'A Aug
par
..25
Douglas Aircraft
10
30 ¥4
23 ¥4
1,500
29
IV4
¥4
Deo
6,600
10
*1%
Sep
18%
1,600
126%
29
30 ¥4
22
16
Dome Mines Ltd.
*13
*13
l¥a Sep
2
Oct
Sep
Aug
par
2
Co
A—
14
27
T
*8%
*115%
3 ¥4
33
15%
Class
Dec
Feb
19
4% Jan
3la Jan 23
No par
pref with warrants—
100
Doehler Die
8
2%
11% Oct
2,600
55% "56
126
15%
143 ¥4
144
33
131%
130
32
*3
142
33%
5%
18%
2
14% Apr
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
Dixie-Vortex
30 ¥•
Deo
Jan
f
363/i
120
179
,9
8%
14%
55%
129
33 ¥4
8%
Distil
200
23%
126%
*177
*8%
1,700
85
28%
Apr
0%
No
preferred
partic
Feb
27
5
No
Match.——
Diamond T Motor Car Co
200
2P/4
36 ¥4
-
129
3%
9%
8%
"
14%
126%
31 ¥4
9%
8%
21%
*82
6%
18%
6
13¥a Nov
37
..20
& Raynolds A
Diamond
100
23%
124%
53A
143
\
37%
37
9
*114%
84
Devoe
1,700
14%
16
*8
8%
21 ¥2
84
*36%
460
T
23%
*22%
55%
*5
*115%
*8%
21%
863A
18
23
Oct
Jan
30 ¥8 Nov
.100
pfd
Edison.
Detroit
114
25
7
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.. .100
*36%
15
124'
15 ¥4
8%
21%
*84
17
v
'
124
*8%
21%
;
22
841%
*8%
tDenv & R G West 6%
200
8,900
17 ¥4
37 ¥2
231%
8%
%
17%
17
*30
*361/4
*8%
*3/8
17 ¥4
37%
Sep
Sep
11 ¥4
2% May 21
.100
9
3%
17%
5 ¥4
18
97% Apr
..10
Hudson
Apr
109% July
1
9
*30
110
16
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
&
18
..20
No
.—
.
Mar
4¥e Apr
...1
Inc
Co
Preferred
2% Apr
.25
preferred
Chemical
Dayton Pow <fe Lt 4%%
3,900
*11%
5%
Davison
2,500
107%
...5
Davega Stores Corp
Conv
11%
*104
9%
200
18%
11%
93/4
12%
334
36%
Jan
Feb
17%
Sep
17%
Dec
33%
Jan
10
Dec
17%
Jan
%
Aug
%
Jan
1% Nov
2
%
Dec
35 ¥4 Jan
23
27%
Feb
39% Nov
323A Jan 23
23%
Feb
36%
34 ¥2 Nov
1 % Nov
9
4 3/.
34% Aug
12
26%
Dec
26% Feb 18
21%
Dee
33
Mar 16
39%
Feb
47%
49
Jan
Nov
July
Sep
Oct
9
107%
Nov
113
Oct
3¥# Jan
8
2%
Dee
7
Jan
66
Jan
30
73
Jan
5
112
83
Jan
17
3/a Oct
17
64%
Dee
80 %
69
Dee
74 ¥4
Dee
83% July
89% July
A Nov
%
Apr
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE FBICES
Nov. 28
f
I per share
per
•
8%
36%
36%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
6
6
6%
6%
6%
6%
24
23%
24
*23%
«s,
7B
1
\h
*32
32 %
32%
22
21%
21%
*6%
7
*6%
7
*77%
77%
77%
20%
.20%
.
1,900
5%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,000
Eureka
24
6%
6%
1,700
Evans
24%
24%
1,600
Ex-Cell-0
Exchange Buffet
*11%
3%
14%
*74%
77%
*75%
12%
,*11%
12
*11%
Dec
Oct
23
2%
Dec
7%
32% Jun
2
44
Jan
27
30%
Dec
42%
l'A Jan
2
4% Sep
18
1A
Dec
3%
Jan
4 Va Apr
24
6% Oct
26
4
Dec
8%
Jan
May 20
28% Oct
13
21%
Dec
30%
Jan
23
1% Nov
10
A
Deo
%
Jan
27% Apr 28
37% Jan
16
32
Deo
45%
19
Jun
30
29% Jan
29
16%
Jun
24% Mar
6
Jun
22
8'A Jan
5
6%
Dec
13
33%
33%
700
Fairbanks Morse St Co
21%
21'A
21%
900
*6%
6%
6%
6%
300
69% Sep
Fajarao bug Co of Pr Rico
Federal Light & Traction
81%
*78%
80
20
*19%
20%
3%
14%
14%
77
77
40%
40%
40%
19%
19%
19%
1,000
11%
100
$6
preferred
2
—5
Federal-Mogul Corp
1,000
Federal Motor Truck
14%
1,300
Federated Dept Stores--:..;
79
3%
'
4 A A
100
Enamel
Corp
11%
12
12%
12%
900
41%
41%
41%
41%
1,100
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%;
19%
1,400
103%
103%
600
10
93
Jan
31
90
18
24% Jan
16
19%
Dec
15
11% NOV 12
8%
Dec
3
Jun
30
4'A Feb
4
2%
Apr
4'A
11% Apr 28
74'A Nov 20
18% Jan
7
14% Dec
27%
Sep
87
6
86
97%
Jan
v.
103%
104 %
104%
*104%
104'A
103%
104 VB
.33%
33%
33%
34'A
34%
34%
33%
33%
34
34
34
34%
1,400
14%
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%.
15 VB
15%
15%
15%
9,400
Flintkote Co
100%
*96
*96
*104
*23%
18%
18%
24%
*18
24
*18
*18
100%
24
24
24
*96
100%
18%
*24'A
,
24%
600
Florence Stove
18%
24%
*18
18%
*18
18%
200
30%'
*37%,
*8%
400
Follansbee Steel
35%
10
10
*131
*16%
17%
*16%
6Va
6%
6'A
52
*34%
35%
17'/4
17%
*17
17%
17 VB
17%
94%
94%
*94%
95%
*94'%
95%
*2%
2%
2'A
2 A
2 Va
9%
*9
40
16'A
49
,
*16%
17 VB
*94%
95%
*94%
2
2 Va
1%
1%
9 A
9%
2
1%
1%
9 A
1%
*9
95%
500
2%
1%
1%
9%
5,600
19%
2%
19%
19%
2%
*19
•'
19%
2%
2%
9
*8%
9
*9%
10%
«19
19%
'
10
*9%
9%
54
*47
*47 A
54
'*47'A
*6%
6'A
6'%
102'A
*101 %
6 A
6%
*101%
102 %
37 Vb
37%
36%
37
37
2%
7%
2%
2%
2%
7 %
7%
7%
7% :
*
66 %
67
66 %
19 VB
20
19
67%
67%
19
*130
132
*130
~4%
*4
4 Vb
.
2,200
'
54
*6'A
6%
102 %
:
37
37
36'A
37%
*
"4%
2%
7%.
7%
19
131%
1,700
4
2%
2,700
600
t7%
80
29
29%
28%
29%
29
29'/a
29 VB
29%
28%
29'/a
25,400
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 VB
35
34%
35
34 Va
34'A
3,700
*112%
113%
*112 Va
113%
*112%
113%
1
*1J2Va
112 '/a
va
1 %
1%
1%
91
91
84
130
130
OO
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
93
*90%
93
*90%
93
82
*90'A
*82%
84
*82%
85
*129%" 130%
130 Va
130%
*129%
40%
40%
126%
*126%
127%
*126%
127%
126%
19
2%
*17%
18%
17%
17%
41%
17%
2'A
2%
2%
2%
2%
40%
41
*2%
;
4%
4%
4
14%
4%
4 \L
%
4%
104%. 104%
104%
*101
104%
*14 Vs
14%
14
14%
14 'A
*103
*%
%
17%
2%
Ve V 4%
4
*129%
41% V 41%
4 l'A
104%
%
2%
4 %
A
32
3*2
%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
104%
103 %
103'A
103%
103%
*103'A
104%
''■■■
'A' %
%
%
31%
31%
:*29%
9%
56%
9 %
56%
9
9%
57%
9 %
*16Vb
16%
16
16
15%
56%
31
16%
56%
%
*12%;
*
5 A
Common
20
8%
Dec
12% July
22
47%
Jan
53% May
25
Precision Equip Corp
Gen
6,400
General Printing Ink
60
%
'
Gen
Gen
%
3,900
31
56%
5% Nov
10
Dec
4
2
28
132
3%
2
2
16'/a
16%
*15%
16%
16%
15%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
107'%.
12%
*106%
107%
*105%
107%
*105%
107%
*105%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
5%
61'A
4%
56%
56%
14%
14%
14%
40
*39
.
2
78
"72
2
6%
Jan
•6%
Dec
15%
Jan
4
73 Va
Feb
97
Sep
21'A Nov
25
16
Dec
22
Nov
27
118
Dec
130%
Apr
24%
Dec
35%
Jan
5
33%
Feb
42%
116'/a July 24
1% Jan 15
112%
Jan
117%
Aug
Va Jan
1%
Nov
25
Apr
29
23% Apr
132
30% Oct 21
40% Jan
24
29
% May 13
61
Mar 25
64% Apr
102
Jan
Oct
38
9
87
26
29
♦71
14%
*1%
76
*71
61
14%
*1%
2
24%
25
24%
"81%
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
23 VB
22%
88%
88
4%
4%
80
8%
*7%
*
4%
14%
%
4 VB
4%
89%
4%
80
89 Va
4%
4
4%
5
56 %
56 %
14%
14%
14% 414%
39
39
par
122
Apr
10
128
July 29
121%
Dec
13% Aug 31
30
27%
Dec
3
•
—1
—No par
14% Nov
2
5% Jan
31
4% Dec
7%
Jan
109% May 13
3
% Jan
105% May
A Nov
110%
Nov
•
3% Sep
17
99'A Aug 25
ft Jan
2
10% Apr
27
14% Nov
9
Apr 23
107% Jun
5
% Mar 26
101
Mar 11
23
82%
82%
83 V4
*82%
23
22%
23%
22%
90%
4%
Vb
*78
12
4VB
4'/a
%
4
4%
4'A
-1
1,000
7,300
1,000
4%
6,300
x
if
10
.
2,100
4
*8'A
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
*7%
7%
7%
7%
'7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,300
8%
7%
32
14%
*31
31%
*31
31%
24
*23%
24%
*23%
24%'
14%
14
14%
32
*23%
32
*31
32
24%
*23%
1,500
800
24%
14VB
14
13%
$6 preferred
Glldden Co
4 'A A
(Adolf)—
Telegraph Co
(B F)
v.
500
Grand Union
Granite City
Grant
5 A
(W T)
13%
2,400
20%
*
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
VB
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
7,500
Great Northern
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23 %
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,400
Great
137 Va
137%
137%
137%
137 VB
137%
136%
137%
136 7A
136%
530
137 Vs
138
63 %
*60
32%
14'A
*11%
11%
2%
60
32%
*3%
*60
32%
11%
32%
14 Vb
14%
14%
*11%.
11%
11%
11
11
2%
*32
14%
*11%
11
2%
2%
78 Vb
*78%
*3%
3%
2%
78 Va
78
78
60
3%
3%
27%
28
25
25
*22
*33
35
*33
X25%
25%
63%
20
*60
63%
*60
63%
*60
32 %
32
32%
32%
32%
32
14%
14%
14%
14%-
11%
*11%
11'/a
11%
2%
80
3%
*2%
78
*3%
11%
11%
2%
78 Va
3%
*11'A
11%
2'A
80
3%
26'A
30
14%
14%
14%
11%
*11%
Green
11,743
63%
32
Green
11%
11%
11%
2%
83
37/b
26'A
■
2%
84
3%
26%
11%
2%
9,500
:
Grumman Alreraft Corp_„
1,300
Guantanamo Sugar—
190
4
3,200
26%
26
26
26
26
25
*22
25
*22
25
*22
25
*22
25
35
*33
35
*33%
35
*33%
37
*33%
1,700
37
8%
preferred
Gulf Mobile
$5
&
_j—
Dec
22
Jun
Mar
112
Dec
6%
14
14% July
Dec
2'/» May
34% May
4%
4%
54
Dec
9%
Sep
Dec
Sep
74%
Dec
17%
Sep
2
44
Feb
4
35
Dec
46
Jan
Va Jun
15
13
Jan'
2
par
56
A
H Jan 30
2% Jan 29
2%
Dec
Oct
Jan
2
Dec
80
Dec
91
Jan
3
11%
Apr
21%
Nov
3
54
Feb
13
25% Dec
82
.
2%
Sep
Jan
83% Dec
Dec
74%
10.% Jan
23% Nov
7
10
Dec
par
20%
Sep
90'A Dec
2
59
Dec
90
Jan
par
60'/a Jan
47/b Nov
30
1
Jun
25
Jun
1% Jan
par
6
par
Apr
25
23
4
July 23
13% Dec
3
I'/bNOV
2
%
Dec
l'A
Jan
5 % Jan
9
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
8% Dec
3
6%
Dec
13%
Jan
Dec
12%
Jan
-
9'A NOV
6
32
Nov
28
28
Dea
36'A
25
Feb
3
23
Mar
25 Vb
Jan
18% Oct
27
12%
Dec
18%
Nov
18'A
Dec
28 Va July
22
25% Feb
27
28% Jan
27
130
Apr 21
.
5
22% Apr 28
19 % Jun
par
100
Ohio RR——No par
-
22% May
3% July
68'A Nov
19
'
3
Oct
NOV
81
Jan
x58
143
.
Jan
Jan
28
July
Jan
14
135
Dec
144'A
Aug
1
42
Mar
19%
54
Dec
50
July 16
63% Nov
25
Apr 24
33% Jan
3
29 Vb May
36%
14% Dec
4
9% May
14%
Sep
10% Apr
No par
.—10
—1
No par
.100
preferred—a——No
13
Feb
par
Bay & West RR——_——100
(H L) Co Inc——
1
2,800
85
Sep
60
18
No par
Greyhound Corp (The)
5% A conv preferred—
Aug
11
Nov
No par
J.
Preferred
24
24
1% July 28
—20
1 -No
Dec
27
,
No par
*—
^10
preferred
16
Oct
2
Western Sugar-
80%
16
10
Prop-
Jan
Jan
102
65% Jan
Mar
—
11%
16
4
Sep
Co
Jan
Dec
8
May
fe Sep
Ore
Dec
29'A
46%
25
4
preferred-
Gr Nor Iron
25
Dec
8%
20
6
Steel—
Apr
14
24
Nov
div ctfs—No par
w
% July
16'A
5
5% Jan
——1
—5
Graham-Paige Motors——,
Granby Consol M S St P—
Jan
5% Nov 20
61
73
100
—
Jan
106%
37% Jan
—1
—1
100
;
l47/a Oct
2
12% Sep
-50
—
Feb
16%
Jun
Va Nov
13
Apr 28
50
No
5 A preferred—
No
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
No
$5 conv preferred—1—No
Gotham Hosiery
——:
No
Goodrich Co
13%
14
No par
preferred
Jan
16% Jan
110
12
*
x407/a Mar 31
(The)— —U—No par
conv
Jan
4
—
21
20
Jan
Dec
9
98'A
'A
•
3
-——No par
Preferred
80
4
4 V8
15,900
90'A
*90
90'A
80
No par
preferred—.—No par
May 21
7% Jan
Rubber Co——5
Goebel Brewing Co
23
8%
15
11
101% Sep
.100
Gillette Safety Razor--
Gobel
83 Va
8%
31
—20
Gold & Stock
8%
*23%
13% Mar 30
No par
500
25%
*8 VB
24%
Corp
preferred—
conv
Jan
10% Mar 11
Gen Time Instru Corp—:
$5
Mar
6
19
Gimbel Brothers
4%
3% Jan
79% Jan
Tire <fc
48*
1% May 13
7
General
127% Aug
Sep
par
Feb
800
75
25
25%
*78
7
Iff
77/a
25%
4%
'
1%
*71
75
200
1,700
300
Iff
.
25%
90%
2,300
,,
39
"7
it
1%.
*71
80
*78
12
.
700
8%
32
32
*23%
4%
*78
%
*4 Vb
*88%
4%
80
*78
12,200
5
.
1%
76
71
24%
88
5
61
4%
5
*l7ff
24%
4%
*56
39
39
24%
"78
14%
4%
*60%
57
4%
5
iff
76
1,100
Jan
par
10
Telephone
Sep
Jan
48%
Dec
8% May 27
85 Ve Jun 12
General
Nov
91
132%
28%
3
Sep
Dec
9
Jan
Oct
104
Jan
78% July
125
10
-'—1
Steel Cast $6 preferred—No par
6 A
12%
12%
12%
61.
*60
56%
*56
*38%
2
12'A
4%
5
60%
24%
"87%
900
107%
Dec
43% Nov
'
*4% '
5
iTff
2
12%
*12
4%
5
60%
39
39
%
12%
56%
14%
40
*39
'
4%
*56
14%
%
*1%
60%
4%
*55%
5
5
*56
4%
61%
*60
*105'A
1,900
16
*15%
15%'
Mar
14
■
5
x4%
5
*60
16
15%
15%
107,'%
July
5
10
-
*15%
Jan
144
Dec
3% Oct
111% Apr
General Shoe Corp—_—
*106'A
%
131% Feb
General Refractories—
1,100
7%
Dec
Oct
9% Jan
No par
1,200
9%
5%
Dec
115
■
4'A Nov 20
5
16%
Gen
Jan
39%
16
9%
690
55
19% Jan
16'A
v.
Dec
% Oct
31% Nov
9%
58%
16
14% Apr 28
16%
58
Sep
46% Feb
12
21% Apr 28
x
No par
100
1
No par
9%
58
104
2
preferred—;.
Gen Realty St Utilities
$6 pref opt div series
*16 Va
57%
Jun
16
6%
16%
57%
Apr
101
90'A Feb
10c
9%
16%
*9
4
5
Apr
Railway Signal—
60
9
Jan
Jan
Public Service—.—-
1,000
%
preferred--—
1,600
12%
Apr
7% Nov
104
30
.—No
1,300
Mar
10% Feb
52% Jan
No
—
8
'
17
122
Outdoor Adv A
$6
Apr
100
10
—
preferred
Sep
5% Mar
Dec
6
—No
preferred-
$5
2%
13
16% Apr
——
General Motors Corp
Gen
24
Sep
23
Dec
3% Oct
Jun
Nov
13
120
$6 conv preferred series A-No par
—No par
General Mills
15
12
Feb
No par
4'A
106%
*29
31
1,200
Li\
2%
2%
Apr
7% Apr
9% Nov
Sep 11
6% Sep 16
% Nov '28
No par
$4.50 preferred
Dec
Aug
2
No par
No par
Gen Gas <fc Electric A—
99 '
66
'
100
Corp
14%
%:
*104
%
•
%
2
12%
12%
104%
*29
31
*29
9%
56%
%
%
%
*29%
""■V
%
%
-
*30
'
•
700
400
18%
4 Va
*103
'
%
JU'i'/a
*103%
20
Jan
July
.23% July
93% Deo
Jan
3% Jan
No par
General Foods
10
2% July 31
100
General Electric Co
Nov
Deo
21
106
preferred——1
7 ft
40
41
3% Apr
No par
104%
*14%
4'A
104%
25,300
42
*2%
14%
•
20
130%
*17%
17%
2%
"10*
%
%
■
20
400
127
127
127%
17%
14%
14
14
104%
83
130 Va
127
127
5,700
93
83
*90%
'
ftt
"129%
1%
We
1%
93
ft
130%
40%
41
40%
126%
*17%
l'A
*90 'A
100
113
'
,
18
1%
8 Va Apr
5
General Cigar Inc
300
19%
132
132 '
Deo
3
May 8
2% July 3
6% Apr 22
*
Va
19
134
~9
1%
16
No par.
Feb
Jan
3
par
preferred
cum
Jan
May
1
—5
5
Class A
650
36
3
Sep
General Cable Corp
7Va
72 %
132
"2%
7
May 27
Jan
35
General Bronze Corp
7%
72
19
*131
1.000
Jan
*
Feb
2% Sep
2% Jan
Mar 11
No
20 V*
105
11
98
Transportation
preferred—
$8
Sep
Dec
9%
32% May
6
-50
No par
General Baking——
40
2%
7%
72
71'A
19
*18%
131%
3,600
5%
4
2%
*7%
71
19%
4%
*4
2%
2%
70
*
Amer
132
132
*131
*4
36%
5 Va
x5%
5%
5%
Gen
32%
97
-No par
preferred
Jan
May
24
19
51
Gen Amer Investors-;
Deo
13%
3
'
-10
—5
Jan
Dec
Sep 28
1% Jan
—1
preferred—
Apr
7
38% Jan
l'A Jun 23
8
Nov
35
Dec
3
10'A Feb
45
15% Apr 24
85% Apr 10
par
No
Wood IndWstries Inc—
$6
34%
*82
Apr 29
20
(The)—,
Co
27
Jan
16% July
103
17
13
8
42%
;
Jan
9
18% Nov
26
Jun
Oct
Jan
33%
30
21
136
5
-No par
—1
_.
200
29%
114
(The) cl A
(Robert)—
Gaylord Container Corp—
3% A conv preferred
—
2,200
'
%
*112'A
Gar
600
■'
34%
29
Gamewell
5 A
9%
*100%
6%
102 "A
'
14% Sep
105
25%
Jun
Nov
Sep
Jan
Dec
3%
127/a Jan 26
May 28
Sep
18%
Deo
<;• 21
42 "* Dec-
..
38
100
preferred
6 A
114
13
11% Jan
9% Apr 28
„1
Inc
Co
Galr
5% Jan
16
45%
-
17'A
5
36% Mar 19
8% Sep 30
27% Mar 14
7
Feb
Dec
Jan
16%
25% Oct 20
'21%
May 22
10
preferred—
conv
Gabriel Co
9
*47 A
6 A
*100'A
6%
98
Aug 28
_25
Co_
31% May
8% Dec
96% Jan
Apr 21
:
131%
*18%
131
131%
69%
2 Va
*9 A
54
6 A
*131
2%
2%
*7 %
5%
4
4%
54
240
18
*8%
'
9%
i"' *47 A
102%
6'A
OO
36 Vb
37
*131
*131
*4%
*
5^8
5%
5%
5%
*5%.
*130
6 A
27/u
9
A
*9
10
2%
Vs
*8%
9
*47 A
54
101 %
r-i O H
2
9%
9%
'
18'A
xl8 A
2%
2%
*8%
*8%
9
*8'A
*9%
.'
2%
19%
2%
Trailer
Fruehauf
157/a Dec
Mar 27
3
No par
pfd—100
Freeport Sulphur Co
1,000
>
'
»
15
Nov
39% Feb
May 14
18
No par
Francisco Sugar Co
1,700
*9
97«
1,600
600
*2
2
Ve
2%
1%
35
Dec
-10
preferred—
prior
6 A
90
105
•28
10
—.——
F'k'n Simon St Co Inc 7 A
17%
17
9 Vb
2,300
27
86,
—1
Machinery Corp—
$7 conv preferred
190
6%
49
34%
35 Va
35 V8
16%
6'A
Ml
95%
17
*94%
1%
*9
1,100
*17
9 A
1%
1%
1 %.
*41
*41
35%
Foster-Wheeler
10
6%
52
Food
133
17%
6%
35'A
100
Dec
Dec
Jan
26% July
14% Jan
Feb
12%
100
conv
1,600
8%
34%
20% Oct
-10
Corp—
preferred--;
Food Fair Stores Inc—
5%
9 VB
10
17%
*41
35%
50
*131
10
131%
131
135
*131
10
9%
9%
135
6%
52 ■
34%,
;
17%
6%
*41
35%
38%
,
40
42
..
40%
9%
9%
39%
39
3%
33
*30
33
*9
9%
*9
*3%
3%
*3%
*30
33
39
17
*6%
52
*41
9%
38%
*9
"
4
*3%
*30
10
17.
6%
6%
3%
30%
135
*131-
17%
*17
9%
3 7 "A
10
10%
135
•■*
*
37%
38
10%
*131
33
*30
9%
*9%
.
3%
30%
3%
3%
4
30%
Co__
12% Nov
41% Dec
3
29% Apr 30
9 % Jan\ 2
Florsheim Shoe class A—--No par
'
*3%
,
preferred
$4.50
100%
*96
24%
24%
24%'
18
100%
*96
100%
*96-
21
29
87 Va Apr
-—No par
—No par
—No par
100
Dec
77/a Apr
6 A
(The)_
Jan
May
29% Apr
13% Jan
preferred series-A
100
First National Stores—---No par
103%
Jan
Mar
Apr
Firestone Tire St Rubber———-10
'103'A
Aug
Nov
Apr
1
Y_——$2.50
12
Ml-
Ferro
No par
100
preferred
conv
Aug
8
-No par
3%
-14%
10
; 20
No par
:
Federal Min & Smelt Co
*75%
3%.
,
20
15
41%
12
12
40%
*19%
20'A
15
3'A
14%
*75%
10
80
20%
*11
77
*3%
77
*78%
11
xll
11%
*11%
3%.
14%
19%
-
U Jan
No par
33
21%
20
20
(2.50
Corp
33
11%
3%
14%
4%
10
5
6%
*78%
3%
10% Oct 23
2
—3
21%
20
share
4
—
32%
82
f per
5
*6%
*77%
Highest
t per share
3% Jan
Co
Corp—
30O
1
Year 1941
I per share
-100
21%
x20
11%
6%
24%
%
20%
*11%
Products
6%
24%
I per share
Lowest
4% Jun
Cleaner
Vacuum
Range for Previous
Lota
Highest
par
pref series A
32%
40%
.
23%
7
77%
*19%
37%
6%
*6%
*14%
3%
*40%
36%
21%
21%
14%-
*11%
36%
3%
82
20%
11%
3%
*75%
16,100
36%
100-Share
of
No par
32%
*32
32%
*21%
14%
7%
7%
U
»3/„
'*11 %
8%
7%
6%
23%
1
24
7%
8
2,900
No
JErle RR common:
Ctfs of benef lnt
8
*3%
•
Par
7%
Basis
Lowest
<
Shares
I per share
share
On
EXCHANGE
8
36
36
36
the Week
Range Since January 1
STOCK
NEW YORK
Sales for
Dec. 4
7%
■7%
7%
7%
I per
share
7%
7%
36
36%
36
t per
share
7%;
7%
X7'A
8 %
7%
share
per
x8
8A
8 A
S
Friday
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
Nov. 30
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
2009
10
25
Mar 31
9 Va May
20
1% May 22
2
48% Jan
*
2% Jun
18
Jun
;
3
2
Sep
11% Aug 31
10%
Jun
11%
Apr
14% Jan
6
10%
Dec
18%
Sep
3% Jan
29
1%
Feb
Sep
28
86
4% Oct
33% Oct
13
Jan
3 % July
55
24
1%
Feb
4%
23
9
Feb
23%
Dec
Aug
Doc
H
*12
*10
*100"
12%
*12
10%
104
12%
*10%
"100
For footnotes
see
10 Va
104
page
12
10 Vb
'100-
2015.
12
10'A
104
*12
10%
"100
12'A
10'A
104
xll Va
*10
*100
11%
10 Va
104
*11
*10
*100
100
Hackensack
7 A
Water
preferred
.—
class A—
11%
300
Hall
10%
300
Hamilton Watch Co.——_
104
6 *
Printing
Co—
preferred
:
19% May 21
25
11
33
8% Mar 16
13
29
8
95
Apr
Jun
25
Mar 11
Feb
Jan
11
5
Aug 22
Jl% Nov 12
106% Feb
7
23%
Dec
33
Jan
33
Feb
38
Mar
Dec
16%
Jan
8%
8%
102
Dec
15
Jan
Dec
108
July
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2010
Monday, December 7, 1942
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
low and high sale prices
Monday
Saturday
f per
t per
share
92
*7%
8%
*7%
1%
1%
1%
1%
90%
91 %
*90%
91%
8
8
*57
58
8%
*7%
*85
101
13%
138
*4
4%
4
1,900
'
92
200
!
5
8%
*7%
8%
8
8
*1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
90%
90%
91 %
92 Va
92%
7%
51%
92%
;'T
7%
8Va
7%
8Va
"*
57%
57 %
x56%
56%
8
57%
92%
2.900
93%
7%
*151
157
13%
*13
157
13 VB
70
70
*151
157
*151-
157
*151
157
*151
Helme
157
13%
13 Va
13'/a
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13
70%
*70
Hecker Products
400
.
70 Va
71
69%
70
70 %
70%
70
%
(G
'
135
134
*132
41%
*132
134
*132
*40%
43%
4iys
*42
42%
*93%
96
*92%
95
*91
95
16
*13%
134
42%
43
'
Hercules
*
Motors-
_No
L:
*92%
43%
"
*92%
95
51
100
93% Jan
■125
158
2
134
9
Oct
19
Jan
Jun
Dec
8
Dec
96
Jan
Dec
168
July
150
13
Jan
—
3%
Deo
50'/a
28
72
Apr 27
" Feb
Feb
14% Nov
9
Feb
—
—
5
19
28
Jan
76
25
58% Oct
Feb
6%
101
Deo
'
1%
19
8 l'a Nov
4
'
Jan
149%
Dec
/
—
Jan
25%
-
96
Sep
%
Sep
10%
Apr
16%
65%
.'
Dec
80% July
123% May
x
Jan
132%
Oct
'
:
.
,
i
95
6
2
May
141% Apr
10 V4 Apr
par•
_No par
3%
92
6
24
4% May
45
106%
Jap
'''
8% Nov
79% Apr
1
140
May 12
.—25
preferred—'—1
cum
2
88
Highest
I per share
Deo
12%'Dec
10
'4% Feb
7
29
Jan
Jan
1% Jan
Hercules Powder-—__L_
6 %
3% Mar
100
19
;
4
——
1,000
2,000
50
16% Jan
146
2
5% May 21
25
'
134
*42
95
43
42%
*91%
*131%
132%
132%
Apr
80
Lowest
f per share
17
Jan
% Jun
'
*132
f
—1
Corp——
•
1
104
12% Apr 29'
•
•
Year 1941
Lots
Highest
I per share
.
Apr 20
X126
-100
W)—n_r
Preferred
13 %
70%
100-Share
2
tHaiel-Atlas Glass- Co—
9,200
57%
,
*151
_i_l
Hayes Mfg Corp_
580
7 To
*56
100
preferred^—!
!rHayes Industries Inc——,*,
•
100
96
par
1—•.—i.
6 % %
of
S per share
_No par
Refrac—i—._No
preferred-'
Basis
Lowest
Corp of Amer class A—
Hat
:
'
*7%
'(M A) Co 45 pfd!
Harbison-Walk
•
6 %
4
On
-
Par
r
...
Hanna
138
*85
92
>
20
'•
13%
*131
4-%
*85
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
101
13 %
13%.
*131
92
*99%
NEW YORK
the Week
8%
8
58
*3%
92
58
7%
.
4%
*85
1 per share
*99%
138
Sales for
Dec. 4
1 per share
share
13 %
*131
1
Friday
Dec, 8
100
13
138
*4
92
*85
100
12%
12%,.
4%
4Va
4%
*4%
$ per
102
*131
138
*131
138
*85
13
12%
12 7a
12%
*130
*100 '
Thursday
Dec. 2
t per shan
101%
STOCKS
Wednesday
Dec. 1
share
101%
101 Va
*100%
Tuesday
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
300
'
,
i—— _No
preferred——.■_No
Hershey Chocola-te—
,
i
$4 .conv
par
30% Mar
par
79
44
5
9
33%
102% Jan
12
99%
12% Mar 11
14% NOV
27
12%
£>ec
11
17
Nov
7
12%
Dec
18% Aug
29% Nov
10
13%
Dec
30%
5%
Dec
Mar 13
July
56%
Dec
"
[Jun
115
Jan
Jan
*
is%
*25%
14
*13%
14
*13%
14
15%
15%
15'/a
*15%
15%
*15 %
15%
27
*14
26%
26%
*26%
28
*26 %
7%
*6%
*7
12%
12%
29%
28%
12 V4
12%
115
*113
28
28%
28%
100
>
*
& Dauch Paper Co—i—^a10
200
Hires Co
26%
600
Holland Furnace. (Del)
VB
500
12%
600
*67«
7
12 Va
12%
*113
115
'<
Hollander &"Sons
7%
28%
28%
28%
12.500
*37 Vb
38%
*37%
38 %
(C E) The
1
-•
-
6
—5
(A)—
300
Mar 21
14'A Jan
10
—
Jan
—!
100
Mining---:
[—12,50
7% Dec
6
2
21% Oct
1
30
18% Jan
27
111% Feb
preferred.-
Homestake
2
12 % Dec
Holly Sugar Corp.—-No par
115
28%
28%
H{nde
15%
26%
.
7
x7
*12 Vb
*113
15
*15j,4
26
7%'
12%
115
*113
••*13%
14
15%
X25%
27%
7%
7%
*12%
12%
115
*113
29%
28%
7
7V4
12%
115
*113
14
*15%
115
Feb
20
13
38% Feb
39% Oct
9% July
9
Apr
Dec
52%
Jan
24
30
Feb
30'/a
x
Dec
39
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
38
38%
*9%
38
9%
10
38
10
9%
*42%'
*37%
38
10
10 Vb
•*42%
44 %
*102%
104%
103%
103%
*102%
3%
•3%
3%
3%
3%
32%
32%
*32 y»
32%
32%
10%
42%
*42 V4
43%
103%
103%
300
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 %
2.200
32%
32%
900
Tit
;
500
103%
400
10%
10 Vb
42%
43
32
10%
42 V4
*103%
31Tb
3%
42%
•
104%
3%
104%
44
38 Va
*103
42 Va
;
*32
*32
32%
10%
»
•
1
2,000
Class B
No
8
% Jan
2
30% Apr
par
Jan
29
par
V Household Finance———No
-
5*9
•
—
'
96
preferred--!-—-—-100
Houston Oil
■
27
Houdaille-Hershey cl A—_a.__No par
of Texas
Howe Sound
CO--—i———5
t
v
-25
c.
Aug
115
'
*38
Sep
Jan
107%
5
2
16%
Oct
M%
Nov
9
44
Jan
20
36
Dec
64
106 "
Sep
18
100
Aug
111
Jan
24
4% Oct
24
2%
Dec
5
July
2
34% Feb
3
26 Va
Apr
37%
Jan
1% Aug 31
A
Dec
%
Jan
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
15% May
21%
Sep
May
2'A Apr
1
29% May
7%
Dec
Jan
'
1
4%
*4
*3%
4%
4%
*4
4%
21
21
21
1
*%
4%
4%
4%
20%
21%
*4
.
41 i.
4%
20%
20%
201
20%
a
•
.
.
4%
Hudson
1
300
21
3.200
34
%
•
7%
%
4%
4%
4%,
4%
%
U
%
%
%
2,600
IHupp Motor Car C6rp„—
Illinois
%
,<•
'
7%.
7%
7%
19i/e
*18%
7%
7%
19%
19 %
*19
19%
19
*39
39%
*39
39%
38%
39
39
4
4%
*4
4%
*4
4%
*3%
7%
7%
7%
7 7 it
8
8
2
Jan
2
17
23% Nov
9
3 Vs Jan
2
5% Nov
7
2%
Dec
4%
Jan
A Jan
2
1% Apr
13
%
Not
%
Jan
5% Jan
2
1
100
Central RR Co_.
2
16% Apr
100
:
2.000
4%
/
[
preferred-"—-
,5%
% Jan
100
Hud Bay Min & Sm Ltd-——No par
Hudson Motor Car———-No par
;
'
%
Manhattan.
&
2,900
4%
4%
4%
1
,
4%
20%
20%
•//
%
* %
4%
%
%
5 Vb Aug 31
9% Nov
4
23 % Oct
26
4%
Dec
10% Aug
11%
Dec
24
31
Dec
2
Dec
4%
Aug
Dec
21%
Jan
'
'
19%
19 %
19%
39
39
39
4
4
4
19'a
/
12
12
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll-Tb
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
ll%t
29 %
28%
29
28%
291/a
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29
*
162%
159 Vb
58
*57%
10%
6%
6%
*6%
7% ;
*6%
5%
6%
6
90
240
RR
See
2
-1000
scries A—
ctfs
54
54
53%
163
162%
%
2% Jan
2
4% Oct
10% Sep
21
16% Feb
4
14% Oct
23
29% Dec
3
11%
11%.
1,600
Indianapolis P & L Co——No par
11%
1.200
29%
1,900
Indiant Refining/———
Industrial Rayon———No
par
1,400
IngersollrRand—
par
74
May
—100
153
July
89
,
90
*160
160
60%
61
10%
10%
10 %
10
6%
—No
preftrred
2,700
Inland
10%.
6%
23
*22-%
22%"
107
107%
107% :""
106%
7
5%
5%
145%. 146%
6%
Va
*6%
7
7
6 Vr
6
2,100
Inspiration Cons Copper—«
7%
500
22%
22%
22%
.
*107
1%
7%
5%
:
108
108
5%
148
*6
7%
2234
.7%
5%
147%
*6
.
xlO %.
10%
10%
1,100
.
,.
7%
Steel
No
Co——
-
■
Insuranshares
54
55
541/4
163 %
55
%
-
a
%
•i fi
.
55%
163-
1631%. 163%
%
163 Va
56%.
■»
Corp
6 '/c
Intercont'I: Rubber——No
5,500
Interlake Iron—
1,100
Int
7,600
Internat'l
•
Business
154
Sep
4
63
Dec
90%
Jan
12% Jan
14
8 '/•
Dec
13%
Jan
7%
2]
6% Feb
5
6
18% Oct
5
23% Jan
27
19
Dec
100% Aug 21
111% Feb
3
107
July
6
5
140
Int
Hydro-Elec Sys class A
10%
4,700
Int
Mercantile
8 %
1,400
Internet* Min A Chem—
Harvester——
t Preferred
par
par
40
100
No
—*
10%
10%
10%.
10%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8*8
5 41 i»
541%
53
*52%
3%
3%
53
54
*53 "2
147
,
135
*
*132
3%
3%
3%
3^%
3%
27%
28i/a
27%
28 y«
27%
135
*132
135
Apr
May
8
166
6
8%
7%
44 %
3%
43%
3%
*44
*3%
8
7%
44
■
8
135
*1.32
7%
e:
43%
43%
.
43%
.
54%
600
*132
3%
¥—No par
4%
Marine-
5% May 25
5
3% May 29
preferred—!-
38,
-——100-
3%
3%
18,500
135
Preferred'
7%
8
«
*39%
40%
*39 %
40%
*40
4iy2
*39%
40%
*39%
41%
*39%
44'
a
311 H
41
*27%
28%
*27%
28
*27%
28
*271%
27%
*36%
38
40
38
40
*36
39%
44%'
44%.
*3%
3%
1,800
*100%
104
6%
7%
6%
7
7
7%
*6%
7y8
9%
9%
103
%
38
9%
*9%
*100%
*36
103
39%
40
4 J.
27%.
38
*100%
6%
*91
92%
*91
92%
*10%
10%
xlO
6%
*6%
6%
91/4
10
*91
r
Co„<
*39
,
27%
39*%
*39%
,
5%
41
27'/.
260
preferred—
conv
27%
27y2
*26%
139
*136%
9%
*9%
*9%
26
26
98
*261/4.
*136%
9%
'•
*93
9%
27%
-
*33%
37
37i»
■,«.
*100%
103
*1001/4
103
International
100
100
66%
67
129
19
19
18%
55
55
55
55
*54%
64 %
65
64%
64%
*64
*
67
.129
128
*8
10%
67
*
V
8%
9
6%
Apr
13%
Nov
9% Oct
9
55% Oct
26
4% Nov
21
9
23
Dec
126% Jan
' 3
135 / July 16
125
May
7% Dec
2
10
•
1%
Dec
15% Jan
5
10%
Feb
60% Jan
5
51«/«
23
131
Dec
3% Nov
43%;Mar 30
1 Va
1% Oct
1
A'o par
——
26
7 7e
Silver.;—:——50
26
May 20
67 %
*9%
6
May
preferred————
Intern! Telep &
76.700
'6
*
9%
70
».
66%.
19%
55 Vb
55V«
55%
64V2
64 %
65 y2
8%
129
*8
27%
139
Preferred
r.
100
9%
9%
100
26%
1,900
*96
98
67%
May
,
Oct
Oct
31>/4 Jan
49
Feb
15
95
Jan
7 Vb Nov
28
1 Va
Dec
3%
7% Nov
65
Johns
10
Xl8%
19 /'
*53
53%
65
*63
63%
21
1%
Dec
3%
9
5Va
Feb
1,600
8%
8%
3,800
85
—100
1—No
'•
par
10% Nov
2
4
Jan
54%,May
6
•
7
'
5
26 Va
Feb
-
104
Oct
Oct
:
9% Aug
5»/4
33% Aug
134% Aug
9
31%
Dec
5
107%
Dec
68
2
Dec
Nov
3
64
Jan
fl
79% Jan
49%
4
24% Jan
3
-
122
Dec
14
Dec
61
May 20
7% Aug 13
59
'
128
Dec
67
1
Sep
Feb
Aug
86% July
Dec
Deo
Dec
27% July
Oct
64%
8%
11/ Jan 20
Jan
71%
Nov
16%
Jan
44
111%
'
■
Sep
Dec
5
129
Sep
Sep
Sep
98
Feb
10% Nov
-
14
Mar
124
33Va Jan
9
1
13
Nov;
87
107% Jan
,
17% May 20
Steel——No par
5 %
pref series A
—;
.1 00
5% pre! series B conv———100
Joy Mfg Co————:
—1
12
32% Jan
50% May 15
122
100
Jones & Laughlin
500
May
Jan
138
18
18% May 15
No par
Manville—
Apr
5% Jan
I
—
—
V -Preferred
600
8'A
v
(W B) -Co
Jewel -Tea Co Inc.-
3,400
129
55
8'%
Jarvls
-
24% Apr 29
127
———1
4% % -preferred-
66% ' 66%
*128
19%
55
.
*9%
x26 %
19%
8%
26
49
104% Oct
7
A 7% Apr 29
par
Island- Creek Coaln—.1
$6 .^preferred—
27
129
129
In'tertype Corp————No
*136% 139
98
36%
*96
68
19
Sep
48%
Feb
25%
95
200
*128
Jun
2%
16
17
,/ 200
9%
5
39% Oct
88% Apr
27%
1.0%
*26%
98
Feb
10% Nov
10%
*10
*136%
26%
32
.May, 6
29
10%
9%
38 Va
.6% Jun
*26%.
26%
13
Interstate Dept .'Stores———No par
93
*96.
30
48% Feb
Mar
600
92%
26y2
Sep
73%
•
'
92%
139
46% Jgn
14
39
2
*91%
26.%
23
par
Sep
Jan
20
Apr
32'/a May
2
9%
*9% -10%
9
30% Oct
par
J an
9%
92 ya
July
4
31%
-
"
1% Jan
*95;,
9%
19
■*
Jan
12% Jan
2
6
129
8%
2%
94
5%
6%
*136%
67%
128
19;
19
Dec
——100
6%
*6
27
9%
67
Jan
%
Teleg———No par
Foreign share ctfs
—No par
6
6%
139
98
*128
July
170 •
19
2,200
6%
*91.
26%
*96
57
Jun
30% Oct
preferred——1001
International Shoe
600
*6%
9%
92 y2,
*9%
98
Dec
'
37
103
•5%
—
26'%
26%
26
*96
*9%
27%'
139
42'A
Jan
29
100
International Salt—-—u-~~no
6%
«
Dec
Jan
167%
25
'
*136%
8
11%
May
Apr
1% Apr
_15
Inter Rys of Cent Am——No
1,000
.
•
103
Feb
Dec
-
150
9
Sep
Sep
113% Jan
'
44 It
3%
*39%
39%
Jan
k
I——— —-———100
International' Paper
13,400
'
*36
3%
24 Va Apr
Internat'l Mining Corp——_—^-1
Int Nickel of Canada———No par
4,200
28
'
44%
3%
Jan
27
'
3%'
3%
7"^
>
3
July
% Jan
.
'
8
9
57 % Dec
24
Va July 27
_25
.
'
3%
28%
28
28%
111%
161
Feb
14
3,000
10 y2
53
8
Jan
5% Apr
'
8%
*132
3
74% Feb
Jan
•;«
10%
135
163% Dec
8% May 20
•
*132
100
10% Jan
%
8'/4
3%
1
3
24
Apr
151% Jan
%
ii
i a
101/4
x28
29% July
5% Apr 29
770
8 V4
29 y8
20% May
85% Dec
-
'i
*
-
9% July
5% May 20
109% Mar 16
163%
Aug
45% May
Feb
5
par
55%
56
24
13%
—No par
Machines——No
*162%
10%
3%
3%
29
Apr
54
par
preferred--'————100
57%,
8%
53
21
2-
5
par
——No
163 Va
LO
•
10%
53
*52%
6% Jun
Mar 25
42
1
—
5,400
5%
J. 48 %
8%
*8
TO
20
Inc
Ctfs
Inter chemical
100-
V
8 Va
5%
148'4
5%
148
146%
xoa%
10%
10%
May 13
32% Jan
"
163
13
100
lines 4%——-—4.-100
29 Vb
.
89
60
preferred series A—,
*11:,«
■
•
60 31
3 63'a
59
Leased
163%
89
165
58 Va
*6
108
.
*159
23
148
148
150 Va
*147%
6%
*106%'
108
*106%
59
*ioy2
23
23
23%
*88 %
165
6%
130
'
10%
*6
%
*57%
57%
10%
91
*88
*159
162%.
57
10%
23
92%
*90
92%
"SO
*159%
/
700
4
*3%
12%
*11%
19%
39 Va
,
*39
,
,14 '
i
%
Sep
:
v
'
K
11 Va
11%
11 Va
.
124
120
5 %
*120
5Vi
-
*5Vi
■.
.
24
*23%
11%
23%
5%.
*121 %
■
...
23%
*7%
8 V,
*7%
84%
*81%,
83%
11
11
104
*10%
110"
*104
*5 Va
*22
8 Va
84%
"
11%
,
124
%
*7%
82
11%
11%.
*121%
5 Va
23
104 Va
5%
23%
7.%
11%
v
110
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
135b
1%
*7%
7%
*7%
11%
123%
*121%
5%
5%
"*20%
5%
23%
.
7%
.7%
"
:•
82
82
7%
11%
123%.
5%
/■
*21,
'
11%
1,300
124
•'
800
23%
—10
5
City P & L pf ser B——No par
City Southern——No par
% prefefred-i-c.————100
117
Kalamazoo
Furn_,
Stove &
Kan
50
5%
-Kansas
700
4
-
e
Feb 10
Mar 17
2% Jan
16.
2
May 26,
12% Oct
13
4%
Dec
Oct
16
xll6%
Jun
7% Oct
26
124
"
29% Nov
10%
*104%
*7%
83
10%
83%
*10%
11
*104%
110
.
HO
*7%
8%
83%
8%
83 v2
10%'
*104%
10%
s>7a
300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
(J)
prefcrred—^
&
1'
Jan
7
10% Apr
9
/:
%
100% Jan
11% Sep
24
102
"
24
14% Nov
8% Nov
9
<
:
6"
•
Jan
Aug
Dec
<22% Aug
14% Aug
104%
Jan
Dec
9
Aug
Dec
9%
6%
7
12s/,
121% Mar
Mar
121%
Apr
13% Dec
95
12
Sep
Dec
100
13
4% Jan" 9
—
,
17
93% July 23
preferred_100
Kelsey Hayes Wh! conv cj A——1
Class B~———
-1
200
Apr
Dec
7
100
Co——i——1-5
Keith-Albee-Orpheum
900
j
conv
Kayser
-
*7%
6
82
/ Kaufmann Dept' Stores_—,
130
110
*13%
.
400
v
2
11% Feb / 5
'
8%
*13%
-11%
11%
124
22%
.
82
*10%
*
110
11%
124
9%
Dec
4%'Dec
18
Jan
'8% Jan
'
-103%
105
27 Vt
27%
*103%
105
105
105
26%
27%
*13%
14
14
14
*14
*26
26 Va
25%
26
*25%
..
26%
*2
2 Vb
*2
2V»
*2
34%
*34
34%
34
19%
19%
19%
19%
*2%
*25
19%
3%
*2 Va
3 Va
24
25%
26
9%
*9
*9
9%
26%
105
26
34
19%
*14
14%
400
26 %
*25%
26%
*25%
26 va
300
*2
,
33,%
19 Va
2 Vb
34
19%
3
*2%
3%
22%
22%
26%
26
*9
26
27%
*2
2 Vb
34%
19%
3
19%
19%
26'/a
*2%
22%
22
26 Va
9%
*8%
9%
*3%
36
36 Vb
36 Vb
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
17%
17%
17%
17Va
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10Va
*10%
10%
25%
25 Va
25 V'b
25%
25%
25%
*25%
26
19'/a
19%
*
108
105
2%
1
*105
2%
108
*2 !/a
1
iii
19%
*105
19%
108
20%
"105
2Tb
2%
2%
2'/a
1
1
1
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
30
4%
For
14 %
23%
*23%
30%
4%
4%
footnotes
4 Via
see
*107
2%
2
4%
page 2015.
14 %
1 *
%
30
4%
*19 %
^
,
13
*13 Va
14 Vb
23%
30%
4%
20%
107%
2%
14%
14
1,100
..
,
20%
108
Va
%
600
20
2%
.1 .->
1
1
3,500
2,400
105% Jan
20
98%
Feb
,37% Jan
3
30%
Dec
: 9
14%
Nov
17
1:1%
Dec
24% Jun
25
29
Jan
3
25
Dec
1% Jan
' 5
2% Feb
5
30% Sep
par
4
40% Feb
5
22% Jan
9
May
106
Mar
39% July
14% July
38
Jan
"
l-l
:——-No par
Kresge (S S) Co_
-10
Kresge Dept Stores——
—1
Kress. (S. H) & Co—
—No par
Kroger Grocery & Bak——No par
preferred
Laclede Gas Lt Co
800
11%
30
220
17 Tb
1,000
23%.
24
9 %
36%
25%
23 Va
29 Va
*8%
HVb
*11%
*13%
2,400
11%
11%
*23%
2,000
25%
23%
14 Vb
,
*35Va
20 %
.
J
6
2
11% Apr
26% Jun
'
Kinney (G R) Co—2—
$5 prior
200
'
26 Vb
'•
3,700
,
10%
23%
24
3%
26
*11 %
30
*23 %
19%
*17
,
107%
1
11%.
*13%
20%
108
2%
10%
*25%.
80
22 Va
26
9%
36
34%
100
Kennecott Copper——
Kimherly-Clark--———-No
1
2%
34%
3
22%
38
20%
.
•
*2
34%
17%
*19
22,600
"
17 Va
*36
27%
pfd A—!—No par
No par
Keystone Steel & W Co—T—^No par
Kendall Co S6 pt-
10
14%
23
; 25%
105
27%.
27%
3
,
*104
27%
14%
*25%
Va
2Ve
.
105
-*104
14 %
23
23
26
VV
23
'
*14
'
*34
*23
*104
27.
14%
100
St Louis
100
No par
Lane Bryant——*——No par
Lee Rubber & Tire_;
v
—5
Lehigh Portland Cement
—25
4 vo
conv preferred
:
-100
JLehigh Valley RR
50
Lehigh Valley Coal
No par
6 % conv preferred..
50
5%
preferred.
Lambert Co
10%
11V4
2,000
23%
23 %
900
Lehman
a
(The)
Corp
—
14%
*13%
14%
400
Lehn & Fink Prod
24
24
24
*24%
24%
300
Lerner
30%
30%
31%
30'a
30%
5.900
Llbbey Owens Ford G1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
8,600
Libby
Stores
1
5
(The)
Corp
Corp——
McNeill &
No
par
—No par
Libby—
7
Mar 31
17
:
2% Jun
19% May
15
7
22% Apr 29
7Va Apr 29
'3% Jan .23
Jan
2
29% Jan
5
27
1%
..
Dec
23%
Feb
21
Dec
2%
Feb
x22% Mar
24
Feb
5%
Feb
21% Apr
24
41% Sep
30
17%
Jan
11% Jan
2
17% Oct
15
10%
Dec
8% Mar 17
." 15% Apr 15
11% Dec
4
26% Oct
20
:
13
May
8
7
Jan
14%
Dec
3% July
: 40% July
26%
Sep
5%
Sep
28% Aug
29% Jan
17%
Sep
45% July
14%
13
Sep
Aug
27% July
26% Oct
9
19%
Aug
4
113
Jan
16
107%
Dec
116%
Jan
2% Jun
2
4
Jan
26
1%
Jan
5%
Aug
1% Jan
20
%
Feb
2 Va July
2%
Feb
18% May 29
104
% May
35
8% Jan
7
17% Apr
17
23 Va Jan
15% Aug 18
24% Nov
9
xl9
Apr
Dec
14%
Sep
24% Sept
14% Nov
11% Apr
24
14% Aug 31
11% .Dec
18
Apr
29
24
Nov-24
18%
Dec
20% Jan
5
31% Dec
3
19 Vs
Dec
Sep
45% Jan
12
5% Jan
20
3%
Dec
7% Jan
4
•
Mar
27%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Nov. 28
1 per share
t
"
•
$ per share
share
S per
29%
I per
f per share
*29
30
30
58
*29
30
29%
58
*28%-
*58
58'%
*58'A
58%
581%
58%
59%
59'%
591,8
59 %
58%
59%
59%
60
00%
60%
60
60 %
59
58%
59
59
175
175
176
22
*21
1
22
176
176
*176
176
177
*176
177
23%
*21
2314
*21
23%'
*21
23%
23%
<'21'■>
*34%
353%
12
16 %
16'%
16 %
43%
5%
5%,
.
33%
34
Lion Oil
1,200
16%
16%
9,600
Liquid Carbonic CorpLockheed Aircraft Corp
45 %
44%
4.4%
383%
38%
39
12%
12%
11%
15%
153%
15%
1614
16%
16%
16%
17a
443/4
38%
6 3/4
0%
6%
17%
17%
15%
16
44
44
44 Va '
38 %
3814
38%
.
1"
6'/4;
5%
5%
5%
'
6
6
6'A
,
4,600
16%
29
74% Jan
164 % Apr
16
-16% Apr
22'a Jun
18
17%
17%
*17%
17 %
16%'
*148
148
148
149'%
16 'A
16%
16 'A
Mar 13
33
Jan
177
Highest
I per share
39
Jan
64'4
Dec
961/3
Jan
64la
Nov
98
Jan
Jun
189
1734
5
Nov
Dec
21
Jun
Dec
30
Jan
3714
Jan
174
Dec
4
14
23% Nov
9
23
321# Feb
x20%
3710 Nov
12% Oct
16
Nov
24% Jan
x29
•"
Lone
16%
163/8
Xl5%
16
,
par
700
1491A
14%
15
15
15
15
59
59
58%
59
149%
14%
1491/2
15'A
'14%
*14%
'
149%
*147%
"14%
;
•
■
70
■
1,000
58
v,
■*
—-r„_-_100
preferred-
.7%
,
No par
Louisville Gas & El A—
Louisville ,& Nashville
.
■
59 3%'
*58%
-
58
58
58
58%.
,
2 -
.
—-100
,
34
Deq
19%
28
Apr
May
-.35
Apr
9
45 la Aug
19% Nov
11% Apr 29
128, Mar 30
11% Apr 9
55% Sep
2
May
13
'42% Jan 28
6% Dec 4
Mar 13
15
-.10
Co
(P)
1,100
15
58
14%
Lorillard
3,000
*147%' -149'/4
Jan
37
•
,131% Jun 16
2% Mar 27
No par
Corp_
.
llJ8M'ay i
14% May 20
<
Long Bell Lumber- A———No par
Loose-Wiles
Biscuit—
--25
14,500
'
-
,l..No
Star Cement
25% May 21
9% Jan • 2
*
'
*147%
73'4 Jan 12
50% Apr
No-par
;__A"o par,
—
-1
Refining Co—
Inc
Loew's
1,700
*
,
'
18
*16%
*17%
18
*17%
*17%
50% Apr 18
No par.
:
1,400
11%
12 3/4
15%
38%
Co__/.
15%
12
'
Link Belt
500
15%
43%
38%
.1,800
34
15%
44»%
38%
33;,4
11%
16'%
'
35'A
23%
.
16'/s
15'%.
44'%
23%
*15'A
11%
15%
38%
24 %
11%
*113/2
15%
44%
23 %
*331-2
34%
23%
24
34%
.
153/2
38%
t per share
32%
;_25
Lily Tulip Cup Corp__„_^_—No par
Lima Locomotive Wks
—No par
100
*
23%
23%
24%
35%
353/2
$ per share
share
Lowest
Jan
*
24%
25
*ll'/2
■
tPreferred
130
,
Year 1941
Highest
3
20
_>_25
———.-'100
Series B
.
t per
—5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco__
'4,100
'
*24%
Life Savers Corp
400
,
177
177
.
Lowest
Par
100
29%
*29
30
Range for Previonl
On
Shares
shart
*29
Ranee Since January 1
Basis of 100-Share Lots
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
the Week
t
Dec.
NEW
Sales for
Friday
■
.
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
share
per
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 80
Saturday
2011
1%
Dec
15
3%
23'4 Jan
Dec
19
Feb
Dec
Sep
"19%
.
Dec
60
26
Oct
45'% July
142% .Dec
76 Va lan
Sep
39%
Jan
12%
3114
Dec
13%
9
-16% Nov 10
149% Dec , 2
18'4 Jan
13% July
16-% Jan
Apr
Jan
162
Jan
22
Sep
741/a Nov
■■
130
*124
19
19
*124
130
181%
18%
130
*124
-
*124
18%
6%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27.14
21%
27 %•;
.27%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
201'8
20%
20'A;
20%
20%/
20%
2,0 %
*9%
10%
10'A
203/4
*3%
20 %
*20
,
*9%'
20%
,
"3%
*9 3%
■
10
*20
,
*9'%
10
20
20'
"314
"3
9%
9%
.*9%
20
•
201#
20
700
'
~3%
*3%
5%
13%
*13%
1%
2
3
'
,
*5%
5%
*13%
14'A
*13%
1%
*1%
5%
•
3%
'514
■
*5%
.
-
1%
1%
3
3
'33/4'"'
•
'A
14%:
1%
*
5%
3
"
1'
31a-
it
10
7%
7%
10'
9%
9%'
19%
19%
18%
*3%
19%
-
3%
%3%
11+
8
19
19'A
8%.
8
8
10
9%
10
-19 '
""8
10 %
191a,
19%
,S
.
730
10
■
;
3,700
19
1
% ■
••4
'-•;•■
32 \
32%
23
23
•
500
21%
<
900
19;
28%'
29
'
23%
22%
22%
*164'A
'
23%
-
23%
23
*22
vz
36%
3'/8
•
4
3%
-
/
22%
22%-
•
22%
*164'A
•
30%
22'A
2214
23
22%
,
16514
170
36%
36%
36
36
363/2
*2%
•
30
301%
*22%
"
170
*164'A
170
3%
•
23
22% '
22%
165
165%
36%
32%
31.
*22-3,4
37
105%'
.
37
x21%
•
2%
3'%
*2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
;*2%
23
*20
*100
*12
11%
*102%
105
107
*100
12
/
-
12%
*103
105
*103
*102%
21%
.•*19%
20 It
12%
105
*102%
Elec
Master
--7%
May-
McCall
preferred
$6 1st cum
12
Stores
Corp—
"
111#
.11%
1,800
McCrory Stores Corp
1,600
McGraw
*102%;, 105
"
,
5%
.
.100
—10
/___No pat
—--No par
—1
——1
__»100
-j
preferred
cpnv
17'/*
Dec
29%
13% Jan
22
11
Feb
14%
.2714 Jan
28
19%
Dec
31
300
8%
8%
*33%
"l%
*6%
*100%
*109
6%
104
*100%
*66
69
56
*55
6
5%
Dec
12%
Apr
0%
*56
104
*100%
104
*66
6%
6%
69'
6%
„
,
4)1'a
;
26%
27%
27
*4%
5
.
*66
59
,
09 '
*55
69
*55
:
27%
*27
30%
*27
58
27
31
30
30
29%
26%
26%
26 »A
5%
51%
,
,
17%
*19
173/2
.
191%
171#
19%
17%
19 V#
17%
17%
17%
18%
171.2
26%:
20 'A
*19'A
20%
20
54
54'A
54
*107%
108
107
111
107
54%
107
107 »/4
*10914
111
*109 1'4
111
54'A
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*59%
6U%
*59%
*13%
13%
13%
■'
1
3%
3%
'
17
17
81
81
791/2
'*114
115
*114
118 '
*118
115
•
*107
Dec
1114
7
"
Dec
17%
6
x20'/a
Dec
32%
Sep
Sep
6% Jan
6
3%
Dec
12%
Jau
28%
Jan
108
108
115
;* 118
111
2%
2%
61%
14.
3
3
21
6
Jan
81%
.'80%
80%
*113%
115
118
'
118
107»/2
,.
107%
118
8%
3% Nov
22
*31%
36 'A
*31%
33%
H'A
13%
131%
131'a
9 '/2
9%
9%
9%
11%
11%
11%
u'/2
li%
11%
22%
*22
,.
533/2
*51
22%
2% A
2%
.; *2% .,■3
..
107%
3,300
Monsanto
;
.$4.50
■
80
*5914
/
•
Ill
111
5%
5%
*32% V 34
1614
59%
'
591/2
•
*22
2%
;
•/'
,34
33 3/8
111
*110%
:•
34
*31%
15%
59%
111
5%
5%
-
.
22
2%
15%
-6
103%
Dec
'4
13%
9
34
Feb
341'4 Nov 23
109%
Dec
25'2
Jan
Dec
9 %
July
Dec
6
:
Jan
Aug
37%
,
26%
91/4 Dec
Nov
Sep
Sep
Apr
109%
Jan
Dec
108
Jan
7Vi May
103
1514
Mar 24
Feb
3
54
Jan
^2
6
Oct
29
Oct
77
July
Aug
33%
Oct
24
614
Dec
13
21%
Feb
29%
Sep
14
Feb
30%
Apr
Dec
37
Jan
24
4%
9%
Dec
13
Alar
17
18% Nov 12
23% Oct 13
Max'12 —
May 18
82
71
Dec
273/4 May
3Vb Feb
33'% Oct "7
30% Jan 16
7'/a Jan 14
Apr'15
Apr 28
Apr 17
Nov
9% July
70'/a Mar
72
Sep
110
Dec
"32
88% Apr'30,
10814 Nov 16
35% Jan' 2 "
5714 Nov 16
103% Jan 19108 , Oct 9
■
Xl07% May 19
I7'#
57%
834
% A
1%
1.2%
No par
——
—1100
Dec
86
38 %
125
Dec
34
Jan
17% July
Nov
Jan
Jan
"
105%
1%
45%
112
Deo
Dec
preferred—
Ma^ 15
'110
May 8
112. May 7
1021^ Apr 28
' .23% Apr 24
No'par
1—
series B-L-v——No
May 21
Jun'26
Apr 28
Jan
2
Jan
2
Feb 27
par
,-No pat
Aug 26
Oct
1
36
131/2
2,050
1,600
Motor
13
50
Essex:
&
Morns
9%
,61* Jan
2
97b Apr 23
Co„„-
20Vi Aug 27
No par
Wheel Corp———
—5
900
Motor
400
Mueller
:
900
Mullins Mfg Co class B—
'
11%
11%
Corp-1
Products
10
;■
"22
: 2%'
*,
2%
■
22
59%
,111
,55.
„
*110%
5%
5%
*31%
33
in
*57
32
-
.
'•'•'
-
-,
2,700
200
33
*311%
.
110
r
5%
5%
2
50
"
11 %
49
108%
'
434
30%
/—1
—.No par
Munsingwear Inc'
1—No par
Murphy ,Co (G C) —_4
—--No,par
'41*% preferred——
-1
100
Murray Corp of America,
—10
Myers (F E) &'Bro——No par
900
f
Brass
—
$7 preferred————
900
111
Ill
-
5%
32
■
16'4
59
16'A
;
59
'
111
5%
:
16
16
2%
■
*53%
•
;
Oct 24
111
3'4
67
14%
1V4
'
Nov 10
Mar 4
Nov '7
Oct
9
52
Jan
Oct
117V2Feb 10
120 . Oct 26.
110% Jan 6
" 34'4 Dec
3
42% Mar 12
Jan
Dec
79% July
Feb
15 3/2
»/4
Oct
1
1
Oct
July
3%
Dec
.,
Aug
Aug
12% Dec
17%
77
Feb
94
112
;Alar
118%
Sep
115
Mar
123
Aug
108%
Jun
113%
Oct
7
Jan
-91
~4 3/4
9%
43a Oct 24
18
Oct 26
/•
66
—10
Cheinical Co_1
Morrell
9%
-
,
55
59%
5%
*32%
16
9 Va Nov
6
25
15
28
27
Jan: 2
Jun 24
21
Montg Waid & Co Inc
—No par
(J) & Co—:—w—No" par
8,800
•
.
13%
.
9%
11%
*52
53%
15%
111
5%
143% May
Dec
5
—10
•
preferi'ed series C_
$4
33%
/,, *31
13%
.
22
3
53%
15%
107
Deo
12%
10814 Jan
'
9%
11%
22%
*2%
53 3%
59%
Dec
8
6
101'/i
Mills—-——^-20
Carpet
' preferred
.
210
107% •107% 1
'
*15%
16'A
60
90
25
21
Apr
7
par
_100
preferred series A
Mohawk
8114
'
•
7%
1,200
115
■
33%
1314
':
>*;
"
*15%
28
5
No par
1-1
Corp—
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
2,600
121
3434
■■■
11%
11%
22%
2%
*51
53%
*51
Jan
Deo
Jan
24
Sep
2%
15%
Nov
14
'
22%
Dec
27
Nov
12% Oct
100
Apr
Nov
Oct'
Nov
Jun
94
'
*22
1
10
56%
8%
Moline POwer Impl——1—1
Mission
-.
*113%
,
118
*31
13%
9%
36
Dec
Aug
Dec
x6%
,64%
65%
20%
4%
2214
—-IOO
$6.50 preferred—
400
700
17
*118
115
'
33%
•
9%
13'/2'
13%
•
Sep
176
Jun
40'/#
Sep
31%
5%
,
1st preferred-
cum
Minn
1,900
,3%
>/17,:
'■
'"80
•107%
34
33%
13'A
*31%
Co_
4'4c/f preferred series C
"
34'/s
9%
...
3%
17%'
9%
36
Co—No
Trans
171
7
:
28
Dec
24'/» Alay
13
46'-a Jan
»
Afay
21%
14
Minn-Honeywell Regu-_——.No par
4% conv pfd series B—,w
—100
2,000
.
1
•*%
314
3',a
'
*31
1/*..
in"
ia
;;*i7*"
33%
34V'8
& Min
19
32 '/a Dec
7 V* Jan
Copper
100
.2%
60%
14,,.
17'v
*113%
.
108
108
33%
34%
34
conv
Machine
110
170
"
14
81'A
.
118
108
'
1
——
11
4
5
24V*
—_——5
5
-Mid-Continent Petroleum—12%
Midhxixd Steel ProdNo par
16%
1,700
108"
*110
16%
80'/4
*113%
.
118%
•
Jan
14
19
(Tlie)
L—1
1st preferred^—_—50
Miami
500
"■
50
60%
14
%
3
16%
78J/2
•;'•;
3%
1134 Oct
13% Dec
'
2'a
"
14
%
3 3/4
16%
80%
.
Jan
109% Nov
.
Mesta
4,800
"
<59%
2%
%
3
3%
3%
.
17% ;
*107%
5%
900
•108
■
111
<IIOH
60 'A
14
•
118
20
107 '4
107%
*59%
.
14
i;i
m
1
*%
■
5'A
2
preferred
Co
Merch
'
*%
17%
'
3,400
*106%
55%
56%
55%
111
2%
60%
13%
1% May
Dec
"
2%
61 %
13%
',/
Mengel
1,200
.
17%
'
108
107%
55%
107
*10914
111
*59 'A
Jan
2%
"
107.,
107
54%
-54'A
107%
107%
108"
10
514
17%
20
"
'
26%
5%
19%
18
*19'/2
107
107
107'A"
300
"
'
107 %
3,800
31 la
.5%
"
5%
31%
26%
5%
5%
200
27% \
*26%
.
'
4% ;
*4%
,
32
26V4
5%
26'A
*5%
32
30%
27
*"•
5%
,
27 '2
*20%
*26%
27
5%
4%,
4%
*29%
30%
*26%
Corp
■••
,
2814
28%-
29
28%
5
27
271%
*27
27%
28%
*4%
5
5
5
conv
Co
Sep
%
5
26% Jan
Apr: 17
9% Jan
—-.100
——No par
&6 preferred series A—No par
S5.50 pfd ser B w w ;
—No par
Melville. Shoe Corp_—
—1
1,000
'
*66
.58
28
27'A
27%
27%
*4%
■
'
6%
Mead
.
r
'
55%
55%
Stores
Dec
7% Aug
101
May 20
*'■
5% Jun
1
;—,.100
preferred——
McLellan
900
,
104
*100%
'
4,800
,
53/4%
6'. 2
6%
6%
6%
|
4%
16 V2
.12% Jan
6,% Jan
3,
27'2 Oct 13
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines*.——5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
.—.18
1,200
13%
109
Sep
Aug
July
21
176
14
Dec
Nov
25% Nov
—1—1
—
Jan
31/2 Jan
2
29% Jan
No-par
Elec Co—
McGraw-Hill Pub Co
500
33 %
13%
*108%
.
■
8% '
33%
13%
109
6%
*6
58
*66
56
69
*100%
104
•
33%
J.3%
.
*108-j
*6%
69
6
*8 la
109%
*109
.
24
,23%
8%
*33
13%
*13%
■
6%
*100%
.
6
6
6%
*66
*6%
6%
6%
104
*6
131/2
109%
333A'
33%
33'% '
*109
109%
'-•
9
33%
231a
*8%
9
Jan
138
Feb
15
16% Jan 26
"
23%
23 »/4
*8%
9 V#
131/8
H'A '
12%
13%
109%
.
34
33%
34
13'A
,*103
8%
8%
23
23
23
22%
2214
23
31%
Dec
27
6 '4 Jan
-
23
Nov
4%Jan 30
19% July. 28
162 ' Apr 20
"■ 31
Apr 29
l'V4 Jan
5
: 133b Sep 24
76
Jun
2
9
Mar 6
10
May 12
997a Aug 21
—No par
preferred^
5
Aug 31
19
-
,
par
Stores—
Department
$3
107
12
—-No
preferred
100
35%
5
May 2
11% May 18
par
—1
—
Wks
Maytag Co
600
*
Co
Apr
1
—5
Corp
Alkali
Mathieson
•
90O
*100
12%
111.1
11%
105
1.
,
107
,*100
12%
11%
105
.
22%
107
12%
11T4
11%
11%
11%
11%
■
*20
12
107
12
*19%
22
*100
24
107
12
22
:
2,200
2%
*19%
2%
.
37%"*
'37'/.%
37%
;•
2,200
30
"
*100
1,500 ■"
*162 ',4
■
•
:
6,300
"
"
30
29
28%
*23
*3%
37%-
23%
.2% May 22
25
Midland
Marine
X32
2
21% Jaxi
% Mar 27
2% Jun
4
Market St Ry 6% ,pr preferred—100
4% Jan
2
Marshall Field & Co—1——No par
•
8'/a Apr 17 ■
Martin'(Glenn L) -Co—1714 May 20/
Martin-Parry Corp
.No par
.
31# Sep/4
Masonite' Corp_.
!Vo par
22% May 1 1
8,200
IS
". ' m
•
—No
—
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1,700
3 la
,J
Bros
Manhattan Shirt
.
'
4
4
Mandel
.
100
'
'
8
9%
4
'
100
14%'
"
7%
7%
7%
3
3
1,500
c%;
,
11a
11#
3
,
3
■
*14'
"
14 %
*i4
3 %
li-4
•
■
"
9%
19
3%
,
13%
,1%
3
1%
.
6
*5%
13%
*5
.
/•
'
par
Macy (R-Hi Co Inc_
100
,
Inc—
19
27
131
124
—No par
Madison Sq Garden
—No par
Magma Copper
—10
Mahoning Coal RR Co____„/___50
.Mfinati Sugar Co_j..__.—a
—.1
9%
20
20'%
2
No
Mack Trucks
12
Jan
35% Jan
1
Apr 27
27
Dec' 2
17% Apr 30
9'a Nov 6
20
May 4
300
Nov 27
-100
a
3,000;
,27%
%
preferred-
3.200
28
27%
15'/# Apr
10
&* Forbes—
MacAndrews
700
130
•124
130
*124
130
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
...
•;
M
■.
!
1814
1814
Sep
241/4
Dec
39 %
Jan
35%
Dec
43%
Jan
29% Mar 25
21 I'#
Dec
30%
Aug
Oct 20
Nov 9
Jan 20
5%
Deo
12
Jan
9%
Dec
17%
Jan
18% Alay
24%
Dec
"11 ,
12%
25%
' 3 '4
1%
Sep 11
Jan 20
Jan
2
-63
Feb A
Jan
7
16'4 Dec "4
May 6,
69% Jan 6
Sep 18 . : 111
Oct 27
Jan
2
6 V2 Nov 6
Jun
2,
39% Feb 7
46
4% July
Deo
74
Feb
July
15%
Nov
Apr
74%
Sep
4
Dec
8%
Jan
34
Dec
51%
Jan
1%
Dec
19%
Dec
3
Dec
9% Alay
61 %
N
3
3
*3%
5%
6
5%
3%
3%
3 %
6
5"%
6
23%
14%
223/4
15
*22%
22 %
14 3,4
15
23
1434
23
»
*3
C
4%
4%
4%
8
8
8
8
8%
8 %
83A
8%
8%
7%
8%
*8
15%
153/4
16
163
15%
163
153/4
161'%
*14%
15%
*14%
15%
*14%
5%
5%
53/4
5%
534
16
"162%
166
15'%
'
83/4
*8
8%
*8 Va
8-1/4
15%
5%
*163:
164
15%
*14%
5%
164
15
15
-
8% 1
8 'A 1
%
31,200
v
6,700
163
•'
6%
15% f
100
conv
•
<
18%
18%
18%
8%
14%
7%
7%
6
183%
8 %.
8%
14'A
14
8%
14%
7%
7%
■
-
:
5%-
,.
v.
5%
:•
5%"
5 '/a
:5%
11
A
1%
Nat
"Silo
Biscuit
&
9 3/4
9%
23%
9%
24
9%
16%
16%
*15%
5%
5%
5%
17
8%
14
7%
60
64
59%
3A
59%
*63
6434
3%
*3
6%
8%
2%
3
6%
6%
6%
9
7%
Dec
11
Jan
Jun
16%
Sep
Dec
1,600
1
9% Nov
21
7%
Feb
10'/#
71%
7%
10
7
7%
■
5%
17
51/2
*934
<10
9%
23%
24
24%
*16 »/2
5%
14%
14 %
*162%
138
14%
8
353/4
*35
2%
2'4
2
17
17
-
5%
534
18%*
18%
18%
•
'•
2,300
•
7% C
13
Nat
.
*35
36
2
2%
4%
11%
113/4
58%
59%
*58 '/a
603%
64 3/4
*64
64%
6'A
3%
6%
3%
6%
8%
8%
15*1%
15 »/4
*14%
*73
74%
*73
74%
*74
74%
*73
»qq
42%
*39
42%
*39
45
814
*14iA
8%
8%
491/2
49%
4
4%
3%
11
-
67
67
•
12%
13'/#
v
8%
8%
*-14%
15 'A
74%
42
:
26%
26%
2514
9%
9%
9%
*109'A
—
2514
%
16%
16%
16
16'/8
96%
95
95
see
25%
25%
26%
9%
9V8
93/a
91%
:
7% -preferred A—;
C% preferred B-.
''
5,700 f
•
2,400 »
National Supply
12i/« 4
1,600
60%
60% >
800
64%
2%
'6
6%
9
15%
!
9'%
153/4
qq
2,200 *
1,900
1
74%'
1 3934
*73
*1093/4
,
No
page
16
*941/2
2015.
93/4
9
9'4
16 34
15%
16%
16%
16%
96%
*941%
95%
*943/2
95%
■
•;
25%
18
Nov
6
11
Dec
20%
Sep
8%
Jan
93 "5'a
Jan
'H'a.
3% Apr
28
Jan
25
.60
Dec
-.161/4 Jan
Dec
Jan
29
160%
Dec
176
129
146
Jaxx
7
138
Nov
154
Jan
.14%
Dec
24
Ju„
26
Feb
36
*
13% July
29% Apr
1
% Apr
2
28
16
■
17% Mar 17
Nov
36
23
2%
3 % Jan
5
Oct
21
42
612 Jan
28
4
16% Feb
25
8
54
:
Dec
Dec
Dec
"2
Feb
Dec
7% Mar
■
.
68 ''2
Jan
7% July
1614
Nov
63
Feb
68
Sep
70
Feb
5
43
Feb
75%
Sep
2% Afar 30
4
Oct
21
2
Deo
5
4% Oct
9'
Feb
6
81/2
Dec
11'/#
Oct
7
9 % Dec
4
6'/a
Dec
97/#
Aor
5
15% Oct
14
10%
Dec
75% Sep
15
39% Dec
4
10
'
5% Mar
11
Jan
70% Alay 26
28
104
Apr
27
Mar 10
a
6
109% July 27
41
Feb
693/2 July
31%
105
Dec
Nov
22% Apr
17
30 "2 Feb
16
2214
—10
Apr
7% Apr
28
11% Jan
12
5%
Apr
i—1
16% '
19%
Deo
6,400
N'port News Ship & Dr Dock
■
94%
1
—No par
Jan
May 19
51
Newport Industries
$5 conv preferred
,
45% May 22
Newnxont Mining Corp,
300
Sep
1214
168
2,500
800
19%
12
6
,
■—1
58%
Sep
17.
Pa
_No par
5% preferred series A—,—.—100
5
•
Mar
—A
serial preferred—100
Mar
72
.
May
par
(J J)
Dec
5% Nov
145
4
May 14
9% Jun 10
conv
3%
2
.11% Apr
9
i,
934
26
16%
94%
Apr
10
$2 conv preferred
40
53%% prior prefeiTed
-100
6%
prior preferred-,——.—100
National Tea Co.
—No par
Natomas Co
—No par
Nehi Corp
———No par
4%%
t
17
_—-_25
Newberry Co
Sep
28
Mar 17
No par
Neisner Bros Inc
600
Sep
Sep
43"% May 28
(The)
8
26
•'
*25'A
v
.
'
>
70 ;
1,400
6% '•
"
*14
74%
-
3
9 ' •'
•
41
—
'Nat Mall & SD1 Cast Co
4%
643/2
10
9% Jan
,
24
(17-3s Apr
par
100
——-100
49 %
3%
26
preferred—_ —No
4va
■' '121/8
.
64%
*73
26
Conv
National Power & Lt_„_
National' Steel Corp
,.
•
—1
Gypsuixx Co——.
49%
4%
*1093/4
25%
Stamping—— „No par
6% Sep
8% May
„!0
.—No. par
'
9
*94%
footnotes
*109'4
&
v
,i—.
Jan.
11
—No. par
National Oil Products Co
6,000
■
—
-
1,500 t
2
2
50
*39
-
Nat Enanx
$4.50
•3514«
*343/2
2'A
—
Go J.
National1 Lead Co——
.
"40
14 % '
14%
:
36
11% '
6
6%
6,200
Register
preferred-^-,
National
280 :
138
138
'
141/4
61
3
3%
s*
*162%. 165'4
61
*64'A
C ']'o '
7,400
13%
11%-
*
400
5% t
67%
141
14'4
173% <
Cash
Nat Distillers Prod——
3,300
53/2
5%
*138
143%
300
-
17'A
17
138
491/4
*2%
10
241/8 1
165'4
43/4
11
*9%
23%
*162%
49%
*64
9%
24'4"'
165'A
4%
*14'A
For
-66%
X49 %
15%
*109'A
Jan
9% Apr
14% July
3%
*14%
*109%
:
Dec
12%
138
*62%
173/2
Dec
17
*136
*59%
Dec
3%
10
7% Nov 23
138
4%.
12%
X
15% Aug 25
*134%
11%
27
.
9
*134%
493A
21
2/
Jan
4% Jan
165 3/4
4%
Oct
5% Nov
16
12% Apr. 23
Sep
Jan
175%
160% May
National Dept Stores—--— —No par
>162%
11
14
*6%
1653%
4a%
166% Jan
'7 '/a
*162'JA
11%
1
2
138
4%
5
May
16/
30
1653%
*11%
May
140
18%
12 3 ^ Apr
24 %
*34 3
13'
100
11
•
Dairy Products—r— —No par
*1623/4
214
Dec
Nat
13%
36
Dec
National' Cylinder Gas
18%
67
49%
Dec
6%
13%
8,400
13
*34%
5'n
23
17
3,000
66 %
.',2%
Jan
4
9% Oct
5
8%
133%
%
9
81a Dec
16
141a
67
2%
Jan
8%
12%
49
Jan
7%
141/4
*65%
'
233s
Dec
9%
13
2%
Dec
2%
14%
67
49 %
13%
9
8%
12 3/4
14'%
26
51'4 Nov
14'4
*65%
•14%
Sep
19% Oct
,
93%
13%
36
23 %
14%
183%
67
14%
Jan
9
13%
*34
14 3/4
16% Oct
3% Jan
5% July
2
.
14
18%
67
*14
—
x
20
93/a
18%
*934
*15%
5%
53# J a xx.
24
Oct
7
29V2 Nov
141/4
18%
24
24
/
19% Nov 16
'
23%
Apr
6 % May
Corp— -.No,.par
—10
i—
Share
2
10
Co—
preferred—^..^4.
Bond
3% July 14
6
27
13% May 26
—5
National/Can Corp:
2,500:
16 l2 May
.
Inc".
Cox*p--.-
'
•
3% Jan
•
3'
prefeiTeda!——
Aviation
National
.
-100
—1
Acme-Co—;
National
1
400
*15
Louis- L
Nat Automotive Fibres
1,700
'
15% : 16
163
*•
National
2,300 i
1,000
■
8 '4:
8%
v
15%
15%
16
*163
153/3
4%
,
1% Jan
par
—.5
Corp——
Chatt & St.
Nash
60 '
-
4%
4%
8 3/4
8
Nash-Keivinator
12,200
r
Liquidating Co——, —No
^Nabco
1,400 i
/'
15 'A
15%
4% '
4%
8%
■A
6
*21% ' V23'4
22%
15%
4%
5
161%
22%
3% <
'*5%
■
15
14%
*3 ' '•
•
-
6
5%
23%
*223/4
14%
3'/s
*3
•
6
5%
5
5
3%
15%
94'a
25 3
109
2
Jan
2
106 Va Alar
17
79%
45'/#
110
31%
Fee
July
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2012
Monday, December 7, 1942
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
S per
I per share
I per share
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
Dec, 4
Dec. 3
.
Range Since January I
NEW YORK STOCK
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
EXCHANGE
26
25
25
25
243/4
243/4
243/4
26
25%
25%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll7/8,
12
11%
12
*12 Ve
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
*i2ye
12%
12
12%
12
12
36%
37
36%
37
36
363/4
36 ya
37
37%
38
373/4
38
*14 %
15
15
15
15%
15%
15
15
15
15 y4
5
*4
5
*25
*4
>12%
*65
*12%
■
65%
85
*%
l'i
1 %
*1%
24*%
*12%
66
90
24%
24%
%
*1%
*24 %
66
24
15'A
■'.5' :
*4
14%
*84
90
*84
*15
5
*12%
14%
66
85
*4
65%
'
...
25',
68
Ve
1%
1%
13
6
10 3A
36
51
6
25
100
.24 y0
SI
*23%
24
%
4,700
1%
1%
1%
a,500
fff
'/a
:%
400
193A
3,000
23%
*213A
.%
7
,No
-
preferred—
non-cum
50
..
N Y Lack & West Ry Co.—
2
Feb
110
Feb
109
Feb
J8
Jan
6
45
Jan
Dec
15%
Jan
Deo
183/4 Aug
47% Aug
24% Jan
8
Sep
8%
23
5
Dec
4% May
18
Oct
1063A Dec
112
Jan
Jun
115
Feb
8
Apr
110
26
42%
Dec
A Jan
3
li Oct
10
a3*
Jan
—
—100
% Jan
2
23
A Jan
fN Y Ontario & Western—_
,.100
Ve Jan
14
27/a Sep
% Oct
3
iV Oct
N Y
—1
Jun
3
303/4 Jan
2
23%
Deo
33
-
Sep
15% Apr 29
233/a Jan
7
19
Dec
32%
Jan
1N Y NH & Hartford— —!.100!
3
Jan
15% Feb
Deo
7
157/a Jan 12
May 20
23% Dec
-100
26
6
80
preferred—.—.. No par
N Y ii Harlem RR Co——.. .—..50
10%
Jun
10% Jan
2
4
May 25
12 3/4 Apr 15
61
May 22
par
5%
500
Highest
f per share
Feb
preferred series A— —.100
NYC Omnibus Corp—. No par
240
1%
23%
'*%
„
5
12% Oct
17% Feb
New York Dock—/•—.
95
%
24'
23%
%
U,
32 % Feb
6% Jun 24
11% Jun. 11
Brake.,-.,,
6%
;
*84
,
$ per share
23% May 21
1,300
,
Year 1941
t per share
% per share
Lowest
.No par
2,800
*64%
95
'
■
1,100
'
5
*14%
643%
*84
New York Air
Range for Previous
Highest
New York Central———.—. „No par
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co.——100
2,100
100
14
643/4
90
Par
28,000
,
143/8
14
66
65'%
*4%
43/8
*4%
143/s
*84
24
:
Lowest
Shares
I per share
t per share
9 per share
share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 30
;Nov. 28
STOCKS
Sales for
the Week
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Monday
Saturday
54
60
1%
*13/8
,1%
7
Conv
preferred
'
*
'
%
-?«
19%,
:
19%
161%
161%
160
160%
112 %
112
% 112%
*112
9%
10
51%
10
9%
51%
*50
*50
10
9%
*92%
7%
6%
9%
*107%
107%
106%
15%
15%
15%
15%,
35%
34%
34%
513/4
10
93/4
92%
92%
7%
7%
73/8
107%
106%
*106 %
107%
7%
106%
16%
16
16Va
35
34%
34%
23/4
*2%
3
*2%.
3
*28%
30
*28%
30
*28 %
8
a;
8%
10%
!'
23/4
Mar 10
100
.
10
39
-50
39
—1
9% Nov 30
14
-50
85% Apr 14
2
4% Jan
96
.100
140
tNor States Pow $5 pfd
16
4,100
35
100
Northwestern
*2 3A
3
400
*28%
30
800
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—*.,
Apr
31
*283/8
8
.8%
8%
*8'/a
3%
Apr
;'10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
107/s
10%,
10%
26
26 3/s
27
27
27 y8
27
27
Telegraph—.
Jan
Jan
20
Feb
9
3% Oct
14
10%
107
Dec
>
Dec
7%
Jun
14
Jan
40%
34
Jan
58% Jan
57% Jan
17% Jan
98
Sep
—
8% Aug
113% Nov
•
July
10
34
,
33A| Dec
2
38
20
Deo
93
Jan
17%
Apr
50%
1
Mar
Dec
50%
X
2
18
73/4 Sep
2.50
215
119%. Oct
31
31% Apr 27
1
Deo
6
Jan
Jan
Feb
9%
27
110% Sep
16% Dec
14
par
-50
——
8%
8'/a
Northwest Air Lines.!— -No
Jan
Feb
%
109
9
8% NOV
2
8
Norwalk Tire & Rubber.—— ZFo par
Preferred
-50
30
*28%
100
—No par
*15%
*34%
2%
53
Oct
1%
.
179%
52% Jan 26
Apr 25
Apr 29.
Northern Central Ry Co—.
10,000
106%
-50
preferred series.,
11% Nov
North American Aviation-
60
7%
53A%
192.
Jan 14
,116% Sep 29
6% Mar 31
Northern Pacific Ry—...
8,300
92%
8
31
Mar 26
108
-10
16 %
2%
1
3
143
.100
preferred—
35
*34%
16
400
1061/2
106%
16 y8
*32%
.100
Adjust 4%
North American Co——
6 % preferred series.;
;.
23,700
7%
-7%
,
tNorfolk & Western Ry—...
30
92%
93%::
*92%
•'
■
93/4
10
97/a
(' 9%
93%
7
19
.—5
960
9%
*51% .' .52%:
513/4
*50%
52%,
*50%.
"
*92%
'
:
.7
*2%
8
*51%
513/4
106%
93%
160%
93/a
'
Shipbldg Corp part stk
Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc..
113
*112
9%
513/4
*50
91
158
1603A
,114 '■/
x93/b
10
51%
52
*22
22 y8
9%
513/4
51%
53
*22
23
193/a
20
160
112%
10%
*34%
V8
19%
19%
19%/
114
93%
'
19%
*
A
Ve
164
'
7%
*
■
161
55
10
%'
*112
50%
*92%
%
*21%
10 %
50%
19%
*21%
163% 164
115
*112
*51%
'*
'
22
22
10
.%;
19%
19%
*21
Ve
Aug
A
'
'
Oct
NOV
8A Dec
23'4 Jan
Deo
27 % July
Oct
6
10% Jan
6
11
Nov
9
6%
Feb
10
27% Dec
'
21
3
133/4
Feb
23% July
Dec
10
133/4
7% Deo
Feb
O
10%
10%
25%
25%
25%
*3%
.
10%
3%
*67%
67
.67%
*3%
3%
16%
16%
27
*45%
47%
50%
50
3%
26%
*26%
49
*45'/a
26%
*45%
49%
*8%
9
*8%
GVe
*53%
6
>20
22%
28%
*27
28%
46
50%
*45%
8
5%
6
*201/4
22
>20%
13%
*12%
13%
13%
13%
1814
*ioy8
12 %
11%
11%
*12%.
23 y8
22%
23
22%
22%
22%:
32%
32%
32%
32%
*31%
32%
*17%
17%
xi7%
17'/a
.17%
93%
.93%
*91
92%
,17%
92%
146
145%
,
133/4
'
.■
6
87/a
1,100
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
150
Pacific
-10
30
22
;
13"%
13%
121/2
*121%
223/a
221%
223/8
22%
32%
321/4
32%
32
32y<
800
,17%
173/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,100
91
92%
*13
.
,
91%;
*146
*91
146%
93
*146
300
13%"
;
Pacific
Co.i——
Electric——
&
/
6%
3% '
3%
3%
3%
33/8
33%
"3%
8 %
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
23/a
2%
23/8
24%
23%
2%
2%
2%
'23%
23 %
23%
241/a
*7%
2%
73/4
IVe
7%
.
:
104% 104%
101
163/a
*115
Jan
*14%
15%
8% Jan
16
Apr 28
7
Jan
Dec
33/8
3%
31/4
3%
4,800
8%
*8%
87/b
*8%
83/4
900
2%
2%
23%
,22%
*6%
"'7'
2% v"
2%
23
/? " 2%
24
."'.'7V.':
104% 105
*6
7%
116
117 Va
12%
May
4% Apr
Sep
7%
;
10
Nov
25% Nov
Oct
8
15%
Nov
Nov
19
6%
Dec
11%
Jan"
17%
Dec
,28%
Jan1
26%
Deo
40
9
11
Feb
19% Aug
2
95
Dec
126
Jan
147% Apr
163
Aug
Nov
12
19
Oct
Apr 25
101
Jan
Apr
148% Nov
9
Nov
19
4
Jan
104 7/8
7
Packard Motor Car
12,200
104%
r::' 1%' / iy8
1,800
104%
2
•
'
V/6
1%
Panhandle Prod & Ref
1%
33%
i 16%
16%
*1143/4
117 %
*14%
<
15%
■
Faraffine Cos
700
351/4
101 VV
4%
16%
115% H51/2
conv
.1%
26
261%
163/a
16
1 %
l3^
1%
26ya
26 3/8
26%
.1%.
■
26
*16
16%
1
2
9
Oct
21
4%
Dec
7: 93/4
Aug
2
3
Oct
14
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
11% Apr 23
8% Jan
Jan
28
1
26%
400
6%
Park
*14% '■ 15%
16
.
*15%
■
16%
1%
VI %/ ■:
\
27
No
par
:.... .100
preferred—
26%
16%
16%.
1%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
22%
,22%
59%
22%
221%
22%
23%
23%
24%
25%
:
iy4
i., .100
& Tllford
Inc___.—
...
Park Utah Consol Mines—.
2,700
4,900
263/4
•16%
26
59%
59%
60
*591/2
*58%
60
74%
74%
75
743/4
*58%
74
*58
-743/4
74%
2%
2%
2%
' *l5/a
1%
3
■
36
*12
14
*103%
31/8
1% ''
7 1%
1%*34
13
13
'■
3
36
*32%
Parke
*12
75%
34
14 / !.
Davis & Co
*19
Parmelee Transportation..^..No
14
14
*12
106 3/4
1%
*31%
1
■
*1%
45
2 Ve
26 34
22
22%
22
221/4
19i%
V 45 :
*19
45
27%
.
"
""% Feb
"lTi July
•
8
10
123% Oct
8
95%
Jan
2
14% Apr
14
7
24%
17% Mar '2
Penick
4,400
Penney
9,300
Penn
*19
19%
19
19
1 %
44%
iy2
.
263/4
44%
44%
20.
44 3%
44%
200
13,900
'/ft:
451/4 f
2:V;>V.
100
20
45
-
2»/a
27%
*l'/4
27%
27%
27%
263/8
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
2
2
*1%
27
■
1
Coal & Coke Corp..
-10
:
1,800
"
Sep
431% Mar
54%
80% Jan
5
73
89%
4
Dec
Sep
3% Aug
1% Deo
Sep 15
1
3Va
2
Jan
21
44
Jan
21
34%
Apr
52% July
May 15
4
15
Aug 12
108% Feb 27
11%
Dec
17%
11
Deo
:
Dec
25% Nov
2
17%
Dec
23% Jan
6
20
Dec
25
5
36 3,4
Jan
54
16% July
36
% Jan
25V'4
:
5
39%
19%
40
*4%
401/4
40
40
393/8
39%
39%
401%
20y4
19%
19%
19% ' 201/4
20%
21
*23%
24%
5%
53/a
243/4
*233/4
24%
5%:
233/4
23%
53/8
53/a
5% :'
.
5%
22%
36%
71
*108
2
2% Oct
6
%
Dec
2%
6
28 Vs Dec
1
18%
Dec
30%
26
7% Jan
24
43/4 Dec
11%
60%
Dec
38
May
Jan
2734
Oct
7%
Apr
7%
Jan
100
tPeorla & Eastern
26% •
24,600
Pepsi-Cola ,■ Co.—
-.1
400
Pere Marquette Ry Co
.100
4
*7%
.
105%
*109
8
■•70%:
10%.
71%
22
,100
36
Apr 28
513/4 Feb
7
41
400
18
May 26
29% Jan
24
17
5
27% Jan
7
21
6
Jan
13
5%
Dec
6
Jan
5
43/4
Dec
15% Mar
*23%
24%
200
51/4
/ V'V. 5/ ■
51/8
1,000
53%
5%
100
*5
36% /
66
105%
110%
10%
70%
104% 105 Ve
1051/8
109%
*108
10%
71
*108
■
1043/4
109%
41%
3
*7%
*70%
-
7%
*7'/b
79
*7%
7%
7%
*70%
79
*701/8
9
62
•
:
■">
*2%
9
"
*169
170
4
4
4%
4%
•58
9
*140
18
*7%
79
-
*5
5%
9
18
323/4 Jan
14
23%
Dec
35%
40% Jan
14
35%
Dec
47% July
703/4 Jan 30
69
Dec
91
Phllco':' Corp.—...——3
7% Jun
—10
55% Apr
12
6
72
Deo
107% Mar 23
105
Mar
Philip Morris & Co Ltd..;
Preferred 4%,%
600
f
;
400
v.
:
/•;
*140
--''4
170
,
*2%
18
3%
61%
6,600
61%
18
18
>
100
*61%
4%
61
23%
62%
*147%
*1%
8
*58
*3%
> 37/a
:
31%
•
—
/ :
*147%
*17%
2
*61%
63
77/b
4%
■51/4
60
8%
•8%
51/4
*58
,
■Z'
162
175
.5%
59%
^%
y2
23%
*62
63
4
4'/«
*4%
4»/a
*4%
Jun
75
Jan
110
Nov
9
Jan
5
433/8 Nov
2
9A
*61
5
24
Vs
63%
59%
18%
/■
*1473/4
1%
,
734
7%
*147%
1%
1%
12%
13
.18%
t'fe
12%
18%
18 3/8
v
■
■
1%
12%
*17
.
24%
631/4
7%
*1473/4
1%.
12%
18%
1%
12%
*1734
'
18 3/i
—
*1%
'
,
13
r
3%
Nov
28
1%
16
X 38 %i
Feb
19% Oct
14
3
58
preferred.——.—No par
Jun
165
430
30
5%%
37/tt
; 68
10% Nov
.
i
200
.
174
;
5% Jan 14
3%
4
.'4
4 ■' '■
3%
3%
18%
18%
183%
,17%
18%
;
6y8
6%
6i/a
6 '/a
*63/a
-.7%
*61/8
*24
7%
*24
25
50
5iya
*119
493%
120
11%
71%
11%
120
73
113/a
*23
49
120
11%
%
7
25
49%'
120
11%
6'%
,
*6'%
*23
49
120
11%
87
100
112
115
25%
6%
7
25
49%
120
11%
61/8
:
*6%
*23%
491/4
*119%
iiyB
4
•17%
15%
.6%
6%
7.
*61/4
25
*23 %
49%
120
491%
*119%
11%
11
15%
6%
Jan
Oct
75Va
Jan.
6
Dee
15
164
: Mar
.164
25
153
July 22
July 22
-
Pressed' Steel Car Co Inc—.——.1
.
5%
49% V
120
3,800
320
i
11%
7,100
72'%
71
72'%
71%
72
72%
731%
72%
73'A
1,890
84
851/a
843%
851/a
85%
85i/a
85%
85%
1,030
99
111%
*114
26%
For footnotes
97
*109%
98
111%
98
110
983%
110
98
981/4
110
1111%
1151%
25%
see
lll»/2
*1133/4
115%
*113%
115%
*113%
253%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
page72015.
1151%
26
97i/4
973/4
650
109%
110%
360
.
*113%
115%
253/4
25%
,
.
2% Sep 21
14% Jan 28
18% Oct .14
16
100
11,900
conv
Procter
2d preferred
5% pfd (ser of Feb 1
Pub Serv Corp of N Jt$5 preferred.—
f6%
t7%
preferred.^
preferred
5
.—50
No par
& Gamble
'29)—100
-No par
...—No par
...—100
•
100
...100
8% preferred..
Pub Ser El Si Gas pfd $5
No par
Pullman Inc.
No par
.
•••:
A May
133^ Dee
15% Jun
Teleg Inc preferred—No par
5% conv 1st preferred——
t
243/4
Postal
3,000
,
24
Jan
8
3% May 21
7
9% Jan
2
5% Jun
7
22% Jun 10
Feb
17
Feb
16
9% Jui)
3
115
,
Jan
i
Mar
-1% July
17
July
21
Jun
July
Jan
5% Jan 13
33/4
Deo
4
43/4
Feb
3
5%
Dec
13 Va
Jan
3
6%
Dec
13%
Jan
21
,
Sep
8% Jan
,
8% Jan
6% July
42
9% Jan
51
Jun
-
7
14
Feb
11% Jun 24
No par
9,200,
,
v
6%
•
Deo
65
70
5
....
4,
Jan,
43%
26:
Pond Creek Pocahontas——No par
Poor & Co class B
1,800
85
97
112
115
15
711/4
'
99%
3%
3%
18
84 i/a
'
85
50%
120
11%
.
25
6
ey8
*6
3%
18
Feb
7%
Feb
•
18%
Oct
181
Dec
Jun
-1'
Jan
166
Mar
24%
3
.
15
Aug
1
.45%
62 ■ Oct 21.
33% Jan
153
pfd—100
,Jan
10% Jan 26
k
27
6%
Jan
84
33/4' Dec
6% Jan ;5,
2
Jun
,
(The) ————No; par
Plymouth Oil Co.—,
1,900
163
Jan
8% Jan
Dec
6% DeO
6
Feb 25
58
1st ser conv pr pfd—..100
Plttston Co
,
Feb 19
175
Jan
-7%
46%
-
Deo
.64
165
May 23
May
15
July
23%
Dec
Dec
4%
Jan 21
20
Pittsburgh & West Va——-100
,
Pitts Young & Ash Ry 7%
;
4
2%
Dec
3% July
52
Dec
13
27
5
6% Jan
,
27
7% Apr 29
165 V Feb 19
.
4% Sep 29
38% Oct
Aug
July
46 V4
!
Dec
Nov
3% Aug 10
1,400
.
12 y«
18%
3
47% Apr 28
■.
12%
preferred————....100
9
77
65
Pittsburgh Steel Co!—.——No par
■;
7% preferred class B——100
5% preferred class A—.^—100
500
,
l7/a
*173/4
_
>
•'7%
*147%
"l%
15% Jan
Sep
4% May
2
; 3
May 25
26% Apr 24
4% July 2:
Jan
110%, Deo
51% May
35% Feb
"V
25
Pitts Screw & Bolt-———No par
v„
-
*62
■,7*>/4
May
600
v:
*57
6
Apr 27
May
l3/4 Feb
12 Va
89%
8% May
27
Oct
Jan
July
16
80
16
2,700
4%:
5
59%
23%
63
4
V
>5%
*57
,
43
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.—
—1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co—100
7% preferred.—v/—...—100
20
y(.
V
'.Hosiery.——,—--^—*——®
$5 conv
500
,*169
30
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp..—No par
20
*140
175
8%
lOO
•
60
9
*140
*57%
60
■
'
„
.
1%
12%
18%
11% Nov
3
24
May 20
6% May 12
65
Pillsbury Flour Mills..
25.
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa—.—.100
400
51/4,
;
300
*30%
*169
170%
4
ot
23%
■/., *7%
13
33
103
Preferred ........——.—...100
1,100
>
.-3%
'
*73/4
series—.,
Phoenix
40
*
31%
*58
60
9
3%
423/a
31%
*5
5%
.
*8%
170
4
■
4%
*59
61%
4% %
98
100
...100
series
Phillips Jones Corp
....No par
7 % preferred—-—.—.—100
Phillips Petroleum..
—No par
•
3%
31/8
32
*58
.
7
1
1
;
7%
42%
61
61
183/8
3'/8
*169
4
*4%
,60
23 y4
23%
Dec
,
1
Apr 27
'
3%
*59
9.
22
79
*70%
:
42%
*2%
3%
*30%
60
42%
61
18 3/8
33/4
323/4
■
*83/4
170
42%
42%
*140
..
*169
*601/2
•5
60
9
7
*140
*2%
61%
*303/4-
51/4
60
: 3%
17%
*33/8
3%
32
*5 ■/■
-
42%
*60%
173/4
*3%
•
32
5%
/.
*60
42%
61%
17%
3%
31
/
*5
■
61%
18
3%
31
%
*2% 7; 3%'
61%
17%
'■
42
413/4
3
*60%
Mar
'
8
79
>70%
42
Apr 28
5
•
49
"
.
4
..5
No par
28% Apr
109% I
*108%
Brewing Co
tPhiladelphia Co 6% preferred—.50
$6 preferred———..No par
;
103/4
70%
1043/4
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer
19% Jun
No par
—
Phelphs-iDodge Corp..———i—25:
67%
10%
Pet Milk Co—
Dec
740
23%
36%
68%
*70
—
1,200
22%
37
10y2
:
preferred—
80
23
36%
71
5%
Jun
17,300
22
*67%
1,71 1051/a
.
v
68%
10%
71
*109
233/4
5% prior preferred
940
5%
>"/' 22%
710
20%
36%
10%
.
.
40% :
20%
36%
69
•
:
.
*393/4
-V
*671%
363/4
105%
110%
*7'% /
:
79
10%
*70
*5
:•
*5%
233/4
53/8
5%
22%
..
69
1051/4
110%
,
'
/ 36%
.
69
10%
1053/4
22
36%
71%
*105%
5%
5%
22%
36
X69
71
.
5%
.22%
72
*10% 10%
,
5%
*5
22%
36%
*68%
...
19Vst
7
■
*5
5
..
39%
19%
*24
'
5
*4%
Apr
Aug
Sep
Aug
July
May
July
46% Jan
'
*43/4
Jan
Aug
112% Mar
1083%
2
May
18% Jan
.100
,
2
Apr 20
104
.100
:
Dec
1
2
-.5
Ry Co
Jan
Dec
60
15
4%:
*1%
Jan
1
14%
,
30
-50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
Peoples G L & C C (Chic)
Apr
Jun
32
.
'
20%
Dec
Jan
1% Jan
Cementi...w-^/*.-No" pat
.—No par
No par
.100
preferred
"Pennsylvania
Apr
Jan
30%
Dec
1/4
6%
Oct
2
Dec
14%
.
Dec
18
Dec
6
1% Nov
Jan
115%
Feb
29% Oct 20
2
56% May 1
1% Apr 14
No par
.
$7 conv pref ser A
Penn G1 Sand Corp
5 %
*19
28 »/8
*1%
27%
44%
*19
Co
44
par
Penn-Dixie
%/■•;''
22
(J C)
:_No
800
14V:;/':;
22%
Ford—
200
1%
*1063/4
221%
22%
&
1
Jan
16% Dec
Feb
-
2% Jan
f6 Mar 20
106
May
29% Jan
133/8 Jan
37%
Dec
17% Oct
29
13% Aug 3
—: -10
Enterprises
19%
99
17
par
Patino Mines &
500
;
35
■:
*12%
*106 34
400
9,400
31/4
y'V/3.:\V
35
.
78%
77%
1%
,
1%
25%
"59 V';. 59
31%
*31%
22%
221/4
19%
45
Jan
19
19% Apr
1
par
2.50
_!
Parker Rust Proof Co
200
16%
1%
25%
V.
771/2
3
1%
1%.
*12
*
*106%
'/"
34
■
iy2
753/4
31/8
■
*1%
1%
.
61
;. 3
33%
333/4
*106%
22%
Dec
10
Nov
143/8 Oct 28
1% Jan
2
1
No
1
22%
19%
Jan
Nov
35% Dec
101
6
113/4 Apr 24
100% Apr 23
1
1st preferred.
Mar
90
'
1%
,
Apr
7%
23/4 Oct
2
20% Apr
105
•
10
24% Dec
,6% July 16
101
Sep 28
—1
Inc.—:
Paramount Pictures Inc
7,300
16%
15
*14%
/
*98%
101
117,1/2
*115
35
351/2
*981/4
16%
163/8
15%
*34
101
'
1%
1%
.
Jan
6
1% Jan
par
Airways Corp— —3
ii Transp—. —5
Panhandle East'n Pipe Line Co. 100
Pan-Amer Petrol
570
104%
No
4%
1% Mar
Pan American
200
■*;.
Dec
5% Jan
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp——. -.1
Pacific Western Oil Corp—... -10
32.700
231/8
*6%
1%
4
'
*1%
33%
*98%
1161/4
*14%
15%
*14%
,
,33/a
•
*8%
32%
32%
*98% 101
16%
16%
16%
*115
26%
*16
:
Jan:
16
34
"4
Oct
52%
24% Nov 12
5
27
3
121
26%
56%
7% Apr
1% Apr
8
22% Apr
.100
Jun
38% May
8
15% Apr' 28
13% Jan
Sep
Jan:
Jan
150
21
9% Apr 27
"
Jan
45% Dec
27
6% Oct
41/2 Apr 27
'
1%
26%
,
Jun
3.
253/a Oct
6% Mar 27
173/4
9% Dec
Mar 28
54
6%
140
30
48
Jan
104%
Feb
•
321%
16%
117%
,
.
*104% 105
2
*1%
101
*98%
16%
7%
2
>1%
32y4
33
*98 y4
24
105
104%
2
*1%
*313/4
:
7
Nov
26% Nov
aoo
preferred—.,
17
July
Deo
2%
143% Sep 30
28
Jun
16
par
Pacific Telep & Teleg—
240
54
4% Jun 29
26
!
Ltg Corp——!.i.No par
No
9
Jan
2
43% Apr 25
42
..25
Pacific Mills
100.
V;
146 %
145%
1461%
Pacific Gas
2,500
*9iy4
,
Coast
79
2
Mar 20
Xl6% Apr
1st preferred———,.^.No par
2d preferred
No par
Pacific Finance Corp (Cal)
-10
iso
137/a
12%:
22,%
13
132
—5
61/8
■
Jan
2% Apr 28
11% Mar 12
:
Outboard Marine & Mfg.——
5
Outlet Co——i.No per
Owens-Illinois Glass Co—
12.50
46
22
59
12
6% Jan
2
'
'
.
6
22%
100
5,500
29
*8%
8%
22%
2% Jan
...
50 3/8
50
6% Apr, 29
Jan
2
:; 17
,
preferred A
—100
Oppenheim Collins
—No par
Qtis Elevator—No pat
6% preferred—..—.
—100
20
*32
146
*145%
145%
8'/4
*5%
/.
213/4
133/4
18%
146
'
8%
6
22%
*20
8%
*5%
49%
8%
800
2,600
—
*273/4
*451/8
503/a
-•
16%,
46
50
r.'
16%
*140%
*45'/a
46
210
'
3%
*26%
Va
28
6,200
*3%
16%
-A /
16'/a
*140%
Ohio Oil Co...—.—.—No par
Oliver Farm Equip—
No par
Omnibus Corp (The)
.—6
3,700
69 y2
*68
3%
3%
33/4
16%
22%
*13
68%
50%
8%
83/4
*53%
68
11,800
4:i -,,43/8
4%
*140%
_i.
50
50'A
*3%
16
16%
*140%
4
69 y4
68
3%
16%
16
141%
37/a
3%
67
67
3%
*3%
4%'
4
:
68
%
141%
*26%
3%
•
15%
*140
26
26%
3%
7
-
•
.
3;
29% Jan
523/4 Oct 21
122
Oct
16
14% Jan
,
8
21%
Dec
50
Dec
115
Jun
8% Jan
.13%
11%
Dec
,
40%, Jan
61Va
,
Oct
Sep
120
July
29% Jan
863/« Jan
14
110
Jan
73% Mar 31.
a:99 % Jan
14
Dec
123%
Jan
79% Mar 30
111
Jan
9
106 Va
Deo
137
Jan
Mar 30
123
Jan
6
117
Dec
111% Mar 19
116
Oct
8
28% Nov 20
114
Dec
158 V4 Feb
117% Oct
TO3/* Dec
29% July
62
99
Mar 30
203/4 July
2
.
75%
92
Deo
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
S
I per share
x9%
10
97'b
974
9%
974
9 74
10
share
9'/a
974
9%
%
100
92
400
*89%
90
90%
*8974
90%
90%
90%
9074
9074
13%
90
13%
'
9,700
105
*9074
13%
13%
'13%
13%
1374
13%
137b
13%
13%"
10%
10%
10%
*9%
10 %
*9%
10%
.
100
13%
conv
100-Share
1
Range for Previous
Lots
S per share
Apr
Lowest
107a NOV
103 % Nov
19
9174 Jan
20
97b Mar 11
14% Nov
9
8
1074 Oct
26
-No par
Ifighes*
t per share
28
90 7a May 13
8072 Jun 17
100
100
Year 1941
Highest
7
No par
preferred
Purity Bakeries
1,000
of
S per share
Par
•
Pure Oil (The)
6% preferred
5%
Basis
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Shares
*103%
105
*103%
105
*103
105
*103
106
*103
103
103
9
Range Since January
On
STOCK
NEW YORK
for
the Week
S per
$ per share
I per share
I per share
share
per
I
Dec.
Dec. %
Dec. 2
Dec. 1
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND
Monday
gaturday
2013
S per share
7
Feb
94
Mar
107 7a
Dec
8374
Feb
95 74
Aug
87a
Deo
12 ya
Oct
87i
Apr
1274 July
9
x
12
Dec
Q
*10
10%
*10
1074
>10
10
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
74 Mar 11
R
4 >4
4%
4%
474
4%
474
4%
474
4%
4.74
4%
4%
"'56%
57%
56%
5674
56%
56%
57%
5774
577a
5774
*57%
5774
1,000
"83
90
90
*83
90
"52
20
547a
20%
20
*19 7a
20
874
700
8%
1,000
87a
20
preferred
Raybestos Manhattan.—
Rayonier Inc
$3 preferred.
100
20%
54
*52
19%
19%
20%
*19%
6%
conv
*8%
874
874
874
874
8%
874
26
25%
2574
*25%
25 %
25%
25%
257a
2574
*25%
25%
300
*1472
14%
147B
1474
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
147a
1474
1474
1,800
*
27%
26%
26%
*26%
27
27
300
4%
Dec
47a
Jan
Nov
13
477a
Dec
62 7a
Jan
25
88
Apr
25
85
Dec
88
Deo
2
Apr
23
3% Oct
26
2
Dec
37.
Jan
Oct
23
—
4 %
=
2d preferred.
257/2
26 %
23%
*22 72
3%
374
3 %
*62
68
*62%
68
20
20
*18%
19%
10%
10%
10%
70 '/a
70%
*68 %
70 %
*45%
47%
45 74
45%
70
*6274
70
19%
*17%.
19
*16%
20
130
*17
*6
1074
71
*44
4672
14%
x
96
*96
97
*96
*72%
74%
*72%
5%
5%
574
5%
14
*96
977a
*96
*72%
7474
*72%
74
574
5%
57a
574
867b
867a
61%
61%
6%
674
84%
*62 %
84 %
84%
*84%
85%
85%
85 74
6274
6274
62%
62%
62
62
6%
674
674
6%
6%
6 74
6%
*7872
79%
79%
5%
5%
5%
574
5%
22%
2274
2274
23
22%
*33
35
35
6%
2,500
180
4
1,200
22%
17,900
10
36
7
774
7%
774
874
874
*8%
874
6%
574
674
*5
1974
1974
1974
19 7a1
19 74
1974
11
11
11
117a
1174
11%
1,000
77. 100
*874
9
674
*6%
674
6%
19%
19%
*874
10%
10%
*10%
11
11
11
46%
46%
46 74
4674
46
4674
*4374
29
29
28%
28%
27%
28%
2774
%
46
*4374
28%
2774
28
2774
28
74
a9,
%
*%
74
*374
5%
*374
*8
974
%
%
%
*%
ft
%
•3 %
5%
*8
97'b
%
.
37%
377/2
%
74
107%
10774
3874
38
974
1974
1974
20
94
93
93
38
74
*37
*927/2
37%
*114%
114
*62%
64%
*62%
6%
32%
32%
16%
15%
16%
2%
27a
15%
*1%
1%
1%
16
1147a
115
*112 7a
115
74
%
%
77
60%
*57
7%
6%
*32
1674
*9%
5674
57%
774
7%
:
*62 7a
64
6%
6%
16%
16%
2%
2%
2
*1%
•
17a
6074
9
9 7a
*974
*567t
7%
6%
*32
3274
Xl6
1674
■16
274
16%
•
Silver King Coalition Mines.—:
600
Simms
100
Simonds Saw & Steel—
*110%
1127a
1127a
16
16%
1674
17%
18
187a
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
137a
13%
*15%
161/4
15%
1574
16
16 %
*1774
167a
X1574
1574
157a
974
9 74
9%
2%
2%
112%
2%
2%
.
15
15%
*110%
9
2%
*15
15
112%
97b
9%
2%
2%
20%
20%
20%
2074
20%
20%
*124%
126%
*124%
12674
*124 %
12674
11%
14%
14%
14%
33 7 a
33%
20
20%
1174
1174
1174
14%
14%
14
32%
3274
44
4174
41%
2%
2%
2%
2 %
274
2%'
■
50
*36
22
*21
274
*2-%
23%
247s
23%
*33
34
34
*54%
5474
54
54%
X34%
36%
*33 %
34
109
35%
33%
*108 7-2
*10874
48%
*47
48%
M7
*112
*112
4%
9574
4
96
"4%
95%
2374
24%
24%
24%
24
2474
i5,100
34
34
34
3474
34%
*53
54
*52
54
3574
34
*33 74
109
*108 74
95%
4%
6,400
35%
590
3374
200
10
*4674
48
1 7b
:. -.
947a
•
74
*74
ft
3*2
32
ls/s
1%
1%
1%
17a
17a
9 74
9
-
48
—
—
"4%:
4
94%
r,
74
l3/4
9
37b-
33%
4
74
9
190
*112
1%
32
174
600
35
*94
1%
95
*94
v
,
108 741 108%
3374
109
*112
*112
~4%
*4674
4874
*47
3%
35%
35
35%
*32%
*108 74
—
54
*52
3 74
3
3%
3
•
3®
1%
1,000
300
34
4%
2%
21%
35
48%
<
2,200
50
109
*94
7B.
2%
*21%
*3274
*47
*2
2 7b
100
*38
3%
*112
X95 %
~4%
34%'
3,200
*274
27a
500
ft
ft
3,200
1%
1%
3,200
*8%
9
400
$5.50 preferred
—
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
7%
7%
7%
774
77b
$6 cum prior preferred
24
24
*223/4
5774
57
57
5674
7%
x77t
774
7%
400
23%
57
77a
774
2,000
774
2,500
$7 cum prior preferred
Starrett Co
3%
4
4
4
4
57a
5%
57«
5%
57a'
5,000
579
57a
5%
57a.
9,100
Studebaker Corp
50%
49 7t
125
*125
374
3%
14
*13%
374
*
174
1%
*11
12
24
126
174
11
*23%
5
*47B
21%
.22
X21%
see
126
50
125
374
374
3%
14%
14 7b
14%
174
1%
1%
13/B
11
11
24%
247a
247a
*4 7B
5
217a
page
3%
3%
14 74
174
2015.
217B
5
21%
*11
24%
*4%
21%
5
174
*11
217B
37b
14
14
11%
25%
4974
126
*125
125
374
11
24
footnotes
*125
50%
14 3 8
14
*4%
For
*49
-
257a
v
17B
49%
*125
3%
13%
174
500
49%
700
126
90
33/4
2,000
14
1,700
17b
11%
10%
25%
25%
2,200
10 7B
257B
*4 7a
5
*4%
21%
22
2174
5
21 7b
500
,*
1,600
u*
3,200
874
9
Dec
Nov
477a Nov 20
42
May 28
34% Jan
27
27
Jan
2
fK NOV
9
A
7a Jan
3
IVb Sep
22
Jan
7
7% Sep
23
5
Jan
2
2972 Apr
32
104
Jun
Dec
Oil Co
Class A
Sep
30
44
Jan
3
23
110
Jan
3
197a Jan
3
,
22
Apr
47
Sep
106%
Dec
113
Jun
12%
Jun
23
Sep
87a
Sep
35
x
15
Apr
177a
Oct
23
79
Jun
94 Va
Sep
16
38
Nov
9
31
Dec
39%
Sep
1097a Aug 17
116
Jan
10
1067a Jan
9
113
Ya Jun
11
ft Feb
10
7a
Jan
74
fx Mar 21
1 7b Sep
26
74
Dec
74 July
20
1174
Dec
17
Apr
'3% July
28
May 15
257a Apr
107a Apr
23
174 Sep
16
Dec
17
Nov
1
3% Mar 24
1097a
Jun
115 >4 Mar
107
Dec
112
1%
July
Jan
July
43 7a May
6
62 7a Nov
30
497a
Dec
7874
Jan
474 Jan
2
9% Nov
4
47a
Dec
1078
Jan
8
Apr
5274 July
6
6
77a
Dec
Jan
6
487a
Dec
7174 Jan
7% Nov 21
8
107a Nov
37.
Apr
Nov
17
517a
Feb
7% Nov
14
1474 July
28
60
66
3074 May 21
35
10 7b Apr
24
167a Nov
9
2% Jun 30
11% May 6
4% Jan
14
16% Dec
2
% Apr
14
Aug 27
Dec
4
Apr
1574 July 28
9
Apr
15
1374 May 18
6 7b Mar 11
57.
59
Dec
40
Jan
107a
Jan
16%
Den
2
Dec
5
Jan
Dec
21%
174 Mar 24
1
Nov
27a
Jan
9
22
Oct
3074
Nov
18%
Feb
357.
Nov
11%
Jan
114
Jan
Feb
257b July
Jan
9
15
Sep
Nov
Feb
4
13%
Feb
187a
9% Dec
4
77a
Dec
1074 July
17
17a
Dec
27a July
2% Jun
15% Jan
16
13
Feb
197b
1774 Jun
27
2674 Jan
26
x13
Jun
237a
1227a Nov 20
144% Jan
27
120
Aug
Jan
X10
Dec
137a
Sep
8
Jan
1474 Aug
Feb
19% Jul,
Feb
367a No*
217a Nov 10
9 74 Apr
20
127b Jan
5
2
187a Nov
4
127a May 20
2
18% Feb
5
117.
Oct
13
197a
39
1% Nov
Dec
Mar
277b
29
507a Mar 24
150
Aug
Dec
167.
1474 Apr
23% Jun
Oct
112
Dec
6
Jun
Jan
Feb
95
17
10
Sep
32%
Apr
1% Mar
14
Nov
Dec
6%
237. Mar
377a
Oo«;
1
May
2
Jan
6
2
Dec
6
7a July
60
July
Aug 24
53% Oct
6
59
July 30
Mar
69
177a Apr
28
24
Nov
6
177.
Dec
22
2174 Apr
28
31% Jan
6
277a
Dec
30
Sep
28
37
Mar 24
277a
Apr
July
39% July
38% July
49
Mar 16
60
Jan
3
54%
Aug
60
47a Jan
6
27a Sep
17
457a Jan
14
38% Jan
6
11
497a Jan
6
114
Feb
6
2
110
Jan
8
67a
Jan
Dec
577.
Jan
3174
Feb
Dec
111
407i Aug
1177< Aug
477a
Dec
48%
Deo
3%
Deo
67b
Jan
8
Jan
Deo
Dec
347a
3
8974 May
Jun
108
1137a July
174
Jan
%
Nor
7#
Dec
47b Mar
87.
Dec
2174 Mar
1074
Dec
Apr 28
1374 Jan
287b Oct
—25
20
Apr
28
277a Jan
Nov
12
33
Nov
23
33
Dec
487a Aug
34% Jan
16
29
Dec
40
Jan
Oct 23
61
Dec
66
Jun
1
1
1
No par
i_
cum).
Sunshine Mining
Co
Superheater Co (The)—
Superior Oil Corp
Superior Steel Corp
^
Sutherland Paper Co—1
Swift & Co
Apr
May
8
217b Oct
78
Jan
No par
Sweets Co of Amer
7a
6
July
Apr
98
12% Apr
5
...No par
(The)
pfd (4%%
3974 July
7i Feb
Dec
17a July
4
,
10
97a May 19
Dec
Mar 14
Stokely Bros & Co Inc
Sun
Jan
Nov
ft
2
574
21
1474 Aug
48 7« Jan
6
Stone & Webster
5%
50%
13% Nov
18
:—
L S
(The)
57a
*48 7a
14% May
197a Mar 20
19
113
Sterling Drug Inc
10
Stewart-Warner
Corp———5
33/4
49%
Feb
Sep
3
7a Oct
% Apr
25
27b Oct
57. May 14
117a Jan
32
40
5%
49%
23
24
37/b
*574
Dec
7
6% Nov
28
*5%
5%
Apr
2%
9% Nov
6
307a Apr
*374
574
Feb
6
'
30
2574 Apr
57b
574
774
127a Aug
97b Jan
25
4
5%
15
25
*374
5%
Jan
Standard Oil of Ohio.;
X53/8
5%
9
Standard Oil of New Jersey
672
6%
537a
45
4
*3%
125
24%
Dec
27
14
14
14
23
6
43%
577t
49%
2% Apr 29
—No)par
No par
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana.—
*24
27
—No par
$4 preferred
14,000
58
Jan
—No par
Standard Gas & El Co
263/4
24%
54
1097a Aug 10
No par
2674
57%
9
No par
$4.50 preferred
267a
*24
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
No par
No par
Squibb (E R) & Sons
$5 pref series A
267b
57%
July
107.
227a
23
9
26%
247a
95
Dec
4
27
Apr
407a Apr
267a
24%
Sep
15% July
27% Jan
20
1
267t
19,700
2,300
80%
34(4
16
24
25%
5774
23
2774 Jun
26
5774
Deo
19
574 Oct
29% Sep
257s
247a
757.
8574 Jan
10874 Jun
26
57 7.
Dec
9
preferred——No par
Conv $4.50
25%
*24
6%
29
Square D Co__
—
1
5% conv preferred—
—100
Standard Oil of Calif
Z
5
20
——1
No par
No par
Sperry Corp (The)
1
Spicer Mfg Co.
■——
—No par
$3 conv preferred A
—No par
Spiegel Inc
——
.2
Spear & Co
1,500
4374
8% Jan
37a Feb
14,700
3774
Apr
3
9%
367B
60
5
26%
4374
20
24
97a
43 5/b
Jan
74
May 22
174 Apr
26%
37
Apr
Sparks Withington——No par
10
3674
Sep
97
34% Jan
2674
43
129
3
100
Ohio stk tr ctfs
*974
36%
25
7.50
—No par
Southern Ry
*—No par
5% preferred—-—..-—,—100
26%
4374
15
Southern Pacific Co.—
9 74
36%
15
5
———100
preferred
27
43
Jan
129% Mar
147a
'10%
36%
Jan
11
5
107b
437a
97
Dec
47a
6
*83A
36%
Dec
23
—
26%
43%
Aug
77
674 Apr
t c
107a
43%
96
157a Nov
Corp—
27%
38
5
21
20% Jan
Mobile &
Jan
,674 Apr 28
preferred
10%
3774
Feb
97a July
23
1117a
26%
43%
1017a
Dec
7% Oct
1007a Mar
2
10 Va
3874
Jan
28
267s
437b
227a
Jan
10%
*38
Dec
Jan
263/4
:
1474
Jan
112
10%
974
Dec
2
19
100
27
9 74
Apr
374
29
10%
9
61
Dec
July 10
26%
*8%
Dec
27.
65
27,000 .: Standard Brands..—.
95
34
4
108
—
Southern Natural Gas Co..
3,700
45
2174
*38
*108%
33%
109
1574
3374
50
34
5474
3%
15
3374
*40
2174
2374
34
3%
25,200;
34
241/4
3
27B
2%
50
*36
34
3%
3,000
1574
21%
22
24
11%
1574
15
*2%
*2
11%
16
45
14
-100
8%
1174
33%
7t
Nov
5 74 Dec
3074 Oct 23
Southern California Edison.
2,100
2174
50
*21%
30
1974.'
14%
*40 7a
Jan
49
3f% Nov
X
So Porto Rico Sugar——No par
2,800
12474
19%
33
42%
2%
*36
33
*40%
274
22
% 15%
1474
3274
14
33
15%
1474
14
2%
14%
14%
124 74-
20 7t
11%
50
35%
124%
20
*2174
3
12674
11%
*36
*54%
207a
2074
20
3274
2%
*2%
197a
20
1174
*41
45
2%
1,100
20%
14%
31,600
-
67(4
23
$6
3,100
20
14%
974
Dec
19% Apr
Smith & Cor Type v
2,300
2%
2%
53 %
27
Smith (A O)
15%
11%
:
14%
*40%
20
50
700
15
27a
7
8
3% Mar
—No par
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron
1,600
13%
12474
20
*12474
974
974
112%
1574 '
70 7a Nov
20% Aug 26
Skelly Oil Co
20
15
2 74
15
20
20%
20
*11%
9 7a
9%
2%
15%
*15
15%
*18
10% Nov
No par
10
No par
Snider Packing Corp...——No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc__:
15
South Am Gold & Platinum
-1
S'eastern Greyhound Lines—5
700
1874
*11072
*110%
16
13%
*110
12%
Apr
86% Jan
—/——10
Petroleum
1%
24%
•
Apr
77a
9
Mar
75% Apr
——.No par
1%
*1574
9 7«
-
Simmons Co
13%
15
Shell Union Oil
2,100
7674
97a
6% May 20
—
6,400
27%
6%
2
May 20
274
2774
2
% May 13
16%
*75
Nov
12
34
2%
7674
Sep
16
Dec
1
No par
Xl6%
28
Apr
Nov
Nov
7% Feb
29
*22 %
28
7
Jan
27.
53
13
7
1674
16%
110
140
4,900/,
Dec
22'/. Mar
11
29
174
*75
19
4% Apr
247t
7674
27
4% Mar
1%
28
20% Nov
54% Apr
*2274
7674
30
No par
1%
28
Apr
1
8
No par
24%
7674
Oct
54
—No par
*1%
28%
68
78% July 30
Corp_
*2274
28
30
15
70% July 3
4% Jun 22
—_5
No par
1
—No par
Seagrave Corp—
Sears Roebuck & Co..
Servel Inc
1%
*76
3% Nov
13
Jan
X9472 Jun
—10
24%
7674
*75
24
;
*174
■
Dec
374 Jan
274
274
1674
19%
Shattuck (Frank G)„_
No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co—No par
100
2,000
16
19
16
Sharpe & Dohme
$3.50 conv pref ser A__
3,400
3274
*32
167a
2774 Aug
23% Sep
May 28
X55
'
13%
*
100
62%
6%
674
67a
6%
Dec
Louis-San
Sharon Steel
400
*
7%
62%
77a
64
*62%
64
.
6,400
57%
7%
7%
37,500
97a
*5G74
227a
7 7b May 18
$5 conv preferred
—
5774
15%
110
2
9 7B 1
9 7b
9%
57
900>
1,000
16% ;
59%
59
9 74
2%
;
*
2
59%
7
%
74
167s
9%
6074
16%
16%
%
3274
*32
32%
16 7a
1674
97B
9
2,600
'
s
*22%
28
28
2874
*174
2
62%
10
%
V4
167b
%
.
187a July
6
.-No par
(The)
Co
2474
247b
257/2
61
—
'
:-v,
1
500
3774
3774
*
297. Aug
28% Nov
67b Nov
—No par
-No par
174
'
/
115
74
16 74
2%
2%
153/a
*75
*112'%
16%
*62%
64
x6%
*27%
115
974
77 a
15%
*24%
*112
74
9%
32%
*16
200
3874
Dec
1074. Dec
10% Mar 11
-
4,800
115
9%
7%
7%
*32
1974
927a
*3774
1574
9%
57%
*56
7%
7'e
1974
*114 7a
*74
9%
*9%
9%
7%
7
6,100
927a
38
..
107b
19%
115
%
440
•
94
*92
37%
,
70
900
3874 '•
108
974
107a
1974
1974
94
a92
9%
9
57%
*56
10
*11472
37%
115
113
*174
2
62 %
62
9
*9 74
*3774
*106 7a
38%
974
19%
1574
16
*1%
2
62%
8%
...
3874
10774 10774
;
-
-
23
2
11
Francisco
100
6% preferred—
100
ISt Louis Southwestern—,
—100
5% preferred
1—
.100
Safeway Stores
—No par
5% preferred
100
Savage Arms Corp
5
Schenley Distillers Corp
5
572% preferred
—100
Scott Paper Co—
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
ISeaboard Air Line—
-No par
4-2% preferred
—100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
—No par
JSt
"
•
3
15% Nov
174 Jan
Antelope Copper Mines
st Joseph Lead
1,300
9
26% Feb
39
10
:—
$2.50 conv preferred
700
5%
*7
38%
*92
%
•
74
*74
Xl6
16%
*1%
61%
74
.
*3%
9
-
Ve
*%
*15%
%
-
113
114
*112
74
.
*114%
*114% iie
115
*112
37%
37%
57a
9
108
974
10
10
94
*92
10774
107%
1974
'
18% July
11
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
4,200 f
•
•
%
*3%
5%
974
10
*J2
7a
*3%
10
%
74
*9
20
10
*19%
74
74
%
%
5%
38
10774
108
'
Dec
1378 Sep
Ruberold
'
9%
9
3774
37%
107%
:
.
8%
1
'l
*
16
6
Roan
-
46
117b Jan
22
Ritter
300
1,700
*4374
46
2174 July
27'b Jun
Richfield Oil Corp
Dental Mfg_
1,800
6
7a
Dec
38 74 Jan
Common
900
674
874
19 %
170
9
7%
*19%
19%
*34
36
*34
240
77a
6%
674
7
9
19%
35
2274
22 7a
227b
1,500
•
147b
No par
100
100
Revere Copper & Brass
—No par
7% preferred—
100
5%% preferred
100
Reynolds Metals Co
— No
par
57a% conv preferred
.100
Reynolds Spring
.1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
100
:
23
20
Republic Steel Corp
6% conv preferred
6% conv prior pfd ser A
40
'
5%
5 7a
574
V
80
*79 7a
80
5%
23
*6%
7
6%
2274
8%
7 :•
*8%
80
5%
22%
674
6%
6%
80
5%
5%
*33
35
r
80
80
80
80
*33
35
'5%
5%
'
21% Nov
23% May 28
25
Reo Motors V t c
15,100
97%
74
64
84%
62%
147B
10,000
14%
99
5%
86%
14
557a
100
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co—
90
74
38% Mar
1172 Apr
1
Preferred with warrants
12
237/8 July
:—No par
—
10
Reliable Stores Corp
.
74
74V4
62%
5%
5
5 7b
474
Reliance Mfg Co
Remington-Rand
200
46
14
1374
99
74%
*84
•*44%
*96
1374
14
5 7*
447a
200
1074
Nov
7% Jun
100
1st pfd
& Co
2,500
14
71
*70
71
447a
4%
474
107a
1074
*70
*69
96
*72
1074
(Robt)
Reis
52
1572 Jan
5
-100
Hosiery
4% Nov
347is Jun
50
Preferred
6%
*1274
14
*12
13
10%
*6
67a
*6
6%
13"
Silk
Real
150
4%
13%
1374
13 7^
*6274
45%
4%
Reading Company
600
3%
*3
374
*3
374
71
45%
*2274
6774
6%
*69
474
47b
4%
47b
23
10%
1074
1074
.*2274
13
*12
13
*12
13
23%
18%
*6%
6%
*6
6%
*6
*12
28
*3%
68
18%
*27
6774
3%
*3
*62
28
*22%
23%
*23%
2374
3%
*22'/2'
*26%
28
.
6
46 7a Mar
No par
.1
25
50
—50
1st preferred
874
"8%
*
.
274
58
Apr
1
100
preferred B
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
800
54
*53
*52
9
6
No par
$5
3 74
3%
37a
3%
3%
3%
54
*52
52
52
54
"19 Ve
*83
90
*83
3%
*3%
37a
3%
90
*83
90
*83
3%
°3 V2
272 Mar
88
Radio Corp of Amer
No par
$3.50 conv 1st preferred—No par
17,200
100
100
No par
1
100
10
(The)..
,
12 7a
25
23% Aug
42
Apr
5 7a Jan
37. Mar
4
Apr
3% Jan
1
24
2
8 7b Nov
9
4% Jan
16
2
Apr
28
116% Apr
13
43
61
6
27
6% Nov 20
674 Nov
7
55% Jan
9
2274 Mar
17% Mar
25%
257a Mar
Feb
34 Ve July
467#
Nov
Dec
Dec
87. Jan
37a May
6V4 Nov
4%
474
3%
50
Dec
87a July
Dec
87.
Apr
667a
Jan
Dec
1267a Aug 17
1177a
Jun
126
July
14
3%
Dec
9
Jan
21
Jan
3% May 28
5% Jan
11% May 13
157b Jan
9
1274
Dec
1% Jan
14
174
Dec
27. July
28
13% Jan
3
97a
Dec
187. July
25% Dec
3
167a
Nov
4% Aug
1
Jan
26
1
Apr
974 May 20
17% Feb 13
3 7b
20
25
3
Dec
1974 May
2374
Jan
57a Aug
25
Aug
r
Monday,' December 7, 1942
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2014
Dec.
Nov. 30
Nov. 28
9
Tuesday
I
per share
I
per share
S
per share
S
I
share
per
26
27
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
19 V'j
"19
19
19
19
19 V'4.
19%
19 Va
19 3 «
19%
19%
*5%
5%
'ova
*
5%
*3 %
4
—
3Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
5 Va
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
x39%
39%
39 Vt
39%
2%
2%
2%
2%
36%
36 3 4
35%
36%
»
*7%
7 3 iv
7%
7%
-
7%
8
1
3
*2%
3
*2%
3
"27/B
3%
3%
3%
2%
34 %
34%
x34%
34%
34%
35%
35%
7%
7%
7%
7 %
*7%
7%
7%
35
*34%
4
4 %
*4
*33%
34
*2%
3
*2%
3
2%
9
8%
8%
9
"2612
27
x26%
26 %
9 1
1%
1%
1%
14 Va
14 Va
14%
9
*3:%
3%
■
*32 >4
33%
-
80
2%
9%
27/«
9%
:
Therniold
.
$3
Third
Thompson
Va
*14
94%
95
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
37
5%
5
9%
95
95
■
15
9 %
9%
95
05
95
95
94%
28
9 '
9%
*13 %
15
*14
14%
8%
9 Vs
94%
Vb
1
14
900
'1%
1
1 %
1%
1 VB
/' Thompson Prod.9 Inc.
No,par
5,600
-ThompsoTi-Starrett Co——u_No par
200 / '
$3.50 cum preferred—.
Nt par
3,600
Ti'de Water Associated Oil—_ —10
440
V .■ t$4'.50,coiiv preferred-i
Nn.'par
27
*26
26
95% '
27%
27%
27%
27%
38
37
38
37 Va
37 3
512
5%
14%
14%
15
15%
15%
16
16
16
*15
15%
*15%
15%
'
1,900
12
11%
11%
*11%
12
11%
11%
*11 %
11%
*11 Va
11% ;
200
5%
5%
5%
%
'
*68
"
5
1%
5%
■6
141/2
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
25
25
24%
25
25
"4 i/o
4%
68%
68 %
7%
*6%
67%
7
401/4
40%
x39%
40
7%
7%
7%
113%
105%
105
105
'7%
14%
14 Va
14%
14 Va
79%
80
79 Va
79%
78%
78 V2
78 V8
78%
77%
78
26
78
78
78
;
900
2,200
.
700;
24
24%
*23 34
24%
24 Va
25%
24%
25%
247«
25 3 c
24%
25%
12,800
93
93 %
92 7 «
92%
92%
93
600
/
18 •
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
28,300
1,600
17%
■
*.
18
*54
*18%
20
D
%
_0J
%
14%
13%
%
■
Hi!
16
;
55
*54
11%
Dec
99%
Dec
May 20
19
*17%
19
D
J!,
33
13%
13 %
7 Vb
58
*
5,8.00
13'a
2
Jan
.60Dec
75
Jan
4
7 Va Nov
41?.', Oct
7%
,;Feb
;9Va
Sep
11% Aug
Jan
5
31'
9%
May
24
16 % May
%
6
Sep
Dec
1% July
Dec
Feb
27 Va
Sep
9
4%
Dec
9%
Jan
23
27%
Dec
37%
Sep
Dec
12%
Jail
Feb
79%
Sep
Nov
78% Nov
2-
16
6
.
.=
5
7
76% Dec
4
60
113% Nov
12
*111%
Jan
115%
Jan
6
106%
Dec
112% Sep
9
11%
Dec
; 16
9
28
May
Oct
NOV
10% Aug
Pec
12
6
Sep
,17% Jan
Dec
-
%
13
16
2.
6
100 Va Mar 24
7'/a Aug
Va
6%.Mar
26% Nov ,2
.
Sep 21
Apr
108
Jan
8
Nov 10
r
11'.e Jun
/
2;
287'n Jan
Jan
5 %
I,'
Dec
71
5 Vs May 16
par
51%
Dec
12%-Mar 17
6
Va Jan
35%
Dec
14
; 2V« Nov ,7
4,.
21 V4 Jan
V'4 Jan
108
;
<
Sep
1
15% Oct
2
85% Nov
5
57%
Dec
857/s
Jan
17
81V2 Feb
6
73
Dec
85 V*
Jan
Tank
21 Va
24%
Dec
28%
Dec
10
California---—
—_25
Co_.
1__—1100
l-•1O0
Cax,^.———j..—No' par
5 7o
89
Aug'
Apr
Feb 24
30,
3
4
y36% Jan
17
104% Jan
.
M
31
,
July
44%
Ja*i
5
18% Dec
7% Apr. 17;
9% Mar 10
Un Air Lines Transport,——-—.
Biscuit
May
23% Jun
—-100
5
Co——l—No. par
preferred——s—
conv
r
6
17% Jan
14% July
9%.May
,
8%
Dec
108%
Dec
17.
17
Oct
113-
Oct
16
55 J/4 Oct
104% Mar 24
preferred—
_1U0
Carbon 'Co
——a
No* par
United-'Carr Fast Corp—i—No par
United Corporation.
—-^_No par
$3 preferred——No par
'
38,00(1
n
V'4
:
13%
13%
7
"16
30
Feb.
J4
Feb
37%
6
5% Oct
74 % Jun
United
lOv)
v
43 % Jan
;•
27%
5
34 Va Jan
,
3
6Va Jun
11
23
35
Dec
52
Sep
Feb 26
15
Dec
21%
Sep
1
113%
Feb
'
37=
May
16
United
200
55%
*173b
%
,
Jan
9% Mar
'■
,United Aircraft Corp——,——.,5
•
Jan
18
Dec
95% Aug
56% Jun
5'7r
*54
13%
■
i,
113
19
*18
j'if
13%
13%
14
15%
113
*111%
54% "
54 Va
55%
20
*18%
113
*111%
15%.
15%
.15%
15%
*111%
55 %
x55 %
14%
16
*111 %
113
■
113
16
16%
16
20
.
%
24
'24%
24%
7
23
63% Jan
Union
'
93%
24%
Jan
l%.Jan
Dec
-
9
% Mar 14
Pacific RR
4%
93%
•
Nov
%
.
preferred-
Union
/
.
24%
5
No par
preferred——— i—100
Co——/..4.1
Union Oil of
2,800
'
93 Va
55%
20
(
«
24%
*111 %
113
*54i'2
79
24%
16%
16%
14 3
79
24%
17 7 8
17%
*111%
490
104%
14%
79
*92
%
94
■
■104%
14%
14%
6
34
3%. Jun
1
10% Feb
8% Jan,
City Rapid Tran_—
pfd
No par
Preferred $4.50 series—-_'_Ao par
Aug
95 Va Jan
2
Union El Co of Mo $5
60
X24 %
25
%
12,100
112
40
Jan
12
,
No pat
Col-,—No
30
Sep
5% July
Dec
Mar 28
Jan/28
7% May 15.
Union Bag & Paper—-——No par
Union Carbide & Carb—
No par
.
3%
7
J57« Nov
2
Cndcr Elliott Fisher
-
3,100
x79
14%.
80
2d
2,400
'
76 3 a
76
112
105
'
7 34
60%
1% Nov 20,
2
1% Jan,
-7%
May
Dec
9
4
/:200 i iTwin Coach
,
38
27 Va Jan
,
19% Jan.
Twin
j
210
1
78
14%
79%
*93%
500
Mar 27
$1.50 preferred——__JVo; par
4,800 /
-*
41
76 %
104'a
105%
104%
105
105
40 3 4
x7 %
20th Ceil Fox Film Corp3
11,900
•
7
112V4
112
14%
*24
69% 1
"6Vu
7%
X76%
76%
80%
78
68 3 4
40%
7%
113
*112
113
*112%
105 %
75 Va
75%
75
74%
734
'
•
80 3
78
25% >'
•5 3 a »'
7
40
39%
'7%
39%
7%
*14%
a
5%
*6%
n
39%
39%
113%
*112
147a
47n
Sep
17
22
Qo-ll^ii——Vii-lO
Truscon Steel
j,
—
■
7
7
7
7%
74%
74%
74 Va
"112
1,100 ('
11% *
68%
67
67%
67
f
6 Va
4%
.
3% Sep .14
,
3
31 Va May 21
$6
,
51
2
Jun
8
prtferred_i.%—1%—Not pat
Truax-Traer .Corpj__%-j—-No, par
14%
1
.H
Tri^Continehtat Corp—-t.—1
170
25
14% :
25%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
67%
5
*4%
5
68%
*6%
•-
6,400 /
*11
H
14%
25
l7o
*6
.
11 '
25
15
25
/
:
'69% /
1%
*68 Va
6
Ml
25
63 %
2
69
11 Vb
5%
*11
11 Va
5%
69
1%
1%
68
67
5%
5%
*11
11%
*11
11%
"11
1%
67%
5%
x5%
6Va'
%
68
68
68%
1%
67%
1%
1%
1%
"1%
t
1,800
5 Va
Dec
Dec
=
85
Traxisue & Williams St'1%1—No par
"11%
2,200
3,400
5%
5%
5%
-
v
Sep
2
27
.
*
27?4
*27%
Jan
44 Va
34% Feb
u'un,"
.Tilly
10%
Jun
Nov
3
.
Va Jjlly 14
,14"
Dec
5
32
Jun
2
8% Jan.
Tlmlten Detroit Axle%— L-~— — ,.-10
Timken Roller Bearing—_—No par
' Transamcrica Corpl—i
—2
Transcori-t'I <fe West Air Inc
-5
"
.
.
5%
11
MarlO
142
5
2
Sep
7% July
6% Aug
Feb
'
4% Jan
17% July
38%
Dec
5% .Mar
20
9% Jan
15
0',4
3
Sep
Dec
4 Va May
3%
'24% Oct 23,
11
Jan
9%
46Va
Dec
30 V«
7
7
30
Dec
2
.4
3% Apr
par
(J R)
f
Jan
41
—10
Transit Corp.._iVo
Avenue
Sep
34% Nov/30
2V8 May 20
—1
i.
Apr; 28
Jan' ,2"
5
-100
—
div/conv preferred
500
•
>
1
28
Nov
8% Dec
Nov
3% Jan
Feb
6
10
8
/
5%
;38Va Aug
Dec
34 Va
21
37% Oct
.
7%
No par
Sep
7% July
Dec
•'
1 Va
16
Oct
3% Nov
Aprt 28
No par
—
Co_—
800
2%
*8%
■
preferred—
conv
Preferred—
,
200
33%
$3.60
The.Fair-
30
'
36%
941/4
51
3%
25%
26%
*26
1%
9'
9
9
9%
100
:
2%
2%
26 %
26%
15%
8
-.
28
40
Ma J'26
,
,
3% May
20
Oct
9% Jan
May 14
5
l
Mfg Co—
share
24 Va
Dec
27.
1 Nov
4
28
—100
No par
Texas & Pacific.Ry'Co
_3%
36
7
Apr. 28
'
1%
"14 %'
.
*8%-
2%
9
Thatcher
*3%
33 V4
2%
*8%
/
200
3'-a
*49'a
51
200
Dec
5% Nov 24
11
Apr. 15
4 Va
.16 Va
5% Jan
2
& Oil_i.—.—_10
Coal
Texas Pacific Land Trust
:
2,600
*32%
4
*32%
0
34
3Va
*2%
*49 %
x4
4%
33 Va
"33 %
1%
3
51
3
*49 Va
33
4%
%
3 Vb
51
*49%
13,500
:
36
*2 3 4
Pacific
Texas
i
6%
*34%
36
*34%
36
;.
800
8% »
*6%
-
6%
3,300
■
Highest
I per
I per share
share
19 ',8 Dec
Apr.20/
7 Va
per
Lowest
;
.
29% Nov 23
30
Texas Co
/
Apr
1 Vs Mar
Tennessee
600
%9
18 %
18%
-
*6%
6%
*34%
'
7%
18
17%
6%
36
*2%
3%
50
50
50
"4
34%
■
'
7%
.IT Mr
6%
*2%
33a
"2%
50
*6%
17
7%
7%
'
17%'
6%
34%
6%
35
7%
7%
17%
*6%
Xl7
18%
*0%
7%
7%
8%
7%
18
36
3
4
32
—
Corp_—
——.5
Corp————
—,5
(The)——25
Texas GUlf Produc'g CO——No par
Texas Gulf Sulphur-,.-——No, par
10,600
3%
3%
*3%
-_9
(James)
Telautograph
1,300
39%
l—l
Corp__
partic preferred——_—_50
Talcott Inc
400
334
8%
39%
3%
15% Aug 17
3% Aug
3
-
8%
*3%
19'/4 Mar.IT
international Ltd
Symington-Gould
100
36
39%
,
.u
S
fear 1941
Lots
Highest
Sylv&nia Elec Prod's ItiC—J-No par
2,200
„
5%
*34 18
36
*34%
36
/
100-ftaare
Lowest
t per share
Swift
*
3,600
4 Va
Basis of
On
V
EXCHANGE
Par
5,200
19%
Vi
5 3 it
5%
*5%
5%
5%
*34%
36
*34%
36
4
4'ii
4%
4%
4%
4%
*5%
5%
*34%
36
"34 Vn
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
■
27%.
27
26r> 8
STOCK
NEW YORK
■
Shares
share
per
for
the Week
Dec. I
Dec. ;t
share
per
Range for Previous
1
'
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 2
1
Range Since January
STOCKS
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Saturday
Jan. 27
oe
11
,
1
20
2
A.Oct
15
\
Dec
1 Va
Jan
July 28
16?b Jan
15
13 V4
Dec
30%
Jar.
7% Dec
1
2%
Jun
6%
l3a
Dec
Jan"
"•<
7%
7%
7%
*3%
3%
3%
7%
7%
3%
* 38 %
38
4%
63 %
102%
*101
36
j
200
26%
261
63%
63
63 14
62
1% Apr
.
6,900
United
Fruit
,
4
3
3%
3
4%
*85
87
*85
*3034
32
31
31%
31
*4V4
4
*85%
87
29%
•
%
31
31%
*4%.
34%
32
U
'
U
530
33%
33')u
5% July
Apr
42
Jan
79
Dec
30
3
60
3% Jun
1
Jan
16
4 %
Dec
106 Va Jan
17
100 Va
Dec
16% Oct 21
8 %
Apr
27
2%
Dec
5%
93% Mar 27
t r„_,i— 1
aia4 Apr
28
Papcrboard—*—
—
,,10
S & Foreign Secur—,
^_No par
$6 1st- preferi-ed—s.—No, par
S Distrib Corp conv pfd——100
27« Sep
10
2 V2
Apr
17
77,'/a Apr
9
4% Feb
5% Nov
7
Feb
25
Sep
Sep
Nov
Dec
5
Va Jan
UJiited
;
51
May
Feb
72
United Mer & Manu Incv
1,600
4%
3%
35
3
500
87
16
1
48 Va Jun
Gas Improv't—
No par
preferred——,-——No par
$5
% Sep
6
3% Mar 11
3%
203a May
25% Jun
700 v,
;
3
*85%
87
*85%
'
10
-5
United
28,100
100
.16
3
4%
4:%
87
4%
*85 %
*15%
.
3%
*3
3 Vb
4%,.
103
*102
16
16
16
4
4Vi
103
*102
102
3 Va
3
4%
4%
87
V8
l16
15%
3
4%
4%
102
6
Jan
50
—.No par
■—
Co—
•
4%
3% Nov
28
33 % Aug 21
—5
Coal Cos_
Electric
Eng & Fdy_
,
15
"
—————100
Preferred
United
United
500
62%
a
Inc—.——5
Dyewood Corp——'——10
600
•
5%
*5
27.
United
.
4% Apr
250
35%
35 Va
5
5
26%,
United Drug
15,700
■
3% /
*3
3%
35'!
5
; 7%
•'•
26%
*101% 102 Va
15%
16
*15%
4%
4%
*3
7%
7%
26%
•
63%
4V4
4%
4%
16
*3
.
63
26%
;
17%
'
4%
16
63%
62 %
•
36
5
5%
26 Va
;
3%
35
38%
*5-
27V4
62%
103
>100
*36%
5%
*5
*26%
64
4%
38%
*36%
5
27%
*26%
*3
3%
*3
734
7%
7%
,
2%
10Va
117
4%
4
Dec
Jan
Jan
14%
,
Nov
Sep
July
*
87
,
7
43 % Oct
11 % Jan
26
Jan
17
Dec
■
9%
93% Oct
19
Dec
July
13
Dec
37 Va
*
Feb
7%
26
6% May 14
83
•
July
'
9
60
59 3
*58
175%
*173
*8%
9
*8%
9
60
4
175%
*173
174
174
*173
9
61
60
59%
5%
*5%
40
40
39%
39%
30 Va
30%
29 Va
*3 "4
3%
3%
11%
11 Va
*100
*3Va
29%
24
*99
*29 Va
*28%
30
29%
30%
*30%
30%
%
%
li
30
*29
30 Va
.32 V2
24
23%
24%
24 *
24 3'8
95%
96
96%
97:
*60%
19
110
47 V
•4.;
*44
46
44%
44 Va
va
va
*44
va
1 ti
%
%
S8
24%
23%
93%
45
45
U S
v
''
61V4
47 Va.
19 Va
*44
28
34% Jan
27
20
Playing Card Co.—
.
!
3,700'
U
10 :
va
U S
•
3,200
47Va
Ref &
Mini——1,50
———,2
50
Corp———.No par
:—•———
100
600 "
Steel
Preferred
S Tobacco
Co
i.—No par
—
'
^
'
4
1%
.
preferred———————25
7%
*15
*58.
*144%
*151
*54
56
*54
56 Va
15%
*54
'
*15
15 Va
*15
15 Va
5934
*58
59 %
144
150
%
151
158
%
*1%
1%
Vi
lit
']»<
U
55%
57 Va
*151/4
15 Va
*15%
15'/a
«
59
*146
155
*152Va
154%
%
V*
25
25 Va
59 V4
59
151
.
-
•
:
lVa •:
57
55
56%
15%
56,
*15
"58
59
151
*151%
158
1%
'
*146
*58
*146
150
59
154
4,600
18
;
•
*24 Va
24%
16
15%
9%
*23 %
9%
24 %
*23%
24 Va
15%
9%
*24%
.
16
9%
24%.
33%
33%
34%
34
100"
152
$6
nonv
%0!
*48
53%
59
*54%
60
*54%
65
*54%
*22%
23
*22%
23
22%
2%
*35%
36
114
114
*17%
20
*26% 1
29%
2 Va
35
35
*113%
»9
2%
"2
2%
34%
Universal
114
15%
9%
*23%
'
2 Vb
2
36
*34%
113 Va
113%
*23%
35 V2
53
*46
65
*53%
22%
23
2 Vs
36
*112%
15%
23
;
65
i
600,
2 Ve
2%
37%
37ya
38Va'
113%
*112%
113%'
%
*26%
27 %
27%
27%
*26 %
'27%
.26%
26 V,
29 %
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29 V4
29Vb
29 Vb
29%
29%
80
80
80
*78
83
80%
so y4
138
*133
138
*133
138
*78
80
*78
*133
138
*133
138
*133
tj 1 '
t
23
2
*
22
19 Va
*26
V
*133
22
27%
7%
7%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 3 4
22%
23
23
7 Va
7%
19%
19%
1
•
.'31% Aug
' 7
25 Va
Dec
34%
Feb
32 Va Dec
* 2
18%
Apr
26
Sep
Mar 11
Va
Dec
.
1
:
bNf-
preferred
Victor Chemical
—
Works
div partic preferred
Va -El St Pow $6 pref—
o
120;
40
■
•
200;
1,700
20
138
Coal & Coke 5%.
Va Iron
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Ve
21V*
1,800'
23
%
23
23 Va
23 3i
23%
24%
2,000
*7%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
600
2,100,
No par
pfd.,-100
>-25
25
Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred-—!
Vulcan
Detinning Co——
Preferred
7%
21%
—100
6%
—
—
'
2
.
5
,-100
-100
—<•—5
No par
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry
Vultee Aircraft Inc—
$1.25
preferred
2% July
13'/a
Dec
28 Va
17
58
Dec
103Va
Sep
Jan
14
43%
Dec
65 Va
Apr
Jan
19
69
Dec
76'/a
Jan
55% Jan
3
47
Dec
70%
Jan
100
51
58
Apr
44 V'4
May 20
*4
71
28
70
105%
,119% Jan 13
107% Jun' 30
Jan
46% Jan
29
39% Mar 27
14
42
Mar
1
.1% Oct 29
1/ Oct 15
57% Dec
4'
May 25
15
3'43a May 20
12
July 15^
15% Nov 21
41
May
6
Apr 24
Apf 30
61
Oct
20
%. Dec
/»
Dec
42 Vs
Dec
;
,
.
12
>
May
Jan
33%
'7
Jan
50%
x
Nov
1% Jan
/ '
1% Jan
21
62
Sep
10%
Jan
64
Sep
May
157
Jan
Jan
162
Oct
43%, Nov
140
133
Jan
Sep
'
150Va Jan ' 6
159
130
Dec
19Va- Dec
5
24
15 Va Apr
147
Oct
Nov
25 Vo Nov
6
MaflO
142
Sep
'
13% May
% Apr
4s/a Aug
105
.
."
preferfed.i.——,—^-100
Va-Carolina Chem—
21 Va
I
1st
Chemical Co
1,200
v
<
'
1,300,
'
22 Va
7%
Vick
1,500
53
27%
82
Dec
37% Apr 17'
Jan
% Aug
A
20
29% Feb / 6
16
Apr
31
25
20% Jan
3
15%
Dec
34%
7% Jun
24
2
8%
Dec
15
Mar
20% Aug
28
July
19
Mar
112% Jan
9
12
30
May
50
July 30
Sep 12
55
1
11%
.
Mar'
26
Sep 26
116% July ,15
41% Jan
6
60
18
20
2% Oct
22'/a Jan
110% May
14
24
8.
4
40% Oct
116
=
Dec
Jan
•
Dec
116
Aug
Jun
45
July
Mar
57
Mar
Aug
66
19
Nov
1
66
Aug
Mar
27%
Sep
7
%
Dec
2%
Jan
'21
18%
Dec
28% July
Dec
118 Va July
25% Jan
Jan
39Va
57
2
■1
111 Va
Jan .19
55
18% May 26
.
Sep 11
114
3
21% Nov
10
11
Dec
23%
Sep
Apr 29
31% Jan
20
30Va
Dec
42
Jar
13
29
Dec
33 Vs
Jan
26
May 22
,-100
70
Jun
,-100
120
—1
—No par
Va- Sep 23
2
Jan
14% Jun
22
_———
7?'t
35%'.'
19%
*19Vb
1,600
24%
113%
20
1,500
9%
20
20
120.
1st pfd——.>100
2.—'—No par
Preferred
->100
Vanadium Corp of Am—-,—No par
Van Norman Mach Tool-—.——2.50
Van Raalte Co. Inc————2_ -5
*115%
*53%
,
28%
No par
preferred—,
Pictures
'
35
*46
"65
22 3,4
24%
"
*115%
34%
:i
114
19%
20%
30% Aug
Apr 27
Va Aug 21'
Sales——
Vadsco
1,000
"18%
*78
7%
34%
*27
9%
54 Va
23
2838
16%
"
*46
54
*%
*9 1/4
34%
34%
*22 3a
■%
163/8
"243,4
*23%
*53 %
*48
«a
9%
9%
*46
7
1
1—1
preferred—-————%i.lO0
8,^j
152
Stovkyards; Corp,w,
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp——1
Universal Leaf Tob———,—No par
151
"16 %
16 V4
51
13
.
27
'26%
*115%
*115
*114%
33 %
*33
25
15%
9%
9%
*115
.
24%
24%
*15%
•
,'10%
28% NOV
United Stores class A——
1,300;
59
*146
151
153
j
.
United
;
i
*%
%
Apr
Feb
114
'
T%
.
%
c
55 34
■
•
Dec
7
'
1%
Jun
33Va Aug
,
5%
May
54
'.
Apr
Jun
2%
26% May
—
Jan
43
Feb
54%
2
20
22
--10
preferred—-£—,—-100
1st
Jan
Jun 10
Jan
Jan
20^
•
9%
4 Va July 30
14% Oct 23
28
7
99
100
—20
—10
—1
No par
preferred—
Preferred
200.
24,900
19%
24% Apr
U. S Rubber Co
2,000
110
No par
Feb
33
Pipe & Foundry——
8%
4%
21
■2Va Apr
69 Va
183
Apr
v
'
Sep
CO———No. par
No par
U S Smelting
'
41
JU S Realty & Impt.—
:
14
*'
30
U S Plywood Corp——
,
2,900
45
46%
47%
16.000
24%
109%
Va
20
*44
■
2,300
•(
94 Va;
.
61%
47%
110
19%
47.%
Va
61
47%
110
19%
19%
1%
46
20 J
,
4,600 '
94
61
vb
HOVb
'
*44
32
44%
61
46 V4
110
191
19%
31 Va
Prior
U S
,
6% Jan
170
10
34% Jan
Partic & conv el A,
.
1,400
■fts
*93%
95%
'45
61 Va
46 V4
109%
19
19
*60 Va
a
'
44%
*44'%
110%
46%
47%
110%
471
61%
*60%
62
a
110%
30
32%
24%
95
43%
30
•
,
Nov
174
Coig|
1—5
preferred.^...—^_50
Leather
S
1
27
Industrial Alcohol
.
100
(
cjonv
May
3
61% Dec
May 13
4% Apr
U
j
3,400
27%
"A
24
97
43%
105
27 Va
30
32f
11
1 <!
97
43%
105
■
I.————100
preferred.
5%%
600
3 3 4/
40 %
159
Hoffman Mach
U S
"
23%
43%
600
12%
,
Co__1_
No p«'
Co^—.1——20.''
Freight
1%
U S
170
29 %:
27%
*29%
30
%
•
105
27%
27%
40
*3 Vs
12
ll7a,
*99
105
27
26%
11%
12
20
*28%
3'b
3%
3%
•
U S
U S Gypsum
100
39%
2.9
'
900
2,000
4
5%
*5%
40%
%
611
175%
*173
5%
*39
29 V4
*11%
107
26%
26%
26 Va
>3%
11
29%
30
*28%
%
*
27
*2614
106
*110
110
*100
40%
%
11%
3%
11%
29
9
61
175 Va
5%
5%
*39
2914
29%
3%
*11%
40%
*39
29%
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
613 4
*173
174
'
*5%
9' ;/
»:
9%
.61
85/b''
8%
0
58%
1
■
24
Mar 11
6% May 22
18% May 22
29% Oct
96 Va Mar
138
Jan
Feb
5
89
Feb
105
Nov
9
135
Mar
143
Jun
10% Mar 25
25
Apr
1
30% Jan
28
W
*1007/a
102
For footnotes
7%
*73e
19 3
4
19%
100%
100%
see
page
2015.
7%
20
*99%
7%
20
102
*22
20.
*99%
20%
102
*19%
20
19%
19 Va
1,400
*99%
102
99%
99%
200
—100
No par
Walgreen- Co——
No par
4Va °!c preferred with warr
1U0
Wabash RR
Waldorf
preferred—
System—
21% July
6
16
2
V'4 Mar 25
23
97 Va Jun 19
Apr
7% Nov 23
6%
Dec
9%
Apr
20 Va Nov
18
15%
Dec
22 %
Jan
102% Oct
20
Oai/n
.Tun
inHS/„
Ton
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
t
Monday
Nov. 28
I
I per share
*
S
share
per
share
per
I
4%
4%
4%
4%
39%
'38%
39'%
*38'A
15%
16
'15%
15%
15'%
*4'A
4'/a
15%
*3%
27'A
27'A
27'A
*4
4%
'
*25%
6%
6%
6 '/a
6%
6'%
78%
*76'/a
78%
1%
i
*1%
1%
1%
17,600
Warner
78%
30
$3.85
38%
39%
*37%
*27%
500
*13
14
13%
18
18
17% ;
17%
"29
28%
28%
*27
;15'A
14%
14%
15
15
13%
13'A
13'A
17%
*17%
18
*2%
3
"
*2%
17% '
17%
.•
:
•
*2%
.
3
17%
17%
17%
'68
•"
*13 'A
3
*17 '
70
9
11%
18%
9%
; *68
9'%
: *59'%
61'A
61%
60
*107%
14%
101
2'%
25
14'A
"2 Va
2V'a
*4%
,"r
l-'/H
25%
25%
14%
15
25%
14%
.
■
108%
50
*41%
*60
29
*26%
27 V'a
*14
13%
13 'A
4%
4%
'
■•
18
18
60
60
,
*19%
20%
18'A
77%
78
'
,51
*41'%
85
13'A
13%
13'/a
18%
r
18
59
14%
I
83
18
<
59'%
*14
4%
*4%
2%
-4%
v'
20'A
*19%
2%
*19%.
20'%
2%
2%
2'%
2%
.
50
\
200
2,600
1% July
w
—
21'A
Oct
WW
23
Feb
Oct
11% Jan
15
18
Nov
28
1% Jan
6
8
38
Sep
23%
Jan
Dec
17% July
Dec
20%
1'%
23
Dec
10 Va
2
14
Feb
14
10%
19
3
15
Feb
—we*
5
Jan
3
July 22
6
20'A Jan
May 18
Dec
4'A Jan
16% Mar
65'A Mar
25'% July
74'% Jan
59% May 20
x71% Nov
12
1
7% Aug 28
10'A Nov
6
Jan
22
Deo
106'%
Jan
Jan
8
99%
Dec
115
Jan
Jan
8
89
Nor
107%
Jan
113% Jan
9
112
Mar
117'%
Jan
Feb
6
15
Dec
104% Jun
2
104 V'a
25
91
41'% Apr 27
104
Apr 27
93
34
—...100
100
Apr
36
102
May
10% Sep
97
1
Sep 16
88
20% July
107
Apr
Oct
9
18% Dec
3
15'A
Deo
29% July
Apr 28
2
3% Jan
27
1%
Dec
4% July
8'A Jan
28
4%
Dec
2
Sep
23
>T.
Feb
30
Oct
13
18'%
Feb
31'%
19'A Feb
5
15
Deo
24'A July
Oct
105
Jan
Dec
141
Mar
4 % May 20
% May 18
23% Feb
18
13% May 27
No par
'
18
21
12% May
53'% Apr
109
81'A Jan
5
71
Jan
28
118
29% Feb
24
Aug
2
127
5
23
Apr 28
22
Mar 11
27%
8
24
105
Nor
34'%
Apr
31% Jan
108% Oct
July
l'A May
Jun
27'A
9
Jan
36 % July
Apr
112
43
Nov
2
50
Apr
18
60
Aug
65
Aug
July
80
July
9
93
Jan
22
85
Deo
100
Jan
3
27'A Feb
4
21'A
Apr
30% July
69% Jan
29
58'%
Deo
76
15
17
10'A
Jan
15% July
17%
100'% Jun
6
XI7% Dec
"58% May
12'A July 21
White
500
i
2'%
Apr
7%
.7:%
7'%..
4MB
4'/a
4 Va
4'/a
4'%
Jan
700
2 '
20%
1%
2
-
12,600
4
4%
4'/a
56, : ;
56%
56%
120
*108
120
*108
120
18%
18
29'A
28%
29
'
18'A
,
29
18'A
18%
28 7/a
18%
28%
29%
14%
15
*17%
18%
29'A"
15
15
15'%
15'%
15%
'
t*18
18
29
4
15'A
*116'/a
124
'116'%
124
*116'%' 124
*116'%
124
*116%
'106
114
*106
*106
114
*106
47%'
124
114
*46
48'%
88
89
89
55
54%
55%
55%
56
90'
57.
'57 '.
57
,
46%
\
88
*88
48%
90-
87
; 87
54%
*46
48'%
*45'%
48'%
88
45'%'
46%
48'%
88'
»
■
:
•;
.i:
Apr
Jun
Jan
12
41
Feb
54'A
13
18'%
Deo
26'A July
2% Dec
3
1%
Dec
2% May
53
16
1'%
Jan
8'% Oct
16
3 Va
Apr
Apr
2%
29
6VA
Deo
3% Sep
14
6% Jan
20
4'/a
Dec
7
Sep
23
73% Jan
13
60'%
Dec
77
Sep
107'% Jun
1
110% Oct
5
109'%
Oct
115
Nov
51
pfd—100
6%
2'A Oct
1% Aug 12
——No par
Woodward Iron Co
,
Sep
7
19%
Dec
33%
8
x30'% Nov
9
23 V
Deo
34 Va
14'% Jun
22
21% Jan
28
16
Dec
25% July
117
Nov
13
125
July 28
98
Mar
106
100
3
130
3,500
24
17% Aug 26
1—10
"
21% May
10
(Del) —No par
7% preferred A
—
100
•6% preferred B—.!_
—100
Prior pfd 4% % series
—100
Prior pfd 4'%% Conv series...100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del):—,.Nb par
(F W) Co..
Worthington P & M
200
561.4. ; 56'A
•
Jan
Jan
22'A Jan
0
-
.—No par
preferred
Woolworth
'
45'%
••
*45
-
14%
*116'%
;
*45'A'".'47-
46%.
46%
47'%
•
400
12,100
i
114
114
*46
47''a
*46
5%
"""
*106 '
124
114
f
1)2,200
29%
.
14 Vis A
15'A
.*106
18%
23%
-
29'%
conv
Wisconsin El Pow
i
;
*18
$6
800
»
120
*108
•-
6%
Wilson & Co Inc
'8,600
»
5 7'A
-
8'A July
Dec
1
'
5'7'A
Dec
2'%
4% Apr
Motors——.—1
preferred.;
——10
Willys-Overland
2,600
4%
.4%
4,'A
56
May
1 %
5
Gas Co.
Oil
Wilcox
800
<
Deo
2%
23
15'% Apr
2%
10'%
14
27
a
15
40
7%'*.".7'%"
7% :: -7%
•
6
29
Prior
'
7'%.
55%
.
*108
120
'108
120
,
2
Mach Corp.—1
preferred—
No par
preferred
-20
White Sewing
5
Nov
3'% Jan
51
Mar
1% Apr
$4 conv
2%
■
4%
55'A
55%,
*55
56 y«
.
2%
1%
2%
•
7%'
V
7%
.
2%
3
15% Jan
25
Jun
12
—
Rock Min
49%
-f
*19'%,
20V4-
.1
Spr Co....No par
White Motor Co
'
13'%;
4%
V
*2%
*35
49'%",
*19%;
20'A
2
2'%
2
2
2
7%
.
50
}
~> 14%
*4'a
.
2%:
2%
A *35
49'%
*35
49'%
4%
*4'A
"•
: 2%
2%
2%
*2%.
*35
2
54%
39% Jan
Nov
16
preferred—^
$4.50
>
2,600
t
59%-
%r
13'%"
13'A
13
13'A
4'%
*7%
*83
23
par
No par
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co—
100
5%% conv preferred——
100
Wheeling Steel Corp^——No par
$5 conv prior pref——_—NO par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)_....20
150
;
51
83
'
*14
14'A
800
26
108
'
-
*46
Deo
Deo
WW
Jan
Westinghouse' El & Mfg
—50
1st
preferred——
50
Weston Elec Instrument...—.12.50
Westvaco Chl'or Prod—.—.No par
110
29%
r. *27
x59'%.
' 61
14'%
37
12
Westinghouse Air Brake
300
t
117
108%
xl7%
,
8
Deo
6
24% Oct
,5,800
.a
14%
26
•
*45%
Sep
6'A
16
25
*"13 'A Jun
17,400
{
■
%
1% Nov
37% Nov
21% Sep
<5,000
4,700
f
108
85
'4%
,2%
*19'%
:
17
2
2
No par
class A
preferred
preferred
6%
■2,000
26'%
*41'%
87
*60
,
14'A
*14
49'%
*35
15%
1% Nov
a
77
Jan
53
Jan
-
2'A
.26
*116
29'%
•
Penn El
7%.-
-
l'/a.
14%
-
117
*107'%
51
*85
13%
;
*2%
2%
49%
*108
4
6
Jan
«
*35
,
67a Dec
80% Oct
%Jan
4'%% pfd
100
Co—1—No par
6% preferred——'—*
100
Western Auto Supply Co____
10
Western Maryland—.—.;
100
4% 2d preferred
;
100
Western Pacific 6% preferred—100
Western Union Telegraph—_—100
5%
15
26'%
108'A
.*41'%
50
18
14 Va
*13%
*107%
108'%
'/a
87
•
61%
14
'*54%
27
May 14
19
,_No par,
Indies Sugar Corp
West
350,
■t
18%
25 V'2-'
*27
*27
"•
61%
2
17
4'A Apr
West Va Pulp & Pap
,
26 Va":
*116'%
29
108 'A
18%
18
*13'A
*2%
Feb
Feb
x65
West Penn Pr Co
l'A
77'A •78'i
,77'%
27'/a
*85
,
*60
2%
2%
4
6'A
25'% May
No par
West
3,000
f 180
"S 620
600
*4%
25%
117
*26%
•*41
87
"4%'
Jun
26'A
preferred.;
$4 conv
220
'
-•
100
t
"
l'/a
'
50
*85
18%
18 Va
IV
Apr
Eisenlohr
!
'•
14%
*27
A
27'/a
,108%
*26%
89
,
*83%
Dec
13 V'a
1
i
'
26 %
108%
108
*41%
76%
*116
117
117
29
*27
29%
,
26%
•
76'A
75%
r.
117
*116
■
*27
,
'
76%
76
76%
'A
7
No
Webster
12%
*2%
5%'
l'A
*1
25
14'%
117
4
-5
Wessou Oil & Snowdrift
107%,
18%
2Va
*4%
l'A
14%'
25%
;
5%
*1
..
*
75%
NOV
Wayne Pump Co
5oo
; 101
'*99
.
18%
5.'%
2
*5
l'A
14%
*116
Sep
1
29 '/3 NOV
% May
16
Preferred receipts
Fdy & Pipe_j.^._^__JV<) par
No par
600
9%
12'%-
101
18%;
18%
18%
t
700
;
60
*107 '4
12'/a
*99
101
*98%
■•18%
2'/a
6
*1
26 Va
1
6 V'a
22
'% Aug 13
;
.67,
•60
108
12'/a
13
'
*5
l'/a
25%
Dec
Waukesha Motor Co_j—
3
65-
6 l'A
108
108
*12
13
18'A
2 'A '
2 'A
'
2VA
~No par
500
: 58% ■58%
;
683 4 -70'%;
108'%
;*98'%
•6%
l'A
•
71%
'
214
2ya
6
Warren
9 Va A
9'A
'60 V-
9,'V
5!?
61
71%
63'A
108
18%
18
70
■
■
■"
'
*5
NOV
Washington Gas Lt Co
*2%
72
*12
101
*98 Va
18%
6
-No par
700.
*17%--17%
*68
'* 70
A
17%
*1714'
17'%
9%
60%
62
12%
12%
101
•"
2% Jun
—
$3 preferred
i
'
108
*107'A
12
*98'/a
9%
12-
63 'A
63
108
108
Sep
•
'
3
2%
70
*68
59%
:
72'A
72
63 %
15'A
5
| 100*
13
,
17%
•17%
18
*17%-
'
'
72
*63
'*•'
9%
V 58%' ; 58%
59
Feb
No par
14%
13,
13'A
13'A
■'
17%
70
*68
70'/a
9%
9'/t
v*
72
Sep
xl2%
•
*
*56 '/a
36
8
Pictures
29
"
•'14%
",
'
70 "
.
'
*27
29
*15
13%
15
17%
Bros
preferred
Receipts
10
V;
*27%'
15
3
12
16% Oct
50
IWarren Bros Co
1,500
A
29
15%
*2%
41% NOV
preferred
$7
39%
29'
<4
*27
5V4 Nov
17
'
37 y2
*37
'
6%.
*76'A
-
1%
37%
*15'A
"
400
23
13% Mar 23
Dec
3
'
1%
*37
,
1
78%
*76V'a '
78%
'76'/a
i
.
1,000
3% Apr
31 % Apr
No par
B
Class
'uf
-
1 %
1%
,
'
'
Highest
S per share
f per share
14
No par
preferred
Ward Baking Co cl A
27'/a
*26
.
< per share
Lowest
No par
No par
Good & W Ltd
(H)
Dlv redeem
6%
'
6 %1
6%
6'%
6%
"4%
,10
2 7 'A
27%
Walk
300
Range for Previous
Lots
Highest
No par
Walworth Co
1,500
*4
•
%
t'.f
*26
'76 Va
76
76
4'%
*4
4,500
100-Share
t per share
Par
15%
*
Basis of
Lowest
Shares
4%
*15'A
Range Since January 1
On
STOCK
EXCHANGE
the Week
39%
4%
39'a
'«
a
NEW YORK
Sales for
i
J
.
I per share
15'% ;
*15'A
4%
Wu
%
26%
26
26%
6%
4%
*
%
%
*%
39'
39
39
Dec
•
4%
x4'A
4%
4%
39 %
4%
•
t per share
share
per
16
%
15
*4
;
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
40
4%
40
i
Dec. 1
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 80
,
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Saturday
201
;THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131;
Volume 156
a
Jan
Jan
147
Aug
130
July
85
Jan
Jan
26
47%
Dec
57'A Jan
26
50'%
Dec
104
Jan
15
86
Apr
122
July
62
Jan
5
50%
Deo
80
Jan
23% Oct
13:
15
Deo
14'A Nov
9
10'A
Aug 17
109'%
NOV
13
117
42'A Jun
17
54
44
Jun
9
80
Jun
23
39
Apr
24
-
Jan
Mar
73% Aug
75% Aug
■'
1
■'
i
"
*21 %
21%
12%
21%
12'%
21'%
12%
12%
28%
'29 Va
29
29
8%
8%-
16%
16%
16%;
2'A
2'/a
-
from
100 to
■
10 shares.
'•
'
2'A
■
'
y
.
6%
29%
,
■ /•-'
a
'
'
"121
J*
81.
*78'%;
•
:
<1,000
;5,100
8%"'
-
z
17
/
16%
2
-
■
t
vl
81
■
170
Week Ended Dec. 4,1942
and Miscel.
StockA rCash sale,
Saturday—.————I—.
Monday———,..
Tuesday
Wednesday
472,100
—
—
630,420
Thursday..... T———
Friday
—
Total
•
—
3,016,884
...
—
530,033
<
?
6,840,000
214,000
$2,067,000
•
,
Y
•
.
Saturday.—
Monday
Tuesday.^
Wednesday—
■
3,000
10,388,500
$33,000
Jan
Dec
95
Aug
12 VA Jan
5
Deo
18%
Jan
May 14
8% Feb 19
1% May 21
Ex-rights,
y
.
9
17% Nov 12
2% Jan 26
Shares)
65,320
—.
of shares..:
108,634,130
658,000
187,000
506,000
280,000
$18,000
804,000
A
646,000
110,000
2,000
758,000
\
626,000
24,000
$3,289,000
$706,000
20,000
$4,015,000
-113,232
1.-260,413
——
U.
S.
Government.
,114,063,000
148,507,000
2,016,068,100
1,762,176,000
Railroad
Total.:
&
industrial.
$45,060,000 $2,136,498,150
$1,928,80.2,000
$33,000
$207,000
-3,413,000
41,440,000
—
38,554,200
——
$40,654,200
1,260,413
1,253,710
650,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 4
1942
1941
28,109,943
$4,278,000 $156,603,500
389,000
4,504,000
116,000
721,000
$220,367,000
$4,015,000
—■---
—
18,514,106
20,000
of shares
■
'
—A——
Bonds
t
I———
'
1941
845,000
$4,783,000 $161,828,500
$229,725,000
139,428,938
$18,119,000
5,666,360
Bonds
.
601,000
85,000
516,000
111,135
Stocks—No.
Total
$357,000
96,671
—
—"
Foreign
Corporate
$20,000
1942
•> $6,367,050
3,016,884
2,067,000
Stocks—No.
t Unit of trading
112,285
:
1941
1942
.1941
15% Apr
3% Oct
Deo
1% Apr
8
111,450
——,
....
Total.^
Foreign
Government
Week Enddd Dec. 4
1942
9 V4
Jan
Bonds (Par Value)
Domestio
$337,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 4
Week Ended Dec. 4
5'A
ft Called for redemption,
of
Thursday...—--
$40,654,200
-
42%
76
7% Nov
Stocks
—
7,178,000
23,000
.-<■•
Dec
20
-
Week Ended Dec. 4,1942
■
5,676,100
5,411,900
'
29
Oct
7
.
9,119,800
;•■•
305,000
10,151,500
$38,554,200
■
.
12'A
13
87
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
-
1,000
333,000
8,811,800
.
Sales
5,000
376,000
5,034,900
539,921
$l;000
710,000
4,965,100
561,220
——
Dec
37% Jan
12
(,Number
$2,879,900
$129,000
$2,750,900
283,190
Jan
* ;
Bond
v
Jan
Jan
78
Apr
'
Total
,
Jan
VA
17
120
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Government
Bonds
'
Bonds
No par
1
3
22%
Dec
Dec
23
3
5
Special sales,' x Ex-dividends,
s
y
Foreign
Bonds
A
Zenith Radio Corp..
Zonite Products Corp
121
28'A Jun
1_;
f.
No par
t5'%fo preferred series A
—100
Youngstown Steel Door—s._No pat
.j
United States
Number of
Shares
2
28
111'% Jan
.100
Preferred
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
15% Jan
10% Apr
Youngstown S & T
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Stocks,
'-<
Co———25
i
1
Young Spring & Wire———No par
1
i 900
*:'V V
■
'
1,500
17
2
*1%
1
'2,300
a%
& Towne Mfg,
Yellow Truck- & Coach cl B
20
-6%
29%
Deferred delivery.1 n New
\
J
t
121
6%'
'* '
'
Yale
6,400
<5,100
29%
6%
■
21
12% '' ■■12'%
i" 9
--8%
"• 16%
*"* 2
16%
2'A
21- .'
'
30
X80
80
87A/' 9
t In receivership,
sales on this day.
.
<
*16'A
2'A
16%
r
'
80
9
-
2
•Bid and asked prices; no
reduced
8%
16%
16%.
2'A
I
2
9
80
80
'
8%
•
*120%: 121-
6%
29'A-
29
*.
12%
29%
6%
7
•
28%
-20%
12'a
121
*120%
121
*6%
■
x20%
■
■
12 'A >12'%
12%
*120%
,
'
80'/a
•80 Va
80'V
%
■
7
-
21
21
-21%
-
-12%
121,
'
7
7'A
*7
a 80
*120'%
121
*120%
*21
■
,
Domestic
...
$3,289,000
706,000
'
Foreign government
—- —
Foreign corporate
'
A——:
Total—
—■
■—
Stock and Bond Averages
Below are the daily
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
—Bonds—
Stocks
■
10
20
30
Indus-
Rail-
•
Utili¬
road.'
trial.'
Date—
28
November
30
December
1
.
.
.
December
2
December
3—.
December
.
.
4
A
Total
65
ties
'
November
15
10
>
6.345,000
3,013,000
———
First
Indus¬
Grade
trie
P
n
ils
10
Second
Utili- :
pei'
ties
51.44
109.83
89.99
51.34
109.44
89.95
51.54
109.91
90.09
92.59
52.11
110.06
90.30
92.61
52.33
110.09
90.36
106.59
92.09
106.51
91.99
106.46
92.44
38.35
106.42
38.25
106.40
13.97
38.37
106.69
114.50
26.88
14.00
38.20
114.61
26.84
13.90
38.19
115.16
26.95
13.88
38.35
115.19
26.99
13.81
115.02
26.82
13.75
40
90.07
51.56
27.11
Total
Bonds
109.83
92.21
114.95
10
Grade
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2016
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
NOTICE—Prices
"and
are
interest"—except for Income
Monday, December 7,1942
WEEKLY
-
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the week's range,
footnote in the week in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in
indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
and
defaulted bonds.
week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a
the
the column headed "Interest Period"
The italic letters in
'
Week
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Ended
Last
or
Friday's
Sale Pride Bid & Asked
Period
4
Dec.
Low
High
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
January
NO.
Low
New
I
York
Week
Stock
Ended
they
Friday
Exchange
Dec.
Interest
4
Period
the
are
only
transactions
v
.
Week's Range
Last
or
Friday's
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
High
Low
Range Since
Sold
January 1
High
No.
—'
v'—
25'A
29%
2
25%
31
8
25%
18'A
30
49%
18
17%
46%
.9
12%
18%
Low
'
U.
Treasury 4 'As___
—1947-1952
1944-1954
_1946-1956
1943-1947
—1943-1945
1944-1946
—1946-1949
1949-1952
1946-1948
1951-1955
1955-1960
1945-1947
>'
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%s—
33/8S_—
Treasury
Trej
i
<ry
Trea
i
try
3'As
3'As
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3s
•
3s__
Treasury
27%s
Treasury
A Colombia
Mtge Bank 6Vis
1947
A-O
ASinking fund 7s of 1926
1946
M-N
ASinking fund 7s of 1927
Copenhagen (City) 5s„_
■». 25-year gold 4%s—
1947
F-A
1952
J-D
/
1953
M-N
*;■
ACosta
1951
M-N
1944
tM-S
1949
F-A
Government
S.
2%s—.—
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury
1948-1951
—1951-1954
1956-1959
Treasury 2%s
114.7
106.8
J-D
106.8
114.14
116.2
106.8
"114.5
A-O
106.8
108.27
108.30
110.8
"108.19 108.21
M-S
102.6
*107
107.3
*110.10 110.12
109
107.4
108
109.5
110.28
110.17
Sinking fund 5%s
104.26
106.9
A
107.30
107.11
107.8
*107.6
M-S
External 5s of 1914 series A
107.29
104.26 104.26
MS
110.29
109
*110
M-S
108.14
(Rep of) 7s
Cuba (Republic of) 5s of 1904
110.2
.*106.20 106.22
J-D
MS
Rica
109.14
107.2
J-D
J-D
105.20
107.2
108.15
4%s
loan
4Vis
external
Public
1949
debt_
wks
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
:
,
2 Vis
Treasury
1958-1963
1960-1965
--1945
1948
1949-1953
1950-1952
_1952-1954
1956-1958
1962-1967
1963-1968
1967-1972
1951-1953
2Vis
—
__—
Treasury 2'As
1952-1955
1954-1956
2'As
Treasury
Treasury 2'As
1947
Treasury 2s
■
30
45'%
44
-
;.
./—■
45%
.
'■
'
30
*29%
•::
"■
47%
46'% V
•
.
17
'
*ioi
F-A
J-J
J-D
A_1951
A-O
1952
A-O
74%
—
.
73'%
34%
High
'
99 Vi 101
302% 102%
•
75%
*106
•
„
-
100
„
*104
1945
ser
'
—
.
.*102'%
J-D
1953
(Rep of) 8s
17%
*102'%
1977
>
5%S
A Czechoslovakia
108.31
108.10
External
•
102
103%
68%
83
100'/4 107
109
32%
102% 115
.
35
3
15
y
35
20
-
20
109.25
J-D
*107.29 107.31
M-S
*108.8
•
ASinking fund 8s series B_>
§ADenmark 20-year extl 6s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2Vis
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
,*29%
;
104.20
103.12
20
103.12 103.12
103.12
A-O
1
102.6
102.6
A-O
104
101.29
*101.17 101.19
J-D
-
;.;•->
of
for the year.
range
,
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
unless
computing the
J-P
*108.11 108.13
108.16
*108.30 109
108.16
*104.14 104.16
104.21
*106.17 106.19
106.17
107.7
57
56%
57%
F-A
54
55
A-O
47%
47%
SADominican Rep Cust Ad 5%s_>_1942
§ A 1st series 5 %S of 1926.
1940
M-S
22
29
58
13
,
26%
55
1
v
'22%
105.25
M-S
J-J
.
1962
110.13
J-D
1942
—
.—1955
109.3.1
J-D
*33'%
«
External
5%s
gold
.
106.23
105.24
External
gold 4%s_„
J-D
*105.29 105.31
M-S
*106.9
106
107.2
§A2d ,series
M-S
*103.12 103.14
103.6
104.6
Customs Admin 5%s 2d series
M-S
*102.26 102.28
102.18
103.14
106.11
5%s
1st
sink fund
5%s
Jt
A-G
-
w
..
74%
."
63
J-D
*100.1
J-D
M-S
73
73
1969
A-O
72%
72%
61
71%
63
73%
61%
73%
—
65
70
3
8
-w
9
:
9
*100.17 100.19
100.15 100.15
100.4
100.3
A El
AEstonia
103.14
101
101
101~17
105.16
100.24
5Vis 2d series
Salvador
__1969
ctfs
8s
of
dep
A-O
—
—
1948
J-J
7s
1967
J-J
18%
extl 6s
>1945
M-S
85
17
>
17%;
101.21
*104.16 104.18
J-D
J-J
100.22
iogT
71
'
'
A-O
1961
'
MS
50
73%
59
■
J
1940
series
'
(Republic of)
J-D
*104.22 104.24
103.27
105.21
Finland
J-D
*103.26 103.28
104.5
104.27
French Republic 7s stamped—
7s unstamped—
(Republic)
Treasury
2s
Mar 15 1948-1950
M-S
*101.6
101
102
Treasury
2s
15 1948-1950
Jun 15 1949-1951
J-D
*103.22 103.24
103.27
*100.12 100.14
100.9
101.5
M-S
*100.9
100.11
100.11
100.20
A7s
part
paid
J-D
*100.6
100.8
100.4
100.6
A6s
part
paid
M-S
*100.3
100.6
100.2
100.2
100
100.22
17%
6 Vb
65
j:"':
'
'
—
"
.
18
85
66
■1
85
82
Mm:/
85
100.5
*100
95
;85
J-D
i'
104.24
J- J
1949
—:
v.'''
Dec
Treasury 2s
1949-1951
Dec. 15, 1949-1951
1950-1952
i.
1951-1955
1953-1955
Sept 15
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
2s
Treasury
>
2s
1
.
Farm
Federal
Mortgage Corp—
1944-1964
3'As
J-D
101.8
series
1 Vis
Haiti
(Republic)
New
York
103.4
102.22
103.24
Hel6ingfors
103.23
104.20
Irish Free State extl s f 5s
*103.3
103.5
103.4
*103.1
103.3
103.2
*101.5
101.7
101.10
101.10
1980
104'A
J-D
104'/b 104 'A
52
AGtd sink
fund
1947
AAntioquia
4s
coll 7s A
(Dept)
43
F-A
s44
1948
A-O
43'/4
1968
1945
6s
(King of Norway)
A4%s
(US)
M-S
3
25
*..14'/2
J-J
43'A
15'/a
1
44
25%
44
32%
*45%
32%
10%
15%
15
15
1
10%
15%
15
25
1
11
15
15
15
1
10%
15%
10%
;•
.
A Sec
f
7s
1957
A-O
*14 '/2
A-O
*14Vi
A-O
*14 Vi
16
11
15
External
J-D
*45'/«
49%
18%
40
External
AExternal sec
s
f 7s 2d series—1957
AExternal
s
f 7s
3rd series—1957
AAntwerp (City) external 5s
—1958
Argentine (National Government)—
S f external 4Vis
1948
Belgium external
95 %
82
M-.V
-
10%
—':
95%
44
88
1
J-J
1957
*97
■
A-O
—
T
83
100
83
>>
18%
34
31 Vb
14
18%
34
11
19%
34%
37
36%
J-D
74
74
2
44
74%
M-S
M-S
66%
66
68'A
—'L
f $ bonds
1984
69
J-J
1960
66%
67
68'A
56
51
A-O
'
23
56
67
10
57%
23
59
43
49%
45
107%
8
37
103% 107%
M-N
101%
101 Vi 101%
52
100% 102 V8
1945
F-A
100'/a
100% 100%
35
1961
J-J
101% 101%
1944
J-J
100% 100'%
3s
1967
J-J
30-year
3s
1968
M-N
1954
J-J
1942
M-N
A Extl
1942
sinking fund 6s_, .—I960
s
98'A
97
19%
97%
15
93%
19%
3
20
18%
5
13
19 %
8
13
21
A-O
18
18
18%
28
12%
19%
F-A
19%
19 %
20%
3
13%
20%
1961
F-A
17%
18%
20
127/s
19%
1961
J-J
15%
20%
1961
J-J
13%
18%
1961
MS
1961
y-s
AExternal sinking fund 6s_
A 6s assented
1962
A-o
1962
A-O
AExternal
1963
M-N
19%
>1963
M-N
17%
A6s assented
Mortgage Bank 6%s>.
A6Vis assented-
1957
J-D
1957
A6%s assented
1961
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s.
19
20%
7
18%
18%
20
17%
18%
18
18
16%
18
16%
15%
1960
M-S
1951
(Hukuang Ry) 5s_
(Republic of)—
A 6s of 1928
:
-Oct 1961
16%
20%
13
19%
7
13%
14
12%
18
187/a
2
13
12%
18%
12%
18
14%
19
18
17%
—
16%
17%
■
~
5
13
■
16
15%
*14
16%
20
4
—
of
1927
external
s
_Jan
f $ bonds
For footnotes
see
page
—
2020.
19
18 1
14
17%
11%
17
12
15%
Colombia
A6s
13'%
J-D
12%
f 6s 2d ser____1961
A-O
12%
s
'* > V.'
.
A-O
51%
51
51%
1961
J-J
51%
51%
A-O
38%
39
'"V 16
;
:
27%
57%
6
39%
8
37%
52
22
29%
39%
52
70
65
57'%
70
69%
74%
65
70
101% 104
*103'% 106
12%
10
13 %
14
38
7%
15%
12%
13%
50
7
15%
12%
13%
32
IV*
15%
13%
14%
16
19
1
2
5%
8%
14%
*13%
A-O
12
12
13%
16%
17
15
7%
17
14%
10
5%
14%
97/a
16'A
A-O
1961
13%
*14%
J-D
1966
(City of) 8s—.
loan 7Vis
13%
J-J
14%
7 7/8
14
15
14%
14%
19
13%
8%
16
10'/«
33
50%
83
10
*25'%
17%
(City of Greater)
7 Vis—1952
extl 6s
1947
M-N
F-A
1946
A-O
15%
15%
17%
17
1953
F-A
13%
13%
14%
23
8%
14%
17%
17%
3
10%
18'A
15%
16'A
49
8'A
16 V4
A7s external loan of 1926
1968
1966
A-O
J-D
M-N
17%
16
16%
5
9'A
16%
A7s
1967
J-D
(State)
Janeiro
de
(City of)
8s
6'/is.
sec
1946
A6s external sink fund
gold
municipal loan
(City of Brazil)
4s_—1964
1952
1957
1930
A 8s
(State)
f
18%
167/8
42%
32'%
32%
26%
29%
30%
25
30%
31%
31%
20%
31%
A-O
61%
61%
54%
66
1962
M-N
11V4
11%
13
4%
12
1962
1958
1958
M-N
J-D
J-D
10%
11
13
4%
11%
4%
12
11%
11%
5
4%
—1955
F-A
77
77
1
40%
77
-1946
F-A
*78
71%
77
*78
73
77
*78
71%
80
53%
62%
1940
7s—
(Republic) extl 8s
AExternal sink fund 6s
readjustment
conversion
extl
conv
readjustment
3Vis extl readjustment
AWarsaw
A 4
Vi
s
1964
M-N
M-N
1979
M-N
1960
($ bonds of 1937)—
extl
(City)
assented
33
(Kingdom)—
AExternal sink fund 6s
External
17%
71
11%
A4Vis assented
3%-4%-4^
173/a
167/a
62%
*71
J-J
M-S
J-J
Sydney (City) s f 5y2s
External
10%
—
11
A 8s secured external
A 7s series B sec extl——
A Silesia
(Prov of) extl 7s
3%s-4-4'/2s
Lm.
32
,
AUruguay
*15%
16%
8s
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
.
42%
extl dollar loan
s
%
42'%
water loan
extl
A 6s
§ A Secured
88
T8%
external
A 7s
m-im
M-N
M-N
J-J
8s
A6Vis extl secured s f
5 A San Paulo
16
M-S
1950
1956
1968
Santa Fe external sink fund
ASao Paulo
*82%
(State of)—
1921
A8s extl loan of
4-4%-4'/as
1970
•;
t' •
17%
1
10
17%
18
16%
18
J-D
A Chinese
19%
13%
19;
74%
■
13%
A Extl
20 Ve
13
5
M-S
3s
MS
1960
Rio Grande do Sul
.19%
13
M-N
1960
assented
78%
99%
A-O
J-J
J-J
ARJo
'
M-N
1962
A Chilean Cons Munic 7s_,
81
51 Vi
A-O
Queensland
20%
13%
19
19%
14%
12
17%
A-O
1962
A 6s assented
17%
18%
*19
J-D
A-O
1961
A6s assented
18%
20
'
„
J-D
1961
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s.
20
J-D
1961
;
ASinking fund 63As__
1959
f 6s 1st ser
s
(Rep of)
AExternal
19%
sinking fund 6s_
53
19
A Prague
19%
19%
*19
80
12'%
7.
'"'y
.
APorto Alegre
20%
1961
Sep
A 7s
15%
Jan
>.
"" 12
1968
AExternal sink fund gold 8s—__1950
A 4'/a s assented
.—1963
10
Jan
assented
12%
A4Vis assented
98
5
17%
19%
.Sep
A Chile
93%
Feb
sinking fund 6s
84
gold 6s_—>—1940
1958
AStabilization loan s f 7s
1947
987/8 100%
11
Feb
assented
A 6s
97% 102
1
97%
*11
;
M-N
A-O
9
97 Vi
1960
f 6s_.
M-S
98% 100%
2'As
A 6s
V,.
69
30-year
ARy external
1947
external 7s
(Rep of)
j A Poland
67
69
107
7s
(State of)
ANat Loan extl
68%
1952
6s
.
3
647/g
67%
M-S
ANat loan extl
67
68%
44%
107%
V
1967
A4%s assented
67
M-N
(Dom of) 30-yr 4s
assented—
APeru
*70
A-O
sinking fund
APernambuco
71%
1976
A 6s
:
99'%
'
*_>'■
M-N
M-N
J-D
Ext sec ref 3Vis series B
70
—1975
A Extl
76%
extl s f 5s ser A.1963
1963
1994
(Rep)
AStamped assented 5s
Stamp mod 3%s ext to
36%
32%
*71%
./■
sink fund 4%s
(City)
APanama
100
227%
5
External readj 4%-45/bs
External s f 4%-4%s
assented
loan
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
Oslo
30%
''
•
F-A
A 6s
86
A-O
sink fund extl
4s
99%
72 f;v
70
1976
AExternal
F-A
>;
—
>
100
70
Refunding s f 4'A-4Vis
f 7s.
1944
83% 100
1955
36%
83
F-A
1977
.»>
83%
48
f:
76%
30%
—
30%
MS
98
''
J-D
1961
s
F-A
1
79 %
70
6
.-1957
—1958
1950
External
44
81%
mm'■
50
29
1952
assented—
.—1943
79%
*99
F-A
(Province of)—
(Rep)
*77%
F-A
A-O
J-D
98
31%
A 7s
1957
1958
5s
1970
72
30%
A Chile
86
80
—1963
97%
'
8s
17%
70
>>■".
50%
70
1957
(City)
->
.75
I
1
M-S
34
ACarlsbad
17%
10%
'' '
'mm
76%
M-N
30%
3'As
97/B
/'•
15
'
///
76%
A-O
7-year
80
Vi
76%
76%
5
25-year
M-N
■/
86
15
38
23
2Vis
f
s
19
86
(State)—
f 5s
s
16 %
J-D
1959
;
South Wales
New
17'
M-S
-
81
38
34'/a
10-year
series A
A6s
16'A
MS
1952
7s
78'%
15
99%
s
(City)
80
44
32%
external
13
14%
76
7»
99%
3%
5%
6
M-S
7b
33%
Canada
37
A-O
75%
1955
f 4'/a-43/0S
267
107/B
1956
74%
J-D
s
12%
14%
13
5'A
1965
74%
J-D
External
12'A
5%
5%
4%s
M-S
1955
stamped
16
4%s
J-J
1941
A 6s
12 'A
J-J
v:
71
9»/a
fund
1949
(City) s f 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s
Sinking fund gold 6s
J-J
1933
13
10'A
14%
13
fund
1956
Brisbane
10%
sink
1957
f 7s_
Buenos Aires
AMontevideo
75%
Ry)
11%
5
sink
65
f 6Vis of 1927
5%
*5%
External
>—
f 6s
s
35
External
75'/a
•
s
(Central
10%
75%
*75
s
AExternal
82%
82%
A-O
External
A 7s
15%
72
65%
1972
5s of '25-1955
;
12
8
71%
16
23
external 8s_
f 6Vis of 1926
5%
6s
75%
6Vis
\
.
External
82'/a
External
s
62%
78
95%
75
§ABrazil (U S of)
AExternal
15%
82
4Vis of 1928
Q-J
1945
Norway external 6s—
95'/a
M-N
V-R.
—
F-A
f extl conv loan 4s Apr
External g
'
—1972
—1971
1927
1945
9%
M-N
1958
s
of
82
>1959
AExternal
5s
80%
f 6%s
J-J
4Vis
J-D
f 6%s
1945
loan 4s Feb
10
10
s
7s series D
series
11%
15%
s
f
iCommonw'lth)
.
11%
external
s
External
473'b
69
—
■
87
15%
ASec external
A External
Australia
15%
68
15 Va
•
„
J-J
S
16%
%
(State)—
•
J-J
1945
loan
63 Vi
A-O
1943
extl 5s of 1899 £
Geraes
—1945
eonv
6
,
55
,1954
lATreasury 6s of 1913 assent
Minas
7s series B
conv
8
J-D
Q-J
7s series C
f
68
1954
J-D
f
f extl
60
1945
f
S
•
'81
__1954
s
S
A-O
AAssenting 4s of 1904
AAssenting 4s of 1910
s
sec
8
17
1957
7s
stamped assented
External
1st
16
15
Irrigation—
AExternal
A
66
M-N
AAssenting 5s of 1899
(Colombia)—
sink fund 6s
AGtd
Akershus
•
98% 108
Municipal
&
(State Mtge Bk)
(Colombia) 6%s
(Prov) 4s readjusted
A Mexico
Govt.
V A-O
1960
AMedellin
Mexican
Corporate Stock
Foreign
.
1960
(City) extl 6%s
AJugoslavia
City
Agricultural Mtge Bank
143i
104.23
J-D
•
3%
--
104.25
M-N
M-N
Transit Unification Issue—
-
16
15
f 6s series A—1952
s
103.5
Mendoza
<
16
1968
*103.2
1945-1947
M
*
—
1964
_
*103.2
Corp—
3s series A
-
Government—
J-D
1944-1949
Owners' Loan
Greek
Ik-3
1944-1952
3s
Home
1949
•
external 7s
1979
J-D
F-A
J-J
F-A
F-A
60
M-N
1978
1978
1984
1958
1958
62%
62%
33
60
10
51%
51%
59
17
54
64%
41%
52
*57
59-%
64
64%
*53
54%
*11
11%
107%
107/a
—
4%
—
11%
60
5
.
10%
3%
11%
1
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
Friday
BONDS
Exchange
Stock
New York
Ended
Week
Dec.
Interest
Period
<
4
BONDS
Week's Range
Last
Bonds
Friday's
or
Range Since
Sold
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
January
No.
High
Low
;
J-D
J-D
M-S
10-year deb 4'As stamped-.—
1946
Gt Southern 1st cons A 5s_„1943
F-A
103
J-D
10414
.1943
3-D
1st
Power
3'As
mtge
J-J
1972
55
63
9f%
81%
94%
85
92%
63
Albany & Susquehanna RR 3'As—1946
3'As registered
.
——1946
A-O
A-O
*93%
*92
106 Va
103%
104% 107%
47
107 %
62 %
-
5
::
Alleghany Corp—
5s
modified
,
———1950
1950
modified—
5s
income—.-—
A5s
A-O
-1949
—
Alleghany & West 1st gtd 4s_
92
Central Illinois
30
63
76%
JACent
2
51
64
iACentral
49%
50'/a
50%
64
41
59
5s
60
68
-
65%
A-O
1998
78
.
Allied Stores Corp 4 Vis debs——1951 t
Allis-Chalmers Mfg conv 4s___——1952
Foreign Pow deb 5s
I G Chem cenv 5'As.
&
Am
Amcr
—2030
•
i.1949 t
102
f
1
75%
101% 104'A
93
5
101
101
105% 108'/a
16
102 % 103%
103%
J-3
100% 104%
59%
101 '/a
debentures..
3As
3s
debentures
conv
Tobacco
Amer
J-D
■■
■
106% 107 %
107
M-S
107
106% 107 %
185
.1962
A-O
101
100% 101'/a
84
3s
106
Am
Type Founders conv deb—__1950 *
Am Wat Wks & Elec 6s series A—_1975
J-J
A
Jan
Q-J
M-S. V
F-A J
87
Topeka & Santa Fe—
34
55
53
69%
99'A 101
'
103% 104%
38
100% 106%
103% 104
32
100% 106%
Conv
4s
gold 4s of 1909
Conv 4s of
Conv
gold 4s of
ref 4'As A—
88%
87%
112
101
111%
8
102%- 103
tr
5s
Second
Atlantic Refining deb 3s—:
84%
63 Va
129
102
72
102
74
33
87%
57%
66 '/a
32
J-J
J-J
—1953
32%
29
*100
105%
M-S
*24
27
15%
28
*17'A
19%
11
20%
110% 110%
'
100
& Ohio
54
62%
75
18%
88
13%
22
16%
15
16%
19
14
20
16%
15%
16'A
36
12%
'
'
'
A-O
63%
83
30%
A-O
Ref & gen ser
A (int at 1% to
•
1946) due
—..1995
1
Dec
87
92 Vis
93%
Sep 1 1946)
A Conv
F (int at 1% to
ser
J-D
•«
25%
33
%
95 % 100'/a
106
102
Refunding 4s series C
a 1st
series A
6s series B.;.
&
gen 5s
''
'
57%
59%
,
-
5s!%
163
59%
116
54%
29%
26%
30
3314
30
33%
223
25%
•
421-
29%
\
Af-S
'4
29%
25%
29%
23%
F-A
J-J
21%
24
49%
M-N
A-O
J-J
93
'
\
; '92%
,
.
^
J-J
J-J
RR 1st 5s——1943
——..1951
J-J
J-J
J-D
A-O
J-J
A-O
.
; ■
3'As.___——.1943
Beneficial Indus Loan 2'As.——1950
J-J
J-D
A-O
A-O
J-J
F-A
'"-A
cons
1956
debentures——..*—
2%s
debs.
..—1952
Consol mtge 3'As series F__
1959
Con sol mtge 3 s series G———.I960
Consol mtge 3'As series H
1965
Beth Steel 3'/2S conv
-
46%
\ 36%
*93'A
•
24%
39%
II-—-..—;—1955
gold 4%s series 33————.1961
mtge 4s series RR.——.1960
AInc mtge 4'/as ser A
July 1970
series
J-J
M-N
1st
'
1955
.
'Bklyn Edison cons M 3'As__—..
1966
Bklyn Union El 1st gold 5s
:____1950.
Bklyn Union Gas 1st cons gold 5s_1945*»;
JABoston & N Y Air L 1st 4s.,
& ref 6s series A...—.1947
F-A
Af-N
F-A
Af-N
49%
99%
24%
45
-
73%
62'A
72%
73%
72
73 Vis
50
71
80
J-J
31%
31 %
141
21'A
34%
29%
1
M-N
56
—
Bush Term Bldgs
57%
58%
58%
M-N
—
registered
43 'A
■
Guaranteed
gold
gold
5s_.
A-O
J-J
Oct
85
17
•99% 100
98
100'/a
96%
102% 105%
2
109
33%
51%
40
64
32%
48%
44
108
34
53
41
44
79
34
53%
41%
43%
53
34%
53
167 it
18%
1,221
8%
19
3%
4 "4
1,354
1%
5Va
20%
34%
78
*70
97%
42%
20'A
22
99
13%
25%
20'A
22
96
14'/a
25'A
415
1%
F-A
\
ACertificates of deposit——.
103%
102%
Chic
79
&
West Indiana
60%
100% 100%
36
100% 106
1
98% 108
81
81%
17
72%
97%
98
12
113
78
32
..
88%
——
5s
41%
A-O
*108'/a 108
79%
J-J
109
J-J
107%
79
General
108% 109
81%
1st 4s„.
107% 112 Vb
-112
112%
&
3%s
gtd.
3%s
&
Gen
—
s
trust ctfs
trust gold 5s
Collateral
For
trust
4'/as
footnotes see page
& South 4%s
Columbia
G
&
E
Sou
108% 111%
Columbus
&
Tol
70%
70%
70%
49
62
99%
99%
13
89% 100
105% 105%
5
103
72'A
105%
Debenture
107
107%
54
100
100
105'A 103%
25
M-S
99'A 102%
7
9 5 Vis
96%
22
92%
97%
97
.,
100'A
96%
.
96 'A
97
16
94%
99%
20
A
deposit
deb
M-N
■l
''
to.—
27%
93 %
93%
93-to
19
81%
95 Va
1st
88%
88%
88%
34
77
90
Conv
30%
106% 110
15
.
108'/a 110%
111%
110
99'A
99'A
99
*68%
:X'V
69%
65
44%
46'%
177
4G%
J-J
46
46 %
7
5
65
•
106%
65
106
65
106%
112
99%
76
85
85
45%
M-N
J-J
50
109% 111%
16
86
42'4
44
53%
52%
'64
74 %
104% 108%
deb
108
108
105
105
*105
105
108
72'"
72%
10
A-O
77%
76%
77%
25
75%
63%
71%
58
66%
64 %
66%
60
60%
58
60%
67
J-D
F-A
M-N
91
87%
1970
M-S
3 %s_
extl 4s__
—1955
F-A
Mackay Corp—
w
w
Apr 1 1969
90%
J-J
A-O
El
100% 100%
mtge 3%s series I
debs 3%s
^
3
4
82%
22
A-O
extl gold 4s—1948
Ohio
*103%
100%
A-O
M-N
103% 103%
82%'
21
22 %
164
21%
May 1952
1968
1958
83%
84
A-O
63%
66%
1961
1st
*106
*105% 107', is
J-J
'
*105
F-A
A-O
Apr 15 1952
1st
M-N
F-A
May
21%
2
90
90%
60
90%
91
87%
*109
88%
J-D
J-J
3
38
100'A 103'A
79%
89
15
28
21%
24
84'A 102
85
102
78% 101 Vi
109
109
106
113
109 V8 109%
109'A
*111%
21
55
55
65
110% 111
24
108% 111%
108% 108%
39
106
54
Commonwealth Edison Co—
J-J
1
49%
17
3
'*._
to*—
V '"A —,'
J-J
*.
36
38%
15
109% 110
i
F-A
J-J
48%
40
*111
——
;
5s
5s_
Commercial
Income
•/'■1
26'A
109'A 109'A
::
,
44'A
40
45'A
A-O
M-N
A-O
1980
series A—
Debenture 5s__
J-D
-
of
ACertificates
&
99%
;_1960
A Colo
Columbus
J-J
1954
—
56%
68
45%
1
1945
1943
1970
gtd 4s
s f 5s
gen
mtge
103% 108'/a
M-S
J-J
income
& H V
J-J
:.1944
5s
Columbus
1946
5s equipment
Colo Fuel & Iron
""■*
110%
11
47
59
16
1977
f 4%s series C—
112
111% 111%
5'/a
80
43 % ' 45
107%
,
J-J
1981
gtd 4%s_.
1961
Union Term gtd 5%s_„—1972
s f 5s series B gtd
1973
105
1946
deb stk perpetual
4'/as
J-J
62'A
49
*41'A
.
J-D
Cleve Short Line 1st
108
M-S
'
•
55%
49
V;
V) 68
67
62
J-J
1977
series B
ref 4%s
103% 109%
,
*_.
■*._
,
M-S
1948
.1950
gtd
"4
37
109
34
Pittsburgh RR—
C
D
37
107% 108%-
110% 110%
74
J-D
1970
General 4%s series A
104% 108%
108
Coll
109%
2
108
trust
85
22
110%
Pac Ry 4%
104
108%
107% 107%
109
3'A
*71
J-D
1977
1991
1990
1st coll tr gold 4s
Series
111% 111%
A-O
-
78
7
3%.
'
1993
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s.—.
63%
106
18
1%
1993
gold 4s
Ref & impt 4%s series E
83%
70
•/»
79%
3%
49
Chic & St Louis Ry—
Series
53
...
General 5s series B
5%
78
3'As
& Elec
Gas
Cleve Cin
5'A
13
,10%
J-D
mtge 3%s_—'.———
Cleveland
5
78
85
J-D
deb 5 s
Co
Debenture
1st
115%.
41
12
19'A
F-A
■
110% 110%
,
19%
21%
18'A
1967
Cin Union Term 1st gtd 3%s D—1971
1st mtge gtd 3%s series E
1969
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry 5s..
;_1943
Childs
88% 105
60 Vis
9%
18%
1966
Cincinnati
60
18%
18
17%
A-O
27%
81
166
519
19 %
.1943
1057
5s_—.1952
109%
*76
31'A
30%
92
14
11
34%
29%
18'A
M-N
1952
1962
1st & ref 4%s series D—;
107
10'A
4%
59%
278
—
4s
com
24%
11
35
40
52
A-O
—1963
.1963
•
tAChoctaw Ok & Gulf cons
10
3 Vis
M-S
guaranteed 5s—Dec 11960
Income
43%
113
31%
30
30%
J-D
76
33%
2 Vis
52
J-D
75 Va
32%
3%;
\
J-J
1st 5s—1960
29'/a
33
M-N
gold 4%s
131
3
.
"22
J-D
4s——1988
39%
115% 115%
35
35%
36%
21%
39%
*110%.
23
22%
23
57
J-D
66%
81%
25
109
26%
74
104% 104%
30% .33'A
14%
Chicago Union Station—
1st mtge 3%s series E
1st mtge 3'/as series F__
85%
104% 105%
33
,
26
83
*81
32
31
33
22%
108% 109%
104%
30
32
33%
i'
35
34
19
72%
•
2
38
70
75'%
30
32%
22%
25
146
98
*22%
39%
r
32
30
40%
Chic T H & Southeastern
105
74
*92%
71% 1
22
32'A
29%
30
22 Va
101
78
31
31
103
104
29
31
20'A
—...—1960
5s—1951
—1951
Memphis Div 1st gold 4s
1951
98%
98% 102
101
*102%
F-A
Coll
43'A
10%
Railways 1st 5s stpd
paid——„———1927
part
AConv
102% 105%
F-A
Can
70
38'A
Chicago St L & New Orleans
Gold
3%s—
23
J-D
Canadian Northern Ry deb 6'/as
56%
31%
} A Chic R I & Pac Ry gen
83%
28
9
A-O
-
1969
1951
13
22%
ACertificates of deposit
§ ARefunding gold 4s
1934
§ A Secured 4%s series A—.—1952
98%
1970
:
67
■,
"104% 104'%
1956
Guaranteed
11
66'/a
61
60%
48
127% 130%
5
1955
4%s
4'/2s
4'/as__
6%
40
...
25%
104'A 108%
27
Guaranteed
gold
gold
gold
9
M-N
AConv 4%s series A.*—
72%
104% 104'%
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed
7
M-N
A
49
11
A-O
•
July 1969
5s
6%
J-D
53%
45
102% 103%
A-O
National gold 4'/as_._L__1957
Guaranteed
99
1936
2037
2037
2037
—1949
Coal River Ry 1st
Canadian
34
7
32
M-N
6%s.^
——
1st & ref gold 5s_
May 1
1st & ref 4%s Stpd
May 1
1st & ref 4%s C
.May 1
St L Div
1966
1962
26%
38'A
4%'
.
M-N
Cin Wab fi M Div
Af-N
1952
..1955
gtd 5s A
29
41'A
•
18'A
M-N
Fed inc tax...—1987
5s stpd
1st
cons
36
30
43%
v
M-N
1st
Southern
38
28
44
J-J
1987
j.
45
19.
40%
1
66 %
AStpd 4s n p Fed inc tax.—1987
4%s stpd Fed inc tax
1987
Cleve
Canada
31'A
.
30%
^
48%
48
19
10%
California-Oregon Power 4s
33
2
6Va
-
J-J
j
-
1934
1960
12-
34
28%
*
7
J-J
37'A
68%
61%
6%
•29
.
M-N
——-r
43
24
IOOV4 100%
J-D
deposit...
5s gtd__
116'A 123
26
31
31
M-N
—i
4s—
34%
■
102%
JBurlington Cedar Rap & Nor—
5s~
1
65%
36%
■
-
J-J
-
118
33
J-J
1987
95% 100
100%
115%
Consolidated
118
64 %
—1987
registered
AGeneral
A
94%
83%
65
-X
54%
97%
88
97'A
78
V.
,
93'A
90
81 'A
M-N
39%
104% 104'%
F-A;
BuslnTerminal 1st 4s
81%
F-A
A4%s stamped..—„—1987
186
98'A
104%
—.1981
Buffalo Niag Elec 3'As series C
1967
Buffalo Rochester & Pgh Ry— Stamped
modified
(interest at
'
3% to 1946) due.....
—1957 Buffalo Gen Elec 4'As B
,
35
65
A-O
42%
175
129'% 129%
-81%
;
94%
97
80
.Jan 1 2000
18%
37'%
*82
104%
J-D
Af-N
of
85
62 'A
F-A
AGen
44%
*44
gold 5s
*
—1950
1st lien & ref 5s series B—:...—1957
ACertificates
51
81% "
1975
485
"
57%
58%
Af-N
*
Debenture
§Alst & coll 5s
F
39
35%
V58%
v
M-N
A-O
1st
1st lien
25
93
93%
65
^Chicago & North Western Ry—
<,
AGeneral gold 3%s—
—.1987
44'/a
114%
13
'
May 1 1989
May 11989
series E
4%s
AMtge gold 5s series A
AConv adjustment 5s
65'/a
121%
114
M-S
J-J
4%s
24%
*99% 100
F-A
M-S
Maine 1st 5s AC..——1967
1st M 5s series
117 %
(558
16%;
F-A
39%
335
43
44%
J-D :
Big Sandy 1st mtge 4s—1944
Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3'/as—
1950
Boston &
96'A
44
"
J-J
J-J
4s
Del
..
119
15%
16%
130%
126
114%
J-J
JSAChicago
Belvidere
1
119
119
J-J
a
due.,.——1950
A___.1959
stamped
.1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis 1st gtd 3s._1989
Beech Creek extl 1st gold 3'/as—.,.1951
Bell Telep of Pa 5s series B_—w—1948
1st & ref 5s series C—
1960
100% 104%
J-J
J-J
§ASecured
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s
Bangor & Aroostock
Con ref 4s
100 '/a 104
37
*106
J-J
AGen
.—Feb 1 1960
1947)
1
Jan
6
39
103'A
1103
series-A———May 11989
AGen
62%
28;
••
371
29%
94
105'A
102'A 102%
-
103'A
4s
4s
Af-S
,
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref gold 4s extended to—.1951
S'west Div 1st M (int at 3'A%
to
95 %
80%
129 % 129'A
102%
F-A .V'
gold 3%s series B—May 11989
4%s series C——May 1 1989
3%s
J-D
due—.1996
due
78
57
102% 104
J-J
,
(int at 1% to
due..
——2000
Sep 1 1946)
58%
104
M-S
1947
——1947
Ref & gen ser D
Ref & gen
54'/«
75
49
'4
52%
87
.M-N
.—1982
—.1966
A 1st & gen
May 1966
Chicago Ind & Sou 50-year 4s
1956
^Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
-
1995
due
1946)
1
Dec
(int at l'/s%
serC
& gen
to
83 Va
62
130
tChic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge gold
(int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
July 1948
Ref
68
1
53%
J-J
A
40
2
58%
107
152
73
93%
AGen
55
14
109%
17
83%
73
F-A
19%
13%
81%
A-O
A..1947
77%
19
105% 105%
57% ' '
19
108'A 109%
109%
F-A
;.1997
(conv).—
inc
mtge
AGen
A-O
*15
& Eastern 111 RR—
AGen
July 1948
110% 112%
73
J-J
RR—
mtge gold 4s—
3
8'A
17'A
AGen
1st
8 Va
3
70
J-J
Chicago Gt West 1st '4s series A—1988
AGen inc mtge 4%s
2038
B
Baltimore
3
18%
'
—.
1977
1971
A._
$ A Chic Ind & Louisville ref 6s
ARefunding gold 5s series B
94% 102 §2
168
73%
28%
J-J
.
series
5s
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
104'A
101
66
62%
73
&
AGen
110
r
1959
Atl Gulf & W I S3 coll tr 5s—
83%
63
M-N
.__1948
4s.._A_,
mortgage
84%
Af-N
coll gold 4s_.—.Oct
N
4
J-D
...May 1 1945
1952
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4s_._;
1948
coll
10-year
ref
Chicago
M-S
..1964
24
■
J-J
L &
109% 112%
100'A 103%
109
30-year 5s series B___
1944
Atlantic Coast 1st cons 4s._._Juiy 1952
A—
1st
"3
102% 102%
General unified 4'/as
6
J-J
.1958
—
1st & ref 4 %s series B__
97% 101 %
*109%
J-J
1st
6
—..1949
General 4s
110% 112'%
5
.111% 111%
J-D
6
J-J
—1949
registered—
—!
4s
105%
103%
....1944
Atl & Charl A L 1st 4'As A
32
—1949
4s
Division
Illinois
105
101
112
24%
193
6'A
A-O
1949
registered..
3 %s
96
*100
5%s A—
Chicago & Alton RR ref 3s
95
6
104% 104 %
Af-S
'
1
92%
*104% 105
J-J
1962
92
92%
J-D
10%
23'A
6
J-J
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
Illinois division 3%s_:
——1..1949
106% 112
58
92
J-D
1958
1st 4s
1st gold 5s_„—1946
Atl Knox & Nor
92%
1960
1910
Trans-Con Short L
Cal-Ariz 1st &
•"
—1955
1905
111% 111%
111%
Nov
M-N
3-D
—1995
:
1995
1955 *
Adjustment gold 4s
Stamped
A-O
76
22%
M-S
M-S
S f
"
■
1995
General 4s—
36
45%
6
..1950
deb 4%s (.1938 issue).—1950
A
Atchison
23
90
J-D
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General gold 4%s_
1992
Ref & impt mtge 3%s D
—1996
Ref & impt M 3%s series E
..1996
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s~_—......1946
R & A Div 1st cons gold 4s—1989
2d consol gold 4s
;
—1989
108
10
82
96%
i
*100
-103%
103%
J-J
„
19
55
58 % v
95%
21
70
101 Va
58
•54%
29'4
Jf-S
Prod
55
99% 100%
93'A 100
66'A
Hf-N
109'A
100
42%
3
Champion
103% 106'/a
54%
96
M-N
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb
1967
fAnn Arbor 1st gold 4s_—J..-.1995
Ark & Memphis Ry Bdge & Term 5s 1964
Armour & Co (Del) 4s B____:.-—:_1955
1st sink fund 4s series C (Del) .1957
106
106%
8
70
23
.
1948
105% 108%
57-
49'A
98'A
A-O
Paper & Fibre—
S f deb 4%s (1935 issue)
105% 108%
118
108
—1956
*
deb
Co
107
107%
A-O
,—.—1961
1966
debentures
99% 103
A-O
.1987
—
60%
106% 108%
2
29'A
M-N
registered
Certain-teed
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.— =
3 'As
4s
High
69'A
.1987
Central N Y Power 3%s
...1962
Central Pacific 1st ref gtd gold 4s_1949
Through Short L 1st gtd 4s
.1954
Guaranteed gold 5s
1960
§ ACenlral RR & Bank'g of Ga 5s__ 1942
4s
■)
10
91
73%
72%
73
registered
*7
103
49
Low
47
98 '/4
F-A
1966
1961
1987
—1987
of N J gen gold 5s
AGeneral
21
%
106% 107
m-N
Corp conv 5'As__—1949
Am Internat
102 V
102%
F-A
M-S
M-S
Light 3%s
1st gtd 4s__
Eng
New
No.
100'A 100%
100%
J-D
*
72'%
71
71%
144
103
J-J
Range Since
January 1
Sold
108'A 108%
—
3-D
—.—
58 %
90%
89%
90
~
.
Bonds
61
F-A
Corp 3%s debs
58%
F-A
J-D
A-O
-
1981
94
107
*60
62%
—-1944
1st gtd gold 4s__
& Adir
Celanese
High
M-N
Celotex Corp
104 % 104%
103
Friday's
•—
U-S
1950
63
10
A-O
modified—,
.1965
Corp 5s w w
54
13
1948
•
Cart
102
104 %
104% 104%
103
/
62%
98'/a 101'/a
*104% 104%
or
Sale Price Bid & Asked
J-J
1962
deb 4%s w w
1947
A Cent Branch U P 1st gold 4s__l_1948
^Central of Georgia Ry—
A 1st mtge 5s
Nov 1945
§ A Consol gold 5s
1945
ARef & gen 5%s series B
.1959
ARef & gen 5s series C
1959
AChatt Div pur money gold 4s__1951
A Mobile Div 1st gold 5s
—.1946
A-O
5s
Clinch & Ohio 4s
& Gen
Carriers
100% 101%
-1948
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s
6s with warrants assented
72%
44%
48%
•101 Va 103
J-D
Ala
Alabama
48%
*101
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
6 5'/a
70%
*■68
.1953
—_—-1953
coll tr gold 4s._—1948
Coll trust 4s of 1907
1947
4s series B
Interest
4
High
Carolina
AStamped
cons
Friday
Exchange
Dec.
t§ACarolina Central 1st gtd 4s_.._1949
Adams Express
1st
Stock
Ended
Week
v
/
•
York
New
.
1
Railroad and Industrial Companies
tAbitibl Power & Paper—
§A5s series A unstamped-.
2017
109%
2020.
i
THE COMMERCIAL
2018
Week' Ended
"v
.—1943
Riv 1st 4s
Pasump
&
Conn
iBONDS
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
or
January 1
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
4
Dec.
Last
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
Low
Monday, December 7, 1942
YORK BOND RECORD
NEW
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
Low
No,
High
"
•
Friday
Interest
New TorkvStock/Exchange
;
VVeek'Ended
-
■
.
4
Dec.
a
Week's Range
or Friday's,
-.Last
Period
'
High
Low
Illinois Central RR—(Continued)
A-O
Range Since
Bands
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Sold
1
January
Low
No.
High
High
V
'
1951
II
J-J
Stamped gtd 4%s„
1951
Conn River Power s f 3%s A——1961
J-J
1st & ref 4%s
Conn Ry & L
*109%
.
F-A
...
3%s
3Vas
debentures.——
3 Vas
15
30
104
Litchfield Div .1st gold 3s.—1951
J-J'
Qmaha
F-A
106
10614
21
103
106%
.-1958
10714 107 %
104
1041a
14
J-J
,
J- D
1951
36
26
37%
36
23%
37
80
98
4s————1955
"33
——..1956
J-J
*33
ADebenture
4s
Coal
Consolidation
38
J-J
ADebenture
f 5s__
s
95%
J-J
.—I960
i
■
6
97
:
1st
gold 3s.
1951
St. Louis: Div 8t Term gold 3s.^_^1951
•'•.-Gold 3.%Sa_4Z—-.1951
Springfield Div 1st gold 3%s,..—1951
Western. Lines ,1st gold 43..^^.^.1951
,
101% 105%
1
33
33
J-J
105% 108
3
23%
33
fAConsol Ry non-conv deb 4s—_-1954
Div
Ill Cent and
1st
48%
59
38%
49*.
71
41%
251
83
54
40%
J-J
Louisville Div; & Term gold 3VaS.1953.
10614
102
41%
43
52%
v
J-D
„
102% 104%
104(4 104%
A-O
—
Coixsoladated Oil conv deb 3%s
102 !/a 103
A-O
A-O
—1946
debentures.
——-——1948
debentures—-2
-1956
debentures
•
■
„F-A
Cairo Bridge gold ,4s_————1950
,
108% 111
110% 110*8
.
40-year:4%s2—.A--—1966
10814 110
—
Consolidated Edison of New York—
3!4s
M-N
—1955
Refunding 5s_._—
119
*112
■
►
_
"81
-
82
*57%
20
42%'
,
44
44
JrJ
J-J
45
'
48 Vb
,J,
J-J
*.:a
*
53
59
40
46%
39%
49%
43
54
79
41
0
59,
41
V
79
13
•
48% :
,
6
95
'
F-A
63%
60
637n
18
J-D
45%
43% ,45%
J-D
.
58 Va
57
59%
58%
-<i
41%
41%
56
66
242
40%
52%
144
37%
47%
13
66%
82 V8
19%
27%
Chic. St L & N O—
t
Joint
ref
i
1st & ref 4%s .series C
5,s .series A-i——.-1963
—1963
;
39%
■'!''
Co—
Consumers Power
M-N
mtge 3%s
1st
109
109%
109% 109%
2
M-N
110% 110%
107 % 108
12
99% 101 Va
95
8
90%
98
34%
34%
4
26
37 %
■23%
33 Va
94»
107% 109%
23
104%
r',-7
1
108 Vb 108 Va
102% 105%
104% 104%
*101% 102
32
A-O
103% 103 VSJ
2
.deb 4s
A-O
,
A-O
6s' series A_—July 1952
AAdjustment
26%
J-J
,
29%
1%
6%
25%
120
11
28
25%
,14
11%
28
36%
25%
107
24 VB
•
5 %
24%
25%
J-J
99% 104
11%
4%
5 % '
J-J
/ Al'st 5s> .series. B-.-—1956
99% 102%
120
27
26
.
39%
196
21%
39 Va
i 28%
10
39%
39%
7
30
40%
Intemat Hydro El-
A-O
32.
32
1
28-
35%
Inteniat
J-J
102%
102 Va 103
15
102% 105
36 Va
36%
4
25%
3814
M-S
104%:
104% 105%
10
104% 105%
28
J-D
1946
291a
*36 Va
38
30 Va
38
*27%
29%
2314
33 %
94%
95%
86%
9 5 Va
J-D
receipts..————
Publishing Co 3s deb—.—.1955
:gold 5s. series
1956;
deb 6s———.1944
Paper 5s series A & B—1947
Ref sink fund :6s:series Ai,_—2.1955
A 1st.
.1
3314
2314
*28
— —
ADeposit
Int Rys Cent Amer 1st 5s
1st-lien
94 Va
A-O
29
*90%
,F-A
MS
—
90% 101
61
155
35%
61
63%
65%
201
38%
65 Vb
1%.
■
1%
v'
94%
59%
; 63%
■
96
85
92%
*92%
60%
1955
'
,
F-A
J-J
& Teleg ,deb gold 4%s—1952
Debentures 5s
«.
39 %
;
.
M-N
—1972
;B
ref .8%s—————1947
&
Int Telep
lAIowa Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s_.—1951
Curtis
j
108% 108
A-O
conv
t A Inter-Great Nor 1st 6s series A.1952
-
80
.—1947
Interlake Iron
-t
•79%
Cons/Copper 4s_——... 1952
Inspiration
1
J-J
.—1946
extended to
B
series
109
101
—
receipts.——
ADeposit
08% 111%
106
1091a
28 %
receipts—
receipts.....—.
A71/2S series A extended to
3
94 Va
A-O
RR 1st 5s gold———..1952
Deposit
A6s
M-S
2
J-D
A
J-J
109 Vb
109%
J-D
Deposit
$AInd & Louisville- 1st' gtd 4s._—1956
Ind Union; Ry 3 Vas series B—2986
Inland ,Steel 1st .mtge 3s. series F—1961
101
M-N
1955
A
11014
107
11
M-N
§ A Cuba Northern Ry 1st 5 laS—1942
Crucible Steel 314s s f debs—
ACuba
J-J
108% 110 Va
20
M-N
_—-1965
mtge 3%s——_2——1967
1st mtge 3%S—————————-1970
1st mtge 314s—
——1966
1st mtge 314s—
1969
Crane Co 214s s f debs__————1950
1st
1st gold 4s_—.1950
Ind 111 & Iowa
*:
.
1%
3
l/r.
2%
*
D
105%
j-J
Dayton P & L 1st mtge 3s—
.1970
Union Ry- 314s series B—1965
4s
1943
j-D
Delaware & Hudson 1st & ref
414 s
ref
&
1st
(subject to plan)
AAssented
ARef
j-J
'■
;V
*108%
.
.
•'
v
20%
:
'J-J
F-A
2
A-O
%
88
10'/a
.;■"■ ■'■: 37
"1%
2%
2%
"';■;:. '• 74 ".
;;
*J-J
'•
ir
6
''
•
....
5
A-O
V
11%
'
12
6,•
"Ill
7
89%
78%.
j-D
*1.-*
———1995
j-D
•".•■
"
•
'v
1
.
:%.■
6'-
■
gold 4s
M-N
& Tunnel 4 Vis—..1961
Term
deb 214s
101% 106 %
31/2?—.1962
M
A-O
,
42%
32
26
17%
25
'
2 ;•■,
85%:
85%
102% 102%
.'7
>,
107
'
'
V'
80%
15
10714
gold 5s—1937
Duquesne Light 1st M 3V3S>;
—1965
f § ADul Sou Shore & Atl
22%
22%
22%
110
110%
*105
15 Va
108%
j-j
Ga Div 1st 5s
East Tenn Va &
Ed El III
(NY
j-D
M-S
5s
—1965
stamped.—.—,_—■
Railroad
Erie
101%
■
10114 101%
•
'
-^11'
V A-O
1965 !
El Paso & S W 1st 5s—
"'7
""'•v.
1.v-"
,
*101% 103
'
V- 62%%
63
62%
A-O
•
.
37V2
63
66
56%
65
J-J
>
61
69 %
68%
70
3ft
65%
74
109
J-J
37"
108% 109
mtge inc 4%s series A
N Y & Erie RR extl 1st 4s.
Ohio
Div
2015
•
...
89 % v
871%.
89%"
52
110% 111%
J-J
4434
"l
40%
86
86
11
80
J-J
.„■
44%
*91
.
1971
•
M-N
m-s
'
■;
;
'i
S
/
i
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
1953
58%
*104%
J-J
168
*105%
.
...
-M-N
i Florida
10*2
—1959
& ref 5s series A—.———1974
of
.ACertificates
deposit.—
r—
%
-
%
.:
'■
.:
86
86
.i.947
J-J
Sou gold 3%sj.
.1997
J-D
registei-ed—.
Lauta 10 Nitrate Co.Ltd-—*.,
;
.1997
J-D
.1975
Dec
& ref 5 Vis; series
5s extended at 3%
Lake Sh & Mich
'
86%
194
93%
58
to
^Vas
*. Ajst, mtge 'income reg
.
1982
(Proof of Claim')..
of deposit...
I
:...)
%
:-I;V
,
'
'
f'v
3.06
*98%
^
'
•
"I
v
!;
98%
%
97%
98Vb
37
-
5
75%
88
so
2
72%
84
35
55%
55
55
:
,
55 %
26
——
Food Machinery
Corp 3s debs
Francisco Sugar
coll trust 6s._—
78%'
78%
10
.1954
J-J
75%
75%
14
.1965
A-O
*93 Vv
M-S
-""'
57 Va
78
18
20
228
17%
20
8%
%.:
■
12..
...
7%
20
3%
:f>
'
■
y■'
■
-j-D
Iu
M-N
•
'.;■'
3%
;t:V'V.S
.3%.
3%
'■'':■■-■
■%,% .5 ■'■•
102Virl02Va
' v.
82 %-
'■:%(,■--
82
2%
->.;;."-.
100
.
102%
69
85 Va
'
4s
G ■';:4%v5v;.'
'
Gen
Steel; Castings 5%s
Ala Ry 5s
—.1949
J A Georgia &
j? AGa
'I ■.:;'.
•\ j-J
Oct 1 1945
:
j-j
90%
Caro & Nor 1st ext 6s—1934
Goodrich
(B
1st
F)
j-j
4%s_——1956
.,-j*I
'V-
j-D
—1946
'w; -v.
,j-j
1973
1976
J-J
'■
,
V::
series G—
mtge 4s series H_
Gen
mtge 3%s
AGreen
.—1977
...
Gen
.1946
—
1967
„
B———
1st
Gulf States Steel
M
5s
Feb -7
*60
..■
A-O
stpd—1952
—1961
Gulf States Util 3%s «eries D„
1969
•
I;
)V
65
93Va
99%
92%
87
10
V
91
79 Va
V
(
:
87%"-
V
%
■
v,
1
5714
65
7%
27. .v
■:
86
j-,7
f.
v-
j-j
;
;
70'4
521a
*92
%,
■
"
69
•
■';,-52j%,.,<
■V;5
70 V:
53%.
'"
.
.
M-N
:
:
5
'
'
lllVa 111%
"• ":"%
,
debenture.*..—2_—_------
.1951
igem 4s;'series A——
.1962
A-O
.1949
M-S
ref gold 4822-—-2
stamped*_.2.^22—2V-
.1949
.1949
;
"■ ■"'
.1944
Hoe
(R)
Co 1st mtge..
JSAHousatonic
Houston
Hudson
Oil
Ry: cons gold
414
s
Coal 1st
f
5s_1.1937
Co
& Manhattan
1st
"j-j
series
gold 5s
1st
—.1949
5s
v.-.-' 82 Va
M-N
j-d
'•
v-:'
'
3814
84
(Pi
P2Va
59
92%
101
•
''
A„_.1957
F-A
45 7
A-O
17 Va
......
119%
35%
-
.
,
Central
series
!,
_
1st gold 3%s
1st
1st
IIIII1951
gold
3%s
1951
gold 3s sterling...
Collateral
trust
118 Vb 120 Va
457b
69
36%
48%
17%
29
8%
21 Vb
Purchased
100% 101%
'
*93
For footnotes
■'
J-J
A-O
1952
•
!
„
M-N
gold 4s„
see
page
.1953
2020.
M-N
*865b
'•»»
90
w-
90
:
< 116
■
% " ''
77%
BlT-l—
1st
.>42003
:
-
"
Paducah & Mem Diy 4si_——-.2_1946 f-
2d gold 3S._———1980
1st gold 41/2S__-—1945
South
Ry joint monon 4s——.3-1952
1—1955
& Cine Div 4s
Atl" Knox
K
.
.
I.yir ''*/
r
"
....
26
'
25
110
*104
•
'
'
'
J-J
J-J
22
F-A
'
M-S
1
t
■
—
*.L=
-
,'
:
'-41.
-
;
82%
J-D
47-
47
M-N
49%
49%
4s—,—1959
*15 lb
93
rwestern' Ist gtd- 3 %S—
-*—1941
Marion Steam Shovel s f 6s__.—1947
Stamped
c———
86%
$ A Market. St Ry 7s series A„Apr 1940
104% 106
104Va
,99
90%
98
84
93 %
80'/a
86%
101
104
_2'
_2
—
•
105
: 109
•
,
,■
V
106%
80
84
107
107
86
94
:
108% 111%
4
45
85%
79
1
,
43%
86%
5514
53%.
.
,
69
30 %
42
102
102
98
102%
102
102
102
97
102
Q-A
86
Q-A
55%
3934
49%
Metrop Ed 1st 4V2S series D
38%
46%
Merop
61
108V4 110 V4
104
*24%,
J-J
A-O
A-O
11
'
•
13
82%
J-D
M-N
127
46%
84 Va
75
13
—
2
*30
43
45%
1
11914 122 Va
<)
1
93%
*110.
M-S
46
lb
.
10
■
'
82%
*88%
__
M-N
84
109
*106% 108%
2
'■'
8
2 1
104% 104%
—»'
'■'„
•"
J-J
...
.29
-■
1031a
109
'
,22"'
;
;
17
103
2-
\
M-S
83%
83%
A-O
•
'92% V94% ,* 87 '
87 >';.V
,
.
1953
42%
46
99 V4
,
•
•
67
99% *
91%
V-
5
105% i
103
102:
;.
94Va
Z'1' "' 2vV-
84
65
a
-
110% 115
10
>
110.
.
•
.
■■■15.:%
,
.
92
:
...
25
42%
39%
50%
1—1960
Drain 5Vis.—1950
t§ AMet W Side El (Chic) 4s
—1938
Wat
Sew- &
88
*104
A-O
J-J
M-S
107 V
113
113
72
72
*5
10
113
A-O
'
F-A
12
63 %
95
103
105 V
107
107
14
0
•
;
99%;
M
A2——1945
Gen mtge 4%s series' A*—'——I960
Manati Sugar 4s sink fund—Feb 11957
Maine Central RR 4s series
44%
*35%
01%
'•
46
'
'
-102% 105
1
99
77%
;
105Va-105%
>
-
99%
74%
*
'1st & ret 3%s series E————2003 V V
—1950
Unif
Mob & Montg
,.'
A-O
A-O
•
D———2003
mtge 3%s series A ext..■_
■—I960
Unit'mtge 4 s serifes B' ext.
.
*102
A-O
—2003
&'ref-4 %s" series C2i—
; 1st: & ref 5s* .series
;
:
& Nashville'RRr-
,43
'•
106%
*
121% 123 Va
7,
,
120% 121%,
.
50J
■
-
61
117%
110% 115
■'
'99
.'■!
477a
,
'
--
104
5
38%
46
517a
114
110% 110%-.
MS
(Stamped mod) ext 5s__———1945
McCrory Stores deb 3,%—
.—1955
McKesson & Robbins 3 V2S
1956
'
■
"
J-J
*86 Vb
t
99% 102%
37
.
32
79
98%
98 ?
v:
M-S
50%
A-O
—1952
j
vi
-
9
.M-S
—1955
lines: 3 %s
trust
J-J
:_195l
gold 4s
Refunding 4s__
Collateral
1951
M-S ■:
.1945
Manila- RR (South Lines)
101 % •
40%
29
104% 104%'
t§ AManitowoc Green Bay & North-
J-J
36
29
45V+
17
RR—-
1st gold 4s
Extended
A—.1981
37%
26
•
■■♦08
.1966
'
93
1
lWp-23/4S
-
4 4
*115
>
3%S.i—C
t
Illinois Bell
-i
26%
28
27
31%.".
38
v,..t
Lou & Jeff Bridge Co" gtd 4s2—
Ark tst" 5s series
AManila Elec RR & Lt s f 5s—
Illinois
51 {.v
57%
98
150
26 %
55%
F-A
.
44%
a
73
■
102% 104%
•
.
48
9
121% 122%
J-J
LOuisvilie
•
93%
105
109 Vb lll'/a-
61%
6
29%
72%
42 Va
17
110% 110%
.1969
98% 103 V4
157
53
105 Vb 105 VB
.1951
122% 127%
49
-
44»;
116%
v-"i'
A-
:•■%
2
41
58
54
54 Va
debentureVi.—_—.—i—^—
Louisville Gas.'& EleC
15
103 lb
i)
■
m-n
.—.Feb 1957
income 5s.
75
Miami
St LouiS. Div
103% 104
•
•
41
5s
Louisiana &
■;%
125V4 126
,
103
m-n
1962
A.
126
A-O
1954
5s
Hudson
AAdj
1944
debs_.
s
Hudson
Gas
.1999
^
68-
82
A-O
.
Hocking Valley Ry lst 4%s_—„
71%
34%
M-S
Co:deb 7s__
.
M-N
.1950
.
;
H
57
34
F-A
5s
,
74%
-
-V'/'v
A-O
Lorillard
v
=
J-J
■'..lsf & iref.'4s:-series
•
,
4 V'
1
* 29 V4
34 %
A-O
.1944
4s
-
46
I .i..','
102 Va 102%
A-O
73%
67
v,
95%
66%
.
14
,
A-O
.1955
"Guaranteed
11% •■..:
8,9 Vb
.1951
5s gtd
.
■
.j-j
58
*115
M-N
,1965
99%
69%
.•T;'1
*9%
91
;
'• '•%'
f '■
'.J5S stamped modified—
8-7 Vb
49
86Va
■*
.'^«r
:
A-O
1950
f 41/2S—
s
89
79
74
14
29%
'31
":;v
:
.2003
Long Island unified 4s.-Li.;-.——
97%
79%
199
991 it
73%
■
M-N
.2003
Little
v:
88
29%
27*
.2003
stampedmodified.—— 'J-
LehiVal Term Ry ext '5s_.———
V
128 7
"99%
98%
.
,i;%i 73%
,
Ship, Island RR—
ref Term
83
99
69
27%
.
M-N
.2003
Long Dock Co 33,i"s ext to—-
1 98
98% 105
:'■ 15
82%
99
j-j r:
1950
Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B——1975
AGen mtge inc 5s series A.
1
2015
&
81%
81%'
499%
"j-j
Feb
5%s B—
mtge 5s series C__
&
j-j
V
■'
series I
ctfs
80%
81%
'■
J-J"
Libby McNeil & Libby 4s._.
105% 108%
38-
w"7;
91%
81
'.■„,,
J-j
1946
Bay & West deb ctfs A—
Debentures
Gulf Mob & Nor
12
103
85 Va
58
51%
;;':V
F-A
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s-_ —
32%
iv/'w v;"'
90%
72
70
67
66%
L2003
Lex & East'1st 50-yr
9:tVb 10614
V'V 80
—
102
■'%-
91
•":■
1
■'■'
General 4Vas series D
'General 4%s series E
1st
100
v. 21%
■
20
30;:
,
98
108V4 108VJ,
.103
r-,
'
General intge 4s
*94%
108 % V
>
j-j
Ft,';
106%
%
98
i
J-J
1952
General 5s series C
Gulf
14
116
94
15
30
106
.-
■4:
J-D
General 5%s series B
1st
143
•
16
*28
*'•
106%
-
MS
Grays Point Term 1st gtd 5s
1947
Great Northern 414s series A—.1961
A
116
■
'
Gotham Hosiery deb 5s w w.
-
15%
16; >
■
—
'4"%s' registered—1-1'-,—---
"
■*ii6"-4;
99 % 100 / ;
j-D
registered——.—
■-.(.4 %s '
'
Berg Co cons 5s__—1949
80
84%
44
It
F-A
1st' & ref, sink* fund: 5s/—~V—1974
'Lehigh Valley"RR— '
4s / stamped- modified.———
'
Gas & Elec of
85
99% 100
'
I'■.';-4;;
-:
4Va
67%
/
66 Va>
68
stampedi-——i—i—1974
Lch Val Harbor Term gtd 5s
1954
Lehigh Valley N. Y 4%s ext.——1950
',4%
lVo
1,;;
96'%
68
*
5s'
'
M-N
.
91%
75
,V';';"':'5sv:stamped.';——22.1964
.
20
.
,
797b
95 Vt
100
-
84 %
.
201b
80
67
*67'
I;.:
F-A
5s..——'—1964
1st & ref sink tun'd
V
70
f
.
F-A
SsiVU—^,121954
stamped..——1954
," 5s
.
85
85
*44
: stamped-—————_1944
5s
"1st & ret sink-fund
i
69%
'■
■
98%
85
so,
■
58
35
1
107%
88%. 99
■
ill-
91%
84%
,85
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
L
78
76
^19V,
■
;
91%
95
114
99%
100%'
72
72%
26
87 %
•J-J
Cons; sink fund 4 %s series C..
Lehigh & 'New Eng RR 4s; A_i—-
108
95
■; *57 -...■■■■ ■'
„■
77%
,
'
-
v; m-s
*:
1956 I
1956 •
ACertificates
1%
98
8
87%
•
.1954
Lehigh Coal & Nav. s f 4 %S A.1
•
§A2-4s
.
„
,
45%
59
99% 100
87%
•.■
,
JFonda Johns & Glover RR—
'
-
102
98
i, 102
*1%
M-S
87
.
70
105
j-d
1st 4 %s„2
East Coast
106%
103% 107
106% 106%
M-S
A-O
V
v; ;J98 Vb
j-j
170
104% 106%
Af-S
F-A
•
62
*:•'
"j-D/%".
•
Rub 3s deb—....1961
tAFla Central &' Peninsular 5S—M943 ;
A 1st
%
'{■ *106%
*961)4.100%
.
■'•'
%—'
,
■
"V';•
Firestone Tire &
84
101
169% 169%
J-J
.
86
95
83
A-O
:
44%
90
v;:
J-J
F-A
—
DJ _2_.
Lake'Erie;&• Western: RR--r, -V
104 V»
56%
1
9
...
54%
:
'■
■'
1947 '
mtge 314s—
1st
J-J
.
110%
108
*110% 111%
J-J
Lehigh & N Y 1st gtd gold 4s—-1945
A Gen
67
62%
-I960
Gas-Light'-extd.
Coll &' ref 5%s series.
Coll
155
103
•'
62,%..;
54%
/
j-j
1995
169
■: 77
.1953
'•
103Vb
99% 101V2
%■• ■■' 11
V.
:
,
•>
series B—
69%
57%
53%
.1945
Laclede
109
99 Va
149
Co—-
1st cons M 4s
.—1954
6%s———
3%s:.—.1961
Kresge Foundation 3% notes——-1950
tAKreuger & Toll Ss ctfs———1959
'
Elgin Joliet & East Ry ,3%S——1970
88
40
88
53%
a"-o
Koppers Co 1st mtge
31
107
*' ■*i49%
i'-
4-
•; ■,;'
102% 102%
102%
: j-j
Elec Auto-Lite 214s debs..—.——1950 i"
82
584%
57%
l.i-r
M-N
1956
1st cons gold 5S—.1995
t
97%
108% Ml lb
.I'M 30
E
A-O
Minn Nor Div 1st 43—1948
East Ry
53%
93
52 %'
2
ref
"1st- &
-
103%
106% 108 Va
■'■■
8
..
-
95 Va
102
11
'
j-j
V
40
*16%
7
85%
m-S
..1950
Dul Miss & Iron Range Ry
'
Stamped
10914 112
'•1
*37%
"
43
31
J-J
—2—1961
; Plainv .....l——.————1961'
4Vis unguaranteed
_t.——.—1961
Kings County El L & P 6si.———1997
Kings Co Lighting ,1st. 5s
1954
108% 1121a
■>;•' 41
111%
103% 104
gold 4s 1995
Dow Chemical
A-O
Southern Ry 1st 3s—1950
Ref & impt 5s——2—Apr 1950
Kansas City Term 1st 4s
—1960
Kentucky^ Central gold 4s_
...—1987 '
Kentucky & Ind,Term 4VaS.
1961
19 Vb
•3%
13
111% 112
3111b
;
M-S
j-D
Second
Detroit
1§AK C Ft S & M Ry ref gold 4s_1936 ACertificates of deposit
Kansas City
3%
1V4
'
A
A-O
-
'■
89
88
.
"
ref 3s series H———1970
Gen &
<
M-S
;
90
17%;
16%
17%
11
95
K
Kanawha & Mich 1st gtd gold 4s_.1990
24%
3%
'
3
v:
46%
1081b
22%
21
:
3%
1
F-A
—
113":
20%:
20
f
40%
J-J
1041b 106 Va
% 104
1014
19%
2034
46
94
J-D
—1961
Laughlin Steel 3V4S
&
■
\.
'
mtge 3%s series G—.1966
Detroit & Mackinac 1st lien
Jones
61V*
106% 108'%
'-ii' I'
„
*108% %.„■■'■■■ V':
J-J
fADes M & Ft Dodge 4s ctfs_——1935
XADes Plains Val 1st gtd 4%s—-1947
Detroit Edison 4s series F.
—1965
& ret
51%
Frankl,& Clear lst-4s_—.—1959
James
,101% 101%
>,.'•■
'
—
■•"•:
*101
-
/.
"
Gen
103% 106%
•
,243
56%
54%
J-J
impt 5s series B—..Apr 1978
&
;
56
J-J
4%s
:
1969
fgADen & R G 1st cons gold 4s_._1936
g AConsol gold 4%S—_
——1936
fADenv & R G W gen 5s._Aug 1955
1st mortgage
,
:
4—
—
■
Light 1st 4%s—1971
——.1969
Delaware Power &
'■-■■"
*101 Va
M-N
18
105% 105%
■.; ■:
Dayton
105 34
104
1077b
109% 113
41
4%
72
9
.Volume 156
2019
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4131
,
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
York
New
Week
Last
Interest
Stock Exchange
Ended Dec. J
or
Michigan Central—
1st
3As
Ref & impt 4'As series C
Miehigan CPnsol Gas 4s_,
,„1963
$8 A Midland of N J 1st ext 5s__~1940
tSAMilw & Northern 1st ext .4'As--1939
A§Consol ext 4'As
:
——1939
gold
69
"1 '
93'A
57
57
24
53
67
J-J
*
A-O
53 7
03
03
39
37%
25
27
27
-A
Q-F
9 1
2aa
2%
•n%
■
2(4,
a
i.6'A
,11
;■
-.
97/a,
'1'A.
4 V.
•.
274 '
.
.
• •
, •
,•
J-J
„
t
■
.
22
16'a
32
9%
17%
4%-
2
3'%
6%
4'A
.
'
M-S
;
J-J
38 %
30 7a
35(2
34(4
35
17%
32
J-J
■,
A-O
•
,
.
A
'-24%,
2i,2
Alst
18%
Alst &
.
4s_
>
23 'A
deposit—:
of
M ~N
"36
39
-
34
Monongahela W Penn Pub Serv—
F-A
94'A
54
42
10
119
-
112
114
A-O
"105 A
'—1945
A-O
of
23
•
-
-
A_
»873a
J-J
112'
82
.
110:
34 Va
32%
34 A
.*.71";
30
29 A
3V *
179 '
37
M-N
M-N
J-D
ni l'A 116
M-N
J-D
Otis
cons'5s_—..-—1948
Newark Consol Gas-
J-J
fANew England RR gtd 5s_j_——1945
AConsol gtd 4s——
———--U945
1st
.;Av 50
73
F-A
81,
J -J82
J-J
75 A'
.;/»../
J 06% 107
J-D
1
107'4 IO734
:
J -J
.
.
'-.76
56
A-O
inc 5s_—1935
deposit——
f§ AN O Tex & Mex n-c
i »•;.
of
•,A Certificates
Alst
B—
series
5s
ACertificates
7.5 y
,
^
"47 A
F-A
—
-1954
deposit——-
of
49
gtd 4'As-.———<—1945
Y Central RR 4s series A
1998
10-year 3%s sec s f—
1946
Ref & impt 4 As. series A—A-—2013
Ref & impt 5s series C
—-2013
Conv secured 3y»s,
—1952
Y Cent & Hud River 3'As——-1997
General
Ret
N
N
3'As
registered
3
'As
49
50'I,
A-O
A-O
.51
M-N
75',a
SVaS———1998
:——1998
1998
——1998
F-A
•
57:
-
1st
39
58
-4.
.
49 A
48',4
47 A
4s
*47
—1950
debentures—
6s
Y Connecting RR
N
Y
.19
,.
N
Y Edison
1st
lien
ref
65%
A-O
82VA
•
A-O
108
A-O
108%
^
107 A 111'/a
J-D
109%
109'a 109%
7
102%
4
106'/» 109%
99
103%
102% 1.02%
8
99
103 '/a
31
85
97 '/a
84%
95
A-O
,-1938
108% 108 (A
J-D
M-N
N Y Gas
6s—.;
4s—1—A
Purchase money gold
N
Y
&
Harlem
N Y Lack-&
gold
Y L
,^1.949
_20QO
3'As__
West 4s series A—
4y2s series B_-_-_
N
5s_' ,-1948
-1973
-1973
i
A1943
E & W Dk & Impt 5s—
F-A
7
& Light
1—
3y2s
debentures^,
52%
53%
53Mt"
-
57
gold 4s—
4y2s
General
5s
:
.
Peoria
.
1st
4s
Eastern
&
A Income
4s
J-D
102 A
108%
105
20
105
100% 105'/4
1
105'/a
16
101% 102 A
103
100
104
101'A 102%
*101% 102%
■
44
103'4 105%
99(a
108 (a 109
108(1,
96
88 %
..
14
5
88%
29
120 A
10
101
100 A 101%
116
106'A
106% 107
120
-
.
108 A
108
88%
102% 108%
27
107 Va
101
99A
noo{;[
J-D
103%
108'/a 111
111
108
94%
88%
122
119
100% 105
106 Va 111%
93 Va
A-O
90 A
88%
901 L»
82
86'/2
A-O
96%
95 7
a
96%
36
95% 100%
J-J
-—1970
-1981
—
95(2
95%
96%
19
95% 100 (A
90%
91
82
A-O
91
112 (4 112%
112'A
Apr
5 %
5 As-*—1974
F-A
*3.06(4
gold 4'As series C_!
5s
gold 4'As
series
43 A
A-O
1960
-
—Apr 1990
J-J
Marquette 1st series A 5s——1956
4s series E————1956
General
71
ext—
Union Ry
General
66%
M-S
—1947
Phelps Dodge conv 3As deb
Phila Bait & Wash. 1st gold 4s_
100 'A
7.
81%
J-D
M-N
1943 '
1974
B——
65
57
3 05
r
A
102%
3
11
106% 108'/*.
Philadelphia
Phila
coll tr 4'As-
Co
Electric
U9VA4
•
-
54V4 -64
''
103%
ref
1st
&
*
16
55%
67%
57 %
113
55'A
6 4'A
105 A
39
104% 108
102% I023a
14
101'A 105%
105
115
94%
9
111
111%
13
109% 112%
102
102 %
10
99'A 102%
34%
240
11%
191
J-J
M-S
%
Philip Morris Ltd deb 3s__;
110
J-D
-—1949
-
112
107'A
;10'8"%
120
108
w
90% 105%
J-J
mtge 2%s
AConv deb 6s^
76
M-S
,-1961
—1967
ref 3As
7'/a
63%
72 %
65
108:,4
•J-D-
—1971
$ A Phila & Read C & I ref 5s_2
1973 "
&
3%
56%
71%
1111;. 111A
J-J
—1981
General^'As series D_^
47
37
106'A 107%
74
*118
F-A
series C—1977
5%
64%
72. %
J-J
MS
—1980
—1952
44
9 2 Va
110% 113'/.
—
83
110a
.
102% 104'A
102%
,
F-A
-1965
—-
&, Pekin
Peoria
,
1U14115;
2 .7
102
105
102
A-O
4'As series E
—1984
3'As—.
———1952
deb
Conv
69%
116.'.
.
—
II8V4
102/, 102/,
J-J
B--——1968
series A_%
series
gold 4V2s
Peoples Gas L & C ref 5s
56%
A 2r.-:.52'"/ V59"
58 '4
58'A
118
;noe% 107%
A-O
sterl
.Gen mtge
103 '/*. 104'/»
MS
61'hi
103 % 103%
J-D
M-N
ctfs——-1952
series E trust
107'A 109 V4
M-N
M-N
71
98'A 100%
40
J-D
3As trust ctfs D„_I944
General 4y4s series D____:
49'/a
93
.
18.„
J-J
58%
23
*117
M-N
79 ya
60
7 ••••.,
116% 117 .•■■
11,1%-111%
J-D
100'A 104A
31
01%
59
59
A-O
deb
5
66 A
1Q0A100%
900%
M-N
1st
El Lt H & Pow gold
21
104
•',-66 A
66 A
F-A
MS
105
105
104
—^--1948
99'/a 101
35
132
107 (a 109%
*305
MS
Debenture
96'A 101'A
•
17,-' ;
108% 109'A
106'A 109 '/a
*108%
J-J
1955
ctfs_.
'
RR
& Erie—See Erie
95%
*94
'
N Y
97
95
95
J-J
M-N
70
58
18'
v.
IO734.108 'i»
._1965
23
99%
H-
44-.;,
,.v.7
83
3'As series E—1966
110% 113%
110%
61%
:
.
8
;
65»A
1947
30
110
105 7a
59%
71 — 83
■:t.
F-A
1951
3'As series D,
&
101
99 %/
'
91
82 y2
5
3.11% 112%
110
F-A
54.%
45 Va
•
90% 100 A
*
91
91
111%
J-D
1944
General
99%
42
48 y4
r
310;,?.
99%
!_„•
Conv 5% notes-t
101.
100 !i,
A-O
78% 101A
J-D
Passaic G & E cons 5s_1949
Trans
Consol
49 A
.
4.
-'61
01 A
-
107%
104
J-D
.F-A
,55'A
78%
.
75'4
58 A-
A-O
J-D
_1965
3'As. A_
gold 4s
1st
;:c;i',4;
j,__■.
N
Doek
■MS
109% 112%
47
Pennsylvania RR cons gold 4s_—1943
Ve
67
■
,
99'A 100
;^-1981
—1969
—1974
1st
74
,A75'A:^
99%
Broadway Corp—
Power
4'As
49
-.-.20
!
A-O
j-j
,
.1964
4'As series B/——
Pere
,
A——A—1974
Ref 4'As series C„_i_L—1978
1st mtge 3'As extended to—
H947
109% 112'A
5
24
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3y23-^.-1960
Pa Ohio & Det 1st & ref 4 As A—1977
Penna
46
r
-
7/33*",
'
49%
series
103%
109% 109%
106'a 107
"
-63%
40 A
49%
5'As
Ref
*109
105% 108'A
10
106 A
106 'a
J-D:
-
93L.
c
,433%
5314
F-A
York Chicago & St Louis—
New
102 A 105'A
103
j-j
1962
103
100
*104%
j-j
F-A
59%
43%
,
'
69%
F-A
F-A
102% 105
50 %
..
," ;253."
,75%
coll gold 3'As-
3'As registered
69 A.
.-221
74%
50
'
'
106%
j-j
1—1963
53-
37
334 v"
.
"61A
53
to*"
.
'
110%
107
0
1st gold 5s_—1946
f gold 3s loan
M s
Gtd
53'A
39
320
,
51A
65
registered-——
Mich Cent
;
3
15
100%
1946
Secured 4s___—^
;
56
4
T-
•
47%
61%
64'2
J-J
\
M-N
j-d
1946
110
100
stpd dollar——May 1 1948
Gen mtge 3%s, series C——1970
Cons sinking fund 4'As—
,_1960
98 A
50 V*
•.
F-a
.
'
43%
i
-38
•
50 ;,4 ;•
-
/
'
'
107% 110
103'"'a 105
110
J-D
;
107% 110 (4
1
11
108'4 108%
"'l-r
106''4 108%
43
108 (A 108%
108'A
J-D
.
Paramount Pictures 4s debentures! 1956
A
46.%
.
'
A
Guaranteed 3(As trust ctfs C——1942
40 'A
:
A
98
98'a
46 a 4
J-J
--——1997
Lake Shore coll gold
F-A
A-O
MS
J-J
12%
;.
__
106'4 106 a4
lOG'/a
4%
25
9%
9'A
*•
,
MS
M-N
3 'As series C———1966
mtgfe
Paramount
53'A
350
50 ',4.
.
3 09% 111%
102% 102 A
Pennsylvania Co—
38
24
V
55%
"100
J-J
6
*101%
F-A
4s
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge Co—
111% 111 A
111;
.—1971
Paterson &
34%
.
52 A
,35 la
110%
Mo 1st ext gold 4s__1938
RR of
Parmelee
;T
-A
49 A
00%
A-O
108
!_,1961
M 3s series K„
& ref
85%
•
3
is
55
48^4
4 9 'A
*44
series A——
5%S
ACertificates
34
•'37%
;ri6,
54
,
3
'
38% -47%.
I f
54
53
59%
109% 110
Paducah & 111 1st s f gold 4'As—*1955
A72 "t.,83A
-
"4 7-A54
■
of. deposit—
ACertificates
Alst
5334
".54
59%
48
Pacific Tel & Tel 3'As series B—1969
■
?
' 167%
i 105
46
:.
52%
'
—1956
deposit—!_!!—
1956
of
4%s" series D—
Alst
„
F-A
C—
series
5s
Alst
—1954
-
:
48
83
•' 105'% 107%
•
A-O
deposit—--.—
of
ACertificates
-
•
■
23
53
J-J
1946
El 4s series G—
&
Guaranteed
■>43
53
50%
102
82;:
-.743%
>•>.*;1
A>-n;S-4'
-•/A 14
4%; 18
80,
7714
77 y,
51
53
F-A
5s_^_ -.^1945
§ A2d ext gold 5s
.56 %. 741%'
.
•
:
A
A-O
1st
53
J-J
•
ii7%ni9 yx
>
L'...
82
82
v
70'%
Panhandle East P L 3s B—„i-——1960
'76
-
54'A
57%
J-D
1st
1.; jr.* 180%. 124%
-75 '...•'774A
7 %. 1071%S110»%
■
.
■
44 A
J-D
&
jAPac
118
.77.-"r
*74
109% 109 A
,
'93
nw
65'
71A
124% 124%
A-O
76
450
1961
ret mtge 3V2s series 1—1966
ref mtge 3s series J
—197D
1st
^(;-,ia2% 104y».
;
118
F
48 (4
64%
1st &
70
,
,103'%
-99'A. 101%.
V/.-.A
A
1st
mtge 4'As ser a_
1st
Coast Co
.100
,
:- ^ -
Ai
104.
68'A
:
M-N
B———~—1955
gtd 4s-i_—1953
ref 5s series
&
Orleans Term
.71'A
J-D
England Tel & Tel 5s A—-1952
1st gtd 4%s series B-:—-^-—1961
N J Junction RR gtd'1st 4S--J-J—1986
N J Pow & Light 1st 4'/2S———11960
New Orleahs Great Nor 5s A_—^-11983
N O & N E 1st ref & imp 4'/iS—1952
New Orl Pub Ser 1st 5s series A__1952
New
09
73
-
J-J
New
Steel
Gas
103'A 106-
.
:5v
jr
"117 A
.
46 (A
62%
J-J
*1943
1st gtd 5a~_
RR & Nav 4s
42'A
%:/- 62%
56
,v
"91.%
•
43
48%
64%
1st & ref mtge 3%s series H;
44
...
103
103 A
.
73%
38
106% 10934
101..., 101n
'
101
41
78
lli'A 112%
66
;
103.-
40%
45'%
J-J
1946
-J—
Transmission
Oregon-Wash
46 34
29 '/a
-
105% 106
•
.
A-O
RR 1st gold •4s__^_^cl954
f ANaugatuck
105r!a
103-
M-S
1
65%
66.-
F-A
Q-A
41
66
41%
39
69%
4.0
141
a
*68
68
J-J
1967
debentures
Pacific
J-D
27 A
76
41%
Q-J
3%s_—
mtge
Pacific
Jlf-S
Dairy
74
71A
Q-F
1965
1st mtge 4s
Guaranteed stpd cons 5s
43 A
•
32%
"109'A 109 A
M-N
A—1978.
Chatt & St L 4s series
Teleg 4'As ext
Oregon RR & Nkv con gold 4s_
Ore Short Line 1st cons gold 5s
.89
35
•
74
Q-J
ref mtge 3'As——1967
lst.&
mtge 4s—
Ontario
'103'A 106
;
37'a
J-D
27 A
:—
'
112%,
:
35A
'
'
54%
j-j
4s
107 A
4
63
103'A IO334
J-D
deposit—
107 y8
99
Power Co—
States
Ontario Power N.P
Prod 3'As debs—„—..I960
Nat Distillers Prod, .3.%s-w-„—!!-1949
3 'As sinking fund debentures-—.1949
National Steel 1st mtge -3s—__:.4l96b
Nat
of
1972
A
Oklahoma 'Gas &' Elec 3%s__!- »%1966
N
Nash
guarantee)
M-S-
1st
109
*
109"a
100
109^
A-O
100 A 104
*110 A
-1964
^j.1944
98'A 104
"112
A-0
mtge
31
124% 128%
O
38%
46%
.
1017a 101%'
•
.
4'AsA.
—;————-1960
6s debentures———————1965
Montana Power 1st & ref ,3%s——1966
Montreal Tramways 5s ext——1951
Morris & Essex 1st gtd 3V2S_——2000
Constr M 5s series A_l———-.1955
Constr M 4'/2s series B———1955
Mountain States T & T 3 "As
—1963
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5s_,—•^-1947
1st
'
1 *42.
M-.S
34
M-S
t§AOg & L Cham 1st gtd gold 4s_1948
1943
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s_____ !
39'A
'80'A
92'a
126
"103%
100% 103%
(Wiser 1st mtge .3 As——
-
B_v'—1966
Monongahela Ry 3.'/4S series
92.'-t
M-N
125
38 'A
119
gen
Northwestern
1st
Pacific Ry—
4'A ——July 1938
Moh'k & Malone 1st gtd gold 4s—_1991
7s extended at
3rd
125 A
74%
21%
94
120
Ohio Edison
t § A Missouri
35
*29
F-A
3834
21
24%
3
69 %
23 A
33%
4
74%,
5Va
24'A
35:! a
34'!a
35
21'A, 39%
35
275
101% 104
73%.
F-A
& ref 5s
1974
ref 4'As series A——1974
(Minn)
r
3934
39 %
r
25'A
36 '2
2
10 A
103
Northern
38%"
„
2134
180
4'«.
11 Va
39
Va
23
■
-
tit" 36:,4
34 '2
36'A
F-A
I
——-1981
deposit
—
of
A Certificates
.
39%
1
%
5
^
-
36s a
347a>
36r;8
A-O
-7
36
3%
4
M-N
1
21,',a
122
36'a
■.343»
3631,
deposit-.——-!-•-
of
315!
36
5s series
& ref
Alst
34ria 36'A
.34*4" 35-,.
353.4
—
5s series
A Certificates
/•
8'A
9%
36'A
M-S
,G—1978
A Certificates
of deposit;———
AConv gold 5'As—
1949
Alst & ref gold 5s series H——,1980
ref
&
'21'A
309.
25%
—:
Certificates
A
Alst
165
9:}i
363415' 30'A
,
1
.-1975
ref 5s series F—1_—1977
General
A
F-A
—1965
of. deposit—
Certificates
A
109% 111'A
103 % 103%
74%
A-O
-1997
4s registered—
-1991
Gen lien ry & Id> gold 3s—__Jan 2047
3s registered:—
——-2047
Ref & impt 4As:series A—-—2047
Ref & impt 6s.series B
—2047
Ref & impt 5s series C
2047
Ref & impt 5s series D
—2047
1
$ Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & ref 5s series A—
103 "4
J-J
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s
37 'A
.
•.'■vVVa.
.
7
110',3 111
3 A
103
cellation
.
34%
'21
.
108% 109%
42.
20
160;
A
11.
*115
&
Alst
"
32(.,
96
^Northern Ohio Ry—
6 a7 a
30'A
344
,
110%
108
8 A
M-S
ACertificates
„
93'Za
guaranteed gold 5s
—1945
mtge gold 5s (stamped can-
Gen
96'A 100.
44%
.«•
:
97
39JA
39%
J-J
41is., series D——:_,1978
adjust 5s. series A,—Jan 1967
41
! 40%
:
J-J
B.—1962
1
40
15%
; f-a
Central
North
2%;
Va
.
60%
V
102
*98 ('4
,:t'■
18%
J-D
''
12
■
68% *
.67'A
.
V"
J-J
A
1 %
l'/a
,
9%
75'%
17
197
•
18 A
14
13
—
7A
A-O
M-N
38
309% 109 %
10') %
O-A
Debenture 3%s—
17'/a
9%
a
16%
36
16
J-J
.—1962
9%
16 3
15%
J-J
17A
1
High
29
11%
109%
8A
MS
1949
——1954
deb 3'As__
Amer Co
Low
84(3
J-J
Ry 1st gold 4s_199Q
Norfolk & Western
15%
16'A
J-J
lien
ACum
37
Va"
North
Marie
—1938
1938
gtd'as to int__1938
Alst & ref 6s series A__—1946
A 25-year
5'As____
,„¥,
.1949
Alst & ref 5las series B.———19.78
t A Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s-,.—1959
Mo Kansas & Texas 1st 4s—,—1990
Prior
3 l'/a
■
consoles
SAlst stamped 5s
40-year 4s series
18
.
8
'
2%
M-S
§Alst
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A—
45
32
.'
9%
9 Va
M-N
stamped
§ A 1st cons 4s
68
29
—
St Paul & Sault Ste
tMinn
58%
10
107
J-J
3'A's series.B—-1967
1st 4As—'—1946
Niagara Falls Power 3 As———1966
Niag Lack & Ont' Pow 1st 5s A—1955
Niagara- Sl^are (Md) deb 5'As-—H85Q
Norfolk' Southern Ry Co—•1st mtge 4'As series A—.--——1998
A Gen mtge 5s conv inc_'
—--2014
JgANorfoik Southern RR 5s A
1961
January
No.
33A
M-N
& Bost
J8AN Y West
,
8
/
'
'
•
J-J
63
33
!
*
F-A
Y Telephone
N
104% 107
,
1
39
M-S
1st gtd 4s_—1947
1st 3Va3-_—1941
fAMlnn & 'St Louis' 5s ctfS——
1934
A 1st & ref gold 4s
!___—1949
ARef & ext 50-yr 5s series A—1962
:
A-
.
63
J-D
t§AMilw & State Line
a
31
J-D
t AMilw Spar & N W
11
106 (a 106%
106%
M-S
gold 5s
ATerminal 1st gold 5s
F-A
—1940
.1943
§£General
Range Since
Sold
High
*30A
J-J
f§AN Y Susq & W 1st ref 5s,
—1937
§&2d gold 4As-'.
———1937
97%
75
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
Low
13Va
97%
55 V4
M-N
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Interest
4
Deo.
High
97'%
*73%
M-S
—1951
—1952
___1979
Sag 3'As—
&
Lans
Low
Ended
Week
1
January
.
N*.
High
Low
Jack
Sold
Stock Exchange
New York
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
93%
34 A
11%
J-J
33%
11
3%
"4
*
J-J
303 A
"4
2' •'»
'
35
12%
5
22
56
97% 103%
4
103% 103%
24
102% 106
1%
4'/2
1%
1%
*105%
M-N"
-1962
A Philippine Rjt 1st s f 4s——1937
ACertificates of deposit
Phillips Petrol l%s debsr—
1951
937a
■i
fN Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
A Non-con v
deb 4s—■
1A1947
ANon-conv
3'As__;
A Non-con v
*■
deb
deb
3'As
^--1947
A1954
ANon-conv
deb
ANon-conv
deb. 4s—A_v——-'-'-1956
ADebenture
AConv
deb
1955
4s
certificates 3'As——1956
6s
——1A1948
§ACollateral trust
ADebenture
6s;
w!l94Q
-
1957
4s
Alst & ref 4'As series of 1927—11967
M-S
34%
32 A
321
A-O
33".
-.78
32
19A
39%
10
34'A
32
M-S'
20'/h
37'A
18 'A
35
321
•»
•'■■27:
33
J-J
35
31%
35.--
-140
M-N
34% ''
32
35%
-A 74'
J-J
32%
31%
32%
J-J
43
40 '4'43 A
A-O
128
39%
•
19 %
37 A
48%.
40%
•
61
Series
(
H
Series I
Series
cons
cons
J
cons
1—A
guaranteed
Gen
mtge 5s series A_
3%.
9'A
Gen
J-D
44%
Gen
4'As
112
*119'a
.
7
77a
,
292
36 A
39
39
88 n V
9(1' »
.6%
series C
-
J-D
103(2
1975
A-G
105
104% 105
J-J
100 A
100% 100%
—1977
f A Harlem River & Port Chester—
———————1954
1st ,4s
JAN Y Ont & West ref gold 4s_—1992
,
AGeneral
4s
N Y & Putnam
N Y Queens
N
Y
N Y
j;„__
1955
1st cons gtd 4si—21993
El Lt .& Pow 3'As_i:
;1965
Rys prior lien 6s stamp——1958
Steam
Corp 1st 3'As—1
For footnotes see
page
2020.
^,1963
M-N
M-S
89.'
■
•»-
6%
-
6A
»2-
J-D
A-O
■
A-
M-N
J-J
•-U-'
J-J
106 'A
2
-
-
41'
110'% 110%
39'2
*106
J'
13
r
.14
23
..
7 "
91
-73
48
•
*
4 '/a
■
'
1
39'
"
8 V4
',42%
'
109 'A
48'A
111'A.
Pitts Coke
Pitts
•All.
7103
107%
Steel
& Iron1st
mtge
4'As A—1952
4'A5;,
1950
As series B
Pitts Va & Char 1st 4s gtd
Pitts & W Va
-1943
1958
1st
mtge 4'As-series C—•
99
99'2
99
98
99
53%
55 A
M-N
J-D
1959
1st mtge-4'As series B_—•.
99 Vj
J-D
■
—
15
"a
!)
-
118
121
121 y.
A-O
34%
54'4
1960
A-O
54
54%
104 Vz 109
104% 108'A
13
99
103
95
23
96%
J-D
1950
-
1st 4'As series A
*95 A
M-S
conv
1st mtge- 4
104% 108
107
106'A 106%
:
112%
118
1970
4
-
1
—
105% 106
'
7%
77a
M-N
J-D
112%
111
112
119% 119%
F-A
M-N
108
112
110
—
*111
F-A
1963
107
111
*110
M-N
4'As__1964
mtge 5s series B__
21A
•
*106 Ve
'
guaranteed 4s—1960
4As
105 Va 106'/a
"105
M-N
F-A
y
4Q
19
23 y2
-2V1
211
55.%-
53',2
55"''»
■
19
A
Pittsburgh Cine Chi & St Louis—
Series D, 4s guaranteed—
1945
Series E 3'As gtd gold-;
—1949
Serits F 4s guaranteed" gold
-1953
Series G 4s guaranteed^1957
104'A
97(2 100 Va
96
99
53%
64%
%
64 %
54
54
64%
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2020
YORK BOND RECORD
NEW
Last
Period
4
Dec.
Ended
Week
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Sale Price
1st
gen
1st
gen
& Ash 1st 4s ser A—1948
J-D
1962
..1974
F-A
*118
J-D
C
series
5s
1st
El
1st
Week
1
3'As-I——
mortgage
.-1977
F-A
'ww
1951
J-J
95
M
1st
Pwr
Pressed Steel Car deb
5s__
M-S
89%
107
& Pacific
120
Gen
78%
98
89%
105'A 107%
103
2
109
■'
r-W'
•
*'
,
1977
A-O
ref
5s
series
C
1979
A-O
5s
series
D___
1980
J-D
Tex Pac Mo Pac Ter 5'As A
1964
M-S
Third Ave Ry
AAdj
(;
86%
1st
&
&
ref
1st
5s
mtge
______
ref
&
mtge 8s—______
Public Service of Nor 111 3Vis
*3%
.
.*■'
M-N
A-O
'w
—
Ohio Cent
Gas
Tri-Cont Corp
Gen
1997
1997
J-J
B
1997
1997
J-J
3 Vis
1956
1956
Rand deb
86'%
J-J
ref 4 Vis series A
&
Gen & ref 4Vis series
Remington
76
M-N
,1960
1960
M-N
Gen
mtge 4Vis series C
Revere Copper & Brass
Grande
ARio
West
coll trust
&
cons
4s
J-D
33
39
*60%
89%
57
Gen
mtge 33As series H
mtge 3Vis series
M-S
1967
1967
1967
1969
Gen mtge 3'As series J
1969
1934
*§AR I Ark & Louis 1st 41As-____1934
.1949
t ARut-Canadian 4s stpd
1949
1941
i§ARutland RR 4Vis stamped__i.__1941
.
*1.10
M-S
w
M-S
'
w
.
'
'
33%
.19%
I-'"
18%
no
19%
J-J
7%
7%
7'A
8'%
8%
10%
;
5
8%
14
&
Oil
Elec
1st
gold 5s
deb A
5s conv
4%
5%
Jos
St
Grand
&
Lawr
2d
St
&
gold
Louis
Island
Adir
1st
Mtn
Iron
of
L Pub
1st
Serv
J-J
*50
A-0
a
(Ohic) 5s
ACertificates
ACons
M
of
United
ACertificates of
A 1st
A2d
inc
4s
AGen
bond
ref
&
S
Paul
A
&
Union
Ar
1st
55%
'
;•
106
'■
•-««—
55
/.
62
--
A 1st
ACertificates
of
Shell
Union
*101
—Nov
2'As
1 1954
May 1 1955
M-N
8
u%
24%
21%
928
ii%
23%
19%
20%
112
12%
22%
85
84%.
85
42
76
& Trac
&
Power
62 %
64 'A
32
57
97%
97'%
98
96%
98
1955
F-A
*108%
M-N
M-S
gold 5s__1949
MS
45 %
22
31
Vandalia RR cons g 4s
Cons
s
f 4s series
series A
B
&
Pub Serv
Virginia
cons
1st
28%
86
15%
1st mtge
3%s__1972
1947
*78
J-J
1941
F-A
1971
,A_
*5%
15%
15
6'A
2'/b
39
103%
.v.
6%
7%
17%
101'A 103 %
__
100
101'A 104%
124 (A
A-O
MS
24%
21%
24%
17
A-0
25%
21%
25%
249
3%
3%
6
1959
3%
A-0
M-S
14
,
' 1
11
10'A
11
4
12%
13
14'A
475
5%
15%
13%
12'/4
13%
290
5%
28'A
28'A
2 8'A
5
15%
15
15%
36
1935
debs...
F-A
y.
.A
95
"..■A
4s__:
__1964
4%
9
15
3%
*15%
4
98:!u
97%
'
100
98%
95
100
95%
13
81%
81
82%
Apr
43%
42%
44'a
100
33%
50
Apr
33 %
32'A
34%
107
28%
39%
1975
MS
gen
& gen
4'As series
5s series D.
37%
101% 102 %
A-0
123
1962
A-O
6
;A,.v
92%
M-S
102%
J-J
6s
1947
J-J
M-S
1949
gold 5s_.
27%
26%
22%
27%
'
:
;
/
102%
42
:
83
94%
95
16
93%
'\r-Y
323
28%
102 %
100% 100%
1
111
112
25
81
111
111%
58
95% 112%
31'A
F-A
...
I "
31%
86%
F-A
1950
86'A
A
J-D
f 31
69%
3
*103%
WW
A
-
*104 V'a 106
112%
40
86%
103'A 105%
—
■
*120
118'A 121%
129
'
1967
123
103% 106%
19
102
5
106%
105'A 106 %
12
J-J
111'A
111% 111%
3
110
A-0
85 V4
84'A
85%
45
84
1977
106% 108%
16
109'A 109'A
M-S
1966
104% 106%
1
1
J-D
1963
40%
J-J
95%
95%
95%
1
93
■'■■■■
123
107'A 110
105'A 110
112
91%
102
104
105
102% 102%
.1943
100 ii J
100 n
2
100 31
104'A
M-S
36%
33%
36%
50
M-S
30'A
33%
36'/a
239
20%
20%
38%
1946
105%
A-O
.1946
.1950
.
—
J-D
___
71
69
71%
322
68%
.
67%
68'A
9
50%
72%
50
68%
M-N
84%
84%
84%
73
79
5 3'A
M-S
52%
50%
52%
118
46%
52
49%
52
216
.46%
56%
49%
51%
172
46%
91%
133
80%
93%
M-N
J-J
51%
53%
49%
189
51 %
91
:
.
A-0
85
85
85%
23
J-J
70%
68
70%
362
J-J
92
:
91
1994
?.
M-S
38%
58
M-N
.;
92%
.'
82
61%
75
88
88
77%
85%
101%
70
71%
328
60%
72%
A-O
89%
89
90
40
78%
93 %
92%
93%
55
83
84
82%
84
5
78%
84%
84%
S
79%
M-S
1947
91
37%
50
31
37%
47%
1
J-J
i-iU''
•
71
-
Winston-Salem S
B
1st
4s.
1964
J-D
111%
1968
J-J
106%
Apr
1961
J-D
1953
J-J
1945
39'A
F-A
111% 111%
7
J-J
39%
104% 107%
14
40%
33%
101% 102
.1968
102
47
103
104
29
refund
s
f gold 4s
1953
impt mtge 33/es series B_. 1974
114
37
115
52
49%
50
7
15
13%
15
93
9
35
ww
9
34
•
WW
WW
WW
*110
111%
*107
•12'A
■
•
ww
WW
20
-T-
37%
55
51
108% 110%
105
108'A
12
12%
101'A 102%
101
102%
105%
1
1
*100.3
100
108%
''
M-N
103% 103%
31
100% 103%
—
101% 103%
'
M-N
rr";- !':
*102% 103
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
1st mtge s
J-J
F-A
*119% 126%
"
—u
J-J
Texarkana & Ft Smith 5 Vis A____. 1950
■
F-A
Texas
"V
110%
J-J
88%
119
*105'A 107
105% 108%
110% 110%
*103
88%
—
122
109
6
■
..
111
101
104
89%
26
1959
A-O
105%
104% 105%
38
104% 106%
1965
M-N
105%
105% 106'/a
51
104
1943
J-J
"
*1007/a 102
__
85
92%
106 '/8
99% 101%
in
.I960
f 3%s series D
Deferred
not included
.1948
!
Conv deb 4s
a
.
—
152
116'A
50
101% 110
104'A
included
Tenn Coal Iron & RR
1951
gen 5s
Terminal Assn St L 1st cons 5s___. 1944
95
100% 103%
103% 105%
46
J-J
90%
2
103
100% 102%
104% 105%
105
A-0
J-J
1943
110% 114
104 V* 106%
50
—
M-N
1971"
41%
23
*115
•'
16
*13
109% 112%
16
106'/a 106%
v
52
ACertificates
'
.1945
1961
.1936
"
1966
1956
/
29
•
104% 105
103
—
WW
92
102'A 105
'
*109%
91'A
J-J
1949
46
40%
'
"
,
A-O
1960
24
43%
'
84%
J-J
M-S
.1966
96%
J-J
J-D
J-J
100% 101%
101'A
42'A
40
v
91%
A-O
43
40'A
1955
101
103% 103 %
J-J
1954
93%
A-0
2013
._
81
50
J-J
—
tudebaker Corp c
41
1949
1951
debenture.,
86'A
82%
2361
V
1996
C.
85'A
81%
2361
89
%
85
86:%
82%
,
56%
89%
J-D
1960
57
M-N
1951
.1951
M-S
i
1956
Y
Q-M
1945
1st 40-year guaranteed 4s_.
98%
1956
.
102
F-A
1943
1945
24
100% 100%
/'•
72000
22
90 Va
24
22%
v
coll)
Company 3s deb
debentures...
:.
2
26
26
*25%
'
84 %
9
28
25%
I?
Deposit
100% 103'/a
99% 103
3
22
107% 107%
'
A-O
•
75
1952
37%
37%
102%
3'As
A___
A-O
1941
A
'
5s_.____.1963
20
1948
97% 100
29
•w'w
A-O
1948
15 !i
2
F-A
1980
5s series B__.
33
3
28
*__
1976
1978
1955
ARef
;A,
15 g§
85
J-J
i4y8
M-S
F-A
deposit..
12% V:.
1956
3s
76
1981
1971
5
14%
1950
Gen
65'%
105'A 109'A
.1991
26%
11
1955
Ref &
6
20
94
mtge inc 4Vis ser B
25
10%
12%
1946
called
73
79
90
mtge 4s inc series A
mtge 4s series A
'
F-A'
1981
6s
72
108'% 109
73
108%
90
AGen
'
2%
69
102 % 103%
AGen
1st
A Ref
123% 125
A-O
1979
series
109% 111%
80
105
W
99% 101
28
1950
1969
3s
—
Wabash RR Co—
ARef & gen
1968
ref
102
93% 101 %
111
*_-
J-J
1966
5s
*78%
■
15%
A-0
__1943
1977
&
93
22
*104
2003
1st gtd 5s
38%
J-D
1949
1st
110
F-A
1958
& Southwest
Va
Coke
56%
d26%
debentures
cons
97%
*108 Va
1968
91
4
97%
F-A
76%
d44%
105% 106 'A
Ry 1st
100% 103%
3
94%
1957
1st &
Light 1st 5s
Virginian Ry 3%s series A
J-J
Southern
94%
86
28
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
Pac
94'A
A-0
Coal
18
19%
'
■
i-
102% 102%
(Cent
102
A-0
1944
Iron
17%
21%
'
F-A
4s
101
100% 101%
—
1944
ref 5s„
Va
A_._r.__.___1945
Pacific Co—
100% 101%
—
1951
& Pwr 3'As series B
A-0
Southern
101% 101%
M-N
Elec
1950
Power
102
*101%
Nov
Va
159
1952
Colo
103
100
*101
25%
16
19'A
64 %
Skelly Oil 3s debentures
3s
100
—
*101'% 103
M-N
21%
17%
17%
Simmons
Southern
102
M-N
n%
16%
19'A
deposit
Tel
100
M-N
11
17%
45'/2
.Oct 1949
RR gtd
101
101% 101%
101'A
—
75
18%
F-A
&
100%
101%
1 1953
22%
498
16%
J-J
Tel
101%
100
100
11953
10%
18%
J-J
Nor Ala
M-N
101'%
100
101%
95%
1941
Bell
1 1952
100'% 100'%
100
46
1961
South &
100 % 100'/a
—
:
May
79
1954
South
96
99
105
100
—May 1 1954
55
1950
debentures
69
90 %
104
-r~.
—
*99.28
—Nov
;
33
2%s sinking fund debentures
t§ ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
Co
;
—
2
J-J
certificates.,'
Oil
__
*99.28
M-N
2
M-N
t§AAtl & Birm 1st gtd 4s
1933
JASeaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs.___.iy35
A6s series E
40
134
.—.May 1 1952
2.65s
Ry—
series
96
99
—
J-J
stamped
6s
M-N
2.60s
60
J-J
gold 4s unstamped...
cons
99
103% 107
91
*103%
■
__
*101
2.55s
107%
.1990
1990
gtd 4s
§ A Refunding 4s
ACertificates of
99
95%
102'A 106
—
98
95 %
98'A
.
M-N
2.35s
.1952
1952
3VeS B
5s.,
A-0
M-S
1 1950
11
M-N
Adjustment
*106%
Nov
75
1989
A
95%
8
104% 105
*101
41%
Scioto
Line
A-O
104%
M-N
91%
100
Air
:
J-D
May 1 1950
74
.102% 103%
§A4s gold
101
108% 111
2
2.15s
91%
100
§ A 1st
96
20
95%
*101
41%
—
102%
fSeaboard
96%
95%
2.20s
Nov 1989
5s
gtd gold 4s
s f deb
1st
96
95%
M-N
41.'A
J-J
E
55
96%
1 1949
91 %
M-S
N
108% 108%
A-0
M-N
Nov
Utah
1952
&
108%
11'%
99% 103
*101
Utah Lt
Schenley Distillers 4s
V
15
2.10s
9%
20%
1989
1st 4'As
Depot
Pass
J-J
100% 100%
M-N
77%
M-S
1st cons gold 4S.1968
JASt Paul E Gr Trk
111%
6
100%
M-N
77%
.-•y—
t§ASt P & K C Sh L gtd 4'As
St
106%
108
12
6
1 1943
69%
www
gold 5s series A
St Paul & Duluth
J-J
M-3
Nov
...
67%
'
ctfs
105
—
102'A 102'A
'
.
May 1 1949
1.125s
10
Ry—
§ A 1st term & unifying
92'%
Corp—
49
J-J
1978
certificates
bond
4s
90'A
81%
120
*7
—
2.05s
1st
fSt Louis-Southwestern
80'%
99% 101'A
debentures
1.00s
179
www
—
deposit stpd
22'A
•
1950
A___._
F-A
May 1 1943
Steel
States
Serial
J-J
deposit
4'/is series
8
10
110% 110%
—
A-0
1953
75
J-J
B
M-N
1944
M-S
.1948
gtd 5s____1948
1959
1959
deposit
*105%
1945
Canal gen 4s
RR &
74
1950
1950
of
J-J
1952
N J
73
fASt L-San Fr pr lien 4s A
series
1953
1955
73
J-J
5s
86%
90
*116
1980
75
1955
1955
lien
85 %
90
M-S
1959
3s deb
74
www
mtge 5s
ACertificates
*107'/»
,
M-N
1933
1933
Rocky Mt & P 5s Stpd
APrior
62%
12
*100% 101
1971
United Stockyards 4%s w w
deposit
fASt L Peor & N W 1st
St
St L
47%
"
21%
Southern
&
AgRiv & G Div 1st gold 4s
ACertificates
J-J
1996
1996
1996
1996
gold 5s
6s
51
142
'
1947
1st 4s
21
1949
1971
91% 100 %
14
99%
•
St
60'A
20%
Pacific RR—
2.50s
99%
59%
66%
1967
Calif
of
2.45s
%
99
J-D
1970
S
A-O
59%
20%
98% 101'%
1947
106% 108'A
109
J-J
1966
1966
•
—
2.40s
Saguenay Pwr Ltd 1st M 4%s
102'A 104%
J-J
—
Electric Co of Mo 33As
Union
109
109%
109'A 110
■
,
i.:-'
J-J
A-O
70%
64
12
*110
'
'
63
39
•
129%
.
__
M-S
Gen
*
•
58'%
"103% 106
A-O
debentures
3s
U
79
26%
M-S
69
J-D
100%
52
59%
25%
I
98
—
26%
69%
58'%
gold 4s__1946
100% 104%
102'%
A-O
57%
27
4s_.._-__1950
104% 106%
.1977
1977
Roch Gas & El 4 Vis series D
82
2
J-J
35
65 'A
1st
100% 104%
1949
A
82%
73
'
40
*100% 101
—
57
65%
62
1st
Buff
97% 103%
102
102
■
.1939
1st gtd 5s
.1939
1st gold 4s__1939
f§ARio Grande June
A 1st
3V4S
16
,.v.: 25
104% 105
101'A
65%
62%
U
87%
101'A 102
M-N
62
65%
65 Va
105
73%
34
77
~~
F-A
1956
1956
67'A
92
•
102 %
102
Republic Steel Corp 4Vis series
1954
Purchase money 1st M conv 5'As 1954
87%
77
76
76
76%
■;
.1961
B__1961
ref & Impt 3%s__1960
West
&
t§AUnion Elec Ry
87%
1
High
98% 102'%
65%
108% 111%
103
14
•
Union
A-O
Low
15
221%
R
.1951
1951
&
Trenton
80
Union
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s
Louis
St
Ham
216
:
•
8
'
Tol
105% 106'%
..
1943
High
143% 144%
:' 'w-
-
104 % 104%
__
•
....
225
110% 111%
111
J-J
1948
'
'
*144%
*215
__
8%
108% 110%
3
1960
Jan 1960
January
No.
96
Toronto
80
*105"% 106
J-D
.-1968
3
•
"
110% 110%.
J-J
Purity Bakeries s f deb 5s„
7%
*83%
J-J
____1972
2037
>-.2037
ref mtge 3s
1st
M-N
1st ref 4s
income 5s_.
Range Since
Sold
100'A 101
—
ref
§AThird Ave RR 1st 5s ext
__
13
95
95
MS
1968
Public Service El & Gas 3'As
B
J-D
&
Tol &
4s
series
5s
2000
&
107% 109
■11
.
tAProvidence Terminal
ref
&
1st gold 5s
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
.
89'A
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Period
Low
Texas
108
118
__
*106
J-J
___1957
1956
Interest
4
Gen
•
88%
J-J
.
t A Providence Securities 4sL
Friday
Exchange
Dec.
Gen
3'As
4>As
1st
Stock
Ended
High
J-D
extended to
5s
Potomac
Low
No.
109
1977
-I960
1950
1966
Elec
Gen
Portland
January
*101
5s series B
4Vis series D
1st
Sold
High
New York
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Pitts Young
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
Monday, December 7, 1942
delivery
sale
not
included
-M-S
M-N
In
101% 101%
98%
98%
99'%
41
32
98% 100%
the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale net
not included in the year's range. rCash sale
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale
in the year's range.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity. tThe price represented is the dollar quotation per 200Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
pound unit of bonds.
tCompanies reported
the Bankiuptcy Act,
as
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked price. No sales transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
77 of
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
2021
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the week's range unless they
in
in the week
footnote
a
the
In
list
extensive
STOCKS
Week
Dec.
Ended
furnish
we
a
Week's
Aero
Class
Convertible
:
6%
Dec
3%
3%
4%
500
3%
Dec
8%
Feb
1%
Jan
2JA
Sep
Bowman-Blltmore common—
2
Oct
1%
200
1,200
.—10
400
1/64 Nov
100
% May
78%
210
73
Jun
83
10
89
Sep
107
Feb
79
Sep
97
common.,..— HZZi
—J:
*
Investing $3 conv pfd.
Allied Products (Mich) —
—10
—-
Aluminum Co
6%
common.— .—25
conv
common..-j..i..^„,*
preferred——.
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum Industries
Aluminium
6%
—100
Mfg
2%
i%
i%
22
22
1,100
24%
23%
17
20
24
American Beverage common..—.... 1
American Book Co...
.100/
,103%
1,100
109
109%
400
200
80%
650
65 %
90%
104
50
20%
20%
common—_1
5'/a
5 %
American
Capital class A
common.. 10c
%
%
11%
11%
class
———*
Central
Cities
Convertible
5%
100
%
Feb
%
Nov
600
7%
class
Jan
6%
Feb
17%
4%
Apr
17%
Dec
14%
17%
1,500
1,150
4
Apr
171/4
Dec
—.1
%
■u.
35%
35%
36',4
4,800
%
%
%
400
•
12 %
12 %
12%
700
..——10
18%
18%
19 y2
8,700
—100
97%
96%
97 %
450
3'/a
2,500
1% May
25
24% May
27% May
;
....
.
1,000
10
American
Fork Si
American
Gas &
Hoe
common
Electric
preferred.
.
.
General
2%
3
Corp common—.10c
preferred
.1
$2.50 convertible preferred—.—.1
convertible
28
American Hard Rubber Co
32
50
14
6%
21
12
12%
14
20%
—25
American
Laundry Mach
........20
American Light & Trac common—25
28
32
—
12%
26%
200
26
preferred—
>
...—25
American Mfg Co common—.—-100
Preferred
—-U.——i—.-.TOO-.
%'
200
36
July
a*
Jan
12%
13%
Dec
Nov
34
Mar
5'A May
May
i®«
Sep
1% May
A Jun
100
7%
3%
Nov
%
Sep
104
10%
5,900
4%
10%
1,300
7
Oct
3%
3%
3,000
:
1%
2
.
Jan
10%
Dec
May
3% July
19
May
10%
Nov
8%
Jan
20%
Jan
1% Jan
2%
400
100
:—
52
Corp
%
Am
Am
%
200
'A July
%
Oct
42
50
40
Jun
55Va
Feb
11%
100
11
Nov
14%
Jan
30 Va Jun
13
13
Jan
Mar
14
Nov
8
Oct
13
Dec
6%
—£1
31'/e
10
Jun
10
Nov
300
13
.—£1
Celanese Ltd—
British
dep rets ord reg—...
..10s
Brown Fence & Wire common.
1
Amer
Class
1%
12
5%
200
300
1 Va
IVa
Jan
1,000
1%
Jun
5%
46
preferred—....:—.
;
Nov
2
Feb
400
12
5%
1%
% Mar
1%
1%
1%
m
preferred
A
Brown Forman Distillers—..
$6
Jan
11%
——*
dep rects ord bearer—.
dep rets ord reg-
Feb
Apr
31/8
Jun
42
Oil Co——*
Tobacco-
American
60
Jan
1%
Jan
12% Aug
6'A
80
May
Oct
(EL)
Bruce
Nov
%
%
%
1,400
'A
Oct,
Jan
11%
Jan
41/3
Apr
36%
36%
38%
350
35%
Jan
common——...1
Brown Rubber Co
—.5
Co common—
:
—*
Line....—..50 ■
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
$1.60
preferred—;
...—,—.25
$5 1st preferred
—....*■'
Bunker Hill & Sullivan..:—
2.50
Burco Inc $3 preferred—
•
Burma Corp Am dep rets—
Burry Biscuit Corp..* ——-12 %c
Buckeye Pipe
8%
78%
9%
8%
10,600
78%
1,050
600
14% Oct
4%
42
8% Mar
9%
11% Aug
.
%
73
400
iff.
A
1,600
91%
Jan
12V»
Jan
13
Feb
•
%
% Aug
.
.
Va
Jan
Apr
Oct
15%: Jan
5% Aug
61%. Sep
9%
7%
76
Sep
Dec
% Nov
■
Jan
3%
...
Nov
31
NOV
32
Feb
18
Jan
22
Apr
•
.
1*6
Jan
200
.2%
Apr
.10
1%
1%
600
1
1%
1%
300
California
Callite
Canada Cement Co Ltd 6%%
18% Mar
26% July
26 »/2 Nov
79%
Jan
85
3%
Jun
Apr
•:
50e
trust Oertificates....—50c
Voting
Calamba Suaar Estate—
Electric
Tungsten
Camden
Power
Corp
Insurance
Fire
% Aug
Sep
ft
31/4
1'ff
3 %
200
—..—..20
Cable Electric Products common
13% Nov
7 % Mar
21
9%
20% Jan
Apr
82% Mar
Apr
18% Mar
Jan
Va Sep
••
10% Apr
11
Nov
July
41%
28% May
2,200
100
v
%
A Sep
35
-
%
47
(i
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd.
Cyanamid class A—.—10
Class B non-voting............—.10
American Foreign Power warrants
$2
80% Oct
14%
15
Dec
May
Nov
Jan
—.—25
Nov
3%
33
X7%
3%
1%
Class, A.
.
Feb
11%
4%
A....,
Class B
4% Ve
%
Jan
7%.
•
Nov
American
American
24% May
Jan
10%
class A———
—.*
Class
B——
^—•
7%
preferred—...—.—
.—100
Brillo Mfg Co common—
% May
.A Apr
Sep
19
Light—
Class'' A
.
Nov
65ya
5%
Preferred
Brill
7
Sep
81% Nov
104
1.622
—1
High :
6
Sep
l5/8 Mar
100
Machine..—
Bridgeport
British
5%
Mfg—
50
—*
British American
3%
—*•
Power &
4
•
24
...1
Bridgeport . Gaa Light Co
Feb
——25
American
47
%
Brewster" Aeronautical,
Jan
A July
11%
43
——.1
Corjp common.....—.
Jan
May
4 ye Apr
B-———————10c
preferred——
$5.50 prior preferred.
American
100.
Dec
Dec
Breeze
12%
Jan
104
20%
500
*
preferred—
...—,.100
$5 2d preferred—.——,
...*
Brazilian Traction Lgt & Fwr^.._i,—*
105
Sep
100
77%
104
200
3%
1st
114%
12
Co
Common
24%
Apr
99% May
12%
12%
Jan
24
78%
102
Box
$3
fg
Sep
May
109%
American
Board
Mar
3% May
1% Nov"
Jan
103
common..—
........100
1% Aug
% May
100
350
24
Ltd common..———..*
preferred—.—
iV Jan
v
% Jan
—.*
7 %
Low
5'A
3
Co common
Jan
75
•
*
—
Investment
A
Oct
114
1/64
I'/a
Allied Intl
Class
21%
ioi% loi %
—50
Alliance
18 May.
19 y2 July
(H C)
Range Since January 1
High
51/4
Jan
1%
——
Shares
_*
—
4
1%
$7 preferred-
(S) & Co.
500
1%
Great
Alles <fe Fisher Inc
Bohack
6%
1/64
,
Nov
6%
.
Southern
21
Oct
i—.
preferred
20
5%
—2
Alabama
Sales
for Week
Low
4% Jun
.—3
SB
Blumenthal
Mar
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
300
100
—50c
Electric Appliance-.—
Last
4
High
22%
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
514
—1
Air»Way
Alabama Power Co
*
—.
preferred-,
Warrants
21
Curb
Ended Dec.
;-',5;':v:
614
Air Associates Inc
common—
Week
—*
7% 1st preferred—^100
Borne Scrymser Co-^-^
;
—i...—25.
Bo'urjois Inc.—
-
Ainsworth Mfg common..,.-ii.—, —.5
Air Investors
Low
flish
21
i
514
,
STOCKS
New York
Range Since January!
16% Sep
.....i
(N J)—
Aircraft Accessories Corp
Shares
—10
...
Supply Mfg class A——.,
the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
1942).
for Week
Low
Par
Acme Wire Co common——
complete record of
(Dec. 4,
Sales
.
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
4
shown
are
whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Friday
York Curb Exchange
New
range
,
Saturday Nov. 28, and ending the present Friday
tended to include every security,
RECORD
transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
.
in which they occur.
following
YEARLY
are the only
16
iff
A JuW
3%
Assn——...5
18
Dec
1% July
% Mar
1 % Jan
2
Apr
19
Mar
Oct
•
Maracaibo
American
%
19%
19%
300
5%
5%
1,200
2%
2%
100
1% Mar
%
4,500
A Jan
—_1
American Meter Co—
American
Potash
American
Republics—...
—10
Seal-Kap common
..—2
American
'
iff
XI9%
CO
&
1st- $6 ■ -preferred....
$6 series preferred..—
American Thread 5%
American
./'J*,''
~2%
———
Equipment Corp
1
2%
2
8%
8%
97%
2%
Jan
55%
Apr
200
:
130
Class B non
NOV
1%
Nov
Canadian Marconi...
NOV
Capital
2
Jun
2%
Jan
Carman
1%
Nov
2%
Apr
Class B
1%
Oct
Carnation
9
Jan
Carolina Power & Light
1%
1%
2,500
%
Apr
1%
Nov
Carter
400
6'A
Apr
9%
NOV
Casco
75 % Aug
87%
85%
86%
40
Nov
4%
Refining Co——-
1
Associated Breweries of Canada..—•
Associated Electric Industries—
4%
(J W)
Jan
: Feb
6
Nov
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
3,600
3%
Jan
4%
Nov
Jan
Central New
Catalin
100
v
..
3% Aug
Nov
Power
.
—•
Products—.—.4.^.4
Voting Machine
Avery (B P) & Sons common....
6% preferred..—.—
Jan
27%
27%
50
22
Jan
35%
Jan
4%
NOV
%
i7ff
3,300
%
16%
2%
3
3%
3%
400
5,800
600
in
1%
7
.10
19
-1
4
May
Apr
Jan
3
Dec
3%
Feb
3% Sep
163A Nov
Jan
com
Oct
19% Oct
Jan
2% May
2% Mar
Patoka Collieries—
Feb
4% July
Aug
12% May
13
Axton-Fisher Tobacco class A
Ayrshire
67
109%
Va Mar
.25
—...
'
36%
Nov
■■
5»A
Sep
B
Babcock & Wilcox Co..
Baldwin Locomotive—
Purchase
1%
18%
—
warants for
Baldwin Rubber Co
Barium
Barlow
Stainless;
&
Seelig
$1.20 convertible
Beau
—30
common——
A
18%
2%
27j/4
3%
I
Steel———— J— 1
Mfg—
'
%
Basic Refractories
Baumann—See
;
2%
common..
preferred—4.—.........
2%
3,100
28
350
4
600
%
%
2,200
19
11
18
Jun
2%
Jun
27»A Dec
3
Feb
% Aug
2,900
6% May
4%
4
1
28%
1
common
7
1,100
4%
~7%,
6%
7%
1,000
4 'A
200
3%
3%
500
10
$1.50 convertible preferred
Aircraft Corp
■
Nov
4
3
X2%
6%
Bellanca
Aircraft
_l
—Hi
9%
4%
3%
8%
9%
5,200
4
700
114
3%
113
113
20
Benson
Convertible .preferred
11111
Berkey & Gay Furniture..
Bickfords Inc common.——.4.
$2.50
preferred.
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co
Blauner's
Bliss
Blue
$3
common
"2
~*
comZZ*
84%
Oct
11
see
page
2025.
Jan
Apr
72% May
60
Oct
6%
Nov
7 'A. Dec
31/8
Jan
7%
Jan
108%
Nov
85%
Dec
Jan
8
Jan
85 Va
May
107
Jan
%
Dec
7
/-%-:>cA vy;;-;. eoo
8
9%
3%
8
6,500
3%
100
Jun
2% Mar
3%
%
Jan
3%
Nov
13
Apr
200
611/4
61%
611/4
lOO:
55%
8%
475
3%
4,600
60c
52%
preferred—..—
—*
•
Cities* Service P & L $7 preferred—..*
$6 preferred————._.—.*
City Auto Stamping...
City & Suburban Homes
_______.10
Clark Controller Co.——..__.1'
Neon
Clinchfield
Lights Inc———
Coal
Apr
6% May
1% Jun
Aluminum
Feb
Plow
Co
Colonial
1.
common.^
Rosenberger Inc
Colon Development ordinary
Colt's
Airlines
Patent
Fire
77
....
%
I;}
Oil & Gas
150
34
Jun
Community Water
.Tun
36
Sep
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c extended to 1946.
A Feb
27
Mar
4%
Feb
4%
Dec
52, Jan
13%
13%
82%
Jan
Apr
82%
Jan
3% Jun
50
Apr
40
4%
100
6
July
11
Nov
% Apr
4% Nov
Jan
6% Mar
15
Mar
% Feb
%
2,300
28%
375
5%
5%
100
4% Sep
6% Apr
6
6%
300
3 Va
7
a;
28%
28
4%
4s/e
% Jan
&
Southern
Sefvice
21
Sep
Jan
—
1
common
8
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consol G E L P Bait common—...
5
Jan
1% Nov
40%
Dec
Telephone & Electric. Corp—1
4%%
4%
Co.
—...
series B preferred..—
preferred series C
Consolidated
Gas
% Mar
'
"
21%
207/8
1/128
41/4'
1,100
2
Mar
1,500
1
May
52%
400
50
Dec
12
1/128
.
2,500
15'A Sep
% Apr
12,200
5
Mar
35
Jan
Sep
Utilities
1% Nov
%
Va
7%
*,
7%.
7%
550
"2% "3%
2
55
-
537/8
2%
18,700
1
55
300
1,700
160
111%
lliy8T12%
102'A
101
102'A
280
2 »/8
2
2%
1,300
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
,'a
NOV
Jan
18
Jan
Oct
7
3*3
1%
2 Vs
72%
34
apt
.
1
i—100
..100
&ar
13
Aug
% Apr
2% Nov
4% Nov
1/256 Mar
610
23
■
•
39
Biscuit
1,300
1%
4%.
50
2
——25
—1
Conn Gas &
16%
Coke Secur
51-
1
warrants-
iJan
Sep
Conn
1%"
1
—1
Community Public Service
900
40 y2
Feb
3% Nov
7
Columbia Gas & Elec 5 % preferred.100
Jun
40 %
Jan
4%
Columbia
Commonwealth
Apr
14
55
6% May
—1
Nov
Nov
Jan
A
40
20
4%
V/b
...
Mar
10
Apr
28% Sep
6
•
Oct
10
3,200
Jan
64% NOV
_•
Sep
Va Nov
10%
10
77
Apr
2%
SO
Jan
Jan
% Mar
3% Jan
Arms—..:.——j-25
117
6
500
Co—
11%
8% Aug
38'A Jan
100
67/a Sep
2% May
27
1,850
4%
.
41
—1
22%
100
385
:
40
Corp—-—100
Utensil
Aug
Mar
101
53%
49%
4
preferred B———
$6 preferred BB
4Va
10%
R3
3*3 Mar
80
7%
Cockshutt
8% Feb
Oct
200
1,000
77%
3%
-
Jan
6% May
70'A Apr
47
Apr
x4'A Feb
79
7%
$6
Cohn &
Jan
4%
2%
40 %
85%
31/4
,
7%
2,500
—4....,
Ridge Corp common.__4.Z__I
Zl
optional convertible preferredZZZ*
1,000
Childs Co preferred—^
—..100
Cities Service common—
.—10
91/2 Nov
A
6
6
10 Va
For footnotes,
9%:
38 VA
common.____.__H——1.1
(E W)
Jan
8%
1% .Nov
9%
39
%
%
9%
Jan
Apr
Feb
2% May
5% Oct
1,000
6%
19
34
...loo
x3
6%
Consolidated Mining——1
Jan
33% Jan
X4%
Chief
30
common
Bell Tel of Canada.....
& Hedges common..
Jan
103 »/2
90
50c
Clayton & Lambert Mfg
_—..4
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—.*
Cleveland Tractor common..
—.*
3% Jan
21
;_20
Beech
Apr
111%
Mar
6
Metal Weather Strip Co..5
Claude
6%
•3%
90
10
6%
Colorado Fuel & Iron warrants
Beaunit Mills Inc
100
6%
Co———.1
A'rcraft
Jan
"Ludwig"
Brummell Ties Inc.—
100
6%
42
Apr
99
100
West Utilities
Central & South
Club
common- ...5
Inc
Apr
Oct
NOV
16
3%
pfd
Charis Corp common.—.
—
10
Cherry-Burrell common.
——.—5
Chesebrough Mfg.......———25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co
—:
5
Chicago Rivet & Mach————.4
3
5
ZHi
Automatic
Light 7%
Nov
Jun
Mar
800
iV
*
Automatic
&
Chamberlin
3%
3
•
20
5%
35% May
Products.—1
Steel
Ohio
Central
Feb
3%
.—1
iii
xl9% May
preferred.100
York Power 5% pfd__ 100
Sep
62
—.
com——*
y»
106
3% //
27%
1
America
%
% Mar
Rayon Corp.—
of
Corp
Central
*
Feb
Central Maine Power 7%
2% Mar
Oct
% NOV
'
8
Cessna
Atlas Corp warrants—
*
134%
12
—„1
Co common—
Jun
13
2% Aug
:
.
Products..
May
8%
•
Jan
11% July
Nov
Jan
150
A———•
common
4%
£1
Atlas Drop Forge common———
Atlas Plywood Corp..
———.
class
Co
Co
400
6
Associated Tel & Tel class A.—:
Atlantic
&
9'/4
6%
-
Nov
3%
1,200
—.1
;
Products.
City
$7 preferred..*
$6 preferred——.————— *
Carrier Corp common.————1
8%
■
tt Sep
21%
121
...100
preferred..———
2%
103% Jan
Jan
Jan
2 % Mar
voting...—..———*
3%
1 %
86%
25
Canadian Industries Ltd—
8%
1 %
15%
2%
21%
21%
————•
Apr
'
Ashland
Atlanta Birm & Coast RR Co pfd. .100
Atlanta Gas Light 6% preferred- .100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
...1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
..50
voting
Jan
71/4 July
91% Apr
77% Jun
Alcohol-
Industrial
Class, A
Oct
as2
/
Jun
77%
participating preferred.——.25
IV"
Canadian
1,200
5%
dep rects reg
Associated Laundries of America
Feb
Jan
1%
100
1
American
eye
61% Mar
pfd__100
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—
1%
1%
Art Metal Works common..—..——5
&
1,300
'
8%
96
—4—10
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred.*
33%
27%
Apr
Jan
non-voting—..-—*
preferred—
Aug
May
4%
1,000
2
1%
Oil
300
2%
2%.;
Arkansas Natural Gas common...—•
Aro
52%
iV Dec
2%
Paper common
*
Fence——2
class A
51
2%
96%
Common
'
3*
preferred...—5
Angostura-Wupperman ———
.1
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common
*
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4 y2 % pfd—100
6#>
Xl8
39
Writing
Anchor Post
5,700
Chemical.—:.—.*
American Superpower Corp common..*
:
iV
Jan
9% Mar
'A Sep
Jun
Jan
%
3 '/a
Jun
2%
Dec
Oct
55
Dec
Apr
115
Oct
96% Mar
104
Aug
39% Mar
106%
1%
Jan
2%
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL &
2022
Monday, December 7, 1942
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
II
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Week
5
1
100
10
*
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Stores——8 %
preferred
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Steel Corp.-,
Continental Gas & Electric Co—
Consolidated Retail
Low
2934
29%
50
4 34
4%
200
3
Mar
10
105
Dec
$3
$6
Reynolds—
preferred A
Petroleum common
convertible preferred
Courtaulds Ltd—
Cosden
5%
Drug Co
preferred
convertible
n"s
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
Cuban
Inc
Lighting
Curtis
i
Glen
Jan
Godchaux
%
134
Oct
2
4%
Nov
Jan
1
100
Mfg
Inc
Gorham
$3
Nov
Mines—^—
Co
314
V2
Jan
634 Nov
Gray
Apr
1
Great
Jan
21
Mfg
—
■■.A
.
.
34
,7%
Apr
Aug
ZZ
■.
— —
Jun
1534
Jan
134
Sep
Greenfield Tap
Nov
1
% May
Oct
10
—-—
& Die
334
Gulf
128
Hosiery Mills
Davenport
35
„
1
_5
50
Dejay Stores
Mfg class A common—.
Dennison
preferred—
$6 prior
debenture
8%
Derby Oil & Refining Corp com
A convertible preferred
Gasket
Detroit
&
13
Jan
25
%Z 300
3%
334
2%
Jan
:Z 3%
Dec
Mfg
•
33b Aug
v
2
700
Foundry
Gray Iron
Detroit
Mich
Stove
Detroit
Steel
De
Vilbiss
Co
Jun
49%
Nov
1714 Aug
14 May
Va Mar
18
1
Truck
Dobeckmun
Co
Steel
Dominion
&
Jun
7 34
:
.,75
,
124
Hosiery
Duro Test Corp
Duval Texas
43's
class
B
j
]
37
37
534
.%
.7
373-b
10
3 34
—
434
,434
——_—
C 5»
Z 15
10
40
Corp.
Zf--
13 34.
W
—
-
•
,
;;-33 4 Z" : z 200
K-'
4,
—
Class A——J—
1%
••
134
Co
Rubber
Hoe
66
66
25
6214. Aug
70
July
>4: 14 Jan
34
400
7%
400
Oct
1
Mar
Holophane
8
July
Harder's
4%%
Malleable
Eastern
States
Eastern
$5
% May
'1%
Jan
43%
453»
400
41
Apr
5214
Jan
19
1934
1,925
19
May
33
Jan
16% Jan
22
Va Mar
X21
25
-
x21
-
*
14
*
preferred series A
preferred
_
10%
t
v
—t
c
Machine
Sep
17
Jan
Sep
17
Jan
38% July
•
33
Nov
2
Jan
Share
&
12%
2%
Electric
Power
Option
&
v,
42
•
_
___
♦
Light 2d pfd A_
40
Jan
2,200
3614 Aug
6334
42
34
300
2% Mar
634
Nov
800
5/64 Apr
A
Jar.
500
20
534
•>■;•:
534
Va
5%
%
Vi
24%
J_
warrants
Jan
Z,
1334
634
C)
.1
Hardart-_„4,:.—_
Co
common—..
Z5Z
59
Corp.—_•
;
Ligonier ;Co———
60
,,12.1
Apr
Z; 16% Dec
1:12
Jan
Z *27% Mar
2V»
V V •"•••"
-
,•
t'■}
•
i.r.'
"z
■
J»
.
12
Corp
Elgin National
Watch Co_
Electric
Emerson
1
.
34
•'
3
Aug
27
34 jlan
112
1, Apr
,,..2134 Jun Z
Aug
5,300
4634 Mar
62
100
2% Aug
x23
x23%
1_ —4
Mfg-
preferred
8%
preferred
Empire Power participating stock.
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
Ills
7%
__
•:
Eureka
Inc
Eversliarp
f::
Feb
Feb
434
934 Sep
Jan
V
Illinois
"3%
600
2,.„; Jan
23 34; 2434
B34''
•
Powtr
Iowa
5%
convertible .preferred.—'—
Div
v
arrear
Zinc
Illinois
...
1,000
.1634
Apr
/ 24%
2,900
1
Mar
23»
600
9
May
1334
.334
Co
.j.
—
/
134
,214
10
*
Oct
Nov
159%
Sep
Indiana
,
•
300
34-
.1
■
24%
50
certificates————
155 34
5%
4 34 May
Jan
Jan
May
May
85
;;ZZ-
157
Mar
82
31
'•
■
Apr
Apr
168%
2 3b
-
10
10
81
Am
3% Nov
134 Nov
iVMay
.
I
r
-!
50
w
*2-
Sep
Nov
Indiana
6
Nov
l</c
:-a
825
13 %
400
2
50
19
—
.
34
;./■■;•
•—:
:■
2 34
44//
Dec
Apr
2314
Jan
2%
Oct
Insurance
Nov
International
/•':'
34
Industrial Finance v t c common
Aviation
Fairchild
Falstaff
Engine
Motor
Am
Light $7 preferrec
Motor
of
voting
Indus
Co
..
..
_
_1
7%
Jan
9%
Nov
5
Jan
534 Mar
33a
•
Sep
,.7
64%
Va May
68
200
827*
3;z:z.
1534
Sep
134
2,200
>
Jan
Jan
103
Feb
/
•ivl
3 4■
Co
&
Malt
16
common
y,
/
—
■
z
,10
Jan
1614
Oct
150
'
11
Jan
1634
Oct
4 •,V-
'n-
134
100
——
»—•
Feb
2%
Nov
1,000
1
11
500
8
11
11%
150
2%
'•
..
.
—
—
—
:•
--
1834 May
8
Mar
Mar
40
18
Jun
Jan
Mar
July
234
1
5%
preferred
Mfg Co
Gellman
General
common
1
•
Alloys Co
12
Oct
35% Oct
50
Aug
1/0
5
61
Amer
1,000
34 Nov
1
% Jan
A May
$1.75
preferred
$3.50 prior preferred..._—...
Interstate
Interstate
dep rets ord reg
£1
General Finance Corp common...
5 71
preferred series A.
Gas
For
& Elec
$6 preferred B_
footnotes
see
p«ee
2025.
2
1
10
General Fireproofing common
7%
.7%
50
*
Nov
6
Sep
12% Feb
*
90
90
20
59% Mar
Nov
107 34
J«h
.30
12
Apr
26
Oct
Z 10
12
Apr
19
..
?;
19
-
.
,2634 Oct
•
Home
Equipment^—.4
Hosiery
'4 175
7%
Feb
1734 Aug
500
55%
Apr
Z/77% Jan
12%
200
10
Aug
2%
Z 400
13%
12
2%
.2%
J
Mfg voting trust ctfs—_*
Irving Air Chute.—4-^-1
Italian Superpower
1%
/
1%
1 234
134
8,100
...
■
-
■■
••
734
2
7%
Sep
Nov
Dec
1514 Jan
10214
Jan
Apr
7%
8% Mar
700
1134
13%
9
5V4:
5%-' .5%
:
f
\iX-
v
..
3-
-
i -' 1
A
1,000
;3 34 ;
f
% Aug
3%
34
Apr ;;
31
>
14
14
14%
8
,8
A
34
34
•
Oct
Oct
Oct
23 '■?. July
:•
134 Nov
34 May
>
-
834
Mar
15
Feb
Feb
U10
Aug,
2234 May
,334 Nov
200
3%
-
.!?%'*•
Feb
6
Oct
Nov
6
July
j*
Nov
1334 Nov
Jan
2
Nov
114 Nov
Jan
4
•Z 300
34 July
Jan
15
Jun
; 250
10%. Jan
300
7% Julv
9% Mar
Sep
iV Dec
.
900
*
A.
234
Feb
4 34
1%
1234
Royalty.%ii——...—.1
Iron Fireman
Jan
13
1 %
Mills—
preferred.—f
Power $7
134 July
••% Mar
1434
68% : 69'%
—*
Interstate
au
■
'
...
■<
Jacobs
(FL)
■
Jan
254
Co————L—•—
.
2%
.^2%'
1
Jeannette Glass Co.. 1_
Jersey Central Pwr & Lt 5%%
pfd.
preferred—il—
preferred——4^.4—
l
i.
& Kokenge Coil————
....
.100
.100
59
V-
67
7034
80
*,
134
Jan'
14'
Oct.
~
3%
Nov
134
•••
'
Jan
Dec
81
Jan
160
61
Apr
88
Jan
30
'f H
79
67
.100
i;
i,6oo
200
1
57, v 59
68
Apr
95
.T«n
100
57
117*
'
Nov
12
Jan
116
Nov
I
Kansas Gas & Elec 7%,
Kennedy's
6% Aug
19
14%
Products.———.*
July
14 July
400
Dec
514
Apr
Safety- Razor
Sep
Electric Co Ltd—
Gen
Gen
34
13%
Jan
20% Jan
52% May
100
:
common
Apr
234
86%
Nov
>' 3% Feb
•
8 34
120
.
Julian
Co
450
B—:
V/
International/Utility class A...—.—_* 4
Class. B——...i—
*
International
T/f
Power
Jan
1,000
shares....^—1——--f//
International
6 %
Gatineau
Oct
9
/
93
-•
series
Oct
11
34 Mar
25
11%
Nov
20
Nov
1538
'
1014
x2 34
„1
100
preferred
17
'
—
•
stock
10%
Dec
'
134
1
Investors;
May
8
//?.' .f'-;
1%
,,
18
i—
100
of North America.—-.10
$3.50
Registered
Nov
500
16
1534
■
2%
Distilling
convertible
47*
214
5
Brewing Co
Grain
conv
V3 Mar
44
__
Conv participating preferred- _15
1
Fuller (Geo A) Co
$3
400
34
81%
3
•
Engineer—, ,
———_1 10c Z
.
(Peter)
Froedtert
82%
,
$1.50 preferred
Franklin
1,700
434
4
*
Worth Stock Yards
Fox
934
'
6
•
«
non-voting
B
Common
100
—
:
234
Canada—
A
Class
Foundation
•
.£1
reg
Class
Fort
y
;
Jun
Jan
.
Nov
83#
5%
5%
92
19
100
Machine^..:
fElectric4—.^—.50
International Industries Inc..
—1
International Metal Industries A
International Petroleum coupon shs„_*
Co Ltd—
rets ord
dep
Ford
&
Power
.10
(Phila)
7%
Nov
Nov
1%
1,300
x834
834.
,
1%
934
7
900
7 34
■
Association
Ford
•
Mfg Co
Z "
8
1%
.'•••
■
Z
7
1%
Airplane
&
Metallurgical
Fedders
Florida
;VV::
—1
Brewing—
Fansteel
Fire
—
Oct
8%
-
13%
13
5 34
;■
preferred
7%
Preferred
Fairchild
314
Jan
Jan
6
Hydro
4
Apr
Z
734 Mar
Cigar
Apr
Jun
100
Nov
21%
May
23
...
Jan
5%
1,500
834
8%
preferred—.—100
6%
Service
/—7 %
preferred.100
preferred
International
2.300
834
—
25
■h
23
common
n
2%
2%
.*,]•*'
.
21%
%
20
"234
;Z'- 5
"
.
Pipe Line
Jan
1834
'
•
''
8%
—
Indianapolis P & L 5%%
Dec
Nov'
2% Mar
dep
Imperial Oil
Apr
89
■>.
:lj
•'
Nov
34. Aug
.fr""-i-
"
■
%
200
-
-
Oct
Jan.,
Mar.
6
Jan
100
200
834.'
;
534
i-
15034
Feb
Jan
81
Iz^u.v
—
157
•
—1
Inc
Pipe Line common
Esquire
,'r >
9
28
57
Z'Z'
;'Z
■
•>
__
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
•
•
•'
....
_
%;■•***.
....
Empire District Electric 6% pfd— _100
100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co 6 7* pfd
-100
672%
preferred
^
Jan
15
.
34
Chemical Industriesrets regis..
——£1
(Cant coupon—j.
?
Registered
u——
——*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
——i.—;
61
Apr
Aug
4%
_
—15
—
Jan.
,
.7-f-t 3134 Sep
1077* Aug
—
,
,
Jun
5
.734
Jan
734 Jan
H
—
83U
Jan
1734
Oct
5
275
■ •
Nov
88%
Oct
1;. 1234 July
;■!
3%.A 334.
5
*
Huyler's common.-—-i
1
V t c for 1st preferred....—4——t
Hydro-Electric
Securities.
——•
Hygrade Food Product?——.—4
5
Hummel-Ross; Eibre
Hussmaun
59 V ,:
%.
6%
1134. Feb
Oct
12 34
(Harvey) Inc].——
5
Humble Oil & Refining————_.*
Jan
24
Jun
1, 65
H
'.Z
-—Z'-ZZ
'■ •;-.
—
634 Jan
534 Apr
•-..-S-'v
2434
2314
2334
—.—*•
Z
.,
60
,
•.Z.
Jan.
33a Mar
550
29
'
Jan
10
20
2,100
z ;•
Z
^
preferred——:..—————100
,
150
'zz
29
10
734 Aug
;v.
J
90&
16341
16
.16%
•
—
Aug
934
ZZ*
Jan
6% Jan
314 May
6
.
•
:Z
>7
6 .34:
v
5
:Z1
v
14
2034
3134 Oct
50
•
Nov
4
Z
Imperial
Electrographic
Feb
114 Apr
234 Jan
Hubbell
Jan
1034 May
17,100
"
>
Jan
-11
:Z'
Nov
60%
43
Ik
40-:;
19
46
Oct
Apr
34% Aug
'
17/B
134
134
.1.5
common
Nov
2,000
1*'
5
Bond
preferred—.
preferred
3%
41
_•••''■
L— '' z '■■■
80
1,200
3
234
2%
•'
35%
33
35%
•
B
Economy Grocery Stores
$6
Jan
934
914
10
Sugar Associates—
Washing
Electrie
$5
%
Jan
100
50
10
10
10
•
series B_
preferred
Easy
1,000
—25
Corp
$7
$6
Eastern
14
44%
_
Iron
14
"
434 May
Feb
Dec
100
,
7034.' 71V* *
1334
common^
&
5%
Jan
19%
prior preferred
834
1
preferred.
6%
6%. Aug
*
Dec
25% Mar
200
:;zz Z.z 400
'"ZZ.Z'
(Geo. A) .& Co common..—.
(A
Horn
3,000
Co
Inc.—....
z
z
10
——10
Consolidated. G-M—
Hoilinger
Feb
834
>■•
.
3%
Apr
May
,
:
13-4
4,300
'
x5
5
Chemical...
Jan
u
634
34 Z
' •:-6
6
x5
common
(R) & Co class A.
Hormel
7%
71«
73o
Z
6 34
8
Feb
334
7%
10
.
,l;
143® May
:iul li't.
4 V* -Z
•;
634
Henry Holt & Co participating A—
Hewitt
Horn
Eagle- Picher Lead_____
East Gas & Fuel Assoc common...
Jan
234 May
r *,
2,300
' •'
$
25
Apr
7S4
Heyden
■
.434
434,
2
common—.———
Preferred
Oct
>4
•.U'-*
*
—
Jun
19
Jan
Heller
Aug
Jan
%
109
■Z/Z % Jan
111% Aug
200
—;
preferred—:——5Q
Hecia Mining Co
_—25c
Helena
Rubenstein..——.—,
*
25%
734
Jan
Apr
3%
200
3a
_'/ •
••
convertible
6%
67
•
Oct
108
2% May
100
4 74 Z
i6-%;, V
41 -ZZ: ;z
.
1634
41'%.
America B non-cot com—1
V
Dept Stores common———
5
Hazeltine
2014 Mar
7%
39
Apr
9234
25
4,3%
13a Ju.'v
Feb
91
3%
Hat Corp of
100
52
•
Jan
7% Mar
Jun
2434 Mar
4,500
•
25
Hartford Rayon voting trust ctfs
1
Harvard Brewing Co.—...
—...1
25
1
;
35%
Dec
1,100
105 34 105 34
Electric Light— .—
Hartlord
24
•
common.:
common
Jan
x6
Feb
17% Aug
ZZiZH
*
Sulphur
514
314 Aug
400
*
—-
Sep
Nov
14
714 Aug
24
iY Jan
Jan
26
150
.
7 3a V
-,6 Va
:
10% Mar
314
10
Jan
13414 Nov'
Feb
.
3,500
.
26%
kit-"
....5
Paper—...————10
Co.
Lamp
Hammermill
2934 July
25
4-
214
Feb
Z 4%
334
__
*
Coal B
Duke Power Co
Durham
1V2
10%
1
Harris Co
Driver
100
100
Jan
29% July
1
_
Corp
Draper
,
♦
;
common
common
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
300
%
1%
13%
174
137*
—
10
common
Divco-Twin
34
%
1
Oct
83
•,
H
Hall
Hearn
10
4
Apr:
Feb
8%
•
Feb
7
Jan
1%
Apr
3914
r
Oct
110
Mar
34
100
1 34
51% May
Jan
105
1
common—.
common
Shoe
Diamond
Co
_
Products
Jun
Nov
45i
:
May
58
'
Detroit
Mar
28
29
'
A
Nov
214 Mar
Jan
1
1%
128
Z
Jan
,
Aug
37
•
—•
1
20
preferred without warrants
6%
Jan
10%
100
;
—
—
15
614
70
Z
12
25
-
34 Apr
19% Aug
23
Nov
Feb
200
'14
1134
25
1
convertible——.
Class A
•1 1''
•
:
:
Rubber Mfg—
Dayton
1,500
z:
'/«
,i
& Alabastine
Oct
Oct
134 Jan
Oct
8%
-
May
Jan
%
;; 30
V
V-- I
73 34.
Z 26
•
714
334
; z
•
....
';•
preferred
Gypsum Lime
5
Oct
,
Z ZZ 100
Z Z 200
>'
i"
—4-- —25
*
pfd
$5.50
Utilities
States
:
,;J
128
1
common- _25C-
Gulf Oil Corp
,'Feb
.-
Joa
25
4
4
334
__25
———
Stores .Products
Grocery
_
Paper—
Jan
9
100
200
21%;
72
-100
York Brewery
New
Jun
614 Feb
5
Z'
-"
■
stock
32
Dec
Nov.,,
200
'10
25
20%
/
■
;;
'
Northern
$6
common
Sep
July
434
"v,
.25
.
—
•
preferred,
1st
Greater
Great
D
Petroleum
Oct
14 34
-•
'
25
—10
——„—
common
Jan
25
60
—
•
Darby
434
92
25
1,000
;
.
Pacific Tea—
&
114
:
:.
5
92 34
.50
__1
Co„
Atlantic
Non-voting
Jan
9
Aug
1
1034
3,200
.27
4%
92%
i'Z
class A——
10 34
2,100
:
30
434
•
Sep
Va Mar
8
12 34.1
27
i—." .' •
-1
-
-
Grand Rapids-Varnish
7* Sep
4
Va
1134
Oct
1
—
12
1234
•
preferred.
Mfg common—
—
.
*
—
Consolidated
Goodman
Nov
1%
—
1114
:■
•
&
Dec
18
12
Nov
Sugars class A.
Goldfield
4
700
]i!
45
Juiy
B
preferred
x%
300
1,500
,34.
Apr
"v/3
•
Jun
33
214
.
634
V 41
Coal—4—1—^44'—
Alden
Class
Oct
1014 Nov
4'/a
2,600
634
214
.
——*
*
;
Gorham
6%
3/4
NOV.
Jan
•
19
17,200
1
Jan
.88
5
*
Apr
34'
•
103
-
May
May
•
16 Va. Jan
Mar'
11%
4,900
Apr
Jan
4
•
Jun
2.50
5
common
(Mo)—
Curtis Mfg Co
%
1
..
Co
34
86
.
Jan,
3 4 34
'
July '
.
80
common..—
Preferred
Gilchrist
Sep
1034
9%
1034
■ Va
(A C)
7
.
—*
—-•
1.
preferred...
84
300
1634
16
1634
21
Georgia Power $6 preferred——.;—-*
Jan
%
1,800
434
._*
preferred
200
3014
Nov'
103% Aug
Jan
121/2
434
2914
Nov.
54
Aug
49.14
3«
;
May
2 34
1
200
1 Va
70
Jan
&
Apr;
■
Apr
6734 May
"1 ;'z
300
•!
:
3534
$3
Oct
Jan
3-4
50y4
96%
Gilbert
Va
5
1ft
Jun
*
Tire
Oct
Nov'
x#
July
34
50%
7334
2834
Apr
20
50
pfd A—100
$5
6
Jan
28%
preferred
Nov
3834
/,/:
—
Water Gas & Electric common.—1
Gen
Apr
Sep
$6
•
High
Low
Rubber 6%
Nov
9
t4 Jan
400
]g
i if
:
,
4%
1,450
)3J
j n
*
common
1014
Jan
2814
Range Since January 1
High
55
pfd
.100
preferred—*
6%
Service
convertible
$6
$7
5
J
1234
Jan
Jun
31
-1
•
10
Sugar
Jan
6'4
700
"434 "534
5
•
25c
25
.
common
Jan
88
Apr
7% Jan
2,100
8%
Vir
—
60
734
934
9
9%
•
Petrol (Md)
International A
Cent
Cork
Crown
714 Oct
434 1
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
134
Jun
76%
receipts (ord reg)__£1
Creole Petroleum
5
Crocker Wheeler Electric
Croft Brewing Co
1
Crown
Jan
3%
30
Low
Rayon Co A stock—i
*
General Shareholdings Corp com___—1
General
dep
American
LVa
300
5c
1
•
1
50.
Co
Gold Mines-
&
Corroon
300
8 7*
Range
Public
Adv
Outdoor
General
5%
76%
Shares
General
Nov
4%
107
1 '/8
•
*
•
prior preference—
Cornucopia
General
Dec
July
317*
Jan
34
"734
Cooper-Bessemer common
Copper
105
25 V2
5'/2
1
for Week
Par
'
--
1
•
Varnish Co
Cook Paint &
105
105
100
prior preferred—,_
Continental Roll & Steel
7</r;
High
4
Dec.
High
LOW
Par
Consolidated
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Curb
Ended
Week
1
Range Since January
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
York
New
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Ended Dec. 4
Curb
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
5%
Kirby
5
—
& Lamp A—
Kings Co Lighting. 7%
pfd B—
preferred D
Products..:.—
Petroleum——4—.——
Kingston
50
1H34 115
preferred—100
Inc.—
Ken-Rad Tube
—
4t
111%
6
Mar
27% Mar
.10C
19
.100
:.134...
I
—1
July
4
•
—'.pi.
1%
413-4
1%
13b
1.600
2,600
.
Apr
1
Jan
•'... 1% Mar
.
8
Jan
Jan
5% Aug
53
Jan
39%
Jan
134
Oct
2
Feb
>
Week
-
Sales
Range
Exchange
>
Last
Ended 'Dec. 4 V.Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Curb
Par
t
.v Low
■
v,
'
Low
%
Emil) Co common—
•
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co-,——110
\
—~1
--
Knott Corp common
Kobacker
r
Kress
(S
Nebraska. Power 7%
4%
Oct
Nehi Corp
Feb
Nelson
99
Sep
Neptune Meter class A
■
4
4 77
52%
12%
2 %
Apr
New
Feb
4%
Feb
Feb
13%
'Apr
200
200
13%
1st pfd
Nov
-
$2
Clock
Lackawanna
Lake
4—100
(N J)
RR
7
A
1
:
.5
Bryant 7% preferred—u—100
Wells Co common
i,—_
1
Lane
Lane
■
Lefcourt
preferred.,
Line
Lit
Brothers
5
May
9
Jan
1,000
2
July
3
Jan
100
2
Jun
100
100
Jan
—
3%
■
'100 "•J'
6
Dec
July
7
Nov
16
Oct
2 3A Mar
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
9% Mar
10%
Jan
4%
4,400
33A May
5
4,100
A Jan
;'-ft.
>
25%
1,300
20
July
27%
Jan
5%
6%
1,050
5
Apr
6%
Nov
17'A
18%
150
23
6
900
12
n%
11%
,—_5
••7 %
ft
22%
325
21%;
Oct
1
143/4 Aug
26%
Oct
13
23%
Oct
Sep
Jun
2% Mar
3 %
Apr
4%
'43/8
4%
2,300
97%
10
93
Jan
Ludwig Baumann & Co—■
Conv., 7 %
Conv
7%
Lynch
..
1st pfd v t
Corp
Power
$6
N
Y
Founders
c
common—
.
12
—100
100
5
10
,-ft,7'-
Y
Mar
1st
5%
2d
$5
optional warrants
Stores—
x
Class
convertible
Manischewitz
preferred—
(The B)
International
Marconi
munication
Ltd..
Co
;2%" ~2%
..
i
'
Class
A
$6
B
—
2%
o
—
1
B———4—* 77 1%
Dredging..^..——,
—* 7 ft-- 7;7
Mead Johnson ii Co
—.—4,—_• 7;• '.7
Memphis Natural Gas common.——5 •
2%-
McCord Radiator & Mfg
77
Stores common..
—
■•>/
—
Merchants & Manufacturers clans A—1
Warrants
6%%
*''■•
preferred—x—
4
:
-
21 r-
?
21
1,800
Michigan Steel Tube——
Middle States Petroleum class A v t
Class B
Corp
200
>8%.
•'
6%
:
common—-—:—5
preferred..*
•
Jan
6%
Ohio
ft *
;'
3%
.3,500;
6%
Mid vale
Co
common
—,*.\7
—
.—50: y;.
Co—————1—..10
Midwest
Oil
Piping
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
7%
Pwr & Light
6%
!
—
•
—
50
$6
100
y?
;f
.2.50
Utilities—.
43
.
Ltd
1st pfd
7%
'
106%
•v..:
7
;
4%
7
1%
Oct
•
7
*
100
i/2
&.Tel__—•
Co
100
Nachman-Springfilled
Nov
15%
common—
Sep
41%
Oct
1st pfd
6%
7%
Nov
t
4.;
^ v
164 4
Penn
166
Apr
3'%
1J
Feb
3/s
50
Apr
v
48
.
May;
Apr
1%.
■A
152.V Mar
103
15% May
21%
Dec
21%
Nov
52%
Jan
43/4
i
723/4
series
4
Apr
102
Jan
Apr
108
Jan
30
95
lOVs
10'%
600
6%
4%
900
1% Mar
16%
100
4
'/a
16%
11
Oct
Mar
10%
$6
Salt
Penn
Sugar
Feb
Penn
23/4
Feb
17%
Nov
1,400
75
14
Jan
10
76
Sep
100
Jan
400
110
Feb
113%
Nov
Nov
109
Nov
Mar
112
112 Va
1%
Jun
2%
17%
91%
23/
111
:
10913
—
105%
180
105%
105
100
91%
Apr
Sep
400
12
•i.-x'
40
110
110
110
>.
95
May
ft"7
Feb
,
4%
•;'>
Feb
8'%
17%
Apr
110
17%
Jan
98
5 xk May
17 Vb
li!
110
91
'
Apr
48%
1 %
Pepperell
Perfect
Feb
11
11%
.
Sep
4'%
3
Jun
4%
Jun
200
1 %
Jun
3 %
Nov
29%
29%
800
24%
27
200
22% Mar
140
90
•'
26%
100-% 101%
76%
76%
10
76%
Apr
Apr
71% Aug
July
9
Oct
8
31
Oct
27%
Jan
101%
Dec
Feb
87
2%
Aug
3
•
Feb
%
14
>
r
•;
4
3%
4%
11,000
3
13%
13%
50
10
'
8%
400
•
.
1
i"i
•
■
—
3j,-
v
-•%"
,
7_77v
V-7
%
6
14
4% May
9%
'
15 '
15
—
166%
8
8%
Prop
:
•
•
-
—
preferred stamped
70
—
common
Packing
Phoenix
Securities
>
Conv $3
G%
Oct
2%
?
Jan
Pierce
,
pfd
Pitney-Bowes
Pitts
•c97/a
Feb
Aug
Mines
National
Rubber Machinery
Steel Car Ltd
—
Postage
L
&
•
National
Sugar Refining
*
National
Tea
—
—
'•
Apr
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Plate
Inc
63/4 May
93/4
Oct
%
Oct
Apr
20
Sep
Powdrell
Power
&
153/8
Nov
Premier
Nov
Prentice-Hall
1;% Jun
3
Jan
Apr
95%
Jan
Apr
93
preferred..—_10
;
Mines.—.
page
2025.-
—
12.50
Jun
2%
Oct
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
21;%'Apr
26%
Nov
11
Jan
7% Mar
6% Nov
w-ft ft '
Jan
10%
2%"
.
Jan
52
150
v7
50
36%
Jan
Mar
81
Jan
20
4'/a
4%
500
:
3 V2
Jan
734
8,400
3% Mar
43 %
950
31V2 Mar
600
8 Va
Dec
8
*
1%
6'/a
600
%
5,600
5%
5
22
Feb
4 :7
7%
fV
Oct
4%
Apr
Oct
4% May
Oct
Nov
96'%
Apr
42%
8
4 Va
52
May
3
Oct
Oct
Nov
32
4%
Feb
73%
Dec
Oct
44
10'% July
1%
6Va
Jan
Dec
Jan
43
37 /
46
42%
46%
11
82
7
82
42 Vz
Nov
63%
Feb
Apr
12
Jan
Feb
85
Nov
9
150
1,800
55 Va
7%
—
2%
8
77
Feb
2
Oct
3%
400
7
Jun
8%
Apr
Apr
8'%
Jun
Va
x2%
1,600
7%
2%
'
11%
79
580
Jun
Apr
U
Jan
25c Ar
5
4
f—
~4
"4
Oct
200
1% Mar
Gold
10%
100
9
2%
2%
700
2% May
7% Mar
12
4%
4 Vb
4%
100
3
Jan
4'%
Feb
Sep
2%
Jan
2%
•
Mining—
Metals
of
Corp
150
"3
1
Gas
Service
of
3,600
16 y*
1
%
Jan
Sep
20
n
16
100
2%
4%
200
Apr
4%
Vb
Jan
3
6 Vb Mar
I
Jan
Nov
34
May
"3%,
1
^
1
Feb
Va Mar
.
33
1
America
of Nevada
Feb
Apr
5
Nov
7%
Feb
Colorado—
6%
1st
preferred
7%
1st
preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred
$6
•»
•
common
•
•
19 Va
%
1
Inc
19
•
Public
4V'a
•
Co
Prosperity Co class B
Jan
1 %
*
National Transit—
Jan
175%
10
common
common
& Lambert
45%
62%
„
100
Apr
■>29%
jj"
7.50
Corp of Canada
Pratt
Jan
68%
1,500
Oct
200
8
Jan
105
55
"43/4
4%
43
1
Alexander
Jun
20
-
>7
125
300
7%
10
25
Glass
Scale
39
450
7
Sep
Oct
Sep
13%
500
'
%
59%
25
22
4%
50
common
Sugar
Pressed
' '
Feb
50
96
6%
Mining Co
Producers
9%
•
30'%
70
50
Metallurgical
Jun
Jan
—
9%'
93%
,
—
Meter
RR
E
%
5
Jan
—'
Oct
7 1%
1
Ltd
68%
10%
23'4
Feb
Nov
Bess
10%
78
620
95
—
*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.,
A 12%
5%
Apr
84%
2%
7;7;
21%
96
10
common
Dec
>:
8% July
78
78
v
1
common
preferred series A
Gold
8
84
,;v
"
Oct
56
U Nov
25
•
Co
Governor
1,000
100
•
51 Va
•
Phila Electric Power 5%
3,100
2 Va
10'%
Oct
153
153
•
8%
2%
84
•
•
;
78,
U.
Providence
National Refining common
74%
153
1
llf
'
Apr
"Pt Mar
..100
—
Jan
3-:
Oct
Jan
5%
•
*
common.
Power Co
Nov
53*»>- Nov
4'/a
2%
23
50
20
Co..
Mfg Co
9
%■'
8%".
2 Yb
•■
Jan
Nov
Nov.
Feb
100
■-
'
30
32
3,400
—
Oct
May
7,300
10%
*
Mfg
12
18'%
;•
•
National Pwr & Light $6 pfd unstpd..*
3%
9%
Sep
29% July
39
Light $7 preferred—*
II43/4
;
*
3%
9%
*
Philadelphia Co
Feb
ift Jan
4,200
'.'ft'''•
___1
—
3%*
r
1
Circle Co
Polaris
1-
100
32
32
Oct
3 Va May
Jan
24
•
-25
A
7f% Jan
__
1.—
8
Oct
Nov
5 Va
Aug
V/b May
8
Apr
May
■
Oct
Sep
2%
'
1
Pioneer
May
200
>
Oct
Jan
111
11%
Pharis Tire & Rubber
July
99:
7r'
Nov
2%
2%
—
preferred
Water
5%
A
20
•'.••9;/?May
,4 200
9%:
"
Oct
17%
:i;
—
1
preferred
A,'7% Aug
l's/« May
>30
Nov
6'/a July
18%
9iy4
2%
10
&
Power
Penn
July'
>
150
.
110%
Oct
Jun
87
93%
10%
—
Airlines common..
Cent
Dec
Sep
15%
>300
V-
12.'
110
x.
—
5
•12-
Dec
Nov
4
723/4
■
4.
Oct
%
a'a May
70
Corp
Elec class A com...
July
5%
.18
2,200
Sep
Jan
Aug
5% Aug
r
Feb
Jan
•
Petm Gas &
Nov
82
Feb
May
Mar
25
,
Jun
88
3 Va May
_*
.100
...
Co—
preferred
$2.80
"30% Mar
180
18
-18
50
(Del)
see
2%
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd_*
% May
••;■•'<
"
—; v
w-
National Mfg & Stores common,
For footnotes
300
4,200
3 ye,
i:,«
Jan
%
200
25
Pennroad Corp common
2% May
Sep
ifi, • NOV
b
.1
preferred
5y2%
Jan
5'% May
15% Mar
25
Service
Motors
Pen
$1.40
14 y2 May
IK Aug
.
♦
City Lines common.
Tunnel &
14%
Oct
Nov
90
Jun
Feb
•
common
Parkersburg Rig & Reel——
Peninsular Telephone common.—.
Jan
1%
A'13,1 Aug
!% May
600
...•
Candy Co
National Fuel Gas
National
3
-
Apr
86
%
1
preferred
Paramount
Nov
fi~4,
100
%
'
National Breweries common
National
ft Nov
3%
50 Vi
1
preferred
1st
Potrero
$6
Jun
7Cl*
%
*
Filters B_
Public
Pneumatic
Container
—
Pantcpcc Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Va: Nov
9
y
3% Apr
d. ; *. Jan
1,200
.
16%
•
National
2,300
%.A
%
_•
Lighting $5 preferred
Power & Light 7% pfd
$1.30
Sep
4
N
convertible
Jan
1/128 Mar
8V*
100
9
8%
———50
& Elec
1st
Plough
$3
8%
5
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
National
Feb
53
5
87
87
87
.15
...
Can
5%%
Jan
id3/* Feb'
2%
Muskogee Co common——.4..—.
_f S;A
6%
preferred
.—100
National
a'a
2% Mar
1,400
100
prior preferred
Pacific Gas
Jan
May
30
300
6%
>•4%
4.%
.%,.
Power, common.—,
Hess
100
3
Feb
69'%
•
Feb
Sep
A'-A.
Feb
32
100
5%
16%-
164
Mfg Co——x___*
Bellas
2%
Nov
1%
% Mar
7"
:
A-4
Muskegon Piston Ring...
National
Oct
37
Sep
21%
160
Nov
Oct
Pacific
lla
250
973',
6%-
—
10
Producers-...^—....—_—10
Murray Ohio
37
32
—100
common
Phillips
States
1,475
29
.2%
*
100
;———100
100
Securities
Overseas
Pacific
200
47'%
•
97,"
—
:
,
Ward A
*
Light Heat- & Power———* ;
States Tel
49%
32
Jan
7%
Sep
49
Jan
102
Apr
%
35
1 %
•
Natural Gas common
Omar Inc
5% Mar
67 :
Moody Investors partic pfd——
• yi . -Mtge Bank of Col Am slis—
__x_—,<.4— t,'
Mountain City Copper common.4—i_5g :.>;;v4l%.
Mountain
19 y2
13,400
25
common
preferred
Service
Oliver United
Mar
Nov
Jan
x5% May
13% Aug
200
6%
5%,
Montgomery
Mountain
130
1%
4
B
preferred
Jan
4
24;
4.
—.1 .Ah 43A
Lr——
Monogram Pictures common———1 >,•;•—
Monroe Loan Society A._—...——.1^
Mountain
Jan
25J4
Apr
6'% July
46
•
class
Co
conv
77
l£3/4
Y-:•
—
Jud Voehringer common
Montreal
Jan
91%
Nov
94
100
34 %
1%
100
10
Corp
$5%
2% July
.
200
,
"*2;v. :~2.ftft
Molybdenum Corp——
Monarch Machine Tool
Montana. Dakota
15
100
pfd_100
...
$3, preferred
32
,v
Jun
8
'
4.
pfd.—100
Mississippi River Power 6% pfd
Missouri Public Service common—
Mock
400
7%
*
5
50
—
Penn
Minnesota
16
101%
7%
50
Securities
Pipe Line.—
States Power class A
Oilstocks
Pacific
:
1.
Refineries
Mid-West
__
* Ai'W-
Supply..—•
&
May
300
Apr
:% May
.15%: 15%
7: 25%, 27%
4.
26%
——;
Abrasive—xx—
Midwest
81% May
74
1
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Mid-West
100
50
30
21 Va
1st preferred.
Parker
Midland Steel Products—
Feb
Nov
99%
21 Va
Ohio Public
8'/4'Feb
,■7/7
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv
Feb
12
90
*
preferred called
4%% preferred
'of...
;
23/+
Jan
89
'
Feb
2
Jan
4%
1.100
'■
,4Va
*
>
18
99
997/B
*
class A—
Power
2% Jun
\Va Mar
asj-
17%
*
Ohio Oil 6%
1% July
Oct 7
7:7/10077
■
■' ■'
:
115
y
6%
6%
4%.-
%
7 7 7%
100;
,200
;
•
4 %
'/a
Jan
Sep
■f. 3% Apr
4%
6%.
/
:>■
'
;7
%
;" ■' 'i-t*
crl-
1%
■Va
260
e
Jan
11 V« July
250
Edison
Pacific
4-.'w
Apr
Oct
Oct
O
A'-A "'-
S9% July
3%.
Apr
1%
100
64
preferred....
Oklahoma
Jan
z
.
600
ft
&. '•?
'■
—.1
t C—
v
West
>'•
w
2,500
%
3%.
..u
:
—10
Corp...j—.1
Preferred
Micromatic Hone
*.
-
Jan
3 %
61%
Public Service 6%
Brass
Mar
29
Nov
■
26•
::7
—7 ".
f
—*—i
*.
1%
/ft.
•—
2.50
1
1
,1'A
'
Michigan Sugar Co
,u
94'
1.1
in.
\ .1
—
1%
61%
RR Co
Ohio
Jun
37/a
>A Mar
—
Corp..—i__25c
Participating preferred.
15 /
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred,;.—_•
Michigan Bumper Corp...
1
21
•:V 3% Sep v
800
1,200
VB
Penn
7%
Jan
3%
Oct
21%
'.
5
126
Mar
2 '
-
4%i
Oct
Aug
18
Nov
9
Feb
2
V
v 50
;
•
3%
.
Apr v
90
190
2%
preferred—————100 ■"
A
Textile
Middle
2%
■
1%
•
Vb
common
Ohio
i
reb
:.V 6%'
iii%'li8 'i;
Jan
Apr
75/a
1
5
Ogden Corp common
" 2% May
>;'7
;.
68'/a
Jan
—
Messabi Iron Co.—4———-—1
Metal
7.'
50
1 %
Jan
Va
300
1%
—
_—A
—
^
3%
Apr
/»»
Vf:V.
>: 1
*> 7v;~~/ft*
Scott...—4:
J-% •
V4'-;-4
IVi
■■■'
--
300
Oct
2% May
200
.
I'AiA
:
'&■ .?< ft*/
*•'
2%
-
|T-v/>
57%
•
Nov
8%
*
.
Nov
17
100
Central Texas Oil
Northern
2
13
23/4
1
prior preferred
American Utility
Northern
11
Jan
4%
10% Mar
1%
—*
American Rayon
Jan
Sep
Apr
200
1/0
preferred
Sep
-Jan
1
3
1013/4
Apr
200
Light & Power common..1
Amer
North
Oct
8%
80
4%
x55
57%
5
Electric———
Noma
North
27
Oct
Aug
130
256 Mar
Mines———
Nor Indiana
55
July
8% Sep
.
7 Va
87
4
10
—100
100
Hundred Corp B——
Nineteen
Nipissing
Novadel-Agene
McWilliams
&
;
A 24
*
Massey Harris common—
Chapman
'•
•
100
26%
Jan
xl2% xl2%
100
pfd
preferred..—
3%
Oct
30 Va
15
Niles-Bement-Pond
1 7 Jan
jun
1 % Mar At
50
>
"V.
:
Merritt
%
■
———
—.—
Steam Shovel—
Participating
-7."'.
;
;26%
.
-
'•■••>;•
Com¬
Mass Utilities Association v t c
Mercantile
100
7
V
M'
\.V
*
J—_♦
Marine
Margay Oil Corp
Marion
r
Co———
Mfg Co.
Consolidated
Mapes
;
••
Apr
warrants
optional warrants
B
North
7^-
1
*
—
19 Va
101
Niagara Share class B common
6%
Mangel
1,075
optional
A
Northern
ManatI Sugar
25%
7y« Aug
5
preferred
preferred
Class
Class
M
Jan
-1
6%
Service
Water
5%
Oct
23
Jan
1%
$5.10 pfd.100
Niagara Hudson Power common
Nov
12%
Mar
16%
—
13
Sep
,
Apr
10
shares—
Y State Electric & Gas
;
Oct
%
85%
10
New York Transit Co—
N
Oct
1%
25%
25%
preferred—100
*
Light 7%
&
preferred
Oct
9
Feb
1%
;
4%
Apr
Shipbuilding Corp—
North
1st pfd—
Aug
Mar
25
*
common——
Merchandise
Oct
102
May
Co
Honduras Rosario,
&
Y
N
Jan
8%
Apr
1%
'97%
Exploration
.1
& Light $6 pfd—_—*
14
Jun
% May
200
2 J-"
1%
Ai
4%
..
&
Y
Feb
57/e
,7.200
i
;
;
.
—
Y
N
Aug
1,100
ft
r
1
11
1,400
i'r
7
„
?
7 ('o preferred class A—;
...100
6 r'o preferred class B—_
100
Loudon Packing
1——.
•
6%
19%. 1934
•
19
.% Mar
—
Long Island Lighting common....
N
Nov
Apr
13%
84
City Omnibus warrants
N
A Nov
Feb
Aug
J/4
1
Land—
Arizona
&
Auction
Y
Feb
Vb
;7.
Mexico
Y
N
113
1
25
N
Sep
6 V2 May
•
Nov
2
•
New
% Aug
102%
10
11
2V4
*
Co..
common.,
New Jersey Zinc
.
>
*
-
102
Apr
.
—
5
•
3%
7
5% May
500
6%
x3%
Lone Star Gas Corp.——
Louisiana Power
.
13%
—
,
;
100'
25 ''' ,• ft:
_1
25 %
common..:
Land
2,400
2%
3%
Inc 6% preferred—25
Locke Steel Chain
Louisiana
8
„
(R G) Inc.—
Material Co.—
Lipton (Thos J)
18
2%.
6%
*
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Leonard Oil Development—S-A
Le Tourneau
17%
"•'7%
1
Realty common
Convertible
;
—7
Langeudorf United Bakeries class A__*
Class
B
;
—,
*
-7
43% Mar
Oct
73%
2%
—
—i
Mines Ltd.^
Shore
Lakey Foundry & Machine.——
Lamson Corp of Delaware.——
-17
105
Feb
Aug
84
.100
Tel & Tel
England
Haven
New Idea Inc
105
*
—
High
Va
9%
•
100
Power Associates
New
Low
400
%
-*
class A
Co
preferred
preferred
New
120
:
Corp
(Herman)
England
6%
Range Since January 1
High
5a
100
*
—5
*
preferred
10%
v'
Jun
50
;
.
Co
Nestle Le Mur
-10 7',—v.;777
V
—17?.;' —
Co.—:
Brewing
Navarro
Oct
Jan
Low
*
Apr
8%
-81
250
90 %
13%
special preferred
H)
Kreugcr
Oil
12'A
7>7
Kresge Dept Stores—
'
'
;,f ■"
\CA convertible 1st preferred——100717 —
,
90
v V
__
Shares
30c
Radio
Union
Jan
V 7% Oct
A
■
—100
• A:-' '1
preferred,,.
National
Sep
2
100
Inc.;.—i——*
Stores
Hoppers Co 6%
% Mar
9 %
100
10%
10%
»
for Week
Par
7%
•
(D
I
Dec.
High
A Sep
1,000
—
Klein
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Curb
Ended
Week
;
Range Since January 1
High
--
York
New
1
-1
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Weeks
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
2023
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4131
Volume 156
preferred
Puget
Nov
Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Jan
Pvrene
Manufacturing
*
103%
*
45%
•
109
Feb
Apr
111
Mar
96%
100
103% 104 Va
225
87
Mar
108'.'2
Oct
46 %
700
35
Jan
52'%
Feb
200
6
%
Dec
16%
Jan
8 Va
May
45%
6 Va
6 3/8
5
10
Apr
106
100
;
~6% "7
200
6Va July
8'% May
7 %
Nov
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2024
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Last
Exchange
Curb
Ended
Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
Sale Price
4
Dec,
Low
Par
STOCKS
New
Range Since January 1
High
6'i'o
72 '/2
preferred
Power Co.—,;
72%
40
56
Apr
146% 146%
.100
...
40
139
May
•
.
8%
Curb
Friday
Dec.
4
(S)
budivan
Jan
10%
Sun
Oct
Sunray
Co
Macnmery
Oil
Co
R
Swan
%
13
13
11%
1
;
High
12
Apr
% Aug
14V2 Nov
9'%
Apr
14
Sep
300
1% "l%
1%
Dec
Sy4
100
1
...
500
26
Nov
9% Jan
2% Sep
1% May
39!/a Jun
preferred——50
45 Va
Feb
Apr
50
Nov
*
10%
Feb
11
Feb
.15
(Calif).
Oil
Low
A
6%
*
7%
Jan
__25
com
Corp
47%
45%
47%
1,600
'
8%
Nov
Oct
8%
Finch
Range Since January 1
%
—
!
——
convertible
,
High
&
...
Oil
5%%
Nov
A May
)>•
Shares
Low
»-
Superior Port Cement class B
5,500
for Week
5
Corp
Ray Drug Co
Superior
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrants.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
(Hugo)
Nov
73%
150
Apr
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Ended
High
Low
Stroock
Quaker Oats common
York
Week
Stinnes
Quebec
Monday, December 7, 1942
Railway & Light Securities
Voting
common
7%
10
:
7%
Rath
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Raytheon
Rod
Manufacturing
&
Rheem
Rice
Goods
Dry
Corp
Petroleum
Texas
9%
10 y8
9%
;
6
6
85%
'l
1%
Jan
Thew
20 %
Dec
% July
14% Apr
2%
3l2
Apr
ya
Nov
Jan
11%
Nov
Tobacco
&
5%
Jan
Tobacco
11%
x6%
ya
50
77
%
95
May
7%
—
Amer
Todd
Jan
2
100
;
-
Apr
350
J
13%
Oct
2%
Feb
3%
— -
—_—,.—
—2%
...
Ryan
,
••
•
Y-',
'
..
3%
3%
3%
3%
i
3 %
•
"
il+i
'
■
—-
Jun
— -
53
"
V; 300,
200
?;
Feb
Edison
Class
St
Corp Ltd
%
%
iV
;
$2
A
Salt
Oil
Dome
——Y—5
————-100
Co„—:
Samson
United
Sanford
Mills.
■■
Savoy
Oil
Co..
Co
common
(D
A)
Electric
Lace
Scranton
$6
119
120
100
21a
2%
May
%
%
105
Tubize
Chatillon
Jan
100
Class
80c
;
10%
A
A
24%
preferred
25%
%
Steel
Co
26%
Securities Corp General
Inc—
Sep
Nov
'
Lock
Segal
Seiberling Rubber common
Selby
Shoe
Co
44 '
6%
6%
;
convertible
Inc
100
20%
Convertible stock
Mar
113%
pet
19
69
Jan
300
1 Y
28%
600
% Mar
1
26l2 July
36
4%
4%
500
2% Mar
5%
A
3T2
1,000
8V2
'A
.
12
Jan
A Jan
3%
3%
1,150
1
Mar
48%
49%
250
38
Mining—
Sherwin-Williams
5%
Co
5 %
5%
2%
2
—5
A
900
4%
38
—.25
Canada
77
75
4%
100
4 Va
*
9
300
4%
Feb
2%
1,100
2
77
v;
9%
10
600
170
Solar
Aircraft
Solar
Manufacturing
Co
—
,
Feb
59% May
50
75
4
Dec
Jan
12%
South
Penn
Southwest
Southern
5%
115
Jun
9%
Sep
Jan
11
Aug
17%
8% May
Apr
170
2%
2%
"%
170
93
~~2
2
300
Oct
2%
Dec
,
Nov
iy2
Nov
814
Jun
3
v
Apr
2la
Nov
Nov
2
2
200
1%
Apr
2%
Nov
1%
1%
1%
400
1%
Sep
2%
Apr
3%
200
l7/a
Jun
2,200
27%
Apr
39
Dec
25
Jan
27
Mar
3%
f'26
26
40
39%
40
29
~~yB
—
class
93
2
<
■it5o-
Edison—
Power
Nov
Mar
Jan
preferred B
——25
preferred series C—
25
7 %
182%
814
39
Colorado
Apr
Feb
90
:
70
29
200
A—25
" s/u
100
3%
30% Mar
Oct
Southern
29%
Feb
1%
8%
Spalding (AG)
1st preferred
6%
6%
42
Mar
122
Feb
& Bros
__
Stahl-Meyer
Standard
Inc.
...
Brewing
1%
22
1%
22%
(Ohioi—5%
Power &
2%
1%
400
1%
1
12
12'
11%
—10
12
100
12 %
10%
■
■
Iff-
Tube
class B_
Stein
(A)
%
Feb
1%
Nov
5%
1st
preferred
2d preferred
(J
B)
Co
For footnotes
1
page
6%
7%
1
1
"%
2%
2%
275
20%
19 %
19%
100
10 la
1,400
Oct
23
Jan
Oct
Sep
Apr
May
27% Nov
72% Mar
85
1% July
...100
244
25c
Va
%
..10
Jun
2%
250
Aug
61%
61%
—1
62%
A
1% Sep
50% Mar
62%
38
1,175
43%
43%
250
4
1
U S
$5
U
Securities..
45% Aug
preferred with warrants..
1st
S Lines
Inc
common
4%
300
2%
1,200
2%
Nov
3%
Jan
200
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
%
a
2,800
33
Sep
A
Nov
61%
Nov
Rubber
■a
Reclaiming
...
convertible preferred
$7
Wall
Paper..
Consolidated
Universal
Cooler class A
Class
Oil
Universal
Pictures
Radio
%
50c
a
it
2,100
a
:
—
—.1
Light $7 preferred
Products
Equities
,
stock
Jan
Nov
4%
Jan
12%
1,400
% July
Feb
20% Nov
a Apr
% Jan
a Oct
1%
Oct
Nov
8
Nov
1%
Jan
3%
Oct
%
7%
7%
300
7%
Jan
Va
Oct
8%
5 la May
Jan
14
29%
29
•
14%
14%
5
Sep
26
Feb
30
Nov
250
25
Mar
'
300
10
Jan
15%
2%
200
Jun
3%
46%
25
29%
•
15
2%-
•
46%
2%
41
1
1
Nov
1%
8
62
Apr
1% Mar
10c
common
priority
1
9
30
Aug
400
1%
:/
1 %
Jan
1% May
Va Apr
■
1
common—
Sugar—
Utah Power &
$5,50
%
May
U
8
Products Co
Utility
200
•
voting trust ctfs—
Universal
Utah
1%
—*
Insurance
Utah-Idaho
4% Apr
27% Mar
100
Co.—,,—10
B_
Universal Corp
Universal
43
100
.
50c
2
...
Universal
Va
7
Apr
-
150
8%
28
1
1 la
:
55%
-
8%
28
3%
*
United Stores common—.—.
United
55
55%
...1
Oct
7%
'•
-10
U S Stores common
1st
•
$1.50 conv preferred. ..20
U S Radiator
S
preferred
Jan
2%
•
—-
4
May
-
Apr
7%
2%
mm'
•
and International
U S Plywood
U
common—
Sep
Mar
Va Mar
100
L'.;
'
,
6
common.. -25
Iff
Yff
200
43%
43%
125
iV
43%
Valspar Corp
$4
Jan
1
common
convertible
preferred
iff
1
Virginia Public Service 7%
Vogt Manufacturing
pfd
100
Oct
Jan
Jan
1 % Mar
Jan
aa
% Oct
33% Mar
47
Nov
::
Co
•
class A
Jan
Jan
Wayne
Wentworth
5
manufacturing
1.25
8%
500
Y
w
Air Lines
Western
Grocer
Va
Coal
Coke
&
Apr
Nov
Va Sep
22% Nov
Apr
90%
Jan
9%
Nov
Inc
1
Co—
100
20
Westmoreland
Coal.,.
Westmoreland
Inc
:
7%
%
3%
Nov
Feb
7%
50
%
-
Apr
10%
Williams
Oil-O-Matic
2
Aug
Oct
35% Mar
Oct
8
Apr
Wolverine
4%
Feb
7%
Oct
_lo
~2%
13
Jan
1%
Nov
%
Apr
1
Jan
Jun
3ya
Jan
Wisconsin
HeatingL:
Inc
Co
Power
& Light 7%
Portland Cement
Woolworth
American
(F W)
Feb
A
100
9
"2%
"2%
.
; 5%
x4
100
July
A Nov
Va Jan,
13%
3%
Feb
Oct
Jan
2%
Jan
Jun
100%
Nov
2%
Jan
4%
Nov
2:,
Mar
5%
Nov
8%
Oct
8%
Oct
86
—
X4
5
May
1%
Jan
Nov
Mar
8 %
Feb
Va May
10%
__
'
'•
500
5%
."
2,800
'
;
—
—
-
75
61% May
——
19%
M,
19%
12%
13
-P
Oct
15 % Aug
Mar,,
12%
5%
\
—
200
'— :
_•
,
13%
Mar
Nov
Oct
6
Nov
5% July
5% Sep
6 Va
Jan
8%
Nov
1
Jun
6%
pfd—100
Aug
8%
,_~i
~~iq
Jan
.
2%
Jan
12% Jan
9%
Nov
Nov
Mar
110
3
Jun
4
Jan
4
Feb
5
July
3%
Apr
6%
Nov
1% Mar
2 %
Jan
94
10
444
200
Bs
«
12
100
25
5% July
5%
Ltd—
deposit receipts
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—
16% May
100
■
:
_u—•
Woodley Petroleum
Products
Wilson-Jones
6 Va
81
1 % Mar
1
...
Co
9% Aug
3% Jan
Willson
6
:
5%
Apr
100
%
—
10
&
Jun
Mar
■p.—
.
C)
■
'
Corp
(R
-
5
.
__20
Mfg
Williams
•
79
-
-
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet &
Stationery com
_*
Weyenberg Shoe
v.
—
A Mar
46
Oct
Aug
.>•:
Oct
ya May
19% Jan
Jan
Y,/;,.
4%
•
5
Western
Feb
Apr
5Va
7% Mar
130
1
Jan
8
17%
Apr
41%
45%
•
•
14%
2
15
Apr
3%
43
4%
1
Wellington Oil Co
2
6%
Apr
13
900
/
7%
...
Mining Co
Knitting Mills
110%
May
%
*1
8
43
v-Y'.
Aircraft
Jan
%
f
Jan
14
Jan
4% Mar
2
"43/4 ~4%
A Nov
3%
600
'
"4%
•
Apr
i3«
A
5
Petroleum
•
A Aug
200
....•
2025.
""%
Oct
Va Mar
regis
Feb
32
•700
500
a
:
•
.
7
6%
Jan
2,300
Oct
Jan
Jan
y4
1%
126%
Apr
ala
Ltd—
West
Jan
100
A' Jan
97%
1,500
21
preferred
Canal Co—
31
2%
Feb
9% Oct
Va Mar
—*
-
West Texas Utility $6 preferred
13%
20
common
see
2%
Jun
83%
"a
Sep
400
50
Nov
Jan
•
Jan
Mar
—50
—
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc..
Sterling Inc
Stetson
%
~9
%
1,250
117%
100
12 %
10% Mav
46
9
1
Sterchi Bros Stores
6%
%
•
Jun
Mi
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext..•
7%
preferred
100
as
:—.—*
& Co common.:
pfd
Waco
lVa Sep
(The) Corp voting trust ctfs__1
Steel Co of Canada
7%
Sep
:
Starrett
Co
Oct
5,200
1
Feb
57%
1/64
7,100
%
116
dV
...5
Graphite
Jan
Jun
■
United Specialties common
S Foil Co class B—
S
Apr
77a
15
% May
500
%
117%
Oct
Apr
12
21%
2%
Mar
7
——
1%
97/a
200
"Iff
3/64
31
Jan
'
Jan
A Jun
A
21
Jun
6,400
•
6%
1% Aug
A
5
""fit "\k
Dec
7% Jan
Feb
11
Jan
1%
Aug
57%
...
....
Class B
A
800
100
12%
12%
—10c
U
Walker
1 ff
'
12%
3
5
Dec
5%
•
U
Waitt & Bond
10
1
•
,
Dec,
103
—1
3%
2
-25
2%
25
—*
2
3»/a
common..
&
Wichita River Oil
Standard
Yl 1% Nov
1% July
700
1%
•
Machinery
1% May
1,300
Spring
1,100
6
1%
1
preferred
Shoe
Nov
2,800
*
Steel
Oct
5%
common
Preferred
NOV
110% 110%
Co
7%
Oct
'
200
Sharing..
afa
1
Standard Silver Lead
4% July
400
Co
RR
J
23%
Va
100
—
300
1%
Elec
Profit
May
pfd—100
Light
Products
10
-
10%
20
Dec
3%
dep rets ord
1/64 Jan
1,200
10%
Preferred
Standard
2%
50
Common class B
Standard
2%
1%
...
Standard Oil
20
1%
$1.60 convertible preferred—..
Standard Oil (Ky)
Oct
2
1%
Jan
%
1,400
.—_—10
preferred
2%
29
'
1
Standard Dredging Corp common
Standard
7% Mar
—2.78
Co
Standard Cap & Seal common..
Convertible
Jun
5
300
•
*
6'/a
1
Aug
23'% May
Spanish & General Corp—
Amer dep rets ord regis——
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sep
6
100
*
-25
5
1
*
preferred A
——,
Royalty Co———-
39
Aug
Oct
Nov
May
5
10
Southland
5
Mar
1
Nov
105
Co—i.——10
Southern Union Gas
Jun
29
3%
Co
Products...
Molasses
Venezuelan
Phosphate
Pipe Line
% Jun
27% Nov
%
36%
Southern
Southern
:'
Oct
A Nov
7
Jan
23% Mir
preferred —
..100
New England Telephone..100
42
24% Mar
5%%
Southern
2
1%
10
Pipe Line———_—,,10
Pa
Dec
130
200
93
37
—
California
%
400
40
2%
Apr
—
original preferred————25
6%
""%
——25
Oil
6
Apr
250
Milk Products
N
Nov
:'78% July
Jan
6%
Nov
15%
1
1
Sonotone Corp.———.———1
Soss Manufacturing common—1
South Coast Corp common———.1
Co
1% July
Nov
3 •••
Jan
Jun
600
10
participating
United
4% May
V-5%
Sep
110
convertible
preferred
———*
Simplicity Pattern common——1
Singer Manufacturing Co
——.100
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis.
£1
Sioux City Gas & Elec 1%' pfd——100
Smith (H) Paper Mills
*
33
1,400
V
6%
2
6%-
%
Apr'
'
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3
38%
1
preferred
1st
United
Nov
A
May.
5%
,
112% 112%
9
51
&
United
Nov
51■ Nov
Apr
9%
*
common
"4 %
10c
warrants.
Gas
Amer
Nov
5
r
Apr
ya
—•
common
of
100
A
pfd series AAA.——.100
cum
Sherwin-Williams
Silex
*
49%
"A
—1
—,
Water & Power
Shawinigan
49
$6
$3
Sep
%
,
'Apr
—...
~3%
.1%
participating pfd
Cigar-Whelan Stores.
United
Oct
3%
Denn
"4%
&
cum
United
Jan;
49%
Serrick Corp class B
3,700
Jan
111'
3% May
1,000
-
%
Jan
x1031
y2 Mar
500-
Canada....
Chemicals
?
Jan
y2
5
Shattuck
5%
'
Corp
of
Mar
9%
Sep
$5.50 prior stock————.25
Allotment certificates
Seton Leather common
4% '
%
,
%
-
6%
United Light & Power common A
Common class B
Dec
100
28%
6%
A Apr
1
1
200
—
Aircraft
United
Aug
July
29
1,800
Sentry Safety Control
%
1
5%
V
....
Gas
Option
Oct
A
.
1
United Gas Corp common..
1
1st $7 preferred non-voting—*
Oct
%
1
%
...
United Corp warrants.
United Elastic Corp
Nov
27
1
common
95
Mar
preferred——
Realization
United
% Nov
Jan
May
—
Selected Industries
Mar
Apr
4% Aug
54%" Dec
80
Jan
Jan
3%
.
59
37%
Corp..
Investment
S3
Jan
6%
;%:L. '■
*
—
%
49
Oct
95
A
United
Apr
——*
-*
Hardware.
&
42
%
12
A Feb
19 %
600
15%
44
i_--l'
—
———
Apr
8b
..10
.
Union
Nov
Apr
111
common———*
Seeman Bros
Nov
.100
Manufacturing
Nov
1,000
;
—*
—
—
Scullin
A
2
.....
United
Jan
9%
500
—V-—-*
common.,
Feb
.100
warrants—...
Union
Jan
3%
8 Va
25
Spring Brook Water Service—
preferred—
*
5%
4% Aug
54%
Unexcelled
Nov
Scranton
$6
100
Oct
Nov
Aug
"
17%
U
8% May
2%
121%
%
9%
■
25
preferred
900
a
Dec
Jun
40%
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
Sep
Sep
19
1
.
3
Feb
1% July
% Feb
600
%
*
preferred
700
"2% "2%
Inc..
Oct
%
1% Aug
7,600
5
—
Manufacturing——:
Scranton
1%
*
:—-
common
Convertible
Scovill
119
1
———
4%
a
;'/■ 4
Apr
3%
Nov
Sep
8 V2
1%
1 '/a,
1
—
Corp common..
Schiff
Schulte
%
pref—————50
conv
Regis Paper common
7%
preferred—
14
1
Feb
•% July
1,600
*
—
650
1
Ulen
Lawrence
17%
-
.
Tri-Continental
ii
16 y8
Exports
Udylite Corp
St
5
Nov
101
2% Mar
Stocks
6%
Trunz
3%
Jun
400
1
preferred
Jan
5%
86
3%
Trans Lux Corp
;
Transwestern Oil Co..
Jan
3% Mar
V
10
'
87%
'
'■
■
15
*
101
3% Mar
20
'
I—11
Ryerson & Haynes common.
r
*.«•
■
i.
-r
1
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum...
Ryan
;
Jun
6% July
3ya
Tonopah Mining of Nevada-
'
'
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave...—
Jan
16'%
dep rets ord regis
Jan
2%
15
Jun
1 %
...
/,
9% May
36% Mar
4*-.*'
-
52%
4%
Jun
1%
2,000
,:
9%
2%
600
1,500
101
101
Shipyards Corp.^
7%
Jan
12% Mar
Apr
6,600
7%
Realty & Construction.
Allied
3%
18%
7%
*
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Oct
Jan
July
Jan
10% May
'
51%
1
2%:
17%
.,
7%
..2
....
—
Product
Va Mar
I——*
I—lOO
common
Roofing Inc
Toledo
2%
Co
3%
17%
pfd—.
& Land Co
9%
200
2%
Light 7%
Tishman
Dec
'-4
2%
'•
'
■
Tilo
Power &
Shovel
1
common..'......
2% May
-
2%
2%
20
,
&'/4 Jun
«'
——
1
-
Texon Oil
9'/a
"
*1^
"
5
-
Oct
300
85%
——
III—5
preferred—._
3%
4,900
is
A
.
.
Co
51%
200
n
A
Technicolor Inc
Oct
100
6
13
Oct
Apr
Apr
1% Aug
3.600
Typewriter
Royal
16%
100
3%
•
common
$1.20 convertible
.-il10%
100
pfd D_
Roosevelt Field Inc
Root
;il>
10%
1
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
Cable
Sep
12% July
400
.
.
,3 la
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 6%
20%
.
3%
*
Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co v t c
Rome
41%
100
10%
5 '
1
————1
Manufacturing Co
Stix
20
50c
Engineering—
Aviation
Richmond
~2% ~2%
Taggart Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common..
%
Dec
50
12%
Apr
A Jan
38
45
*
Corp
Republic
4
50
1
Roller Bit Co.———
Reliance Electric
12%
common—50c
;
Reiter Foster Oil
100
39
—*
Bank Oil Co
Reed
12%
•
$3 convertible preferred
25
'A
38
:—10
Packing Co, common—,
7%
%
Railway & Utility Investment A——1
1%
~1%
2 %
5,800
NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
BONDS
BONDS
Interest
4
Dec.
Last
Period
Exchange
Ended
Week
•
Curb
York
New
Sale Price
or
Gas & Electric
23/4S
f
f
J-J
-I960
J-J
105% 106'%
107% 107%
Writing
Amer
deb
Lt
&
6s
Paper
Elec
Appalachian
>>.
3 Vi*s—— -1970
Pow
Lt
&
Pr
r.(
104
N
79%
1
'?•
'vi
45%
J-J
-
?
.,44%
45%
64
38
47%
12%
y..'
'?
1st
mtge
Atlanta
7%
14%
54
7%
14%
A-0
12 'A
11%
12%
36
7%
F-A
11%'/
11%
12
2
7%
14%
Pacific
M-N
71%
73
73
Park Lexington
:
/
.
55%
16
,
$107% 109
>_:; V;r
v:
;
$987/a
J-D
1947
44
114'A 114'A
2
M-S
1957
J-D
1960
M-N
1998
Q-F
1968
M-S
104
103% 104
1970
J-D
101'/a
100'A 101'A
1954
M-S
1953
M-N
1964
J-D
1948
1954
J-J
11
10%
11
M-S
10%'
10'A
ll'/a
1953
J-J
1927
1952
F-A
1955
C '.
series
1st
6s
—_
Birmingham Electric 4Vis
2 Vis
Edison
Boston
Broad River Power
5s
A-O
114'A
;
11A
111
Central
El
(^Central
A5Vis
5s_>>
Power
Gas 3%s
&
Elec
States
5s»»
;
.
States P & L 5%s_.
Central
ctfs
Rys 5s
§AChicago
Cincinnati St Ry 5Vis A
•
series
6s
deb
Conv
.
B
Service
Cities
5s—
;
5s
Cities
P
Service
104
4
101
11
79
86'A
10
101
1051/*
Pr
4
1962
Light
Coke
1955
1964
13%
94
100'A
32
40
59%
98
102 Vi
104
1
100'A 100'A
100'A
Consolidated
(Bait
Gas
>;
4Vis B__
(Can)
1st
177
69%
69'A
&
72
85
62'A
96'A
64
96'A
85'A
121
86'A
35
.1944
1944
J-D
.1955
1955
M-S
108'A 110%
104% 107%
Ak, 22
99% 103%
121
1
& Light 5s
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s
f: $
.2030
2030
.1956
1956
123%
1952
105
89'A
119
3
68%
1st
.1961
—
.</
J-D
Florida Pow & Lt 5s—
.1954
1954
J-J
47
25
106'/8
102'A
5
103% 104%,
104%
General
33As
Power
Pub
1969
1953
1948
1978
.1965
A
5s
Serv
37
102% 104"%
Rayon 6s A
AGeneral
Georgia Power & Light 5s
Coal
Alden
Glen
4s
A——1941
§AGobel (Adolf) 4Vis ser
Grand Trunk West 4s—.
1950
1950
1963
5s stpd
Nor Power
Great
Pow 33A
Green Mountain
1945
Grocery Store Products
,>1958
West 6s
&
Guantanamo
5s-—.-*—--1948
S A Guardian Investors
86%
90
M-S
60
87%
90
J-D
92
98
$—
1
■
J-D
91%
J-J
I*//
50
89%
90
A
F-A
78
J-D
$43%
J-J
90
A-0
Jan 1949
B_„
series
111
33As
Power
Pwr
series B__
1st & ref 5'As
1st
8
f
6s ser A
1st
Lt
&
!c ref 5s series C
deb 5Vis
Hydro-Elec 5s»
Indiana
Service
5s
1st lien & ref 5s
Alndianapolis Gas 5s A
Indianapolis P & L 3'As
Indiana
(International
.
ZZZZ1.A
39
47
14%
9
81%
19%
1967
1953
1954
1956
May 1957
1958
1950
1963
1952
1970
1
109% 111%
83
A94%
94'A
94%
1
3
Altalian
1957
1952
1958
4Vis
Light
&
Power
28
Kansas
3
93% 105%
Kansas
Vis
Light 3'As
Superior Dist Pow 3 Vis
Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s
Lake
McCord
6s
Co
Midland
..
Valley
77%
77%
77%
F-A
<
M-N
71%
16
73
77%
77%
5
71'A
79
$114% 115%
106% 107
94%
New
4Vis
Elec
Z:Z-
1
5
21
>-
19
20
3
5 /:
19
.9
5%
5%
5
-Z'Z. "-Z'ZvV'i-j-K
J-j
74%
J-J
36
74%
35%
36%
74
76%
22
$19
M-S
,
/
,.15
•'Wi'ji:•>
'
65
31%
106
6%
21
22
38
107
107'A
7
105
M-S
J-D
$122
'ZZZ
$107% 113
M-S
124
A/
New
New
112% 112%
110
fz", 7
106% 106'A
: 2
110
J-D
109% 110
■''«*
M-N
101'A
89%
100
101'A
109 'A
3
—
England Power 3'As
England Power Assn 5s__
Public
108 Va
100
103%
J-J
$103'A 104
J-J
$103% 105
M-S
102% 105%
102'A 102%
102%
99'A 104
17
106'A
16
103'A 106'A
103% 103%
10
98'A 103%
54'A
30
106
103%
53
54
50'/a
60
103% 107%
107'A 107'A
M-S
88
96 'A
$95
58%
58%
58%
18
42%
61
65%
64%
65%
33
49
76%
64%
27
49
76 V4
15
49
77
J-D
65 'A
64'A
65%
37
49%
76%
F-A
65'A
64%
65%
45
49
76%
F-A
z 65%:
64%
65%
24
50
76%
A-O
22
22%
17%
25
12%
16
v'.''>_
.Z
•
.
*
2
<
Z.Z._
<,,
$12
>
16
Z-
.
.
105%
J-J
1960
1956
2022
1979
—1968
5s
$12
A-0
—1946
M-N
J-J
Z
'!•
11
z
111% lll'A
97%
97%
85 V4
84
Co—
1959
(Delaware) 5'As_1952
United Light & Railways (Maine)- 6s series A
>:
—1952
F-A
4s
& Power
$106
A-O
& cons 5'As
Lt & Rys
96%
z
; 97%
69'A
50
Zz'Z 2
Z'
_>
97%
39;
Z,Z'
108%
88'A
lll'A 114%
zz
106 'A
118
86% 101
106
14
112% 112%
J-D
J
N
107
6
85%";;<
13
107%
106% 108'A
:
1
■
97'A
107% 108
J-D
105
37
107% 1073a
107%
J-J
1952
10%
18
105'A 105%
''
F-A
1949
Light
•
"
J-J
>>—1946
3'As
Electric
1st lien
106
M-N
->1950
5s„
Power
Utah Power & Light
A-O
103% 107%
t" "
gen
1944
—2022
,ZZ;
F-A
.1954
4'As
series A
6s
--
M-S
J-D
J-D
$96
95% z.
M-N
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—-
117
82'A 100%
115% 118 Va
6
95%
92% 100
96%
95%
"5
83%
99
'
debs
income
A5s
117
Co—
.1964
&
lien
Debenture
West
6s
Traction
Penn
4%
10
101 'A 101'A
3
107% 108%
9
4
%
V?''
2%
73
109'A 109'A
4
5%
108'A 110%
$110%
.1960
5s
'■
A-O
vZ';vz
z'
J-D
Newspaper Union—
107
109'A
74%
J-D
75
•
68
3
74%
75
6
74%
J-D
84%
68
68
99% 108%
107% 117
:
Zv-'ZB'ZZ
84
F-A
unstamped extended to 1959.
52
4-0
75
69
-
56
88
74
71%
82'A
71
81'A
M-S
J-D
104% 105
J-D
107
105%
105% 105%
M-N
—
98
F-A
112%
90
Agricultural
Danzig
109%
64%
96%
A-O
J-J
M-S
Port
AExternal
ALima
48
J-D
M-N
M-N
96'/a
97
48
■
107'A
& Waterways—
6'As stamped
AMaranho
(Peru)
7s
AMedellin
25
5
48
70
47%
48
22
47
48'A
16
113
A Rio
of
de
Oct
112% 114
42
42
60
♦3
107% 108
2
106
Janeiro
7s
6'As
Government
♦
r
No
Cash
B.
62%
t Friday's
63
108%
A-O
78
78
78
27
65%
A-0
J-J
$43
83%
83'/a
83 7A
44
67'A
87%
1949
J-D
103
2
48%
1
$40
F-A
6'As
15'A
$28%
34%
$28'A
32
1931
1972
J-D
18'A
1958
1959
1919
M-S
J-J
15'A
■
13%
17%
15%
25'A
28'A
25 V4
28'A
13%
2
18'A
18
45
6
■
15
20'A
10 Va
16%
'
«.*»
20'A
16 'A
13
9%
.
Z;.:,
18'A
20 %
'
3
2%
16'A
6
2'A
16'A
J-D
■
2
$35
J-D
J-J
48
6
19
19%
15'/a
M-N
J-D
50
20'A
__
$17%
1951
1947
11'A
15 'A
25
48
$5
J-J
M-S
41
9%
10
48%
M-N
15'A
44
25
45
15
J-D
High
25
$43
3'A
519
1
3%
2%
3
111
1
3
x
a
Deferred delivery sale,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale.
y Cash sale not included in year's range, Easy
Ex-dividend,
101% 106
11
Under-the-rule sale,
Washing Machine class
June 26 at 2%.
Bonds
bid
being
§ Reported
in
and
asked
traded
prices;
no
sales being transacted during current
Abbreviations
week.
flat.
receivership.
85
J-D
A
value,
par
sale,
62%
1948
103
Low
No.
11%
1927
A5'As
97%
Sold
High
11'A
May 1927.
(State)
ARussian
Range Sine®
January 1
Bonds
Friday's
124%
84
or
A-0
Mortgage Bank of Bogota 7s
106% 111
"
47'A
100%
Week's Range
M-N
stamped
7s
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
9%
13
—1952
6'As stamped_1958
-1958
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Service—
Nov
,
110% 112%
97
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
1921
City
Alssue of
14
113% 113'A
47%
7s
Alssue
$113% 115
M-S
7s_>.
20-year
100% 104%
12
Period
April 1946
—Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
Danish
5'As
1955
Extended
5s
1953
A
105'A 108
11%
Interest
Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A20-year
103% 105%
98%
108% 108%
J-D
1961
Z
11
F-A
'
108
102% 106%
112
Z
4
Dec.
Low
6
6
Exchange
Curb
Ended
Week
107%
98'A 101'A
19
$111
York
New
54
110%
52
Friday
BONDS
21%
13
107%
102% 103'A
J-J
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
41'A
109%
98'A 101%
11
24
A
106
1
54'A
52
19
19
78'A
1954
87
19
107
$110% lll'A
99% 99 3i
J-J
1948
Orleans
10
'.20 .Z:
107% 110
80
8
109
M-N
1950
5s
Alncome 6s series A
102%
100% 101 Vs
.1947
105% 106%
)):■ 23 ;1
$ $88
M-S
1947
Debenture 5'As
New
86
65%
City Rapid Transit 5'As
Western
120% 125
J-J
F-A
1957
1951
106
■;
Z.l'Z'.'.
A-0
1948
5s
deb
23
20
$18
___
■Z ;A.
}Zj
20
18%
F-A
1956
5s
5s
Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
Conv
86
100% 101'A
101'A
A-0
.2030
82%
20
46%
2022
Gas
60
77
81%;
65'A
20
21%
1981
A
Amsterdam
130
53
1
81'A
64'A
83
6
19
1978
New
129
132
$58
A-0
.1951
118
12
46
1945
Nevada-California
$130
A-0
65%
103%
20
19
SANational Public Service 5s ctfs
series
112%
1957
5s
Service
& Light
Edison
United
105% 107%
8
46%
Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s
6s
75
108
1957
A—»
Water
AParana
Power
82
26
10
80'A
80
F-A
6s
stamped——.
Electric
Twin
104%
18%
J-D
1978
5s
Mississippi P & L 5s—
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s„_
Nebraska
96% 102%
111% 112
M-S
F-A
1955
Light 4Vis
Gas
103%
15
'
1943
1967
P & L 4Vis
ref
100
2
■
J-D
6%sII—IIIIIl945
RR 5s
Milwaukee
80
J-D
A-O
88% 100
7
102
102
"Z:
A-O
IQfiS
Minnesota
&
93'A
.j.
90
35
99%
92
J-J
1971
E
{"▼
opripc
Middle States "Petrol
1st
M-N
1948
1947
4Vis
Edison 4s
conv
Metropolitan
dc
Z
98%
92%
M-S
Radiator & Mfg—
stamped
Mengel
99
J-D
J-J
1965
—1966
2022
1969
1966
1957
Electric 6s—
Power 81
102%
102
J-D
1942
Power 3Vis
Electric
Kansas Gas &
103 %
98
98% 106%
83%
1963
Superpower 6s—
Gas (stamped)
A Jacksonville
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 3
98
22
Industries—
(Hugo)
series
6s
107% 110%
103% 104
103%
A-O
150
38
'
6s
Debenture
Iowa
•
.1937
5s__,
Power
Interstate
102
—May 1948
Corp inc
Power
Texas
United
94%
A-0
C
series
132
102%.
102
67
110% 110%
Z
A-0
1955
A 6 Vis
(Dec 1 1941 coup)
1955
A 7s
series E—.
1957
A7s
(Aug 1941 coupon)—-—1957
A7s series F
1952
A7s (July 1941 coupon)
1952
A6Vis
J-D
——May 1948
1951
Dec 1 1966
Light
&
Power
2nd
Toledo
93%
Sec-—
Power
54
101'A 102
102 'A
A-O
5s
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
7-4s 3d stamped
Certificates of deposit
1st
Idaho
105% 108%
138%
1989
debentures
gold
Standard
Tide
108% 108%
96
111% lll'A
J-D
—Jan 1949
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
6s
1966
& Pwr 3Vis_—
104'A 106'A
102
M-N
1970
6s—.—.—2022
L
6s
United
Houston Lt
12
101 'A 102 'A
J-D
F-A
6s
Debenture
92%
53
81%
-
46%
19%
19%
19%
M-N
108%
11
'
78
78
79%
71'A
104'A 104%
: 138
F-A
(stamped)-.
6s stamped—
Texas
85%
40
•
2
98%
$95
106
78
107%
106% 106%
—
106% V
M-S
1951
4s
Rys
&
P
Debenture
7-4s
89%
77
■
12
108% 108%
'■/Z
A,
J-D
J-D
J-J
Conv
93
'
•14
82
A':' 1
;
50
89%
M-S
6
$77
1971
100
90
'
■
79%
64
91'A
$96'A
92
A-O
J- J
109'A 112%
107
A-0
Power
Indiana
Stinnes
Gatineau
107% 111%
1
'
1970
4'As
D
Wyoming
AStarrett
104% 105%
%J
3
97
M-S
A-0
mtge 3s
6s
92%
96% 103%
Z!ZLi'-H-
$40
M-S
.1966
1966
13
lll'A 111'A
J-D
Spalding (A G) deb 5s
—
Standard Gas & Electric—
123'A
'
Florida Power Co 4s ser C——
97'A
87%
97'A
111 'A 111 'A
—
J-D
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3'As_
104% 106'A
Z.Z/--- Z
Mtge Bank
Residential
stamped
6s-5s
$101% 103
M-N
>1954
1954
ZZ-
A-O
1979
1952
1951
1951
1967
1970
1947
1957
1965
Coal 6s
5s
Southern California Edison 3s
Southern California Gas 3'As
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
6s
Federal Water Service 5Vis
116%
111
104% 106
$105'A 108
M-N
1952
Carolina
Southwestern
Z 86%
122
10
105
105
/
...
70
77
59
79%
123% 123%
89%
M-S
M-S ■/,
.1952
District El 5s_
60
77
93%
100% 102%
20
87%
F-A
A
106% 108
13
114'A 115
125%
69%
75
100% 101'A
77%
M-S
120
53
84'%
$70
101
32'A
104%
105% 108
$107'A 108
V.
—
J-J
—1950
1950
C
A
series
4Vis
Sheridan
6
"83'/8
20
104% 105%
,$107'A 109
.»
M-3
1949
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B
Real Estate 6s
1st
22
"!
-
series
5s
Shawinigan Water & Pwr
.-106'A
83%
1
M-N
ASchulte
117% 122
125
121
105'A 105'A
100
34
Jersey—
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s—
109'A 109'A
102
J-J
42
+32
F-A
1964
1949
-196D
ref 4Vis series D
series
5Vis
84 'A
12
106
97'A 102 %
100'A 101%
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
84%
33
84
84'A
•'
w
ref
&
1st
101% 102
"•'v
J-D
New
of
San
84'A
84'A
$121
97'A 104
101'A 102'A
101%
J-J
1961
1959
Safe Harbor Water 4'As__
85
J-D
.1958
1958
,
Power
Finland
105% 108%
15
98%
102'A
J-D
1956
88'A
83'A
843A
F-A
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s ser A
Empire
107 Va 110
2
98
J-J
1950
74'A
81%
A-0
>1956
>1956
Electrio
8
108% 109
M-N
perpetual certificates—:
Sound P & L 5Vis
6%
Southern
33As
Packing
108%
109
102% 106
108'/a 108'A
—
M-N
E
5s
10
83'A
83%
M-N
.1954
1954
Cuban Tobacco 5s
.;.Z
F-A
>1977
F
Service
Puget
City)-
Continental Gas & El 5s
Cudahy
107
106
5
Co—»
88'A
86%
'84
M-N
.1976
23As ser Q———>1976
mtge 4Vis
Gen
3
9
108
'
99% 104'/a
105
$101
88%
Z
105
52'A
50%
J-D
.1971
1971
.1969
>>>1969
mtge 3s ser P
1st ref mtge
108
105% 105%
'
'
105%
F-A
Sinking fund deb 4s
of Indiana 4s
(Bait)—
series N
ref
1st
& Pr
Gas El Lt
3'As
_
A-O
extended
Edison
Corp
South
Consol
1087/a
106
17
107% 108
V
.
,
F-A
5s_—.
1st mtge 3s
&
series
Public
13%
4
2
wi¬
100
100
100
M-S
1951
A
7s
105
:'105
A-O
1949
5Vis ;
Connecticut Lt &
Z;
A-0
Aug 1955
1948
4s
3%s B
mtge 3 Vis_
1st
83%
83%
105
J-D
;»»1952
L 5Vis
&
107% 107%
Public Service Co of Colorado—
99'A 1027/a
28
Gas
stamped
Power
100'A 104
8
,.
103'/a
103
83 3A
M-S
1969
>
;
1966
1958
__
5s
Debenture
M-N
A-0
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3V4S-1964
•
3'As
1970
Philadelphia Elec Power 5Vis
1972
Philadelphia Rapid Transit 6s
1962
4Vis
151'A 180
$176
A-O
1950
Jan
5s__,
Debenture
61
50
1 >
537 8
.£.j
1979
Potomac
117
112
&
Power
Portland
112'A 115
4116% 116%
Service
Public Service
Northern
Canada
'
1945
1968
1971
5s
5s
;
Steel
Bethlehem
10$
Z 108% 109'A
1950
6s
series B
5s
M
1st
5s
v
3'As
Central Lt & Pwr 4'As
Penn
99Vi 100
>-
Public
Oklahoma Nat Gas
105'A 108
5
; •
.
Ohio
108%
106
•.'
106% 108
106%
J-J
-1964
.72%.
.
■
Telephone of Canada—
Bell
j"
»
mtge
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Convertible
107%
114% 115'A
—
~
53 %
lll'A
108'A
14%
warrants
without
5s
22
M-S
F.)—
& Sons- (B.
Avery
12%
12%
-1955
City Elec 3'As
Atlantic
11%
11%
M-S
1949
4Vis
Light
Gas
14%
12%
12%
-1977
5Vis A
Assoc T & T deb
7%
J-J
F-A
.
5%s
deb
F-A
3s
1st
-1968
A Conv
;
.<<
y,
■.
Power
Ohio
-1950
-1948
4'As
deb
1969
8
$115
__
High
109
ICS
112
106% 107%
Co——
(Associated Gas & Elec
AConv deb 4%s__,
A Conv
53 7A
Ogden Gas 1st 5s
107%
$11%
A-0
5s—
105
J-J
series A
1st 3%s
124'% 130
24
J-J
1948
5Vis_»
Utility
Low
NO.
Northern Ind Public Service—
87
107'A 107%
2004
—1954
5s
Cont'l
107'A
Sold
High
$111
J-J
Range Since
January 1
Bonds
Friday's
or
M-N
& Gas 3%s—>1964
Elec
Westchester Ltg 4s
&
Nor
104'A 107%
,
$126% 127
•
Y
Debenture
102'A 109
86'A 106%
106% 106'A A2
106%
v
J-D
J-J
2024
4 '/2s—
Elec
Associated
87
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
101% 106%
,
:
5-
Week's Range
Friday
■v:-
Period
4
Dec.
High
'
.
Arkansas
J-J
1961
.
5
105
97%
87
97%
M-S
6s
96'A
102
5
103% 103%
debs
Pow
Low
Ended
Week
Interest
Exchange
Curb
York
New
N Y State
>—Z
debs__
s
Amer
NO.
J-J
s
3%s
January 1
High
-1950
3'As
Range Since
Sold
Co.—
debs
f
s
Bonds.
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
American
2025
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
used
above—"cod." certificates of deposit;
"cons." consolidated; "cum."
"conv," convertible; "M." mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
"wi," when issued: "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
cumulative;
voting trust certificates;
THE
2026
28
to
Dec.
4
both
Week's
Last
Corporation
Baltimore
1st
Transit
preferred
Consol
Gas Elec
Light & Power
Chemical Co
Eastern
Sugars Assoc common
„!AA
t c—1
v
Fidelity & Deposit
Mt
preferred
Amsterdam
Northern
Penna
Water
Phillips
U S
Casualty
Central
Ry_
23 %
27 Va
27 Va
2.15
$7
Nov
15
Jan
Va
Mar
129
36
Dec
16% Mar
97
National Bunk
Jan
22 Va
88
51
100
51
100
20
30%
50
Oct
51
Mar
,
Club
Nov
Nov
Jan
34.%
,,
Transit Co
4s
5s series A—_,
5s
series
Caro
Ga
:
26 V2
Apr
31 Va
42
Jan
57
May
6,000
50
Jun
65
May
2,000
101
Oct
105
Oil
Jun
Common
pt
'
34:%
sh
*
,'•
63%
66-
v t b
class
;
!6%
1st
ex
Southern &
60
61
101 Va 101
101%
6%_.—2934 1:
52%
Va
$45,000
27%
27%
27%
2,000
19
Jan
28%
Sep
A'AAv
Florida 5% —1945
73 Va
73Ve
2,000
62 Va
Jun
75
12%
;
28
to
Dec. 4
both
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS-
Alles
Fisher
&
American
Bird
Tel
Son
&
Inc
&
,
Range
Inc
Boston
&
Boston
*
:
Albany RR
7%
Jan
305
75 Va
Jun
91
2,871
19 Va
Apr
26
62%
62%
65%
541
42%
Jan
66
12%
13 %
700
10% Mar
14%
Jan
—
.100
1st pfd
Boston Personal Prop
5 Va
Jan
1 %
717
Oct
8%
17
Apr
2
1%
1%
15
11%
25
8 %
21
5
275
,
21
Preferred
16
18
3
Jan
6%
6%
25
5Va
Jun
4%
5
60
4'/a
Feb
7%
Oct
Co
Gas &
Eastern
Common
———
Fuel
5%
Oct
Ilall
%
.....———————
prior preferred——!— .100
6% preferred
.100
6%
1st
6%
5%
19 V*
380
lVa
150
—
-100
x91Va
.......
-loo
SS
-100
adjustment
Lines
5
10
26
18c
4%
Isle
Oil
Royale
Lamson
Mach
Copper
Corp
..15
:
Maine Central RR common,...;
Util
Mass
75c
Associates
v
t
I
New
Mining—A—
&
Stone
6%
Webster
Feb
6c
Jun
10c
Jun
3%
Feb
4%
Nov
75c
350
3%
2 %
70c
-
85
17c
4
300
88
555
1,395
11c
1%
Jan
3%
Dec
4%
2% Aug
May
80
■
<&
Apr
Feb
29c
Jan
5
Jan
101%
Jan
3%. Nov
Jan
Ja
Oct
29c
1,998
20c
Oct
64c
Feb
20c
59
12c
Jun
50c
Jan
77
14%
Jan
18%
Oct
*17 Vb xl7 Vb
22 74
21%
22 Va
75c
72c
90c
9%
29
33%
»
61%
61%
515
6%
668
450
34
Va
120
18%
60c
Jun
6%
Apr
3Va Apr..
22
Apr
28
May
Jun
63%
865
49
61%
62%
487
50 Va Mar
43
*
*25
61%
.25
~20c
Inc—-A—!!!_,—f
15c
7%
22C
7%
20
520
210
26
Mar
43
...
...
9%
29V4
5%
.
—5
Tunnel..——... -.1
System
9%
5%
29%
941
1,150
Nov
1% July
10
Jan
6%
Nov
29%
Nov
35% Mar
72%
Jan
63
Oct
37% May
44% Aug
15c
46c
Dec
6Va Mar
Hormel & Co
Feb
7% Nov
Houdaille-Hershey
BONDS
Maine
Hubbell
Hupp
Income
4%s
series
series
6s
Car
Motor
A
1970
39%
39%
$4,000
103%
17,000
/; 2,000
29%
V 100
>•; 9%
Jan
1274 Mill'
100
18%
Apr
3174
4
Feb
Oct
Nov
Oct
50
6%
Dec
874 Jan
374
Jan
474 Mar
14
5
5
15 Va
,
4674
4
Feb
Feb
2
Apr
Sep
77a
May
Nov
Apr
4074
Jan
Jan
43%
Nov
,;•
:
•
•
174 Aug
3
Jan
50
3% Mar
5
NOV
4
6%
Jan
100
: 383
9
11%
300
17%
>
2374
Jan
7% Mar
150
10%
150
12%
Sep
874
Nov
Sep
Nov.
1274 Aug
Apr
5%
'
1074
18
Jan
Jun
'!■ 5%
6
■4 24%
25
370
21 Va May
30
28
.50
27% Mar
32
Sep
10%
275
1174
Nov
14%...
100
,5%
25 •>!•.
"7 28
10%
B—
1 %
15
23%
11%
13% May
3574 Aug
24%
4%
9
Jan
29%
2%
22%
37 Vt
208
2%
17%
28% May
1,600
34%
41%;
'-;"4
Jail
100
7%
-
,
2974
300
:
;
Sep
50
l'a
•
3
21%
490
37^8
7%
,,
9%
.
14%
14%
1
u.
.
"l%
———10
capital—.!
400
"
,.—100
common
Independent Pneumatic Tool
v
874
8 Va
Apr
Jan
Jan
Co capital—
International
Interstate
Harvester
Power
Katz
•
$6
Co
Drug
i
:'i".
•
Ta
Printing
Lion
Co
.*
common!.:
common—
Rad
McCord
&
Mfg
4%
60%
145
274 May
54 V» Apr
74
Jan
57
4014
57
Dec
%
•
7a
,
"8%
Apr
10
8%
Feb
Oct
1
7% Aug
Feb
974
Feb
%. Apr
100
:
'.3%
T-
3
v7! 50
6%
100
6
Sep
84%
10
70
Mar
4%
1.450
6
'
4%
*>.2
.
t"
%;
•
Feb
8
95%
374 Mar
5V4
Jan
Jan
A Mar
%
Oct
150
8
Apr
117b
Jan
150
974
Feb
1274
Sep
300
71%
700
9%
12%
;
1%
1%
1%
15%
15%
15%
9%
9%
10%
650
28 Va
28%
29
2374 May
14%
14%
30
11
*■
Feb
4
Sep
%
84%
,
——*
class A
•
.390
11%
1—•
Mar
'
9%
Packing common-..——.,!--"
Liquid Carbonic common—.—,.!!—*
Corp
100
r
Loudon
Masonite
4%
3%
6%
84)4
—
Field
1674
*
capital
Marshall
25
Sep
'"f
common——.—*
L
Oil Ref'g,.Co
;
I
common
preferred
Jun
10%
;
.
$3.50
18 Vb
300
;
8VB
/.r
i'-'y
/' Kellogg Switchboard common.—
Kentucky Util 6% preferred-.—,—100
Libby McNeill & Libby common——7
Lincoln
9Va Nov
250
11%.
53%
.
preferred.—!—,,*
-
5% May
19%
37%
common..;
i
Aug
4%
—
.
Apr
1%
11%
,
Joy Manufacturing Co common.!—_.l
'•
450
,
1%
Apr
1
850
8
■
Oct
,15
Apr
A Apr
50
1%
7%
13
18%
t c_—*
*
Indiana Steel Products common——1
Inland Steel
v
{a
.
1%
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt common.
v
Junr
274 Mill¬
11% May
ie
Nov
8V2
90
12Va
Jan
28%
Oct
Apr
Feb
1674 July
Merch & Manufacturers SecClass
A
1
common—:
1%
■
cumul partic preferred—!
$2
Middle
West
Corp
Midland
United
Utilities—
■
1A 3
.100
prior lien
6 %
Chemical
.
%
common——
•A
%
3374
3474
10
10
42%
Feb
_»
A
Jim
104 %
Jan
National
common—,
I—1
'
108
Mar
National Pressure Cooker common
2
Af 474
common———, —10
2674
Ward
&
9%
! : '•
Co
common
3374
•
550
3' /
Nov
74
Nov
5%
Jan
14
Nov
Dec
Jan
14
Jan
74 Jail
,
'
A
1 tj
■A--
274
200
'
1 :t
"
#
Jun
Montgomery
Mar
2874 Mar
4V4 Nov
:
3 74 Mar
950
%
V"
"
Co
7,900
A
374 ;: :•
874 A 874
iX.
t c_!——
v
374
3
prior preferred- ...10
A..
stock
4
Dec
Nov1
2% July
100
v/ 3 !;!
prior lien—_—.!!—!!.!!.!, .100
preferred class A—!—..!—! .100 y
& Hart $1
21%
2,600
•
;
;
1%
7%
9.74
f
3
1%
10
474,';
974
;
l.ooo
174, ; ;
21%
3 74
8 74
..;
pfd.———;
conv
174
.
■;2174
,2172
,r,s
capital———
Midland
Monroe
ser
3674
100
34
—25
common
Co
Illinois Central RR
Common
Ry—
A
Jun
37a
40%
•
•
mortgage 4%%
Mass Street
Eastern
Nov
32 Va
6%
,
41%
(Harvey): Inc common——5
Illinois Brick
Miller
A:/AA''
RR—
Jan
9%
50
14
common—!—a
class
2474
'
'
&
Boston
(Geo A)
•
600
*
...
common.
8
450
! 36
"
W) -common..
2% Feb
Jan
Apr
Jun
19
3%
.
1%
common——.10
Spencer Bart common—
■
Jan
12c
1,171
Dec
Sep
1%
595
% A\: %
Inc.——
Co—....
&
10c
Nov
20c
Machinery Corp
Metal
Waldorf
100
5%
Jan
20c
-.25
cumul preferred
Utah
Nov
20c
Co
Fruit
18c
25c
—50
—.
RR
United Shoe
Aug
3 Vb
100
86
——.
(The)——Union Twist Drill.—
United
16c
275
15c
86%
Association
Torrington
Oct
2.50
Quincy Mining Co—_—
Shawmut
Oct
4
—.
Mills
Pennsylvania
Nov
12
29
Jan
.100
Old Colony RR.
Pacific
7
4% Mar
1,200
& Hartf RR. .100
York, New Haven
North Butte
2%
20% May
10
4%
2%
15c
.100
England Tel & Tel
Oct
7c
75c
3%
;
Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc—.... —1
New
Sep
26%
lie
"2%
.100
c—
95
Jan
5
■V 4%
common...... —5
(Del)
Jan
80
l;
18c
7c
4%
81%
Jan
11c
lie
Co— -10
Feb
12
:
2
x4%
—1
Co...
Hole
Feb
32%
14
Printing Co common—,—
10
Brewing capital—...1
Hibb
Jan
50%
125
27
.20
1%
Apr
18% May
1)4 Jan
104
10
Association
Group
Button
5
10
27
Hathaway Bakeries class B——...
Int'l
60
50
common
Georgian Inc 8 % class A preferred
Gillette Safety Razor Co...—....
Helvetia
92 Va
23
23
Nov
%
41
73
17/b
B
preferred
Eastern
Employers
249
18%
...
pfd series A...
preferred
65c
48
Ry common.. .100
...
Street
Mass
■'
44
36%
common
Hcilman
Associates-
4V2%
Eastern
.
(H
17a
85
3%
———————,——10
common 1
Co
Jan
Jan
6%
Transp common——5
Lakes Dr & Dock
Great
Jan
1674
24 V,
„
Foods
Gossard
12 Va
10474
.
327«
23%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common.—*
Oct
Sep
Sep
9
327'a
23%
..."
.
NOV
Apr
30
31%
3%
5
—15
3%
Corp
.
.
10
31%
:
Dec
1474
300
36%
;
Oct
21%
100
..
,
1474 Aug
71
Sep
13% Mar
350
7
Jan
10%
: loo
2%
Feb
16%
7100
,
8%
Corp common——1
Motors
'
22%
36%
%
11% July
15% Apr
365
74%
8%
—...!!vl
1
Co
'
Jun
4%
■
60
-
2%
Gillette Safety Razor common——0
31% May
V
Aug
21%
Goldblatt Bros Inc comnion...—.*.
Feb
,
12%
Apr
2
15%
.
2 9%
General Outdoor Adv common.
'
Range
Copper
2%
Auto———,.—10
Denver
General
Jan
3
1 % May
1 Va Jun
1%
!ioo
RR...—...
2
340
lOVa
,
72%
15
*
,
common..
General
Oct
11%
stamped... .100
& Hecla
1%
1%
2
Trust....... .__*
Providence
8%
1%
—'—— !.!— .100
——
&
7%
10
••
Nov
Nov
13%
-•''
Oct
Aug
21 Va
-
Util Corp
Drive
Co
General Finance
"
5% class A 1st preferred
Calumet
.100
Jan
750
8%
confmon...
General American
Feb
Va
Inc.!—.
Morse
Mfg
.Gardner
Nov
13
Household
Fuller
RR—
Maine
prior preferred...:
Boston
NOV
80
81 Va
24 Va
Elevated Ry.._1
Stamped
10% class D
9%
9%
80%
23%
Herald Traveler Corp......
..—*
Jan
2374
4
480
73%
r—
common...
National Watch: Co
Four-Wheel
Jan
81%
Boston
&
134%
23%
9 Va
37
Apr
1
1%
——
Fairbanks
3% July
Apr
—25
...
Boston
7%
101%
2,850
..100
—
Co
Airlines
Elgin
High
2% July
10
130 Va
Apr
17%
380
15'fii
—30
common J...—
Electric
Range Since January 1
..100
Edison
Boston
3
128
Co
Eastern
High
3
128%
lists
Low
30
.
3%
13%
Dodge Mfg :Corp oommon.—
Shares
—
-_100
(Alf)
&
Class A
for Week
Low
1
-
Tel.———.
Deere
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Nov
7 V»
12%
.'.''■"'I.
' ' '
'■
& Cohn common.......10
Dixie-Vortex
sales
Nov
3%
•17a
3
•!; 207'b
7 V"
cumul preferred.!—.,——100
Cunningham Drug Stores
.2%-
Exchange
inclusive, compiled from official
6774
Feb
7,
7/e May
4% May
1%
—*.
Cudahy Packing comihon..—
Decker
Nov.
conimon.
Jan
Jun
.
650
14%
Crane Co common...J—.25
Jun
%
-
800
.
12%
Anjier common—20
Oct
Dec
1174
67/o
/
-'•••2%;
;3%
Continental. Steel
Oct
Boston Slock
2
■
6%
;
.
174
34%
2%
45
,!•
4,550
,
Feb
Jan
Apr
50
20
21%
:
;i%
■■•
370
.
7%
1074
Jan
8%
••800
•
/
35 ,.>■'
20%
^
A———50
Container Corp of
Jan
Nov
28
1,350
1%
1%.'
.2
•
partic sharps v t c class B—*
preferred part shares..——50
Vtc
-
43
% May
--
300
/
- -
3:!ii
Vs';' 3 V4
35.;
•
V
-
,
Feb
Feb
May
7
16,800
11%
;l%
21
200
1%
,
•
23%
...
i
,
Feb
A
100
Nov,
1%
60
,
11%
..1
Corp..
Consumers Co—
Jan
Dec
6%
Apr
May
20
,
•
Consolidated
-A
52'/a
60
_1975
—
,
''
'■
-
5274
—.1975
—
B
& Norfolk
Georgia
1975
t»,v350
2.
34
Common
'
:
Bonds—
Baltimore
A
71
Nov
A Apr
4% May
550
8%
•>.
11%
common.——*
Consolidated Biscuit common
50
22%
;:;i-1%
,1%
common—.—25
Edison
Apr
Mar
150
1%
10
Co; common...
18
72
200
:
8%
._*•
conimon..
Utensil
Coleman Lamp & StoVe
July
30
Service Co.
Alum
Jun
417a
167b
'
,"i>
;■ v
13%
530
86
21
132215
Commonwealth
Mar
100
Mar
88
21 Vb May
495
30 Va
A —A/
29%
Jun
39
43
29 Va
•22%
Cities
150
100
"d1--
preferred A!—,!..!—,—!—;
Jan
150
5 Ta
V'%
84%
84%
July
864
A
0
July
2.65
92
*
■
26
21 Va
—2
5%
50c
com.
High
12 Vb
0
...
A
».
..
—
30
Sep
21
pfd—.100
I
preferred———
Apr
1.50
72
itf
23 Va May
19 Va
15
64
,:i
Chicago Corp common
—1
Convertible
preferred!
—i
*■
Chicago Yellow Cab capital..———*
Chrysler Corp common —....!—5.
95
150
14 Va
-11
common
Pow &;Light pfd
Cherry Burrell Corp :common_.
Dec
17
lien
Low
15'/4
70%
*
Range Since January 1
High
14%
.110
pfd
$6
Central States
Dec
Feb
5% July
24%
20
2.15
Dec
12%
Now
Serv
Weslj Util
Prior
92
common
Fidelity & Guar—
Western
23 74
..
Low
Shares
15%
common
Pub
Convertible preferred
Central & South
Nov
54%
July
Va
108
93
50
-
Nov
2
5%%
Co
■;
6
Ml
(A
Illinois
Central 111 Secur
Nov
1.80
50
....
Power
&
Packing
36
17
A
100
Co
12
Mar
9
V
45
34Va
17
!,!:,
pfd—25
com__
120
237
17Va
Apr
Jun
40
308
8
High
3.50 July
328
129
126
35%
13%
30c
1,153
i
12
6 Va
"A—
25
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
New
12
20
Monon West Penn Pub Serv T/o
54%
8
..
.
Fidelity & Guaranty Fire Corp—10
Georgia Sou & Fla 1st pfd—.—.
_100
Houston Oil
262
1.30
11
53 Va
.1
common.,..
17 Va
1.25
10Va
;
—
*
com
Low
High
16 V2
__
.
100
...
Davison
!_
.
*
vtc_
common
c
Castle
Range Since January 1
for Week
of Prices
Par
Central
Low
*
Co
t
v
Shares
Sales
Range
Sale Price
-
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
v
Foundry capital —;
—...
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Sales
Range
Par
Arundel
Exchange
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Friday
STOCKS
Monday,' December 7<, 1942
Friday
Baltimore Stock
Nov.
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
1,300
9
74 May
% Sep
200
950
23%
Oct
1%
Oct
%
Jan
34%
Apr
Dec
'
Nachraan
1948
—
C
103
1948
107
107
101
107
Nov
Springfilled
:■
common—..
Gas
Cylinder
v
!
874
V; ?.;-r
150
7
,
245
7
9
474 !
'
V 300
10
May
4
Feb
Jan
5
May
,
Mar
974
Jun
~
Standard
National
Noblitt-Sparks
Chicago Slock Exchange
Nov.
28
to Dec, 4 both inclusive,
Friday
Last
.
STOCKS—
Sale Price
Par
Abbott Laboratories common
Advanced
Alum
Castings.........
Aetna
Ball
Allied
Laboratories
Allied
Allis
Products
American
Armour
&
Asbestos
Athey
Tel
Tel
&
Co
Truss
Automatic
Wheel
Washer
Corp
&
Belmont
&
Warner
Brown
Bruce
Burd
Co
com
conv.
For footnotes
common...
3
Mar
Perfect
Poor
Co
1
Nov
Pressed Steel
Car
Dec
Process
(The)
Jan
12 8 74 13 0 74
993
102%' Apr
133% Jan
&
Quaker
A.—
10
2%
76%
150
7%
;
Apr
374 May
125
8
Apr
10 Va
Jun
674 May
43
2774
May
-
Jan
2374
Apr
Jan
8
,
Oct
16% Dec
11%
Feb
10
Oct
56
Jan
Corp
Co..—
Oats
Preferred
;•
674
72%
Co common
1
—*
.—————.—-100
2,650
2%
Sep
4
Jan
Rath
400
%
Sep
1%
Oct
%
Jan
374 Nov
200
GO
Jan
77 Va
Nov
300
12%
Jun
15
Nov
22%
576
18%
Jun
2574 Nov
45 Vu
256
36
Apr
47
Jan
22.
24 Va
Jun
15
374
6
*
174
—*
74
900
22
—
common.————.,1
common—
3
76%
44%
class B—————*
3%
■
Raytheon Mfg Co 6% : preferred!—5
72%
146
•
'
80
20%
Oct
374
50
3%
Jun
674'
475
174 " "
72%
146
50
5%
"
Jun
1 Vb
Sep
160
56
Apr
30
140
Jun
474 Feb
8%
3
73%
148
Jan
Feb
Nov
Oct
'
J,
274
3%
Oct
%
74
30
Va
Sep
%
2%
3%
1,135
2%
Jun
4Vs
Jan
9%
Packing common——
39%
10
:'
3974
150
3974
Apr
174
174
400
lJ/8
Jun
57Vb
2
Jan
OCt
Jan
3
9%
1274
5
34 Va
3
100
974
15%
16
12%
1274
5
32%
2 % July 7/
1,700
6% May
574
300
3% Mar
5%
Nov
South
385
28% May
39%
Jan
474
Spiegel,
1,050
6%
Jan
Standard
11
5%
...
—,50c
—
Stock Yards
450
14
400
3
100
574
250
2074
350
3% May
May
Jan
1% Mar
15
Jan
27%
Oct
Cummins
Roebuck
34 Va
1%
—
—
capital.—*
Serrick
19%
20
4
Feb
325
5%
Corp class B common
1
Bend Lathe Works capital——5
14
357
2074
20
60
11% May
1274
1%
20
—*
Sears
26
3
—*
1
Schwitzer
Nov
474
13%
30
Nov
12%
1%
150
16
25%
14
2%
41%
Feb
13%
474
—
2%
41%
Common
St Louis Natl
Sangamo Electric Co common
150
200
25%
.30
2031.
(The)
Circle
11% Mar
13
10
Jan
30 Va
1
5
preferred
page
Jan
9%
24%
7.
common
see
2
150
Jan
Apr
■
5
Brothers
cumul
450
49%
Apr
5
common
common
Ring
2%
37 Vb May
Jan
5
5
130
22
10 Vb
—
10
50
9%
50
'v.,-'
capital.
50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke capital—100
22%
•
common
Wire
298
%
400
RR
Pennsylvania
20 Vt
3
10
Corp
(EL)
Piston
Butler
5%
Fence &
48 74
High
100
3
10%
Xl5
909
%
1074
10
'
15%
1674
1074
.;
200
21%
74
15
A100
21%
2674
,774
—10
class
350
Co common...
Corp
Low
—
Switch
Elec
2474
3
,
——5
—100
Coal common B
preferred
!
24747
1
4
Brewing Corp
Laughlin common..
Bliss
Borg
High
6%
Penn
'
common
Radio
Range Since January 1
1074
3
Seelig Mfg class A
Aviation
Berghoff
capital.
Shares
2374
12874
j
#
..100
Peabody
for Week
24%
-
preferred—
preferred
-
5
common—.
lien
^••■: '.
—20
common.—
common—!—,
7%
Util
West
Prior
24%
•
100
common
(Delaware)
Mfg Co
Bendix
capital..
common
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Co
Bancorp,
1074';:
11%':;
'
—25
»
2%
1074
*
A
Mfg Co
Manufacturing Co
Aviation
Barlow
class
2%
*
common.
Corp
Chalmers
Range
46%
5
Bearing common.
North
Inc
200
Sales
of Prices
LOW
*
Northwest
compiled from official sales lists
Week's
Airlines
5
capital.
Industries
North American Car common—
Northwest
27
Dredging
Oil
Jan
14 Va
2% Aug
Oct
Stewart
3%
Sundstrand
19%
Jan
Apr
6% Feb
21 Va
July
of
Warner
Swift
&
Swift
International
Jan
Nov
4
Jun
33 Vb
Apr
Sep
4%
Jan
2
Jan
1%
500
1% Nov
11%
105
1074 May
26%
761
20
Apr
capital
12
July
27% Nov
1%
Nov
1%
500
774
7%
1,527
14%
15%
800
12% May
19
25
Jan
29 74
Nov
1
Feb
5
Mar
—25
capital
Feb
May
5
1%
1%
~774
15
Nov
8 74
6274
11%
25%
1
5
20
Feb
2%
26%
common—5
Jan
6 Va
23%
25
common
250
1474
4374 May
150
capital
common
4
Jail
430
"v/a
Tool
50
369
Oct
52
374
3
1174
Corp
Machine
100
7%
62%
3 74
Jun
24 Va
23%
20
Indiana
Sterling Brewers Inc
Co
2374
2
common——!—1
common—
Preferred
Standard
7%
:
Inc.,
2% Aug
4% Sep
10
capital
capital.,
Co
&
1% Aug
41
21%
21%
22
720
20
—15
27
26%
27
370
19% Mar
Sep
874 Nov
Jan
2027
T-THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number-4131
Volume 156
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
\
Sales
Week's
v.'-"1'
Friday
i • //•••••/,:.•• ./Last •-
'■
•
[ '
,**..
:
•
,
...
'/"-'
■
•
Thompson
Trane
(The;
Corp
Co
Carbide
Union
S
jU
United
U
Utah
Walgreen
Co
Williams
Dec
41
May
61%
Dec
Apr
18%
Dec
44% May
553/4
Jan
Jan
-*
46%
47%
1,085
119%
Jan
2
286
4%
//AA///
17i« 5 V*
.2» >
63 Va
.
1,350
DETROIT
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Jan
91% Mar
Oct
2%
Aug--. A-:.
Feb
5 %
5%
500
4'A Mar
5%
Nov
2%
2%
400
2% July
4
Jan
54%
50%
343
17:/;'/ '
16%
Corp
.
■
./_—0
common
•
Apr
62 V8
23/4 Mar
4%
17
Oct
450
:
8% Mar
17 Va
Detroit Stock
Jan
100
Nov
4
4
r
•
40
Last
Anaconda
Steel
Electric
New
Pure
Oil
Co
Radio Corp
Studebaker
Corp
S. Rubber Co
.U.
common—
10'"
Yellow Truck & Coach class B__—„_1
17%
2%
"
Nov
4%
23%
Nov
12=%
240
/
Motors
Nov
Goebel
Nov
Range
Nov
Nov
Ball
of Prices
•
A
V-■
/•%,'/ZZ;/;■■1 %'•
American
Baldwin
Low
Pa r
------
,
5%
Mich
■
:
High >
.
22
5%
Dec /
a,
•
Apr
6% Aug
.
'
Cincinnati
Crank/
Ball
~
Street
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Tobacco
.Dow
—-
•
25%
.
50
21%
:. 63
26 %
/;/ 401 ; :V
8
3'a
%
—0
/
S
48%
49% ;
/•
Cord—ZI-I-————10
Playing
Unlisted—
•'
Standard
25
Apr
29 3-a
10%
common—.
common.
Jan
%
Die
Oil
1 %
Oct
52%
Jan
9% May
12
9
Mar
10%
July
2%
Davis
Parke
43%
% Jan
3%
4 V4
562
3
Aug
Brands
% Mar
2 V-
Oct
Peninsular
Mtl
Prudential
Invest
Motors
Reo
Rickel
Paper
Pattern
Simplicity
Udylite common
Union
Universal
class
Aircraft
Warner
410
58c
19%
100
Range
Low
Par
Coach
Amer
City
lee
&
&
Clark Controller
2-%
27%
100
27 %
Dec
27%
Dec
iec
800
15c
23c
Jan
1%
1%
1%
'
950
200
300
3%
3%
Cliffs Iron
Cleveland
a
/
preferred-
a
25%
26 %
.
•:•;/"
60
110
10%
10%
16%
.Z
17%
Jan
10%
Nov
14%
'
Manufacturing
J.
Electric: Controller
.
Rubber
Faultless
General
i
Goodrich.
Halle
.
B
Bros
Hanna
;
&
T
32%
...
110%
Nov
455
'10
Jun
14%
Mar
17%
Nov
Electrical
Exeter
100
56c
F—
/
1
a24% a25
—;
35 %
preferred—100
35%
»
Kelly
Island Lime &
0
Tr___—
& Sessionsi._—
?j Lamson
•
35%
'•".:
■_/;/./
Nov
Jun
1%
Jan
4%
135
2 Va
Jun
4%
Dec
2
100
1%
Apr
2 Va
1%
500
.1%
Aug
2% Mar
1 Va
165
%
./
National
..National
Refining
new
_»
—
/-
.
1
Acme
33
37%
/May '
Feb
Holly
45
35%.
80
30
Aug
40
10
302
9
Feb
12
Jan
3%
Jun
5
Feb
15%
2%
2%
Prior
55 %
preferred 6%—
Tile
.
•
:%
59%
%,:
%
Z /'/•50
160
al4% al5
'
National
Patterson-Sargent
400
603
13% July /
19
v
.
/
•
Lane-Wells
Reliance
.,
,
Electric
Richman
Bros.
Standard
Oil of Ohio
Thompson
Van
Prod
Dorn
Weinberger
White
——_■/_.
Works
l3/4 May
36
:
'
3 V«
60
Jun
-V2
1%
Jan
Drug
Stores
Motor
Youngstown
*
&
10%
Feb
Los
Nov
22%
23*
743
Nov
Nordon
Nov
6%
.10
12
Jan
:
Dec
3
Jan
320
2
Feb
2%
Dec
3%
3''
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
82c
200
Jan
1.00
2
2
410
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
1%
1 %
600
1
Va
Jan
1 %
Jun
3%
;
3%
300
2 3/4
Jan
4%
Nov
,
Aug
5%
29 %
i!l% Juiy
Jan
for Week
Range
Shares
1,600
1.85
1.80
1.80
700
2.20
400
5'A
Oct
73/8
-
8
8%
A
'=
64%
6% / .6%
-
5%
5%
3% /'
'
—
500:/:
3%
25
General
Tire
&
Electric
7
Jan
6
Apr
6
6
100
al3
common—10
a28% a23%
N
Y
Ohio
Centra]
Oil
:
——10
RR
common
11
Mar
/•/,
a20
a20
a28 % a23
.•/
Co
Ltd.
&
Corp
•
common
For
footnotes
see
/._*
l_„■
...
page
2031.
-
Nov
127/
Apr
Jan
66
Nov
46%
7%
4% May
4
17%
Jun
7
Apr
23
Nov
3%
2.45 Mar
Oct
53%
64
Jun
Oct
20c
Jun
Jan
Feb
6% Oct
4'A Aug.
10c
335
Nov
385
Feb
Jan
Feb
42%
Nov
200
33A
Nov
5%
Jan
a
250
8%
6% Mar
Sep
23
202
11%
22%
Oct
30%
799
17
May
31
Nov
200
40c
Sep
55c
Nov
Jan
4%
185
3% Mar
6%'
975
5%
Electric
1
Lighting
Corp
Petroleum
preferred
4c
Oil
Corp
4c
12'A
'S
4% Oct
75
10%
a
10%
13%
a
13%
100
a46%
35
9%
Sep
12%
13%
Sep
17
Feb
6%
Oct
California
Edison
Co
Ltd—25
preferred B
5%%
80
a
Southern
preferred C
a 46%
So Calif Gas Co 6%
Southern
Pacific
Co
pfd class A
Apr
Jan
8
Nov
1.90
95C
Sep
18,450
7c
July
10c
2,000
3c
Jun
8c
634
Jan
20%
Nov
Nov
Nov
400
370
Apr
29%
70
25% Mar
30 Va
26%
10
25
Jan
28 Va
373/4
415
33% May
40
32%
562
22 Va
Apr
32%
1,550
1.15
Jun
20
34 %
Jun
288
G%
Apr
—
1.95
40
2
2
40
—
7
"
7 %
16
6% Mar
8Va
20
3%
3%
350
3
a37%
37%
50
35
15 %
1G
85
10% May
20
20
200
17C
600
a8
—
:
—
a
al7c
2 Va
100
19%
20%
1,996
29
2%
19%
29 V8
889
2 Va
Jan
3,425
373/4
25
25
25
0
6
Feb
Jan
22%
-
50
15 Va May
7%
35c.
23
22%
Co.
2
144
Mar
a26%
■
32%
Co
549
18c
25%
com—
Public Markets Inc..
200
Oct
a29%
—
common—-.1
--50
common—
0
Aeronautical
10c
12Vs
25
common
7%
1.10
10c
1
—10
common
17
7%
y~{
—1
—
21c
a21c
16 Va
10
1
Co.
—
1
Safeway Stores Inc
0
Shell Union Oil Corp
15
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A——0
Signal Pet Co of Calif
—1
Solar Aircraft Company
1
R.van
50
a
common
Steel
Steel
Jan
lc
Jun
4%
1
Corp
Investment
'
Republic
-US
8%
Nov
6%
6%
1
preferred...
—25
preferred—.——-——25
Indemnity Co.
———10
Roberts
50
a29% a29%
<•
Apr
lc
8
31%
52%c55c
:■
10c
Co
Petroleum Co
Gas
Richfield
8% Mar
25
all% al2
,
5%
310
8%
8%
30%
1st
5%%
1
5
Rubber,
Jan
42
a22%
30%
0
Company—
Aircraft
Mfg
Republic
28
160
al3
common
July
15
4 Vs '-i 4V8
4Va/;//
a22%
1
42c
Nov
%
380
a40 %
a42
10
4.500
16c
16C ;
380
•
380
315
6%
a6%
'
—
preferred————0
0
0
234
*■"■/
56
a55
& Co———
Rubber Co
/
977
22
...
—
1
Aug
470
:
20
20
Jan
75c
1.200
lc
93/4
64%
2
145 /:
7%
/<
lc
30
449
60c
8
Va May
% July
I % May
80
1.25
A 55c
—
Doc
350
%
•••'/
%
Nov
5%
225
':29a/:-
29
1.25
'■j'
Sen
3%
May
5%
—
1.25
2.20
1.35 July
3%
5%
—
10
common
High
3%
—
1
Range Since January
Low
High
——
Firestone
Oct
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
1st
Pacific
Unlisted-
Industrial Rayon common—;
47
compiled from official sales lists
Bank—100
——Z
Finance
Pacific
9%
9%
:
*
2
225
--
Corporation
Pacific
25
»
Tube.
1% Nov
426
—
Co
Angeles
Merchants
66
.50
:_
i——
Sheet
270
a26% a26%
r*./
-
.
Apr
Mar
2
3%
-1
•
10
IIV2
17%
a367/a a36%
25
Inc
Iron
22 %
.«
——
a 17%
10%
5
—
65 c
2%
—;0
Petroleum
Lincoln
Menasco
250
11
a
11
.
Dec
13 %
10
600
•
2
Corp————4
Corp
Motor Car
Pacific
_v"
class B
Ohio Brass
1% Mar
Aug
29S
95c
2%
//
Development Co
Hudson
4%g ,a,375
y.
—/
,
1 %
Jan
Mar
2
Sep
Jan
.15%'
.
'/. /
,
1
800
1%
13 %
—
Hancock Oil Co common A
52
Feb
1
1 Va
82c
0
—
common.—,
McBean
Lockheed
Cemerit/Z/-/—-/_/_*
Medusa: Portland
,
A
Goodyear Tire &
33
.
s'.,./
Co
Motors
Gladding
82
•.
Mar
Jan
%
100
l'/e
-Z.
50
-1
2
America—...
of
General Paint Corp
Sep
10.
•_*-
;
15%
45,
35%
•
■
Steamship
Jan
Mar
33
-i' :■
preferredj___—_.-%//!
A), cum
:(M
Interlake
:
-
Aug
53
11 %
12
6
1%
90c
3%
—
Products
Oil
General
44 /
14%: 14%
27
Apr
99c
—
Corp.—
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l
510
al2y4 al2V4
Co_^—//-—///-__25
Apr
19Va
5
—1
Douglas Aircraft Company—
Jan
6
53
33
0
—
R
Oct
3
1 Va
.
1
Oil Corp
—-
Creameries
Jan
1,325
32%
Jan
Jan
1%
————...5
Corp
Preferred
'
Eaton
:
1%
July
2
2
,_50c
Company-
Consolidated Steel
74% Mar
July
,1,226
-
Jan
2%
Department Store Inc——0
Chrysler
Jan
109%
Nov
1%
85c
100
2
Sale Price
Cessna Aircraft Company
Dec
11%
55
5 ;/
Sep
4%
Aug
6
Buckeye Union Oil preferred V t c_—1
7% Feb
8%
Z
60
1%
Dec
3%
99c
•
90c
common-—-——1
Oil
Consolidated
\
Feb
1 Va
60c
100
:
Doc
2% May
Jan
385
1%
2%.
13
Corp common———0
Chica
Broadway
High
5% July
145
10%
13
60
10%
Finance
Colonial
Range Since January 1
Low
al09%al09%
$4.50 preferred—..
common—/—
—Z
Cliffs Corp
10%
13
111
Bolsa
110
1 Va
300
63c
2%
4 both inclusive,
Dec.
preferred—.——
5%7<>
Sales
6V«
Sep
Angeles Stock Exchange
to
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.
Blue Diamond Corp..
—
a8%
—_u.—
Cleveland
.
6V4
a8%
—5
Body-—.—-.
Manufacturing--—
Fuel—:—Z
Elec
Apex
.
Petroleum
Barker Bros
Shares
Nov
Jan
1%
4
Inc
Accessories
Bandini
High
Feb
2 3/
July
1%
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
21V
2%
4
4% Nov
botli inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
;f
Jan
300
Friday
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Week's
17% Mar
Feb
Oct
60c
15c
:
1
Los
Nov. 28
Aircraft
Friday
'■/ / "Last
Feb
1,600
!
4
45c
1%
27%
Par
28 to Dec.
Feb
2j/3
—
STOCKS—
Nov.
65c
Jan
1
2%
1%
0
common
17%
30C
19 V4
Sep
2
1%
0
—
Aug
200
50c
1%
—
0
B
13
6
1
—____1
B
1% July
350
1,100
1%
1%
—
Screw Products common—
Wayne
Jan
14
57c
.
400
__
.
common..--—-—0
class
Cooler
Co
Jan
2
13 %
1%
3%
common——1
common.
Dist
Shirt
United
Walker &
Oct
2 V
1%
__
~
:
.
Dec
12
1%
common.....—/
common;....;.,—/.I
•
Investment
300
12
41%
2%
2
common.'—
Feb
63c
'
Tivoli Brewing common—
3%
Jan
...
(Fred'k)
Stearns
2% July
.10% Apr
May
——1
Tube class B
Standard
2%
100
1 %
common——_/_—/l
common
Nov
30%
26 W '
common
26%
'4
300
//_/:.—„0',%/
common.-
(HW)
Raisin
River
Prod
21% May
2%
common—.——*
common
225
247
15c
:
Jan
24%
1%
2%
27%
Nov
30
1
40%
.■
19%
common
Parker-Wolverine
Nov
35
1.000
2
40%
.
50c
common
Car
Aug
1
40%
18%
0
2%
0
common—
Jar.
77
765
40%
10
——-—.
Apr
30 Vb Mar
25% May
286
2
13H
Aug
15
50c
1
1 V,
common.
Abrasive
Motor
Packard
Oct
4%
Feb
Oct
Nov
1,378
2,022
1%
—
——1
common
Casting
Mid-West
Oct
Jan
2
4%
4%
3%
12
Z_
A preferred———0
class
C)
(R
Sugar
Apr
42 Va
25../
10%
10%
1
1
—1
—_10
common—
common—.—
Mar
14
Jan
78c
17%
24%
v:;
__
Steel Tube common-/—-2%
Jan
Feb
1
11% Aug
2: 54 May
3
:T%.
Silica common...
Jun
V4
y y
87
10
9%
9%:
1%
Gas
Motors
Mfg
-
,
Rolling Mil%—25
City Ice & Fuel
—
——0
General
Feb
22 %
1,122
'•/"
2%
Oct
Jan
8%
7
30%
3%
8 3/4
Nov
17
50
v
50%
29%
30%
American
Commbia
J
.
uw:
1%
7%
25
%
V 2%
U
Nov
50
8%
—_/—10
Procter & Gamble common.-—,
9%
25 VH
0
—
Nov
7%
>•:
7%
_//-.— ——0
Pumps
Preferred
5%
%*•' 6 Vb May
1% Jan
35
a
Jan
77
Feb
21
'
A
—
8!
9% Oct
Jan/ /
Nov
4%
1
2%
2%
_/—
Art
57 %
5 "4
7/A
7%
—10
———/
Kroger
Manisch ewitz
National
"7%
,/_--//*
Drug
Engle-Picher
Gibson
•5%
5%
167
.
Jan
86
Aug
a/: 374
9%
3 % Mar
2. % Jan
68
;. 44
.j
69
57%
•;59r//;%
Warehouse——l_25
'
/
A0'
Corp.
83
8 Va
————50
'
70
2%
82 Va
83
—100
——50
Cincinnati
Crosiey
2%
5
———
Cincinnati Gas & Electric pid
//—,_/—_1
Michigan
Range Since January 1
Jan/;..,:.
200
17%
—
common—10
Bearing
S)
(S
10
Michigan
19
100
4 Va
/ 1%
Michigan
25
5%
&
McClanahan
,.95
A
11%
2%
;:////
1
common—
Products
Drug
Mahon
Low
21%:
Nov
2
__
———
High
20%
Machinery—
20
——————^.—8
Laundry
Nov
.
Lakey Fdry & Mach common—-.——1
LaSalle Wines common—
_2
Shares
50c
66%
4 '/a
common
common——•—
&
Lock
Hurd
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Stove
Brewing common
Hoover
Sales
Week's
Apr
Jan
3
17%
20
General
14
15
46%
11%
Finance
25%
100
262
—
common—10
Oct
6% Mar
310
8%
45c
65
11%
—
General
.
8%
45c
65
—
—
Kingston
Last
Nov
Jan
'6%
10% Aug
Friday
••
21 %
15%
340
21
■
bcc. 4 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
'
Jan
Nav
Detroit-Michigan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
to
Nov
21
__
common.:
Edison
Kresge
Nov. 28
:
21
8%
—
common—/-——-1
Cleveland
<te
Kinsel
:
Feb
1
4%
Jan
44%
Apr
235
24%
12%
—
7%
Feb
5
3'/a Aug
13% Mar
185
5%.
Aug
3
19
'
5%
5
500
_1
Ex-Cell-O Corp common
—3
Gar Wood Industries common—_./—3
Geminer
Manufacturing class B/
1
Apr
31
382
Oct
Jan
2%
300
4 Va
common——10
Motors
Detroit
Nov
10%
Apr
13% May
2.140
43%
43
7%
6 Va
4
Continental
28 %
11% Apr'
20% July
1,575
4%
7
12%
High
6%
common——
Detroit
540
14%
13 %'
"3%
26
Jan
Jun
Low
High
Low
5
common
Consolidated Paper
Jan
3%
Forge
Drop
Oct
Oct
7%
750
*.
4:iit
4
—-1
—10
common—
'
Atlas
Oct
30%
Jun
Range Since January 1
Shares
"
Jan
Apr
6%
•'ZZZ:/-/
Par
—.—0
Burroughs Adding Machine--—__■/;/•
Burry Biscuit common--—12%c
Chrysler Corp common—/—/,—
5
Jun
750
9%
43.
5'a
—
/
Briggs Mfg
5%
250
•/■;■ 14 '
capital—25
.Standard Oil of New Jersey
Baldwin Rubber common
Jan
f
.
16%
:
4
Jan
9
173/3 May
1,020
.
26
of America common—
Republic Steel Corp common———♦
Standard Brands common—/——-/—0
67
'6111
6%
12,
16%
^
May
.
170
19%
" •
11%;
'
Oct
53/4
225
5%
16%
,
53
•21%
539
1.190
25 3b
common_--___--.il •"
capital-—
(The) common—
i°
Inc
19
12
Jan
<
G
5%
//,
capital-.;-—1*
RR
Pictures
Paramount
Pullman
—15//
Corp,—
Central
York
Jan
50
425 ;
29
•
-
•
6%
%/
6%
29 *
5%
—''
"
*
55':.
'
29 Us
Co
Nov
273A
730
53%
54%
_-——l//:
6%
Tnterlake Iron.Corp common
——*
Martin (Glenn L) Co common—-l/";
Nash-JKelvinator
43
6%
28%
3%
750
43%
■
.
common'——rr;".;.
Corp
Curtiss-Wright
General
.
Apr
22% May
1,200
,
Atchison Topeka & Santa
Bethlehem
6%
25%
V
—
Mining——
.50
Fe com—_100
Copper
6
25
Radiator k St San com.—.0
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
,
Sales
Week's
Friday
•
American
Exchange
compiled from official sales lists
28 to Dec. 4 both inclusive,
Nov.
"
Stocks—•
Unlisted
Associate
Chicago Stock Exchange
Ford Building
Jan
634
Dec
1
York Curb
New
Detroit Stock Exchange
Nov
81%
a ,*
Apr
%
4
87
10 /
2
1%
-■
500
87%
Members
York Stock Exchange
New
Dec
20%
15%-May
200
:
4%
87%
4^»
:
•
Jun
1%
75%* 77 %
•// ■;//
;
1073/a
20
19%
20
—*
247
350
1%
2
v,:
2
109% 111
J.10%
common——1
7%
Co capital-——0
7 .
capital——-J—5 /a':/'///-a
Jr >
Mach
Radio
Feb
76%
115
common-
(Wm
Zenith
10
Apr
200
Bankshares
Yates-Amer
Sep
18 %
common—--"
Woodall Industries common—2
Wriglcy
7%
58%
61%
prior preferred--—;.—----0
Oil-O-Matic common-—2.—*
Wisconsin
200
58%
preferred—_____ 100
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Doc
9
Jun
527
\
•
17%
'Westinghouse Elec & Mfg common—50
Wieboldt Stores Inc common———0
Cumul
8
76%
capital-—5
Transp
Products
Radio
76
V
common——.——
cumulative
7%
•;
7%
High
40 y»: Oct
'%
Apr'
5
200
7411,
20
common:
Lines
Air
Steel
S
capital
Carbon
<fc
Co
Gypsum
Low
30%
!•
.211
«
9
9
25
common
39 7
39%
capital//——-25
(J R) common..
-J——2
'Texas
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
■
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
14
5c
1%
15
2%
40
8 34
8%
Dec
Feb,
Oct
Oct
Nov
Oct
Dec
Jan
Jan
May
5%
Feb
July
37 Va
Nov
Jun
May
Jun
Apr
16 Va
24
17c
2%
21
Oct
Jan
Aug
Feb.
Nov
24% Mar
29%
Nov
Feb
27%
Nov
27%
27 V*
203
23
31
—
31
274
25% Mar
31
Nov
14%
15%
875
10'A
18
Nov
Jun
Jl
♦ ♦
.
Jl
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2028
Monday, December 7, 1942
other stock exchanges
Week's
Friday
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
Oil
Standard
Western Pipe &
14 Va
1,046
Apr
28¥t
Oct
5%
3,145
4
Jan
5%
Oct
14%
4,671
15%
14%
7%
-10
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
High
26%
-10
Steel Co—
Low
High
5%
5 V2
—25
Oil--—-
Consolidated
Universal
Range Since January 1
Shares
26%
26 %"
—2
Corp—.
——
California—.
of
Oil
Union
of California—
Co
Transamerica
Sales
for Week
Range.
Sale Price
STOCKS—
16
10
Apr
100
6
Apr
100
7%
16
18 ¥4
15
Apr
Oct
8 ¥2
Edward D. Jones
Oct
Dec
16
Established
Mining Stocks—
Gold
Cardinal
Gold
Zenda
5,000
lc
Nov
6c
Jan
10
3,000
lc
Aug
4c
July
Members
Sep
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stock Exchange
Nov
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile Exchange
New York Curb Exchange Associate
ale
1
Company—
lc
lc
Mining Co————1
Mining
705 Olive St., ST. LOUIS
lc
Black Mammoth Cons Mining Co-—10c
2%c
300
lc
5c
Oct
Chicago Stock Exch.
Unlisted Stocks—
Rad &
Amer
Std Sanl Corp
a
5%
100
a5%
25%
Anaconda Copper Mining
Co
—
May
180
29
Jan
a43%
Commonwealth
145
185
14 ¥2 May
10% July
8 ¥a May
13%
11 Va
Nov
a34
a33%
34
35
31
39 ¥2
Jan
a54¥a
a53%
54%
138
60%
Feb
a25%
a25%
25%
'37%
152
"5
Electric
International
Loew's
Inc
Jan
27 ¥4
Oct
54
1%
1%
200
IVa May
2 ¥2
125
8 ¥2 Mar
9%
510
ft
26%
130
17 ¥4
a6%
6%
145
al%
1%
50
Jun
Jun
6
Apr
9
Tel—,
Apr
30
Apr
34%
2¥a
Jan
6%
1,354
27%
358
44
44
125
26% May
37% Apr
13%
13%
29
10 ¥2 May
12
25 ¥4 Mar
a
6¥a Nov
34 ¥4
Nov
York
Central
RR—
North American Aviation
Packard
—
82
12
275
a9%
———.
2%
Paramount Pictures, Inc—
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pure Oil Co
34
11%
12
Inc——.
Car Co
Motor
a33%
a33Vs
Montgomery Ward & Co—*———,•—,
10
Standard Oil Co
Stone
Swift &
Corp
_*»
Jun
Apr
58%
9V4
9%
a3%
3%
50
a43y4
a42%
43 ¥4
56
6 ¥2
a514
¥2
39
•
a5%
2%
148
20%
111
31
a914
a914
9 ¥4
75
a76%
a7414
76%
195
~5
18 %
18 ¥4
24%
ft
24 ¥2
25
46%
502
(Del)*
Co*.
U. S. Steel Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc————5
73%
Jan
—10
14
13%
14
75-
14
17
17
25
May
May
17
Dec
8
Mar
Line
preferred
Bottling common———
'
1
w*.
common—-——*—5
1
'•
ft"'
45% May
4% May
55 ¥4
Machine
6%
—*
common—*—*.
—
Alum
Bonds-—
•'
'
•,
157
70% July
1%
50
IV2 Mar
American
Tel & Tel
Low
par '
—*
11%
,100
20
Preferred
25
70
64
■;
1%
Prior preferred *——*———*——ft*
Electric Storage Battery—,———*
General Motors.--—
10
■■
(N Y)
Apr
134 ¥2
Sep
16 ¥2
Jan
2¥a May
33's
Jan
49
Jun
71
5% Sep
44¥8
23%
% Feb
12¥4 Jun
20%
Apr
34 ¥2
2%
Jan
21%
Apr
3%
Dec
2V4
Jun
1%
1%
2 Va
260
-1
3%
3%
3%
1,493
Pennsylvania RR——*
1%
27 ¥2
-50
22 ¥4
22%
2,283
21%
1%
.
Apr
3
:/:
26
176
'
32%
202
14%
50
11%
Apr
16
Nov
26%
6
247 a
Apr
28%
Nov
50
25%
Apr
38
Nov
187
43 ¥s
55%
Jan
Scott Paper
37¥a
Sun Oil
Preferred
—--J—
49%
-1
%
ft
-25
•'
Improvement
213
¥2
29%
¥4
953
13%
•■/>/■ aV
98
4%
iis
120
3%
Apr
¥4 May
U Oct
•ft Mar
3%
Jan
II
Oct
July
11
9.864
102 ¥a 102%
ft- Jun
I
16 ¥8
Jan
Jun
5%
Jan
preferred—
——.ft
Mar
106%
Jan
*ift—..ft,fti.ft
.20
23
23
25
15%
Jun
24%
Oct
Westmoreland Inc —*ftft*____ftft.
-10
13%
13%
12
10 ¥4
Jan
13%
Nov
common.
,
102 %
92
Bonds—
Amer Tel &
—/
Tel 3s——
—1956
106% 106%
$500
105¥4 Mar
108
Jan
STOCKS—
Week's
■
Sale Price
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
*
!-
———
of Prices
17%
*
—±
r
5%
531
'
&
Honolulu
(A
M)_
*
—
(D L) Candy
;
Columbia Gas & Electric—
Copperweld Steel
Dusquesne Brewing
Fort Pitt
,267
Walker
;;
Jan
94
Oct
Jan
59 ¥a
Nov
69
395
13V2
128
90 ¥a
90%
90 ¥2
30
•
Vanadium
.For
footnotes
6
837
30c
900
29
82 ¥4
50
79 ¥2
3%
3%
4
290
2%
2%
2%
775
9
9
35c
35c
33
14%
1
——
1
Steel
-
30c
29
•
—
82 ¥4
10
see, page
74
•
common
Westinghouse Air Brake
654
25
Corp—,
Glass
Alloys
1%
5%
6
—
—*
preferred
States
*
7
1 Va
1%
10
—
,
6%
1
Mountain Fuel Supply
Fireproofing Corp com
Pittsburgh Brewing preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass——*.
Shamrock Oil & Gas
250
1%
12%
•
National
United
,
1%
13 ¥2
,CJ__
Bolt
40
100
McKinney Mfg
&
9¥a
9
—*
!
2031.
—•
-
C
—
—
15
81 ¥2
$400
7Va
Apr
8% July
26
Nov
77 ¥4 July
$1,000
85 ¥a Mar
B
24
Ltd——*
Ins
16% May
5
.
22% Jan
Sep
7 ¥4
6% Mar
4
7
8%
2 ¥2
Jan
9%
•
Nov
11%
Jun
.■7% July
Jan
IV4 Apr
,
Feb
1% Jan
12 ¥2
Apr
16% Jan
83
Jun
97
6% Mar
1 %
Nov
Feb
10% Nov
2
Apr
4 ¥2 Apr
30c
Sep
6 ¥8 Nov
70c
Jan
23
30
Apr
55% Feb
Jan
83% Nov
130
10
3%
1,450
10
.
Moffatt
United
Can
Co
class. B.:
6%
2,25
—
V :--
1st preferred
1st
1st
$5 div
Tel
—u-
Tel
&
—
Paraffine
Co's
common
common—*
:
Soundvlew
Pulp
common—-
Co common-—
Southern Pacific Co
•
Dec
Spring
100
*
15c
Jan
40c
Sep
Standard OH Co of California—
33
200
32
May
34Va Mar
15
200
14
May
19 ¥a
Co
Valley
preferred ser A^
Co
Ltd
Super Mold Corp capital
Thomas Allec Corp class A-,
420
88
Jan
41%
NOV
2.00
2.50 Mar
Oct
14
311
12
July
85c
85c
100
40C
Aug
9
515
8 ¥2
Nov
16 ¥4
Feb
915
31%
Jan
43 ¥a
Nov
3%
Apr
41
■
:'
4t%
4¥a
14.
10%
1,334
11
14%
14%
:
15 ¥4
1.10
6 ¥2
14
8¥a Mar:
2,375
14%
Jan
Oct
Jan
July
30
410
12%
876
50c
600
40c
51 ¥2
52
273
33
Jun
15%
15%
185
10
Mar
6%
6 ¥2
17
6
Feb
8
Jun
9
-■
30%
12
10% Apr
18
May
8¥a Mar
48c
9%
5 ¥2
Jun
9%
Nov
12 ¥a
Apr
Apr
16% Nov
3
Jan
19% July
27% Jan
.
6¥a
1.00
31
12%
5
.
5
,
8,.
2.75
2.75
810}
.'.'ft .50:;.;
.
..
100
'
8 :
i
.15
Dec
Jan
Jan
1.90 Jan
9¥a Feb
Jan
1.25 Nov
7%
31
Oct
Dec
12% Dec
.1
5 ¥»
9 ¥2
Aug
1.35
Dec
2.20 SeD
20% May
6 ¥4 May!ft r
3% May
7
175;.
920 {
;2.85
90c
Dec
July
5¥a Jan
24 ¥a
Jan
5% Oct
767.
12%
15%
4% Oct
12:.
7
52
■;
12% Aug
95c
Aug
1,250 /
Dec
55c Nov
¥4 May
.611 i
6%
14
Mar
15
90c
477
:
15
30
31
4
767
1,022 !
.
30%
Sep
446 J
"4%
16%
1.00
.6%
7
1%
100;
1.05
1.00
—
120 2
1.65
14 ¥4
.
351.!
25
4%
1.00
6¥a
325.;
•
'2%
16%
—
:
16%
2%
.
430
.
16%
'
24
Feb
Nov
Jan
2.90 Nov
15% Apr
24% Mar
24
Nov
29 ¥2
22%
29%
26%;
27 ¥a
610
|
22
Mar
27% Nov
25%
25%
148 J
21
Mar
25 ¥a
Oct
1,399
I
22
¥a Apr
34
Nov
23
|
90
Mar
101
Dec
2
¥4 Mar
72
Apr
22%
22%
29%
.27¥s
.
¥•
1,673
762 |
32%
101
3%
91 ¥2
35 ¥2
3%
118
91 -'
—
93%
1,300
32 ¥4
:
3%.
6%.
8%
6¥a
'
8%
3
210
63
1.90
10
—'
10 ¥2
6%:
3%
I
ft
304, (■
.
700 !
Jan
Dec
3%
Dec
1.50
Jan
6 ¥2
Nov
8
Apr
11
Jan
Jan
64%
Nov
31%
15%
2.10
1.20 Aug
15c
100
Dec
35 ¥2
.
8%
,
Oct
Jan
25c
Dec
f
Jan
11% May
Mar
6% Apr
237
100
3%
101
22 ¥1 Mar
10
1,156-
30% Oct
3 ¥4 May
.10 ¥2 Mar
,
Apr
5¥a Feb
16 ¥4
Oct
.16 ¥4
265 i
¥4
14%
1,436 I
12% Aug
17 ¥a
Jan
30 ¥2
30 ¥2
490
!
25% Mar
31
Nov
10 ¥»
18 ¥a
Nov
14
«
—
15%
.
14 ¥4
26%
10
.*
15 ¥2
.
70c
15%
2,168 I
4
4
4
•
70c
6%
15c
3%
16
—
237
63,
1.85
63
1.85
-
7.75)
..
'
—
.
499 J
35%
6 ¥2
"
—
.-15*
Mar
12
76% Mar
15 ¥2 Jan
386
41%
Jan
3% Nov
Sep
,
Mar
10
2,450
80 ¥4
23 ¥4
2 ¥2 Mar
100
11 Va
2.00 Jan
Aug
18% May
415
Oct
Dec
May
200
15c
5
25
10c
Dec
14
1
3
Gas
3%'.
—■---•■
*
54
;
60c
21 ¥a '
32
100
21 ¥4
May
4c
2,800
1.05
1.65
•.
50
2.35
—
—
10
5,163
4c
101
9
Cal
16% Mar
32%
5%
So
798
$4
,
—
Shell Union Oil
20 ¥2
39¥4
25
25
25
25
**"'
Pig'n Whistle preferred-*
———*
Puget Sound P & T common
*
Incorp common—**———1
R E & R Co Ltd preferred*
—100
Republic Petroleum Co common—
1
Rheem Manufacturing Co—*
— 1
Richfield Oil Corp common
*
Warrants
Jan
2.25
*-
——
Rayonier
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
Dec
35
79 ¥2
.
12 ¥4
10ft.
Pacific Pub Serv common.*——.*—*
Pac
27
Jun
9
—5
preferred
preferred—
Pacific Light Corp common-***.*
5%
Sep
Jan
25
10%
-*
Aggregates
5 ¥4
Jun
16
100
.3%
10%
common—100
common
4
264
20%
.
class AA—"
Filters
Coast
Oct
Dec
27
1.00
—
—
—
10
3%
2¥a Mar
Jan
% July
27
4c
—
7
1
Magnavox Co., Ltd—
*
1
March Calculating Machine——5
Menasco Manufacturing Co common—1
Natomas Company
*
Invest
14
Feb
54
4c
1.05
1
Oil Cons—
May
20%
20 ¥2
Libby McNeill & Libby
American
1.60
27
—
——L
Inc
103%
Apr
•
5 ¥4
5%
,
capital——10
capital——-*
G)
7% Feb
Jun
26%
*
Dec
Feb
14 ¥4
3%
—*
9
Jan
85c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Jan
10% Nov
Apr.
% Sep
85
3%
■
(R
5%
127
100
Co
Corp
710
400
1.50
14 ¥4
—
—
of Cal class A
Co
1,300
1.50
14¥4
*
common——10
Corp
3c
'101 ¥2 103
1,50
-*———25
common.—----*—2¥2
1,920
,
101%
—*
3% Aug
1% July
45
:
--—2
High
v: .8% '.'.'8%"
6%
7
r
Range Since January 1
Low
High
2.20 Oct
1.35 July
9c July
3c
Jan
6% Apr
87/a Nov
Shares
1.90
3c
3c
.80
—
Low
1.75
1.85
-1
_2o
5
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
'
-
50c
'
LeTourneau
5 ¥2%
High
Exchange
WcekV
Sale Price
Laundry
M
Oil
Class
Range Since January 1
617
8%
1
Jan
32 ¥2
91
55
81%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co common—25
'
common:
Lone Star Gas
Pitts Screw
9
360
2
1*
———
Refrac
Koppers Co preferred-.
.
80
7
1%
9¥a
5
——
9%
•
5%
1%
•
-
—10
Brewing-^
Harbison
9 ¥2
-*
—
Jan
47
82
90 ¥a
55
■
.
Byers
Clark
Dec
55
51 ¥2
15%
Honolulu Plantation Co
——20 ft/ftHunt Brothers preferred———.—--10
Langendorf United Bak class A
*
-*
F
Home
Pacific
Low
18
44
90%
1964
Mining capital—1
Mining Co common—1
Pine
Pacific
High
17¥8
5%
'
,
1
$1,300
Holly Development
Oliver
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range
Low
Par
^
Blaw-Knox Co.
Last
44
Jun
Engine.—
Edison
Hancock Oil Co.
O'Connor
compiled from official sales lists
Fricray
Oct
101
21
-Occidental Insurance Co—
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
''
Dec
4% Feb
93% July
290
Co capital—■■■/
Motors
Hawaiian
North
r
2 ¥4
10%
:'
3
25%
Cotton Mills common—100
North American
Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 both inclusive,
Dec
50
735
9%
25
24%
—
.
Westmoreland Coal
$0
2 ¥4
ft. •:
2¥4
98
44
41%
Genl Paint, Corp' common
—* /.v/ft*/;/-,
Golden State Co, Ltd
10%
Greyhound Corp common*—*—*
14%
32% Dec
Apr
Apr /A;
¥8 Mar '. V'fe.
1,038
¥a
13%
4¥a
127
430
•
%
..*.
.25
United Corp common--———.
$3 preferred
—
United Gas
37%
49
..
Tonopah Mining *———ftft*.
Transit Invest Corp common-
Nov
"
1941
Co—
Merc
General
Feb
14%
32%
.25
25
Oil
Galland
Nov
Apr
26%
.
6 ¥4
15¥a Mar
Nov
Corp-*.—-—
Diesel
Foster & Kleiser
Oct
Jun
-50
._—*—.
Nov
Dec
10
Dec
6
Fruit Corp preferred—100
Doernbecher Manufacturing Co——*
Emporium Capwell Co. common——*
Jan
4 ¥4
_50
common-
preferred
5 ¥2
6
9 ¥4
44
-'Preferred' ———*—*———80;
Jan
Reading RR
1st
Nov
100
12
130
98
ij
Di Giorgio
Jan
3%
.50
158
14 ¥2
"9%
•
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
Jan
5
l
2% May
18%
Oct
Penna Salt Manufacturing**—,
Phila Elec Pow 8 9 preferred—
158
Jan
145
Apr
13
300
Creameries of Amer Inc common—*1
43% NOV
National Power & Light
——*—.
Pennroad Corp voting trust ctfs—.
i—
Jan
9%
Apr
275
6¥a
;
Min
Amer
imp
Commonwealth
Nov
29%
332
>
2%
17
300
11
8% Sep
Jan
6V4
income*——
Central Eureka
Oct
287/a
140
3% :; 4%
.50
Lehigh Valley RR
Dec
14 ¥4
2 ¥4
v'.
Carson Hill Gold
Oct
1,145
23%
10 ¥4
6
California Packing Corp common——*
Preferred.-————*-—;-—-—50
Nov
50
183/a
42
12%
10
'
6
—„10
common;
Accessories——-—
California Ink
Nov
7 ¥2
67 ¥2
Jan
35
-
13
14 ¥4
-1
:
1st mtge 5s**_—*1959
conv
California
Jan
12%
:
97
¥
33%
*
101%
929
18
40 ¥4
common—*
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
20
1%
.
32%
41%
—
Horn & Hardart
1%
.
,20"-'
12
12%
•
Byron Jackson Co
————1#i
Calamba Sugar common———*-.20
Feb
200
65 ¥a
8
17
Feb
California Art Tile class A
12 ¥a
210
7 ■'
.
'
8
'
•
Last
High
Jan
10
40
71
6%
*
*—
320/
5
Bank of California N A———
Low
737
5
Curtis Pub Co common---—.**_*-—*
——**—.
—
Wheel Co—*
Chrysler Corp
Feb
16
26
60
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
9 ¥2
—10O
Budd
Apr
15%
.
700:
"•••'■. '.Friday,.
Bishop
Shares
2%
6
32
28
13
ft:! 15%
Oct
2
for Week
15
Dec
Dec
May
14 ¥4 Sep
4%
27%
7%
'ft'''
Sales
1,504
2%
Dec
9% Nov
16
July
7%
Anglo Calif National Bank—,
11%
15
Sep
8% May
12
100
4%
4%
101
95
100
40
San Francisco Stock
Anglo
128¥a 130 %
128%
Bankers Sec Corp preferred——-ft. -50
Budd .(E G) Mfg Co common—,
9 ¥4
16
Nov
Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Atlas
High
10%
10:
101
13
—1
common—
Oct
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Stores———————.
7% Mar
'
—
—100
—
Scullin Steel 3s
Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
'ft.
125
9 ¥4
.28
Par
American
12%
Dec
.';/.
25-year
76% Nov
77%
al%
of Prices
6¥a Nov
16
—*
common
Pub Serv class A com**——1
St L Pub Serv
Oct
22
Jan
a 76%
Sale Price
100
101
Portland Cement com—25
Aircraft
STOCKS—
6 ¥4
'•
*
common—*—*
common—ft*—————?
Blanke
Jan
420
Range
10
Jan
16 Va
a77%
Last
7 ¥4
12%
'ft
—
preferred———_100
——
,
6 ¥4
'
,
Brew
Oct
¥4 Mar
6%
Friday
•
-■
Nov
^4
Nov
46%
6%
Week's
V.
Wagner Electric common*———15
Oct
18 ¥8
17
common
Feb
34%
24%
6%
Westinghouse Elec & Manufacturing_50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc—,
I
10
Dec
Stix Baer & Fuller
6¥a NOV
24% Jan
Jun:
14
Steel
Sterling
36% July
Sep
53
Preferred
Jan
Sep
8% Mar
200
a
■
15
Scruggs-VB Inc 1st preferred—**—100
Dec
.
14
Brew
St. Louis
43% Oct
62% Mar
365
aa
8 ¥4
50
.24%
—*:—. -5
;
5
15
Bearing Metals common.*—*
Candy common—
Rice-Stix Dry Goods common**—*
St Louis Car common—*——*—10
Nov
Mar
4'%
21%
.10
-
31¥a July
39%
—
Apr
Feb
1
Electric
Missouri
Nov
9 ¥2
33%
National
20
5
,
a24%
Corp (The)
6% Mar
771
a3%
4 ¥2
Jan
Oct
Nov
National
17% Mar
44
a21%
Co
United Aircraft Corp
U S Rubber
Feb
13%
a39%
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp*.
United Air Lines Transport——.
United
2%
75
25
I*/**.*
Oil
68
506
Nov
7
4%
28 ¥b
Shoe
Meyer
Nov
62%
j—. .25
i
10%
14%
a614
-
8% Mar
50
a59%
9¥a
25
-1
Assoc
Oct
al3%
a59 %
ft—v—.
Texas Corp (The)——
Tide Water
17¥2
Jun
'5 '
93
Landis
25% Nov
50
207
4%
(New Jersey)—
Co
14% Mar
20
16%
40
Feb
35
250
Laclede
Oct
22%
;■
*
Jan
2%
9%
——
& Webster Inc—
Studebaker
13 ¥2
May
22%
Republic Steel Corp-——-——,—.
Sears, Roebuck & Co*—*——
15
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Standard Brands Inc
May
2
Range Since January 1
Low
High
.
'
50.
29%
International
Oct
10
al6%
Radio Corporation of America*—*—
12 ¥2
90
*1
———
Jun
580
2%
50
*.
6%
5
1
Hussmann-Ligonier common———
■
New
:'
29
Griesedieck-West
Mar
"
■■
29%
General Shoe common-
Feb
44%
Shares
40
*
Pepper common
Emerson
31% Oct
18
Inc.——
Dr.
39%
common
Mfg
Columbia
39%
'
Coca-Cola
Nov
5%
preferred___50
^
Chic & Sou Air
Nov
24%
27%
—-—,
Robbins
22 ¥4
115
5%
—_*—.
——
275
35
27%
**_
Corp
29 y4
3414
59
High
common
Shoe
Burkart
Nov
;'i% Nov
Investors
Common
Brown
July
29
a
American
Jan
1 ¥2
for Week
of Prices
"
ft Nov
23
,
Low
lists
Sales
Week!*
Range
.
Sale Price
Par
Oct
a26V4
-1
.
STOCKS—
Nov
9%
V4
a26%
Last
Oct
3 ¥t
Exchange
sales
Friday
Oct.
38%
22 ¥4
9%
Co„
Tel &
McKesson &
:
! 33% Mar,
2 ¥4 July
85
3%
...
Corp———,
Copper
Aug
53% Sep
a3%
Light Corp—*_„.
General Foods
Kennecott
a37 Va
Corp———
*
St. Louis Stock
Feb
50
*_——
Corp,
Curtiss-Wright
Elec Power &
18 ¥2 Mar
18%
11%
Corp**
(Del)-———. -5
Co
Postal Long Distance
Bell Teletype SL 593
Oct
12%
Southern
&
Oil
Phone
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
Oct
53
al8%
—
Corp*—
Solvents
Continental
General
Elec
&
Gas
Commercial
Oct
28 ¥4
all%
Caterpillar, Tractor Co—**,——.ft—_. __<■
ZII10
Cities Service Company—
Columbia
44%
130 ¥2
Apr
all 1/4
*
—
24
a44Va
,_5
Bethlehem Steel Corp.——
Corp
103
330
25%
—5
—-
Bendix Aviation COrp——.,
Borg-Warner
6%
Jan
185
668
25%
.
7l3
Baldwin Locomotive Works vtc
Barnsdall Oil
4¥a
.6%
al28% 130%
al28%
-,50
Co——
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry__ 100
Atlantic Refining Co (The).——
American Tel & Tel Co—
Co.
&
1922
i
147
27
1,998
.15%
70c
ft
Jun
Dec
,
6
Feb
18 ¥a Mar
175,
50
4
,
:
28 ¥4
Oct
11%
21
Jan
60c
Apr
Feb
72c
Nov
2029
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4131
Volume 156
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Last
Range
Oil
Union
Checker
Yellow
8%
Feb
Kennecott
5%
4
Jan
5%
Oct
Matson
14%
6,926
3,192
73/4
403
3,
550
73/4
175
8%
8%
1
&
M
8%
Oct
3%
Jan
Mountain
Jan
New
Dec
North
15%
12
10% May
6
8%
Apr
13
Jun
173/4
Sep
24
Oct
31
Jan
M
Tel
American
Tel_——100
&
Anaconda
Aviation
Cal
43%
198
Hill
Delcapital
of
Inc.,
Trading
Service
3
46c
50c
9%
2V2
preferred
Corp
Co
3
'9%
80c
—*
60c
150
80c v
75c
85c
Nov
Apr
11%
Jan
814
785
1.00 July
Apr
Bond
CO—
Corp
Mary Mines
Nickel
International
Feb
Sep
53/4
4%
Jun
6% Mar
4%
4%
100
4%
Dec
8%
class
Cement Co
Riverside
Schumach
Wall
Bd
of
Canada
17%
Preferred
3 %
Nov
Oct
14
4% May
Oct
Standard
6%
75
1%
359
293/8
3%
International Tel & Tel common——*
May
8%
Oct
%
£pr
2%
Nov
860
22%
Apr
30%
1,462
1.75
Oct
214
143
6
Oct
Westates
6 3A
Jan
Nov
29%
Mar
583
Oct
43 %
Dec
32%
Jan
May
1.55
Nov
244
44% Jun
55%
Jan
200
2.10 July
3%
Jan
8c
Apr
24%
8,500
47%
2.20
80c
;
60c
800
1.00
Mar
4c
424
6c
90c
Oct
Jan
5
Apr
30%
220
24%
1.55
6c
95c
1
Preferred
Mar
3
261
2.20
Feb
25
136
4%
43%
6c
—1
common
Feb
23
Jan
29%
a 46%
•
:
common——5
Sugar Co
Petroleum
Oct
20%
15
24%
Nov
Apr
684
1.50
1.55
4%
16
Nov
20%
4%
Nov
9%
391
43
N
United States Steel common
Utah-Idaho
Nov
30%
of
25%
6% May
9%
29%
:
*
J———25
United Aircraft Corp common
5
U S Petroleum Co———J——-1
Oil
Oct
17
140
18
Jun
19
327
20%
25
preferred
Jan
4
25% July
480
28
6
6
•'
6%
■/
9%
Standard Brands Inc—:
6%
28
*
4%
*•
Socony-Vacuum Oil capital
—
15
So Calif Edison Ltd common————25
16 ft
2.85
1
*
A
common————
2% Aug
<
Oct
1% Mar
1% Sep
'
2%
a28%
:
100
13%
11% Mar
1%'
5
2%
100
1%
—l
'
Feb
275
a6%
Corp
Share' Co—__
Electric
General
Idaho
&
Dec
2
330
a 6%
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Elec
16%
310
53/4
313
7
Oct
Feb
9 % Mar
4%
:: 274
"
Oil
14
10
13%
Cons
3%
15
•
6%
59
167
,
4%
Utah
15%
3%
_10
common—
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y__
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
30c
1,765
93/4
4%
10%
13%
Republic Steel Corp common
52% Oct
Apr
Dec
*
Radio
Jan
;
Jan
10%
Pennsylvania RR ————————50
Corp of America—;————*
NOV
Jan
Oct
13%
1%
29%
2% May
Jan
May
10
22%
28 V4
•
Nov
2.60
12 %
1%
1%
—1
Mines.—.
Apr
29%
170
3
46c
—3
1
Sullivan-—-
&
43%
31%
a22%
Park
Nov
May
2314 May
327
——luy
2%
Nov
24
245
25%
2%
6%
674
29%
a25
Corp
Pac
Cities
128 "A 130 %
a
16%
129%
33/4
104%
a29
Co.,
Bunker
'■
Apr
7% May
"
410
13
16 %
Ltd
Apr
8
■
—14
Atchison Top & Santa Fe
&
6
Copper Mining———50
American Viscose Corp
Blair
a6
8%
12%
Co
Co
Sugar
Nov
1.40 May
115
common——10
Sugar
Packard
'■;
■"<:' 'v--."':.'.
Sntry---^-.--—
St
&
Rad
Am
10%
common.,———-10
American
Oahu
10c
24%
580
a9%
.
Mar
Apr
600
12
May
5c
342
1.75
Co—;
——20
Motor Co common————*
North
24
11%
12
Aviation———.—— 1
American
20
Jan
36%
2,000
34%
a33 %
City
York
27% May
189
8C
1.75
Copper——.——5c
Central RR capital—-—*
335
23
6c
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jun
27%
23
6c
High
Low
High
a26%
1
Cons—
Oct
Mar
Onomea
Unlisted—
M
&
May
130
15,%
Navigation Co
6
1.95
96
28
J
Low
Par
.
common.——*
——_*
Copper Corp
10
? 10
15%
28
1———50
ser
10%
14
3
common—
Co
Cab
Jun
7%
14%
Co
Equipment
8
7%
-25
Oil———10
California
of
Co
_1
Preferred
-I————-5
Western Dept Stores 7% preferred—25
Western Pipe & Steel Co
——10
Victor
510
5%
5%
Consolidated
Universal
9%
3
Corp———2
Transamerlca
1'
High
9
Oil common—10
Water Associated
Range Since January 1
Shares
'
Low
hm
low
Par
Tide
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Trice
STOCKS—
Last
for Week
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Oct
1.10
Sep
CANADIAN MARKETS —Listed and Unlisted
Friday
Montreal Slock Exchange
■Nov. 28
'"'
Dec.
to
Range
/V.,:/
for Week
Shares
Range
STOCKS—
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Alberta
Pacific
Grain
Preferred
1
Bathurst
Power
&
common
Paper A
T
L
Class
Gold
Bulolo
Dredging
Canada Cement
Preferred
15
50
13% Aug
17%
Jan
13
Canadian
7%
Canadian
Jan
Sep
102
Sep
20
.96
70
91%
20
112
16%
931
"■
Preferred
4% Mar
7%
Nov
27
27
147
130
130
10
17
%•'V 25
130
'
—
17
.!
Corp
&
Nov
Dec
8%
5
125
Jun
5%
7,528
8'%
.(
:
Nov
115
95
Jan
20%
Oct
24
13
470
10
July
117
150
112
Mar
Dec
97%
345
2
150
Mar
Jan
15%
117
Aug
152% May
Jan
7%
8%
2,501
6 %
Jan
9 Vs
Jan
5%
5%
975
4
Jun
6
Oct
5%
5%
210
3%. Feb
89
89
71
71
45
.
,
85
500
>
.
50c
200
6
285
2%
50
22%
50
Foundation Co of Canada—..*
15%
7%
20%
i Oct
15
7%
17
12
July
475
5
Jan
50c
Dec
Jan
3%
Jan
27
V-
19%
Feb
y
16
Jan
8
5%
preferred
Preferred
Gypsum,
Hamilton
—*
.
_._*
—
,
45
63
1,960
5
Apr
common..
British
Oil Co Ltd
Columbia Packers
Canada
84
Aug
92
Jan
2
Feb
5
Nov
4%
4%
1,965
2%
Apr?
4%
Dec
4%
5%
1,690
2%
Feb
5%
Dec
8.25
8.20
11
'i
Bay Mining——.;
Industrial
i:1
Bronze
Preferred
•
common..——*
Power
Preferred
Preferred
Ltd
Legare
Lindsay
(C W)
;
100
/
18
7
Jan
Jan
93%
Oct
Apr
28
Jan
7% Mar
10%
Nov
9%
12%
6%
6%
10
V
Jun
Apr
■/
Jan
Jan
7
Apr
11%
Dec
Apr
12
Jan
20
Feb
29
Apr
11% Mar
;•
23;.:' Sep
36
Jan
16%
Dec
110
2
Aug
6
91
41
87
Jun
91
20
570
15% Aug
20
10
115
July
13
25
8
Jun
8
8
15
8
Feb.
Jan
..
9
7
7
:
Jan
100
22
1,425
•
V
-
13
118
;
v
—
Sep
10%
14
Oct
6
6
91
8
120
16%
-
5.80
1,445
22
32%
14%
20
commonl._*
1.550
11%
11
21%
(John A.)
preferred
40
7
7
32
.j._—_____—100
& Sons Ltd
Lang
997
32Vs
16'%
—
Lake of the Woods Milling common—_•
/
11%
11 ?;■:
r
6
..100
—
1,886
22
4---——i.—■ 44..-.—25
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
1,095
10%
11
common—„
.International Nickel of Canada com.."7;'
,
26
11
11%
Corp..—
Acceptance
110
97%
10%
10%
4—£1
International
220
25%
_•
Imperial Oil Ltd
—_•
-Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
Preferred
■C';
11%
97%
100
Preferred
Hudson
580
8.25
'
118 -V-;
50
7
5%
118
13 V
Dec
Nov
Dec
Jun
Dec
Aug
Oct
'
•
i_—.—4.....4%
McColl-Frontenac Oil —L..—;____*
5%
Mont iiight Heat & Power Cons.23%
Montreal Telegraph
^..'...40
•
4%
Massey-Harris
•
Montreal
•
Tramways
National
i
Steel
Car
Wire
Niagara
Weaving.,
Noranda Mines Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Ltd
Penmans
-
Corp of
Price
5%
,
Bros
&
Ltd
Co
preferred
St
Lawrence
25%'
26
31
32%
400
14
15 %
180
10
2,041
>
60
.
1,055
Apr
21
Dec
21%
Oct
26
Jan
29
Apr
34
Jan
Sep
17%
Feb
12
52
Jan
22
;_l
Jan
5%
*
8%
40%
35%
Oct
22
485
11%
Sep
42
170
36
Oct
7
'
•
7
200
5
Jun
5%
5'%
145
3
Mar
8%
1,630
6
Sep
11
Jan
5
54
Nov
70
Feb
235
11
Apr
13%
Nov
103
Nov
106%
2
8
58
13
13%
103
13%
common......—1.50
58
105 %
120
1.50
1,615
1.40
1.00 Aug
1
Consolidated
Div
Paper
Farmer Candy Shops
Ford
Motor
Fraser
of Canada
trust
$1
*
see
page
2031.
*
—
11.
10%
--
————
preferred—2.
High
75c
May
Mar
Nov
7
Jan
Sen
109
Jan
111%
Aug
118
1.50
Apr
3%
80
9%
13
Jan
110%
Nov
9%
Jan
17%
Mar
13%
13
32
Jan
37
Feb
85
May
Nov'
Dec
Mar
108 %
Nov
1.45
Apr
1.00 Aug
25%
31
Oct
7%
6% Mar
127%
161
Oct
45c
Apr
1.00
Apr
90c
Jan
Dec
Jan
Nov
1.25'Jun
Jun
2%
Jan
Nov
20%
July
75
Jan
17
Apr
106
Jun
2%
105% Mar
3% July
.
21
Jan
27
15c
Nov
20c
July
Jun
Feb
2%
Dec
5% Mar
6%
Nov
1.90
Aldermac Copper Corp
Aug
Jan
Francoeur
Gold
Mines
Gold
6
Shore
Mines
Ltd
Mines Ltd
7
Sep
13%
Jan
Nov
10
Apr
O'Brien
—
Malartic Goldfields
8%
Gold
Mines
——
Ltd
12%
21%
Dec
3%
Dec
20%
Dec
12
Jan
Aug
8c 8%c
i'nno
19
"./'-..r.
1/2C
—
—
—
:
--
4.50
--
'
--
50c
49
,
^
;
1/2C
3c
i-*4
66c
66c
3.25 3.25
29c
20c
4.50 4.50
99.75
2-l9 2^9
1.b.° l/l°
50c
50c
13%
90c
Dec
50c
Sep
1.50
2
1.10
Dec
2%
Dec
3%
Nov
July
Apr
10
5 % May
11%
■
Feb
Nov
16
Sep
Jan
Feb
3%
Nov
3%
Apr
10%
Dec
10%
Apr
14
1.75 Mar
.
1.00 July
•v
Dec
1.00 July
11%
15%
Nov
75c
Apr
75c
Apr
13
•
Jan
Apr
17
39%
Apr
45
2
Mar
Oct
4%
Apr
3%
Dec
Feb
Jun
33% Mar
6
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
2
Nov
2
Nov
Jan
103%
-
4
Feb
Dec
'222
1 %c
3c
2UU
I99
200
2uu
'222
100
150
8
^22
8,600
Q
2
Apr
40
Jun
50 %
Jan
18%. Mar
19%
Feb
7%c July
19
^
245
1UU
48%
Jan
Nov
Apr
100
A
49
4
Aug
4
10
—
.
1
1
1 ;
1
*'
2U
4-.
2
4
2
—
-
^
A
-r
Ltd—
Mines Ltd.
Nov
90c
5
32
32
;
Mines Ltd——
Gold
8 %
30
1
Central Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd-1.00
East Malartic Mines Ltd
1
Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
1.00
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
—*
Beaufor
Nov
7% Aug
910
40
Feb
1.50
May
7%
5
0
Dec
25%
2% Mar
448
,
Jan
14 % Mar
150
—
*
Ltd
Dec
2
6%
15
-V/., 10
27
225
23
Apr
7
_10
.
Oct
Oct
85c
865
'<-8
108
2%
3%
8
15/2 -
3%
June
Nov
Mar
20
iuu
25
2%
I0V2
1.65
871
!!!
3'%
8
15 /2
—
15c
Apr
17%
'5
l.iu
1.10
3V2
lc
1,0^2
11%
\ ?n
,
w
*
Dec
13
:
Range Since January 1
50c
..100
50
^3%
11%
21%
^
IVz- 3% ,.5
2° 20 %
■
10% 10%
* /
7
12
■
1.50
8/2
21%
*
—
5%
Macassa
footnotes
/—
■
Dec
—
3%
Securities
cumulative
16%
For
lists
sales
30
3%
11%
—
.
common——*
Mines—
Feb
; *
Jan
1,720
1.50
8%
Inc..—1
Ltd A—.;
23
20
—.—
Aviation Ltd—..:—.
Power Corp 6%
2nd preferred..
50 .
Provincial Transport Co.—
w
Quebec Tel & Power Corp class A—*
Sarnia Bridge Co Ltd class B_
Southern Canada Power 6% pfd
100
United Securities Ltd—._
100
Walker-Gooderham & Worts (H) com.*
12%
50
153%
5,074
Noorduyn
1,716
160
2%
—
16%
8'/a
6'%
15c
-.
16
8%
Sep
750
670
100
3%
3%
Class A preferred——..——
~~
J
10
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5% pfd
^^.100
14
13%
14
Melchers Distilleries Ltd..
*.'/•;
-7
/-OO 1.00
Mitchell, Robert Co Ltd
——*.
15%
15% 15%
Montreal Refrig & Storage vot trust..*
<5c
75c 75c
$3 cumulative preferred..
-*
1"
1"
17
Moore
Corp Ltd———r—41%
; 42
30
8V2
Apr
116
1,200
21% 23%
-23
23%
Corp..
*
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A—*
International Utilities Corp class A—*
Lake St John Power & Paper——*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co.
—*
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common—*
Hydro-Electric
Shawinigan Water & Power........16
—
Ltd
—
Colleries
Hillcrest
Lake
.1*
-
15c
2%
2%
3%
Companies
Voting
Jan
Canada
--
Aircraft Ltd
43
of
3%
23
2%
6%
15c
2%
Ltd.—
*
7% preferred—100
tFanny
Fleet
Jun
Sons, common
85c
1.25
15c
—
Paper Co
Dairies Ltd
24 %
&
23
15c
2%
....20
Preferred
Donnacona
160
Williams
common...—
Eastern
30
(H)
—
*
Sec
Woollens
Dominion
30
Sherwin
—
Engineering Works Ltd—*
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co7—*
Kerr Addison
Simon
class A
Corp Ltd
—
Jan
St Lawrence Paper preferred——100
7%'V
152
7%
151
35c
1.25
3%
22
-—
—5
—*
Preferred
15%
*
:
&
Oct
12
—
Electric Corp Ltd——...*
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common—*
City Gas
8%
__50
214
273%
306
683
10
2,399
360
103
18
825
440
75
56
200
10
85
90
75
75
107% 107%
1.25
1.25
27% 28 %
1.25
28
7%
152
—-
-
-
385
preferred...—
—
17c
Corp
Power
Northern
12
A
Feb
Jan
Oct
160
9%
17%
17
16%
37
9%
16%
17
14%
36%
16%
37
7—
pfd. 100
Canada Wire & Cable 6%% pfd —100
Canadian Breweries Ltd common.—*
Preferred
*
Canadian General Investments Ltd—*
Canadian Industries, Ltd., class B——*
Canadian
Marconi
Co—
.1
Canadian Power & Paper Inv 5% pfd.®
.Canadian Vickers Ltd common
—*
Preferred
100
Can
11%
Class
Apr
152
1,006
100
10
Jan
48
39%
21
preferred.........100
Corp
Jan
"
'
41
;j
Power
Saguenay
Dec
24%
21
21
——.100
Quebec Power
23%
Apr
20
25
21
40
common.
Mar
2,947
23%
23%
—
Canada..
2% May
Dec
22%
_:__*
Development L__
Power
Oct
6%
15%
—
i.
2.551
4%
32%
'
...z._*
common.:
commoni—
Placer
•
_*
6%
2%- Apr
23%
21
common—.——•
Corp
5%
1,538
26
.100
Breweries
National
,
4%
101
116
1.60
,
11.0% llO'/a
_L
—
17%:
Ltd
Canada Malting Co
Dominion
25
IV/2
Mines
Ltd—
Sugar Co
Dominion
&
—
*
*
*
*
Corp
Power
American
■
100
1st pfd——
Beatty Bros 6%
Dominion
32
5
150
188
1,695
95%
116
1.60
Nov
5
—5
Gold
v;
90
Howard Smith Paper common——*
/Hollinger
7
■//.,
5
—
5%
100
Ltd.
Aluminium
Dec
80
Apr
7
90
90
...4%
Lime & Alabastine
Bridge
80
6%
6%
,100
common.......
75%
—
common——."
—
(Charles)
Gurd
—4——il00
——;
Wares
Steel
General
Jun
Sep
2,855
*
6% cumulative preferred———100
Bathurst Power & Paper Co Ltd "B".a
—
Consolidated
8
12
Dec
Feb
.
Jan
/J 6
Nov
160
Jan
6
Apr
15%
15%
Gatineau Power common—_———_*
30c
15%
15%
.
82
2% July
22%
'
Nov
•
2% May
2%
—
89%
Apr
5%
50c-
.—
1
Nov
Aug
3%
:.
,
5%
Aug
66
90
:
5
4%
5
.
65c
4%
Beauharnois
23%
151
Oct
Jan
Low
60c
—
5%
British
97%
151
Sep
Oct
60
Sep
Shares
100
preferred
6%
Dec
23
12%
.
High
Low
common—*
& Paper
Power
Jan
97%
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
89
—_i.*
Abitibi
39
21% Mar
3%
21 %
Sales
for Week
Week's
Last
Par
27
32% Aug
602
Nov
8%
..
5%
•
———*
Corp
8%
Jan
567
37
27
Prod—....
Electric class A
Players Canadian
%
4%
27
4—
„—
Heating
4
Mar
5%
v-
.—.100
Dairies —
Electrolux
Mar
3
8%
„*
——-
3
935
36%
151
—25
common..
—
1,595
114
...—...100
———
Textile
Dec
231/4
4%
7%
'
Tar & Chemical common—*
Preferred
Jan
4%
8
——100
Dominion
15
102 % Mar
July
4%
8
100
B
Jun
100
v
STOCKS—
V/Vr Y
Mar
4
36%
Ltd..
Nov
17
145
23 %
23
23 %
130
42
100
100
.
23
Friday
Jun
Mar
15%
126
inclusive, compiled from official
28 to Dec. 4 both
Nov.
.
27
21% Mar
120
—
46
19
21
Oct
3%
Montreal Curb Market
Nov
27 %
Stores
Dr.vden Paper
Dec
21% Mar
—27
common.
•
115
118
125
126
__
Canada—..——100
Royal Bank of
Dec
Apr
475
25
—
Nova
Dec
33
27 % May
649
Steel
Dominion
25%
475
7%
100
common
Coal
330
27%
4%
&
30%
•
Bank
i'
127
Commerce
.
15
Dec
NOV
47
Dec
.% 8%
30 %
5% Mar
..100
of
Montreal--.-—----—.——100
Scotia (Bank of)
1—
—100
of
Bank
„
Dec
4 %
10% Oct
880
12
128
127%
143
222
Nov
25
Apr
5% Mar
55
Feb
128
127
143
222
Jun
1.75
85c
".
Nov
7%
.———100
———
1,307
33
'
31
,
Glass
8%
12
—
Banks—
80c
675
73
5
,
Jun
Apr
2,778
3
20
60
Jun
70
Jan
7%
Apr
27%
Investment
.
4
7%
Dominion
Famous
Jan
5
27*4
Dominion
English
12
Oct
Bridge ——23%
preferred
—.25
13
Dominion
Enamel
Mar
3%
93%
.
»
Dominion Coai
Eastern
5
375
—————————*
Preferred
Dominion
400
4%
8%
common.———1UJ
Seagrams
13% May
11%
30
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Distillers
Jan
33
Pacific Railway
Plow
.
•
Class B———
Canadian
11%
4%
8%
com.™.*
Canadian Industrial Alcohol class A„*
Cockshutt
185
25
—
Foreign
Canadian
_*
common
Cottons
Canadian
Nov
2.00
13%
7
50
preferred
Converters
Canadienne
12%
-
common—————*
(Banque Nationale).,—100
Ltd
Zellers
225
3%
2%
19
60
12
—
2-5
10%
63%
Feb
Mar
Nov
Nov
Mar
Feb
July
110
2%
3
20
High
9
58
65
1.75
12
3
35
25
55
100
2
4%
46%
4V8
46
3%
0
———
Dec
Apr
4%
—
—*
Preferred
100
Woods Manufacturing preferred——100
Dec
May
25
——
Winnipeg Electric class A_—
Class B
!
Jan
1.00
—
*
—-—-—*
Corp.
Cotton
13 %
22%
0
———.100
common—..—..
...
Steel
United
Wabasso
150%
303
2
2
Preferred
;
,
—
-
Brothers
Tooke
Jan
6%
18
6% ir 7
—
*
—
235
11%
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Celanese
124% Aug
8,963
20
.
Preferred
Jan
13 %
4%
100
Canadian Bronze common.......;
Canadian
14 %
233
143
10% Aug
22%
-
13%
Corp——_*
Steamship common
preferred
participating
990
13%
11%
—.
Power
Canada
7%
Dec
141
2
___•
—_
class A
Northern
Canada
I
——
Canada Forgings
5%
22
5.00
—
common.
Apr
16% Aug
22%
;_——*
Building Products class A.
9%
7% Nov
719
13%
*
———
Dec
15
143
•
B
35 %
May
200
13%
100
P
&
Dec
8
Columbia Power Corp class A.*
British
1.10
.
22
/
„
•
Telephone Co of Canada
Brazilian
23
10
35%
Sep
21
21%
*
»,
25c
225
8
•
.
1.10
35%
__
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
1.10
———*
common
Breweries
Low
*
—
Corp
Associated
Bell
A—
—
Algoma Steel
Asbestos
class
Shares
—
January 1
Low
10
61
66
1.75
25
10
61
66
1.75
—
of Canada
Co
Preferred
for Week
Last
•
Steel
Range Since
High
Low
Power—————*
common—.—*
1
-25
Canada
Southern
Sales
Week's
Friday
..
z,
Par
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
both
4
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
16 %c
l%c
2c
3c
Mar
5c
Jan
73c
Oct
32c
Feb
2.40
15c
Jan
Dec
May
Oct
Oct
2.24
66c
3.25
41c
Jan
Dec
Dec
Jan
Dec
2.90
Oct
4.50
6.60
Oct1
11%
1.42
Oct
2.80^Jan
1.00
Oct
2.22
36c
Oct
75c
Jan
Jan
Feb
:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2030
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Mines—(Continued)
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
High
2.40
2.40
850
1
80c
80c
900
46c
Oct.
Ltd-,—_
-1
Consolidated
High
General
1.31
Jan
God's Lake Mines Ltd
2,225
60c
Aug
87c
Jan
4,110
25c
Oct
49c
Jan
Gold
60c
60c
1,750
38c
Oct
65c
Jan
Golden
1.69
1.69
100
1
83c
83c
500
...
60c
1.25
2.20
1.18
Jan
Preferred
V t
Oil
Home
Ltd
Co
*
Ltd
Co
Oil
40c
July
44c
Dec
Great
100
15c
Apr
23c
Dec
Gunnar
2.25
2.40
°
—
200
23c
2.50
3.175
1,500
23c
Homestead Oil & Gas Ltd—————1
Royalite
44c
23c
2%c. 2%e
0
1
20%
20%
20%
2.05 July
2.70
Jan
2c
16%
179
20%
West
Saddlery
Gold
Hallnor
Dec
Mines
28
to
Dec.
4
both
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS-
of Prices
Par
Abitibi
Power
$%
<fc
Paper common-—*'
preferred
Ajax
Oil
Gas—
&
Aldermac
Ltd
Algoma
Corp_
——
Aunor
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Bank
Bank
of
Bank
of Toronto
Bread
Bathurst
.Class
Bear
&
Paper class
&
A
Corp
Mines
British
Dominion
103
10
Feb
102
103
1.47
145
145
10
125
222
222
5
212
Oct ;
215
215
20
215
Dec
2
12
Apr
•
18%
8'Ac
8%C
21
10
10'A
Sep
14%
2c
Dec
2c
9%C
14,000
65C
2,200
12
12
250
HO'/k 110%
90
2'Ac
_1
6 'A
110
10
208
110'A
110'/a
150%
10C
5
8c
15,000
7c
7'Ac
29,200
7.00
7.00
300
4.40
Oct
9.30
Jan
5,540
6%
Jan
13'A
Dec
4'Ac Mar
2'A
Apr
23
Oct
32'A
6c
Mar
12 %c
Jun
5c
Oct
32'Ac Jan
827
13
165
18
May
22'A
9
Juiy
29
Apr
38c
36c
39c
14,850
21 %c
Oct
61C
4%c
4%c
4,200
4c
1.41
1.35
1.45
3,200
91c
3c
3c
3c
3,000
lc
Mar
——*
13
18
Apr
Mines-——0
preferred
8
8
8%
75
21%
22
45
21'A
8%
8%
9
40
8'A
142;
1.10
1.16
1,925
80c
21c
8,850
11c
Canada
—*
2%.
2%
__>*
4%
4'A
4%
_100
94
93
94
——
—
,
Canada
Malting
•Canada
Co
Northern
cl A
*
20
18 %
Steamship
36
37
7
6%
7
78%
79
8%
8'A
8%
30'A
30
class
-
A—,
*.
Breweries
Preferred
Canadian
Class
common———*
A
_20
——*
-
Foundry
Canadian
Gen
Indus
*
Canadian'oil
Canadian
Co
Gold
Mines—
coihmon
Pacific
—
20'A
Nov
37'A
270
968
347
Consolidated
Denison Nickle
Distillers
Dome
Mines
Corp-Segrams
Foundries
Dominion Steel
Dominion
Dom
&
40
&
Crest
Eastern
Gold
Famous
Sep
5
Jun
45c
Oct
8
790
8%
—,—J
21c
1,500
18c
1,048
43c
10
172
589
5%
5%
370
1.60
75
8
8'A
200
0
11'A
11%
6'A
6'A
65c
63c
11%
6'A
65c
25
12
4,585
25
5
5
5
50
•*
3.40
3.20
3.40
2,200
*
16
16
22%
21
22%
265
3'A
3%
3'A
823
5%
*
preferred
100
page
2031.
29
"
Oils
Mines.—— 1
;
2,000
92
10
50
t
'•31
Pacific
Oils
32c
4'A
3'A
Page Hersey Tubes Ltd.—
20c
1.50
2,95
74c
•
Nov
8'A Dec
Corp
Pressed
Sep
Jun
Power
Sep
20c
Sep
92
Nov
65
Mar
Jun
20c
May
1.40
Jan
.May
29'Ac
Jun
24
Dec
Jan
Sep
45
158
Apr
178 >
Jan
20
Dec
25
Dec
Jun
34%
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
15c
15c
1,600
14c
Oct
25c
1.80
;
East
of
Oil
100
50c
53c
30c
-
2% July
34c
Oct
17,450
A
36c
12'Ac
14c
3%
3'A
-
20c
3%C
6'Ac Feb
100
2%
90c
Jan
38c
Jan
10c
Jun
113
16c
4%
Jan
May
Apr
4'Ac
52,000
2c
May
21c
1,400
20c
Dec
21c
50
85
Oct
103%
50c
57 c
3l'Ac
Oct
85c
Jan
-15c
16c
3,700
10c
Nov
19c
Jun
4,000
41c
Oct
50c
15'Ac.
72c
6,67V
A
•
1.55
1.62
2,795
1.29
4,375
5 'A
•5»A*
5%
5 60
55c
','A--
,
Nov
86 »A
1.17
1
Nov
Sep
3%
86
72c
L—
Oct
Jan
2.00
•20c
A-""
:Ar„
—0
Oct
103%
129,000
1.17
i—
Sep
5c
6,750
—
Dec
1.80
30
3 V2
4'Ac
82C
'A
125
1,000
1.00
98c
:
2%
4%c May
Dec
Jan
1.35
Jan
Oct
2.35
Jan
Oct
2.20
Jan
Apr
5%
Dec
30c
Oct
bid
Jan
.,4
'4
100
3
Aug
4%
1.60
22.026
97c
Oct
3.20
Jan
4c
6c
2,000
4c
Sep
6c
Aug
2'Ac
2'Ac
l'Ac Nov
3c
Sep
125
127
2,500
A 16
21
150
v
Mines.^————1
1.47
127
v
A1.50
America..!——i.—•.1
Dome
20
21
321
16
Sep
21
Dec
150
150
100
135
July
150
Nov
25
10
May
15
Jan
■
Aii
—A„———*•
A-
1.80
3'A-
'; 3'A
Mining Co...-.,....—-.-----.0
Roche Long Lac Gold Mines—1
Royal Bank of Canada-—_i—
-100
Industries
A.
"
1.55
Mining
Metals
Russell
Jail
90c
A I3%c
Quemont
Royalite
52
Sep
—1
Canada
of
Jan
Oct
60c
72
'
1.04
36
4,061
-
Jun
1,545
C;—A-l
B
85c
3,197
^—^.1.60
of
6'Ac Mar
preferred-.-—-100
115
Sep
155
Feb
Jan
Jan
Dec
191
15%
s
St
Lawrence
River
7,860
1.15
Oct
2 >05
l'Ac
l'Ac
2.500
%c
Jun
2%c
Jar
18'Ac
19c
3,700
9c
19c
Jun
15%
16'A
115
12'A Mar
16'A
64c
70c
18,299
57c
Sep
97c
Jan
8
8
125
6
Apr
8
Nov
3 Ve
3 '/8
30
1
Jun
78
78
78'A
A -65
.65
May.
Mines—34c
S4c
37c
1,450
25c
Oct
49c
Jan
13'Ac
Mines..——1
Apr
Oct
1.60
Dec
Sladen-Malartic Mines
8'A
Dec
Slave
4c
Jan
Standard
2.30
Jan
Standard
Dec
Feb
6'A
70c
Dec
Nov
Sep
17
July
Gold
Petroleum
of
:
Coal
Lake
Gold
Dec
Sturgeon
3%
Nov
20%
Dec
Sullivan
42'Ac
Jan
Bylvanite
14'A Mar
12c
80
Oct
Apr
8
Dec
Apr
80
Nov
Dec
9
Dec
Gold
Gold
Tamblyn Ltd
Mines,
—•—
Ltd_:
common-
Canadian
Oil-
Jan
14c
Apr
20C
Nov
12
Nov
—
20c
15
1.00
800
40c
Oct
5'A
100
4
Mai-
61
30
57
Mar
63%
67
1.68
2 'A
—
66
1.55
,
1:64
2 'A
50
370
■
74,750
9% July
1.00
Dec
5% "Nov
Jun
65
Nov
70%
87c
Jun
1.96
Jan
3
Nov
3%
Sep
1%
Jan
Jan
1
14,000
Al
8c
8c.
9c
1,200
0
1.40
1.40
1.45
500
59c
60c
1,200
39c
Oct
1.16
1.16
1.25
3,400
98c
Oct
1.98
Jan
10'A
10
10'A
46
8'A May
11 %
Jan
-1.74
1.65
1.75
8,510
2.34
Jan
95c
95c
940
•
Al
—r°
—A!
—5
Va '
Va
Mines——.1
Tteck-Hughes Gold Mines—1_*
Texas
Jan
6c
60
60
66%
,
100
Mines—— ~
Consolidated
25
Mines———0
Sudbury Basin Mines
River
•
*
—'
-
Beach
22'A
Sep
34c
Apr
5'A-
,
Dec
Nov
Oct
10'A
900
Nov
lc
20c
—J—__A
May
4,000
4,500
90
80c
'
common--———*
Preferred
27c
2'Ac
3 %
10'A
-A
com—0
—•—*—__:.0
^
Canada
26c
2'Ac
26c
0
—
Materials
&
•
-—
Chemical
Paving
—u
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines——I
Sterling
!
A_1
__——
Mines——
Preferred
Straw
•
_L_-.——,—___.—.100
Gold
Steel Co
—v.0
—
6%
July
Jan
65c
Power!.—
9 'A
13
Mar
preferred—:.—8
&
Gold
Dairies
Jun
Lake
AAA-
11
1.70
A~
19c
Simpsons class B.
Preferred
11
AA>
1.65
Jan
Mar
,
1.65
Mar
Oct
-
1
Water
Sherritt-Gordon
Silverwoods
Siscoe
50 '
Mining———!
Gold
Feb
21'A Nov
class A_A—
Corp
Gold Mines Ltd-*—
Jan
Jan
9
Oct
13c
75c
9C
*
Mines
Mines
Gold
Preston
,
Gold
Gold
Premier
Jan
5'A
47/a
Nov
40%-
75c
105
Mines Ltd--——'-0
Porcupine
Pioneer
Feb
3.60
70
Aug
4
85c
100
105
Pickle-Crow
Feb
2'A
Dec
llC
Mar
90
29,500
85c
8'Ac
Perron Gold Mines.:
2.25 Aug
15
Oct
15
5
Apr
2
110
8'AC
39%
51c
'
——A—.1.
Petroleums
32'A
8c
Ai
j
Jan
Mar
!%c Aug
6'A
'
Oct
6%c
1,735
■/
9c
Minesj——
i.-l
& Debenture-A_i——.50
Nov
39
6% Mar
10
3c
1,300
85C
.J——''A--
8%
132
3,200
25
20c
•
1.30
Aug
1,706
220
1.20
18c
—
Mines—
Omega Gold
10'Ac Jan
May
8
100
1.00
1.80
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd-A—a—;_1 \
Feb
21c
9
56
preferred———_l5
Sep
Jun
20%
9
500
Vv
4
39%
■'
15
Jan
80
——
5c
65
Pamour
27c
May
73c
J.m
92
Jan
10'A
914 Sep
1614 Apr
6'A
1.04
18c
46c
92c
Mar
4
Oct
1.12
_:
Oil
Gold
Okalta
Nov
Oct
7
19%
7%
—
see
O'Brien
9'A Aug
Aug
20'Ac
20'A
*
0
Rights
For footnotes
Star
Southwest
6,500
35,300
:.
4'A
July
10 %
95c
Jan
10c
Mining
Shawinigan
1.15
l
Mines
Dec
Jan
21
131
Dec
45%
43c
8,984
:
Dec
7c
Oct
5c
3
6'A
Dec
Apr
28
Nov
1
Gold
32'A
109
2% May
5
18'A
*
Francoeur
9 Va
67c
14
2%c
735
10c
IOC
Senator Rouyn, Ltd———a_————1"
1.60
64c
65c
Dec
4% "Dec
33
1.000
602
Dec
5%
435
7c
42
25
27
*
6'A
7C
170
285
733
—
6
40%
20
27
935
Apr
170
Sand
21
10'A
25
Jun
8'A
2,930
42
common.—j—
6c
20
14
100
;
—
Cafeterias
Sep
7%
13'A
39
2'Ac
8'/b
20
14
250
1,000
90
Apr
43'A
3'Ac
60
10%
2'A
41
San Antonio
1.910
4%
3% May
43'A
Jan
~
l'A Mar
2,576
4,768
19% Mar
17 %c
3'Ac
Gatineau Power common
Oct
Dec
6.023
20
Nov
3c
A
Oct
July
Jan
4%
125
9c
1.09
...
Sep
7
10'A
3,200
60
20%
l
Canada class
Jan
7%
•:
Dec
Jan
%
4
Jan
2.22
Nov
5
65
7,000
--
35
24
26'A
17%
6 'A
1.68
59 c
Oct
27C
117
3%c
r-r4 '
Mar
1.00
65
10c 11'Ac
1.09
——
5'A
68c
3'Ac
Mines
1.30
44c
21c
0
Mines
36c
65c
.
,r„l
,1
4'Ac
9%
-
68C
Oct
30c
6
Nickel Corp.—-—A———— 1
10
160
82o
38,388
99,000
26c
Loan
25
18,050
8.856
59C
1.71
-
Dec
1
com—0
Aircraft
of
common—
A
Muirheads
Jan
1.45
53c
1.58
22%
Ontario
5,919
24,193
1.32
57C
24
27JA Nov
8%
70c
Jan
26c
40c
62c
Jan
2.85
1.40
Ltd.——*
2.51
Jan
23%
Oct
1
July
62c
25%
Sep
6,975
1.37
*
Power
3
55c
Nov
17'A
*
&
15
2.51
,68c
19
preferred..—100
Heat
Jan
-
Corp
Class
Feb
Light
1,065
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Co
Dec
Knitting
Porcupine Mines..—'
8
Fleet
Ford
Monarch
Moneta
27'A Nov
12%
Jan
150
a-—1
4'A
*
.
Ltd
Mines..—
Nickel
Players
:
7
2,100
Dec
1.35
^preferred—100
Mar
Oct
60 %c
Oct
8
1.58
Canada—————*
of
Containers
21'A Mar
20c
9%
Oct
60c
Nov
10'A
Nov
Dec
38c
9,100
273
Empire
6'A
15
18,250
90c
2.19
Northern
9 'A
8
83c-
Mines——i———1
Oils
Jan
Jan
18'A
Mines.—.—-—0
4
_25
,,
Products
Falconbridge
Corp
Modern
Oct
8c
10%
20'A
'
& ' Aircraft—A——-—0
13
-Equitable Life Insurance
Gold
Oct
57'Ac 60'Ac
'
Graham
54
May
20
—1
Ottawa -..Car
147
Thedtres
Eldorado
Mines—-
Ontario
18'A
_
Oil—
Steel
Lake
47
Jan
2.03
Northern
4% Mar
Dec
4.15
18'A
North
22
Jan
18
Oct
2.10
22
Sep
12
jun
2.80
*■'8
30'A Jan
8
Oct
14%
*
Sep
142
—
Eastern Malartic
Eastern
Mining
Model
87
6.35
50
600
,
Mercury Mills Ltd common——A-"-—'-*
Jan
7
1,570
18
3.60
20
Nov
17%
Worsteds
9.75
Feb
18
4'A
15
12%
Preferred
East
55c
2.51
—
.
9.40
3'A
215
37
com
July
7%
Dec
25
Steel
59c
47/a
Apr
36
;
Oct
4%
190
115
class B
Stores
Woollens
-u«»
11c
preferred
31c
*
;
8
——100
-
Coal
Dominion
3,700
—•
common
205
116
,•
50c
common--—0
15
36 7A
common
Jan
42c
Oct
3.50
_1
190
5
—
Dominion
Red
Apr
—100
Mines——
Dominion Bank
' ''
•
^
—1.
25c
62c
Apr
5%.
*
—
Dec
Oct
9.50
_i
A—i.
140
12%
8
(8%
——
4.65
Nov
Oct
^
39c
'
Smelting—..
Nov
16
2.85
Oct
Aug
Consumers Gas (Toronto),.
Davies Petroleum
8 A
10
Oct
6c
0
Jan
Oct
31c
16
100
—
29%c
6%
17'AC
25'A
20c
Ltd———
Oct
18'A
common.-—^
100
20
20c
Bakeries
8c
11'A Mar
2,000
Corp Ltd-—-——-*
75c
Canada Mines..'—:
Oct
Mines
Milling
Normetal
2
,
500
85c
Mines—
Noranda Mines
100
Consolidated
Leaf
Jan
2%
Coniaurum
Gardens
Feb
2%
_
1,747
13,590
59c
15
a—.•—*
•—
16
29'A
S, 51,075
0
Fields—
57
48'A
11,200
Co
15
12'Ac 12'AC
National Steel Car);Corp—iA-A-——_032
Naybob Gold Mines, Ltd—I—.—^—1
8c
•Nipissing Mines
_•
5
85c
10,500
Plow
983
18c
Dec
7c
Commonwealth Petroleum
32%
51c
Dec
80c
_1
Apr
Jan
Nov
4.65
87/a
73c
Mines—,
Feb
36'A
May
9%
4.25
30'A
5'Ac
Gold
92
48'Ac
Feb
5'A
74c
Research
—I—A.—___r
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
Chromium Mines & Smelt———.—*
Aug
105
_•.!
190
40c,
31c
8
25 'A Mar
6'Ac
Willans
Lake Gold
154
35
*
Chemical
Aug
44c
—
Leaf
Dec
1.20
21c
Jmy
l
Mines— —.
Oct
5
85
preferred—————25
Gold
McVittie
9% May
4'A May
74% May
Pat
Cockshutt
Dec
Jun
16
Porcupine Mines——.—1
Cochenour
8'A
1% July
3%
Central
Wines
12c
95
31%
Shops——L3
McColl Frontenac Oil common—
May
.23 'A
32
120
*
Jan
195
Mines-——4—il
—
Red
Moore
260
Ry—25
Gold
B
Sep
..
12%
1.600
18c-
1
McKenzie
7% May
Central
Chateau-Gai
Ltd
Mines, Ltd.———
Aug
.
Canadian, Malartic
Gold
115
"•
Feb
9'A Jun
6'A Mar
12
.
Jan
Nov
3c
119
'
8%
204
10%
17
Jan
7%
'
Oct
380
106
27'A
4'A
Dec
7% Mar
.
500
Apr
27%
—
6
145
25
9 'A
103
27
A—*
com
-
Jan
50c
Pacalta
Co Ltd
Locomotive
Jan
*8%
9
Montreal
160
-
28'A
Nov
4.25
Ltd——L——1
Candy
Oct
1,163
-
Jan
Apr
6
52
Feb
27
;
21%
6C
Jan
27
"
20c
6c
3
20
Electric-——-—--50
Alcohol
Canadian
Dock-——
Mines,
53
7%'
Oct
52
5
28
7%
6
12c
8
McDougall-Segur Exploration
——0
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines———,
-.5
85
10'A
15
Dec
90
0
Mining—^
Mines
128
9'A
945
6
Apr
21%
29c
Bay Mines—*———LI
Gold
102
2 7'A
common-
Canadian Dredge &
Canada-—-
Secord
Oct
125
10'A
■
25
——.
of
Cadillac
Sep
20
-w
26
Feb
6%C
Jan
9'A
32
,
Gold Mines————_1
Shore
90
120
■
common—*
Preferred
Celanese
Co
Dufault
71
27 'A
*•';
,
L*.
'
class
B
Canadian
,l„>,
—
Canadian Car &
12 'A c
124
128
1,600
2.70
.A
Nov
16
29c
16
—1
j._.
Preferred
'
Canners
Petroleum———— •
53
Canadian Bank of Commerce———100
Canadian
16c
July
2c
235
Jan
87'A
L—
90
Preferred
Feb
325
'•
Jan
Jun
14
TO.50
Oct
8,000
6
,
Dec
20c
Oct
2.07
14.905
"
15
9
;
common—-—*
Mines
Massey-Harris
Jan
470
,
30'A
common
Cable
&
*
—_50
Wire
-
'
'
Nickel
15
20
36%
*
A*
Preferred
Canada
170
930
"V
104% 104%
*
Ltd
Power——.
.Packers
Canada
Can
—-
Cycle & Motors preferred—100
Canada Foundries & Forging
Canada
-
«
6
•
—
100
14
i
Apr
common—
—
7c
Aug
18C
Jan
2.80
Dec
0
2.55
2'Ac
21'A
25'A
',V
—
A———*
common
————
McWatters
—
Metal
——
3'Ac Nov
Nov
Canada Cement common
Preferred
Sep
21%
Caigary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—i—*
Oil Ltd—.
;
1
Bread
11'A
*
Calmont
Canada
825
Oct
preferred---*
—"
•-*
„_100
14'Ac
Jan
4'Va c .Jun
,
9'A Mar
5.75
345
Jan'
Mar
Mines———*
2nd
————
Dec
"55c
Oct
7c
Oct
Dec
78
■
10 'A : 11 'A
Dec
88,800
—
2c
Dec
5'A
Oct
10
3.545
11'A
Maple
17%
23'A
Gold
1st
2,27
18'A
1-
Dec
3.00
*
Oct
l'Ac
20
8.40
••
May
26c
1,152
13
8.05"
2.42
_V
—
10c
13
•
Jun
Jun
73
44
Maple
22'A
Gold
—,
10c
—
2'A
3,487
Malartic
22
13%
1,000
158
Madsen
16%
12%
15
8.05
Mines, Ltd.
———1
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines——1
22 %
Ankerite
Mills
0
—-
Macassa
23
Canadian
Steel
15
15
10%
Class
Feb
22%
•—
500
155
Leitch
0
*
6,860
3c
10'A
Dec
125
7'Ac
17%
52c
3c
—
—.1
—
Legare Co Ltd
1
Bunding Products Ltd
46c
47c
1
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Loblaw Groceterias class A—
—*
.
——1
%c
Landed Banking & Loan.————100
Jan
4
26,900
4
25
13'A
5
10Va
Laura
Jan-
10C
11%
78
47k
2%c
2'A July
1.30 Mar
Lapa
Nov
Aug
25
—♦
—;
A—
78
•
Lake
Oct
3%
13
6.81Q
—
of the Woods Milling common—0'
Lamaque Gold Mines
—*
Dec
Mar.
123
7c
500
5%
2»A Mar
7'Ac July
8,500
4%
Mar
VA Aug
2,222
2.40
Lake
Dec
Feb
76
142
8%C
—
4%
2%c
2.30
5'A
——
——————
Oil—
Lake
'
class
B
Kerr-Addison
Jan
12
Aug
102
141
87kc
9%c
94c
Oct
46'AC Oct
110
—1
Oil
'4
1%'C
2c '
—
26
Kirkland Lake Gold
Dec
65c
142
*
Oil
4%
r
100
Gas
&
Kirkland-Hudson
Feb
80
Buffaio
Linen
Jan
13
Buffalo
Cadwell
Nov
9%c
Aug
Jan
2c
6 'Ac
•
———•
Power
*
—1
Mines.—
.
'
—
—100
——
Jan
•
class A-w-A.— a—_—■' '•
Kelvinator
Jun
255
;
2c
LlOVa
'*
Feb
Jan
13c
International
Feb
274 'A
Sep
5c
7,000
188
13
'
'■>,
Nov
28
International
Dec
7%c
5l'A
Oct
—
16c
Preferred
Jan
8c
18%
39
24
preferred
Mines—
International
Dec
Oct
8c
76
Oct
"
Oct
18%
Dec
Apr
25
.
10'Ac
4'Ac Jan
3c
,
67
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
Inspiration Mining & Develop
—1
Jan
75c
12
Broulan Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Brown Oil Corp
:
.Burlington
Class
Jun
1,500
Light & Pwr.com—*
American
Columbia
%
Nov
lc
2,500
31%
18,060
Imperial Bank of Canada
Apr
2.65
8,950
50
Ltd-:
British
55c
Oct
8c
-
1
common
Mines
British
9
Jun
1.26
l
Mines,
July
1.65
1.20
1
Ltd
Gold
4c
8
34c
50
26
26
9%c IOV4C
preferred———50
—;
il
_i
Imperial
1614c Mar
7 %c
—*
——
Brazilian Traction
Dec
Dec
67
167a
Bay Mining & Smelting—_„_*
Hudson
Dec
1.J7
■——i——100
—
14c
1.'50
37
7'Ac
—100
——
preferred
Ribbon
3%c
.
;
Telephone of Canada-—
Bidgood Kirkiand Gold Mines
Bonetal
600
103
0
Bell
Braiorne
20
8,100
——
Radium
preferred
Bobjo
8
48c
2.25
3%C
50
—
———
Preferred
Sep
8
-100
—
preferred
Exploration
Blue
7c
42c
-———100
—
Beattie Gold Mines—j——
2nd
5,300
2.25
—100
Beatty Bros class A-——
1st
8'Ac
48c
Mining Corp Ltd——®
Pow
B
Apr
2.25
—1"
Scotia—
Nova
Metals
May
21%
300
Oct
67
,21%
Gold
Jason
Montreal—:
Base
Aug
75c
275
4%c
Oct
——————
Oil
Hunts Ltd
"
1
Ltd--—
Mines
Barker's
9c
980
37
8c
Proprietary—100
Bagamac
of
14c
1.50
0
Wiborg
Jan
May
11
Dew
Howey
Mar
7
34
8 %C
——
&
75c
Nov
3%
lc
20
Mines——
Oil-
Honey
High
4,000
179
*
Gold
Gold
Homestead
Sep
45c
10c
Anglo-Canadian Oil —_—a—;
0
Anglo Huronian Ltd
0
Ashley Gold Mining——_—1
Ault
25
1,455
37
*
Corp—-—————
Steel
50c
5%
95c
0
common
—100
Copper
50c
5 %
1
Grain
Preferred
Lot*
2'Ac
14
& Dauch Paper——
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines—5
Range Since January 1
High
4%
-r-
100
—
Pacific
Alberta
Low
Rock
Home
Shares
2'Ac
•
2'A
Hinde
for Week
Range
Sale Pric«
Apr
10V2C
51%
Hasaga Gold Mine
Highwood-Scarcee Oils
Sales
Jan
11'Ac
Oct
51
_1
Theatres
Harker
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
20c
Oct
2'Ac
2'A
Bridge
Hard
Nov.
May
6'Ac
67k Dec
13'A
Ltd
Hamilton
Exchange
9c
2,300
21,000
—
Mines—
Hamilton
Toronto Stock
30,500
2%c
•
Aug
2'A
common—*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Halliwell Gold Mines.—:
—i
Pen
6'Ac Apr
Aug
50
vtc
Paper
preferred——
42c.
Co Ltd—
12c
8'Ac
5
———
—
Lakes
c
High
2'Ac
67
Mining
Low
50
8'Ac
—
—
——
Range Since January 1
6%
9'Ac
12c,
———1
Gate
Great
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd„,
—*
—
———1
Mines.
Shares
High
6%
2%c
Eagle
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
6%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common—_*
Jan
Oct
50c
Oct
Sale Price
,
—
-il
Oils-
Oil
Wares—
Goldale Mines
40c
_1
Upper Canada Mares Ltd
Damousie
Steel
Range
Par
.
Jan
66c
40c
1
f.
•
3.00
65c
1
Ltd
Mines
Gold Mines Ltd
Teck Hughes
Low
2.00 Mar
38c
Mines Ltd-
Gold
Siscoe
Sullivan
Low
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Par
f
Cons
Friday
.
Range Since January 1
Ltd—_1
Gold Dredging
Perron Gold Mines Ltd-.-,
Pato
Listed and Unlisted
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS—
-
Monday, December 7, 1942
■
,
—
•
'A
7c
1.05
1.18
76c
Dec
Oct
Oct
Oct
Aug
13 %c Mar
1.70
65c
Jun
Jun
•
•'/
Tip
Tailors
Preferred
Class
.
;
United Steel
.
—
Mar
Aug
84 Va Mar
Investors Fund C
1.029
23c
Jun
50c
Jan
lc
Apr
7c
Dec
Series
B-i——
10%
Jan
Scries
B-2
;
7c
6
%
4'/a Aug
1,260
Mar
Series
40
2% Mar
3% July
Scries
3c
6c
Dec
Series
3%
4Va
2,625
2% Mar
4Va July
Series
76c
83c
Apr
3.50
2,658
3.00
Nov
49
378
49
48%.
'
1,435
>
4.80
■
Westons
Ltd
Preferred
40
1814
Apr
800
1.00
Sep
32
38 Va
10 V,
10%
92
3.00
Class B
*
314.
3
2%
,_100
20
—
Preferred
—
,
Wright-Hargreaves
Ymir
Yankee
York
Knitting
Jan
2
VaC Dec
5.16
€
75.07
76.60
30.77
31.40
6.80
7.48
_10o
.3
Oct
Mutual
Oct
Nation-Wide
6
2.35
2.35
2.50
8,5.10
1.80
Oct
2.90
Jan
6'/2c
9,200
234c
Apr
6 V2 c
Dec
(Md)
3%
3 Va
20
3 Vi
Dec
Feb
7.97
Selected
.99
5.46
5.72
6.30
3.47
28
Exchange-Curb Section
3.85
'
;A '•'•
,/4;
y •;
;\t.
.•
Coast
■
••
"
•
V-'.'-v-T •
••
Consolidated
deHavilland
Dominion
class
A
Oil
&
878
1.10
3,986
Aug
3%
Jan
2%
125
2
Dec
4
65.
65
65
5
50
Mar
69
5%
5%
,100
5%
Oct
7
Apr
22 Vi
23
60
20'4
Oct
80c
77c
77c
—0
24
.Sep
Jan
3c
Jun
Vic Nov
14c
Selections
Osisko
Lake
Pawnee
Pend
Mines—
Kirkland
Oreille
Vic
1.10
.1
;
_
26,550
Vic
2,000
1.07
1
Gold
14c
1.15
l%c
500
3,615
4
9c
—.1
Mines-
2 Vic
2 Vic
_«
•
—
Vic
Friday
equipment
Series
—
C
—
1.19
13.05
14.39
—1
43c
65c
—10
10'A
11%
—
Banking
'. Investment
Corporations
6.76
5.58
6.15
A Blair
&
7.59
Dec
%
c
1.75
Oils
8.35
AFirst
Boston
Jan
Co
Corp
Jan
Aug
V2c
85c
—
New York Bank Stocks
of
Bank
Manhattan
Co
Bid
t
' Y
V-' A'A.
•
Par
Aetna
Casual & Surety
Bid
26
27%
26%
28Vy4
_
'
Aetna
Life
Agricultural
64'/2
10
20%
22%
American
Equitable.
5
American
of Newark
2Vi
American
Re-Insurance
Reserve.—
American
American
9%
521a
—10
Surety
25
.4
Fire
Merchant
Merch
14V4
&
10%
,54%
.
National Liberty
American
—
Bankers & Shippers.
Boston
_u„.25
Fire
City of
National
19%
14 Vi
27%
15%
Connecticut General Lite
10
York
North
20%
!—10
Hampshire Fire
New
29%
Federal
68%
Franklin
—5
25%
-
ft 44 Va
General Reinsurance Corp..—.5
42 V2
Gibraltar Fire & Marine.——10 ft : 14%
i
Glens Falls Fire—
Republic
.
120%
U S
Fire—.
Insur CO of North
America—10
.
55
—100
415
Bid
1964-1944...:
30%
3V4s
47%
3s
81%
Westchester Fire—
...
31%
AAmerex
Holding Corp
14'A
15%
1
2.45
2.68
American Business Shares-
American
Assoc
Foreign
Stand
Oil
6.73
2.02
10
,
Investing.,10c
Shares—.*.2
.
11.41
10.42
•
4%
2.21
v
:?
5%
10.01
10.76
1,
A 2 Vi
-3'A
5
4 Va
—10
2.97
1
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.
First
Industrial
Nat Investing—
A Common
Fiscal Fund Inc—
Jan.
3s
Ask
1,
1,
May
1956-1946..—
-,
Basic
*—*■***.*——.,
preferred
-"A6%
Industry Shares
Fund
Boston
Bullock
Fund
13.71
5
19.87
21.48
—1
11.00
12.06
Ltd.* —.1
2.60
3.20
„•
24.06
25.87
Ltd
Macy
A 1.51
4.00
5.14
10c
Fund
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund
Christiana
Securities
Preferred
—1
,
100
com.
100
—
-.1
Commonwealth Invest
—1
Investment Trust-
Consol
AA
Capital Corp..
•
25.37
,27.49
General Investors Trust
1
3.91
4.21
4.67
3.90
6.01
" 5.04
5.30
5.14
mod—
^
Cram
&
Forster
.ACommon
|
B
Chemical
3.66
31c
15,
1943.—.
Dec
15,
1943
Mar 15,
1944
Jun
15,
1944
15.
1944-
Sep
5.62
6.19
RR
2.75
1?47
:—1961
107'A
109
127
Bid
107%
109 V2
128%
A«k
106
Southern Natural Gas Pipe
S'western Pub Serv
109
103
T-H 0
105%
1$5%
101%
101%
105%
106
Line
5s 1972——
1957—
Wisconsin Pwr & Lgt 3'As,
106%
104%
3lAs 1971
1971
,ce
15,
1944—
1945—
4.05
32ds of a point
Maturity—
Int. Rate Bid
tMar 15, 1945—-—— 1%^ 100.1
JDec. 15, 1945—
%-y
99
TMar 13, 1946
1 %
99.4
TDec 15, 1946
1-2 <0 100
Certificates of Indebtedness— , _
t%s Feb. 1, 1943
b0.38
T0.65s May 1,1943
b0.54
t%s Aug 1, 1943
—
b0.69
t%s Nov 1, 1943
b0.80
point represent one or more
Bid
100
100.2
100.12
100.15
100.26
100.23
100.12
100.29
99.19
100.14
Ask
100.2
100.5
100.14
100.17
100.28
100.25
100.14
101
99.21
100.16
Ask
100.3
99.2
99.6
100.2
0.33'c
0.51%
0.67 'r
0.78
3.04
3.67
Mar
15,
%%
1
%
%%
%%
2.78
26 y2
24%
118
25%
shares—
Equipment shares..
...
Steel shares
'
—
Utility
—
3.05
3.80
15.61
1
Rates
—
16.23
AHuron
Income
1
Holding Corp.
Foundation
Fund
4.40
Bid
3
T((
Dec.
1.21
Incorporated Investors
5
Independence Trust Shares——♦
xl3.84
1.80
14.88
5.00
1.07
Institutional
Dec.
1.32
Aviation
Securities
Jan. 27,
0.25%
1942
0.25 "n
30, 1942
b0.375
0.25%
1943—
b0.375
0.30%
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
1943—
b0.375
0 32%
Group shares——
15.92
16.92
Bank Group shares—
1
9.45
10.04
Insurance Group shares—
10.57
75c
♦No
11.59
68c
1.03
1.13
6
Cash
par
value,
sale—not
bonds are
s
Odd lot sales,
in range for
included
subject to all Federal taxes.
b Yield
year,
0.34%
b0.375
0.35%
b0.375
0.35%
b0.375
0.35%
b0.375
0.35%
b0.375
0.35 7
—,
d Deferred delivery, r Canadian
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
tin deiau .
price,
x
A Quotations not
Ask
0.32%
b0.375
—
3, 1943—.————
10, 1943...*^^
17, 1943—
—
24. 1943
March 3, 1943
Ltd—
.1
1943
0 25%
b0.375
13,
Bid
b0.375
1943
b0.375
Jan. 6.
Jan.
2.04
20,
b0.375
1942—
Bills
purchase
Ask
Jan.
16, I94Z
Dec. 23,
Inc
10c
Howard—
97c
V.i
quoted are for discount at
Treasury bills—
Dec. 9,
•
2.95
.2.50
...
2.72
United States Treasury
3.37
2.46
shares—
shares
Common
..25C
5.07
111
Diversified Trustee Shares-
Sep
JSept.
2.22
—1
...
1946
m
4.94
bond
Tobacco
Stock. Fund
100.25
4.41
..10
Shares
.
1943
3.79
2.22
1943
15,
7.26
4.00
1942
Jun
6.60
Mining shares——4.48
Petroleum shares
-ft 4.60
Railroad
shares.——
2.51
.100
Delaware Fund
15,
3.43
Merchandise shares..,
•
Fund..
5.84
General
.100
&
Equipment———
5.55
1.84
1'.
Balanced
Electrical
,
Food shares
Insurance-
Eaton
shares
6.61
1.84
..10
shares
Dividend
—_
1
common,
preferred
A 7%
—,
shares..—,
4.30
1.95
Cumulative Trust Shares-
,
shares
—
—1
,,
preferred.
A8%
3.37
29c
S Conversion 3s
Virginia Public Serv 5s
Int. Rate
1%%
%%
1 Va %
1
%
iy8%
1
%
Maturity—
Dec
tMar 15,
shares
Building shares.—
142
100.22
fsQUPit
3s
S
Pub Serv of Okla
ion
108
Figures after decimal
■
1
.Series ACC mod——,
A.Crum & Forster
137 "
Aviation
99%
100.8
100.4
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
4.63
3.62
—
—1
*—
Accumulative series
Series AA
2135
Conversion
1,1944
100
-w'-
.102
17.27
•
Inc.—
—i
Corporate Trust Shares....
Series
9.23
8.62
2035
90%
•
-
1972
,3.55
3.84
Automobile
.'Feb
notes
Ask
(R H)
100.6
100.2
7.67
3.05
Shares A_„1
Invest
Agricultural
July 15, 1943
...Apr 15, 1944
-
Panama Canal 3s
91%
100.21
Authority—
Housing
Dfhei*
106%
107 ft
100.17
2.59
10
15.76
General
3
U
Public Service of Indiana
Group Securities—
Inv
Canadian
4%s 1952
2»/2s 1952
Penn Electric 3%s, 1972
Ask
100,22
1.61
Fundamental Trust Shares A—2
12.35
Inc
Broad Street Invest Co
Lukens Steel
14.87
2
B
1943 at lOO'A—
U
104%
Empire Gas & Fuel 3V2s, 1962—
21 y2
series—lOo
stock
Fundamental
5
*—5
Inc
24.13
Bid
100.18
Finance Corp—
tl %
105 Vs
105 &
105 IA
105ft
103%
1971
22.44
20 Vi
3%s
Trust Shares A
Foundation Trust
106%
107ft
1956-1946.——
13.83
1.38
>.
3V»
1075
1944—
3,
tiy8%
1% %
104
—
Cent 111 Pub Serv 3%s,
:v
Bank stock series
Fixed
ftftft::
Fund, Inc.
Trust Fund—
5
Mutual
,
Bid
Equitable Invest Corp (Mass;.ft
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd.
1
Fidelity Fund Inc—
*
Insurance
Bankers
l%s Jan.
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Par
Financial
1, 1943 bO.75
1, 1943 100.12
—105 A
105ft
1955-1945
1955-1945—
3s
,
33%
Bid
.2.50
,
1946-1944
4s
77%
Guarantee.
—Ma* 16, 1943
-
Reconstruction
0.55%
0.60',1
100.16
.——',10413
4s
45%
U
.1V*
Affiliated Fund Inc
99.27
99.25
Bank Bonds—
Federal Land
57%
425
29 »A
Ask
6.19
1
Aeronautical Securities
2s
U
4
.15
S
Mar
10
_
.
1035
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
1, 1943 b0.75
—.Apr
*.*_
Investing Companies
Par
Ask
100.4
100.2
Feb 15, 1945
Feb
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..2
U S Fire
70%
2s
,
.29
68%
'
10
Standard Accident
100
States
United
124 y2
—
76%
2%
Call Jan. 3,
Springfield Fire & Marine. —25
46%
Homestead
-
t%s
-*10
73%
12
.
49
245
Federal Home Loan Banks—■
46
'ft 43%
,—5 ftft 27 Vi
——..10
13%
46
240
Credit Corp—
—May 1,1943
U%%
37%
Hartford Steamboiler lnspect—10
„
6%
261
251
.62 y2
Travelers
■„
50
Bid
%%
44
92 Vi
Home
33%
23%
Haven
25
'
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
35%
New
36%
53%
176
Title Guarantee & Trust.
,
100
—'
34%
51%
166
common..^
(J P)
35
34
Bank & Trust_20
-—
„
Commodity
10
89%.
*
.
31%
21%
Paul Fire & Marine
—10
Fire
Hartford
5
:.
—
New York
Guaranty
14%
Fire—— —10
Security
23%
Hanover
12 Va
20
—.20
& Co.——,100
Preferred
24
Seaboard Surety
21%
American
Great
7%,A"
5
;
ll'A
39%
5%
St
ft 26%
Republic,
10
88%
22 '/2
16'/a
—10
&
Morgan
t%s
8%
28 Va
Globe
41 'A
96%
2
(NY)_—
(Texas)
(Paul)
Revere
.
12%
-
39 %
'
4
_._10
Corp
Reinsurance
..10
_
10
Empire
23%
37%
.5
_
77'A
Ask
10%
ll'/a
1185
1235
23%
26%
Bid
85
85%
38%
36%
5
10
Providence-Washington
10%
26%
9%
5
Newark--
of
Fire
,•92%
25
Indemnity Co
Preferred Accident
71%
>,
Fire
65
74'A
V
13'A
81
Phoenix
49% ft 51%
:—10
Fireman's Fd of S Fran new__10
Firemen's
40%
38%
10
Fire Assn of Phila
Pacific
A 32% -4 34%
.——5
—
Lawyers
61
20
100
Corn Exchange
42%
12
3'A
5
Lmft—.12.50
Pacific
Continental Casualty*—
2 9'A
2 2'A
..2.50
River
Northeastern
Northern
County
Continental Bank & Trust
22 V2
40 %
:
5
—
Par
Kings
38V2
Chemical Bank & Trust—,
158
21
27 "A
10
Fire
36Va
—10
100
25
Irving
Manufacturers
153
2
.10
_
100
Companies
Ask
303
293
Central Hanover.
7%
Casualty.
Brunswick
New
75 Vi
560
540
6%
Bid
—.10
Brooklyn
6%
57%
■
20
Fire
Union
Amsterdam
Bankers
5%
—
New
7%
—5
;
York—.:
New
72 Vi
'
,..100
„
Camden
6% ft.
2Vi
Bank of New York
44%
2
—
New
Baltimore
66
, -
55%
4
National Fire
New York Trust
Par
10
Y__
N
Fire
41 "8
0
Assur...—
Mfrs
47Vi
4
45
3
63
-12%
Massachusetts Bonding
17%
1614
13'A
,
10
Casualty
Maryland
67'/2
I
.
7%
2%
Knickerbocker
31'A
6%
31%
_25
Alliance
American
ft 49%
29%
Bid
20
Jersey Insurance of N Y__
132 Vi
4718
10
:
127%
10
Ask
28%
Par
Ask
10
:
Companies
Ask
1200
1170
x7y2
National City.—
173
165
Bid
100
12%
First National of N Y.
27%
26%
.13.55
Par
Ask
17%
16
10
.
Public National
Aetna
6.03
1
B
6.14
_
_
..100
Insurance
17.45
ll'A
Pwr Shares A
&
71c
5.51
B
Wellington Fund
9.70
8.82
stock
4
Dec.
63c
15.97
Shares..„25c
6.60
Par
for
34c
25c
U S El Lt
8.15
Metals
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations
4.80
1
...
Dec
'
Oil
4.62
B
Bond Fund series
Union
5.56
5.99
Machinery
Jan
65c
2,400
5.04
7.41
Insurance
Jun
85c
Class
7.35
Electrical
Apr
23
6.68
Chemical
;■
ASeries B
7.42
Building supply..
Jun
1.00 Mar
1.55
1.73
—_1
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—
4.71
8.58
66.28
Shares—
7.29
4.27
—
_
—
_
1
Oil
Stand
Trusteed Industry
6.62
.
5.65
12.41
1.80
I
C—
D
10.62
Inc—
stock.
Bank
Jan
2%
2
*
Ltd—
Co
Gas
1.00
2Vt
♦.
Stocks
Aviation
High
,
1.00
100
*
Low
High
2 V2
—•
£.%
Aircraft
Bridge
Foothills
—
Box .preferred
Paper
Corrugated
Corp.-,
Press
York
Automobile
8.03
3.33
ASeries A„
5.87
9.85
.1
_
Agriculture
1.
Range Since January
1.00
Co.——————5
Copper
Consolidated Paper
Shares
5.30
Fund-
England
for Week
Low
Par
New
77.81
7.36
ASeries
Trustee
5.31
4.81
_
stock series
New
Range
of Prices
1
Last
Sale Price
•
priced bond series.
Preferred
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Low
comriicd from official sales lists
both inclusive,
4
to Dec.
76.27
—
ASeries
—
series.
Income
Toronto Stock
Nov.
series..
•
2'/a
Shares..——1
Income
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
National Security Series—
Bond
3.03
%
,
1
5.08
Spencer Trask Fund—
—•
11.67
State St Investment Corp—61.30
Super Corp of Amer AA..1
1.93
.1.09
5.05
5.00
2.69
Sovereign Investors
2.84
National Investors Corp
4.25
1
Inc
Fund,
8.71
series B shares—
voting shares—_— _25c
r10c
Selected Amer Shares....
Securities—
•
(Colo)
5%c
5
Inc.— —10
Fund
Invest
12.05
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
8.55
2d
22
90c
435
7.95
Investors
Jun
156
Fund- —.1
Mass
39c
11.27
1
Inc Shares—
Quarterly
3.35
Trust.
34c
Republic Invest Fund
17.72
Investors
" May
3
2.80
16.48
Mass
Apr
20
_10c
—-1
Maryland Fund Inc
75c
Dec
1,74
1
10c
Putnam
Inc—
Common
3%
3Vo
Series 1958—.—
5,69
'
Fund——
Manhattan Bond Fund
Jan
94%
1.74
2.10
Plymouth Fund Inc
(Geo) Fund
8.19
Sayles Sec Fund—_ —10
Loomis
6'/4c
common-——*'
Mills
11V4
Oct
'Ac
11.70
2.95
5,200
95'
17;
V
1
Series 1956.*
7.48
Loomis Sayles Mut Fund—
*
Mines—
Gold
W Dec
Sep
90
11.93
4.78
2.15
Series 1955
10.18
—-.«*'
—
Knickerbocker
♦
Mines.:
,
Girl
38
Mar
,
Dec
9% July
326
2%c
.2%
18
.
■',•13
92
2 Vac
377
•
Sep
•
_1
——1
1953
8.17
13.75
2.65
5.33
36%
shares
Trust
Amer
Series
3.72
4.33
4.83
——
ctfs
Trust
10.80
'
—
S-2.„_
Jan
19
3:00
1
Winnipeg Electric class A-——
North
3,36
—
Amer Bond
7.44
S-s
21
19
1.90
100
,
16.45
Steel
Ask
(Cont)—
—_
12.56
S-3
Series
Jan
19
common—————
—
Wlltsey Coghlan Mines—__
15.00
Inc.
Railroad equipment
'•
Series
50
2.50
100
—;
—
No
Stocks
Railroad
'
Series
Mar
40
'
Preferred
24.26
„
Jan
13c
Walker-Gooderham & Worts com——*
•
29.21
22.09
—
Jun
5.00
Jan
3.25
com-—..'
26.62
B-3..
May
3.00
3.40
Mills
1.24
Oct
41c
22,300
5 Vic
Ltd.———*
Flour
Sep
32,000
4.20 j
12c
——i.,:——L— I.—'
—
K-2——
10c
Canfida
9.21
K-l*i—
July
Bid
Par
York
New
19.03
8.99
—
B-4._....
5,900
80c,
4
Ask
17.51
—
6c
(4.05
Preferred
Bid
10
America-
3'/2
29
Dec.
Friday
1
of
Co
31Va
35
36
Investment
4c
12c
Western
.
3%
4
for
Keystone Custodian Funds-
1,300
53
35c
,
4.10
Mines,
Feb
Par
Jan
76
Oct
63
50
-»1
Waite-Amulet
106
95
15
14
6'A
se
Upper Canada Mines Ltd.———1
——-
Quotations
Jan
68
•
Ventures, Ltd.
Vvrmilata Oils
8V2
,31 Va
25
*
—
Ltd
;
Aug
68
7c
,
6 Vi¬
——
*
B
Oils
100
35c
.
Fuel Invest class A—,——-50
United
United
4
'• 190
.
High
68
———1
Uchi; Gold Mines————
Union Gas Co of Canada,—
7
97
»
68
t
——_•
Resources
Transcontinental
Low
High
68
100
A-100
—
Mortgage Company,,——.50
•Toronto
Range Since January 1
Shares
6
Trusts*———A-j_100
General
Toronto
LOW
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
for Week
Range
of Prices
•■ .
v
Par
common-A—————*
'
Top
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Week's1
Friday
'J
-
2031
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4131
Volume 156
furnished by sponsor 0
-
market.
JThese
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2032
Monday, December 7, 1942
Week
■'
;
Prelim¬
inary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 5, clearings from all
18.8%
be
those for the corresponding week last year.
above
West
summary
1942
:
'
'
'■
1
'
v
:
■.
-
District of
York
1941
1942
Total
$3,856,484,108
379,681, 456
539,000, 000
403,796,268
276,372, 188
+
158,616,936
:—
$3,093,104, 655
538,000,000
_——.
Philadelphia—
___—
1
(6 cities)
29,857,132
;
,
Macon
2.1
;
;
__
+ 11.2
Mississippi—Vicksburg
4 22.7
Louisiana—New
222,378,040
169,069,016
154,468, 923
+
•' 134,976, 061
+
25.3
102,934-i 381
+
;——:
:
129,138,090
cities, five days———„—.
cities, five days—
Total all
82,958,168
25,753,492
182,413,410
163,395,639
3.5
+
4,087,807
1.2
21,492,480
21,300,849
0.8
4*
—
77,800,000
65,200,000
4,558,172
—39.4
40,187, 083
1,368,718
1,403.498
5.0
+ 50.6
1,199,323
23,715,000
17,121,000
7.3
28,868,323
22,964,409
1,428 484
+
—
$5,120,873,245
1,191,515,260
$6,218,786,004
1,388,489,875
cities, five days.—
—
860,941
1,421,455,176
Total all Cities for week—
—
Total
(10 cities)—
295,293,621
■
-
+20.5
+10.6
•
Grand
•
Rapids—.—
+ 18.8
time of going to press.
able to give the final and complete results for the week previous—the week
For that week there was a decrease of 8.7%, the aggregate of clear¬
clearings at this centre having recorded a decrease of 13.7%.
We group the
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located, and
OF
SUMMARY
Week
Ended
BANK
1.7
—
—
1,815,376
8.9
21,294,000
3.5
—
2,305,732
-18.2
+
1,472,503-
•
1,791,663!
19,813,000
1,679,194
6,112,461
5.0
5,827,222
21,287,830
1.7
+
1,394,917;
20,073,414
1,083,639
1,059,988
+
0.3
8,768,766
9,520,880
+
8.2
4,208,069
3,627,241
6.2
354,392,
•372,173,072
427,843,788
-13.0
334,418,701'
1,649,512
5,361,706
3,047)380
-45.9
'5,439,093
1.4
4,500,484
1,526,000
1,822,948
-16.3
1,234,500
1,549,914
1,704,927
—
9.1
1,360,165
1,304,512
467,808,378
528,400,825
—11.5
415,632,604
402,678,455
2.8
-,v
Peoria—!
'
:
Rockford--—
i
L
(17 cities)-
T
527,287
—
—
346,465
325,825,848
,
1,162,616
;
1,231,121;
4,596,854
!
1,209,725
Eighth Federal Reserve District- -St, Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis__:
Total
135,900,000
139,900,000
48,780,672
58,768,226
—
44,234,305
41,-783,851
——.
607,000
229,521,977
—
———
—
...
(4 cities).
Ninth Federal Reserve District—
St.
105,300,000
43,133,761
34,686,737
5.9
34,684,029
27,333,273
818,000
—25.8
760,000
525,000
241,270,077
4.9
185,677,790
167,845,010
—
+
4.306.281
3,750,371
3,653,105
1,301,652
+
1,346,063
1,110,393
+
5,365,842
3,867,228
159,842,709
,
39,035.633
1,339,567
Paul
97,229,384
38,495,707
—
105,990,592
2,998,657
-
'
Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
107,100,000
—17.0
149,947.766
-ii
Dakota—Fargo
Montana—Billings———
Helena
•—L
-
+
4.8
3,374.842
2.795.217
+
9.0
78,375,067
65,242,799
1.4
31,695,741
26.823,569
—17.9
2,795,630
1,007,711
2,270,725
2.9
21.2
1,086,566
858,769
+ 38.8
3,850,720
3,386,696
6.6
122,186,277
102,134,315
—
756,540
CLEARINGS
1941
1942
28
Nov.
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
3,144.807
4,968,904
v
North
furnish
-
11,388,104
South Dakota—Aberdeen
we
1,470,902
5,374,490
494,584
Decatur--——1—
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy__!
District of 2.4%.
231,604
433,242
3,821,729
11,420^442
Illinois—Bloomington—■_
Chicago—
13.6%, in the Boston Reserve District of 10.9% and in the Phila¬
In the Kansas City Reserve District the in¬
16.7%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.0% and in the San Francisco Re¬
2,925,485
1,546,047
Kentucky—Louisville
District registers a gain of 6.6%.
2,518,322
8,836,867
;
District (including this city) the totals
delphia Reserve District of 4.3%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
smaller by 7.5% and in the Richmond Reserve District by 4.2%, but in the Atlanta
Reserve District the totals are larger by 6.5%.
The Chicago Reserve District records
a loss of 11.5% and the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.9%, but the Minneapolis Re¬
.
8.2
+
24,272,831
*■—
City
~ "
25.5
—
25,119,000
7,225,860
Total
following
181,781,839
6.5"
—10.9
468,885
24,682,697
_
ings for the whole country having amounted to $6,930,901,307, against $7,593,932,389
in the same week in 1941.
Outside of this city there was a decrease of 3.4%, the
In the
209,631,853
1,961,815 '
2,475,525
Springfield—^——
is
176,571
46,309,492
+
4,082,686
2,822,115
ended Nov. 28.
decline of
1,886,907
116,058
48,547,469
'
22,'878,000
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
.
3,747,867
2,462,717
Bend
Terre Haute—
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
it appears that in the New York
417,831
;■
Indianapolis—
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below
from this
2,436,675
9.4
+ 14.6
•
:
—
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
277,162,582
—18.3
—
District—Chicago
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-
issue of next week.
171, 272
63,163 850
—
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
+16.5
$7,597,710,748
$9,028,731,055
—.
5,374, 218
155,154
—
Orleans
44.0
+21.4
$6,312,388,505
*1,285,322,243
$7,607,275,879
„
4,389,225
72,414,824
■
__
South
serve
94,104,817
29,738,376
25.5
:
:
All cities, one day
crease
0.3
4.2
26,281, 000
37,237,422
"
Mobile
+ 38.3
Lansing—
serve
1,324,996
+
2,889, 749
,
'
39,574,604
Alabama—Birmingham
46.1
1,752,135
„
*1,500,000
200,122, 000
Ten
a
2,825,000
49,969,909
1,408,225
—20.4.
5,035 610
30,231 316
—
125,500, 000
Other
show
3,973,000
102,400 ,000
-_■,
Florida—Jacksonville
0.2
Seventh Federal Reserve
bank
,
52,620,027
223,155,549
5,213,125
114,713, 581
—
—
Cleveland—,.
cities
$
564,074
568,965
5.1
115,279,431
103,200,000
—
245,636,000
City
Baltimore
are
1939
+ 19.4
34,786,147
;
-
Pittsburgh—————
we
1940
—11.0
—
1,974,851
213,835,443
139,500,000
our
5,761,000
64,435,888
,
27,684,265
,
.
.
L—.
Kansas
Ban Francisco..
in
28
»
—20.4
918,232
11,757,769
115,665,671
—
Georgia—Atlanta—
Augusta
+ 24.6
—
—
Dec. %
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
%
371,803,546
New
Nov.
Inc. or
$
61,118,023
Columbia—Washington—
Nashville-—-
5
Dec.
Ended
1941
1
6,879,000
1
■■
.
Tennessee—Knoxville
Ended
) '
730,715
•
Carolina—Charleston—
Maryland—Baltimore
Our preliminary total
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week
$
i
—
Richmond——
there is
center
*
1
Virginia—Norfolk
$9,028,731,055 against $7,597,710,748 for the same week in 1941.
At this
an increase for the week ended Friday of 24.6%.
Our comparative
for the week follows:
:
:
stands at
'
'
j,
Virginia—Huntington
South
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
cities of the United States
'
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—•
clearings this week show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank
•.
•
,
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Inc. or
1940
Total
1939
(7 cities)—
+
■
1st
2d
Boston
New
York
Cleveland
5th
Atlanta
St,
9th
7
-
6
-
Chicago
8th
10
..
Richmond
6th
7th
12
__
Philadelphia
4th
...
10
—
17
„
Louis.
4
—
7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
10
City
6
11th Dallas
Francisco
12th San
326,194,271
3,508,957,217
561,565,202
464,570,649
502,414,852
213,835,443
223,155,549
295,293,621
277,162,582
467,808,378
528,400,825
229,521,977
159,842,709
241,270,077
149,947,766
10
...
««
M
M
«
II
II
$
$
269,212,357
273.627,825
Tenth Federal Reserve District
—13.6
4,063,306,816
537,369,051
H
'
'—10.9
366,282,098
12 cities
...._
3d
Dec. %
$
Federal Reserve Districts
3,340,289,760
3,780,082,992
Nebraska—Fremont—.—.
4.3
441,735,508
455,551,756
Hastings
7.5
371,352,514
363,398,878
Lincoln.
—
—
4.2
182,413,410
6.5
209,631,853
163,395,639
181.781,839
—11.5
415,632,604
402,678,455
—
+
4.9
213,973,130
183,299,758
+ 16.7
185,677*,790
122,186,277
148,173,717
106,798,534
99,827,826
+
7.0
75,774,563
406,736,327
397,299,038
+
2.4
289,411,229
Omaha
1
6,930,901,307
—
6.6
+
Canada
7,593,932,389
3,546,518,193
3,672,330,486
462,745,402
111 cities
456,213,321
32 cities
,—-
167,845,010
+
^02,134,315
139,055,374
8.7
—
6,051,491,582
'!+': '' .:V +V" c'
Clearings
1942
2,826,490,510
2,708,005,318
382,671,662
341,704,162
1.4
+
Ended
1941
$
:K
+
$
at—
:
or
■
' V
bee. %
822 862
Maine—Bangor—689,470
Portland——
——^
6,104.424
1940
$
'0
1
Bedford
New
Haven
New
New
'•
1,758,253
7.9
659,717
709,687
0.5
339,592
310,070
835 176
367, 671
;
—
+
923, 564
—15.4
588,206
662,480
4,541 56 L
*~18.8
2,995,143
—21.6
1,772,573
14,128, 624
—25.2
14,072,046
12,954,391.
6,339 687
—18.5
15,649 ,800
—18.1
4,908,707
.12,769,900
11,521,700
899 249
—19.6
893,570
York—Albany.—
326,194,271
366,282,098
—10.9
269,212,357
273,627,825
Binghamton
4,750,216
2
+13.5
8.7
40,300,000
584,553
778,199
705,017
832,348
—15.3
966,192
890,164
3,384,383,114
3,921.601,903
—13.7
3,225,001,072
3,664,825,814
8.284.060
9.805,370
—15.5
Syracuse
———4,933,523
Connecticut—Stamford—
5,934,715
New Jersey—Montclair
305,087
5,244,865
York
Rochester
—•
,Newark
0.1
598,947
602,499
183,299,758
+ 16.7
148,173,717
139,055,374
v
1,663.653
.
3,127,333
284,305
6.3
1.138,360
1,365,511
78,666,087
+
9.2
60,722,849
58,596,000
10,845,421
+
14.8
7,636,417
6,822,909
2,860,000
^
1,564,473
+
2,184,000
—
(6 cities).:
2,656,000
-17.8
1,922,000
955,492
1,176,469
-18.9?
1,099,336
756,386
3,668,055
Falls.—.
4.919,376
-25.3
3,255,601
3,089,690
+
7,0
75,774,563
73,490,496
+
6.4
106,798,534
99,827,826
Washington—Seattle
73,107,682
Yakima
Utah—Salt Lake
;
41.180,893
+ 21.6
1,284,411
+14.8
39,667,541
32,112,474
24,848,369
+
0.6
19,217,902
17,359,156.
+
0.9
5,807,138
Pasadena—.—.—
San
44,381,993
1,481,781
55,265,268
24,994,409
.!
City
California—Long Beach—
68,689,055
1,799,838
63,457,475
•
Oregon—Portland—
3,537,464
;!
4,163,093
1,291,540
4,038,007
—46.0
3,648,046
229,120,976
San Jose—__i_.__■-'■;
Santa Barbara—.
.
5,755,435
1,969,902
226,840,568
-
Francisco
3,112,649
1.0
170,598,000
164,388.000
6.9
3,002,058
2.945,372
—
3,801,086
1.365,230
—
—14.9
(10 cities)
Grand Total
—
3,084,264
406,736,327
.W
1,525,435
25.1
2,458,147
7,593,932,389
3,546,518,193
+
397,299,038
6,930,901,307
(111 cities).—..
3,672,330,486
1,358,398
Week
1942
Canada—
$'
Toronto—
3.117,645
1,521,232
-
1,834.240,
2.4
269,788,553
6,051,491,582
3.4
—
289,411,229
8.7
+
—
9.182.136
4,313,326
Winnipeg
4,604,494
Vancouver-
—27.7
403,685
513,651
Ottawa.——
'
.
s
•' .•'•
2,826,490,510
6,372,831,132
2,708,005,318
Montreal
Dec. %
54,550.251
1939
.7.''s
3.0
$
v
,
•
98,249,471
104,181,439
+
22,157,759
61,441,287
V:';'
1940
115,829,487
+
61,382,263
25.568.609
26
—19.9
121,826.340
62,008,357
•
Nov.
Inc. or
136,309,210
125,538,825
7,621,034
4,647,858
-
+13.2
Ended
1941
122,864,475
5,371,990
5,106,175.— 3.4
.422,155
1,604,758
3,857,189
Stockton—
656,843
1,513,413
New
561,085
+
—
6,313,286
49,600,000
Jamestown-
:
37,600.000
+13.2
:
1,717,648
———•
+ 44.2
213,973,130
Outside New York
8,705,352
1,118,153
45,300,000
_
——_
3,431,679
511,755
806,820
'
—24.7
Elmira..„—881,280
Buffalo
3.4
737,979
/
5,847,984
4,400,968
____
1,229,598
1,167,338
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
98,009,896
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-—San Francisco—
1,703,352
813,269
_
102,920,762
3,900,237
________
Galveston—
3,532,618
2,678 515
V'.3,688,292
5,167,600
(12 cities)
+ 10.6
85,872,705
Total
Total
2,854,957
131,702,370
4,039,113
Worth.—12,454,629
Wichita
234,018,790
12,814.500
.
Island—Providence—,.
Hampshire—Manchester——.
2,460,610
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
538,930
2,108,095
227,571,088
10,561,660
Connecticut—Hartford—.L
Rhode
533,720
+95.3
781,274
'
33,932,803
1,590,765
807,606
(10 cities)
Total
2,098,808
—
Springfield
Worcester—.
4.4
;•
—20.6
369,368
—
—16.2
$ ■;
3,125, 561
769,143
Lowell
30,111,067
+
+ 41.9
145,715,382
TexaS'—Austin.—.,
Dallas—.
1939
'r>
315,969, 828
282,336,463
Fall River
+ 36.2
1,758,192
3,290,327
28
Nov.
Inc.
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Massachusetts—Boston
38,795,128
91.634
1,834,733
V
—
6,372,831,132
3.4
—
our
Week
+
2,637,873
94.418
4,668,645
Louisiana—Shreveport.^
•
106,207
2,484,734
Pueblo
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
week ended Nov. 28 for four years.
'
'■
.• < ■
■'
add
now
97,914
+ 32.3
52,842,708
—
Missouri—Kansas City—
St. Joseph.—
L
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Fort
We
+ 87.8
+ 283.0
Wichita
Total
Total
95,403
*100,000
2,200,650
——L_.
269,788,553
€i
II
Outside New York City
171.606
382,985
2,911,199
—
Kansas—Topeka———
73,490,496
II
II
Kansas City—
96,017,627
66,162.593
1.0
46,476,617
+15.4
18,195,255
+ 12.6
■
45,550,237
18.262,010
3.8
4,968,220
4,562.418
8.3
3,097,318
2,573,011.
;.
.
15,745,349
21,855,414
(12 cities)—,
20,914,927
24,346,733
Quebec—.
5,588.350
5.383,205
37,686,541.
—17.1
24,653,944
25,478,147
Halifax
3.690.059
4,023,632
Hamilton
Total
—12.1
31,256,391
Northern New Jersey
24,869,863.
7,693.671
6,964.418
+ 10.5
5,578,338
Calgary——
7,398,030
7,223,601.
+
2.4
6.779,360
2,539.017
2.188.168
+ 16 0
1,973.963
Victoria
2,164,155
1.893.955
+14.3
1,908,851
1.483,744
London
2.915.440
2,561,350
+
13.8
2,394,688
2,510,156
Edmonton
6,866,285
5,694.599
+ 20.6
4,427,762
4,099.524
Regina.—j___
6,335,309
+38.0
5,256.542
4,585,234
3,508,957,217
...
4,063,306,816
—13.6
3,340,289,760
3,780,082,992
St.
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
310,664
—.
'Bethlehem
+
5.9
385,446
392.041
495,178
—!___
434,634
—10.0
378.636
412.672
1,763,315
—23.4
1,462,149
1,255,882
526,000,000
544,000,000
3.3
429.000.000
442.000,000
—
1,001,162
_
Wilkes-Barre-
1,160,096
—13.7
2,033,641
2,474,294
—17.8
1,005,844
:Scranton
969,428
+51.1
3,120,400
,
(10 cities)
537,369,051
...
1,606,323
2,087,424
2,350,809.
1.075,412
1.225,737
1.161,787
1,193,614
.
8,347,900
561,565,202
■,
+
5.2
—62.6
—
3,779,900
4.3
441,735,508
4,619,500
455,551,756
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati—,
3,012,961
—„
1—;
90,977,799
174.664.585
14,407,600
Columbus
+
—
—
4.4
2,806.845
2,196,083
1.3
71.202,910
66.107,449
9.7
122.984.408
117.355.100
11,984.700
14.376.60°,
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh-
16.011,600
—10.0
? 373.153
—25.4
1.991.616
1.667.524
4,136.073
—46.2
3.128,326
3.158.299
195,627,917
^
vmou
2,223,500
Mansfield
YounTstown—
2.884,765
89.757,924
157.769.813
Cleveland
211,366,877
7.4
157,253,709
(7 Cities)
'
502,414,852
371,352,514
363,398,878
6.544.230
1.652.678
524,615
452.878
+ 15.0
394.036
889,705
657,866
+ 35.2
530,614
638.886
1,893,276
1.631,215
+ 16.1
1,476,925
1,554,750
+ 15.6
Saskatoon—
....
Moose Jaw
Brantford
—
860,165
:
744,111
1,063.557
1,039.005
970,702
1,087,110
1,053,927
1.088.397
439,190
394,169
740,407
755,666
953,794
811.562
1,158.676
1,195,746
4,501,211
3,992.578
—
Fort
William.
New
Westminster.
Medicine
Hat—„.
Peterborough..
—
Bherbrooke
Prince Albert
641,476
550,816
1,132.691
1,460.404
Kingston
726,717
770,139
Chatham
828,886
926,408
Moncton
280.405
674,198
;*482.250
2.4
928.247
683 319
—10.7
872,252
734,618
3.2
791,514
692,488
+ 11.4
323,010
238,756
2.0
566,946
17.5
882,850
716,721
3.1
1.110.860
1.033.481
+ 12.7
3,283.078
2,391.872
+
—
—
+
—
541.518
400.044
+ 16.5
442,991
—22.4
997,232
857,081.'
5.6
579,918
543.889
—10.5
640,592
—
158.537,832
464,570,649
.
5,386,069
;
Brandon
—
Sarnia—
7.5
-
(32 cities).
'Estimated,
604.920
577.335
1,149,618
Sudbury
Total
.Total
'4,591,320
—
Lethbridge—_—
Windsor
1,503.671
'
2.033,855
t
—
Kitchener
1,581,727
—
Jersey—Trenton
Total
5.43,792
370 889
1,350.492
__—
Philadelphia—
New
—15.6
389,130
'Lancaster
York—
■
368,072
575.991
—
vChester
Heading
•
John
+
1.327,845
462,745,402
456,213,321
575,345.
+
4.8
419,832
350.457
15.4
+
1,138,490
1.154.168
1.4
382,671,662
341,704,162
*
1
Atlanta & West Point
Net
ry,
120,913
income—
oper
1940
from
Net
2,039,699
592,406
199,130
156,
Net
revenues
.
ry.
operv
of
dividend
ry.
—V.
V.
155,
$540,714 $19,458,269
and
15
31,767
2,935,034
2,286,526
2,285,443
3,372,115
931,289
920,747
income.^
2,216,099
401,370
385,861
$486,845 $17,015,217
Net
rapid
transit
156, p.
1,324,978
V
;
735,256
Period End. Oct. 31—
Gross
per
cents
per
25,
July
during 1941.—V. 156, p. 1949.
declared
have
directors
stock
common
per
on
from
earns,
37J,2
,
••
•
,
;
,
',,
the
and
Dividend—-
35
quarterly
last,
$9,676,994
of
dividend
accumulations
cents per share on
dividend of 62Va cents
dividend of
a
regular
compared with 40 cents on Mar. 31, 1942.
Payments on the common stock during 1941 were as follows:
45 cents; June 30 and Sept. 30, 40 cents each; and Dec. 31, 45
v. 156, p." 1858.
■.
as
1
1,
Net
of
Shoe Co., Inc.-
Brown
ry.
436,504
17,551,448
9,277,295
6,733,351
15,286,101
8,294,925
6,241,688
10. 982,740
4, 950,744
3, 977,558
929,634
747,872
income..
633,165
18,555,430
oper.
1939
$1 ,927,681
1 ,247,042
1 ,009,252
$1,983,510
FromJan.l—
V /.
;
railway-
from
Gross
ry.
7,685,461
railway
from
Net
—V.
3,323,881
income—
1572.
oper.
156,
p.
goods sold——
1—
depreciation—t.
reserve—
from
Gross income
182,750
3,014,125
$1,116,727
1,276
$1,259,846
13,016
$158,506
$1,272,862
$1,137,273
5,871
5,966
56,619
56,067
$152,540
$1,216,243
$1,081,206
985
•
$224,723
—
Income
20,546
of
cents
per
Net
profit
Dividends
$919,515
A
dividend
f
(For
-
June 16,
15,
Stein Bros. &
—
Stock Placed Privately—
financing for the corpor¬
ation. (The stock is currently quoted about 70(1-750 per
share.)—V. 155, p. 2363.
.
< not represent new
Belding Heminway
Co.—Earnings—
$3,459,434
$1,965,985
1,339,685
1,220,840
62,856
57,842
$687,303
$2,056,893
Other
income
Total
income
Expenses of
deductions
for Federal income
$4,824,157
118,814
627,218
$5,603,889
$4,943,880
$4,078,125
surplus, end of period.—
of shs. of
.
$167,565
.
421,500
Sept. 30,'42
Dec. 31,'41
$565,448
74,000
$89,825
2,301,940
the
of
addition
by
conclusion of the war.
.
same
„•
<
Assets—
Long-term
179,073
25,522
53,163
741,408
794,314
16,970
24,670
195,884
199,662
__
charges
———■
—
1
Capital
$7,402,849
—————.
State
50,000
investment
Non-current
and
receivables.——
taxes, rents, etc.—
Post-war refund of excess profits tax
Insurance,
142,500
Liabilities—
■
stock
Preferred
——1—
-
*«;
stock
—
———
Accounts payable
—
Notes payable
——
Acceptances under letters of credit, secured by
trust receipts of wool in transit or received
Reserve for Federal taxes, etc.—:-—
tCommon
Capital surplus „—
Earned surplus
Reserve for inventories
—
contingencies...
for
1738.
2,871,688
504,726
5,603,889
4,943,880
1,000,000
392,500
1,000,000
205,602
$30,221,263 $31,310,036
313,609
by
no
par
shares.—V.
,
$2
the
par
Nov.
record
of
Aug.
capital
Dec.
the
meeting
stock
of
held
this
State payroll taxes,
;;:-
on
Nov.
holders of approximately
to adopt an Agreement of
The merger agreement has
81$ of the stockholders of
30,
voted
company
Indiana' company.
the
the
first
Co.—V.
Transit
step
companies
these
the consummation of the unification
Northern Pipe Line Co. and New York
towards
and
the
p.
1738.
156,
Buffalo, Niagara & Eastern Power Corp.
Earnings—
\
(& Subs.)—
-
7 1942—9 Mos.—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$37,750,868 $35,078,500 $50,625,115 $46,391,442
deductions30,484,024
26,331,288 40,273,291 34,279,944
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
♦Oper.
revenues
rev.
—
—
$7,266,844
— —
45,619
Operating income
Other income
_
$8,747,212 $10,351,824 $12,111,498
10,419
46,736
206
Net
income
by
dividend of 10 cents per share
stock, out of earnings, payable Dec, 15 to
5.
Distributions of like amount were made
net
in-
subsidiary
3,153,888
$4,259,205
$5,603,743
$6,304,189
$7,950,603
280,000
480,000
280,000
• <
360,000
$7,670,603
♦Provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes for the nine
months ended Sept. 30,
1942, was based on 40$ of the estimated
normal and surtax net income and on 90$ of the estimated excess
profits taxable income without giving effect to a post-war credit of
10$ of such excess profits taxes.
: v •
Operating revenue deductions shown above include the following
tax provisions and for Canadian income taxes:
Bal. to earned
surplus
Period End. Sept. 30—
Fed.
Dividend—
——
of
a
$8,757,631
3,053,258
deductions
come
$10,398,560 $12,111,704
4,094,372 f 4,161,101
$7,312,463
income
Gross
Income
Canadian
—V.
156,
$3,899,205
$2,035,351
1859.
p.
413,075
Operating
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$2,806,910
$2,947,982
447,034
3,169,216
524,579
559,087
.
revenues —
♦Oper. rev.
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$5,357,446 $64,341,833 $48,145,804
3,977,883 40,966,428 32,728,341
$5,824,189
$2,516,356
3,169,216
Buffalo Niagara Electric
since.—V. 156, p. 954.
$5,323,743
1942—9 Mos.—1941
taxes—
prof. taxesincome taxes
income
excess
Period End. Sept. 30—
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
2273.
with the Indiana Pipe Line Co.
already been approved by approximately
24 declared a
none
p.
Merger
_
and Dec. 20, last;
15
155,
special
a
Federal
The directors on
Federal
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Merger Approved—
At
94,870
3,083,850
;
—_______
tRepresented
depreciation.
♦After
156, p.
$20,552,391 $19,617,027
L
commissions;
officers, directors and employees,
(Interest
capital stock tax.
(Represented by 246,000 no
Federal
Reservation
.u—__
—
...
and
wages
shares.—V.
82"Vof
1,900,000
duty on waste sales——
Reserve for
$2,640,300
15,680,450
1,461,960
—504,726
—-——
...
—.u..
balances, of
and
note
par
—
—
96,691
246,000
3,105,882
.
971,031
7,953,075
.
$2,640,300
15,680,450
1,322,108
LL.—i.'
——
surplus
————-
i
——————
credit
246,000
3,105,882
186,472
8,878,044
;
•
3,000,000
113,834
——
♦Salaries,
on
—
2,588,766
55,225
600,357
3,000,000
income—.
on
$1,000,000
107,360
1,719,744
.
— ,
: $30,221,263 $31,310,036
——————
—
-
6,348,312
13,305,548
1,831
511,629
3,993,877
14,759,695
8,440
395,477
—__.——,
$700,000
•/ 2,495,055
—„_—
payable—-—.
note
stock
surplus
Total
and
taxes
Operating
revenues.—
deducts
Corp.—Earnings—
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$17,297,956 $16,853,000
14,154,968 12,522,418
1942—12 Mos.—1941
.
$23,^07,868 $22,474,350
18,654,755 16,355,143
1942—Month—1941
Operating
expenses
Net
oper.
$6,862,849
rev
——
——4,;
Equipment rents-rDr—.
Joint facil. rents—Dr..
$7,458,071
4,438,932
Other income
$23,375,405 $16,417,463
$3,019,139
$1,379,563
1,153,107
217,135
439,728
287,165
8,695,946
2,707,128
22,932
8,871
149,313
5,061,010
2,742,056
58,182
$643,799 $11,823,018
__
—
$6,119,207
payable (banks and bankers).—
$1,300,000
Accounts payable
(trade).;—,
;
654,'313
Accrued expenses,
wages, etc..
;
223,560
Accrued taxes, inch Fed. inc. & exc. prof, taxes
458,978
Accounts receivable credit balances
Miscellaneous liabilities
5,107
Common stock (no par)...
1,757',200
Treasury stock .—
;;
Dr203,413
Capital surplus
——
1,350,275
Earned surplus since Dec. 31, 1932—
—1,856,829
—
—
$1,500,000
322,257
Net
ry.
Other income
for
depreciation of $1,494,972
$1,432,570 on Dec. 31,
1941.—V.
156,
p.
689..
$7,402,849
on
Sept.
30,
inc—.
467,018
.$1,625,965
101,182
__—
14^825
*
1
4 450
Total
income.—
Net
$1,727,147
.
1,126,433
1,055,210
~ $733,750 $12,949,451
$9,611,425
.
89,951
income
Bal. to earned
etc.)
—
411,729
384,127
4,075,331
3,894,996
$349,623
$8,874,120
$5,716,429
1,757,200
Drl83,009
1,367,263
1,488,578
Net
income
$1,315,418
permitting abandonment by
road of its Essex branch line extending from Hamilton to the
of the track at Essex, approximately 5.17 miles, in Essex County,
the
1942
end
Mass.—V.
on
156,
Nov.
p.
20 issued a certificate
1738.
11,138
$6,130,345
1,456,230
$4,339,316
1,491,240
$4,563,828
2,021,992
1,968,098
$2,848,076
$2,541,836
$4,162,247
280,000
480,000
280,000
surplus
$1,335,230
$2,568,076
$2,061,836
$3,882,247
Federal income and excess
Sept. 30, 1942, was
surtax net income and
ended
tax provisions:
Abandonment—
$6,862,849
and
———
10,715
profits taxes for the nine
based on 40$ of the estimated
normal and
on 90$ of the estimated excess
profits taxable income without giving effect to a post-war credit of
10$ of such excess profits taxes.
Operating revenue deductions shown above include the following
months
(rentals,
deducts,
interest,
$4,553,113
8,734
$3,151,460
income
deductions
♦Provision for
Total
$4,330,582
8,472
$8,556,215
Gross
Income
124,267
The ICC
!
—
oper.
$3,142,987
$1,695,230
Operating income
Liabilities—
Notes
reserve
1
17,402
$20,5527391 $19,617,027
—j—;
surplus
Earned
1,896,599
1,799,142
—
Inventories
Taxes
♦Less
1
17,011
———
360,000
*Land, bldgs., mach., equip., etc. (active mills)_
assets of inactive mills (less reserves)
Fixed
Total
1
1
.
$9,246,117
89,072,132
'
———
...
holders
4,212,303
195,816
2,658,687
etc
—7
(Common
56,257
517,213
assets
and
This is
Oct. 3,'42 Sept. 27,'41
equipment, etc
buildings,
♦Land,
on
.
(currently)————..—
payable
Reserve
of
'
■
U, S. War Savings Bonds——
Accounts and notes receivable
on
483,474
77,737.
—
—
—
6,293,057
2,360,706
consol.)—_
—
Federal
(
,
vBalance Sheet ; 7
1,253,581
11,117
2,953,346
hand, and in transits.
U.
S. Treasury savings bonds
Accounts, notes and trade acceptances receiv¬
able (less reserves)
Miscellaneous accounts and notes receivable
Merchandise inventories
Investments in affiliated companies
Total
income (1942) are based
provisions for Federal taxes on
Blue Diamond Corp.—10-Cent
on
1942 for excess profits
$1,450,000 in 1941 and $1,425,000 in
amount to the Reserve for Con¬
tingencies, because of the anticipated expenses for reconstructing plants
and organization of the company onto a peace-time basis after the
offset
Balance Sheet
Assets—
stock—
$1.00
;
8,930,412
457,343
(not
(Accrued local taxes—--—
313,609
$3.76
313,609
$4.41
313,609
$3.00
—
—■
...
254,680
$368,250
411,200
$1.50
—
♦Trade accounts payable—
stock out¬
com.
amounting to $142,500.. The post-war refund of excess profits tax as
calculated is shown on the balance sheet as a non-current asset, and
Total
Comparative
...
dividends
Reserve
$422,245
247,700
Earnings per common share——.
Deferred
7,188
290,000
»
$615,950
Surplus
—
—
Outstanding shares of common stock—
Other
4,629
3,631
1,466,000
profit
Common dividends
in banks,
$724,062
16,402
—
& excess profits taxes
Net
Cash
36,760
,.
.
$2,101,983
—
inactive properties (net)— —
Miscellaneous
Prov.
45,089
——
——
charges
$6,003,521
118,814
940,827
dividends
1941
...
goodwill,
name,
Deferred
6,605,997
9,887,188
(net).^T.—"
assets—
companies
'<
1941
$1,038,177
■ ■
,
:
;
Trade
the Revenue Act of 1942. The deduction for excess profits tax
for the full tax without credit for the post-war refund of 10 "o,
Cash
sub.
in
1
1942
SI,146,407
'
,
plants and equipment (net)—.
$6,193,116
118,814
470,414
—- —
—
Total
1942
Months Ended Sept.
**On
31
Oct.
Sheet,
—
other
Lasts
Notes
——
••
30—
..."
Gross
operating profit—-—.—
Selling, general and administrative expensesDepreciation
————
—
—
9
Investment
Property,
$1,298,771
3,525,386
♦Includes
is
receivable
and
$1,502,136
4,501,385
standing
had
Boyce announced Nov. 27 that they
$498,132
492,000
$2.02
Liabilities—
Total
is
-
——;
Investments
upon
purchased and placed privately approximately 196,000
shares of common stock (par $1) of this corporation. The
issue does
28,366
—
Inventories
Total
Earnings per share on com.
:
15 and Dec. 15, 1941.—V. 156, p. 1687.
Sept.
exps.—
non-oper.
Balance
———;
Contributed
stock, par $1, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 5.
Payments of 10 cents each were made on March 16 and June 15,
last;
none
since.
Disbursements of 20 cents each were made on
Bayway Terminal Corp.
$4.11
"
450,000
Earned
mon
March
492,000
$3.73
—
§For employer's liability and compensation insurance.
Cr8,254
Aver. no.
declared on the com¬
has, been
of 20 cents per share
$1,012,118
491,250
stock.——
share
administrative and general expenses; bad debts less recov¬
anticipated decline in market prices of materials in the
♦Selling,
eries.
129,003
Preferred
Dividend—
71,121
106,000
110,000
common
per
♦2,250,000
Note—The
Basic Refractories, Inc.—Resumes
75,243
470,000
....
on
♦♦Earnings
$675,254 '
.62,834
profits
excess
.< $1,060,282
surplus, beginning of year..
5,132,834
Earned
has
share
2,745,666
611,852
:
other
&
income
Net
Corp.- -50-Cent Common Dividend-
50
$19,347,723
13,876,852
3,883,365
3,097,218
599,703
604,770
12,406,
Reserved for duty on waste sales—
60,001
Interest received, etc.—
;
Cr9,083
Provision for Federal income taxes
*2,175,000
Reserve for contingencies
250,000
Interest
been declared on the com¬
mon
stock, payable Dec. 17 to holders of record Dec. 9.
This is the
first distribution this year.
Payments of 25 cents each were made
on
July 1 and Oct. 1,
1941, which was followed by a dividend of
50 cents on Dec. 29, 1941.—V. 156, p. 1858.
dividend
8,811
$1,667,361
595,000
•
normal income taxes
Federal
Trade'accounts
Sept. 28,'40
discts. $31,967,350 $28,584,179
25,061,227 20,477,978
—
Depreciation
Common
Barker Bros.
A
sales.—
of
Selling, shipping & gen. & adm. exp.
1737.
p.
—
208,121
taxes——1,030,000
State and Fed.
Assets—
Oct. 3, '42 Sept. 27,'41
sales, after cash & other
Cost
$157,231
366,505
$223,739
charges———
156,
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1,446,942
income.—
Non-operating income-
1940
250,000
205,776
'
$2,607,350
Consolidated
Inc.—Earnings—
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.,
9 Months Ended—
Net
$2,563,669
Operating
,
17,144
Other charges (net)—
156, p. 1858.
Products Corp. below.—V.
See Hecker
$4,273,971
-
239,852
—
operations..—
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
(The) Best Foods,
Coach Co.)
\
Oct.
246,000 shares of common stock, no par.
each on
Aug. 30, 1937.—V. 156,
$339,981
$590,244
250,000
u—
■(Provision
for
of
ii'i $48,223,259 $37,737,369 $25,633,282
45,108,913
35,602,641
24,741,097
—
Provision
as
1941
1942
sales
inventory.
distribu¬
$12,072,915
9,509,246
revenues-
account of
declared on
been
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
Years Ended Oct. 31—
Net
§Net increase in
$2,201,246
1,439,188
1,013,834
$2,128,230
railway——
from
Net
$218,853
expenses
share has
per
cumulative preferred stock, no par, payable
record Dec. 18.
A like amount has been paid
$6
quarter since and including Jan. 2, 1941.
Arrears
1942, amounted to $24 per share.—V. 156, p. 863,.
Profit
1940
1941
1942
railway...
from
Gross
share has been declared on the common
Baltimore
Corp.—Accrued Dividend—
Distillers
cents
the
holders
to
♦Cost-of
Mar. 31,
cents.—
50
on
each
Earnings—
Erie RR
& Lake
Bessemer
October—
share has been declared on the common
1942—Month—1941
Taxes
-V.
18,005,366
1,723,655
—
Brown-Forman
A
!
share on the prior preference stock, $2.50 dividend series of 1938,
payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 15.
Distributions of
cents each were made on the common
stock on June 30 and
Sept. 30,
$1,978,365 1 $1,349,492 $16,830,102
1,388,122
1,609,511 12,556,131
revenues--....
:
Net
$35,339,366
16,302,073
$3,816,385 $38,610,301
1,834,542
expenses
Ltd.—Earnings
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
$4,028,964
oper.
156, p. 1948.
1941, and 25 cents on
Period End. Oct. 31—
Fixed
,
the common
both
Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
25
(Including
oper.
*$152,274
earnings
$2,194,422
$2,092,730 $20,604,935 $19,037,293
♦Before depreciation and amortization.—V. 156, p. 1738.
75-Cent Dividend—
has been declared
cents per share
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.—35-Cent
Baltimore Transit Co.—Earnings—
Net
6,891
$428,417
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co.,
Cash
Operating
99,497
8,482
—
1687.
329,374
,
99,497
———
.——.I—;—.,
—
234,533
324,165
————A———
profit
4,432
236,132
—„——
—
i
146,733.
3,761
rentals.—
line
items
♦Deficit.—V.
1737.
Operating
1,721,462
45,909
roads..........—
bonds...,
Operating
75
each quarter
Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
cents
of
dividend
The
$11,330,821
stock, payable Dec. 23,to holders of record Dec. 9.
A similar
tion was made on Sept.
10, last, as compared with 15 cents
March
138,646
6,167,120
income—
oper.
Net
p.
on
Jan.
Dr2,443,052 Drl,653,827
I>r53,869
•
of
dividend
A
178,762
railway....
Bendix Aviation Corp.—To Pay
.
$1,923,850
inc.—
50
Atlas Tack
V
leased
and
stock, par $5, payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 10,
Distribu¬
tions of $l each were made on March 2, June 1 and Sept, 1, last, and
38,082,874
2091.
p.
85,533
156, p. 1572.
A
$5,
par
205,107
1,883,577
——
for
♦Net
payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 10.
A simi¬
lar distribution was made on June
15, last.
Payments during 1941
were as follows:
May 16 and Aug. 20, 50 cents each, and Nov. 12, $1.—
stock,
411,350
$2,390,649
operating expenses
—
Federal, State and municipal tax accruals...—,
"Miscellaneous
railway.—W-
from
in
$2,127,822
Dr2Q3,972
Atlas Drop Forge
A
Total
$232,506
91,758
37,058
oper.
Net
$1,140,714 $39,013,269 $17,380,821
600,000
19,555,000
6,050,000
equipment and joint facilities.—V,
♦Of
1939
$225,826
from
Net
*7,266
51,554,488
4,405,746
$5,127,822
3,000,000
revs.
Operating income
♦Net amt, paid for rent
ry.
1940
$395,584
railway——j.-
from
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
5,522,931
required for taxes
Net
1941
$759,827
1941
$3,029,943
———......
Dividends
1942
railway-
from
Net
1942—Month—1941 " 194.2—10 Mos.—1941
$10,650,753 $5,546,460 $90,567,757 $55,463,695
expenses—^
open
An extra of $1
and Jan. 2, 1940.—
1941,
& Western Ry. —Earnings—
Beaumont Sour Lake
the
Amt,
2,
Rent
OctoberGross
/-'a'
1686.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
156, p.
1,508,942
234,384
5,363
Atlantic Coast Line
Operating
been
Interest
26,071
1,575,083
245,197
561,940
income
♦Deficit.—V.
have
and on Jan.
last,
Subway
.$188,780
51,534
3,190,282
1,298,788
-
railway
oper.
share
per
2,
on
l
1942
receipts
■
railway
from
Gross
V.
1939
$178,229
43,889
17,566
FromJan.l—.
Net ry.
cents
25
Jan,
1322.
paid
was
Railway—Earnings-
Month of OctoberTotal
From Jan. 1—
1941
—'-'v i 176,067
railway
of
dividend
Net
$249,360
92,149
40,971
1942
$393,934
railway—.—
from
from
Boston Elevated
the regular quarterly
declared on the common
cents per share and
75
of
stock, both payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 11.
RR.—Earnings—
October—
Gross
Net
dividend
extra
An
applicable to the earnings for the 12 months
ended Sept. 30, 1942 and 1941, are $860,000 and $491,000, respectively.
These estimates do hot agree with the taxes contained in the above
statement
due principally
to periodic adjustments partly applicable
to prior periods.
The taxes applicable to the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942, are
computed on the basis of separate corporate returns, although it is
contemplated that the company will join with its parent and domestic
affiliates in the filing of consolidated returns for the year 1942, which
may result in a substantial tax saving to the company.—V; 156, p. 953.
State taxes
and
•
.
Beatrice Creamery Co.—75-Cent Extra Dividend—
(Continued from page 2004)
Federal
2033
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4131
Volume 156
-
Period End
Federal
Sept. 30—
income
Fed.
excess
—V.
156,
p.
taxes—
prof, taxes
690, 351.
1942—9 Mos.—1941
$801,464
$1,098,200
547,852
—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,083,122
547,852
$1,296,017
2034
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—EarningsOctober—
Net
from
Net
ry.
1939
$152,672
11,250
40,660
43,138
.
income—
oper.
1940
$107,027
23,187
railway—$173,246
railway
Fix Date for Interest
1941
$111,364
1942
.
from
Gross
14,131
8,260
*5,486
1,009,675
1,033,757
1,135,642
332,925
114,626
52,754
113,009
123,934
*23,455
*105,454
holders
♦38,841
respect of
of
Payment—
is advising holders
company
record
the year
Dec.
31,
its
of
1942
will
1942.—V.
income
be
156,
paid
funding
rights
Mar.
on
that
1943,
15,
all
to
955.
p.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway--—
railway
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
October—
Gross
156, p. 1602,
Bush Terminal
dividend
of
Net
accumulations
able
Jan.
was
made
July
6V>
holders
this
on
1942,
1859,
record
been
of
no
$6
declared
26,
each
11.
while
the
on
Net
April
on
made.
were
arrearages
Net
account
on
A
last,
ry.
Gross
of
stock, par $100, pay¬
similar distribution
preferred
Dec.
Oct.
on
payments
will be
has
cumulative
of
issue
there
25,
payment
p.
the
on
to
2
share
per
After
20
the
have
preferred
Dec.
the
sents
V.
156,
dividend
a
stock,
This
15.
15,
of
$100,
par
payment
distribution
a
dividend
Net
$1.8302
payable
the
represents
1,
share
per
Dec.
29
of
sum
on
to
the
*6,223
7,885
12,785
4,246,015
3,035,263
2,441,307
1,849,934
1,755,474
926,004
750,407
307,088
1,331,506
544,618
427,492
37,714
from
railway
railway
income...
oper.
156,
1602.
p.
holders
from
ry.
Gross
Net
1942, together with interest thereon
due
of
Nov.
$1.8521
1,
1941,
will
be
made, which
interest thereon at
with
railway....
Net
from
Profit
1942
operations-
$729,947
$470,163
36,441
31,903
29,220
13,985
9,342
19,153
19,257
138,620
Federal
for
taxes
income
Net
240,386
$443,779
$342,157
422,462
507,779
431,628
$839,091
$866,241
$849,935
Pacific
265,733
241,575
formulae
goodwill,
etc.
Surplus,
Sept.
_——
Dec.
capital stock out-
standing
Earnings
formulae
capital
$422,462
stock
96,630
96,630
96,630
goodwill
formation
$4.59
$3.54
value
initial
$63,673
company;
for stock and $5,000 for cash), written down to $1,
as
at a meeting
of the board of directors, Nov. 20,
1939,
$371,672, less balance in paid-in surplus, Oct. 1, 1939,
$185,775; balance
(as above), $185,898.
,
Balance
Sheet,
hand
and
notes
demand
and
U.
S.
and
Brands,
Other
formulae
assets,
Accounts
Cash
advances
41,522
tCapital
$2,804,503
$60,908
$196,805
49,592
72,418
stock
customers'
orders."
unfilled
taxes...
26,932
$2,399,597
of
$762,619
by
96,630
shares
in
1941
of
no
k:
Interest
income
*On
,
1941
$2,863,581
1,763,388
$1,193,431
$1,100,193
9,247
7,934
.-...--..3-3331
$1,202,678
$1,108,127
528,886
500,201
184,258
97,233
tax-.II—.3.33333
$489,534
$510,693
208,501
208,501
stock
1602.
Cambria & Indiana
Acts
taxes
Net
ry.
railway
railway
.
,
1941
1940
$194,471
$150,064
78 880
$149,630
96,066
47,684-
48,976
95,638
81,462
94,159
.
income..
oper.
43 814
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway—.—
1,755 018
1,564,890
645,219
751,373
804,849
656!o39
income..
oper.
due
156, p. 1602.
Canadian
snare
live
record
share
the
Uec.
1,148,494
397,108
745,896
444,969
765,491
lob,
p.
usual
quarterly
stock*
and
regular
stock
paid
quarterly
also
was
declared,
in
each
quarter
which
ry.
oper.
from
Net
ry.
of
15
cents
the
on
oer
same
1942
and
1941.
England—Earnings—
$221,649
1940
1939
$131,382
$113,852
43,263
*6,801
*23,127
*16,295
*50,394
1,792,500
156, p.
1,639,950
149,494
*456,573
1,321,278
1,164,716
*85,935
*87,825
*20,803
733,957
*66,625
*621,565
1602.
The directors
the
Like
*542,024
on
30,
June
to
1
paid
on
last. On Dec. 31.
30
declared
an
extra
the
were
and
Sept.
30,
dividend of 25
per
$100,
directors
share
on
549,932
$1,988,996
$2,129,615
this
1941,
an
1941,
issue
on
Mar.
extra of 50
extras
of
25
also
the
payable Dec.
7%
31
the
cumulative
to
holders
of
31
June
cents
was
cents
each
15.
639,450
•
647,425
59,214
expense——
61,596
-
15,946
imposed
taxes
14,608
$794,386
$925,986
371,210
631,057
Y
contained
the
the
in
of
above
certain
computation
statement,
non-recurring
of Federal
income
tax
saving to
the
Federal
156,
'
4
Co.—Earnings—a/A
1942—Month—1941
;
1942—12 Mos.—1941
357,838
333,322
amortization
128,000
122,000
1,524,000
1,450,000
101,677
101,449
1,195,645
1,114,983
151,800
115,000
:
—
income
profits
$10,926,059 $10,306,518
4,052,048
4,276,369
income
$169,869
deductions—
etc.,.
income
DivS.
$178,779
59,333
$2,206,860
707,936
660,975
$1,375,809
$1,545,886
41,800
501,606
501,606
15,951
35,101
191,407
$64,408
$839,102
$852,873
Note—The
the
10
in the
account
on
accruals
for Federal
menths ended
1942
of
Oct.
31,
of
&
Income
Net
and
in
Co.,
and
and
the
to
3,
oper.
paid
were
wSe
&
1942,
although
Vv.
the
to
Burr,
Inc.,
company of
are
is
it
,'V
by
price of
associates were third
Offering
holders
of
are
6 '/*
of
share
the basis of
stock
preferred
6%
bid of
a
261,910
571,593
1,444
5,621,633
2,359,544
1,489
$15,854,094
6,336
886,016
885,055
2,264,488
7,768
'
shares
of
.24178 of
of
and
stock,
share
one
shares
1.2089
then
held
so
for
each
for
each
by said holders.
only by executing
that purpose .by the
or
money
order,
payable to Central Maine Power Co.* for the full amount of the pur¬
chase price must be received by the company at its office at. 9 Greeji
which
with
agreement
certified
a
check
St., Augusta, Me., before the close of business on Dec^ 14. scription received after that date will be accepted,
The company has an agreement, dated Nov.. 19,
with New
No
sub¬
\
■
(
England
Service
Public
Co., parent of the company, whereby the latter has
agreed to purchase for cash, at the price of $10 per share, such of the
*261.910
1,
Dec.
1
as
will
deliver
each
from
year
of
$5,000,000
its
through
upon
.
with the delivery of the
serial notes, dated
in amounts of $250,000
1943
taken
not
are
rights.
1952,
those
as
1
and
in
the
June
on
of
maturing
through 1945 bearing interest at the rate of 2 V* ^ per
-those maturing in the years 1946 through 1948 bearing interest
the rate of 2%%
through
serial
1952
notes
the
be
to
notes
of
option
interest
the
to
at
call
a
rate
of
any .time
selected
be
event of
the
3%
per
for. redemption,, in
the -company
called
so
at
be-callable
to
and those maturing in the years 1949
annum,
per
bearing
are
"maturities in
of
in
less
the
than
to
inverse
all
or
in
part,
the
maturity,
order
the
The
annum.
whole
prior
of
their
notes butstahd-
If the notes to be called are to be retired from the proceeds of
of preferred stock or.common stock of the company or from
sale
•premium,
be
to
offered
preemptive
1943
•years
'at
stock
common
above-mentioned
maturing serially
1942,
of
the
the
Sold Privately—Simultaneously
company
Dec.
%t
of
Notes
Serial
bonds
of
shares
exercise
the
they
shall
are
be
callable
with
together
called
accrued
to be
retired
their, principal
at
and
from
unpaid
without
amount
interest.
the proceeds of
the
If
the
notes
secured
sale of
of obligations of the company, ranking
on
a
parity with the notes, they shall be called at their principal
'amount plus a premium of 2'/e thereof during the first six "months
of the life of the notes; diminished by one-tenth of 1 ft
on June
2,
•1943, and iat the end of each six months thereafter, in;each case
with accrued and unpaid interest.
Company covenants in the notes
that so long
as
any
of the notes remain outstanding It will- not,
,except; with the
yvritt.en : consent of: the registered owners of the
notes, issue or assume any secured bond, note or other evidence of
company
other
indebtedness,
than
unsecured bond,
than
later
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$4,328,810 $16,755,808
1,398,887
5,839,879
!
105.9067.
Shares—The
first offered to the holders of common stock
preferred stock of the company, of record
on
common
of
with
Common
of
■
syndicate headed by Halsey,
while Harriman Ripley &
a
106.199,
a
or
bonds
issued
under
the
first
year
one
note or
from
and
general
issue or assume
other evidence of indebtedness maturing
the
date
on
which
such
indebtedness
was
originally incurred or assumed, provided that any bond, note or other
evidence of "indebtedness having a maturity of one year or less may
renewed:
be
year
or
extended
the
under
defined
381,490
1,597,377
1,525,435
88,667
1,039,027
374,236
96,000
491,308
701,350
1,137,254
$1,038,133
$1,137,789
$3,996,279
$4,038,225
Rr441
217
JDrl,829
9,642
$1,037,691
454,126
$1,138,006
$3,994,451
$4,047,867
497,309
1,840,410
2,015,735
to
$2,154,040
$2,032,131
successive
first
therein)
and
of
(other
general
-an
periods
any one
of not n^ore than one
time bonds, notes or other
than the serial notes and bonds
and
mortgage
aggregate
divisional
principal
amount
lien
issued
bonds
as
of
in, excess
of
$640,697
for
each; or have outstanding at
evidences of indebtedness
$3,500,000.
The
„■
.....
notes maturing in the
years
.
1943 through 1945,
'
.
*
1
in,the aggregate
amount of $1,500,000, are to be sold at private sale to
Trust Co. of New York, and the notes maturing in the
1946
through
1952, in the
aggregate principal
amount of
$3,500,000, are to be sold at private sale to The Travelers Insurance
Co.
The agreement with Guaranty Trust Co. of New York contem¬
-principal
330,000
Guaranty
•years
plates that it will have' associated with it one other institution whicli
acquire a participation in the noies held by Guaranty Trust Co,,
New York, for its own account for investment and not with a view
will
Gross
Int.
&
income
other
A
deducts.__
distribution or resale.
dis¬
income
Note—Provisions
Jan.
1,
Revenue
1942
Act
have
of
for
Federal
income
Description
and
been, computed at rates
1942.—V. 156, p. 777.
excess
in
'
",Y
syndicate headed by The First
on
a
bid of 106.31, ort an
3.1725'ic.
submitted
was
at $10 per share,
company,
any
Co.- -Earnings—
inc.
taxes-
(net)
prior
-
1:
30,
returns,
Stockholders desiring to accept this offer may do
the form of agreement to purchase provided for
345,000
118,000
income
income
the
Inc;,. with
•outstanding share
$583,565
of
30
Nov.
Coffin
to
stock ($10 par)
common
"Dec;
398,436
tax
lieu
prof.
corporate
to
.
'
.
Sept.
mortgage and divisional lien bonds as defined therein;
257,633
'
credit
inc.
profits—
profits
excess
Other
than
taxes
Excess
for post-war
1860.
233,363
.
franchises
excess
p.
592,554
other
on
30
„/
Depreciation
Taxes,
Service
$4,286,142
1,463,167
Operation
Amort,
reduction
156,
1942—3 Mos.—1941'
revenues.
Maintenance
and, excess profits .taxes for
substantially at the rates pre¬
are
without
profits taxes.—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
income
1942,
Revenue Act
excess
'
$68,736
applicable
ended
issue of $12,500,000 1st and gen. mtge.
1972, priced at 107% and ac¬
and
&
•ing.'
$122,159
Balance————
partly
months
M 3J/2S due
second best bid
Stuart
•the
41,800
stock—
nine
/.
basis
Co., Inc.,
•
899,400
$2,083,745
56,620
pfd. stk. exp.
on
the
oL separate
awarded
was
cost
583,227
$110,536
——,
pref.
on
Amort,
basis
new
Corp.
891,300
„„,
a
issue
earnings,
Gross
to
'
Boston
955,000
taxes—
taxes—,
adjustments
effective with the initial public offering of these
annum,
A—
taxes
Excess
company.—V.
$850,550
expenses
taxes
■
that the company will join with it§ parent and domestic
the
filing of consolidated returns for -the year
1942,
result in a substantial tax saving to the company.—V, 156,
/•outstanding
by the several Federal Revenue
therefrom
in
subsantial
a
$131,000,- respectively. .These esti¬
contained in the above statement
and
the
periodic
■'
the
Preemptive
15
quarterly dividend of $1 75
participating preferred stock
par
Dec.
and
228,783
$206,192
in
interest
480,000
$1,649,615
tax
usual
record
480,000
$1,508,996
—
$909,184
&
Net
declared
-
;7:'7y;77\7-A77'71
Deprec.
npr
cents
Dec
bursed.
The
.
6,848
included
were
revenue
Operating
&
-Extra Distribution—
regular quarterly dividend of like
amount
stock, both payable Dec. 31 to holders of
record
amounts
Sept
Dec.
on
addition
common
1941
2,534,399
$2,122,767
the
228,756
.
Included in the group offering the bonds are: Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co.
,(Inc.); Tucker, Anthony & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Arthur Perry & Co., Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; Whiting,
Weeks & Stubbs, Inc.; Bodell & Co., Inc.; Putnam & Co.;
Charles H. Gilman & Co.; and Maine Securities Co.
•'
:
112,772
$434,976
~
$63,107
—-k
$163,000
with
to
applicable
;
came
$6,063,753
528,199
—
—
148,875
$291,863-
—
securities.
-Earnings-
$1,982,684
exclusion
Period End. Oct, 31—
Gross
Charges
Canadian Celanese, Ltd
sharAin
of
and
$6,734,821
A..——„—■;———
the
result in
may
r>m.
90,883
railway
oper. income—
♦Deficit.—V.
cents
o#>ntc
*36,541
railway
30
559,487
Central Illinois Public
$139,400
income—
from
Net
payable
1941
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Co.
,
with
to
profits
955, 351. '
Net
five
95
dividend
during
1942
railway
railway—
from
of
par™ipatin7LwendPof
777.
from
Net
dividend
»
Canadian National Lines in New
Net
June
7 297,169
rates
—
;
are
.'obligations of the
holders
October—
Gross
Gas
&
debentures——_k
the
agree
which
excess
scribed
were
not
do
principally
Int.,
preferred stock, all payable Jan
2 to
The usual
quarterly dividend of 12 Va cents
15.
share
per
holders
to
6,312
—
$547,748
and Light Co. into Central Maine Power Co. which be¬
'
1,274,832
a ParticiPatin8" dividend of
the
second
common
amounts
Like
V.
on
the
on
to
ftrst
preferred
per share andthe
cents
share
per
of
in
the
on
cents
31
31,
liability for the calendar years 1940 and 1941
and to periodic adjustments partly applicable to prior
periods.
The taxes applicable to the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942, are
computed on the basis of separate corporate returns, although it is
contemplated that the company will join with Its parent and domestic
affiliates in the
filing of consolidated returns for the year 1942,
1939
Canners, Ltd.—Participating Dividend
pe?hsLdreefnt0adrihmn
addition
share
50
840,549
debt discount
of
23,622
$440,738
crued interest, to yield about 3.12%.
This offering, to¬
gether with the sale of 261,910 shares of common.stock at
$10 per share and $5,000,000 of notes, will furnish funds
to carry out the merger of Cumberland County Power
1941.
income——
and
$524,126
Dr513
accruals——k—'
agree
on
Inc., of
$3
(including the recently-enacted 1942 Act) it' is estimated that the
applicable to the earnings for the 12 months ended Sept. 30,
and 1941, are $896,000 and $434,000,
respectively.
These esti¬
deductions
;
per
.
Dec.
——_
General
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
577,818
Central Illinois Light
1942
$178,661
from
from
1941,
,
1942
RR.—Earnings-
October—
Net
24,
profits taxes——
charges:
basis
$441,251
was made Dec. 3 by a group of investment bank¬
headed by The First Boston Corp. and Coffin & Burr,
ers
This
1942
•
taxes
955.
P.
the
on
Dec. ,12.
Mar.
on
.——————————4—kA.;
dividends
the
mates
income
preferred
income
p.
Gross
of
payable
paid
156,
—
on
dividend
a
were
Electric
accruals
107,953
fering
Dec.
on
—————--
bonds
on
Other
and
deductions...
income
value.—V,
par
1,880,625
taxeL—IIIITI
__3_3.333
corporate
p.
$7
(net)
reserve
79,892
163,215
210,964
—————„-
—
bonds Series
value,
par
amounts
excess
780,853
173,854
————————
not
which; may
each;
~k——
Amortization .of
$786,054
$3,024,056
.
from operation
Provision for Federal income
156,
cents
declared
record
j.—kk——————
income
„1_:
Central Maine Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Public of¬
been
of
.4———_k
and
income
Retirement
Earnings—
k~kk._-—''
expenses & general
Dividends
15
declared, the
operating
Gross
$2,804,503
and
1942
revenues
Net earnings
Other income-
—V.
25,
Sept. 30—-
income
Common
California Water Service Co.
Net
also
income
reserve
1941,
do
affiliates
•
600,509
12 Mos. End. Oct. 31—
interest
last;
taxes
'
Net
Gross
no
1,657,71.1
832,105
contemplated
1
during
The
1,632,00(1
585,437
...
-(Represented
amounts
Payments
Sept.
has
holders
1,
revenues,
Utility
Other
240,013
1,632,000
——II—III'
LlIIIIIIII"
byOi
Total
and
Like
1.
62,758
44,729
——k—
...
Total
Operating
Operating
Like
$3,313,749
basis of the rates imposed by the several Federal Revenue
the recently-enacted 1942 Actit is estimated that
applicable to the earnings for the 12 months'ended Sept. 30,
and
The
I—I'
/L^LalI°wance for depreciation
p»
to
declared
Maintenance
♦Federal
the
computed
common
2,805,571
General
surplus
1942.
Dec.
25,- last.
the
on
1323.
p.
1
1941
...
1,961,993.
(including
The
the 5*i>.
on
12 Mos. End.
Gross
in
stock,
17.
directors
Operating
49,035
$2,399,597
—A—Y,^k——
on
income
Earned
20
share
per
1
charges
expenses
Federal
declared
record
last, and in each quarter during
share
-
1009.
24
Oct.
on
1942
$3,702,196
profits taxes_,_„_«.
deductions
taxes
mates
35,665,559
>
payable
Accrued
1
'
„
60,063
696,831
—
deferred
Total
Liabilities—
been
Sept.
June
p.
$4
Dec.
Dec.
on
Central Illinois
41,943
60,063
720,944
„
goodwill
including
144,368,587
37,723,923
regular quarterly dividends of $1,25
cumulative series prior preferred stock, of $1.75
per share on the 7 '!o cumulative series prior pref. stock, and of $1.75
per
share on the 7%
second preferred stock, all payable Jan. 1 to
holders of record Dec. 17.—V. 156, p. 1687.
701,181-
34,960
notes—
—.
and
the
991,204
—_^k——
and
bonds
equipment.
The
•
$264,245
357,128
865,929
receivable...
;
Government
•Plant
$319,051
deposits..—
accounts
Dec.
Sept. 30,
1941
„
Investments
of
and
20,
155,
156,
accrued
82.029
excess
income
income
•On
Acts
180.034,146
Corp. of America—50-Cent Common Div.—
common
record
pel*
1942
Inventories
1940.—-V.
directors
the
011
Sept. 30
Assets—
on
20
Mar.
of
receive
interest
,7.
•'■■/.'
—
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$ ' ''
*
$ "
21,576,652 209,925,848
15,638,764 172,201,925
has
holders
June
dividend
Celanese
The
subsequently
authorized
Customers'
Net
5,937,888
share
per
to
10
20,
time
any
2989.
p.
^
2
Feb.
Trust
7
>
$2.79
in
included
($303,000
of
24,
and
&
111.
with
k—
•
income..
Retirement
*491,356
'
Gross
.
Case Co.—Year-End Dividend—
year-end
Dec.
on
acquired
Cash
Dec.
stock, payable
compares with $3 paid
.
96,630
and
at
cents
139,
)r.
—1—L-~
principally
periods.
25
at
may
-
due
follows:
as
Sept. 30—
income
Gross
5,718,182
common
$507,778
share—$2.47
per
''Brands,
of
$600,509
.
par)—_
(no
*375,528
1942—Month—1941
10, 35 cents.—V.
(J.I.)
A
Shares
*364,913
17,081,050
Mar.
on
were
and
*185,898
—
$585,437
*
*238.216
^
of
Chicago,
fund
to
Bank
and surrender of said bonds
trustee.—V.
successor
and'interest
National
together
presentation
sinking
822,816
*95.730
22,799,232
payable
paid
were
and
30
984,178
*65,352
1949.
dividend
bonds
price,
Utility operating income___
income (net)—
1
193,260
paid
Brands,
1,166,371
■
Ry.—Earnings—
earnings
stock,
$701,039
253,654
—
$105,189
Capital City Products Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
$269,411
600,509
surplus
*31,455
•
p.
mentioned
upon
102
City
1, 1943,
bonds due
gold
trust
*4,132
*39,782
*522,061
expenses
156,
1841,
Total
Dividends
*14,005
,1842
60,431
76,950
$238,582
— —
$83,288
1602.
p.
at
the
Feb.
on
6'/<>
fund
Salle-St.,
revenues
taxes
♦Federal
•
130,964
surplus
,'
-V.
A
Previous
■'General
*188,942
earnings
Net
&
inventories
Prov.
'7
.
Working
$378,318
43,655
(net)
receivables
on
*•
Gross
1939
$565,806
Depreciation
Miscellaneous
Loss
1940
La
off
pay
collateral
both
at
redemption
1943,
Maintenance
Income
*•
1941
So.
208
and
sinking
lien
1946,
made
Other
156,
Canadian
1,
be
above
full
1,
of- the
office
Dec.
will
the
the
.
Feb.
12 Mos. End.
1939
*48,840
oper.-income...
ry.
due
trustee,
of
of
to
redeem
trust
first
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Earnings—
5
Inc.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
* 1940
*14,721
1,192,126
Deficit.—V.
repre¬
.
California Ink Co.,
1941
*61,957
railway——
railway..—,
from
the
at
•
7"
Vermont—Earnings—
*26,410
railway
income...
Period End. Oct. 31—
Years End.
Holders
to
the
of
Operation—natural gas. purchased
Other operations.
$116,822
oper.
from
successor,
Operating
$120,637
!.
•
bonds
elected
collateral
all
Payment
thereon
-
1942
from
gold
payment
•
From Jan. 1—
-
accumulated
1602.
p.
191,115
income...
Canadian Pacific Lines in
156,
*
Dec.
33,194
current
preferred stock.—V.
Net
declared
unpaid dividends due Feb.
On
$153,612
45,565
oper.
ry.
5',i
at
$193,340
25,699
October—
directors
record
and
1939
$222,472
243,366
and
1323.
cumulative
of
1940
$508,709
*Loss'.—V.
(A. M.) Byers Co.—Accrued Dividend—
1',<>
1941
railway—
from
Gross
The
1942
'Co.,
railway.....
from
from
1946,, and
1943.
1,
Maine—Earnings-
From Jan. 1—
Co.—$3 Accumulated Dividend—
$3
1,
S'/aft
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Net
A
company has
the first lien
of
Mar.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Central Gas & Electric Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
1
r
20,645
1,471,614
The
interest in
Monday,. December 7, 1942
-
profits
taxes
accordance
since
with
the
.
of
Bonds—Jhe $12,500,000 first and general mortgage
Zxh.(hy are dated Sept. 1, 1942, and are due Sept. 1,
(M. & S.) payable at principal office'of
Old Colony Trust Co., trustee, Boston, Mass., and at office or agency
bonds,
series M,
1972.
Principal
of company
and interest
in New York.. Coupon bonds in the denomination of $1,000,
=
registrable
inoro other series,
able
30
all
of
option
parf at
or
days'
follows:
at .least
premium as
successively
1% on Sept. 2 in
reduced successively
of
Merger—Prior
revenues-
$6,128,340
Federal
167,203
162,487
284,480
$5,561,108
•_——
$6,014,393
$6,403,637
$6,877,170
1,948,830
2,389,878
1,988,797
income
Federal
Fed,
;
$3,624,515
$4,414,840
477,842
1,126,109
92,630
tax__.-i.
tax
profits
excess
income,;
Net
-
for
Underwriters
written
the
of
and
bonds
of
issue
Bonds—The
250,408
254,422
$58,544
§35,141
$569,775
$576,923
1942,
1942.
possible
facilities
the
38,456
26,769
$266,843
$294,288
227,136
18,928
the
for
of
the
156,
the
of
1942
ended
of
1942,
of
16%
of
$27,300,
ended
period
without
are
the
rates
Oct.
preferred
the
months'
nine
amortization
financing
merger.—V.
October,
amount
to
for
in
made
the
months
12
the
at
computed
The
for
taxes
income
been
1942.
estimates
The
deductions
or
in
Federal
haS
applicable
deductions
proposed
of
Act
227,136
18,928
for
1942
year
adjustment
an
15,612
16,429
1,197
2.076
§11,735
provision
requirements
'30,
for
1,390
2,173
overstatement
an
245,000
$34,291
Revenue
include
dividend
Sept,
the'
§581,669
245,000
20,417
i__
to
§566,728"
§35,425''
20,417
(net).—_
4,746
Dr3,047
$58,271"
estimated
in
284
Dr273
_—w
applicable
adjusting
adjustments
defense
war
or
which will arise through
expenses
1466.
p.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.- •Earnings—
representing approximately
the. State, and embraces the
of
22,177
income
requirements-
forth
October—
560,000,
lion
div:
31,
two-thirds of the total popula- ' The principal amount of bonds which each of the underwriters has
greater part of its industry.
severally agreed to purchase are as follows:
Company owns plants having an aggregate of 169,175 kw. installed
The First Boston .Corp.
v__ •, $1,200,000
Jiydro-clectric generating capacity - and 87,000 kw. installed steam>Coffin & Burr, Inc.
:
'1,200.000
genferating capacity, and its principal electric properties form an
Biyth & Co., Inc. —y 1.200,000
interconnected system which is connected with lines of other companies
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
1.200,000
in territories adjoining that served by the company.
•/'f:
F. S. Moseley &
1,200,000
Property Acquired from Cumberland—By merger effective oil Dec. 3,
Stone
Webster and Blodget, Inc.
1.200.000
-1942, the company acquired the business and all the rights, powers
Harris,, Hall & Co. (Inc.)——w./.
825,000
privileges, "franchises and properties, and assumed all of the liabilities
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
825,000
and obligations, of Cumberland County Power & Light Co.,, Cumber¬
White, Weld & Co.
825.000
land's fixed assets as at July 31, 1942, were more than $25,800,000,
a. c. aii.vn & Co.,
;
575,000
and Its gross operating revenues, exclusive of; sales to the company,
Paine, ;webber,-;Jackson
t.575,000
at
129,250
—'
under¬
been
has
309,718
150,500
income-
income
set
by certain investment bankers for whom The First
Coffin & Burr, Inc., are acting as representatives.
severally
Corp.
343,490
2,000
deductions
periods
adjustments-applicable to the first seven months of 1941 in the amount
of $154,141,
which adjustments gave effect to the increase in taxes
occasioned by the 1941 law passed in September of that year.
Boston
27,778
23,000
interest
Net
excess
104,353
36,719
Other
profits taxes for the
Seven
are estimated at the rates of 40%
for income tax and 94 % for excess profits tax.
The provisions for
the last five months* of 1941
include income and excess profits tax
and
Federal income
months ended July 31, 1942,
t Pro visions
•<•••
111,554
taxes-
Other
$2,571,851
$3,196,101
$3,146,673
$3,090,902
10,442
—
Note—The
.
595,548684,815
8,028
20,811
interest
Pfd.
886,019
depreciation-.
income
Gross income
1845.130
90,134
——■
operating
Bond
11.467.949
$2,655,027
580,166
85,670
—
Non-operating
$4,884,930
§2,891,912
58,417
taxes
Net
1,992,240
$3,612,278
521,376
Balance
•
$246,039
50,050
power
for
Prov.
$6,592,690
275,297
Total int. & oth. deduct.-
■
cities and
wnich includes 256
income
$5,851,906
$5,393,905
—
income
nomoper.
Net
territory in
large
a-
oper.
Total
electric energy, and selling-and distributing
the central and southern parts of
towns, has a population estimated
that of generating
throughout
expenses--U
$232,822
;
Maintenance
July 31, '42
1942—12 Mos,—1941
1942—Month'—1941
revenues
u
Purchased
12 Mos. End.
1941
1940
Operating
Operation
'
'
Other
Company—Central Maine Power Co. is an operating public utility
the electric, gas, water and motor bus transportation- busi- ,
nesses. ■> It is a subsidiary of New England Public Service Co.,
which :
has 'a- number-of other subsidiaries.-, Company's- business is predoml-,;
Maine
oper.
'
Calendar Years—
•■-■
Public Service Corp*—Earnings-
Period End. Oct. 31—
Cumberland, on a
$11,929,991 $12,633,108 $14,479,567 $15,695,211
6,536,086
6,781,202
8,351,227
9,102,521
operr revenues—-
Net
engaged in
it
■
Total
v
nantly
'
.
,
1939
Total
the
to
-
■
.
;•
.
delivery of the'securities now offered, Cum-,
berland County Power & Light Co,, a public utility incorporated in
Maine on-March 4,
1909, is to be merged (approved by stockholders ,
Nov.
19v 19421
into Central
Maine Power Co., and Central Maine:,
Power ,Co. will thereupon acquire, pursuant.to the:agreement of merger;
the
business and, all the rightSj
powers,
privileges, franchises and
properties of Cumberland County Power & Light Co.
After the agree¬
ment
ox
merger
has become effective the business, franchises and
property of Central Maine Power .Co;-will'include also the business,
franchises and: property of Cumberland County Power & Light Co'.,, the
separate existence of which will have ceased.
J v
:
•
••'■■
,
each of the, years 1943 through 1952;,
thereafter
by Vi Of 1% on,Sept. 2 in each:.of the.
years 1953 through 1966;. thereafter reduced successively byy2:ofT%/
on Sept. 2
in each of the years 1967 through 1969; the premium being
1% on and after Sept. 2. 1,969, and before Sept. 2, 1970, no premium
being payable on or after Sept. 2, 1970; in every case with accrued
interest to redemption date.'
"
'
%
by
,
•Earnings—Consolidated (Company and
,7,
Consolidated Basis)
at, any time,. upon
company
published notice, at the principal amount plus
11 %
through Sept. 1. 1943; thereafter reduced
,
'
,
,
Central Vermont
dividend series or one or
.and the balance may be issued in,5%
series
to principal only; and interchangeable with- fully- regis¬
of $1,000 or multiples thereof.
Redeem¬
as
tered bonds in denominations
2035
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4131
Volume 156
Net
from
1942
.
from
Gross
1939
1940
1941
§9,838,455
$10,217,984
3,792,764
railway—— $17,354,401 $11,256,021
8,149,302
3,418,302
3,700,383
railway-
.
Net
Net
——
the
'.'Prior
and
the
to
It
Co.
over §6,750,000.
••••..•
.
Cumberland was a subsidiary of New England
was engaged
predominantly in the generation
merger
Service
Public
date "were
oiV that
ended
months
12
(primarily from the company) of electric energy and'- its
distribution and sale for light, power,: heat and- other
purchase
transmission,
61,000 domestic, commercial,; industrial, agricultural1
municipal customers-in a compact .territory of about 1,250 square ' ,;
miles, having a total population of about 193,00(L including the city of
Portland,
the rail
and commercial center and principal seaport of
purposes to about
and
and the
Maine,
Sanford.
and
-
of high-tension transmis¬
sion lines and a distribution system comprising 1,387 pole miles of
overhead lines, ahd 12.78 miles of underground conduit bank contain¬
Works
ing
Rivers,
together
miles of
circuit
63
cluded
in
stations
cable,
at
operating
distribution
volts
11,000
more,
or
facilities
suitable
other
and
56
are
Cumberland
sub¬
was also engaged in
acquired from Cumberland its water gas manufactur- i-;
Biddcford and a system by which gas is distributed
through 29.9 miles of mains for domestic, commercial and industrial
purposes to approximately 1,400 customers in the cities of Biddeford
and Saco.
Cumberland operated 68 motor buses,, owned by Portland
RR., "approximately 7,800 miles a day over 47 miles of street in and
between
the
adjoining
municipalities of Portland, South
Portland,
Westbrook and Cape Elizabeth, under the lease from Portland RR.,
to which lease and business the company succeeded by the merger.
.;
and
the company
ing
plant
and
Operation
after
The
Federal
Other
serial
The
notes.
proceeds
net
10
due
to
premium
and
principal
pay
proceeds of
net
the
the redemption
in
common stock offered hereby
to pay bank loans, aggregating
the
a
of
.
7
^
•
•%
5-
$110,000
company
to
to
the
of
shares
stock
common
of
Nepsco Appliance Finance
Corp., subsidiaries of New England Public Service Co., and (d) $91,080
at §120
redeem
share
per
otherwise
or
retire,
preferred stock of the
1943," 759 shares of 7%
on
before April
1,
,
(Giving
Effect
Series
J
Series
L
due
3 %%
.
1968———I
1970
due 1972
(this issue)
Serial notes (unsecured):
serially
Maturing,
—_
,
Unlimited
~ "
.
preferred
dividend
$6
Pfd.
stock,
Common
basis
the
of
declared
'
stock
stock
6%
each
in
Dividends—
:'
October—
$2.50 each
'.
1942
"w
1941
'
amount
from
1940
ry.
from- railway.-
Net
ry.
—V-
Net
_]
534,562 ;
899,117
289,045
36,289,273
4,493,480
29,635,513
7,056,441
1,146,075
series
cumul.
(par
5,713 shs,
(all classes)
of
p
$3,280,584
9,902,903
1,500,000 shs.
$10_
on
the
dismiss
to
an
corporate existence
156,
dated
ments
bonds
will
of
sinking
were
mature
fund
redeemed
on
or
on
single class of
:
for
before Dec.
benefit
10,
"Section
read
be determined
and; that the
1,
of
such
bonds,
$17,000
serial
notes
of
as
1943, and therefore is not funded debt.
^Company has agreed to call for redemption or otherwise retire, on or
before April 1. 1943, 759 shares of this 7%
preferred stock.
§Of the
authorized shares of $50 preferred stock, 21,518.shares are 5% dividend
178,169
115,625
164,943
122,657
3,100,21.9
93,628
5,035,406
2,061,952
4,449,049
1,831,476
3,828,355
810,259
874,644
951,038
railway
-
income—
1602.
1,308,668
,
.
911,638
691,899
1941
1942
$1,124,603
railway——
railway—-—.
453,379
income—
-
•
$1,027,343
419,850
366,797
.
':
•>
1940
T 1939
$841,482
$1,002,321
267,152 ;
393,228
283,913
133,436
% 276,958
8,895,710
3,072,923
7,827,343
7,726,946
2,338,113
1,461,899
1,752,336
9,552,715
railway—--
3,120,145
income-1740.
2,032,760
oper.
156,
p.
.
984,819
134,072
1
^
it
ditional
not
only
the
be
plucked
provision
out of its
in
the
a
is
plain that the phrases,
complicate the structure' and
"unduly
or
Net
of
the
and
unnecessarily
number
of
of
the
corporation
has
'
activities
described
in
secondary distributions, having made
the
a
—V.
$50,0&0, be cut in half.—V. 156,
p.
2,319,812
50,414,122
35 ,949,507
21,475,420
88,565,051
16,520,797
27,385,497
income—
oper.
24 ,555,795
10,353,205
5,279,839
156, p. 1602.
Chicago & North Western Ry.1942
October—.
Net
Net
ry.
$9,470,083
2,932,808
2,042,689
3,142,053
2,385,844
91,523,967
25,888,209
15,696,749
77,008,670
72,725,178
15,988,439
12,262,137
4,410,742
5,320,19^
income—
3,427,7<.o
oper.
From Jan. 1—
railway
from
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
156,
—V,
railway
from
Gross
p.
,
113,828,627
35,707,062
20,740,036
income—
1602.
:
Charleston
&
Western
letter
were
156,
Ry. -Earnings—
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
p.
1414.
'
railway
$2,661,624
2,426,260
2,109,335
1,670,312
1,331,979
110 .180,964
80,732,563
67,146.488
65,744,688
41 ,790,776
24,204,869
15,647,382
14,885,851
12,890,182
6,139,717
4,298,018
railway-
ry.
income
oper.
Net
Net
from
from
$299,511
$207,479
$220,667
89,391
48,703
43,651
31,130
35,386
3.252,126
2,827,985
1,141,121
2,155.556
2,068.067
596,277
663.899
on
685,185
342,451
411,155
record
Net
from
ry.
railway—
oper.
income—
1,310,300 '
DO,976
156,
p.
1602.
oper.
156,
p.
Chicago
interest
.-
—V.
ry.
—V.
%
,
railway-
55,961
84,131
—_
income—
railway—
railway-
from
Gross
1939
1939
$7,848,089
6, ,913,203
4, 814,467
from
1940
$8,824,314
2,147,095
1,312,584
$14, 428,661
Net
-
Gross
"
.
1941
1942
from railway—
Gross
1940
$341,439
From Jan. 1—
•
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.— •EarningsOctober—
150,161
railway——
oper.
1941
',■'/%
paid each three months.
which 25 cents per share was
to
nrior
1941
—V.'
Net
Carolina
\'"- '
Co.—12 V2-Cent Dividend—
A
dividend of 12%
cents per share has been declared on the
common stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Sept. 15.
A like
amount has been paid each quarter since and including Sept.- 15,
recommenda¬
1860.
1942
7,617,955
r
.
From Jan. 1—
October—
1939
1940
$9,620,272
2,551,392
1,365,363
railway-
from
1941
•
$13,912,798 'wO,560,479
railway
from
Gross
discontinue its participation
amounting to $4,700,000, and that the combined salary
principal officer of the company's subsidiaries, amounting to
the
ry.
railway
from
Net
net profit of only $44,200' in
underwritings
of
2,714,572
94,312,815
4,224,980
railway
Chicago Rivet & Machine
debentures a letter reporting that it has
reorganization plan providing for liquidation
corporation.
a
debentures
2 ,721,783
146,589,748 115 ,744.690
Income—
oper.
Net
the
a
ry.
From Jan. 1—
'unfairly or inequitably distribute voting
for
committee
holders
•Earnings
:
Gross from
Central States Electric Corp.—Liquidation Proposed—
to
Pacific RR.
1941
1940
'
1939';
1342
$18,594,984* $13 ,389,033 $11,308,099 $11,241,952
3,793,4813,518,492
7,991,340
3 ,857,537
railway
from
Net
power,* are sufficiently definite."—V. 156, p. 1949.
protective
&
•
scheme of regulation,
In this light it receives ad¬
from other sections of the Act, such as Sections 1
it
Paul
'
com¬
a
Nov.
stock,
railway
from
Gross
SEC
the
part of
on
common
Chicago Milwaukee St.
respective
context
statute,"
as
directors
the
October—
meaning
So read,
7.
were
"Rather, it should be considered
Dividend—
27 declared a dividend of 50 cents- per share
payable Dec. 22. to holders of record Dec. 9.
This compares with 25 cents each paid on Dec. 22, last year, and on
Dec. 23, 1940, and on March 1, June 1, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1, 1939.—
V. 156, p., 1015,
...
,
' ,
.
'
should
(2)
(Bi
11
though
statutory
plete
such
$500.000
$413,003
Chicago Mail Order Co.—50-Cent
'
tOf these
1940
$449,691
93,10.)
oper.
ry.
The
to one consisting of a
stock,
common
said in its brief,
1,316.583 shs.
1942.
1939
'
1941
251,936
from
ry.
on
% The" SEC took its action in filing; a brief- with the court in reply to
the appeal filed by the Middle West Corp. and its two subsidiary hold¬
ing companies from an order issued by the Commission on June 4.
The Middle West and its two subsidiaries filed their appeal on Aug, 1.
challenging the constitutionality of Section 11 (B) (2) of the Public
Utility Holding Company Act..
.•.■■■
y
as
Oct.
4,163,190
1942
income—
p.
from
Net
indenture
.1,260,681
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
appeal taken from an order, requiring
of the Central & South West Utilities; Co.
Public Service CO.
American
capitalizations of the two concerns be changed
of Dec. 1, 1938, supplemental to first and
general mortgage, series H bonds are limited to the aggregate prin¬
cipal amount of $14,000,000 theretofore issued.
Pursuant to require¬
6By
1,065,694
railway
from
21.518 shs.
$50)—,
2,490,824
oper.
Net
defending the constitutionality of the "death sentence"
Nov. 30 asked the Federal Court of Appeals in the District
(Columbia
that
or
79,191 shs/.
§31,518 shs.
—
(par
ry.
Net
27,512,110
7,453,734
1,497,417
income.*.
1949.
tions that the subsidiary Blue Ridge Corp.
1111.231 shs.
6,142,946
$542,307
Gross* from- railway
SEC,
clause,
in
__
316,534
15,043,115
r,-.'":
October—
,
of
15,000,000
356,176
15,166,256
4,031,634
$578,236
211,916
from
Gross
193.9:
281,980
oper.
156
The
In
—
283,493
17,815,984
railway-
oper.
from
Net
—V.
$3,477,123
1,380,008
688,879
7,479,458
railway
Net
suggested to the trustees
12,500,000
No indenture
]
670,339
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The'
4,500,000
$1,815,539
,(734,065
From Jan. 1—
$4,001,471
*
1939
•
$1,908,470
685,732
railway—.
from
Net
47,707,864
15,252,786
railway——
Net from railway
Net ry.' oper. income—
1940
From Jan. 1—
-
on
$5,249,289
1,879,725,
1,039,711
from
Gross
,.
Date
to
1941
$2,038,452
v-.v
from
Gross
of
stock and
7%
the
on
Income
1687."
p.
Net
;
^
addressed
20.350.000
railway——
oper.
156,
Gross
May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov. 2, last.—V. 156,
made on
/
.
.
...'•"
-
rate of 5%
per
until dividend ac¬
: *
i;;:
■.
20,894,948
7,399,721
2,618,438
income—
railway.
October—;
;;;
.
of $2.81%
were
the
at
earned,
or
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
payment
a
per
the
on
Net
:
1943-1952—
— —
stock
from
ry.
—V.
Federal income taxes
preferred
on
arrears
<
cents
62V'2
$2,457,025
889,872
468,604
railway-—---
from
Net
accruals
Nov.. 24
on
in
% •:•■•■. •%
dividends
whether
for October and Year
railway
oper.
ry.
Net
the
Central RR. of New Jersey- -Earnings—
'
198,351 shs.
.
and
estimated
the
:>pi':i860%
*$13,859,000
Pref. stock, cumulative (par $100);
7%
1,347,182
October
computed
are
in
$2,089,048
of
month
,
Outstanding
expressed
f
;
Financing)
Authorized
*
due
3 V2 %
Present
to
.
mtge. bonds:
Ser. M 3%%
the
of
21
(No.
last.
1941,
1,
1942
from
Gross
requirements
Distributions
the
and
The premium on the retired Cumberland stocks amounts to $999,880,
will be charged to earned surplus.
'.-■>• >
"• :
Capitalization
:
or
company.
and
1st & gen.
1942,
31,
Included
month's
prior
part
price thereof in trust for the holders of said
acquire all of the 650 outstanding shares of
.the; capital stock
(no par7 of New England Pole & Treating Co.; a
subsidiary of New England Public Service Co., parent? of the company;
(ci
$9,100 to acquire 300 shares of the capital stock and $6,000 of 5% ;
debentures of Aug. 1, 1936, due Aug. 1, 1956. of Nepsco Services, Inc.,*5
ibi
.
Net
ended Oct.
Nov. 27.
and of the
redemption
the
Oct.
1942.
$2,059,430
-
112,265
.
dividend
From Jan. 1—
1,347,181
$152,388
112,265
taxes- for
Ry.—Dividend No. 2—
a
cumulative
carries
October—
on
the dividend
$3.22 per share on
the 7%. cumulative preferred stock and $2.76 per share 011 the 6%
cumulative preferred stock,
payable Dec. 7 to stockholders of record
the series M bonds, and a part
be used, together • with an
§6,911,200 to pay pan and
the net proceeds ox
agreement of merger into an obligation of the
the
of
months
directors
The
,7- ,', 7:>v77 ■
7.. \.7...
Dec.
record
Sept.: 30,
on
Net from
1,517,549
income
544,677
preferred stock, p£r $50. payable Dec. 28
15.
An initial distribution of like amount
.
Defended by SEC^-Asks Court to Dismiss Appeal by
(Utility from Dissolution Order-*-
used
of
declared
'
$3,608,597
1,527,034
§2,850,000,
balance of
deposit
12
accumulations
notes, estimated at §6,631,129, will
§490,251 of treasury funds, (a)
chares;
>
$3,586,514
122,948
414,003
12,625,585
2,777,137
695,988
'
Gross
$275,336
Central Power & Light Co.—Accrued
at'
'premium "in the redemption on Jan. 15, 1943, of 39,535 shares .of 6.%
preferred stock and 19,700 shares of 5 %% preferred' stock of Cumber¬
land at 120%. and 110%, respectively, all of which shares were celled
for
redemption by Cumberland prior to the merger and converged
to
40,594
...
by First National Bank of Boston, which were
proceeds of which were used for the purchase and
facilities to be used in. carrying out the company's
be
estimated
10'
68,478
-
195,269
12,834,439
2,645,740
cumulative
from, Jan.
Net
the
corporate purposes.
and
1,053,641
7,077
have
5%
$3,566,003
3,650
the
not
cumulations total but do not exceed 15%
31, 1942, is an adjustment of $161,662,
by the amout of 16% of the pre¬
applicable to the nine months' period
ended Sept. 30, 1942.—V. 156, p. 1949.
company
and
'construction
under
1,097,363
$3,518,036
income--
stock
annum
Central & South West Utilities Co.—"Death Sentence"
will
notes,
to
The
88,965
:
$1,622,208
617,916
1602.;
directors
made
398,086
1,127,878
142,701
634,016'
' ■" —V'::,;,
15,357,131
19,367,301
4,102,054
6,292,262
1,698,381
2,954,554
railway-——-
holders'
$1,421,646
441,741
railway
p.
on
This
accrued
(excluding
of the series M bonds, and
the net proceeds
balance of
serial
.serial
696.706
$169,667
dividend
ferred
5, 1943, of §9,275.000 of first mortgage bonds, V/2%
1966, of Cumberland, assumed by the company under the
made
7
840,296
$301,801
ended
Act
the
inducing
Jan;
on
incurred
53,148
132,134
months
for
to be received by the
proceeds (excluding accrued interest)
$9,714,786
the
to
was
756.550
$268,259
requirements.
Revenue
and-premium in the redemption at 105%: on April 1, 1943, of
of first mortgage bonds, 4%' series, due I960, of Cumber¬
assumed by the company under the agreement of merger, and
The
144,551
542.874
958,229
93,193
Notc-n-Federal
,
Company has agreed to call all of the Cumber¬
land bonds for redemption out of the proceeds of the series M bonds
now
offered and to take the necessary steps to obtain, prior to or
contemporaneously with the delivery of the series M bonds, a dis-*
charge of the lien securing the Cumberland bonds.
''<• v ;
'of
143,149
487,944
63,234
$298,151
income f
income-
income
Pfd, div.
agreement of merger.
!.
25,698
56,066
65,248
income
Net
;
§1,494,000
series,
16,090
68,958
taxes—
operating
Gross
of Issue—Contemporaneously with the issu¬
now
offered, company will issue $5,000,000 of
proceeds of the series M bonds will be used, together with
now on deposit
with the trustee, (a) §1,538,060 to pay prin¬
105.%-%
income
The
share
1939:
1940
$1,713,878
$2,558,561
income—
oper.
156,
1941
1942
from
ry.
61,388
:
Deductions,
.
-<bt
1,870.449
,,•;
__
8,944,883
Chicago Great Western
$8,630,774
2,347,900
depreciation-
Non-operating
net
cipal
$9,392,917
237,500
19,867,719
9,432,769
Earnings
;bf the serial notes and an estimated $490,250 of treasury funds, will be
used as follows:
>
*
'
1
< ;
*
land,
$792,870
239,239
taxes
■
Net
from the sale of the series M bonds and the common stock
now
offered, estimated at $15,750,476, after allowance for expenses
estimated at $157,374, together with such net proceeds from the sale
§77.791
power
for
Prov,
to
net
The
—
Purchased
.company
:
Net
-1941
1942—12 Mos,
1942—Month—1941
$842,267
_•—
?
Maintenance
be received by the company are estimated to be $4,983,500,
allowance for expenses estimated at $16,500:
,
interest)
revenues.
20,210,504
16,527,655
railway—
from
Net
—V.
Earnings for Month and 12 Months Ended Oct. 31
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
30,438,239
28,424,261
railway
oper,
ry.
Gross
"V.;?-100.000
100,000'
&
52,450,128
-
From Jan.
.-ii175,000
Gilman
H.
Charles
Maine Securities
Purpose
securities
the
cf
unsecured
its
&
income.
1949.
from
from
Net
at
Proceeds
ance
Net
:Weeks-.-iyy.i-^ii;^-yyiiwb-,325,000
y^: 325,000
Co., Inc;.'_^-_—'
175,000
Putnain: & Co.
sub¬
voltages.
•;y77%..:v;)-;.:7\7
the manufacture. and sale of gas,
at lower
Gross
Whiting. .Weeks
Bodell
2,597,234
79,366,486
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
475.000
:
-
railway
156, p.
In¬
volts or less,
11,000
at
operating
and
transmission
these
facilities operating
station
259 pole miles
with
Inc.
2,597,315
79,719,299
-
October—
&
Hornblower
South Portland, Biddcford, Saco,
centers of
industrial
'-.7 r 7 7-7.;';.
:
The
electric properties
of Cumberland acquired by the; company
include the Cape
and Peppereli steam plants and 11 hydro-electric
plants located on the Saco,
Presumpscot, Salmon Falls and Great
Westbrook
Arthur Perry
1,923,999
96,951,416
^
railway—;
oper.
ry.
—V.
.
for
from
Net- from
<
•
4,515,073
132,541,814
Income.
oper.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—
the
J-
income
1949.
29
.952,853
Rys.—Interest Payment-
for
the
six months
ended Aug.- 1 in the amount of 2 Va%
of $750 will be paid Dec. 19 to holders of
certificates of deposit for first mortgage 5% gold
reduced face value
on
J...
Dec.
7 of
1
1QOIJ
\T
TRfi
TV.
338.
:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2036
Commonwealth
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earnings
Net
ry.
739,133
531,128
140,105
19,306,093
16,597,230
3,741,374
1,387,512
14,981,285
2,492,426
212,728
income.-
oper.
4,763,618
Net ry. oper.
income.2,615,828
"Deficit.—V. 156, p. 1602.
from
railway
14,686,523
The
corporation
544,392
Sections 6
290,206
of
1935
2,180,268
*62,552
Chile
the
similar
A
stock,
capital
Dec.
last,
24,
and
Feb.
on
156,
1941.—V.
23,
dividend
a
payable Dec,
was made on
payment
Nov.
and
declared
have
of
value
share
per
on
Dec.
8.
18 to
holders of record
Feb. 25, May 26, July 21,
25,
27,
May
26,
Aug.
2§
Aug.
Nov.
25
and
Cincinnati
Orleans
New
from
$10
1940
1939
railway-—
$2,680,073
$2,052,727
$1,665,911
$1,704,187
railway
oper. income—
1,259,426
772,388
664,092
738,230
from
Net
Net
Ry.—Earnings
1941
ry.
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
346,054
429,164
468,083
618,228
—V.
24,646,772
18,649,270
15,143,814
14,647,013
__
10,874,587
income—
3,854,861
7,806,188
5,004,470
5,746,618
4,037,685
5,589,722
4,173,148
railway
railway
oper.
156, p. 1950.
income
Revenue
Earns,
9,053,482
passengers
per
"After
share.
com.
depreciation,
$0.13
interest and
Citizens Utilities Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total
$1,482,879
649,760
73,921
106,889
expenses.-
200,168
-
199,598
201,331
Depreciation
Taxes
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$2,078,737
$1,939,103
932,696
845,627
140,480
108,662
271,819
255,820
1942—9 Mos.—1941
expenses
Maintenance
7,398,569
80,194,834
68,139,094
$0.15
$1.30
$0.70
Federal taxes.—V. 156, p. 1466.
$1,590,227
723,545
revs
oper.
Operating
$333,087
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
182,726
267,222
366,640.
income.5,817
508
9,189
$364,111
$377,381
deductions—..—
240,381
251,316
$475,710
323,306
$510,531
336,403
income.———
$123/730
$126,065
$152,405
$174,128
other
Total
income
Gross
Income
Net
—V.
156,
——
dividend
of
cents
50
14 to holders of record Dec. 10.
Distribu¬
made on June 12 and Sept. 14, last, as
stock, par $1, payable Dec.
of
tions
each
cents
25
were
with 50 cents each quarter from
Including March 14, 1942.—V. 155, p. 2093.
March
compared
to and
1941,
14,
.
,
directors
each
25
Nov.
on
declared
during
1941
were
March
follows:
as
31,
and Dec. 22, quarterly dividends of 30 cents each;
$1; and Dec. 22, a year-end of $1.—V. 156, p. 1603.
extra of
purchase
or
for
or
earned
in
other
any
Capital
surplus
$127,782,
was
Commonwealth
and
earned
corporate net Income
income
The
$115
charges,
■
■.
directors
before
the
stock,
common
62Va
both
cents
disbursed
Dec.
$1,
the
on
15
and
$2.50
the
on
usual
cum.
of
last.
15,
the
15
previous
Fed.
The
the
has
company
called
for
redemption
outstanding first mortgage 5V2%
1946,
1,
102
at
and
dividend
of
as
156,
Jan.
will
—V.
156,
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
641,007
;
income—
503,033
(electricity
1942,
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
for
the
with
—v.. 156,
income.._
1688.;...
p.
9,177,669
5,438,925
To
V''"
■■■' :.;V>
of
week of
kwh.
for
156,
directors
have
declared
a
final
50
share
1941,
share
the preferred stock, payable
156, p. 1860.
on
18.—V.
Dec.
A
2,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1939
$659,608
443,062
182,197
159,757
223,913
81,784
..
of
The
5.364.096
4%
748,594
1,302,019
announced.
oper. income...
2,070,700
"Loss.—V. 156, p. I860..
988,312
*130,493
364,219
Colorado & Wyoming
6.6%.
kwh.,
of
from
Net
ry.
$122,344
71,561
58,650
40,949
38,083
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
Net
ry.
J—V.
railway
1,360,617
1,120,661
660,576
667,373
499.417
income..230,590
oper.
156,
1,514,207
—_
353,626
record
October—
terly
ry.
1942
The
1940
73,703
37,040
40,706
38.413
income...
32,585
17,254
17,577
26,827
oper.
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
1,182,438
1,118,415
578,891
1,189,441
233.576
256,500
165,910
267.645
railway—.
income.—
oper.
156,
p.
92,012
121,800
56,203
tion
was
of 30
cents
per
share has been declared
made
on
this
with 25
compares
163,022
the
on
Nov.
Commonwealth Edison
A similar distribu¬
1941,
week
ended
Nov.
28
registered
a
Edison
4.5%
group
of
increase
percentage
companies
that
of
comparisons
with last
year.
Week Ended—
7
Nov.
21
Nov.
28
1942
14
.V:
170,325,000
1941
% Increase
:
156, p. 1950.
.
161,307,000
160,361,000
5.6
150,186,000
14.0
168,542,000
;
172,047,000
171.190,000
...
leased
7,631
tax
7,708
108,874
82,737
36,000
30,985
404,175
394,139
81,100
tax—
profits
6,960
934,211
74,619
47,622
48,194
591,170
562,590
$108,653
$121,963
$1,322,885
$1,520,336
—_
income
—
interest,
deductions
income
163
147
13,979
11,167
107,739
100,167
$67,381
$92,963
$904,063
$1,133,375
29,164
29,164
349,973
349,976
16,667
16,737
200,141
200,848
net—
—
——
R.
R.
lease
xr.
for
the
estimated
the
rates
forth
Drl,502
provision for Federal income and
periods applicable to the
set
in
profits
excess
the Revenue
1942
year
Act of
have
1942.
Dr479
profits
excess
been
The
computed
twelve
months
credit,
$92,800;
credit on
surtax
for
preferred
$42,000; miscellaneous (change in rate, etc.),
requirements,
Income
V.
Similar
15,
and
last,
capital
to
the
share
110)
(No.
having
Div.—
of 25
been
.....
stock,
scattered
value
par
cents
value,
par
due
1,
161,255,000
4.5
7.3
28
to
also
the
on
of
B.
Jan.
on
of
use
dividend
a
payable
and
dated
prior
the
excess
3 Months
12 Months
$3,914,521
$17,659,613
1,764,822
—„
7,739,541
200,327
459,351
1,798,832
CV31,391
1,215,101
370,243
1,798,222
,
—
taxes
„
!
profits taxes
I
taxes
1
25
Gross
income
—
384.466
1,502,200
$2,801,015
—
—
Net
6,119
$767,428
■W
—
$2,807,134
Streets,
Balance
sale
of r
extent
"The
of sinking
1046.
$115,000
156, p.
15
of
cents
accruals
ended
the
$10
old
to
Oct.
share
par
1935,
25,
share,
for
for
dividend.—V.
current
will
the
$1,577,456
30,
1942,
21,
1942.-:
1942,
30,
months'
cover
ended. Sept. 30, 1942,
reflect the estimated
to
profits
excess
under
The
period
necessary
and
of
rates
accruals
taxes
the
for
1942
the
nine
Revenue
Act
for the 12 months' period
liability for Federal income
the estimated
profits taxes at rates In effect for the three months' period
Dec.
period ended Sept. 30, 1942.
tThe provisions for Federal
profits taxes for the three months and 12 months ended Sept. 30,
31,
and under rates of the
1941,
1942
Revenue
Act
for
1942,
have
been reduced by $161,000, representing estimated post-war
equivalent to 10% of Federal excess profits taxes, and accord¬
earnings for these periods include this amount.—V. 156,
credits
the
779.
::
■
,,,/% ■
.
Decca Records, Inc.—Year-End Dividend—
The
directors
share
the
capital stock,
and
usual
quarterly
a
year-end
dividend
23
to
of
cents
holders
regular of 15 cents
a
-
dividend
15
of
25
on
cents
share
record
paid
was
of
per
on
Dec.
12.
March 31,
29, last, which, together with the current payments,
$1.15 for 1942, the same as paid in 1941.
following distributions were made: Feb. 28, April
total of
a
During
declared
1
both payable Dec.
and Sept.
will make
156,
the
of. 10 cents and
extra
June 30
Dec.
on
per
An
the
months*
excess
and
value
450,012
$463,177
nine
share
of
2
$2,027,469
112,503
ended
p.
June
on
three
adjustments
income
Sept.
Oct.
on
excess
the
of
Federal
Sept,
ingly
per
for
amounts
for
ended
779,666
$575,680
_
paid!
—_———_r_—'
includes
holders
to
'
liability
and
191,748
—J—
income
Preferred dividends
I960 to an
than
the
the
to
804,701
$766,703
28
holders
to
the
on
of
common
record
Dec.
15.
1941,
the
prior
will
last
quarterly dividend of 75 cents
stock, no par value, payable
preference
Dec.
A
dividend
Feb.
that
be
dollar
more
and
year
of 25
cents
Dec.
21
to
cents
each paid
1940 and 50
16,
per
on
holders
June
Delaware
greater
during
shipments
than
double
than
the
in
the
Net
from
first
six
Net
ry.
those
in
has
been
Smith
Corp.,
as
the
he
of the
a
was
client
of
Dec.
record
Dec.
22,
This
4.
1936.—V.
the
15,
share has been declared
31
per
holders
to
share
paid
railway
on
1941.—V.
of
record
March
156,
p.
the
on
Dec.
16,
common
15.
last,
This
and
on
1149.
RR>- -Earnings—
1941
1940
1939
$4,309,318
railway—-,—
income-'—
$3,477,464
$2,360,680
$2,790,171
1,642,212
1,277,884
764,249
1,152,838
1,195,798
899,057
560,414
884,613
railway
railway—
38,134,788
28,440,382
22,212,176
21,037,847
13,494,750
10,056,087
income.,—
7,789,333
oper;
.
p.
company
from
ry.
—V,
oper.
156,
7,356,807.
6,574,562
•
6,609,079
4,719,394
4,573,964
1605.
p.
compares
1941,
155,
common
30 cents
2093.
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
OctoberGross
from
Net
to Raymond A. Smith, Council
from
Net
ry.
1942
oper.
1940
1939
$5,509,872
$4,805,811
$5,011,621
2,365,226
1,188,250
1,477,793
1,647,742
1,177,584
492,217
1,011,561
1,173,677
60,170,503
50,642,327
43,121,022
41,572,633
19,900:412
income—
1941
$6,618,029
railway
railway
15,166,330
9,906,299
9,700,908
9,382,111
8,945,461
5,116,977
4,777,5j56
From Jan. 1—•
buying the company,
he
would
not
a
holding of Lone Star
name.
He
listed
plus fees, current assets and expense items.
Council Bluffs, Mr. Smith added, has. a prior right
Gross
from
to
Net
from
Net
the
$1,325,000
City of
per
Dec,
Hudson
&
from
Net
on
Gas Co.—Sale Proposed—
whom
cents
cents
1942
from
Net
declared
filed with SEC.
said
for
sale
has been
30, last, and Dec.
on
25
10
FromJan.l—
shar^
cents
with
1, May 1, Aug. 1 and Dec. 1,
Gross
1415.
p.
of
$1,. payable
par
compares
October—
15..
stated
probably
156,
usual
15 cents each; July 30 and Oct. 28,
and Dec, 26, 20 cents extra.—V. 156, p. 1862.
cents each;
10
Dejay Stores, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
"
stock,
on
the
record
Williams
A declaration of
The
1*942—
,
+Federal
Other
months
made
value
Dec.
declared
period
payable
50
price
as
725
some
for the
1,
Dec.- 24
were
certificates,
made
$3
B.
1942.—V.
dividend
Dec.
Gas
$6.61
aggregated $4,293,129, while total current
$1,970,971.—V. 156, p. 1951.
retirements
income
Gross
Mr.
1941
$979,184
$4.74
———*
for
more
share has been declared
per
were
of
holders
half-year
months
Bluffs,
earn¬
year.
1942
:
revenues
"Federal
1931.
directors
share
stock,
a
-Earnings—
on
May 1 and Nov. 2, last, and on
The previous payment, also 50 cents per share, was made
1, 1941.
with
(& Subs.)
/
Light
bids
July
of bonds.—V.
receiving
payable
distributions
corresponding
on
shown
are
Provision
on
made
was
&
receive
bonds
addition,
and
before
of
purposes
made from
$200,000
Interest and amortization charges.
Baltimore
payment
no-par
their
being
of
shure
common
Maintenance
cents
paid
among
$115,505.46
at
not
interest.
stock,
issued
for
removed
are
rate
$725,050
per
Operation
'■-/•., .,7/'/,
..■■■;■
share
per
21,
Dec.
distributions
exchange
been
the
at
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Earnings
251,
trustee,
declared
old
have
appropriations
stocn
common
profit
liabilities
on
as
of
such
1942
RR.
Merger Completed—See Central Maine Power Co.—
156, p. 1861.
Earnings
per
bonds due July 1, 1960, it is
full
interest for six months
remainder of interest due for the half
25
In
for Oct. 1941 and $200,848 for the 12
for additions to reserves in connection
1941,
Portland
Dayton Malleable Iron Co.
cents
sinking fund
represents
common
$16,737
31,
from
ings available for
accrued
authorized
of
Oct.
lease
comparison.
enacted
5%
charges
ended
the
Period Ended Sept. 30,
cents
p.
fund
plus
Council Bluffs (Iowa)
—Kilowatt-Hour Output—
Nov.
50
Copper Range Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
over
551,166
29, July 30, Oct. 28 and Dec. 26,
current
Co.—Weekly Output—
corresponding period last year.
Following are the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four weeks
Nov.
cents
of
1861.
the
and
20
President
A
the
75
compared with 10 cents per share each on April
Dec. 22, 1941.
The previous payment was a quar¬
cents on Oct. 30, 1929.
!
$1
Jan.
on
Dec.
common
issue on June 30, last, and on Dec. 22,
cents paid on June 30, 1941.—V. 156, p.
Electricity output of the Commonwealth
for
July
on
.V25
M.,
exhaust
Nov.
on
dividend of 50
The
stock, payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 4.
and
of
on
holders
Similar
per
dividend
635,768
,99,898
war
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—50-Cent Common Dividend
A
1603.
Commercial Solvents Corp.—30-Cent Dividend—
A
P,
payment
4.
last,
and
stock,, no
railway
from
50,952
387,171
extras of
From Jan. 1—
Gross
47,641
Note—Total current assets
779.
$145,926
railway
depreciation-
$1,620,234
a
1939
$125,691
1
1935, and the
June 30, 1936.
In
required
p.
1941
$132,988
railway.—.
from
Net
Net
of
present
$181,149
from
221,968
307,982
72,108
Local
year,
Co.—25-Cent
stockholders
31,
Dec.
25,
1942,
2,
be
Gross
209,725
343,796
compared
last
dividend
dividend
per
of
156,
sinking
to
outstanding
common
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings-
cents
700
until
have
directors
the
Sept.
317,234
1603.
p.
paid
a
authorized for repurchase
was
The
on
•
railway.——!
from
Gross
219,861
17,477
$30,600.
Continental Motors Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
1940
$144,586
22,886
—
1941
$152,736
63,684
railway
railway
dividend
Machine
1941
thereof,
The
ended
funds
1942
from
Net
10
over
25-year
Dec.
year
V1-'"
the
on
ended
Ry.—Earnings-
October—
Gross
extra
declared
in
5%
price
directors
5,292,807
ry.
$5,745,586
1,810,188
replacement of
dividend
Interest, etc.—
1,769,099
Net
518,379
384,693
155, p. 2364.
National' Bank,
sufficient
6,657,423
railway..—
railway...
2,075,745
7,998
$1,394,993
the
Inc.—Output—
...
will
25-year
or
2,932,323
from
27
year,
has
Md.,
8,529,794
from
Net
$7,144,728
240,992
$5, both payable Dec. 31 to holders
were
&
announced.—V.
was
redemption
106,342
•%/' '
-V:-.
FromJan.l—
Gross
Nov.
this
Baltimore
it
208,411
347,083
railway—,
income—
oper
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$564,917
31,688
income
due
at
Consolidation Coal Co., Inc.—Tenders Sought—
to
1940
$624,061
amounts
Wagon
on
company
amount
1941
$1,076,426
Light Co.—Earnings—
&
ended Oct. 31, 1942 include a credit adjustment made in Oct. 1942 of
$165,400 adjusting an overstatement in the amount of 16% of the
preferred dividend requirements applicable to the nine months period
ended Sept. 30,
1942 and other miscellaneous items as follows: Post
all
1943,
■
it
The
$769,896
1942
railway—
Like
20.
This
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
October—
at
17,477
Note—The
company
made
decrease of
a
semi-annual
par
•
Baltimore,
Gross
2.
distribution
single
states,
to holders of record
Jan. 2
Power
1942—Month—1941
$649,686
—
Years Ended Aug. 31—
an
usual
10.v
Dec.
on
and
per
preferred
is. callable
14,474
at
the outstanding 150,000 shares of capital stock, par $5.
19 to holders of record Dec. 10.
This is the second
on
Dec.
disbursement
cents
Sept. 25, last, as against 73 cents on March 25, 1942.
Payments
during 1942 were asJollows: March 25, 50 cents; June 25 and Sept. 25,
75 cents each; and Dee. 24, $1.
The directors also declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1.75
11.
Dec.
directors
payable
Aug.
Dec.
5V2 %
the
stock,
letter
Trust
32,160
Gross
The
dividend of
and
common
a
1942.
"After all charges, including Federal Income and excess profits taxes.
declared
the
to
Consolidated
*'.i
year-end
of
18,
$136,437
1950.
p.
July 15 and Dec. 31, 1941.—V.
5,868,682
2,975,000
2,616,568
the common stock, payable Dec. 24 to holders of record
Interim payments of like amount were made on June 25
share
have
addition
in
record
per
The
shares
Dec.
&
Bank
Hanover
redeemable
not
by
accompanied
on
4,902
taxes
779.
p.
be
amounted
to 149,900,000
the corresponding week
electricity
5.5% .—V.
share on the capital stock,
per
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Year-End Dividend—
per
stock,
Central
business
864.
County
of
that System output of electricity
purchased) for the week ended Nov. 29,
kwh., compared
with
163,200,000
and
corresponding
of
directors
share
429,992
389,057
2,960,439
of
of
32,032
Pay Extra Dividend—
The
$746,375
6,998,251
3,618,053
4,609,954
10,236,833
5,912,140
4,837,601
railway.—.
to
$113,555
P.
$152,500,000
to
158,600,000
decrease
of
railway..
oper.
is
seven
Pfd. div. requirements—
Prov.
for
reserves
a/c
Dec. 2 announced
generated
distribution
From Jan. 1—
Net
stock
into
taxes
months
amounting
kwh.
1939
$671,886
351,104
301,959
determine
^
with
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
June 27,
Nov. 18,
1940
$984,180
560,773
431,524
$1,078,681
railway.
oper.
the
39,375
Other
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
1941
close
prop-
Other
1603.
p.
The company on
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
1942
the
156, p.
Interest
"Net
October—
shares,
—_
income
Gross
amounts
the
quarters,
Payment
shall
81,430
operating
Bond
par,
no
Like
sinking fund bonds, series B,
interest.
15,000
182,757
excess
Other
Consolidated Biscuit Co., Chicago—Bonds Called—
March
of
excess
directors
of
to
surrendered
revenues
bus property,
share
per
stock,
2.
stock.—V.
common
cents
pref.
Dec.
board
Certificates
be
before
preferred
for
Federal
profits
excess
quarterly
conv.
record
In
of
In
class.
share.—V.
Prov. for
389,080
426,663
dividend
a
and
holders
to
Sept.
on
declared
par
share
per
payable
24
on
of
must
7%
Net
Nov.
preferred
company
purchased bears to the total number of shares tendered
Purchased power
Rental of leased
1941
income
received
the
Operation
$672,396
—
Federal
to. the
Non-operating income-
1942
—
but
convertible
stock
tender
share, for shares of either class.
shares tendered up to a
total of
all
are
which
Cumberland
.
on
tenders
convertible
a
Net
$711,752
—
purchase
5VzVc
and
to
per
be
York,
Operating
15-Cent Common Dividend—
The
If
stock
right
$100
at
Period End. Oct. 31—
was
was
'
—
———
all
"After
on
New
stock,
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Earnings—
"Net
will
shares
to
tender,
Co.,
hour
——
preferred
1942,
Maintenance
9 Months Ended Sept. 30
Working capital
of
irrespective
of
Prov.
kilowatt
weekly
147,
purchase, purchases will be prorated in the ratio that the total number
of shares
purpose
surplus
7%
offered the
18,
shares..
number
surplus
output of electric energy of subsidiaries
this corporation adjusted to
show general business conditions of
territory served for the week ended Nov. 27, 1942, amounted to 222,762,446, as compared with 197,211,700 for
the corresponding week
in 1941, an increase of 25,550,746 or 12.96% .—V/156, p. 1950.
a
made.
Disbursements
Sept. 30
payment
deficit
a
investor.—V.
at its option, to be determined by the board of directors,
also purchase all or any part of the shares tendered In excess of
15,000 shares.
In any event, if tenders are received in excess of the
for the payment of dividends
permitting purchase of common
extinguishing
private
a
may
of
addition to the usual quarterly
were
of
to
company
company,
unavailable
the purpose of
the
being
Dec.
company
15,000
main¬
City National Bank, corporate trustee, 208 So. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
year-end dividend of $1 per
dividend of 30. cents per share,
both payable Dec. 22 to holders of record Dec. 11.
A special dividend
of $1 per share was made on Nov. 17, last, and on March 31, June 30
ahd Sept. 30, of this year, regular quarterly
payments of 30 cents
The
share in
such
be
The
"capital surplus arising
from $100 per share to
stock
preferred
will
the
,
Dividend of $1—
Climax Molybdenum Co.—Year-End
be
$135,000,000,
as
of
are
before
or
to
$7,149,989 in 1941
$683,555 for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942, per books.
hearing on the application will be held Dec, 14 before the SEC.
The
share has been declared on the common
per
of
will
for
or
paid 25 cents per share
Clark Controller Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
A
designated
purpose
any
were
691.
p.
and
the
aggregating
re-sell
to
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—Invites Tenders—
cumulative
$6
stated,
plans
Holders
$10 per
amount of such reduction in the stated
stock,
capital
shares of
presently
as
property, with the decision hinging on a referendum
price to the city would be $1,325,000, plus fees.
purchase plan be overruled by the voters, Mr. Smith
said the
the
he
stock
Weekly Output—
221,212
$466,521
$376,873
,
He
1485.
p.
30, 1942, dividend arrearages on the preferred stock aggregated
$37,116,609, or $24.75 per share.
As at the same date, the company's
capital stock, per balance sheet, was stated as follows:
Preferred
stock, $150,000,000; common stock (stated at $5 per share), $168,-
$507,782
2,749
$358,294
—
said
would
taxes.'
Operating income
to
Act
Sept.
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$613,845
the
9.
therein
reduction
A
$68,914
$60,803
—
pursuant
Transactions
reduce the amount of the capital surplus resulting from
In the
stated
value of the
preferred stock below an
equal to $90 for each such share of preferred stock outstanding.
The company asserts that the proposed restatement will facilitate the
payment
of
dividends on its
$6
cumulative
preferred
stock.
On
the
Cincinnati Street Ry.—Earnings—
"Net
of
stock
for
by
share,
per
account
separate
share,"
or
$100
preferred
a
1,500,000
outstanding
from
reduction
per
and
1942—Month—1941
declaration
a
thereunder.
follows'
as
proposed that the
the
$825,998.
Period End. Oct. 31—
SEC
the
amount
From Jan. 1—
Gross
is
common
on
presently
stock
in
which
Texas Pac.
&
1942
from
Gross
its
of
tained
created
October—
with
of the Public Utility Holding Company
(ei
promulgated
summarized
are
It
stock
1603.
p.
12
U-62
proposes,
subject to approval of stockholders, and
changing the carrying value of its assets, to reduce the stated
of
value
cents
50
Rule
Commonwealth
without
preferred
Copper Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
directors
filed
has
(a), 7 and
and
share.
The
purchase
With
Plan
Dec,
proposed
railway
from
Gross
Corp.—Files
Should
$1,832,777
From Jan. 1—
Net
Southern
&
SEC—
1939
$1,751,068
453,910
214,148
railway
from
Net
1940
$1,911,295
415,425
$2,299,534
railway
from
Gross
1941
1942
October—
Monday, December 7, 1942
ry.
—V.
railway-
railway
oper.
156,
p.
income.a,
1605.
•
\
;
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
~
Delaware Power & Light Co.- —Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30-—
:
Total
$ 1,795,968$1, 647,760
730,862
811,823
rpvenues-.:_,
oper. •
Operating
expenses
for '
Prov.
newals
Federal
Fed.
'.Net
Total
taxes-'-
122,682
68,771
464,272
of
35,125
36,674
141,176
140,049
142,626
expense.
Taxes
assumed
$369,954
5,021
35.060
$374,974
138,500
int.J';'. (%''! 4,440
^
;
income—_
1—
"i""i
111,070
99,799
63,896
62,924
3,637,900
2,825,794
2,236,744
1,964,315
from
Net
156,
2,006
1
1605.
p.
' $278,973
1,976
$1,065,537 ' $1,325,903
_
consolidated
1941.—V. ;156, p. 427.
'
October—
railway,-:;^';
from
Gross
1942
Net
from
Net
$197,464
•
ry, oper.
railway—116.584
Net
962,499
'
:*•
from .railway——
364,417 ;
Net ry-. oper/ income
;
670,576
130.921
53,795
270,706 -'-
-
•
•
'
-
79,727
Div.
The
interest
due
1,
June
is 'now
York.—V.
1942,
"
from
Net
Net
7
railway^-.—
•
Net
ry.
43,137,889
25,209,429
21,407,856
%
income—_
17.813,241
5,786,644
4,212.258
14,340,565
3,460,865
156.
October—
from
Gross
income—
oper,
ry.
!
$288,141
Net
135,591
—V.
2.310.939
1,973,230
699,795
496,889
•460,931
income--
S 941,726
716,294
678,570
156,
October—
1940S
1941
1939
.,
Street
from
Net
Net
..
railway
.SG90.346
income—,
oper.
ry.
$705,945
317,556
216,445
railway—,.
690,609
:
328,954
227,758
219,962
from
Net
Net
2,972.101
income—% > 1,668.205
1805.
3,929,298
2,484,954
railway—'—,
oper.
ry.
—V,
156, p.
:
,
1,651,929
869,946
4,146
$1,881,708
37,771
for
$143,996
$1,919,479
$1,705,691
4,698
371,171
321,002
35,130
30,068
deprec.,
$1,598,477
$108,866
$166,703V;
99.351
95,030
$67,352
from
Net
Net
rv.'
$381,446
214,315
50.174
:
3,463,210
3,593,589
1,819.636
2.027.921
638,731
income.—
oper.
•,
$619,415
$13,836
.$448,674
.
751,584
railway..—.
oper. income..^
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
'
-
-
1940
■
&
Nov.
26,
1942
&
Light
1941 were as follows:
Power
Power
1942
!
,
Light
T941-
>
167,925
Light Corp
&
:
76,360
;
8.5
13,185
10,079
23,061
154,740
86,439
124,985
Co.——
Pet.
Amount
!i
101,924
22.6
,
Lombard
2.610,625
to
416,777,
that
Gross earnings from
all
•
974,281
Surplus J an. 1. i—1; ^
class
B
"
tions
of
Dr7,406
'. 518,890
Dr45,0G3
and
$5,033,269
! Balance
Preferred
_i.
787,500
Earnings
per
stock
(no
■^Federal
of
■'
.
accrued
on
1942.—V.
$1.18
the basis latest information
156,
p.
1605.
J
.
regarding the
.
each
were
in
cents per share has been declared on the common
quarters of
also
paid on Dec.
1941.
•
An.extra
of
50
cents
were
Sept.
of
25
been declared on
record Dec. 9,
23, June
follows:
as
cents
have
amount
Total
!
the
last.
10.
Payments
—
further
.
21,
24,
June
23
March
share
per
been
and
declared
during
1941
the
—
Biyth & Co., Inc., on Nov. 27 made a secondary distribu¬
tion of 15,000 shares of common stock (no par), at $16,;
with dealer concession of 45 cents.—V. 156, p. 1149."
"
timewho,
Beane,
as
last./
and
class
as
A
4et
from
from
Range Ry.- -Earnings—
railway.—.
$5,300,190
.
3,687,070
railway...—-,
1941
1940
$4,367,768
3,257,224
2,697,983
•
fet
r
ry.
oper; in come .L.
T,570,112
:
2,111,058
-
$3,005,716
'2,088,291
1,801,234
Distribu¬
July 1
1,
April
follows:
p.
on
Exchange
obligations,
advised
completed,
but
continue.—V.
563,481
812,750
759,362
$535,463
$725,880
$721,411
$964,330
46,869
Cr213
Cr284
2,925
2,746
$486,711
$676,299
$656,449
rate
up
to
recently-enacted
tax
Sept.
1941
3,900
$898,214
Revenue Act of 1942.
periods was accrued
1941, and was adjusted in subsequent
included in the Revenue Act of 1941
1,
actual rates
the
for
Cr284
.
1942 periods has been
income for the
on
the
income
to
;
46,869
with
Federal
62,500
62,500
Cr213
( 2,096
v;
'
.
as
for .Federal. excess profits tax
applying to the full year 1941 was made during
of that year.
' %
31%),
provision
and
Balance
Sept. 30, 1,042
Sheet,
!::•:
/, :
equipment,
$7,068,961;
construction
investments in capital stocks of
Montaup Electric Co., $4,908,200; cash in banks and on hand, $556,525;
accounts receivable from sales of electric energy and of merchandise
orders
and
in
appliances
affiliated
United
States
$135,094;
and
plant
$24,318;
progress,
(less $7,119 reserves), $271,342; accounts receivable
companies, $6,997;' other accounts receivable,. $5,756;
Treasury
prepaid
tax
expenses
savings
notes,
$100,000;
inventories,
and deferred 'charges,
$104,229; total,
v!-:::%(n.;;/'V'
$13,181,421.
bonds, series A. 3'/«%, due May 1, 1963,
$.2,000,000; accounts payable to affiliated companies, $27,065; account
payable to Montaup Electric Co.; $238,282;; other accounts payable,'
$10,293: dividend declared payable Oct. 1. 1942, $159,000; * taxes (in¬
cluding $382,717 provision for Federal income taxes), $641,214; interest,
$28,341;
payroll and 'other expenses,
$10,954;
consumers' deposits,
$63,797; reserves for depreciation, $2,524,283; insurance and casualty
reserve,
$6,832; contributions and deposits for extensions, $6,904; un¬
amortized premium (less expenses) on bonds, $7,256; suspense credits,
$1,186 capital stock (210,000 shares of $25 par), $5,250,000; employees'
stock
(5,000 shares of $10 par value). $50,000; premium on capital
stock, $678,740; earned surplus, $1,477,274; .total, $13,181,421.
Liabilities—First
mortgage
for Federal taxes
^Provision
with
accordance
in
income for the
1942 period has been
"
1942.—
/
-
Metallurgical Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
Fanstecl
of
dividend
A
on
recently-enacted Revenue Act of
the
cents
25
been declared on
share has
per
the common
stoclc/ payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 5.
A similar distribu¬
tion was made on Dec. 18,
last year, which was the first payment
154, p. 907.
1927.—V.
-
Federal Light & Traction Co. (&
Operating
Oper.<
156,
•
that
in
any
exp.,
for
'
;
'
;
•
;V..: ;!
•
Emporium Capwell Co.—35-Cent Common Dividend—
of
dividend
A
stock,
Like
no
on
Jan.
cents
were
share has been declared
30,
April 3,
July
1
and-Oct.
150/! ,/;
.■p.
on
-
■:
1,
1941.—^V.
154,
-
dividend
A
stock.., par
Jan.
per
1.
$5,
1935.
share
of
10
Other income
per
share has
been
Interest,
div.
Pfd.
on
the
The*.4ireccoi'S/have declared
the
record
common/stock.
Dec.
$1,921,045
6,166
3,955
11,387
$461,792
$535,818
$1,925,000
$2,354,171
183,158
803,454
534,787
45,454
45,454
181,818
183,144
150
42,458
30,328
496,078
$206,676
etc.,
$1,140,161
;
•
subs. cos._
of subsid
of
charges
■
other
&,
company-
to
Earn, per
shares
1942
earn,
40%
266,244
$140,115
$0.27
surplus
$0.38
sh..on 524,903
of com. stock
were
revised.
$909,399
66,561
$198,186
company—
Note—Federal income tax
periods,
$264,747
66,561
income
Net
Pfd., divs.,
determined
and
under
Federal
Act of
for 1942
income
1942.
tax
periods prior to
regulations applicable
and
laws
estimated
have
$1.66
$1.23
and excess profits tax for
amounts previously
Provisions
266,244
$873,917
to the
been appropriately
sufficient to meet the requirements
and 81% excess profits tax under the
are
;
figures for 1941 have been restated to reflect the reclassifica¬
of amortization of abandoned street railway property.—V.
156,
The
capital
payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 11.
From
and including April 1, 1937, distribution^ of 20 cents
made each quarter; none since.—V. 156, p. 1606.
,>
on
$529,652
3,804
209,512
'
discount,
of
$2,342,784
$457,988
:
tion
p.
603.
to
were
,39.370,602
32.077,142 .25,117,458,;. 16,351,408'
26,353,656 :21,857.263 y Ifr,639,847
9,185,289 .■
7,024,211 ,.14,266,822. 42,024,517
,7,047,289.'
:
——
discount
Inter.,
of
declared
tax
income
Gross
Cleaner Co.—Resumes Dividend—
cents
& retir,
Operating income
the common
Dec.'15 to holders of record Dec. 4.
paid on Jan. 2, April 3, July 1 and Oct, 1, last,!
Jan.
2,
per
payable
value,
par
amounts
and
35
depr.
income
profits tax_J
Excess
areas
on application, be relieved from"
others the selected dealers' agree-
1605.
p.
latter
1942-r-12 Mos.—1941
$2,402,625 $10,964,415 $9,933,058
/,;/:./!
1,525,300
1,475,10.9
6,660,308 ■ 6,L16,797
>.
218,432
188,095
836,962
739,200
;
218,027 '
160,675
848,804
604,785
214,065
49,095
697,296
129,492
U_ $2,633,812
maint. and ,%•
revenue
taxes
Prov.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
may,
respects
as
the
•,
167,500
surp.
1941
charges
iet
oper.-income*-..
-V; 156, p. 1605.
&
;:%!■
'%'!'
Jross
4et j-y.
160,000
debt
Assets—Property,
work
1,
865.
^Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Extra Distribution—
.
113,500
three. months
last
the
Federal Water & Gas
A
Front Jan. 1—
from railway..-—
'I from! railway.
77,889
113,500
for Federal taxes
for
of
Bal.
%;
1939
$4,358,790
2.961,415
-
1,349,136
80,794
prem._ %
aggregating $112,000
and
and -Merrill Lynch. Pierce.
headed a group of selected
dealer managers,
exchanges,
Eureka Vacuum
1942
October—
jross
Iron
divs.
30%
a
Revenue
&
Duluth Missabe
$3,318,217
1,642,931
60,173
expense.
(approximately
was
Offering
funded
accordance
in
months
quarterly
regular
the
on
were
!
v
:';'!
First Boston Corp.
announced.
will
ment
(
Secondary
$3,417,886
1.020,273
59,106
544,703
bond
Provision
.
Co.
$2,483,306
1,318,522
munic.
&
'Provision
made
r,
$3,288,828
29,330
—
interest
for
'
:
74,536
—
on
■
$3,343,350
—
of
■'
1942—12 MOS.—1911
23,260
Bal. before cap, chges.
Interest
Co.-r-Earnings—
$2,460,046
——
taxes
'
VAvhere exchanges are
22, last '.year,—'V. 156, p. 957.
Manufacturing
$131,398
$5,305
$2,571,293
earnings.
costs
Depreciation
■^Fed.,
State
common
Sept.
payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Dec. 1.
each were made on these issues on April
the-! same;
At
.
'; Dresser
6,433
$121,696
/,
69,825
gross
Operating
Distributions
and
22
cents
dealers/..to. solicit
22 ,to , holders of .record Dec, 12.
Distributions o£t
made on this issue on March 31 and Sept. 18, last,
of. the four
and
like
25
Fenner &
Diamond T. Motor Car Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
like amount
dividend
of
company
V-
•
A dividend of .25
stock, payable Dec,
March
on
The company has, extended," to Dec. 15, 1942, its exchange offer of
debentures for preferred stocks- held by the public, of which amount
over 94% ; had
been exchanged by Nov. 30. including items in transit.;,
No further extension of the plan will be made beyond that date, the
$1.30
;
1941
has
toK holders .of
made
.Empire Gas & Fuel Co.—Extends Time
.$2,917,574"
$1.13
during
share
per
21
were
6,213
374
$2,501,470
V.'156, p. 1501.
Offer—
%V;
.
Dec.
493
income
Federal
■-
$1.20
:
$1.25
July l and Oct. 1, 30 cents each, and Dec. 23, 60 cents,—V. 156,
1,050,000 (
^ 1.050,000
$3,688,751. $2,937,006
f>
on
fnni
com
par)—
taxes
Act
Revenue
share
sharps
shares
"700 000
700,000
.
787,500
V
$3,570,769
Surplus Sept. 30—
.
$4,887,006/ $4,867,574
900,000
450.000;;^.|;.9d0,-000
900.000
$4,926,251
dividends :tii; ::; ;':i875,000!%;
dividends
of
stocks,
'
:
record
1, 1943, to debenture holders of
respect of the quarter to' Dec. 31,
each
An: extra
dividend
3.434.173
3,523,691
5,540
adjustments
Jan.
60.000
$128,129
Emerson Drug Co.—25-Cent Extra Dividend—
$1,465,236- $1,586,245
' 3,466.833 '' 1.762.4387
$1,499,484
$1,515,119
made
68,000
1942—9 MOS .—1941
operating revenue
since
179,315
'
/ Net income "...
'
•
Sept. 22, 25 cents each, and Dec. 22, $2.25.—V. 156, p. 428.
797,169!
173,891
be
to
in
payable
25, cents
Payments
$2,562^729
$2,613,408
.
.1,210,462.
160,117
—
Common
is
dividend
A
of
$2,870,063
at
Elgin National Watch Co.—$1.25 Dividend—
'
.
—
$188,129
$137,611
$11,915
Gross
made
1939'
-
of
or
England,
1942, of three bents
per ^haref ll. ;Sl>cuTrencyithas7been declared on the ordinary shares
payable Dec: 31, 1942, to holders of record Dec. 10,
1942.
A like ;
amount- was paid on the ordinary shares on March 31, June 30 and
Sept. 30, last.—V. 156, p. 957.
Dividend—
1940
•
•
City,
Y.
1942.
10,
stock,
*1941
$3,651,805
Fbd., State & city taxes »'1,985,186
Depreciation
151,500sources
Surplus
date/
A dividend
...
; Diamond Match Co.^Earnings—
'
Street,- N.
London, E. C. 3,
Payment of interest in respect of the half-year to pee. 31,1942, of
on each of the $100 par value 7 % perpetual cumulative Income
,
,1942
Broad
30
Street,
3 '/2 %
The directors have declared dividends of 25 cents per share on the
common" and common B stocks, no par value, payable Dec. 15 to
holders 'of record Nov. 30. i Similar distributions were made on these
issues on March
16, June 15 and Sept. 15, last, ;" Payments during
1941
were
as
follows: March 15, 25 cents; June 16 and Sept. 15,
35 cents each; and Dec. 15, 55 cents.—V. 156r p. 692.
v
York,
debentures
t
7%
outstanding
Barclays Bank Ltd.,
the redemption price
of 105% of the principal amount thereof.
Interest on the debentures
will cease on the redemption date and is being paid independently up
New
54
156, p. 1605.
9 Mos. End. Sept.-30—'
67,937
$205,611
$10,798
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
from
of .the
Dec.
.
$120,192
46,411
5,000
•/
1606.
p.
! 13.1
i Ecuadorian. Corp.r, Ltd^Debentures Called—Interest
1,181,718-
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—:25-Cent
$159,200
$5,798
,
—Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours—
Light Co.—
&
&
Power
of
•
1,607,608
200,359
6,333
Fall River Electric Light
%
at
'v'"-';;
.
"
'
$333,827
175,538
88,833
3,058,995
58,518
222,508
$12,288
accruals
the System inputs of client oper¬
Services Inc., which are subsidiaries of
Co., Electric Power & Light Corp. anct
Co.,
as
compared with the corresponding
Light
perpetual cumulative income debentures
dated Jan. 1, 1938. will be redeemed and become due and payable on
Jan. 1. 1943.'at the office of either The Continental Bank & Trust Co.
;.:686,547f:,
71,343
..1
$5,760
5,039,
4,640
..
$18,622
156,
Bal.
figures do.mot include the system inputs of any companies
appearing in both periods—V. 156, p. 1951.
„
•
• '
r
not
1939
$309,973
159,53.5
53,824
562,846
14,B49
charges
Ebasco
of
1
All
"
$941,915
597,131
5.999
$13,982
revs._—
inc.—net—„
income
Amort,
1,524,555
.
railway
from
1942
'
.
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$361,237
198,614
!,:
78,623
railway.
from
Gross
"
'
oper.
Interest
885,846
The above
,,
1941*
'
"
.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
50.953
14,155
income.
$1,334,520
( 979,062
!
'
*
period
1942
$1,050,182
$77,561
,
Gross
Services, Inc.—Weekly Input—
Power
Electric
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
►October—-.
$88,632
6,777
Maintenance
etc. .'i.—'
Power
American
5,342,571
2,313,912
2.811.716
1,807,265
the
excess
53,718
Retirement res,
$1,668,023
37,668
,
6,089,327
7,415,051
$6,662,462
4,124,493
$9,020,961
5,487,324
92,084
$196,771"
Operating Subsidiaries of—
231,659,
6,934.446
and
1942—Month—1941'
revenues.
Balance
—V.
$139,850
$192,073
,
week ended
National
railway——;
from
income
in
1942—10 Mos.—1941
—Increase—-
"
Gross
Railway—Earnings—
debt,
companies
American
$683,780 '
340,230:
,
Federal
Taxes
Net
»
$676,727
- 354.488
From Jan, 1—
deducted
been
'
$669,938
438.004
$1,041,638
•
Gross .from
$1,98
$1.99
———_
have
$666,784
$669,569
„
earnings
$6.64
$4.47
! 1942—Month—1941
.
income
Fpr the
ating
"
1942
•
1941
$1,666,960
1,000,176
2,678,274
—
Maintenance
$2,482,788
$1,673,227
share has been
per
.etc...~r'7'
rents,.
National
'
cents
income—!
funded
week during
•
Chemical
$3,347,843
taxes
share
common
of
estimated
Other
Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR.
,
75
profit..——
corp.
on
'-Net
1605.
p.
be¬
/"?!,
revenues,/
Ebasco
railway-—
oper;
per.
Operating
Q ''■Before provision for; retirement losses.—V, 156, p. 1605.
1,865,663
453,675-,
629,502.
..
sinking
4%
the
1942
Federal
Operation
preferred stock!
Income
Gross
$327,809
171,690 '
181,203,
82,240
Sept. 30—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1939
railway——
from
Net ry.
of 6%
Massachusetts
oper.
Int.
912,597.
60,563
.
to redeem on Feb. 1,
outstanding 20-year
Rayment will be made at the First
1956.
taxes—!
Other
3.560,844
$210,492
121,398
stock
preferred
158,956
Net
20,515,545-
1940
1,839,937
from
1,108,743
oper.• expenses—_
From Jan, 1-—
Gross
of
dividends,
1941
$338,254
159,257
183,403
railway
railway—
from
Net
Net
1,108,729
Depreciation
%
1942
...
1, 1943—
option
to
profits taxes without
considering any post-war refund.
In the same period of 1941, taxes
were provided
for at 60% of earnings.—V. 156, p. 780,
$3,591,531
dividends
on
oper.
766,303
Salt Lake Ry.—Earnings-
Denver &
its
601,478
$2,781,956
1862.
p.
Available
•'
the
earnings
cover
2,615,518
requirements
Taxes
1605.
p.
taxes
per share
.Eastern
.
—V.
of
Chicago,
before
Note—80%
$6,808,527
593,024
prior pref. stock..
6%
to
available
dividend
Other
-
$5,873,093
4% %
Ry.
1.579,927
oper.
Net
Net
-
railway
450,000
.
dividend
for
avail,
Period End. Oct. 31—
775,447
;
earnings
Earnings
4,398.713
550,000
4,943,882
1.064,434!
1,012.614
railway——
from
from
Net
'
1.212,974
976.747
From Jan. 1—
Gross
3,090,750
.
declared on the common
stock, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 24. Distributions of
50 cents each
were
made on March 10, June 10 and Sept. 10, last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: March 10. 25 cents; June 10
and Sept. 10,, 50 cents each; and Dec. 10; $1.~t-V.: 156, p. 864.'
$3,011,559
2,208,145
•
operf income_u«
ry.
2,298,481
expense
Ry.
$3,567,475 ; $2,893,576
1941
!
$14,055,721
1942
2,498,113
and
State
156,
.7-A
1941
'1942
failwayL—% $6,152,884
from
paid on Dec. 27, 1941.
was
Feb.
on
exercise
all
'
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.~ -Earnings—
October—
Gross
of
Months Ended
Non-oper.
.
r
1,
paid
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
mortgage 4%; bonds, due
P. Morgan & Co., Inc., New
^
„
$15,549,339
__
requirements on
Earned
the
on
at office of J.
being paid
156, p. 1605.
Bank
Estimated Federal
i.—4,282,364
■
^~
income
—V.
Interest—
•
;
1995,
!'';:
——
fore
162,788
:•
100,642
June
Fall River Gas Works Co.—EarningsNet
$104,866
•/" 42,370
176,605
-
to
interest
and
debentures due June 1,
Net
Associates—Earnings— 1
depiction
Contingencies_--i^ur'—-—f--f-—
discount
Debt
'38,635
31,621
"7:7".'." \7'7
688,850
701,570
7
railway-1.—
from
Interest,!
1939
$99,585
49,144
-
31,468
97,033
income
1-1- ''''</%%•
:/• From Jan.
Gross
$96,993
42,432
Fuel
and
for
'.Balance
1940
and
3
3 of this year.
March
Fail-child Aviation Corp.—Earn ings-
income———-.—.
Balance
.
1941
;
March
on
on
dividends of 50 cents each
82,700
,
•*/!■.'',;•
;
vl Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
277,637
289,017
current year———
taxes,
Provision
for
effective for
present law,
478.217
557,569
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Federal
Federal normal income tax and surtax, in the
above statement, is.made at an estimated aggregate rate.of 40% from.
1942 compared with 31% effective for the year 1941. Provision for Fed¬
eral excess profits tax for 1942 has been made at an estimated top
bracket rate of 75% compared with a-.top bracket rate of 60%, under
Note—Provision
,
each
paid
trustee, Chicago, 111., or at
Bank & Trust Co., New York, N.
Y.—V.. 156, p. 1689.
\':v
Eastern Gas &
•*
.
Cr2,919
.
103
Debentures
has elected
company
at
fund
9
Total
$225,446
761.497
856,774
income—i
oper.
ry
10,556
C?'2,324
Cr1,207 I
—\
income
1,126,299
railway..——
cents
also
year-end dividend of 50 cents
a
Redeem
The
1943,
National
rallway_t—
50
was
"
18,268
2,822
■
495
394
;
82,223
from
Net
charged !'%%'!./''%<'
interest
1939
$272,726
86,407
22,237
22,237
18,241.
614
634
1940
$269,145
;
.4,591
deductions
Net
To
1941
oper.
cents
company's 20-year 4% debentures due in 1956 were suspended
from dealings by the New York Stock
Exchange on Dec. 1 as partial
redemption of the issue left only $15,000 of the debentures outstanding.
-Earnings-
125.842
1942
50
The
Atlantic Ry.-
'1.
,
against
as
of
to four regular quarterly
Debentures Off List—
$372,464
From Jan.
Gross
554,000
5,559
charges-
ry.
—V.
•/5,559
during 1941,
1688.
p.
last,
1,
An extra
In addition
149,302
'
$1,930,021
554,000
•
common
$431,936
-
,
railway..
Depreciation
,
$1.75.—V. -156,
22,
Dec.
1942.
the
on
railway/—;
from
from
Net
-
>
.
$1,662,519
$427,527
138,500
'
>
construction *.——
to
•'
.
'
on
$1,816,011
114,010
$1,582,128
80,391
$392,467
•
—
interest
Less
Dec.
October—
Gross
'
Net
discount
debt
and
Miscell.
and
declared
been
22 to holders of record Dec. 5.
This compares
paid on April 1, July 1 and Oct.'1, last.
Pay¬
as follows: April l, July 1 and Oct. 1, 75 cents
Duluth South Shore &
135,439
35,684
:
Other
each
has
1941 were
218,965
taxes—
long-term debt..
on
623,500
taxes—35,712
income
( Gross
Amort;
745,054
741,064
.
Dec.
cents
75
share
per
7 751,214
:
181,254
145,238
179,597
.182,639
:
ire venues...
inc.
(net;.
oper.
other
with
ments during
200,025-
re¬
taxes,:-i :'
prof,
local
&
payable
stock,
2,792,676
>.
each;
replacem'ts
Federal
State
Int.
deprec.,
&
income
exc.
Other
212,992
3,241,782
and
Co.—$1.50 Common Dividend—
$1.50
of
dividend
A
7
$6,680,457
$7,268,517
56,810
58,436
/
Maintenance
Duke Power
...
.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.- —1941
7
2037
10.-
;no
an
par
Distributions
extra dividend of 50 cents
value,
of
25
payable
cents
each
Dec.
were
24
to
made
per
share
holders
on
Sept.
of
1
of
10
last,
Corp.—30-Cent Dividend—
dividend of 30 cents per share
stock,
has been declared on the common
payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 15.
cents each were made on Jan. 9, April 10, July 10
these
being
the first dividends on
Distributions
and Oct. 10,
the common stock.—V. 156,
THE, COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE:
2038
Net
railway.
from
•
1940
1939
$730,762
$1,806,685
806,654
railway—-,
$744,617
116,311
$591,128
70,319
11,359.
•
'501,047'
Net ry. oper. income.:,
,12,694
>
,
Seeks To
47,025,
Net
ry.
16,167,300
6,911,732
5,564,341
.
,
from
Net
*
railway—
from
*37,728
,
railway—
income...
156, p., 1606.
oper.
8,848,583
9,461,310
2,424,642
1,946,899
696,394
1,205,176
,
7,625,385
1,770,928542,940
>
Deficit.—V.
•
;RR^—>Plan Approved
reorganization was approved Nov. 20 in an order signed
The plan of
by Federal Judge Frederick H. Bryant at Utica, N. Y.
Judge Bryant
adopted as his own the report by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
—V. 156, p. 1952.
Food Fair Stores, Inc,-r-Sales Continue
Nov. 28—
Period End.
1942—4 Wks.—1941
There are
—V,
156,
Higher—
1689.
p.
year
a
Keokuk
cents per share has been declared
of 50
dividend
A
and
1941.—V.
1,
155,
to
April
holders
1,
July
oii the common
of
1
record
1,
2366.
p.
'
-
■.
Ford Motor Co., Detroit—Vacations Ordered—
Eligibility rules for vacations for 115,000 Ford Motor Co. employees
were
drafted on Nov. 23 by the National., War Labor Board in a
directive order supplementing' a
WLB decision of Oct.- 16 which
ordered vacations ranging from 40 to 80 hours as part of a col¬
lective bargaining contract; When the management and the ""United Automobile Workers, CIO,
were
unable to agree on eligiblity provisions, the Board issued this
supplementary order.
The first vacation period "ended Nov. B0, following which eligible
employees
who have not received
time-off for vacations are to
receive vacation allowance.
The company is. empowered to pay the
allowance
instead
of granting time-off ;with pay when production
'
1
does not permit vacations..
*
1
Full-time employees with one year
-
"
ment
last July 1 are entitled to one ^week's vacation with
hours while those with five years or more will receive
of
as
40
for
but less than five years employ¬
weeks
hours
80
or
provision grants vacation eligibility
July 1 as full-time employes because of lay-offs
conversion of the plants to war work or because they were
to
due
enrolled
not
aliens who lacked permission to work but who returned to
July
156,
Net
from
from
Net
railway—
$579,013
$537,839
$572,608
138,947
181,483
64,758
106,885
5,320,116
4,910,558
1,394,488
686,288
5,004,593
1,378,260
607,037
814,632
dividend
of
of
cents
25
year,
on
June
the
store
22 to holders of record Dec. 8.
cents
Dec.
25
cents.—V. 156, p.
50
23,
June
and Sept.
1863.
25
.
1942—10 Mos.—1941
——
$165,093
118,564
$1,485,970
1,212,018
railway^***
railway***'**
income***
accruals
tax accru.
$46,529
$273,952
$263,870
4,495
48,040
insurance)
1,976
21,426
Net
176,413
257,197
*
,
.
C6pper
Cp.~^75-Cent'Dividend—
directors
from
1942*
railway,
1941
1940
1939
$264,277
$158,796
99,688
*
railway*—
27,105
*2,185
$157,045
32,580
$103,066
14,818
*2,344
/.' *9,429
y
from
"Loss.—V.
156/
*,
64,128
railway****
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
2,020,749
621,104
293,357
963,531
1,037,011
1,422,367
•
73,463
47,395
*192,450
336,759
*203,017
;
47,092
1607.
p,
Hagerstown Gas Co.—Earnings—
12i Months Ended Sept. 30—
1
1942
Operatingrevenues —i**;***—**——:»**^
Operation/' —*_*:_**——**_**/./.—*.,—*—*r*.
117,513
.
1941
$170,179
$187,409
/
.101,332
,
6,830 1
—
7,035
10,827
General taxes."
Federal and State income taxes—****..**«*—*.
13.462
income***/*******—./*—1
: $44,877
$48,311
Dr3,331
Dr2;637
$41,546
$45,673
14,400
Utility
operating
Other income—net
(loss)
4,726
.
reserve,' accruals*—*-*:**—_**«
dross Income
Other
;
2,675
14,400
:*.:—*—*—/*'**/*_**_*■*/*„'*■*.
$27,146
bonds——_—****/—****•—„*_**:**
charges *:*J—_*_****„*—_»***.
on
:
$31,273
13,300
income
13,439
1,173
1,079
J—**——i-—:**———*—**/*.
$12,673
$16,755
.Common'^:dividends/*^**,—:**■:******—*;'*/„:*:
—V. 156, p. 959.
' i" '
16,000
17,848
•
Net income'
*•
14,000
Hamilton Watch Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
21/426
1,976
2,197
_
17,848
$183,224
Dr55,208
$6,991
$38,081
$183,061
Dr2,078
Dr8,543
Dr56,580
JDrl,949
Drl,909
Drl9,557
$27,629
$106,923
$108,688
541
917
11,249
13,209
.
directors
The
the
have declared a dividend of 25 cents per share on
stock, no par, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
Distributions of 15 cents each were, made on June 15 and
common
Dec.
8.
Sept. 15,
Drl9,328
$2,965
Ry. oper. incomeEquip, rents (net bal.)_
Jt. facil. rents (net bal.)
<
405,115
183,624
524,927
1607.-
Gross from
(Fed. /
railroad)
ployment
1,414,686
393,273
1,676,371
580,093
279,292
44,950
(reg.)
tax
1,441,766
1,898,658
October—
.
$1,275,672
1,011,802
2,197
expenses
20,583
Gulf & Ship Island RR^-Earnings,
/'
$16,189
4,804
oper.
25,125
capital
Interest-
$139,563
123,374
revenue***—
47,872
24,444 " '
v
1942—Month—1941
oper.
1939
$173,225
53,911
have declared a dividend* of 75 cents per share on
stock, par $100,vpayable .Dec. 7 to holders of record
Nov. 30.
A like amount has been paid each quarter/since and includ¬
ing March 14, 1938.—V. 156, p. 342,
i"
**
the
;
(Including Statesboro Northern Ry.)
Ry.
1940
$181,933
Gross income
'
'
from
1941
.
cents each;
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
16,481,492
'."/ :
Greene-Cananea
Distributions of
24,
20,328,801
49,596
$204,813 *
53,533 V
21,473 •
ry. oper.
The
on
cents;
40
28,
26,679,048
$177,983
:
1942
*
-
.
railway
'
railway—
—V." 156, p.
for
June 29 and Sept. 29, last, as compared
March " 30, 1942. " Payments during 1941 were as
on
March
1
77,812,867
86,650,095
32,662,186
be oper¬
to
Sperry Farm-Tested Feeds
cents per share has been declared on the capital
of 35
payable Dec.
35
*Ry.
regular
company
from
Gross
immediately,
Ry. tax accruals (unem¬
quarterly dividends of 25 cents each
in. 1941 paid extra dividends of like
amount
30, Oct. 1 and Dec. 29;
On Dec. 1 of last, year,
one
share of Fox DeLuxe Brewing Co. of Michigan common stock
was
distributed as a dividend for each share of Peter Fox Brewing
last
begun
Co,—35-Cent Dividend—
Refractories
Net rev. from ry. oper.
25
1
four
to
addition
from
from
Retirement
per
1, last.
In
paid
dealer in
a,
*
Net ry. oper. income***
/.From Jan. 1—
years.
cents each were made
Ry.
cents per share and a regular quarterly
share have been declared on the common
stock, par $5, both payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 15.
Distributions of 25 cents each were also made on April 1, Aug. 20 and
extra
dividend
was
is the first Farm Service
This
has been
Ry.
income.—
Gross
Net
Gross
The former owner, Walter V. Bryson, will be
of the store.—V. 156, p. 1237.
//■>•/'
=
;
dividend
and
186,151
102,396
1,555,266
Mills
1939
Green Bay & Western RR.- -EarningsOctober—
Mills in Utah,
seven
follows:
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co.—Extra Dividend—
Oct.
manager
with
1939
156, p. 1600.
An
the
A
560,314
railway—
ry. oper,
—V.
past
25
1940
..
Net ry, oper. income*
—V. 156, p. 1864,
Maintenance.
8,779,519
3,972,712
2,910,400
railway---—
Net ry, oper. income—From Jan. 1—
Gross
1941
$1,125,652
594,218
railway--—
from
from
Net
the
of " General
Division
announced.
was
ated by General
The new unit
stock,
1942
Service
Farm
1
•
ry, oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
Grain Co. of Salt Lake City, Utah, was purchased
and operation of the business as a unit of
*
1940
,
Net
by General Mills Oct. 12,
^
135,473,817 105,179,072
58,424,946 < 41,990,892
31,829,813
25,711,062
.*
an-
/
.
!
.1941
1942
_
railwayNet from railway
Net
Acquires Bryson Grain Co.—
the
.cents pet..share-Weremade--eaob*quarter;- none
dividend
was'
also
paid on Feb. 15/ 1928.—
*
From
Net
The W. V. Bryson
stock
Gross, from
.
preparation of Cheerioats.
the
General
City Ry.—Earnings—
Fort Worth & Denver
October—
Milis, but; rather
share, on
per
$18,897,840 $13,639,285 $*1,641,488 $11,038,896
railway
railway—Vi* J 110:093,892'. 5,304,527 •' 5,439,556 -5,463,595"
oper. income—
4,102,997
6,708,227
2,839,080
3,140,832
) '
'
Jan.!—
Net ry.
Vice-
formerly
work after
1689.
p.
Hidding,
cents
25
429,
-
began'business at Keokuk.
In 1912,. this company became the Ptirity •
Oats Co.
In 1919, it was consolidated with the American Hominy '
Co; of New Jersey, continuing, under that, name until 1934, when it
resumed the name of the Purity Oats Co,
?
The primary business of the
Purity Oats Co. is the milling of
rolled oats and various by-products.
The mill has a rated capacity
of a thousand barrels per day.
The company sold and will continue
to sell exceptional toasted rolled oats under the brand name Purity.
Purity has also supplied ' in the past and will continue to supply to
General Mills, a considerable amount of oat flour which' is used in
time
ceding their lay-off.—V.
Gross
,
M.
of
'
Purity Oats Co:" was formed in 1934 as a corporation
of Delaware;
However," its ancestry " originally dates back to 1906
when an Iowa "corporation known as the American Rice & Cereal Co.
They must have been on the job, however, for,at least 75%
they were scheduled to work during the 12 months pre¬
1.
the
of
C.
dividehd
Net. "from
The' present
it
two
r.~
A-special
were
pay
*'
to. employees who
pay.
under
a
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
announcement further says;
The
.■'"/./•/
....
operating unit.
last,
before
as
This is not a new division of General
Manager.
8,
Dec.
and Oct.
1 and Dec. 23; 1941, as against 25 cents on-April
July 1, Oct.
on
23
continue
will
62 Vr
4%
p.
October—
of the Purity Oats Co. who has assumed the position of General
Fres.
stock, no par value, payable .Dec.
Similar distributions were made on
A
156,
Gross from
is announced that this corporation on Oct. 5 took over the assetsof the Purity Oats Co. of Keokuk, Iowa.
1
" •:/
Under the new iset-up, the direction
of both mill and; office at
Formica Insulation Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
of
since/
.
Inc.—Acquires Purity Oats Co.—
declared
From
V.
Associated
General Mills,
have
stock, no par value, payable Dec. 24 to holders of record
April, 1. 1926/to and/ including April 1, -1930,' cash
common
10,
Monday, December 7, 1942
Hosiery- Co., Inc.—Resumes * Common1 Di v.—
directors
distributions
It
ago.
...
i
the
Dec.
by the public.
,
1942—48 Wks.—1941
76 stores in operation compared with 73
now
•
Pay Preferred Dividend—
Gas & Electric Corp., and 32,110 shares are
Dividends have been paid on this stock regularly
.and,, continuously/since /.its.issuance,, to and -including ,:the quarterly
period ended Sept. 15, 1941.
'
v'
"
/
The amount of the dividend which the company proposes to pay iS
$75,000.
Upon- the assumption that the, trustees of Associated will
waive their right to dividend Which would otherwise be payable to
them as holders of 27,889 shares, pending further order of the Com¬
mission, the cash expenditure Involved is $40,125,—V. 156, p, 1952.
$2,831,165 $38,252,544 $31,132,372
$3,335,862
Sales
of
trustees
/Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville
The
corporation uhas filed' an application, with, the. Securities and;
Exchange-"Commission td pay, out" of capital or unearned surplus; a',
dividend on the $5 prior preferred stock; no par value, for the quar¬
terly period ended Dec, 15, 1941.
'
Of
the
60,000 shares of this stock which are now outstanding/
27,889 shares / are' held' by Denis1 J. Diiscoll" arid, Willard L. 4 Thorp,
held
Gotham
i: ■
'The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
when the a'ceapitaUzation has,,
been completed.
1941
1942
from
Gross
majority,/interest, in,its-common"stock
Ry.—Earnings—
Florida East Coast
October—
>
-
last, as compared with 25 cents on. March 16, 1942.
Pay¬
during 1941 were as follows: ■ March 15/June 16 and Sept. 15,and Dee. 15, 50 cents.—V, 156, p. 1864.
ments
25
cents each,
,
Co. stock held.—V.
Net
156, p, 1416.
income—*
income
oper.
Non-oper.
—.
:. (M. A.)' Ilanna Co.—Expansion—
This
Franklin County Distilling Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
A
dividend of 50 cents per share has been
stock/ payable Dec.
28
declared
initial dis¬
An
income
tribution of like amount was made on Oct. 20, last.—V. 156, p. 1237.
323
314
3,342
$114,830
$118,692
Act,
common
stock
on
Dec. 30, last year;
none
1937.•Jan,
-Week End. Nov. 21-
1942
Nov. 24 declared a dividend of 25 cents per share
on the common stock,
par $1, in addition to the regular quarterly
dividend of 30 cents per share on the 6% pref. stock, par $20, both
payable Dec. 30 to holders of record Dec. 10.
An
initial
distribution of 25
cents per share was made on the
on
$31,050
Operating revenues.
156, p. 1952.
1941
$45,500
$1,579,969
Georgia Power & Eight Co.
1942
1941
71,178
165,481
66,327
110,972
$1,141,668
187,801
362,863
83,292
119,146
53,410
89,397
$208,436
$245,759
60
4,790
Gross
$208,496
155,525
$250,549
Maintenance
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Total oper.
"
revenues——«'***—*
**_
Operating expenses
Electricity purchased for resale (net)_:——
Maintenance —.__^„**J-*:*:_.:*:_*_*****:*_***
—
Provision
for
depreciation—:
:
Federal
1941
1,517,730
2,892,984
profits-*****'-*:—:-:.*.-—**:.
2,541,991
Taxes
———
Other
income•,(net)60,416
$5,200,375
'■ 144,602
1*—. $4,684,243
of debt
on
■
Interest
Total
.
income
deductions
Balance
from
Net.
income
income--
$686,925
interest
$1,348,711
233.016
income
—
267,695
$453,909
—
"Including $286,046 (net)
prior years.
of Parent Company Only, 12 Months Ended
Earnings
$1,081,016-
in 1942 and $164,000 in 1941 applicable to
income
General expenses
,
Provision for depreciation*
Federal income taxes——
Other
taxes
Gross
Total
,
.
other
Note—The
for
been
1942
,
30,743
from
income*
'—_■_*—
of
Virginia
aomitted from, the
(and
also
—*
1941
Public
above
Service
17,415
25,052
$257,152
142,935
*_
193,978
$192,039.
Co.
statement of
for comparative purposes)
and
$63,174
subsidiaries
consolidated
as
a
income
result of
the
proceedings now pending before the Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission involving the recapitalization of. Virginia Public Service Co."
The
proceedings Indicate" that the investment of - General Gas &
Eiectrio Corp, in ^Virginia Public Service Co.
will not represent a
3,226
2,219
7,623
7,223
Cr 1,419
Cr 135
91
665
$31,259
$70,159
deductions*-**———*—
/
'
.
.
'
1942
from
railwayNet from railway
420,499
7,383,129
3,248,756
2,893,745
4,403,495
railway—— ;
Net from railway
income—*
oper,
156,
1607.
p.
124,550
V
91,064
110,067
3,103,453
1,277,121
3,346,055
671,179
1,117,253
572,398
567,572
'
604,990"
.
October—
Gross
1942
oper,
1940
1939
$272,315
$249,501
$187,380
268,567
railway
Net from railway
1941
$528,257
from
ry.
43,852
70,299
24,011
income— ;
4,588
30,463
392
4,128,256
3,018,268
2,124,413
1,902,171
1,712,248
931,672
416,408
304,072
812,643
444,754
130,224
from
railway—** :
Net from railway
Net ry, oper.
—V.
■
156,
income—
p. -1607.
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—New Synthetic Rubber Plant—
The
ated
first
by
Government-financed
this* company
Kentucky," it
was
-r-
Held Subject to FPC
The Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the-company must com-ply with the accounting regulations of the Federal Power Commission..
The company had contended that its business of generating, trans¬
mitting, and selling electrical energy was entirely intrastate and there¬
fore not under the Commission's jurisdiction,—V. 156, p. 959. *
Ilecla Mining
3 Mos. End.
*Gross
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
;
1942
1941
1940
1939
/***—*
$975,740
$605,363
$754,778
$603,636
expenses—**
402,711
306,986
368,245
381,942
income
Operating
-
Taxes
accrued
(est.)**
-146,615.,
•
97,727- M21,509
Depreciation
9,622
16,484
36,712
Depletion .**,*;*_*****—'/ / 4,890 '■'' ■/- 4,535•../ /**—_*::'
**——*
.
44,413s-
36,698
,
^
Net profit /**/:/*_l;
fEarnings per share—
$411,912
$179,630
$$228,313
$$140,582
$0.41
$0.18
$0.23
$0.14
-
*Includes other income,
ton 1,000,000 shares (par 25 cents) capital
$Before depletion.—V. 156, p. 1774.
-
stock.
Hecker
Products Corp.
Foods, Inc.—
—
To Merge With The Best
/'/,'."•/: "../'//
William J. Wardall, Chairman of the Board, on Nov. 30 announced
a plan to combine this corporation and The Best
Foods, Inc., into one
operating company at the close of this year, Dec. 31.
;
;
In this connection, a special meeting of the stockholders has been
The Best Foods,
to
Inc.,
take the necessary
action to adopt the name of
to charge the item of goodwill, which will
and
said,
"to
carry
'goodwill' at the nominal value
of
$1.
The
proposed charge to capital surplus will obviate the necessity of.
deviating from this established policy in connection with the acquisi¬
tion of the minority interest in The Best Foods, Inc.
This action is
recommended.by the direotors as good accounting:practice and sound
The amount of the write-off is estimated at approxi¬
mately $2,300,000 and the capital surplus against which it will be
charged is $16,652,344/
This follows upon the purchase on Nov. 19 by Hecker Products Corp.
of the 29% ownership in The Best Foods, Inc., which previously had
been held by General Foods Corp.—See also V. 156, p, 1864,
(George W.) Helme Co.—$1.25 Dividend—
directors have declared a dividend of $1.25 per share on the
common
stock, par $25, payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 5.
Payments of $1 each were made on this issue on April 1,. July l and
Oct. 1, last, as compared with $1,25 per share in preceding quarters.
In addition, an extra of 5Q cents per share was-paid on Jan. 2, 1942.
The
43,557
166,269 :
From Jan, 1—
Gross
Hartford Electric Light Co.
financial policy.
from
ry.
112,998
189,716
1939
$384,643
218,259
373,009
1940
$406,344
$585,382
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Net
■
Regulations—".
Wardall
1941
$895,871
Net
—V.
•
result from the merger of the two corporations,, off. to capital
surplus./
"It has been the conservative policy of the two corporations," Mr.
Earnings—
October—
Gross
_
coal
called for Dec. 29
.*—**'*■
156, p. 695.
Gross
Net
$334,974
—
earnings
103,552
i,38l
—
—
deductions
$403,172
105,653
.*___
******
Net.income
have
$652,111
__
—
income
1941
179,360
*
8,026
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Sept. 30
1942
Total
156,146
3,020
•
3,996,266
Corp. and merged subcharges—__
7,835
2,584
2,155
expense*—_
.*—*.*****__*,
debt to
jMiscellaneous
—V.
& Electric
1
sidiaries
3,997,318
*
*__
General Gas
Net
income—*——*—,*•
and
associated companies—.*—
charges—****_***,:—*/j*„***i*
charged to construction—*
on
Georgia RR.
Gross
discount
interest***.
2,842
Other .interest
$5,344,977
■
„i„*.**/**w**A^
mortgage bonds***
long-term debt*—
assumed
Interest
2,260,189
income—/—$4,623,828
■—__**—
Income"- —*****—„*;
on
Amortization
1,146,364'
'
Interest
;
Operating
income- taxes**—_*-
Miscellaneous
2,292,487
•
129,368
——****:-:*-//———L—
excess
\
649,750
1,422,026
■■■■,■' 1,571,846
of fixed capital***,**.
Other, taxes /**::*£**—://**:*/*:*/**********
/
1942
996,774
(deprec.)
Other
$23,527,739 $21,117,666
9,253,218
8,146,474
__
^Federal income
Other taxes
.Federal
474,409"
——_*r—*.**;.*:*_—*Z
for retire,
Prov,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(Excluding Virginia Public Service Co. and Subsidiaries)
$1,412,172
Operating income
income (net) _—_—i*—
per share has been declared on the common stock,
par $5, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec. 11.
A similar
distribution was made on July 1, last, as compared with $1.50 each on
July 1 and Dec. 29, 1941.—V. 156, p. 1049./
\. ./•/'■■ //////; /
General Gas & Electric Corp.
21-
1941
Earnings—
30—
operating revenues
———,**/.
Operating' expenses *_/./:r_***:_***—,—
Electricity purch. for resale (all fr. assoc. cos.)
General American Transportation Corp.—$1 Dividend
dividend of $1
Nov.
$1,322,030
225,226
Months Ended Sept.
12
Gross
A
t to
1942
—V.
since.—V. 156, p. 428.
in
its
3,205
$28,232
Period—
(Robert) Gair Co., Inc.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
The directors
$121,897
$3,183
to
*Federal Railroad Taxing
.
$118,172
$28,545
int.*
applic.
Surp.
$3,506
;
—«—**
income**
from
Deducts,
the common
on
to holders of record Dec. 7.
Gross
.
according to a Cleveland, Ohio, dispatch, has inproducing capacity by purchasing controlling Interest
United States Coal Co, of Cleveland.—V. 156, p. 1774.
company,
creased
synthetic rubber plant to be oper¬
production Nov. 28 "somewhere in
by John L. Gollyer, President.
the'Government program—which- upon-com¬
went
into
announced
This newest plant in
pletion call's for an annual production'capacity of 875,000 tons—will
ultimately utilize butadiene made from alcohol, Mr. Collyer saicf.-U
V: 156, p. 1864.
—V.
155,
p.
1013.
(Joshua) Hendy Iron Works> Sunnyvale, Calif.—May
Acquire Assets of Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg. Co.—
See later company in last week's "Chronicle", page 1950.
(The) Herbrand Corp.—Bonds Called—
of
All
bonds
Jan.
the
dated
outstanding
Jan.
1,
first
1935,
mortgage 15-year ■ 5'/2%- sinking fund
have been, called _for_redemption* as of'
1, 1943, at 100 and interest.
Trust Co;,
; Payment.will be.made at The Toledo'
trustee, 245 Summit St., Toledo, Ohio.—V. 150,- p. 3977.
directors
share
per
The
stock, payable Dec. 21 -to holders of record
50 cents each were made on June 25 and
cents on March 25, 1942.
Pay¬
March 25, June 25 and Sept. 25,
19, $1.20.—V. 156, p. 1689.
the common
of
on
25, last, as compared with 60
ments during 1941 were as follows:
Sept.
cents
60
Dec,
each;
Hewitt Rubber Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
directors
Distribution
share
per
of
record
'June
15
March
15,
$5, payable
par
distributions
Similar
Sept.
and
during 1941
Payments
last.
made
were
March
on
were
16,
follows:
as
Operating
'
dividend of
per share on the common stock, .payable Jan. 4 to holders
of record Dec. 24.; The dividend of 25 cents, which is usually paid
:each quarter, was declared on Nov. 23, and is payable Oil Dec. 15
to holders
of record Dec. 5.. See V. 156,' p. 1953.^
V
The
directors
cents
25
Nov. "30
on
declared
year-end
a
follows:
as
shares of
each
To
common
new
Interstate Department
,
A
bonus
Rent
.
!
of
1,665
95,595
97,863
of
like
968,213
!
50
552
355,773
301,476
.
amount
$28,844
$381,447
Ltd.—Special
.Offering—Smith, /Barney & Co. on Nov. 27 made a
special offering of 15,000 shares of capital stock (no par)
on the New York Stock Exchange.
The offering price
Hudson
Mining:
Bay
Smelting
&
18,533
248,922
a share, and the allowance to dealers was 50
The offering was completed in one hour and nine
cents.
i
minutes
through 30 firms, with the
-largest block purchased being 3,000 shares and the
smallest being 15 shares.—V. 156, p. 1689.
purchases
54
by
;
;
/
trustee, Bay City, Mich., will until 4 P. M.,
for the sale to it of general mortgage 20-year
bonds
to
an
amount
sufficient to absorb
$150,000 at the lowest prices obtainable.
The said sum, which has
accumulated during the past three years in the special sinking fund
reserve,
has now been released and appropriated to the retirement
of
general mortgage bonds.—V. 156, p. 1775.
■1' ■
The
Dec.
\
■
t
Co.,
Trust
Bay
receive
7,
convertible
income
$31,206
Interest
income
Net
share
per
of
the common stock,
on
record
declared
25
Nov.
on
of
$1.50
payable Dec. 31 to holders
par $100,
Distributions of $1.75 each were made on June
18.
Dec.
dividend
quarterly
a
30
"and Sept. 30, last, as against $2 per share each quarter from March
31, 1941, to and including March 31, 1942.—V. 156, p. 1953.
; ,
of Company—
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings
>:/' October—
Net
from
Net
ry.
railwaysincome...
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
4,004,987
3,049,946
81,160,316
18,206,970
10,516,269
Jncome_„
//';> -Earnings ■ of System
October—.
capital
amount
25,
100,234,933
27,866,436
20,672,532
17,556,878
-
20,145,080
dividend
a
12,383,988
of
per
share
on
156,
p.
paid
1939
of
Stock
York
New
Exchange
in
issuance
accordance
with
the
listing
Net
from
Net
ry.
$21,201,918 $13,760,832 $11,191,181 $12,144,406
;.
railway—.
K
income-.
3,28^,224
7,754,261
4,254,989
railway—...
oper.
3,587,075
2,526,335
-
1,807,641
4,704,390
Stock Subscription Plan
the total applied for 1,014,130 shares.
1
The 40,000 shares of common stock may be
3,509,523
/.%/;
railway.:.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
173,963,450 116,298,605 93,743,402
33,512,859
21,866,940
railway-—.
63,257,602
income..
31,823,535
oper.
156,
12,082,391
21,183,861
91,515,621
23,772,139
13,954,590
to
affiliated
of
Central
Telephone Co.
no
one
16, $1,100,000 first mortgage 4% 20bonds, Series A, were sold to the Connecticut Mu¬
year
V.
Not
'
of
As
Harris
Nov.
1942,
the
due
in
16,
,
Gross
sold its $200,000 note to the
at 4I/a%, which note is
due in equal quarterly install¬
company
Company,
Trust
,
.
five
Net
years
payable at the rate of $40,000 a year,
to cover principal and interest.
The company's note in the
amount of $65,000 was also sold to the Community Telephone Co.,
its
bearing the rate of 6%, due in 10 years, which note was
the payment of the bank loan.
of the above issues were used in payment of the
$1,350,000 note dated Nov. 1, 1941, due on or before 10
parent,
Gross
Net
the
use
bonds
proceeds
The
*.
.
has
financing
mission,:—V.
156,
by
approved
been
1503.
p.
$1 ,045.462
$1,043,330
188.430
224,714
51,236
92,679 " :
railway— / 17,333,931
from
11,515,308
r
5,830,785
4,180,790
2,461,550
1,120,241
railway——
Co.—Bonds Called—
*
.
has called for redemption as of Jan. 1, 1943, all of the
outstanding first lien 6% gold bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1949, at
101 and interest.
Payment will be made at the City National Bank &
Trust, Co.,
trustee, 208 So. La Salle St.,, Chicago, 111., or at-'the
Guaranty Trust Co., 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
At any
time prior to the redemption date, holders of said bonds
may at their option present and surrender said bonds at either of the
offices specified above and receive 101 and interest to date of pre¬
sentation.
1-:,^ V";-;
;:
The company
Illinois Terminal RR. Co.- -Earningsfrom
Gross
oper.
income
.
.
9 485,886
1, 227.959
159,855
Net
railway—
from
Net ry.
from
Net
Net
income—
oper.
rv.
1939
$617,066
108,252
192,830
5,842,375
'2,371,347
1,357,402
5,049,339
4,857,725
1,703,963
1,629,007
960,661
1,005,580
'
183,904
268,014
,
.
railway—
railway-——
from
1940
$536,482
*211,745
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1941
$661,486
295,877
170,399
v -■
railway—
'Loss.—V. 156, p.
1608.
7,386,165
3,298,118
1,470,411
International Harvester Co.—Wage Bonus, Etc.—
McCormick, President, stated in connection with the dividend
that a large'proportion of the company's 1942 profits
was derived
from the sale of regular products manufactured in 1942
under quota permitted the company by Government limitation order
and from sales out of previous years' inventories.
All of company's
regular - products sold in 1942, he said, were marketed under price
ceilings established by OPA.
"The company's inventories of regular
products are now practically exhausted," he said.
'
v' It'was also announced that on the basis of a preliminary estimate
of
income
for year ended Oct.
31, 1942, approved by directors, a
distribution of $1,700,000 will be payable to all employees eligible to
participate in the savings and extra compensation plan.:
This com¬
pares
with $3,837,000 paid for 1941.
One-half of the estimated
amount will be paid each eligible employee before Christmas and the
balance, which will be computed after profits for the year are finally
determined, will be paid or credited to employees in February./ See
V. 156, p. 1953.
;
Incorporated Investors—20-Cent Dividend—
"'/••••?'.'•
Indiana Harbor Belt RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Ry. oper.
of
Maint.
1942—Month—1941
$1,449,859
$1,327,023
struc.
84,258
117,572
equipment-
145,558
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$13,268,265 $12,290,284
794,444
867,456
147,082
revenues—.—
way
&
Maint.
of
Traffic
expenses
1,213,787
1,123,233
34,749
31,898
319,897
293,954
614,919
640,435
6,245,803
5,320,322
40,154
44,225
387,586
accruals——
Equip. & jt. facil. rents
311,313
114,064
1,924,790
1,665,146
93,121
125,489
1,054,298
1,179,078
income-
$125,787
$106,258
$1,254,648
———
4,393
2,006
42,660
$1,589,944
25,076
—
$130,180
$108,264
$1,297,308
$1,615,020
Transportation
Other
Ry.
.
expenses
(rail)
—
—
tax
Net ry.
income
Other
Total
income
Miscell.
Total
oper.
3,138
3,169
30,922
35,280
41,350
417,755
421,321
$63,745
$848,631
$1,158,419
•
Net income
—V.
156,
p.
324,163
41,446
deductions—-
fixed charges
.
$85,596
4
-
-
1689.
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power
Co.—Files Recapitaliza¬
tion Plan With SEC—
with the corporate simplification requirements of the
Public Utility Holding Company Act, company has filed with the SEC
To
comply
less
.,'//,'•
1,
and
1967,
will
,
be
1965.,
1,
at
any
par.—V.
After
1, 1965, the company
; ''■//;•/;• ;•/>;•:
Sept.
149, p. 579.
call
may
'
:
the
'-V;
Inc.—Officials Promoted—
S.
Stores
Food
Vice-President,
Morse,
H.
Operating.
Route Department
Vice-President,
elected
W.
Dotts
E. Har-
Sales, and E.
made Secretary of the company.
R. D, Sturtevant was
appointed General Counsel and head of; the law department.
T. Ed¬
ward Davis, formerly. General Counsel and Secretary, has resigned to
assume the
post of Executive Vice-President of the National Retail
Tea and' Coffee Merchants Association.—V. 156, p. 1953.
;:/ ■
,
Oklahoma
Kansas
;/$ October— >
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
&
Net
from
ry.
income-— H
:
1940
1941
1939
.
.
83,318
:
$252,919
152,229
$212,697
131,765
$224,244
$336,398
/ 214,485 .123,614
:
106,335.. :/x' 61,010
railway——
oper.
'■
:■
1942
;/
railway—-,
from
Gross
Balance
—
—
Sheet
—
341,389
$1,323,419
$1,202,242
as
of Aug.
insurance
.
oper.
1,367,819
156, p.
1
,
2,072.549
/
94,379
>/'
v
common
Dec.
10,
,
1,267,154.
826,202
-
Kendall Co.—25-Cent Common
1:
Dividend-
share on the
stock, no par value, payable Dec, 11 to holders of record
A like amount was paid on June 11, last, and on June 12 and
1941.—V. 156, p. 1052.
'
•
•
"
The directors have
Dec. 8.
2,316,175
1.856,972
1,001,900
607,800
1,147,268
693,962
628,014
income
1S53.
declared a dividend of 25 cents per
Kewanee Public Service
been
have
There
Co.—Bonds Called—
1, 1943. a total
gold bonds, series A, due July 1, 1949,
will be made at the Harris Trust &
.trustees, 115 West Monroe: Street, Chicago, 111.
called for
redemption as of Jan.
$9,200 of first mortgage 6%
at
102 and interest.
Payment
of
Savings Bank, successpr
156, p. 961.
—V.
Funds, Inc.—Dividends—
semi-annuai distribution of 77 cents
per
participation, payable Dec. 15
30.
This payment is derived from
investment
owned and is at the same rate as
the last previous semi-annual distribution on June 15, 1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: June 15, 77 cents regular;
and on Dec. 15, 80 cents regular and special of 50 cents.—V. 156,
The company
share
announces a
series B-l certificates of
the
on
of record Nov.
income on securities
shareholders
to
1690.
p.
Laclede Gas Light
company,
.
—V.
31, 1942
$1,402,224; U. S. Government bonds, $56,200; funds
$50,705; drafts and accounts receivable (less
reserve), $4,212,506;
advances on grain in transit, etc., $88,891;
inventories
of
grain,
flour,
cereals,
feed, packages and supplies,
$17,462,134; accrued earnings (storage, interest, etc.),, $126,799; due
from
affiliated company
(Terminal Dock & Warehouse Co., Ltd.),
$115,032; prepaid expenses (insurance, taxes, interest, supplies, sales¬
men's advances,
etc.), $297,448; due from employees, $19,204; mem¬
berships (at market value, not in excess of cost), $17,600; investment
in stock of Associated Co.
(Terminal Dock & Warehouse Co., Ltd.),
$10,000; miscellaneous advances and investments (less reserve), $68,734;
real
estate, buildings, machinery and equipment, $14,852,195; total,
$38,779,671. ..
■
i'.-.'r
;-r
Liabilities—Notes payable, $6,730,000; accounts payable, $1,568,424;
taxes
accrued
(including American
and
Canadian
income
taxes),
$1,921,900;
accrued commissions,; payrolls,
interest,
etc., $125,679;
accrued
dividend
on
preferred stock, $33,887;
1st mortgage serial
bonds
(current installment), $50,000; reserve for Canadian exchange
on
net current assets of Canadian subsidiaries, $631,062; 2(4% note
payable due Aug. 15, 1950 (secured by deposit of first mortgage 4%
bonds), $1,500,000; 1st mortgage serial bonds of Fort Garry Flour
Mills
Co., Ltd.
(less current installment of $50,000), $350,000; 1st
mortgage leasehold bonds of Humberstone Flour Mills, Ltd. (on Humberstone property), $450,000; reserves for maintenance and depreciation
(accumulated since Aug. 31,
1922), $6,214,638; reserve for Canadian
exchange on net non-current assets of Canadian subsidiaries, $260,314;
reserve for contingencies
(including possible additional Federal income
tax on profits of Canadian subsidiaries, payable only on distribution
thereof), $587,800; reserve for insurance, $116,600; reserve for com¬
missions, $99,200; 2nd preferred stock of Robin Hood Flour Mills, Ltd.,
$2,635;
capital stock of International Milling
Co.:
1st
preferred,
$5,451,900, and common, $2,500,000; earned surplus
(including $2,467,094 undistributed earnings of Canadian subsidiaries accrued sub¬
sequent to date of acquisition less cost of International Milling Co.
common stock held in treasury, $248,209), $10,185,633; total $38,779,671.
—V. 151, p. 3241.
with
ry.
railway
from
Net
2,554,234
railway
from
Keystone Custodian
121,972
Flour Mills, Ltd.) not owned by International
Dividends on common
Assets—Cash,
declared a dividend of 20 cents per. share out
Of current and accumulated earnings, payable Dec. 22 to holders of
record Dec.
5. > Similar distributions were made on July 30 and
Oct.
31,
last, as against 17 cents on April 30, 1942.
Payments
during 1941 were as follows; April 30, July 30 and Oct. 31, 17 cents
each, and Dec. 22, a year-end of 20 cents.
'
;/
It
was
announced
that it is expected that
1942 dividends to
shareholders will be free from Federal income tax.—V. 156, p. 1608.
have
directors
Sept.
Subs.)—Earnings—
' *
1942
1941
income "$1,934,484 *$1,594,440
Dividends on, 1st preferred stock
:
269,676
270,226
Dividends
on
2nd
pfd. stock
(Robin Hood
Years Ended Aug. 31—
.Net
Consolidated Balance
The
On
interest date upon 60 days' notice at rates varying
103 and interest on or before Sept. 1, 1947, to 101 and interest
Gross
'Including excess provision made in prior years for income taxes.
,
not
Net
.
International Milling Co. (&
I942
$916,910
477,667
October—
to
not
at not less than 97¥2 and accrued interest
this basis the proceeds to be realized will
than $975,000.
The balance necessary for the
1943,
•
9,378,808
1,161,932
*90,806
,
-
1,
delivery.
Net
the Illinois Commerce Com¬
Illinois Communities Telephone
$1,325,512
272,952
137,235
income—.
Fowler
'
,
April
of
M.
3
1939
1940
•
announcement
,
,
1941
1942
'Deficit.—V. 156, p. 1608.
•-
like amount of 6%
payment and call of a
1949.
in
due
in
authorized Nov, 27 by the New York P. S. Com¬
3% first mortgage bonds, the proceeds to
From Jan. 1—
years to the Illinois Communities Telephone Co., its immediate parentIt is understood that the Illinois Communities
Telephone Co. was
to
'
$2,330,883
1,038,938
852,380
railway—
railway-—.
oper,
from
Net ry.
„
proceeds
•company's
Corp.—Bond Issue Au¬
equal amount of outstanding 5% bop.ds.
Commission's order the new securities must be sold
the
than
was
./".From Jan. 1— "
subordinated in principal to
The
.
from
from
Net ry.
ments
J
.
promotion of six top executives to new offices with the com¬
pany has been announced by F. J. Lundling, President.
G. L. Clements
was
named Executive Vice-President, Food Stores Department; C. A.
Larson
was
elected Vice-President, Food Stores Merchandising,
and
'
.
International Great Northern RR.—EarningsOctober—-
1962.
.
/ •' The
1239.
p.
from the; enactment of the
profits tax law in April, 1942, retro¬
1328,.
•
,
.
•
• :/;V-./':'.:</%
resulting
p.
graverwas
tual Life Insurance Co. ,of Hartford, Conn. The bonds
were sold at par and were dated Oct.
1, 1942, due on
Oct. 1,
156,
to
an
Jewel Tea Co.,
also
majority of the present board of directors, including the present
chairman of the board, shall not become subscribers under the plan.
Nov.
applicable
$1,000,000
date
bonds
A
vately—On
redeem
on
offered
and
and officers of the company and of Its
companies, including members of the board
salaried officers, as a committee of three
of whom shall be a subscriber under the plan shall
more than 10,000 shares shall be allotted during any
are
calendar year.
Bonds Placed Pri¬
—
issue
to
from
■'
allotted
$226,017
•
employees
who
determine.
Illinois
to
used
redeemable at
making
1942-1946
1941,—V.
The corporation was
subsidiary
or
directors
directors
1689.
p.
salaried
such
of
1,
redemption will be supplied by the company.
The new securities are to mature
on
Sept.
the calendar years 1942 to 1946, both inclusive,
for subscription during
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Employees'.
Company
•
$283,133
overaccruals
of
9,163
7,261
since Jan. 1, 1941, have been adjusted for
include - the corrected pro rata portion of
profits taxes
amount
of
on official notice
the
Ingersoll-Rand
of
reversal
9,127
8,990
•
1942.
to
purposes
excess
mission
be
(no par)
terms
of
Jamestown (N. Y.) Telephone
(
from
Gross
$17,478
156,
to
the
65,237
/,
thorized—
.
authorized
has
$329,545
83,965
;;
430
adjustment for
months
Jan.
Under
additional shares of common stock
7,058
1,060
excess
1775.
,
.
750
charges./.
net
and
to
later
The
/'•'
been
90,000
$383,349
6,950.
active
156, p. 1775.
cents
25
•'/A//'.
amendment to the Jamaica
Dec. 22 to holders of record Dec. 7.
A
each quarter since and including March
payable
has
1941.—V.
40,000
1940
stock,
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Listing—
;
■'
1941
1942
-
declared
have
7,500
$25,717
15.013
$419,545
90,000
disct. &
nine
comparative
79,376,866
the
like
V
48,969,425
directors
The
first
income
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.—25-Cent Div.—
'
2,827,021
1,998,279
145,272,601
oper,
ry.
,
railway-
railway.:—..
from
Net
;
_
1939
$473,349
W
.
Note—The above figures,
,
-
..
1940
•
$9,440,420 $10,434,250
$17,589,868 $11,527,958
•'•.6,023,053
2,493,052
3,118,457
• 1,280,827
railway.,..,
oper.
1941
1942
,
from
Gross
the
end
pany's funded debt and serial notes by $10,720,000.—V.
$33,217
$23,103
income
$2,800,000 Serial Notes—
a
the
I)r4.081
$14,355
Other
$404,527
$477,430
537
,
•738
"Includes
directors
The
before
tion
102,172
171,003
$32,679
expense
Chicago dispatch/the company will call for redemp¬
of this year $2,800,000 of its 1(4 %
serial notes,
which were to be due for payment in equal amounts of $700,000 each
on July 1, 1943, Jan. 1, 1944, July 1, 1944, and Jan. 1, 1945.
The redemption of these notes, in addition to the $6,500,000 in series
:1"E" bonds of the company which were called for redemption on July
15, 1942, and current retirements, will reduce the total of the com¬
According to
Co.—Smaller Dividend—
Illinois Bell Telephone
508,282
125,067
158,724
7,500 /
stock-.
debt
of
616,575
9,180
$30,603
;/
———
deb.
on
Amort,
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$1,377,797
$1,185,984
Dr603
;
-
Gross income
income
Inland Steel Co.—To Redeem
.
(net)
( Gross/income
Retire, reserve accruals
bids
6%
com¬
Distribu-
15, 1941,
quarterly
011,514
;/./
15,035
/
311,211
Industrial Brownhoist Corp.—Tenders—
«
the
on
18.
Dec.
from
46,616
—A'< "CrB,462
Taxes
1775.-
p.
declared
record
quarter
57,004
(Maintenance
Co.,;
$21
was
;
156,
been
of
each
>..1942—Month—1941
$100,783
$99,989
.
—V.
"
has
holders
made
$420,035
17,886
Net -income 'A—A----.
to
1'
—
Other
$29,096
v
Stores, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend
share
per
15
were
revenues-.—
Operation
.
Net oper.. inc.-
Jan.
Jamaica Public Service Ltd. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1,951
38,071
50
47,496
cents
25
/Period End. Sept. 30—
878,704
Operating
taxes
of
payable
Oct.
to
and
including Oct. 15. 1942, prior t6 which regular
payments of 15 cents each were made.—V. 156, p. 1690.
oper.
A—
prop.
Operating
158
<
stock,
tions
$1,603,728
1,562
$1,707,650
$162,718
170
expenses
lease
for
$174,675
.
rev.
oper.
dividend
mon
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1942-—Month—1941
revenues
Uncollectible
(A.) Hollander & Sons, Inc.-—Year-End Dividend—L
;
11
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp. —Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
'"
made
be
would
in cash and
'
cents.—V.
75
common
share.
To each share of common stock
0.525 share of new common.
$10 per
,
.
15 to holders
Dec.
new
(exclusive
of escrow stock!,
'-■•
After reclassification, the new common stock will be divided between
holders of the present classes of stock in following proportions:
Pre¬
ferred, 95.43%, and common, 4.57%.—'V. 151, p. 1433.
June 16 and Sept. 15, 25 cents each, and Dec. 15, a year156, p. 1050. .i-;r'.,li>.■ ";.v •.>'94
15,
of
end
1.
Dec.
stock,
capital
the
on
of
preferred stock $14.20
par
2039
International
Salt
Co.—Special Offering—A^ special
offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (no par value)
was made on the New York Stock
Exchange Nov. 20 by
Wertheim & Co. at $411/2, with 65 cents commission.
This offering was sold in one hour and 23 minutes to 35
purchasers through 18 firms.—V. 156, p. 1865.
stock.
common
share of
quarterly dividend of 25 cents
declared a
24
Nov.
on
subsidiary
a
plan provides that
stock,
The
is
company
14,000 shares.of common stock now held in
escrow
should be returned to Hydro and canceled.
Both preferred
and common stocks should be reclassified into a single class of new
Distributions
Dec.. 10.
The
voluntary plan of recapitalization.
Midland United Co,
a
of
declared a year-end dividend of 90 cents
25
Nov,
on
Year-End Div.—
Co., Inc.—90-Cent
Powder
Hercules
The
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
i^V. 12 Months Ended
Operating
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
Z
Sept. 30—
revenues
—
expenses
Maintenance
Provision
——————
on
funded debt—
Amortization of debt discount
and expense-
interest
Interest on consumers' deposits, etc
Interest charged to construction
Miscellaneous deductions
Taxes
011
Net
bonds
"The
56,150
13,150
$2,463,025
420,864
$2,234,858
438,719
$2,673,577
1,945,000
138,016
144,028
/
16,019
and
provision for Federal income
——. —
5,623
Crl2,121
19,819
Crl0,959
$556,447
;
15,612
tax for the nine months ended
1942, has been computed at 40%.
At Sept.was made, or considered, for excess profits
Laclede
17,826
6,552
$780,605
-
income
,Sept. 30,
provision
p. 1776.
423,450
1,935,000
—
878,330
343,891
19,000
tax
income
Gross
526,608
835,470
382,106
$2,883,889
State income
for
Operating income
Non-operating income
Interest
2,578,076
279,941
531,807
local and miscellaneous
Provision
1941
$6,911,004
2,758,248
//:.• 307,450
retirements
for
Federal taxesCity of St. Louis gross receipts license tax
"Provision for Federal income tax
'
State,
1942
$7,720,556
:
30,. 1942, no
tax.—V. 156,
/.;
-v'
Steel Co.—Year-End Dividend—
year-end dividend of 80 cents per share has been declared on the
stock, par $20, payable Dec. 18 to holders of record Dec. 11.
each were made on June 30 and Sept. 30„ last,
compared with 25 cents on March 31, 1942.
Disbursements during
A
common
Payments of 35 cents
as
1941
50
were
cents
as
each;
follows:
March 31. 15 cents; June 30
19, $1.10.—V. 156, p. 1152.
and Dec.
and Sept. 30,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2040
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
October—-
1940
1939
,$349,316
$505,220
$531,078
277,326
180,620
330,223
406,890
Other
80,920
72,841
104,302
320,414
railway——
3,148,443
3,159,654
3,199,791
2,490,026
1,789,929
1,968,091
2,130,551
1,560,14')
827,655
976,656
1,257,507
1,049,323
railway
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
income*.'.
oper,
Period End. Oct. 31—
Passenger
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
l'rom
ry.
—V.
150.
from
coach
$1,439,821
transp.
1942—10 Mos.—1941
A
$1,148,666 $12,749,532 $10,816,805
29
65
•
■
517
:J
to
47,979
8,809
243,259
$12,993,308
897,564
8,909,577
133,828
122,838
1,316,803
•June
—
8(277,5*2
'
20,
10
1153.
p.
i
Depreciation
cents
share has been declared,
per
payable Dec.
23
$10,888,1*7
959,353
11
on
70,358
$1,157,541
dividend of
stockholders of record
Dec. 10. ' This compuves with nine cents
paid
Sept. 21, last;. 10 cents on June 20i 1942, and 11 cents on-March 20,
.1942.- Payments "during
1941 were as follows:
March 20,
12 cents;
954
$1,487,829
opers
Operating revenue
Operating expenses——
1609.
p.
1942—Month—1941
revenue—„
rev.
and
from
Net
Massachusetts Investors Second Fiind, Inc.—Dividend
Revenue from other rail
from
Monday, December 7, 1942
Corp.—Earnings-
1941
$428,200
railway——*
oper. income,
;
Gross
1942
Los Angeles Ry.
Cents;
'
Sept.
20,
11
and
cents,
Dec.
23,
14 -cents.—V.
156,
'
y
■
Mathieson Alkali Works--25-Cent Dividends
1,206,366
A dividend
Lawrence
directors
The
the
Portland
capital
"similar
during
were
15,
50
15
March
on
cents,—V.
of
10
Dividend—
cents
of
none
and
share
per
record
last;
10,
March
155,
25
holders
to
follows:
as
Co.—25-Cent
dividend
a
Dec.
made
was
1941
and Dec.
declared
payable
distribution
ments
each,
have
stock,
Cement
Net oper,
Dec.
Aug,
15,
72,510
Operating
Income
Coal
Navigation
Earnings Outlook—
The
board
share
per
able
on
July
25,
managers
the
on
Dec.
paid
of
21
to
July
1,929,127
holders
29,
of
last;
Nov.
on
Interest
cents
record Dec.
cents
Interest
Dividend-
Int.
5.
dividend
a
shares
of
This
Dec.
on
no
40
income-
taxes.—V.
25
cents
1942
from
Net
ry.
Gross
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
156,
from
Net
ry.
—V.
608,140
419,338
176,445
269,521
ry.
1,343,278
749,403
480,238
418,301
324,127
210,103
151,682
1,405,612.
1,317,874
—V.
Gross
$412,317
8,682,606
6,817,171
168,756
2,414,359
2,194,135
3,695,629
3,570,066
income—
1,894,378
1,963,587
1,349,100
1,371,633
1,359,953
income
1,215,947
1,225,517
992,600
ry.
1942
,
the
to
In
all
to
of
the
Bonds
Due
in
to
be
Drexel & Co.,
facilitate
purchased
Philadelphia.
The request
operation of the sinking fund
the
by
the
will be
company
tendered
with
the
call
that
series
sufficient
it
for
tenders,
has
made
the
is
company
$11,717,281
$8,751,097
provision
for
for
their redemption
Feb.
on
1,
the
4,175,611
2,547,073
3,005,403
2,866,335
1,672,137
2,326,525
first
and
dated
the
be
retired
are
part of
and
1943.
136,892,998
98,399,353
80,753,538
issue
$2,655,500
will
Upon
an
remain
held
are
completion
of
in
this
Of
outstanding.
alive
the bonds due Feb.
redemption,
the
sinking fund and $64,000
company's treasury, leaving a balance
outstanding with
of only $280,500,—V.
154, p. 1149.
55,472,276
19,629,229
34,824,356
21,994,990
20,838,655
income—
19,072,479
12,767,450
OctoberGross
Net
1942
from
from
railwayrailway-
$9,000,000
1,
1944,
in
are
Central
RR.—Earnings—
ry. oper. income.
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
the
,
.
Gross
Net
1940
1939
.
$5,230,771
$4,360,026
$4,59.0,669
—
3,191,836
1,285,909
1,566,234
960,118
$616,235
613,157
912,655-1,126,479
—
railway-
22,459,643
income
46,986,478
15,577,378
9,098,682
10,070,245
39,082,130
37,403,124
11,212,416
9,989,757
$319,725
$4,462,164
98,945
1,905,891
Dr47,682
Dr22,853
Dr2l4,876
Dr232,979
$319,521
$192,273
$2,293,715
$2,383,534
34.792
537,764
$227,065
$2,831,479
5,669,969
157,791
1,583,321
A
1,631,073
$218,489
of
first
mortgage
Jan.
1,
1955, at 105 and
Harris Trust & Savings
15-year
payable
of
share
record
$69,274
$1,248,158
$1,128,185
per share
have
Dec.
one
of
50
p.
been
24
interest.
of Dec.
15.
An
•
cents
the
Dec.
on
20,
the
on
quarterly
of
extra
$1
1942, a total
4% bonds due
Payment
will
be
made
at
•
Jan.
the
on
15
declared
226,642
holders
to
the
of
regular
common
stock,
share
made
this
both
on
In
last
1,
paid
on
Dec,
shares
record
in
of $1
on
Dec.
to
of
and
of
capital
Dec.
Oct.
the
to
dividend
stock
31.-.: Similar
15,
.Net
The
first
capital
Regulation V loans for
market
in
New
York
the
$60,000,000 Credit—
•
aircraft
$60,000,000
a
industry
loan
for
to
reach
the
of
37'/2
20, i 1940,' ,;an /extra
Gross,
of
law
months
effective
each
in
announcement,
payment
1943, the spacing of
December,
of
of
1
37 Va
now;
Mr.
1937,
like
payments,
•
said,.- the
Trust
Co.
Reduces Notes to
The
notes
of
that
on
dividend
will
Period End,
1954.
p.
stock,
Earnings—
declared
par
$1,
distribution
on
was
The
directors
share
share
in
the
on
Nov,
on
addition
25
to
declared
the
outstanding
usual
year-end dividend
a
quarterly dividend of
of
75
25
cents
cents
per
common
-
1942—9 Mos.—1941
operating revenue $13,839,992
income
Lone Star Gas Corp.—To Vote
upon the plan
of
the
plan,
of Northern
dividend
of
of
is
intended
Natural Gas
to
common
of
stock
1942,
details
of reorganization.
it
share
one
common
31,
stockholders
Total gross earnings.
$14,064,861
Operating costs6,842,433
to
Lone
holders
plan
Co.
see
of
stock
V.
156,
oper.
the
common stock
(par $20)
by Lone Star Gas Corp. as a
Star Gas Corp. at the rate
Lone
Northern
for
dividend
18,
at
to
each
be
18
shares
payable
Pittsburgh.
on
For
of
589,149
289,183
700,517
"4,451
income—
from
it
from
it
ry.
"274,591
195,506
29 ,082,150
-|V 8
000,052
income—JNl ,988,200
156,
':
1939
$2,360,955
.
Minor,
of
p.
1776.
22,622,331
6,248,580
848,499
21,237,550
5,585,109
771,137
21,837,963
5,718,282
533,397
25
int.
in
and
.
rate
up
1941
to
i,
March
•
25
cents
,
per
89,577'
;
119,436
''"
t
*■
;,
;
33,529
„•
01,927
-
38,3*8
*
1,109,098
:
1,159,976
' 531,584
-
471,425
581,482
373,469
266,991
■!
v ;,
,
1939-
$134,322
•
54,491
':"j
1,217,298
•
501,599* ;•
290,000
,
;
50
cents
Dec.
per
to
19
made
were
at
•'
:
336,618
r.;,.
.
.
,
;
.
and
a
has been
share
holders
on
V-!--'s:'
of
record
declared
Dec
on
the
common
Distributions
.9,
of
July 1 and Oct. 7, last^as against 60 cents
year-end. dividend of $2 on. Dec 20,
1(941.
May
23,
Hartford
the
at
1934,
National
and
100
Bank -&
interest,
Trust
1970.
p.
was in. excess of $2,000,000.
reorgahlzation 'for/the railway; under
of
receivership
on
summarized
—V.
m Payment
CO.v'successor
" ■
'
Sept.
table
after
24,
156,
years
1942.
the
of
19
income—!—•
by- Federal
•.!
•/! :.
•
report
follows: '
•«'
1942—Month—1941
revenues,:"—
;
which' the -lihe
approved
was
$1,379,972 r $1,024,576 $11,068,657
417,044
191,372 ' 2,413,594
$9,012,130
1,304,894
"
411,498
;
178,865
2,206,291
1,229,898'
1867,
p.
'October— 1
from
Gross
Net
from
ry,
4
1942.
•«■ •
railway-
~vl941
.
?
1,208,738
1940
•
,1939
$3,747,759
1,868,343
income-.
oper.
■
$4,584,109
-
railwayed—:
."1,465,017
$3,113,264
1,038,211
-780,001., .684,350.
•
_
1,271,134
$1,619,040
1,779,588
$1,895,081
1,779,588
from
Net
from.
ry.
—V.
1,088,425
railway*.
35,648,371
_
30,344,025
763,271
26,345.575
23.660,294
railwayincom'e_. !
10,488,086
8,944,809
7,077,501
6,588,444
_
5,341,135
4,102,593
oper.
156.
1777. :
p.
-
,
5,454,164
2r509,155
'
t$160,547
$115,493
Light Co. electric properties in its Pine River District for $185,000.
Minnesota Utilities Co. representatives called it a step'in* the
organization of American Utilities Service Corp., parent company.
■
t$14T,470
Act
for
of
income
Sept.
1,
Federal
estimated
computed
1942.
•
1941,
and
taxes
accordance
in
'
•
taxes for the
.
:
'
on
Mississippi
rates as
included ih the Revenue Act of
Gross
•
Net
1418.
C^ntra^
11
Net
from
ry.
p.
1941
railway::__
$163,284
1940
$106,770-
••75,780
■36,52-1-
railway-:.^
\ailway__
oper.
income-.*'
"Deficit.—V.
156,
p.
re¬
on
i|.s
1G91.
railway-4--——
frotn
Net
156,
pay
RR.—Earnings—
'
20,051:
ry: oper. income—l"
From Jan. l—
Gross
proceeds of the sale to
1942
from
from
use
American.—V.
-Net
1941
31%), and provision for Federal excess profits tax
aggregating $231,806 applying to the full year 1941 was made during'
the last three months of that)
year.
•' '
'*'••• • • y
•
' '
would
October
the
periods was accrued
adjusted in subsequent'
Utilities Co.
indebtedness to
note
'
1941
was
Minnesota
Income
with
'
The company has asked SEC permission to sell to Minnesota Power &
$2,267,685
2,415,155
periods,
'
$3,014,102
"
From Jan. 1—
Gross
687,272
$1,383,872
made
•:
:
1942—10 Mos.—1941
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Earnings
r4
119,436
477,539
actual
156, p.
1940
$120,298
."
Minnesota Utilities Co.—Plans Sale of Properties—
1942
to
'
income---
made
Net
518,586
been
1,231,763
-'
*;
■
63,028
f.
$112,738
_
'
/
v-V) •••
58,485
■>.
:
indenture; dated
be
oper;
48,759
47,155
89,577
76,256 .v-
income
501,875
65,284
47,860
-501,875
36,598
(approximately
tDeficit.—V.
of
1941
••• -
dividend of
Operating
$3,675,011
'48,759
376,404
balance
30%
and
1
.•
1942
1610.
amount
•'Net
inc.
Provision for Federal
a
record
cents,"
50
dividend
f.v"
income-i„.
p.
.' Net
.
4,183,853
$3,107,974
376,404
recently-enacted Revenue
at
follows:
as
1,
the
on
June
-(>-:■*
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
1,375,222
_
the
were
and Dec.
further
2,
CUrbana, III.)—Bonds Called—
*.
Court
Subs.)—
372,546
has
March
stock, payable Jan. 5 to holders of record Dec. *.
railway --'!-..
The plan
A
&
sub.,—
net
to
1941
each,
a
recently declared
1 to holders of
on
railway _iW' '• ' $155,095: .'$158,156.
r»- 81,894 V: : 89,023
'
•
District
com¬
4,411,565
'
$2,687,360
subsidiaries
applicable
made
were
during
cents
was
payable- Dec,
declared
.
from
against
a
Balance
692,061
139,875
2,
also
.
-emerged
Url3,043
of
share
per
jncopre for October and foy the first 10 months of 1942 was
for'any sirtiilar periods since 1929-for" the road, Lucian t.
'Sprague, President and Receiver, announced.
'vvX,'■" *'■
i
sprague's report also -shbwed that ' net -income '* for* the dirst 10
"
railway
oper.
charges
divs.
1690.
the highest
156, p. 1330..
income
Pref.
156, p.
Net
,
on
1,349,607
$2,306,857
expense.
months of
railway
"Loss.—V.
disct.
interest
Other '
Dee.
From Jan. 1—
ross
Other
"Deduction
1940
$2,329,092
3,149,749
debt—
debt
a
1946,
Hanover
'
■
Consol.
1941
1,022,521
36,598
funded
1,
Central
N. Y. City.—V.
70 Broadway,
1943,
1,
due Jan.
the
$206,000 outstanding first refunding mortgage serial bonds
1949 Inot including $2,000 bonds maturing Dec. 1,. 1942j
oper.
Net
'
balance
Preferred dividends
$2,197,484
6,069,885
3,200,656
of
Jan.
of
as
bonds
at
made
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR.—Earnings Gain—J
$18,897,306 $18,247,713
9,077,353
7,964,341
950,806 ^ 1,049,288
$13,693,819
764,304
expense
further
1954.
p.
$3 ,082,103
railway
et from railway
ry.
of
Dec.
1942
from
to vote
Earnings—
October—
st
owned
such
record
Long Island RR.
ross
now
Star,
1942,
Subject to the stockholders' approval
distribute
stockholders of
common
of
to
on
Amort,
17,
be
trustee, 777 Main St., Hartford, Conn.-^V:'118,
j
munic.
:
■
redemption
fund 5*/aM>
will
railway'
156,
will
■
record
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$13,273,237 $18,570,551 $17,717,401
420,582
326,755
530,312
1,040,494
&
State
taxes
for
The.compahy has called for redemption as of Dec. 26, 1942, a total Of
6'/2% 10-year first mortgage iextended) gold bonds,'issued
!
;
674,421
—;
Int.
Plan—
on
will be held Dec.
224,869
*___**
Maintenance
Consol
meeting of
last,
Oct.' 1,
on
of
.•*.:;
"Fed.,
of
v '
1,
.month's "Of 1942
per-share
holders
to
:
Sept. 30—
Depreciation
:
value,
par
from-rflilwayri_^
under
'
stock, both payable Dec. 23 to
holders of record Dec. 11.
A year-end distribution of
$1 per share
was made on Dec. 23, last
year.—V. 156, p. 1776.
A special
made
cents
25
26
Dec;
Apr. 1 and July 15, 1942.—V.
Other
per
of
dividend
a
payable
Gross
Lone Star Cement Corp.—Year-End Dividend—
set
adjust¬
amount
$40,500 of
•.
Massachusetts Power & Light Associates; (&
Oct.
the
't;; (The) Miller Co., Hartford, Conn.—Bonds Called—
$10,000,000—
2, 1942, it reduced outstanding
$14,000,000 to $10,000,000 through prepayment of $6,500,000
notes and issuance of $2,500,000 in new notes.—V,
156,
from
have
similar
A
rates
on
quarter
in
,
January dividend in December was
Starting with the current dividend
the customary January
January.—V. 156, p. 1215.
in
with 50 cents each
pares
corporaton reports
existing
15.
based
third
to
the 200
stock
dividend paid on
Nov.
1, last year, .'the
following cash payments were made during 1941;
April 1;» $1.50, and
July 1 and Oct. 1, $2 each.—V. 156, p. 1610.
V
c
Maryland Drydock Co. of Bait.—25-Cent Dividend— i-.
common
the
tax .accruals
'Prior
com¬
the
Dec.
is
tax
During
excess
distributions
April, l, ,1942,
on
restored.;"J"!
Jessup
made on this issue on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1,
"last.4"":0\
Payments during 1941 were as follows;'
April 1,'July 1 and Oct.' 1,
each, and Dec. 26, $3.—V. 155, p. 2281.
the
income
1942.
called
cents
25
common
'"stock, payable
the customary January,
of January, 1938.
This
Jessup stated,
paid
directors
:
Midvale Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
A
B7
quarterly
dividend of
The
$0.38
Nil
<
t
cents,
Edgar
this
regular.dividend
is
instead
*1937,
the customary
December, 1941,
Mr.
$424,041'
.
•
•
922.'
oper,
ry.
—V.
•
advanced the date and paid
in
until
the
ry.
Net
extra, dividend
$2 per share has been declared on the common stock,
payable Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec. 10.
Distributions of $l'each
Lockheed
$0.16
"920,000
,
recently called for redemption as of Dec. 1, 1942. at lOOVa and
Payment is being made at The Northern Trust Co.F trustee,
.-••'"Net'.from
distributions
"
•
are
p.
From Jan. 1—
••
outstanding,
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.—$2 Common Dividend—
$1
$512,204
Payment
"
Aircraft
Corp., to be managed by the Bankers Trust Co.., and a
$30,000,000 loan for the Vega Aircraft Corp. (a
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Lockheed), to be managed by the Central Hanover Bank &
the
from
Net
37V2
were
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—To Get
on
.••Gross from
:
'
A
167,150
302,750
IMidland Valley RR*—Earnings-
;
an
quarterly
dividend
with
paying
be
of
last.
usual
Dec,
on
current
that
three
tax
a
the
stated
of
year
dividend
hereafter
"305,000
of
Payments
Chicago, 111.
•
directors declared
1941, and
with
January,
in that
of
125,519
interest.
22,
both
\
periods
Because
pany
15
the
addition
19,
President,
four
$2,581,262
54,241
133,988
44,972,
Federul
Act
24,
one
paid.
conjunction
into
in
Dec.
July
year,
share
payable
Jessup,
15,
Apr.
time
per
cents was
•$959,992
55,717
Nil
trustee,
no
Sept.
155,
were
the
Jan.
on
quarterly
,
the
Bank, corporate trustee, 115 West Monroe St.,
Chicago, 111., or at the Chase National Bank of the City of New
York, 11 Broad St., New York City, N. Y.—V. 156, p. 1053.
of
directors
All of the
also
was
1940, and
.
have
share
continued
31,
fund
Co.,
last.
and
2
The
and the regular quarterly dividend
declared
and
607.
directors
cents
20,201
•
34,364
$320,137.
has
October—.,
payable
$907,284
-217,750
of secured sinking
Similar
dated Dee,
Dec,
156,
per
20,686
21,874
.
p.. 1330.
stock,
1,
June
Marchant Calculating Machine Co. of Oakland, Calif.—
No Extra Dividend Declared—
■
V
cents
10,997
48,699
7,587
•
dividend of $1
declaration,
as
sinking
Trust
23.,
Sept.
1609.
per
year;
9,955
20,171
•••
6,821
44,663'*
•
eliminate
to
interest.
dividend
—V.
cents
1938,
has called for redemption
company
&
Nov.
$2,759,253
154,809
extra
1939.—V.
10, 491,976
$909,180, $2,501,384
•"■1 Merrimac Hat Corp.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
375,724
$373,298
.
p.
156,
and
common
___
being
last
•6,289,439
4,530
*'
•
for
Revenue
made
corporation
par
Bank
Dr201.650
$3,941,833
53,777
*
50
holders
1942—9 Mos.' —1941
1,123,670
Ur5,654
i****
extra
policy
$708,000
Sales,—
$7,198,618 $12. 993,360
15,128
.
4,945
profits taxes.
provision
the
total of $46,000
8,363.620
Drl8,671
4
income
An
of
10,155,613
5,821,792
1609.
p,
of
Mercantile Properties, Inc.—Bonds Called—
270.561
income
income
156,
3,632
—
excess
were
The
$14,451,921 $12,305,453
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co.—$1 Extra Dividend—
1,572,447
1,451,988
63,659,486
Manager
$880,039
.
$611,246
Mercy Hospital
50
$7,678,236
„
General
3,479,699
10,072*
depreciation-
Note—The
i
•-
Dr7,483
oper.
Deductions
At
V
1941
to
\ '
\
$4,359,737
"
■
$592,597
——
rec._
profit '*„
forth in
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$1,279,843
961,260
,
revenues-
income
dividend
railway-
oper
156,
The
$1,577,496
—_
rents
ry,
The
public
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Bonds Called—
of
expenses
-v/
1942—Month—1941
revenues——
*„*_;■
facil.
11667,775
deductions—
for
ments
—
Other
the
u-
Net
Gross
13,875,847
1954.
p.
oper,
Net
were
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Sales
r
"
Vice-President-Director
1942—3 Mos.—1941' ' I"
$2,260,372
72,241,062
Equipment rents
In accord¬
original issue of $15,000,000
mortgage sinking fund bonds of the company,
maturing $3,000,000 at ten year intervals, Feb. .1,
inclusive.
*,i
'
appointed
•—
income" ——i—
Net
refunding
1924
1934-74,
of
to
1
of
a
the
''
,
,
Earns,; per com. share—.
at
.
bonds
Vice-President-Director
Assistant. to
been
30—*
divs,
&
earn.
"Includes
railway.—
Operating
retirement
be
The
per
"••
$9,199,687
7,203,205
Operating
outstanding by paying into the sinking fund
the provisions of the
sinking fund, the moneys so paid
applied to the purchase of these bonds and to the redemption
on
Aug. 1, 1943, at 100'/$ and accrued interest, of
any of the bonds
not previously purchased.
in will
1939
notifying
with
ance
~1940
3,253,863
oper.
156,
—V.
the
elected
&' exps.—
sales
$35,000.—V.
by
fund.
bonds
bonds of
amount
an
made
sinking
connection
holders
of
is
bonds
the
1941
$16,131,182
Maine
Jt.
tenders
and
"
railway——
from
company
or
/'
>..
;
of emerg.. facil—
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
...
from
Net
New York,
„
has
Amort.
income—
oper.
ry.
1609.
Redeem
1941.
retired.
Total, income
1,075,718
Co.- -To
Dec. 24,
on
1942.
1,269,515
Period End. Oct. 31—
1,872,499
National Bank,
of
Other
1609.
railway——
railway
from
160,078
4,457,930
Coal
been
Discounts, royalties, etc.
;
208,237
121,728
Valley
paid
'
Operating profit:-''
t
6,241,077
3,552,512
from
Net
$446,440
193,395
is inviting tenders of its first and refunding mortgage
sinking fund bonds, 5'.7 series of 1924, due Feb. 1, 1944, to be sub¬
mitted on or before Feb.
1, 1943, at not in excess of 100\'i% of thenprincipal amount, plus accrued Interest to Feb. 1, 1943, at The First
lor
236,696
5,095,643
p.
Net
—V.
122,086
5,181,476
37cents
against
as
389,319
12,519,256
oper.
Net
1939
1944—
it
355,351
207,542
.
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Taxes
The
Cost
railway—*
railway--
156,
Net
1940
$559,008
"
lafctj,
1938, to and including Mar. 31,
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
$847,507
From Jan. 1—
2,033,056
Lehigh
•
Int.
from
from
October—
1,853,544
$508,422
railway—
p.
$808,917
28,780
38,374
railway—w*.
156,
$1,060,592
Prov.
—181,408
income—.
78,962
oper.
Maytag Co.
Sundry,
1941
30,
31,
becomes
•
Period End. Sept.
Ned sales
1940;
59,803
1942
1418.
p.
,11939
,1941
,
1939
370,719
1609.
p.
Sept'.
also
Kienle,
Drummond
156,
$159,471
railway
from
V.
Ry.—Earnings—
railway-——
from
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
"$104,631
'
has
A.
Quinn
,v
.
'
W.
63,544
2,870,713
railway—
oper.
'.$.862,910'
;
J.
Sales.
D.
1940
<
from
of
$170,595
46,061
and
was
1866.
p.
$1,600,990
Net
Lehigh & New England RR.- -Earnings—
October—
156,
.1942
from
Gross
Gross
1,272
93,554
57,840
income
oper.
"Revised.-—V.
"$16,700
Routh
John
Robert
$229,225
income
railway—**
railway——,
from
Net
$255,889
E.
succeed
.
117,119
from
Net
655,802
railway!.—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$552,443
674,192
Louisiana & Arkansas
Net
•1941
30
cents
Changes in Personnel—
$266,167
railway—
railway
oper.
$1,537,102
65,334
ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
October—
from
$48,633
debt*
——*'
of 25
127
66,565
October—
Gross
Gross
wei;e
June
on
extra
1,014
$322,454
debt
Net
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings-
Net
unfunded
income
"Deficit.—V,
on
1776.
p.
97
878
43.
An
*
White, President, stated that the
156,
$551,303
with 25 cents
and
net
reflecting
12
312
'
funded
on
on
Net-
pay¬
company should show very
earnings for 1942 despite unusually heavy write-offs,
war-time operations, and the heavier charges for Federal
favorable
$1,536,126
l '.
cents
stock,
par
compares
1941,
22,
of
1941.
Robert V.
.
5
Miscellaneous
■
declared
outstanding
40
$48,578
of 25 cents per share has been declared on the
common
stock, payable Dec. 24 to holders of record Dec. 7.
Like amounts
'disbursed
852,935
'
Esse
Co.—40-Cent
25
$1,404,238
1,230,802
1014.
p.
&
$2,766,929
88,561
$322,137
Gross* income
Lehigh
.$137,139'
•share each quarter from Mar.
A
Pay¬
25
$394,648
—
on
4.
since.
.
rev,.
Taxes
:
24,051'
'
$85,708
31,135 " 19,443 -•
1939
$86,547
'
1*7,503
•
6,0461
'
993.153 ' v
1,337,260
525,259
307,814 "*
1691.
•
655,358 ""
■713,073
278.476
27,535
'72,891
145,148
"67,569
"29,370
Volume 156
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Monsanto Chemical Co.—New Directors—
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Earns.
revenues
/'Total
expenses
Net
Federal
1,530,398
income
$1,221,613
1,314,963
rents.—
Brl2,278
Drl3,336
Brl50,350
Drl31,630
income.
$1,067,768
$542,291
$3,262,582
$2,689,676
10,461
fixed
and
equipment
rand
•
$556,102
.•
•
.
1
with
75
$2,785,365
*
1,200
1,200
4,523
cents
share has been
per
28
to
paid
on
Sept.
29,
1942.
and
Nov.
holders
of
record
Dec.
4,541
49,895
45,229
Provision
for
selling
Profit
Other
Cr$551;440Cr$3,3Ql,695Cr$2,738,936
chgs.__Cr$l,073,586
156,
•t
45,465
'Net
,,
454,766
r
156, p. 1777,
-
793,338
expense..
prof, tax
exc.
2,885,000
share
common
following
$0.52
j..
taxes
in
included
are
1940
1939
$122,954
$121,754
Net
Net
7,448
7,723
8,856
1,384,990
275,106
1,132,367
227,458
61,020
;■
987,342
900,357
204,513
183,509
62,743
65,066
$164,764
railway—....
from
4,320
income...
oper.
ry.
,.
■'
1
26,997
"In
From Jan 1—
from
Gross
Net
Net
from
—
41,065
income...
oper.
ry,
—V,
railway....
railway——
1691.
156, p.
;
.
■.
-.7 V
arriving at
taxable
income
certain
depreciation
Missouri
Electric Service
Gas &
Total
$164,007
$165,127
$665,411
127,554
120,244
6,514
518,626
485,840
Operating expenses.—
income
taxes.
7,500
Net
Int.
operating
$38,369
$118,796
13,462
53,090
483
interest
General
....
income
with
the
$15,311
....
Note—1942
Federal
Revenue
income
of
Act
$61,842
$24,424
taxes
156,
p.
1153.
Net ry,
of
1939
1940
$215,930
$214,921
98,525
27,018
2,728,862
2,210,005
1,836,546
1,870,763
1,425,919
544,795
1,061,072
517,748
808,462
880,448
income.—
railway....
railway—
Net from
Net
income.—
1610. v
oper.
ry,
—V.
,
,
156, p.
,
1942
63,840
Net
ry.
Sept.
Dec.
on
of
cents
25
value,
common
distribution
and
1
Dec.
was
share has been
per
made
1942,
18,
June
on
1941,
29,
Nathaniel
Sommerfield,
will
share
made
be
a
15
declared
holders
to
Sept. 30, last,
on
25
cents
each
on
from
ry.
739,426
Miscellaneous
296,841
Adjustments of liabilities
—V.
45,303/94
13,853,563
7,970,346
income...
1610.
7,634,615
3,722,717
Interest
156,
p.
23,669,442
23,098,927
5,180,316
1,392,927
28,716,002
discount
and
Total
5.000,413
Nov.
Net ry.
incomes—
oper.
•
1939
$8,601,795
-
2,538,041
^2,354,163
1,571,346
1,407,969
71,437,699
68,536,290
15,624,165
income '
on
Government
Net
ry.
railway—;:
from
Net
—V.
income...
oper.
156, p. 1867.
91,881,844
61,638,819 * 29,451,824
41,298,902 1 19,573,998
143,799,935
railway
from
\
•
^
•
"
in
—
of
Operating
<
Other
State
&
this
39,098
Cash
inc. &
I
1
■
*
\
-Gross
'
.
-
'
""
'•
•
reserve
'
'.
reserve
ctfs.
Furniture
accruals-
$216,558
$264,368
;
68,491
Amortization of-debt/discount and expenses■ charges__-...__._v-i--
3,486
-income
$114,591
$210,206
123,571
:
f--.
—i—
indebtedness
of
due
for
/f. Total
The taxes applicable to the nine months
computed on~ the basis of separate cor¬
porate
returns, although it is contemplated that the corporation
will join
with its parent and domestic affiliates in the filing of
returns for the year 1942, which may result in a sub¬
to
the
corporation.—V.'156,
p.
October—
railway..._
Net from railway
from
Net ry.
867.
from
Net
ry,
$310,057
405,311
162,566
Loss
1939
$503,172
324,283
Net
612,600
shares
of
no
par.—V.
and
155,
Dividend
v
Corp.—Earnings—
sale
at
profit
their
1942
^.7-
.
1,
■
65,402
''
■
SQ7 924'
(at 45%
!
1942
For
corporate
loss
from
purposes
sale of
118,332
80,584
of
securities
held
and
securities is
computed on the basis of
cost; oa this basis the unrealized appreciation is $118,provision is necessary for excess profits taxes.
No
75,989
Balance
Sheet,
S.
defense
Investments
Sept.
30,
1912
railway...,_
from railway.——
2,012,207
1,923,417
1,608,853
882,994
811,327
648,031
income.._
1610.
695,604
720,199
786,919
687,906
oper.
p.
from
-
-
25
cents
Dec,
24
1,
per
749*336
—
7
25,000
-+■'
4,098
5,87oi334
'■
9,013
—
—
156,
..
of
for
;
stock ($5 par)^
surplus
stock (2,000 shs.)
Capital
$3,535
—
taxes-
;
surplus since^Jan.
1,
at
cost
Total
—V.
p.
'
;
p.
$7,033,858
1955.
the
at
week
103
and
interest.
Payment
will
be
made
at
trustee, Providence, R. I.—V.
the
156,
Rhode
p.
and
$30
22
declared
Dec.
the
on
14.
27,
•••
•
common
dis~.
similar
A
Oct.
last, which,
Aug. 15, 1941.,
31,
on
156, p.
1418.
*'',,.
7';'
1940
1939
$58,994
16,414
28,369
$64,849
33,277
24,533
' ■ 7,v''
5797
77-:7-'''v
7"
592,869
289,969
139,796
Nov.
1,
share.—,
7 ■
and
17,077
537,962
255,929
612,613
336,983
583,209
' 7 261,386
7 148,052
;
ended
Dec.
on
per
1941
22,976
7.
167,651
218,548
'
7
'
,
Association—Output—
this Association
reports
output
electlc
This is a decrease of 227,117 kwh., or 1.87%
:7;.. v'77.?%7
7-7
Sept. 30—
revenue.—
oper.
—
Total
earnings
gross
,
below
'
Association (& Subs.)—Earnings
J942—9 Mos.—1941
$51,523,305 $46,581,682
623,042
,1,329,836
7 1942—12 Mos.^-1941
$68,501,603. $61,922,556,
1,000,059
1,714,680
State
taxes
on
debt
4,648,826
4,580,474
discts
expense.
subsidiaries
1055.
'island
517,497
89,095
122,258
390,470
71,639
93,180
387.913
59,554
79,793
Other chgs. againr.t inc.
Pfd. divs. (full accruals)
of
13,127,814
$16,611,481,
6,118,122
6,205,361
$12,172,904 $11,886,669 $16,307,138
.
interest
Other
balance.
9,956,775
10,877,353
funded debt
expenses
3,717,296
5,407,717
,
munic.
———
of
&
6,183,969
7
24,772,929
3,898,579
14,290,563
2,795,504:
4,169,450
2,836,548
4,488,986
_——
&
^
% Amort,
,
28,821,413
1 9.103,12 1
21,770,556
—
"Depreciation
tFed.
$52,146,348 $47,911,518 $69,501,662 $63,637,236
—
Maintenance
,
.
85,145
138,709,
/
3,187,536
3,188,051
4,250,094
of subs.—
571,738
789,420
743.376
balance.—
$3,305,897
$2,705,084
$4,466,696
.
519,662
,250,897
Minority interest in net
Pfd.
divs.
of
New
Eng.
$4,366,033
w
1,988,774
period
ing
,045,675.
:
1,988,774
2,651,698
2,983,153
$1,317,123
$716,310
$1,814,998
$1,382,880
decl. dur-
Pwr. Assoc.
Consolidated
balance.
,
has
interim
period and subject to year-end
herein
"Tentative for
been
for
made
estimated
determination,
Federal
taxes
on
applicable to the 1942 periods, computed in accordance with
the
recently enacted Revenue Act of 1942.
Provision for Federal
income tax for the 1941 periods was accrued jat a
30% rate up to
income
months of 1941 to'
Act of 1941 (approximately
profits tax aggregating $343,806
applying to the full year 1941 was'made during the last three montbsof that
year.
$After deducting amortization of premiums.—V. 156»
1,
actual
has
Hospital Trust Co.,
"
•
—32,572
7' 7-'V %77;7"
1955.
Sept.
called for redemption as of Jan. 1, 1943, a total
of $325,000 of first mortgage 3 V2 'h bonds, series A, due July
1, 1966,
company
to
'
$57,646
1942
$61,291
income„—
12 Mos. End.
496^473
Narragansett Electric Co.—Bonds Called—
The
last,
15,
Ry.—Earnings—'
!'-f'
'
11,906,251 kwh.
Gross
21,783
77
1938
been
record
June
Drl3,675
______
156,
14,
each
$1.50
•
of accumu¬
payable Dec. 19
were made
value,
of
production of 12,133,368 kwh. for the corresponding week a year ago.
Gas output for the Nov. 27 week is reported at 126,305,000 cu. ft.,
an. increase
of
12,123,000 cu. ft., or 10.62%
above production of
114,182,000 cu. ft. in the corresponding week a year ago.—V. 156,
2,386|373
4! 139',369
:—
—
share has
of
account
on
par
Co,—25-Cent Dividend—
New England Gas & Electric
Consolidated
—
516.
p.
amounted
1610.
p.
$7,033,858
——
no
and Sept.
15
1942,
March
from
income
Total
declared
stock,
holders
to
on
railway——
railway
Interest
$376,078
—
156,
Distributions
10, June
Oct.
on
made
oper.
the
of
shares
8,000
payments were made during the latter year —V.
;
/.
savings bonds—Series "G"—at cost
Prepaid and deferi-ed charges
93,300
2,283,979
952,179
of
Consolidated
97,344
94,857
h 156,
other
tDeduction
111,147
2.
Dec.
:V;
Operating costs
$496,473
cost
such.—V.
as
prior preferred
March
on
payable
were
of
$555,877
'
the
sale
on
1691,'
p.
Co.
has
Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
10,704
iYom Jan.
t ry.
-
38^527
1942.—J._—I—507,184
S.
Earned
119,650
deductible
record
issue
Paper
$140,176
$4 per share has been
$6
of
Ontario
recent
treated as
the com¬
exchanged for
it
claims of
& Ontario Paper Co. has not been givenprovision for income and excess profits taxes
been determined that this loss may be treated
yet
loss
the
on
dividend
For
$163,326
IIZI7'-'
banks, and on hand
Treasury bills—at cost--:.-
1939
oper. income—
1—
of
railway
Net from railway—7
Net ry. oper. income—
1,063 :
ratei___—';
(net)
tax and surtax
in
Paid-in
ry.
not
ordinary
Arrearages
Gross
:
.
Assets—
Cash
924,883
t
;
has
to give effect to
as
wherein
whereby- the
Minnesota
October—'.
$162,262
;
securities
of
Sept. 30,
or
(2)
1,233,784
;
of
&
1941.
latter.
loss
Nevada Northern
'
•
—$48,693
average
531.'
1,668,487
$216,890
the
of
calculating
-':,:'7;v-77:V
Sept. 30,
-ic
Notes— (1)
the
1,238,136
$201,112
Minnesota
in
with 75 cents on Dec. 1, 1941, and 25 cents
paid-il—i—59,404
Balance
income—
from
it
Treasury
transaction
in
stock
in
ry.
v~—/.
Reserve
$251,176
ass
the
item
from
r-
Total
1,933,292
$257,747
to
as
Other income
2,512,549
railway—
from railway..——
so
stock
Net
54.
p.
interest
surplus, Jan.
3.061,596
RR— Earnings-
for income and excess profits taxes h&s
give effect to the provisions of the newly-
provision
Federal
the
The
—V.
Aviation
income
railway——
1940
purch.
—^
The
against
Net
Liabilities—
1941
'
______
8,000
stock
New England Power
Accruals
1610.
of
$987,770
.
from
205,367
1942
_
was
No
$2,509,854
Est. Fed. normal income
3,269,475
from
$23,113
1,522,084
Treasury
ass
t $27,348
$22,564
Gross
Expenses
41,942
Ictober—-
47,574
40,506
ex¬
compares
z206
income
4.198,701
Montour
Drl51
$5,319
National Rubber Machinery
—87^
^
contingencies
discount
248,454
oper.
7,825
$201,830
tributlon
$503,290
Earnings for the 9 Months Ended
.Cash dividend income
\
Bond
4,886,783
1—^
railway.-—
156, p.
—V.
1940
$645,800
3,036
$436,941
$26,726
stock,
•
1942_„„2,005,479
Receivables
1941
.
$5,471
$8,954
1941.
A
stock
National
108,871
from
Net
1942
$571,919
327,074
$194,005
Crl4,907
this
on
•'
/ "Outstanding
5,871,092
3,454,367
income.._
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1,
-
U.
Monongahela Ry.—EarningsGross
96,035
$433,904
Cr225
holders
;
J
receivables
U.
saving
101,382
$161,549
V,' 156,
1943
31,
.
Earned
consolidated
tax
Oct.
—^
Nov.
and- - fixtures^.—
-
stantial
$295,387
91,398
$150,917
FromJan.l—\
2,546
$84,089
by the several Federal Revenue
1942 Act) it is estimated that
the
Federal
and State
taxes
applicable to the earnings for the
12 months ended Sept.
30, 1942 and 1941 are1 $211,000 and $63,000,
respectively.
These estimates do not agree with the taxes contained
in the above statement due principally to periodic adjustments partly
applicable to prior periods.
ended Sept. 30, -1942,-are
$101,503
$525,303
,
1,722
O.
dividend of
A
to
1,239
"Oh the basife of the rates imposed
Acts
(including the recently enacted
'
945,943
$105,523
an
among
■:-'77.f
at
as
54,162
;
$187,807
Interest1' on /bonds_.___-...t--ii4w^-:i_:.w'VA^-ii
Net
Sheet
Balance'.
Other-income
•
1,203,635
$28,774
lations
$2,509,854
Total
$238,982
1940
$1,047,449
1,265,203
$179,881
National Refining
47,810
51,176
accruals——
1941
$1,499,022
438,989
i—
effect
S65.338
for which purpose,
Total
~\
•*
income
.Gross
$210,873
28,110
retire, res., accruals..
Income bef.;retire,
Retirement
44,475
'•
(net)......—
income
Other
Balance
60,293
profits.taxes..... *227,399
excess
17,
140.176
capital
$6,558
for contingencies
reserve
banks—
in
S.
U.
30,149
73,449
r
cents;
50
and Dec.
$149,195
of
&
.
155,964
.
'■
Utility oper. inc. bef.
:
757,483
200,378
'
20,
1942
debt
&
notes
adjusted
(2)
; 1941
1,115,371
—
tfl-XCs
v,
$1,264,922
—
_
Maintenance
"Fed.
1942
purchased
Jan.
140,176
capital
4,011
J
"Common
—$1,866,568
revenues;
Operation—gas
,•
30,
—9 Months—
"v
Department
56,559
expenses
Liabilities—
Ended Sept. 30—
10.
Sept.
cents each,
1942, and so
$4,768
—
——i-,.—•
Consolidated
Reserve
Months
Dec.
and
deprec. charges.
pany
$2 per
December
notes———
'Assets—
;?r
Mobile Gas Service Corp.- -Earnings—
12
35
on
record
30
$1,790,506
„
taxes—
sale
M.
non-taxable
58,779
Miscellaneous
From Jan. 1—
Gross
30,
declared
been
of
June
follows:
as
1942
_______
prolit
been
"It Is antici¬
stated:
21
1941.——.
at Dec. 31,
income 'over
of
.
5,383,471
;
31,
enacted Federal Revenue Act of
14,192,413
7,178,495
2,350,004
5,466,665
t
were
has
holders
13,242
10 Months Ended Oct. 31, 1912
for
this reserve was created in 1941;/
others,
1940
$8,684,676
1941
1942
•:
railway—— $19,436,941 $11,100,692
9,777,028
3,601,714
Net from railway-!——
to
March
178,000
Notes—(1)
156, p. 1506.
Expenses
"Excess
from
common
compares
1940, and an
tLoss.
on
1941,
28,
June
cents on
and
1942,
31,
1,161,321
^Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
October—
(net.)—
retirement
"Incl.
Dec.
income——__i___————
"Charged to the
Gross
This
26,
3,967
on
Net
as
755,040
railway....
oper.
share
per
16
on
30 and Sept.
sales
income
on
since
302,705
railway—
from
Net
Net
the
on
23.
Cr22,000
shares
From Jan. 1—
Gross
cents
1941
opers._
profits
Gain
5.
A
against a year-end
as
stockholders
common
Income Statement
Consolidated
$2,684,973
459,874
declared
Dec.
general
funded
on
for
Loss
156,
last..
$2,641,342
1,331,179
as-
the common
on
record
of
March
on
year-end of 62 Va
President,
the
to
1939
2,184,723
been
record
'
Liquidating Co.—May Pay $2 Liquidating Div.
1940
income...
Similar
1056.
p.
on
income
cess
quarterly of
$1.50.—V.
pated that a further liquidating distribution in the amount of
524,324
400,572
$3,481,349
987,872
during
on
income
Prov.
Dividend—
Corp.—25-Cent
payable Dec.
1941
■
common
11.
30,686
profit
Interest
the
26,
22,
of
Dec.
made
were
25 cents; June
156,
25
payable
sales——_____
Total
dependent,
however, on circumstances at that time."
An
initial liquidating distribution of $18 per share was made on Dec, 15,
$6,183,003
oper.
and
26
and
of
dividend
profit
admin. &
Net
year,
railway—;.—
from
Net
June
extra,
holders
expense
for
par
Nabco
•
railway——
from
Gross
28,
$1
share has
per
to
action
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
October-
•
March
27,
Oct.
and 25 cents each on Jan. 2 and Apr, 2, 1941.—V.
*
from
Gross
declared
has been
the
on
Dec.
$618,870
of
Other
103,792
7,450
97,925
26,425
'
From Jan 1—
no
$1.50
Oct.
$233,914
174,534
railway
oper.
follows;
as
each;
dividend
A
:1'
1
similar
1941
1942
share
per
record
Dec. 20, last year, and on Dec.
Dec. 22, 1939.—V. 156, p. 1418.
sales
Sell.,
1055, 867.
accordance
I
$329,769
railway....
from
from
cents
Nachman-Springfilled
RR.—Earnings
October—
Gross
Net
50
30
stock,
'Gross
■
amount
the
over
were
cents
stock,
Missouri Illinois
of
31,
"Cost
1506.
p.
declared
of
on
$85,659
been computed in
have
1942.—V,
156,
been
holders
issue
This would;
80%.
to
$170,000
has
to
Quarter
allowed for tax
bill is reported
1941
p.
Net
reduced
tax
cents
on
on
Payments
Net
payable Dec. 23 to holders of record Dec. 15.
Like amounts
paid on March 27, June 26 and Sept. 25, last.
Payments during
75
1,877
3,864
the
were
54,197
501
be
of approximately
statement.—V.
above
dividend
A
stock,
$141,733
13,141
will
tax
when
has
not
15
this
National Pole & Treating Co.—Earnings-
(F. E.) Myers & Bro. Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
20,131
27,988 '
$28,953
income
debt.
long-term
on
overall
profit
that
and
*
$647,705
Federal
the
in
shown
the
applied against the
been made for
been
allowance
books
share
per
on
Period End. Sept. 30—
$207,207
$184,007
has
after
the
on
the possibility
further
a
1942,
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—3 Mos.—1941
revenues.
oper,
Co. -Earnings—
in
30,
carried
is
conference
result
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sept.
(There
purposes.
of
to
25
distributions
cents.—V.
$114,654
38.238
54,314
estimated amount for Federal normal, surtax and
an
profits tax an overall tax of 85%
excess
out
•
'
1,821,049
1941
insurance taxes—$57,236
old age benefit tax..
35,891
estate, property and franchise taxes
90,880
Real
2,879,035
1,481,734
cents
made
Dec.
year-end
last.
50
Federal
42,433
29,117
,
30
paid
common
March
above:
Unemployment
1941
$128,577
32,599
1942
railway—
from
cents
Similar
results
operating
the
2,546,563
2,773,806
National Oil Products Co.- -25-Cent DividendA
$691,813
$0.99
$436,318
payable
40
the
.—.I
4,630,529
4,474,592
payable Jan.
initial of 25 cents
109,281
1,094,500
.......
per
with
$17895,594
103,583
normal, surtax and
profit
shown
Missouri & Arkansas! Ry.—EarningsOctober—
of
were
dividend of
stock,
64,254
$3,424,901
1942
Gross
dividend
A
$1,831,341.
$3,363,024
„I
....
8,089,769
National Gypsum Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
10,411,475
378,846
971,425
404,418
61,876
Note—The
'
;
administrative
324,962
12,394,964
July 15 and Oct. 15, last,
compared with 40 cents previously each quarter.—V. 156, p. 1610.
1941
10,551,536
—
_
before other income and other expense
Earnings
paid, as reflected
accrued and not
include interest being
and
income
"Est. prov. for
(in excess
corporate books.—V.
depreciation
204,546
12,645,739
National Biscuit Co.—30-Cent Common Dividend—
$15,112,316 $13,593,086
discts.
268,249
16,071,714
1691.
distributions
1942
trade
&
435,785
income—
oper.
156, p.
A
Corp.—Earnings—
allow.
356,591
compares
1331.
p.
expense
.
.
,
ry.
—V.
common
railway
railway
from
last; and 50 cents each on Mar. 30
during 1941 were as follows: June 16,
$1.50.—V.
income
Other
..
This
10.
$1,381,677
442,706
34,140,521
from
Net
the
1939
$1,488,175
1.421,572
840,155
ry. oper, income—
From Jan. 1—
,
on
1940
'
Net
declared
1941
$1,852,589
Net
30,
Payments
26,
less returns,
sales,
Shipping,
,
deprec.)—,;
not
tDoes
on
40
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Gross
,
120
projects:
normal
of
of
department
1610.
p.
Cost of sales before provision for depreciation
amortization
•Equipment
156,
Mullins Manufacturing
120
-■
'
defense
of
—V.
Dec.
cents
June
cents;
Total
"Includes
Research
railway
Net from railway
stock, par $10,
accrued
fxd.
of
payable
25
and
.
$3,352,790
*'
paid
aft.
Net
>t;'
•
stock,
road
leased
for
Rent
'•.. ,<c'.
.
Interest being
division.
Texas
dividend
A
95,690
90,208
13,811
——: $1,078,229
charges
tFixed charges:
Central
-Earnings-
1942
$3,354,935
from
Gross
Drl53,764
avail, -for
Inc.
compamy
1,21(1603
Cr63,314
income—net.—
Other
the
October—
Bezanson,
Gross
Mueller Brass Co.—40-Cent Dividend—
155,841
Drl5,616
oper.
of
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.
Ozborne
the
and Mr. Bezanson is Vice-President and General Manager of
Monsanto's
taxes-
157" 158
ry.
director
is
and
$4,185,672
Crl5,591
facility
Net
Thomas
Dr.
12,402,671
$4,664,581
__
of
Joint
'
14,268,319
$727,085
equipment..—
Other taxes
Hire
1,479,268
—
revenues..—
ry.
1942—10 Mos,—1941
$2,206,352 $18,932,900 $16,588,343
$2,752,011
___
Charles Allen Thomas,
Dayton, Ohio,
Woburn, Mass., have been elected directors.
Dr.
Ry.)
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Oct. 31—
Total
Central
Wisconsin
(Excluding
2041
1941,
rates
as
and
was
included
adjusted
in
in
p.
1868.
subsequent
Revenue
the
31%), and provision for Federal excess
•
-
-
jjr
TH£ COMMERCIAL
2042
Gross
oper.
Other
income
New York Auction Co.—To
Power Co-Earnings-
New England
lev
The
1942—9 Mos.—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$12,655,487 $10,615,686 $16,561,665 $14,091,927
400
5,352
4,323
8,973
period End. Sept. 30—
._
—_ —
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
directors
capital
stock,
declared
have
payable
Dec,
to
15
of
holders
25
of
—
8,174,158
7,013,247
10,930,944
——
249,055
253,590
353,253
480,000
640,000
640,000
1,785,795
1,173,934
2,132,123
only
this
payment
Payments
year.
during
$1,700,267
$2,509,663
237,217
313,572
31,443
31,721
41,942
42,325
12,167
22,790
16,810
29,660
6,498
(net)
7,223
6,498
7,223
$1,401,316
$2,130,842
$2,096,502
360,630
480,840
eliminates
480,840
Other
interest
charges
V.
"
$1,681,882
declared-——
Net
360,630
,
enacted
$1,321,252
of
in
rate
30%
a
taxes
on
accordance
for
Provision
1942.
at
was
Federal
Sept.
to
up
1,
and
1941,
cents
Dec.
5.
and
last
Dec, *20,
paid.—V.
was
the
year-end
a
in
jn
year,
dividend
12 Mos. End.
Total
'
"Operating
expenses
.Maintenance
of
plant
prop,,
Operating
income
debt
54,371 |
$1,640,229
$1,911,638
bonds)—
638,812
18.349
45,420
,
interest-
on
income
deductions
1,381
—
216
■
$939,169
$1,180,257
198.360
—
198,360
2,500,841
3,623,713
3,080,779
railway—1,584,263
1,286,141
951,887
838,174
628,354
372,031
"200,749
income—•_ r
156, p.
777,937
1868.
Pennsylvania Co. <for Insurances
trustee,
15th
and
Chestnut
Lives
on
Sts.,
•
and
y
.,
•
Granting
Philadelphia,
Annui-1
will
Pa.,
until
111.,
has invited
1947, to
offer
holders
of
its
such notes to the
^
due
notes
7,791,781
that
will
in
the
aggregate consume
approximately
Purchases of notes made under this proposal will, ot course,
yi.
income/—y—l:y.y
Operating income
b
i
Other
prices!'
at acceptable
company
$9,721,980
1942—12 Mos.—1941
>
$9,649,404 $13,343,037 $12,856,802
7,705,342
.
10,569,140
10,278,791
'
S'/t.
convertible
•
1
1942—9 Mos.—1941
revenues-—_
revenue, deducts.
"Oper.
Dock Co.—Seeks Tenders—
(& Subs.)—
''-f..-■■'.'a
,
Period End, Sept. 30—
Operating
offered prices.
has
reserved
right
to
reject any or all offers in whole
notes
issued
were
Apr.
on
1,
or
in part.
$l,944,062 v$2,773,896'
$1,930,200
Drm.
yDr945
.
$2,578,Oil
notice of acceptance
Dr4,418
•
Dr621
their
"Provision rfor
-
income
and
profits
ekcess
taxable
of
10%
Operating
tax
of
e.xc.
from:
Net
Looinis
Palmer,
the
to
estimated
a
poiit-war
the
following
'«
include
■
;
i
,
1942—12 Mos.—1941.
$542,716
$458,201
768,857:
„_'y„y
$535,291
768,857
.
.
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1942
;
railway__l_
From Jan. 1~—
1955.
p.
$455,444
127,057
136.509
87,454 :
58,870
66,273
73,551
4.648,799
3,784,854
3,872,534
2,290,473
1,227,190
695,410
1,078,810
670,975
175,407
,
income-—
oper.
156,
■
,
$442,916
123,085
-
6,574,614
.«•
ry.
V.
—
1939
$546,620
249.375;
from .railway
from railway.^—
Net
•
the New Haven road on
New Haven for authority to
1940
1941
$720,486
railway—
oper; income.;.: ;
Gross
Sawyer, of
and
effect
giving
1942—9 Mos.—1941
from
Net
y
Interest—
Seeks Authority to Pay $11,200,000
Trustees
of
"for the
the -esti-
of
on- 40')
'90%
on
'
'
Net
;
•'%
$405,814:-,
Norfolk Southern
Gross
...
y
:
prof..^ taxes—
October—'1
Samuel P. Belsinger, Harry I. Weil and Chetwood
share, plus $1 service charge.,
without
,
156, p. 785.
Stanley
L.
income
-
based
y
Champion, John G. Annala,
Smith as a protective
committee for holders of common stock to solicit contributions from ,
holders of common stock who have not previously authorized the cm- .
mittee to represent them.
<'
■y';
:•%;yyy-y
yv:
The Committee are authorized to solicit contributions of 3 cents a
authorized
has
ICC
1,404,953
$1,172,437
profits " taxes
excess
and
excess
profits taxes:
deductions shown above
taxes__y
Fed.
The
1.378,553
such
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
and
income
net
*
—V.
' /
surtax
revenue
provision-:-
Federal
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Committee to
.>
$2,577,390,
$1,390,925
$886,327
Sept.- 30,' 1942,'-- was
normal
credit
accepted
Federal
months: ended
mated
V
y
1,056,790,
'
$896,901
nine,
-
,
New
$2,769,479
$1,943,117
1,032,471
-
Net; income .1—:
rejection of such offers/will be mailed on,
or
deductions—
Income
1942.
21,
before Dec.
$1,929,372
,
V
time
I__
income
.
•
.•
since.that
and
Gross
purchases
additional
make
1938,
:'
y.\
.-
the
814,129
303,181
t
'
■
1 petitioned the Federal Court at
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Earnings—
approximately $11,200,000 in interest.
This will make the total
payments for the year $25,096,300. on .underlying and first
Period Ended Oct: 311942- -Month
1941
1941
1942—10 Mos.
and refunding mortgage bonds.
'.
y
y
$
$
$
The coupons to be paid are: Central New England Ry., two coupons
745
165 100,104,271
Railway oper. revenues
13,188
11,810,556 115,366
clue July 1, 1942, and Jan. 1, 1943; New England RR., two coupons on'
Maint. of way & struct.
1,214 ,405
1,329,630
11,724 122
10,028,272
each issue due July 1, 1942, and Jan. 1, 1943; Harlem River &. PortMaint.
of
equipments
2,473, 419.., 2,056,168
19,225,247'
23,603 031
ehester coupon
due Nov. 1, 1942; Housatonic RR. interest due Nov.-.
154, 593 *
■-Traffic;; y_^—_y ______;
180,621 -1,563 307
1,524,096.
1
1942; Danbury <fe Norwalk coupon due Dec. 1, 1942; New Haven & y
Transportation rail line
2,625, 096.
2,575,889-24,029 237,
20,237,449;
Northampton coupon due Dec. 1, 1942; and two coupons on the first:
Miscell, operations
58, 499 "
29,567
402, 528
216,004
and refunding mortgage bonds outstanding, including bonds pledged
Dec.
Crl,238
—_Cr2,956
—
——
—
54
—.—c—_•
construction—
to
income
51,603
2,648,351
100,242
',
Niagara, Lockport ,& Ontario. Power Co.
y
1,121,054
notes arc to be made not , later, ..than Dec.,
29, 1942, against payment of the. purchase price with accrued interest
to that date.—V. 156, p. 1691,
",.'.Vi y. y's,y
45,420
——
^$270,978
amount
These
639,150
47,833
and expense-—
—
—
(mortgage
discount
debt
charged
Miscellaneous
Net
$1,835,806
53,209
22,623
companies——u
charges
of
Taxes assumed
Interest
$1,586,285
494,017
J9r427
long-term
Amortization
463,514
—
—
—
interest
Other
460,444
485,150
512,167
income
Gross income
Interest on
476,370
-1939
•
"46,446
•
Earnings—
J.,421,535
,
1611.
p.
Solicit Deposits—
—__—_
—
————
associated
from
Dividends
Miscellaneous
&
—
taxes_
taxes-
other
for
1,437,783
1,116,978
company
298,974
—
equipment '''_—!—.i—
(Provision for Federal income
fProvision
$4,915,297
1,362,543
______
(deprec.)
retire,
for
Prov.
$5,270,332
1,888,768
___________
——.
——u—
1941 ;
1942
,>
_____
2,790,454
2,641,018
••'
•
101,535
70,983
railway:—■
from,
2,108,018
Deliveries of
321,593
———
2,117,950
the lowest
and
Sept. 30—
operating revenues
3,779,592
138,082
price range on the New York Stock Exchange has - fluctua-ted between •
45Va and 83.'.
yyv., ,
..y.y
/%_/, •/
Offers of sale will be received by the company .until Dec. 17/1942,
1016.
Light Co.—Earnings—
•
Dec. 15, receive bids for the sale |o it of first mortgage 5 [r
fund bonds due Jan.
1,
1945,
to an amount sufficient to
exhaust ^20,000 (available in the
sinking fund) gt prices not to exceed
100 and interest,—V.
155, p. 2460,
;
'
148,662
2,428,938
112,397
•
railway—_
at
or
New Jersey Power &
1,
an
of
dividend of 75 cents
1Q40
$287,894
'
■'110,937
39,114
'
sinking
152,683
131,798
company
and to
50 cents per
to holders of record
year-end extra
a
155, p, p.
161,415
125,700
$200,000.
dividend of
21
182,325
>
Nice Ball Bearing- Co.—Tenders Asked—
,
147,791
$259,108
income—I
The
regular quarterly
extra
both payable Dec.
stock,
common
On
.
share
per
declared
Nov. .17
on
share
per
from
ry.. oper.
—V.
3. p.
1939
1940
railway-——1,241,959
income
:
1,514,020
156,
Apr.
was
Inc.—Year-End Extra Dividend—
The directors
-1941
$414,903 >.1 $308,166
•
.
income—
oper.
Net
last.
ties,
1941
$255,299
_.
oper.
t The
.
for
tax
income
--railway-i.——
Net
payment of
Dec. 31,
on
Connecting RR.- -Earnings-
New York
be
15
which
retirement of
railway——
from
ry.
recently
the
subsequent months of 1941 to actual rates as included
the Revenue Act of 1941 (approximately 31%).—V. 156, p. 1056.
share on the
ry.
Gross
$227,218
oper.
Net
income applicable
with
adjusted in
New Idea,,
the
railway
from
Gross
$1,615,662
$1,650,002
$1,040,686
Federal
computed
are
Act
periods
estimated
for
made
periods
Revenue
1941
the
Net
.
$248,131
from
ry.
—V.
surplus
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
railway::—V
From Jan. 1—
Balance for com. divs.
1942
1242.
p.
$600,000 on
This pay¬
were
incurred about a year ago in
$16,000,000 of 4% bonds, due 1946.—
1
:
'."%/
$2,400,000
1942
from
Gross
Net
the
loans
final quarterly
a
to
156, p. 1955.
Net
—'
"Deduction
156,
from
The
against
income
to
the
New York
expense
Other
and
made
19
amounted
October—
■
Balance
which
connection with
and
exps.
premiums
loans
ment
debt
of
discount,
from
Net
follows
as
316,680
funded debt—
Amortization
Company on Nov.
bunk
$2,492,390
234,890
Balance
divs.
1941. were,-
New York Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Pays Bank Loan
1,563,047
$1,966,879
nicipal taxes
Pfd.
Gross
-
From Jan. 1—
339,663
480,000
:
"Federal, State and Mu¬
Depreciation
on
/This Is
Dec;; 4.
.October—1942 /'6-
.
'
the
9,065,799
Operating costs
Interest
.share 011 the-
per
earnings- $12,655,887 $10,621,038 $16,565,988 $14,100,900
gross,
Maintenance
cents
record
.
Sept. 15, 15 cents, and Dec. 22, 25 cents.—V.
Total
New York
Pay 25-Cent Dividend—*•
dividend
a
Monday, December 7, 1942
pay
interest
,
'
Dividends
"After
stock—.:
preferred
on
——
$33,693.88 for the current period and $421,523.23
for the previous period representing the excess of interchange power
delivered over interchange power received and power and gas purchased
deducting
—principally with an associated company. .-(Provision for Federal income
tax includes $56,080 in the 1941 period representing provision for prior
years'
for
Provision for Federal income tax.
based upon an anticipated 1942,
previously recorded.
not
tax
the
period from Jan.,1, 1942,
.tax .rate of 40',0.
•>
y '■
is
y-y': '.y',;y.y',
■
Note—The
Federal
consider
does not
company
New
t
Stock
it has any liability for
1940,
statement.—V..156, p. 434.
that
The
Redeem
stock
preferred
the
?:'<■
Preferred
$
Freight
at
115
and
company's office at Garfield,
dividends.
N. J.—V.
1,
1943, all of the
will
Payment
be
O
151, p. 2199.
Express
revenues
payable Dec. 19 to holders of record Dec. 1.
$1 per share, previously declared, payable on
10, next, and 50 cents paid on Sept. 10, last, $1 on June 10, 1942.
50
cents
on
Mar.
10,
1942.
Payments during 1941 were as
This
stock,
Dec,
and
follows:
Mar.
with
10,
$1.50.—V.
10,
$25,
par
compares
187.828
1,883,847
.1,866,862
"5j900,035v"
revenues
'672,893
14,649,160
464,911
cents; June
50
156,
10
and
Union
Southern
Gas
and Dec.
below.—V. ,156,
Co.
p.
1506,
of
equipment-
1,905,243
:'
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
ry.
137,990
137,066
.73,866
66,213
9,513,457
4,519,812
2,698,049
2,560,274
2,282,054
985,282
962,611
418,228
392,291
156,
1611.
p.
Orleans Texas & Mexico
New
1942
October—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Ry.— -Earnings1940
1941
1939
$187,202
$306,784
$176,799
285,127
119,791
41,333
40,292
145,372
117,264
48,818
51,944
$628,804
railway—_
railway
income—.
oper.
/
1,131,840
below
but
ations
from
Gross
Net
ry.
—V,
5,270,792
railway-—-
1,949,071
892,251
2,592,394
of
156, p.
>
Period End. Oct. 31—
Leased
from
of
1942—10 Mos.—1941
equipment-
Traffic
—
—
Transportation—Rail-
Net
5,310.452
55,612,081
tax
9,312,395
89,941,467
Gross
561,547
603,051
5,865,683
16,156,838 162,222,389
Other
16,731,381
Total
Misc.
deducts,
1,490,812
1,654,175
8,246,349 156,183,327 101,827,109
3,184,758
70,444,251
39,321,793
1,299,578
15,207,326
12,596,361
3,762,013
1,575.851
70,531,750
14,071.487
49,908,955
inc.
income-—
36,704
"6,804
"49,393
5,337,864
84,603,237
65,166,689
2,370,846
126,427
5,784,600
Total
6,320,009
>:•
156,
655,222
164,637
"125,297
"636,103
:y
and
5,211,437
78,818,637
63,842,593
4,020,931
4,056,685
39,915,251
40,863,498
$--'--
10,738,964
(48,644.609
8,010,938
9,306,785
33,852,482
573,174
-and
1940
38,543,579
238,158
1941
in
tax
and
have
Br43,134
1,000,671
9,263,651
34,853,153
1,618,387
7,645,264
29,919,882
8,426,000
25,278,000
33,938,729
33,704,000
826,370
and
year
144,023,602"
44,189,843
7,145,870
—
—
major
1780,736
4,641,882
234,729
other
been
which booked.
,
38,781,737
4,933,271 i, 4.843,003
243,110
230,507
chgs.
and
profits taxes
6,774,341
1,154,752
38,903,386
22,979,095
distributed
(Federal
to
taxes
encountered
appropriate months
periods ended Sept.
adjustments
the
for
excess
~-V.
156,
p.
1942 Revenue Act, approved Oct. 21, 1942, increases these taxes
by approximately $1,017,000 for the three months ended Sept. 30, 1942.
by approximately $3,213,000 lor nine months of 1942. -..These
The
and
"Includes Fed. inc.
4,818,100
1777.
111,300
36,428,221
8,878,132
incr-^-ps.take credit for
p.
1955.
.
$1,091,805
$1,152.047
513,175
:
v
.
been
1942
made
for
periods,
adjusted
in
$638,872
1942.
of
a
30%
months-of
1941
up
1941
to
income
on
for Federal
rate
*
$038,736
taxes
accordance with
Provision
at
$822,303
Federal
in
-
684,234
\ >'"'/
estimated
subsequent
Revenue Act
$1,622.970
684,234
.
computed
accrued
was
$1,506,537:
513,175
-
323.573
the
income
to Sept.
actual
1,
re¬
tax/
1941, ;
for
Federal
excess
profits
'-rates
as;
.
tax
Northern
and
preferred
$8.93%
record
'
Indiana
Public
tiThe ,company, on Dec.
of
per
share
28.
Nov.
4
This
on
Service
Co.—Pays Accruals,
paid-a dividend of
stock,. $9.75
the
-share
per
on
$11.37Va-per
6%
the
5yzt/preferred stock,
wipes out
all
accumulations
on
share
preferred
all to
the
onJ
stock,
holders
three
of
issues
preferred stock.
Previously distributions of $1.75 per share on the,
7% issue, $1.50 on the 6%-issue, and $1.37 »/2 011 the 5%%
issue were
made each-quarter 011 account of accumulations.—V: 156,
p. 1778.
,' ,)
*
Northern Pacific
October-
Gross
from
Net from
Net. ry.
Net
—V".
1942
income.,
oper.
from
lr-1.
railway—
rv! oper. income
p.
"
"
■
1941,
■
$8,946,695
6,095,167
*
1940
,
-
>
$6,846/100'
1939
$6,842,594
2,901,780
2,098,003
3,817,416.... 2,108,422
1,770,001
1,985,629
95,650,986
69,562,716
21,917,621
.
56,985,985
21,679,624
32.595,807
13,813,204.
10,881,359
»
17,288,441
10,666,714
-.7,569,613
>
53,300,916
1692.
the related
postwar refund.
4Deficit.—V. 156,
Northern
•
2,319,798
V
railway-
from
i'56,
!
railway_l'— $13,064,861
railway——L
From Jan.
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
ment
Net inc. aft. fxd.
>
12,4485
•
Drl3,044
surplus:!^- $578,629
has
the
48,797
13,563
^
174,718
com.
^
periods
in
9,395
v
455,000
48,797-
(approximately 31'./ )., and pro-;
aggregating $69,566
applying!
to
the
full, year
1941 was made1 during the last three months of1
that year.—V. 156, p. 1419; ■4y
• '
'
>
y.
y
;
Gross
retroactive
1642, have been included in the accounts and shown in this state¬
at rates imposed by the Revenue Act of 1941, then in effect.
30,
for
the
1941
was
vision
"
1,438,242
Balance
the
$
6,319,500
income.
Dividends
of
'
8,584,112
—
deductionsnet
Total
36,847^40 152,198,653
112,097,958
income
Interest
the
'36,598
9,900
•
cently enacted Revenue Act of
for
yy
$2,449,745 i
445,000
;
:,y
in net
dividends;:., -.-y
bal.
the
56,892,989 234,695,744 226,757,024
58,604,853
______
(net)
:
bah :bef.» divs.
f Deduct ion
applicable to
"1942—12 Mos.—"1941
1942—3 Mos.—"1941
income-
income
36,598
1,013,222
2,764,103
$2,254,403"
341,250
//-y.-
y
expense. >
966,607
2,745,551
•
$1,782,400
-341,250
-
against yyy—A-—.-
Consol.
771,221
J.5 : >
/2,083,501
$1,654,270
>
charges
Preferred
>
,
$
Other
••
disct.
income of subsidiaries'
392,125
expenses.—.._y 38,495,957
oper.
balance,
expenses
income
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
revenues—;
Operating taxes
v
1611.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30-
Operating
Operating
yyy'
.
funded debt
011
Minority interest
505,729
176,137
,
$9,119,815 $12,650,945 $12,170,916
> 3,932,481*
5,993,151
5,190,891
550,212
691,233
752,956
$9,453,546
.
interest
Other
,
5,213,677
4,601,517
,
.
491,428
: of ' debt
and
Other
''
944,545
income—
oper.
•
1.767,866
1,930,65917,286,876 - 23,668,518
/4,524,266
,
included
5,253,309
25,437,384
^
1942—9 Mos.—1941% ' 1942—12 Mos,—19411*
$9,305,889 - $8,864,170 $12,436,009 $11,840,452 ?
;
147,657 : / 255,645
: 214,937
330,464
___:
Consolidated
.
in
10,795,272
charges—
fixed
railway——
New York
1,324,096
avail, for fxd.
charges
fFed.,
Amort.
;
"53,248
from
92,069 -y/, 139,892
■y.
;,
y
determination)--./ ...; 771,194 ;
State &
munic.
•.'./■■ r
yy*
Interest
13,321
t
--
>,f* taxes yy; 2,012,388
$447,358
$487,189
31,828
"Certain
Income
,
'
63,948
froln railway—.
15,257,734
13,166,118
fr.
.1939
96,125
■
1,763,760
earnings.".
gross
;•
1940 :
1941
176,510
:^y
Consol.
$546,258
ry.
Net
11,675,306
income
charges
no
Vy 176,276
bpery/revehue—_
end
'■
13,622,195
1,456,404
income
given,
.
Deprec, (subject to year-
rejected on dates stated
Includes the results of oper¬
RR., June 2,. 1936; Hartford
1936; Providence, Warren &
Providence RR. Corp., July;
I"• ** " i-
$620,374
Net
131,265,970
17,374,245
8,592,405
inc
&
■--v''-'
19,050,637
/y
income
•
Maintenance
were
1778.
p.
railway
5,541,040
21,724.115
oper.
■
1942
oper.
Total
ry.
156,
dates
Net
75,050,031
op.
ry,
Equipment
and
facility rents
Net
the
3.772,467
North Boston Lighting Properties (& tSubs.)—
Earnings;
Operating costs
41,511,137
9.317,730
accruals.
joint
from
rev.
of
as
"Deficit.—V.
1,734,553
Other
"Railway
*'
41,283,260 486,556,328 368,817,482
7,050,779
structures
of
ry,
and
way
■
,
57,762,969
•
9,269
2,107,169
Period End. Sept. 3Q—
'Total
:
From Jan. 1—
"
revenues——
31,,
Boston
::
22,509
income,583,888
Other
H,564,827 "
railway——
from
Lines)
1942—Month—1941
.
New York Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings-
Net
RR.—Earnings—
All
$S289,122 $15,611,534
July
RR.,
1937;
1'
Dr 157,874
25,297,492
%2,760,164
funded debt
on
divs.
549,812
1611,
(Including
Maint.
11,
October—•
New York Central
Maint.
Western
Feb.
V
Dr97,582
18,958,568
t
——
21.662,899
5,267,078
"
150,,-p.->1692.
Gross
26,592,841: 15,654,115
for the stated leased
rentals are included covering the Old Colony RR.,
Hartford & Con¬
necticut Western RR., Providence, Warren & Bristol RR., and Boston
& Providence RR. Corp. leases.
•
|For the purpose of showing the complete account for the operated
System, includes accrued and unpaid real estate taxes on Old Colony
and
Boston-and
Providence
properties;
also
accrued and unpaid
charges against said properties for Boston Terminal Co.
taxes and
bond
interest.
'
y,/"
' f
y
yj.'
Net
oper.
24,444,705
railway operating income
these properties:
Old Colony
tEffective
Gross
Ry.
661,116
817,296
net
RR.,
1938/
19
510,458
606,220
930,863
•
1,956,532
530,773
2,441,966
2,952,743
income.—
oper.
3,283,002
3,605,253
S Deficit.—V.
railway—:—
from
V.
13,708,379
income
Connecticut
Bristol
From Jan, 1—
Net
4,093,400
B?-204,477
Dr605,921
leases of the following companies
"The
&
';
Net
•
51,471,288-. >27,734,420 587,000 t 17,787,800' y 6,558,250 >
1,407,34033,683,488
21,176,170 '
Dr332,480 Br3,831,909" Dr3,269,597
Z)r413;744 Dr5,406,874 Dr4,198,194 -
charges—— :t2,505,064
after
fNet
$:>09,032
148,501
railway——
"Loss.—V.
Gross
$341,314
304,233
railway—y/0' 5,442,406
oper.
income..
1,302,085
from
Gross
Net
y
$604,258
income.—
oper.
1939
"155,266
•
From Jan. 1—
1940
$1,104,721
622,386
railway,-..,.-
from
Gross
1941
Df 11,585
2,097,899
.
2,244,265
fxd. chgs.
oper.
ry.
avail, for
>519,298
items, (b&l.i :,y ;
income
Interest
■
Inc.
636,733
;. i)rl6,882
>
income
oper.;;
Other :inc.
1,994,340
2,200,001
tax accruals—
Railway oper. income.:
Ry.
13,789,072"
1,205,594'
3,002,041 T
269,670
6,293,401
;
Joint
RR.—Earnings-
1942
October—
frv ryy opers.
rev.
38.041,545
1,500,186
2,737,655
rentsyfnet)
ry.
Gross
/4
Net
"Net
New Orleans & Northeastern
Net
3,894,0215 ^39,458,408 -,31,519,037;
202,545 v 2,570,390
"1,830,171
295,789
318,272
expenses-
3,791,979
2,117,804
•
Joint facility rents met)
- 4,623,125. >
' 88,811,003.
1,325,313
151,383 '
4,241,648
rail line—_
operations
51,830,617
4,330,652
income
oper,-
Equipment
10,502,699
12,995,502
17,085,139.' 13,774,912;
1,666,772
137,030
Equipment rents — —
facility rent
Redeemed—
New Mexico Gas Co.—Bonds to Be
See
$1 each;
10,
"/ ---'Vy ./y/"
1777.'
p.
Sept.
'
9,544.314 127,908,081
1.365,592
General oper.
Cr54,212
5,382,165
tax. accruals—
Railway
1,333,148
1,457,777
Miscell.
46.918,211
25,235,313
6,448,456
revs—
1,786,223
133,707
of way & struct.
Transp.,
2,009,203
—
44,242,8551 25,355,731"
—w—
2,213 323
•256,515'
investment
oper.
ry.
Railway
55,712,776
2,513,382 V
revenues
oper.
oper.
-
.y
332,080
Traffic
year-end dividend of 25 cents per share has been declared on the
A
common
-
•
74,014,482
Maint.
Zinc Co.—Year-End Dividend—
y i
.Net
for
-1941
6,244,486
Maint.
New Jersey
y ■
1942—10 Mos.
.
* '
195,476
revenues
other
All
$
'
7,913,479
revenues
Railway
y',;'y:;..;y'
y
214, 279
Transp.
5,535,232
y
revenue
Passenger
1941
1942—Month
'■
hearing on-
Earnings for October and Year to Date
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Mail
has called for redemption as of Feb.
company
at
To
Mills
Feb. 1—
outstanding
made
Worsted
Jersey
on
:
Hincks set Dec. 11, at 2 P. M. -as the time for
trustees' recommendation. y/,:/y" y.•' ■}N."; ..y,.
the
■.
■
Judge
under the Excess Profits Tax Act of
profits tax,
excess
amended, for the periods covered by this
as
•
—
General;
y'"
collateral.
as
States
Power
Co.
(DeJ.)—Stock
Offered—
Paine, Webber, Jackon & Curtis on Nov. 20 completed
a secondary distribution of
47,t)Q0 shares of class A com¬
mon stock (par $25) at $4%, less 35 cents commission." "
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
Weekly Output-—
Northern
the
of
1
Cost :of
Pennsylvania Power Co,—Earnings—
Northern
'•
$168,714
$263,002
$2,124,353
'
102,314
182.575
1,335,677
profit
$66,401
$80,427
$788,676
49,314
38,014
393,439
282,847
$17,086
$42,413
$395,237
$227,746
959
2,188
9,712
14,018
15
525
961
Manufacturing
!
agreements
.
,>!-'?•- ?":
623,313
-***-l*l_*-:.-..I**--,*!'!
for, retire., ideprec.) • of property, plant
Prov.
'
income taxes',.'.
.**„ii_*.*:_*.,**_!w**_..<-!-«——*
Provision- -for.
.Other
taxes
''
203,000
171,500
161,322
,
>
,
115
/
$18,160
$44,616
Cr218
14,834
debts
Mold
2,146
19,755
1125
464 39
2,346
5,052
31,630
sale
on
of
$8,003
Tncomii*';*!?!?!!*??*-!?!^
rOperating
Total
•
income
other
9,316."
-
35,470
"Does
,Gross
$538,247
$484,309
income
184,500 . ' 185,400
!
236
Other interest charges——....i**!*!**!-,*.;;'? ',0,.-11,426.22,169
Amortization of debt discount and expense
', 18,504
:
17,788
Taxes assumed on interest.^*-!*?.***.*-.!!**. 11,866
■?•
8,292
(Interest charged to construction.*.!.!!*!
Grl70 !
,Crl,607
Miscellaneous 'income
deductions..-?•;; .! 380
:• 345
Interest
capital
?
on
~
•?? Net
V
"Fixed
:
Blair
&
Co.
on
Net
|share,—V. 156, p.~1692,
•'
■;
Co/-Earnings—
594,593
Northwestern Bell Telephone
{■
534,950
Int.
534,950
payable—trade and others*——
$19,761
$55,100
payable—affiliate '.I*'-!..
and others..
>•
Operating
(
Operating
-
Net
$549,585
$4,681,982
expenses'
Provision
4,739.059
eludes
4,084,161
Iy'lC;'!
October— '■}- r
from
Gross
'
;?'j ■? 1942' '■
$617,780
railway
/Net', ry.
"••■.
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
$945,453
277,083
277,083
106,875
106,875
3,325,000
1,282,500
3,325,000
debentures.*..
93,066
92,696
1,132,174
1,218,916
construe.*,
Crl9,981
Cr4,439
0107,837
Cr82,583
_i—-
$458,160
$473,238
$4,872,933
$7,865,153
and
int.
chgd. to
income
applicable
from railway-.—
Gross
Net
; Net
1
2,761,799
2,796,127
V ;• 36,959
"244,160
2,992.177
317.082
"42,639
income_ —';
736,195
156, p, 1956.
oper.
ry.
•
4.184,897
1,409.974
'
railway.......
from
46.455
36,914
"281,867
16,513
"Deficit.—V.
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Earnings—
within
due
Operating
i
Finance
directors
Uncollectible
.
oper.
Net
,
V.
12
$728,596
$672,918
102
180
878
1,590
55.165
48. IB 4
457.163
419.230
15,298
126,848
101.619
$11,803
operating income
156, p. 1332. ■•■'?•'\'i ■
The
Nov.
30
record
the
as
Sept.
30—
for
date
?tin-'
forth
call
Net
Net i-y. oper.
from
Net
ry,
,
264,414 ?
1,003,261.?:
railway—*
Net
?. 260,138
1939???
,
?.? tProvision for
,?
.
245t68d
Amortization
'.334,636
w 26,378
ry.
from
Net
ry.
"Deficit
3,310,685365,216
2.681,590
Natural Gas Co.-
Oklahoma
Ended Aug,
Months
12
31—
■
it—
—
Earnings—r.
-y.'?/..I 1942
"Taxes
■
operating
income
Retirement
income
Net
1,545,217.
,.319,000
273,165;
273;165
;
•,
,
$1,887,679
770,000, .
770,000
that- -itrhas
is of -the -opinion
profits tax.'
,
"Company
+•„'Comparative
Sept. 30.
which
taxes
1942,
with 30%
would
Eastern
for: tax
Pipe
Line
of. the
purposes
payable
if
Co.
the
on
?*'
other
??1?!?fl.:???:/C";I'??vl
'Asset*—'■"""?•
Property? plant,- pipe litres and
Franchises
Organization
fund
and
Investment
cash
Special deposits
,
proc.
receivable"'—•'
Accounts
4,817,468.
;;
Feb.
6,
1942)
are
:
Deferred
:
'
"?
$61,551,148 $59;227,244
prior
convertible
4,552,750 v-
stock. _**„_*-*v****_*'_;-wi*^.-
Conunon
i-jlX 8.250,000;?
Customers'
deposits
Taxes
-
certificates,
accrued
Other current
lor
Reserves
Resecves -for
contingencies*
uncollectible accounts....
,
17,751
expenses.!!!.;.'
a..;
:
8,080,336
»,620,010
u_-
i„,i
v*
>,n.
surplus
Total.
■
—V. ,156,
•
.*__*_:**lv„;_*._;—
.—
i.'—L.*.*'?--!--—-r._l?-?-l*-??.?*ll_p:
1869..
—
,
'
I".',
10,263
opers.
*___
retire,
174,184
?
1942—10 Mos.—1941
•'
$
'
1
'
$■
,
„
34,235,973
11,833,600
893,817
16,554,352 235,713,468 144,476,621
5.653,351
91,404,700
43,663,043
877,474
8,347,759
6,549,185
8.353,404
877,476
893,819
6,549,414
Dr770,480 Drl.035,753 Dr9,843,984 Br4,446,643
Dr252,633
Drl88,366 Dr2,380,604 Brl.689,748
(bal.)_
19,591,624
,7,921.932
115,383,017
81,578,588
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
$3,501,621 $35,927,151 $32,608,863
2,699,703
26,469,077
23,266,112
revenues
oper.
expenses
$4,372,376
2,875,935
revenue
$1,496,442
$801,918
$9,458,074
645,812
254,476
3,915,897
3,043,167
$850,630
$547,442
$5,542,177
$6,299,584
I>r553,564
oper,
accruals.*
tax
Operating income
—
'
Equip,
$9,342,751
£>r24,955
33,712
Prie,007 ;
Br65,332
Dr552,362
Dr497,222
income-
$785,567
$457,154
$5,023,527
$5,248,797
l....****
tiS, 28,792
10,945
(net)
rents
facil.
Joint
Net
rents
oper.
ry.
Other income
(net)
;
?■
428,628
34,785
485,447
$814,360
$491,939
$5,508,974
$5,677,425
5,854
5,292
69.422
89,873
6,067
5.182
56,783
55.930
267,668
270,219
2,694,219
2,692,180
$534,771
income
deductions
$211,246
$2,688,550
$2,839,442
•
—
roads &
leased
for
Interest
debt
on
$65,502,541
Net
income
—V, 156, p.
2,959,490
..*__*—
1.351455
Perfect Circle Co.—50-Cent Dividend Declared—
554,403
:
839,457 ■?•:■;
Dec.
835,231
on
2,045,717
on
-Nov.
27
declared
a
regular dividend of 50
the, 162,500
to holders of
24
Oct.
Jan,
1;
record Dec. 4.
1942.!?;;!?■>?:?? ?:-?l?:;'i?v?.
"?r?;:?l
■?■:•:?' :'t?
during 1941 were as follows:
Jan. 2. 50 cents; April 1,
each.—V. 156, p. 963.
Payments
:
40
cents, and July 1 and Oct, 7, 50 cents
Petroleum Heat & Power Co.
14.896,500""10 000,000
1,000,000
1, 000,000
A1 *i*. 1*1,^1:..i_*.
6,250,000
6 250,000
12,000,000
12 000,000
series
dividends
Participating
Matured
Cost
of
*!__—**,
sales.***—-
1942
debt......—
._*_*?!.
*^LL__i!._i_„!J_i._l..r....
current
and
Reserve
Other
for
94,781
104,986
302,196
230,210
7,204
2,749
69,911
and
amortization*.
ll__*:_i_l_l_'_l_cl.
Discounts allowed
763,887
,404,526
Net
"Representing gas sale and purchase contracts, etc.
807,-367
v-
with
ho?
30%
par
added
shares.
to such
tRepresented by
^Computed on basis of Revenue Act of T941
computation in anticipation of new legislation
13,114
-
11,767"
7,636
213,813
191,397'
in
—
and excess profits taxes
—*
-
provision for Federal income
the basis of rates and
$480,831'
7,629
$736,939
and excess profits taxes has been
regulations prescribed by the pro¬
1942 Revenue Bill, HR-7378, and accordingly both the provision
for Federal income and excess profits taxes are subject to
and
ril-l-l-?."—!*-.-ll-l_!i—.$101,957,970 $79,953,130
reserve
any
changes made in
-
$61,>551,148 $591227,-244
profit
"The
estimated on
posed
Total
40,224
—1*..**—
"Provision for Fed. inc.
,526,505
1,097,881
96,97*
$987,957
9,523
Expense of land and buildings riot required
the business, net of rental income
43,320
14,361,843
i*
$4,024,180
3,133,195
$890,985-
181,312
-Interest, expense
■
•
1941 "■•;?''
$724,968
——*—*.**—
*
Total income
113 ,808,825
accrued •liabilities..*...
$3,755,828
3,212,173
$543,656
—
operating profit
Other income
165,000
§6.656,102
depletion
reserves
Net
807,367
201,842
profit
Operating expenses
445,482
223,551
403,683
-
...
...
liabilities
1 Deferred
Gross
5,,000,000
,
_*_.-*_.l_ $17,831,728 $17,626,292
.*_*!.«?. 14.075,900
13.602.112
1-
sales
Earnings, Etc.—
-
Year Ended June 30—
Net
14,256
long-term
interest
Accrued
Other
declared*.?.!.....!!..
5,000,000
dividends- declared-.....*.-,
Accrued-' taxes
cents
shares of outstanding capital stock, payable
.This compares with 25 cents paid
1. last; 50 cents each on April 1 and July 1, 1942, and 60 cents
share on
per
111.464
308,658
directors
The
321,277
$20,184,175 $20 184,175
bonds,
Common
;,:
1693.;
5,040.487
15,006
-'10,263
-4.165,030
??:'
,
oper.
on
/Preferred dividends declaredl!'iii_*_'*.___.
.
59,011,052
..
?
59,920,898 692,795,887 507,138,141
43,346,546 457,082,419 362.661,520
taxes..
(balance).
rents
ry. oper. income.
156, p. 1869.
Net
1941
($100 par)
-
-15:006
in
8,871,810
-
-"6,136,025
5,538,217.
ry.
ins? taxes.. ?
rents
Railway
?'' "?? ? ' v."■''?*?' ■??:?'';?'?:?.?: ?■"
preferred stock
Accounts
;
68,276,167
System
Total
'*
Other reserves.
Earned
81,791,327
Regional
82,402,707
48,166,734
equipment ,.*1**11^*.,
1942
...
?-'. Mortgage bonds,'series' B, due Nov., 1960
482.408
16.815
"140,068 "
-
Retirement reserves, *,r*
included
4,860,000
" 1,485.742
-
.'*'
(net
stock
Mortgage
.1,347,100
487,619
liabilities-
of
Total
and
4.938.613
_...
receivable
preferred stock .($100 par) ^*l..l..?
Class B
12,138
„
and accrued
credits
Deferred
-1.038.700
11,960
.
premium
788?332
1.084,534
unclaimed?.;.-—
accrued r
Interest
notes
Liabilities—;; l''
340,541
.
15,191,324
10,286,657
"'?;;
the
payable •i'..i_l.ll_.l l'i._..***i.
956,325
;
—;
"
Dividend
had
not
163,975
.
and
tCommon
?5.60 ^
>8,250,000
340,541
declared
Dividends
-
13,726,613
8,525,026
■■••;•
9,750,000
25,430,0001: 26,700,000
215.763 :"-r 186,280
■Long'-term. 'debt:
Accounts (payable;;,
1939
1940
Pere Marquette Ry.—Earnings—
1,562,097 ;; 1,782,468
,1
preferred stock$5,800,-000?': $5,800,000
"Preferred; stock.
y?;??i'.
'
1941
1942
>'"r-"v'^'
Period End. Oct. 31—:
of
earnings
1; Mortgage bonds, series .C,' due. Jan., 1962_.
Serial-notes •.._(l,ll'l___''*_ilJ_Z:?*l____._.l.
(Other long-term debtl"l.lll2'—"i.
4(552,750
_1
.1.
Liabilities—
1942,
k__$101,957,970 $79,953,130
? 12,374'
,
"1,501.513
in anticipa¬
,1 $87,245,025
;
Debt discount and"
v
217,700
"2.035,510
1942—Month—1941
Net
SO
l
*
6,648
2,910
748,861"
62,653
"233.865
"660,501
1612,?.
p.
Earnings
•
taxes
facil.
Jt.
4,992,462
5.133.435
1,158.607
7.980,606
revenues
fr.
rev.
Railroad
Rent
supplies.*.
".ill
ill
,!
Special depos.ts .l_J—-ii.
li—
;
Prepaid accounts and deferred charges'..!.... ;*?■■'
415,199
"
3,584
debits.
:Totaii;;
$5,50
;
.:
810,734'
and.^'supplies•' 573,520
Prepayments
'A-f,v 58,271
Materials
'
■'?;
oper.
Net
(
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept.
t
and
Material
72,132
1,173,525
;*1*—"i.*";V--'.>k''-:154
Note's, receivable
,
of •.reclassification^",':.i ?
accouhts^J;**?*il.146,000
i,448,581
••• ?. 13,850.
6,588.821
19,613,749
oper.; expenses
Miscell.
? .y':
acquired
Temporary cash in vestments.
-
"97,122
r'.;'1''- ':?■
V?'Ir''V'yv.V'?'"'I'
'
and certain of the data for both periods have been restated in
instances.
■Accounts
•
"347,629
income... 115,570,557
oper.
Total
(company
Other. Investments
,
had
deductions for discount,
Assets—
-
properties in
Acquired
1942
1941
.equipment;—***' $52,412,352 $45,610,867
intapigibie\,assetsi(iw^
.;; 6,159,987 •
expense144,6131-%ji?144,6i3
and, .other
ry.
Railway
the basis of the
1941
the
..
•
from
both
Corp,
>%"?
v
^
60,760
"202,064
506,114,467 393,392,681 347,951,655
railway....*. 235,763.900 144,550,991 113,929,229
99,090,619
Unemploy,
resulting from the refinancing in 1941 of its lorig-terni debt.
( periods
■
,
84
Balance Sheet, Aug.
23,
Sept.
on
company
liability.1 for • Federal ^Property,plant and equipment.1...,
> V"A?v/-v A)**,'? ■^^Intangibles'
no-
1939
$498,893
"175,047
railway*..* 691,505,861
Railway
company
added to such computation
have, been
1940
$505,093
16,594,457
income—.
oper.
from
Railway
on
been computed
has
1941
$For, purpose .of comparison the operations of Michigan Gas Trans¬
mission
$2,060,798
—
ry.
5VV V
513,993
dated
this
1333.
"22,109
34,241,224
•
legislation. This provision also includes in both 12periods; charges In lieu of taxes in an amount equivalent to
expense
t
319.000
,
order
of
156, p.
(Excludes L. I, RR. and B. & E. RR.)
tax
new
benefit
.share'^common*?!-*—1—•?.•■ $3.7$Vy.<';;$3,43:;
excess
.
828.980
.
rates
gas
re¬
railway.;*— $82,264,406 $59,805,386 $46,203,130 $47,438,431
■;?■:■ ?''".:
for, Federal income and excess profits taxes for the period
to
1
Panhandle
$2,652,963 ?$2,479,844
<■"
'
.
stock
*
of
■
i-.l-U.JJUL
dividend requirements:'
dividends
Common
:
886.093
■
/Per
Jan.
month
1,159,571
—
—
for. common
tion
$3,308,824
^$5.505 convertible prior preferred'
Preferred
IZ-ZJ
.Balance
tProvision
from
$4,468,395
$5,084,273
the
in
and
items
$4,618,127
';
interim
Commission's
reduction
■Revenue Act of 1941
16,455
such
2
i*
stock
Preferred
?'
-~*$3,539,056'
J_
_
1
deductions
Income
accruals'*
244,965
"$4,868,045
Power
a
related
$556,460
.
From Jan. 1—
Net
•
1.368,888
27,633--
reserve
income
Gross
directing
:
loss.—V. 156,
railway...——
Net
6, 1942 $$5,113,011 $$5,132,120
6,1942,
•
■
sidiaries of approximately $5,100,000 based
$5,056,640?!! $4,451,940
r.:
-
$9:454,672
2.090,410
t
income.
ineti
Other income
.Gross
'
*
;;:i
Utility
Net
■
and its sub¬
1941 business will, if
(finally effective,-affect gross earnings subsequent to Oct. 1, 1942, Its
effect on future net income lias'not yet been determined,
T941'
.
-
3,774,307. ?; 3,342,677,
300,397
291,167:
Maintenance
•
expense
income
"Federal
'*
v
••
and
discount
income.._
or
from
-V.
si-i-"*;-' $11,221,754
—.2*1—iy
Opera t i ons
debt
of
*
other
discount
-
7,971,808
1,882,577
302,919
railway.
rallway_^^.**
from
Gross
1,952,995
1,422,397
1,242,194
Cr36,657
104,793
Crl75,487
(net)
prior to date .of acquisition....
Net
Operating revenues
deductions
and
extraordinary
of
debt
34,409
October—
10,872
908,750
retired
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
556.776
14,879
2.803,969
3,112,957
;
income
the
upon
effect
156,049
income...
oper.
Equip,
„
based
the
of unamortized
1942
$736,173
railway?,'-.-,
oper,
from
Gross
Net
805,855
:
Net income—Includ. subsids. acq. Feb.
Deduct—Net income of subs. acq^'Feb.
'
.
debt—
'•
47,369
"17,615
1611.
156, 7>.
taxes
reflect
From Jan. 1—
Gross
922,444
Federal income taxes
-.funded
(Other interest
.
."Deficit—V.
on
bonds
on
railway...
$19,850,226 $16,981,188
:*:
tProvision for Federal-exqess profits taxes
Interest,
.
State
purposes
■;y■ ?.?-,■
from
from
Net
?■„
.______"$19,061,330 $16,403,540
Taxes—State.- local and miscellaneous Fedex-al__
■,
91,906? ^/ 47,502■;v^,v-ll?,'410.
594,681
>
.
Income...
oper.
17*443
,
,
railway.
from
Net
•
income*--
^
$36,389 ,;?,.$32,195 ?V; S44.773
13,355
/
1,832
,
23,998
3,970
>.
*5,578
i
16,990
:
railway.---54,435
from
Gross
1942
railway...ill $115,473
from
Gross
"
'
'October—
.
Ry.^-Earnihgs—
1941
!■ ' - 1940
and
statement,
tax
premiums
October—
Gross
1941
''
above
income
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines —Earnings-
(& Subs.)—Earnings
774,017
the
in
Sept. 30, 1941, and 1942, respectively.—V.
special
a
1942
revenues
current
1942, addi-!
If adjustments were
made to exclude the effect upon taxable income of such extraordinary
deductions (based upon the laws in effect at the end of the respective
periods) additional provisions of $1,271,000 and $281,000 for taxes based
upon income would have been required for the twelve months ended
$1,838,827
1941.
,
City-Ada-Atoka
Oklahoma
Federal
provisions for
91,422
,
.
the
for
sulting from refinancing by the company in 1939.
Operations3,879,175
Maintenance--^.*—*
399,990
? Prov, for deprec./ depl., and amortization-..*.™
2,885,418
:
i
$125,000
expense,
•
•
of
245,000
?
gross
taxes
488,252
set
to be
capital by
revenues—Gas:
Total
$150,479
$143,707'
$21,693
t
3,846,532
$4,018,621
required under the Revenue Act of 1941.
deductions for
Other
-
taxes
Gross
Federal
for
amounts
12,731
California—Meeting—
of
Corp.
set
have
Gasoline
15,935
rev,
provisions
the
500,000
meeting
Ended
Mos.
$85,365
(Operating expenses .2.
Operating
1942—9 Mos.—1941
,' $83,005
?
revenues
;
3,846,532
$1,026,401
.
"Includes
151, p. 112.
year.—V.
one
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
.
1942—Month-^1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
stocks..
1.282,500
month and $1,125,000 for the twelve months ended Sept. 30,
tional to
Net
f
preferred
to
U52.099
held Dec. 19, 1.942, to vote upon a pro¬
posal to reduce
retiring 23,104 shares of common stock
held in the treasury and reducing the par value of the common stock
from $10 to $1 a share, and offering to purchase from stockholders
preferred stock,- series A and series C, at $10.40 and $10,32(4 per
share, respectively, plus eccrued dividends.
;
?'.; ?y r4?;,y
'■ '■;'
If shareholders approve the above proposals, it is expected that the
directors will declare, and pay,-an additional dividend on the
com¬
mon shares,
not to exceed $11 a share, before the end of the current
calendar year, Maxwell C. King, President, states.
A dividend of $7
per share, previously declared on the common stock, will be paid on
Dec. 8.
See also V. 156, p. 1869.
1939
deducts.
$10,504,770 $13,608,986
179,927
par).
$2,084,779
Pacific
$331,430
1941
$377,515
264,904 v
....
1940
$334,638
-.45,185
87,102 :
57,127 ■';; ■*% 12,566
\\S-\
railway.-—;?■■''"-308,423j;';
Net; from;
2,602
(net)-?-*
266,842
($25
depreciation of $587,825 in 1942 and $513,107 in
stockholders'
•
$942,632 $10,460,896 $13,569,249
2,821
43,874
39,737
500,000
taxes
—
($1 part
$76,057
The
■
15,252
$912,601
85,000
State
stock
Total
Pacific IIR.—Earnings-
16,493
245,000
and
payable..
stock
.'"After
.
'
Northwestern
1,298
474,062
Federal
for
cumulative preferred
Capital surplus
Earned surplus
$4,798,060
469,472
2,850,000
1,576
_
Balance
17,066
Common
594,658
1420.
p.
2,850,000
mtge. bonds*!*.
Dividends
12,246
19,565
6%
$625,709
income
operating
156.
2,037,694
237,500
$915,203
on
Net
•115,066
oper.
income
Not
—V,
3,415,144
2,042,642
149,844
61,067
payable—affiliate;
Mortgage loan
1942—Month—1941
.1942—9 Mos.—1941
;!*!?• $4,210,753
$3,250,904 $31,444,433 $28,402,840
lev, " :!?:!•■ 6,420 -y!-.? 9,939 i;?,;?
72,994 ? V 77,294
expenses
'"■? 2,784.416
2.180,328
21,454,748
19,004,499
taxes •_.**._*
794,213
511,052
.5,234,709
4.522.987
21,038,316
7,467,065
178,900
??':;;;'
.''-I!.
47,266
revenues
Uncollectible
22,799,014
433,091
237,500
—
revenues...
oper.
on
Int.
$1,838,827
Accrued
Period End. Sept. 30—
.Operating
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1,791,992
limited-term
of
Other
186,289
■
:•
-Earnings—
$3,585,413 $45,636,110 $42,925,655
644,416
.
Gross income
Int.
Accounts payable—trade
;
,
„
$1,25
173,826
taxes
Other income
29,407
636,407
$2,084,779
Notes
$108% per
1,000 shares of $5 preferred stock (no par) at
■
$1.01
1942—Month—1941
$3,847,008
1,877,089
Prop, retir. res. approps.
123,069
Accounts
.
(Minn.)—Stock Offered—
Nov. 20 made a secondary offering ol
539,865
1956.
p.
taxes
■
States Power Co.
$519,808
-
depletion, interest and provision for income and
expenses.,
Amort,
1941
1942
846,645
—
depreciation,
revenues-
etc.,
Liabilities—
1332.
p.
455,266
'32,699
*■?' Total
156,
$441,854
Period End. Sept. 30—
$59,727
290,214
'?
purchased ' from O'Sullivan
Co., Inc., (N. Y.)*_!i__-!..!_!_.?.yl
Rubber
Sept. 30—
Operating
company
Northern
regard
consummated
1941
$41,618
1+*.***.;.r
assets
Notes
without
refinancing
excess
profits taxes.—V. 156,
"Federal
590,705
goodwills,
$305,623
,
does not consider that it < has any liability for
profits tax, under the Excess; Profits Tax Act of 1940,
as, amended,
for the periods covered by this, statement..
Provision
'for Federal income tax for the period from Jan. 1,
1942, is based
upon an anticipated 1942 tax rate of 40%,—V,. 156, p. 610.
computed
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.
Right, title & int. in trade names, trademarks,
excess
1941
preferred stock.—V.
prof, taxes amounted to
common share—
per
"After
Other
1942
Prepaid-expenses.—..i!„y*.....*!*.*'
.
-.!_*? .?$257.803
income
-
Note—The
i Federal
comparative Balance 'Sheet
•"?
?>
' ;'?.
■(":''.
:■•■??'■?,
Receivables;, (net)
>
Earnings
$32,511
Inventories
-
Ended
for inc. &
3,110
bank and on hand......._*_*..
Cash in
Months
investments
Assets—
debt
.
■,^>■.♦8,003
profit -1*1
i'? v;,'???■?'.
long-term debt (mortgage bonds)**!''
to associated companies-u-^w r..
on
Interest
of
from, the
""Class A
earnings
$290,007
$113,008
not include provisions for Federal and State income taxes. > -
"Taxable
■,
Act
resulting
1941.
Operating
$113,008
$293,117
$32,511
i assets l.*!**!....,*--!
$502,777;•
$474,593 -
deductions
Prov.
43,829
'
'
30, 1942) and including Federal income
f,Including Federal income and excess profits
Sept.
Revenue
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
9
9,748
.-*?il.-!*!.!-:_"
profit? ___—I!?.!
; Net
Loss
special
"Net
45,073
1,958
■-Interest
■"'.?
to
the
on
during February,
17,515
Ion
amortization !**i
•Depreciation' ...I.......
.197,639
i; 163,300
165,746;
to
excess
J— li_,.*i__„*,
misc.
123,144
: y
$242,725
13,551
$405,475
842
Total income —.**
Bad
„
Taxes—Social security &
y,' ; '
'equipment.
Federal
and
-.1.. -
Interest -received
547,580;
■
: ■
Miscellaneous income —
-<
140,386
Maintenance
profit.!—*
Operating
.
1
Jan.
profits taxes;
based
$510,593
—*.
'
1941 ;
.$2,134,645
^ :
434,459:
!? ;•?'-
1942
$2,231,461
456,948
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
,v'' .
Total operating
;Operating expenses
Electricity purch. for resale, together with net
charge
for", power; rec. under
interchange:
$1,931,729
1,421.136
—:—1.
Expenses
J
period
excess
taxes
sales..——*
Net sales
'
(for
and
1942—9 MOS.—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
,
Inc.--Earnings—
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
(The)
•'?:"...
■
States' Power Co.'system for the
week ended. Nov. 28, 1942, totaled 37,409.000 kwh., as compared with
36.290.00d kwh. for the corresponding week last'year; an, increase of
'3.1',;..—V. 156, p. 1955.'''. :
?" .???
' ? ?■,■/."• ;
output
Electric
2043
and 1942
were
the bill before final
enactment.
depreciation for the years ended June 30. 1941
$202,404 and $215,900.
Note—Provision for
THE COMMERCIAL <* FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2044
hand, $1,354,577; receivables (less
reserve for doubtful accounts and notes, etc., $49,235), $1,373,701; inven¬
tories, $1,191,457; prepaid items and deferred charges, $184,815; invest¬
ments,
$417,335; land,
buildings, automotive equipment, etc.
(less
reserve for depreciation of $2,142,144),
$1,681,558;. land and buildings
not
required in the business (less reserves for $267,196), $357,641;
patents and goodwill, $1; total, $6,561,082.
and
banks
in
Ended
Months
6
1_
Shipments
Profit
of way & struct.
320,170
283,736
2,425,567
2,162,749
Maint.
of
816,555
1,282,078
8,050,847
7,694,848
41,361
39,860
399,295
370,277
775,955
843,054
7,880,995
6,896,563
Provision
for
961,825
850,889
Provision
for
Traffic
taxes
Federal
for
equipment-
—
(rail)
Transportation
Other
97,374
expenses <
Net
fr.
rev.
opers.
ry.
97,386
$6,905,700
284,108
7,885,987
4,567,078
C?'464,748 Cr4,601,170 Cr3,742,722
$1,061,499
accruals-
$408,503
999,808
Equip, & jt. facil. rents
Cr495,886
tax
•Railway
Net
$557,577
Income
oper.
ry.
income
Other
13,575
;
Net
income
148,000
income
$571,152
$606,303
$5,558,895
■■■i
173,758
1,957,535
1,414,667
inc.
for
avail,
Inc.
charges
the basis of
ings
before
$0.73
six months
$384,863
————-
'
.
the
taxes
for
under
the Revenue Act of 80%
was
of
earn-
Working
capital—
Ratio
current
—
of
Working
—V.
capital
156,
739,000
—
1.4 to
1.4 to 1
liabilities—
—
1
of
Cost
1
Dec.
on
declared
year-end
a
of
dividend
extra
-last.—V.
156,
sales
699.
p.
'
&
of
All
C.
of
and
for
&
$100,934
$2,904,094
$6,190,022
gold bonds
6%
mortgage
first
estate
Pennsylvania
the
for
Company
Lives
Insurances on
15th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia,
trustee,
>
Gas
$6,051,803
•Federal
223,914
•Federal
local
$2,476,978
$8,933,860
88,542
330,720
258,455
604,077
510,001
1,804,579
1,219,967
;
etc.———
—^
_
income
Net
from
and
FederaL taxes—
miscellaneous
taxes—
profits
3,434,513
.
3,242,989
1,499,000
1,571,800
2,368,800
3,555,000
771,600
3,555,000
$6,168,887
48,233
$6,850,165
53,227
,.'$6,217,120
$6,903,392
2,108,550
1,350,000
—
taxes—--——'—'—
of intangibles——
deprec. and amort,
,
•
income—iLk—ik!
operating
Other
income
Gross
Int.
taxes—
1,429,200
v
1,190,900
4,918,400
2,430,900
$502,986
$687,535
$1,880,161
$2,366,395
Note—Provision
$0.92
$0.56
share.
com.
.
________
income
——;
for
income
Interest
profit
Earns., per
k-...
.1942
1941
$37,369,401 $35,048,180
companies^
3,798,570
3,394,359
others—.• ■ 26,062
25,999
—
3,621,001
3,910,147
——11,221,644
10,320,277
■
1,675,924
' 1,403,844
affiliated
depl.
for Fed. inc.
prof, taxes &
exc.
•' '
.
$6,275,717
122,099
bonds
deprec.,
prov.
&
$2,658,363
—
.
,
Illinois—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
from
—
excess
for
for
;
"i
'•
•
■
Maintenance
38,239,289
1,684,141
1942,
taxes
revenue?—————-—
purchased
43,752,761
■
profits
excess
:
868.
p.
'
operation
13,984,362
249,719
and
which is to be refunded to the company, pur¬
the Revenue Act. of 1942, after ;the' cessation
of
156,
Ended
purchased
Other
$2,389,478
87,500
income
Sept. 30,
thereof
purchased
15,062,222
77,051
"
12 months ended Sept. 30.
for the
Federal
for
terms
operating
Power
1942—9 Mos.—1941
income
Federal
and
been
computed under the terms of the Revenue Act of
p. 1612. - C-;"VV';:" % • '
'
;
————————
—
mortgaged
on
notes
on
Amortization
debt
of
bonds——
Edison
to
pay.
2,108,550
1,350,000
—
Co
Commw,
431,250
430,281
6,395
and expense—_
discount
charges^
—U-'
charged to construction———_,
f
6,237
Cr84,685
interest
Interest
Cr7,926
$3.37
$2.42
profits
excess
Net
has
taxes
1942.-—-V. 156,
of
$2,328,851
income
taxes
•Federal
been
1694.
p.
the
Months
Other
1943,
1,
of
156,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
—
.
Public Service Co. of Northern
$2,581,312
on
amort.
Est.
Net
due Jan. 1, 1944, have been called for redemp¬
at 102 '/a and interest.
Payment will be made
Cooper,
Granting Annuities,
Pa.—V.
portion
to
:
notes,
Prov.
>
;/
real
outstanding
Jan.
office
the
at
the
Benton
as
the
hostilities.—V.
exps.—
income
State
tion
&
disct.
&
Int.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.—Bonds Called—
of
of
of
State,
15
regular dividend of 35
a
——■
1942, in accordance with the Revenue
The provision for excess profits taxes is after deduction
1942.
suant
$17,643,534 $16,373,840 $52,436,903 $44,291,092
income
Other
cents per share on the
common stock, par $1, both payable Dec. 11 to holders of record Dec. 2.
An initial distribution of 35 cents per share was made on Sept.
10,
and
share
income statement
provision
of
Prov.
directors
per
$4,785,055
1942—3 Mos.—1941
-
—
Balance
6.81
346.
p.
982,415
$4,013,844
Act
9
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net sales
Total
cents
70,517
$3,544,751
108,425
108,425
10.17
outstanding-—
share
per
1,103.000
.
current
to
stock
$502,000
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Year-End Extra Dividend
The
56,609
$429,162
$834,818
Pittsburgh Steel Co.
1941
$389,000
.
_
assets
capital
—
1,056,245
nine months ended
&
prof, taxes—
p. 1779.
156,
5,664
$4,996,260
■
Note—The
includes
Total
1942
of
inc.
Fed.
excess
—V.
30
Sept.
Items,
Sheet
(RFC)
debt
iJi.-——
6,460
$4,952,524
—$3,896,279
income
Power
Balance
Shares
$4,855,572
3,383
taxes.
Long-term
Net-interest charges—_■
2,056,583
$4,990,596
;
—_
ki
the
_
$3,601,360
$432,545
""
3,388
2,121,621
—
income
.
•Includes
computed
Federal
for
/.
fixed
charges—
fixed
Total
1,411,567'
.
$4,946,064
depreciation————
operating revenue
Non-operating
revenue
c___—
$79,000
$1.60
the maximum
Note—Provision
on
$174,000
■■
—————.
866,979
1,453,896
—
Net
$6,270,239
186,289
—
deducts, fr.
,
980,316
___
than
m
Total
,
188,895
69,000
_————-
—„
—_—■—
income taxes™1,529,93,7
income
taxes.————J—k
2,546,339
other
Net
$2,250,000
695,000
$6,081,344
v
'
131,716
.
869,000
——•
taxes————_—_•
share——
per
$5,427,179
$589,143
17,160
»
$381,475
Earned
$8,711,996
expenses
Maintenance
Taxes,
1942
1941 $20,231,317 $17,971,322
8,107,038
7,191,699
30—
revenue——
Operating
Gross
!
$5,878,000
_j——_—
Federal
before
Provision
1941
1942
Ended Sept.
operating
Maint.
oper.
Miscell.
30—
Sept.
Months
Total
$3,112,914
Corp.—Earnings-
Pettibone Mulliken
$2,954,617 $28,430,525 $24,881,026
revenues
Railway
$546,317;
payable,
12
1942—10 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Oct. 31—
on
accounts payable, $250,768; ac¬
crued payroll,
commiss.ons, etc., $28,638; accrued taxes (other than
Federal income and excess profits taxes), $68,578; reserve for Federal
income and excess profits taxes, subject to review by U. S. Treasury
Department, $235,530; deferred service income, etc., $41,620; reserve
for possible losses on savings contracts, claims, etc., $386,495; common
stock (par $2), $1,824,928; capital surplus, $1,752,835; earned surplus
since June 30, 1939, $1,425,374; total, $6,561,082.—V. 156, p. 517.
Liabilities—Notes
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Earnings—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
1042
Sheet, June 30,
Consolidated Balance
Assets—Cash
Monday, December 7, 1942
accrued
Jan.
for
1942.—V.
1,
the
of
156,
ended
months
nine
basis
the
on
the
700.
p.
;
-
Sept.
of
Act
Revenue
$3,093,009
30,
1942,
have
effective
1942,
as
<
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Phillips Packing Co., Inc.
Ended
Months
6
of
Cost
30—
Sept.
—
$5,773,084
4,426,875
sold
goods
Net' from
Net
'
ry.
1939
1940
1941
1942
'$607,803
$484,028
$359,391
220,360
152,468
78,781
$455,851
205,391
income
158,014
162,271
65,275
198,296
oper.
Gross
$1,848,409
$1,346,209
expenses—
373,788
369,772
1
$1,474,621
$976,437
111,401
$1,586,022
$1,036,608
13,095
13,689
201,250
257,350
:
Operating profit
income
Other
Total
income
Federal
—
—
—
bad debts,
paid,
Federal
State
>
income
Interest
———
—
income
etc.
taxes.—
profits
excess
—
tax
tax
976,000
—
from
ry.
—V.
15,050
Net
$383,628
18,874
stock
$0.77
—:
paid
(no
pari—..,
$1.53
charges
for
Federal
ending March 31,
year
Consolidated
■
,
Assets—
•
profits
;
the
for
income
net
Sept.
Sheet,
Balance
30
1941
1942
..V
$2,518,672
securities
Marketable
and
Notes
other
and
1,764,534
744,903
785,100
stock,
par
no
compares
23.
Dec.
1941.
cents
35
cents
paid.—V.
was
Potash Co. of
company
4,500
,_k——_.k;
6,000
4.332
156,
Ended
Months
12
$8,932,881.
General
Liabilities—
Accounts
1941
1942
$393,018
$428,272
V-
149.663
5V4%.
•
and
State
cumulative
taxes
income—
on
preferred stock
272,400
1,930,100
.
Total
,266,924
-V.
•Represented by 475,000 no-par shares.
156, p.
company
Nov.
on
30
with
filed
the
SEC
437,1
Alma
Oil
of
Co.
is
a
Delaware
:
state¬
outstanding 25,000
of the sum of
of.21,500 of such shares have granted to Phil¬
common,stock
$1,000 cash, the owners
lips
and
tion
of
Sun
of
be
paid
stockholders
shall
be
able
deliver.
to
In
the
and Sun Ray shall exercise the option, the consideration
be 43,928 shares of the companies' capital stock (no
sum of 8615.024.
The agreement provides that if such
will
the
and
par),
said
as
event Phillips
to
having
consideration
Oil Co., an. Oklahoma corporation (in, the propor¬
Phillips and 21% to Sun Ray) the option to purchase
stock and. such additional shares of the remaining
to
shares
shares
3,500
In
par).
Ray
79%
21,500
.
corporation
($100
stockholders
of
share
not
.shall
be
the
Alma,
unable
cash
deliver
to
all
of
shares
the
payment shall be reduced to
of
The
stock
of. Alma,
There
which
no
will
be
underwriters
recorded
in
on
connection
the
company's
with
this
books
issue.—V.
at
156,
1779.
p.
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co.—50-Cent Common Div.—
share
Dec.
on
12.
Dec.
on
the
A
30,
Nov.
common
similar
declared
24
stock,
distribution
a
dividend
payable Dec.
was
made
on
(No. 3)
23
of 50 cents
holders
to
Dec.
23.
1940, an initial of 25 cents was paid.—V.
Control
1942
October-^from
Gross
.
.
Net
from
Net
ry.
last
156,
p.
of
per
record
while
year,
1694.
1941
1940
1939
income—
38,383
45,092
50,449
14,132
railway
$144,770
28,612
20,543
31,857
32,395
$118,006
$122,503
30,
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
—V.
last,
railway
Operating
156,
p.
Feb.
1
dividend
of
Total
give effect to
■
1870..
p.
.
be
may
required
under
All
Conduct,
Co.—Earnings—
and
.of
expenses
i
cars—_
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$5,060,852 $69,042,096 $47,587,796
2,455,600 •: 20,953,728
2,528,880
■
*
auxiliary .operations).
...
$9,659,866
of
and
car
1942—Mouth—1941
21,602;378
270,006
55,707
operations
3,345,454
• • 383,888
1,941,620
2,599,331
25,871,046
17,865,456
'323,175
3,244,137
2,833,317
$284,749
$16,373,854
$4,739,945
$196,705
$2,765,214
$1,770,292
car
expenses
revenue
$3,131,638
________
Auxiliary Operations—
486,701
'
$330,744
revenues
Total
'
'v.
maintenance.
other
General
the Revenue Act enacted in Sep¬
,
if'"k i■'•v ■'
■;
revenues
Maintenance
235,137
:
161,788
$95,608
expenses
revenue
Total
Taxes
net
$34,917
$3,227,245
revenue
accrued
1,991.556
1,409,377
$773,658
■
$360;915
s
156,
:
$319,665 $17,147,512
•
$5,100,860
2,221,139
326,010
10,974,092
3,318,750
$1,006,106
>$6,345
$6,173,420
$1,782,110
——_i—
Operating income
:
1870.-
p.
-
Radio Corp. of America—New Product—
cents
15
par
and
share were made on Feb.
2
30, 1941,—V. 156, p. 1059.
per
and June
,
A
electron
new
make
to
V,1
at
K.
small
microscope.
available
it
research
Zworykin,
hundreds of
to
institutions,
has
enough
medical,
i
inexpensive
and
university and
enough
industrial
been
As.sociate
developed by RCA Laboratories, - Dr.
Director of the Laboratories, announced
Chicago Nov. 26 at
and
Conference
a joint meeting of National Industrial Chemical
Chicago Section, American Chemical Society.
the
Only 16 inches long and light, enough to be portable,
the microscope makes one of science's latest and
of
available
tools
for
In
Hampshire—Earnings-
Dr.
$7,459,704
15,929-
14,847
178,324
2,257,181
158,597
37,453
35,799
416,307
426,636
new
66,898
62,531
805,781
775,125
electron
is
292,464
'
power
depreciation-
2,860,846
46,100
52,000
574,530
525,479
91,166
97,125
1,097,273
income—
$178,189
$197,959
$2,276,439
$2,203,909
Dr446
Dr20,496
Dr538
in
a
wide
scale.
It
is
the
new
most
capable
model
powerful
of magni¬
particles of matter up to 100,000 times.
performance the standard size instrument
made
ago.
it clear
types
small
model.
It
microscope
unnecessary.—V.
has. been
researches
156,
p.
found,
he
explained,
that
in
the versatility of the larger
1870.
numerous
instrument
1,112,777
Non-operating income__
small
on
that the standard electron microscope,,
flexible
instrument equipped
with special
adaptors
for
of investigations,-is by no means superseded by the
highly
various
work
by RCA two years
Zworykin
$8,209,500
a
war
it equals
respect
$707,163
246,902
-
to
infinitestimally
this
introduced
1942—12 MOS.—1941
1942—Month—1941
$728,199
Maintenance
Federal
income
Net
oper.
tax-
taxes
'
968
Radiomarine
Corp. of
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
...
;
America—Earnings—
1942—Month—1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
Total
Gross
$177,743
Other
interest, net——
deductions
$2,203,371
58,361
700,337
1,105
Cr3.430
15,467
10,087
120,129
118,852
Net
Pfd.
—
income
div.
periods
801,926
1942,
307.122
215,013
an
80,592
253,853
174,003
79,646
in
1942
and
$1,438,907
55,816
669,797
to
$1,368,715
669,797
provision for Federal income taxes for the
the year 1942 has been computed at the rates
the Revenue Act of
include
in
the
applicable
other
1942.
adjustment made
an
overstatement
requirements
$129,374
55,816
estimated
applicable
forth
1,004.420
$110,987
requirements.
Note—The
amount
to
oper.
revenues-—
$37,192
$74,799
$413,026
$668,268
Total
oper.
deductions-
63,069
84,861
578,701
670,584
$25,877
$10,062
$165,675
$2,316
109,869
222,501
903,811
795,167
$83,992
$212,439
$738,136
$792,851
437
750
3,237
$212,002
$737,386
$789,614
770,337
10,295
interest
$2,255,943
Crl,S00
—
$198,927
58,361
income.
Bond
422,419
interim
an
no
of New
Co.
—_'
revenues
Purchased
1,286,048
1612.
stock,
cents
15
on
Operation
225,727
income—
declared
27
to
Sleeping Car Operations—
fying
1,238,105
railway
oper.
of
and
Public Service
set
From Jan. 1—
Gross
restated
Pullman
$104,292
-Earnings—
$127,645
railway
oper,
Nov.
$133,628
and surtax) taxes are
added provision of approx¬
(normal
Board.
Distributions
June
Other
Pittsburg Shawmut & Northern RR.
been
f'-l
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—15-Cent Common Div.
Other
The directors on
3,632
value, payable Feb. 1 to
holders of record Dec. 31, and the usual quarterly dividends of 1 Vi %.
each on the 6% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, and on the; 6%
cumulative preferred stock, par $50, payable Jan.
15 to holders of
record Dec. 19, all subject to the approval of the Foreign Exchange
Prov.
are
have
29,397
2,347
common
Income
Federal
1942
the 1941 Revenue Act plus an
$315,000 for additional taxes- which
♦Loss.—V.
on
$1,717,598
1,583,970
$137,321
28.294
the
1,583,970
$893,443
for
tember, 1941.—V. 156,
Net
$92,858
on
550,000
$2,477,413
—
42,138
$123,498
Period End. Oct. 30—
$1,844,976.
1
$179,459
44,359
charges
directors
share
per
$2,267,598
550,000
proposed 1942 Revenue Act. This additional amount is being spread
monthly upon the basis of taxable income.
The companies do not
consider that they have any liability for excess profits taxes.
Fdr
comparative purposes Federal income taxes for each month of 1941
868.
p.
Power
each
Stating the basis pf exchange, in terms of the consideration to be.
paid only by Phillips, the company will receive in exchange for the
43,928 shares of its common stock, 18,749 and a fraction of common
•
$167,857
income
156,
3,357,808
$3,027,413
upon
imately
Total
common
$98.40 for
delivered.
so
income
Net
—V.
'
stock
based
8,500
7,257 k
bonds
on
3,350,240
$261,945
requirements————
33,150
accruals-
reserve
Dr39,637
$5,625,406
278,821
—
dividend
$170,959
(net).
income..
Gross
ment (No. 2-5064, Form A-2) covering 43,928 shares of common stock,
(no par ), for Issuance if the company exercises an option to acquire
the capital of Alma Oil Co.
r '
"
"
"V
shares
26,226
——
income..
income
Gross
Retirement
Other
registration
a
income
Interest
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
Other
$8,932,881.
$9,763,594
—-__
18,536
$160,601
__k_-;
operating
67,489
$6,377,654
$540,766
the
Net
Utility
,930,100
3,625,790
":
20,132
-4—-——
20,710
808,300
686,300
$100)—
(par
stock
Common
•Surplus
taxes
Income '.taxes
166,801
1,288,653
—_
29,632
—i—
$5,665,043
.2,268.
,
$226,251
•Accruals
688,356
163,792
accounts
Federal
$1 ,800,000'
—k~———4.—$1,200,000
868,958
—
payable
Accrued
Maintenance
$6,310,165
-
dividend requirements—
Period End. Oct. 31-*—
'
u__——$9,763,594
$538,498
6,281
Balance
Coke Co.—Earningsi.—
550,335
2,395,494
$504,882
278,631
Balance
1
Sept. 30—
1,174,975
2,654,953
$498,601
Balance
revenues
66,940
210,555
(net)
Prior preference
1155.
p.
191,681
Notes payable
income
i<-
America—Registers With SEC—
Dec,
on
Rico Gas &
Operating
1,523,266
97,699
revenues
oper.
(Revenues
Porto
1,093,705
1,551,523
taxes.
share has been declared en
per
filed with the SEC a registration statement
(No. 2, 5066, Form A-2) covering 65,000 shaies of capital stock (par
$51. to be offered to the public at a price to be filed by amendment.
The shares are presently outstanding,
and proceeds will go to the
selling stockholders and not to the company.
Underwriters propose
to purchase a maximum of 42,064 of the 73,360 shares now owned by
the Lehman Corp., and 22,936 of the 40,000 shares owned by General
American
Investors
Co., Inc.
The underwriters and the maximum
number of shares which they are to purchase are as follows:
Boettcher
& Co.. Denver,
21,032 from Lehman Corp., and 11,468 from General
American
Investors Co.,
Inc.; and Laurence M. Marks & Co., New
York, 21,032 from Lehman and 11,468 from General American.
2,157.287
(neti
1,320,363
129,302
232,054
income
Preferred
The
6,676,270
91,093
128,044
taxes
Other
Inc.—35-Cent Dividend—
308,184
\
interest
Total
♦Federal
Other
4,437,037
299,371
;; v
—...
.
3,171
supplies
Advertising
989,286
3,847,458
2,084,474
(net)
assets——
and equipment
plant
Prepaid
1,900,
—_____—..-.I-——vk..
Investments
Property,
16,663
receivable
accounts
$253,607
——
Inventories..
1,291,968
the common
value, payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 10.
with 15 cents paid on April 11, last, and 50 cents on
These are the first dividends since Aug. 17, 1939, when
of
dividend
7,978,058
124,718
———
______
Balance
A
590,399
772,134
Depreciation
Net
21,365
in the amount of $96,985 in 1942
the above costs and expenses.
excess profits
tax has been made
of excess
1942.
determination
final
pending
liscal
■
1941 are included in
provision
No
—■,
Depreciation
in
$98,561
(2)
\
share on 475,000 shares of common
Notes—(1)
and
preferred stock—.
on
2,893,922
939,763
$750,519
—————-
profit
Earns, per
917,326
"
Pollak Mfg. Co.,
20
Dividends
1612.
p.
3,484,576
1,543,337
1,462,264
income—
oper.
4,389,575
1,864,648
railway
156,
This
12,050
5,372,788
from 'railway.—.
Gross
Net
Net
selling
$1,626,787 $20,990,037 $17,904,113
$1,853,252
revenues.—
Maintenance
60,171
profit
and
Operating
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operation
From Jan. 1—
Administrative
(& Subs.)—Earnings
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
railway——
railway__—__
from
Gross
$7,054,762
5,206,354
.'
income
Operating
October—
1941
"
1942
the
miscellaneous
in
of
nine
The
Oct.
16%
12
months
items.—V,
months
156,
the
Oct. 31,
adjusting
deficit
oper.
Ordinary income
communication)
(non¬
ordinary
inc.—
Gross
Deducts,
Net
from
ord.
inc.
$83,992
income
Deducts,
from
net
inc.
67,000
153J97
$16,992
$58,805
592,195
dividend
period
p.
ended
$83,900
preferred
1942 of
of
Net
1509.
ended
Sept.
30,
Balance
—V.
156,
—
p.
1420.
$145,191-
492,673
:
$296,941
(&
Railway Express Agency, Inc.
i
•
<j»
i
QSher
Total
Express
taxes
'
distributions
25
u—
91,255
853,598
809,258
4,612
6,341
58,525
174,587
;
Net from
Net
46,292,092
Payments to rail and other carriers—express privileges.r. ;V
Air Shipments Doubled—
*'•'V
;;
;
r
''Rail
revenue'/ 10,304,529
transp.
72,477,426
5,443,537
$565,117
$478,418
189,794
90,889
236,649
159,500
138,052
42,000
6,335,495
5,847,076
•
2,163,019
1,859,966
2,777,230 1
1,523,116
1,277,331
5,959,654
2,096,136
1,438,637
from
ry. oper.
—V.
.
railway
$5,186,039
$5,144,939
801,420
780,349
761,690
49,776
82,143
320,047
581,279
796,033
976,004
profits
profit
Net
Earnings
1,859,829
———
" 1,756,771
' $2,139,109
;
■
stock
..
•••
<1942
Earns,
—
__
Total
1940
"After
Jan.
>
Total
ry.
oper.
$2,547,325 $31,757,695
oper.
Dr94,625
Dr34,603
rents
ry;
Net
$22,849,285
from
ry.
sales
869.
«
.
from
Gross
from
Net
railway....
•
railwayL...
income...
oper.
ry
'- • 1942
$2,635,416
1 534,715
272,447
'
from
Net
Net
—V.
156, p.
income...
1613.
'<
'V
;
7,839,597
2,022,860
7,081,025
1,798,922
2,121,328
763,938
Years Ended
Net
$4,633,318
1,369,943
1,113,874
68,673,145
48,669,841
37,831,199
13,633,251
6,567,462
19,867,537
10,425,554
3,616,557
,
■...
railway-—
Operating revenues
"Operating expenses
*t-—-
$650,871
465,624
ry.
1939
"
$593^7
Net earnings
Ry.
61,647,371
19,826,262
/.■ '
17,697,661
16.042,724
13,864,484
5,961,778
$207,812
40
b"
$185,287
from
403,743
—----.--/.--/---A.
15,852,629
11,027,399
6,365,521
1,139,919
7,982,069
824,632
2,724,615
714,755
1,258,003
6,730,641
7,478,152
4,392,763
income
charges
deductions
Income
Net
90,551
—86,762
income
—...
"Includes provision for
$98,525
$117,321
Federal income taxes 1942, $60,275 and 1941,
———-—
-
$34,590.
Balance
profit
On
plant
(including intangibles), $5,498,448; miscel¬
and special deposits $440; cash in banks and
$124,359; accounts receivable (less reserve of $3,986),
$76,850; accounts receivable from affiliated company, $1,520; accrued
utility revenue, $32,286; materials and supplies, $35,384; prepaid taxes,
insurance, etc., ,$15,707; deferred charges, $1,728; total, $5,786,722.
investment
first
mortgage 5f* gold bonds, $1,695,000; due to New York Water Service
Corp. (loan account), $277,000; accounts payable (incl. $189 due to
parent company), $30,243; customers deposits and interest, $4,309;
accrued general taxes, $29,501; accrued Federal income taxes, $66,843;
accrued interest on long term debt,
$7,062; miscellaneous accrued
stock
(2,000
shares
no
Net
from
rev.
1,029
*27,351
*28,415
par),
$50,000;
$6,284; customers' advances for construction, $26,667; un¬
$167; reserves, $621,696; contributions in aid of con¬
struction, $38,725; fcapital surplus, $1,792,919; earned surplus, $1,140,307; total, $5,786,722.—V. 156, p. 788.
Ry.
'
.
$4,818,806
1,111,415
120,699
*202,274
which
the
to
1,260,000
1,260,000
$4.63
($5 par).
$5.20
1,260,000
$2.73
the
tax
months
10
the
tax
the
on
ended
the
portion
June
the
of
1942,
30,
is
year's income applicable
computed at 1941 rates
of the year's income applicable to the
two months ended Aug. 31,
1942, is computed at 1942 rates.
(2)
Provision for depreciation amounted to $921,160 in 1941 and
1,322,397
474,261
250,988
*88,281
on
in
$1,130,145
portion
1942.
Balance
$19,641,935
249,067
9,183,689
hand...
accounts
; 255,373
investments
from
ry.
$1,094,041
$10,713,619
$7,462,921
buildings,
1
135,568
3,423,357,
1,637,366
"f.
income
$969,720
253,843
$7,679,872
349,313
2,522,618
$5,924,535
2,618,053
$620,407
$1,136,690
,
$5,825,554
11,247
8,606
Deducts, from gross inc.
.
$7,590,262
V
89,611
$5,157,254
$3,306,477
$958,473
$1,128,084
income
Non-oper.
.
preferred, stoqk
;
Common
stock
Accounts
Net'ry. oper.! income-
and
$882,847
income
Dividends
98,981
$16,214,900 $16,795,00(1
...
payable
6,300.000
—
pay.
and accrued liabs—'
■
——
Sundry taxes payable
and accrued—.——
10-year 1%
sinking fund debentures.—
4%
fund debentures———:
sinking
for
Reserve
Federal
payable
Capital
1957.
156, p.
taxes..—
—
surplus
(non-current)^
Earned surplus
—_
;
stock
...
—
Listing of
Committee of
the
New York Curb Exchange has
shares
of
1941
in
common
1941
in
shares
1941
in
$4,799,897
pursuant to the agreement of merger of Oct.
2,802,393
24,000,000
6,233,988
36,283,007
Drl02,902
—
"After
the corporation for the listing of 214,667
stock (par $1), upon official notice of
16 between the
corporation and Gulfboard Oil Corp.
The total number of shares now
applied for is 799,884 (of an authorized issue of 1,000,000 shares).—
application of
the
proved
8,196,062
14,750,000
—$116,026,602 $98,768,676
reserve
for doubtful accounts,
allowances, etc., of $504,154
and $550,000
in 1941.
tAfter reserve for depreciation ot
Total
ap¬
5,389,755
229,281
838,154
690,852
13,800,000
1,200,000
I)rl00,636
—
—^
6,300,000
7,592,769
220,727
6.299,816
40,862,112
Salt Dome Oil Corp.—Listing-^The
1
$116,026,602 $98,768,676
—
accept,
(!Notes
Net
779,386
16,769,965
1
•
Liabilities—
v
5 VaS
360,790
367,608
1,712,349
17,619,388
deferred charges——...
machinery, equipment, etc...
trademarks, goodwill, etc..
—
Prepaid expenses and
Brands,
oper.
.
96,369
156,00Q
751,608
;
Total
Deducts,
54,621,554
...
156,000
...
230,142
24,349
28,716
oper.
ry.
23,888,041
■ '
grain future contracts
securities
Miscellaneous
$2,089,753
30,669,891
receivable—.
Inventories
1,923,932
1941
$1,756,113
63,361,252
and
on
Deposits on
$7,232,779
81
Aug.
1942
in bank and
"Notes
$9,156,711
$1,069,692 $10,458,246
$1,460,153
Sheet,
Assets—
Cash
$1,318,759
$2,734,210
ry. oper.
income
income.
oper,
Other
156,
$5,895,335
and
and
San Antonio Cvalde & Gulf
October—
Gross
.
1942
$169,738
41,390
railway—__
income
oper.
ry.
•:•••
railway—~
from
from
Net
.
ment.—V.
shares
in
payable
1,120
*23S
1
1940/'/
.
$100,723
October—
1939
*6.281
Gross
Net
*
railway.——
1,496,519
164,052
1,154,819
76,484
income
*241,775
*244,895
railway——
from
from
Net
oper.
ry.
17,502
1,001,769
•
*2,891
1,162,757
*196,530
Deficit.—V.
to
1942.
^Represented by 1,200
of ■5Vz% preferred stock at
banks under bank credit agree¬
in
1942
1 declared a year-end dividend of 85
cents
'
-
2,726,783
$317,471
income
Interest
and
186,553
31,394
391,368
357,575
62,346
14,661
414,306
164,421
24,924
318,447
285,136
$755,764
$48,498
———.'
amortiz...
$681,060
Drl,740
Dr21,875
19,398
$47,835
(net)—
$67,288
Dr663
revenues-
oper.
$2,775,711
1,026,261
194,365
26,775
taxes.
—-—
1,453,575
19,854
32,775
taxes
$3,453,121
90,269
18,186
Depreciation
$248,391
128,892
Operating revenues
Operation
Maintenance
Net
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$65,548
$659,185
$775,162
31,227
31,207
376,079
374,855
$16,608
requirements
$34,341
$283,106
$400,307
149,115
558,400
483,967
39,138,438
6,649,200
2,768,002
35.987,329
5,910,876
2,193,040
24,360,868
8,307,735
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
1942—Month—1941
805.230
531,083
35,361,258
87,857,870
oper.
909,329.
Vv'>/
income—.
156, p. 1958.
ry.
1939
$3,893,383
$4,182,007
1,021,197
railway—....
from
Net
—V.
$5,760,922
4,574,90.9
railway.
1940
1941
$10,276,731
52.338,767
12,964,752
Net
"
1942
•
railway:
railway...—
from
Gross
114.545
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—Earnings—
Balance
share on the capital stock, no par value, payable Dec. 21 to
holders of record Dec.
11.
This compares with 30 cents paid on
June 26, last, $1.25 on Dec. 19, 1941, and 50 cents on June 27, 1941.—
1957.
p.
Net ry. oper. income—.
S From Jan. 1—
1613.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Other income
Dividend of 85 Cents—
156,
from
Net
*15,020
*305,972
.
from
Gross
$130,559
*36,264
*31,869
156,
notes
Seaboard Air Line Ry.—Earnings—
RR.—Earnings—
1941
X
$123,000
1,418
^Unsecured
cost.
1613.
p.
Other
Dec.
941,875.
1,259,881
outstdg.
.
other charges of $76,427 in
*Less
f-Land,
"Federal
revenue,
on
stk.
925,925
629,941
891,654
stock—..
common
of com.
under
1942- -10 Mos.—1941
$2,840,638 $38,850,091 $22,931,482
13,774,771
1,521,880
19,208,157
1,274,052
liabilities,
The-directors
——
—
Marketable
earned
Ruberoid Co.—Year-End
—
cumul. preferred stock.
1941 and $43,071 in 1942.
Notes—(1) Federal income and excess profits taxes have been cal¬
culated in accordance with the provisions of the Revenue Act of 1942
From Jan. 1—
working funds,
Liabilities—Common:
—
stk. taxes
Consolidated
•
Net
Sheet, Sept. 30, 1942
Assets—Utility
laneous
——
dividends declared:
On SVz'/c
$109,114
3,066
127,301
/
2,084,596
V.
—
operations—
$207,871
—
Total income
sales
468,102
Cash
1942—Month—1941
revenues—
oper.
additional
$185,247
—.
——
*
95,390,328
—.—
Prov. for Fed. inc. & cap.
^
$103,032
1,557,850
1940
$
.
26,602,021
on
..
issuance
Other income
^
10,559,297
.
21,229
1,303,034
913,183
;
1941
.\.u
568,368
2,825,483
55,447
oper. income—
"Deficit.—V., 156, p. 1613.
Net
Ontario Water Service Corp.—Earns,
and taxes
1942
...
rubber.
Subs.)
(Incl.
1,019,979
$169,354
2,740,836
synthetic
31
'
from
Net
—V.
,
£650^71
■'
'■
of
Aug.
and
sold
profit
Interest
1,235,226
.
railway'———
from
on
32,981,921
goods
and
,
Messrs.
work
production,
alcohol
119,210,643
—
Of
Total
Ry, —Earnings
1940
v■"••/...
its
to
81,473.633
Shs.
1941
war
of
some
152,192,564 121,992,349
Net
1942
v..'
activities,
addition
the
royalty-
that
adding
to
Ended
...
it
development of a process for
grain, which, when converted into
.
y. :
States
conversion
the
;■*
allowances
.
15,284,261
5,906,146
„
United
offered
In
ingredient
Years
'
created
advertising,
distributing,
admin., & general expenses——
37,869,994
23,995,843
railway--.:
$359,716
railway—205,172
oper. income
-147,476
ry.
Gross
886,040
Sept. 30—
from
essential
for
,
Cost
$4,583,798
1,597,855
$1,488,874
Potomac RR,—Earnings
1941
,1940
1939
$1,181,453 : ; $750,477
$666,518
/
433,374
199,594
147,498
120,332,
93,252
156,366
11,358,106
4,505,731
Diol
largely
for
and
research
its
com¬
.
the
column"
conversion
undertook
an
returns,
^Treasury
Rochester & Lake
Butane
less
expanded
Net
year.
production for strictly
units,
stockholders.
stock
capital
$152,192,564,
"Interest, storage and other income
1,914,724
from
and
previous
period
$5,706,105
& Texas
the
to
dedicated
"packed
alcohol
plant
Account
..
3,607,650
■
>
22,419,252
12,856,244
,
of
1939
income^
of
becomes
' -V/
1780.
p.
told
laboratory
Income
Sales,
has
war
greatly
problems
butadiene,
1940
_■
of
all
Profit
$500, 000
Yy-'.y
and
all
on
to
contribution
Schenley
Jacobi
production
1941
Period End. Oct. 31—
2,556,974
railway...
oper.
ry.
and
research
.
the
totaled
fiscal year.
of the industry,
capacity
into
has
company
many
in the-1941
company
the
in
1942,
Selling,
Net-from
Gross
Gross^fnfm railway-.:.:
already
The
4,147,463
railway——
oper.
156,
contribute
call
stock taxes
equivalent to $6.33
income
distilling company, the report said,
availed themselves of the service.
every
Rosenstiel
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—-
Richmond Fredericksburg &
October—
the
31,
full-scale
a
distilleries
to
have
$9,168,928
railway—„
October—•
}
607,509
486,o66
Outstanding com. shares
400,000
314,6(4
tEarn, per com. share.
$1.33
$1.3o
"After all charges and estimated Federal income and excess profits
taxes,
ton common stock presently outstanding after payment
of
preferred dividends.—V. 156, p.
free
$21,313,423 $10,893,968
141,252
77.706
1942,
final
until
first
have
$7,982,069,
Earnings per share———
156,780
314.674
$0.42
196,737
400,000
$0.42
i
whiskey
1942
railway
to
Federal
share,
a
Aug.
plant
making
covering
patent
Earnings of Company Only
1942—3 Mos.—1941
1942—9 Mos —1941 ^
$8,882,668 $5,338,350 $25,340,111 $13,293,953
~
"Net'profit
entire
1933,
to
with
$2.16
or
ended
year
military needs,
$1,645,226 $21,172,170 $10,816,252
October.
$100,000
St. Louis San Francisco
>
$14,750,844
Dr848,451
Cr31
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Rheem
Public
'
.•
$3,833,193
for
railway-
from
Net
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
the
With
since
$1,480,456 $17,478,186 $13,902,474
$2,172,537
income.
1694.
oper.
156, p.
$1,650,712 $19,202,971
Rrl66,846 Dr 1,432,710
Dr3,410
Dr292,075
$2,301,765
income
(net)....
joint facil, rents (net).
Railway
/
ry.
Gross
12,554,724. , / 8,093,441
896,613
1,281,093
$2,724,615,
the
31, 1942, for estimated income taxes.
From Jan. 1—
Equip.
10,093
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Net
Gross
Railway tax accruals... ; ;
.$1,655,319
11,711
*
from
from
Net
—V.
$3,582,858
15,580
fixed
.
Gross
'
ry. oper.
5,223,842
—
/ '
revenues
Net rev. from
for
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$3,844,905
provision
to Oct.
1
October—
.1942—Month—1941
1942—10 Mos.—1941
$9,146,235 $7,578,696 $84,734,211 $66,005,779
expenses
5,563,377
5,031,371 52,976,516 43,156,494
oper.
for
that
which
operations
continue
amounted
year
pared with $121,992,349
$5,934,206 $72,233,191 $50,739,845
3,940,635
46,531,760. 36,476,973
1,641,050
21,155,542
10,677,485
14,269
157,881
216,473
3,829,325
—_
charges
;
,
avail,
Net
ry.
of
sales
261.
p.
$0.77
$0.65
income has been com¬
on
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Total
156,
$9,654,363
income..
Irom
*Bal.
$1,053,557
in
:Period End. Oct. 31—
taxes
No.
323
1942—Month—1941
——
income
Deducts.
conformity with provisions of 1942 Revenue Act which be¬
came
law Oct. 21,
1942, but without giving effect to 107* post-war
refund of excess profits tax which, for
the six months ended Oct.
31, 1942, amounts to $185,000.
'
■
i2) The consolidated balance sheet of the company and its sub¬
sidiaries, as of Oct. 31,
1942, showed current assets of $9,698,844
and current liabilities of $4,869,192, the excess of current assets over
current liabilities being $4,829,652.—V. 156, p. 964.
puted
1942.—V.
income—
oper.
stockholders
and
will
war
compared
discounts
$0.25
$935,760
$0.22
Federal taxes
for
Provision
(1)
23,
revenues—
income
told
report,
activities
the
fiscal
share,
Gross
A,
1941
'
$527,757
profit..
.....
of common stock..
net
sh.
per
Notes
trustee,
Co.,
latest
the
common
a
' y.-'/:'-
Trust
oper.. expenses
ry.
Other
the
"those
•'
in
75
Ended Oct. 31
Earnings for 8 Months
Consolidated
oper.
Net
$870,152
$1.57
$1.19
$0.47
.
Dec.
to
Total
y
dividends; of
Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings of System—
St.
948,089
$1,770,743
of
share
per
common
Union
Louis
St.
Total
$1,078,298
—
initial
„
•
Period End. Oct. 31—
excess
tax
winning
the
171,697
Fed,
for
Sought—
interest
and
170,864
inc. taxes
Frov. for Fed.
Prov.
income.
other
of
won,
to
Broadway, St.
Louis, Mo., will until 2 p.m. on Dec. 23 receive bids for the sale
to it of first mortgage 5%
bonds due March 1, 1959, to an amount
sufficient to exhaust $22,071.16, and at a price not to exceed par
The
$1,789,063
576,350
and other expenses,
net
is
directly
income bonds into
Tenders
■
the
resources
of
this
company,
and first call on
energies of everyone connected with it."
Federal income 'and excess profits taxes and capital
converted $1,869,565 of St. Louis
112,173 shares of class A stock.
recently
which
Chicago,
Service Co.
signed
victory
.
of
been
1941.
\
of
have-declared
directors
1941
<lFirst Call On Resources"—
who
President,
cents each on
the class A and class B stocks, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
Dec.
10.
These
are
the
first
dividends
by
this
company
since
termination of reorganization proceedings on Nov.
16, 1939, when
it was returned to private management.
\
One of the principal beneficiaries will be National City Lines, Inc.,
1939
depr.
for
Prov,
1940
$4,370,602
operation. _
& depl.
from
Profit
1942
1941
Oct. 31-
6 Mos. End.
Net
4,669,902
—
St. Louis Public Service Co.—Initial Dividends—
-Earnings-
Subs.)-
Rayonier, Inc. (&
Net
9,972,635
income...!
1694.
156, p.
The
^
—V.
/>vV"
railway....
from
Net
■
/
of
month
each
of war materials by the corporation on a
24-hour-abasis, seven days a week, and delivery of alcohol for war pur¬
poses at full capacity, which is in excess of 30,000,000 wine-gallons
a
year, are reported in the annual report released Nov. 30.
Pointing out that the Government is looking to the entire beverage
distilling industry, for production in 1943 of 240,000,000 wine-gallons
of war alcohol, Lewis S. Rosenstiel, Chairman, and Lester E. Jacobi,
1939
1940
1941
225,323
v
Federal in¬
purposes
have
for
taxes
Production
$694,848
■■
comparative
For
to the Revenue Act enacted in September,
day
695,737
Net
Division on Nov. 29 announced that it
handled in the first nine months-of this year 15,085,345 pounds of
air express shipments, compared With 7,927,181 pounds in 1941,
an
increase of 90'/*.
Shipments for the same period were 1,033,761 as
against 947,760 for the 1941 period, an increase of 97*.
Gross rev¬
enue was up
112% i
'
September air express continued to increase, principally because
of the war production program.
Weight of shipments was up 102'/*
for a record total of 2,233,043 pounds, the highest monthly total in
the
15-year history of the service.* There were
122,554 shipments
handled
during
the month, 7,507 more than in September,
1941..
Gross revenue was up 125.5'/*
over September a year ago, while ship¬
ments handled in rail-air service increased 30'/*.—V.
156, p. 1780.
.
Production
-Earnings-
$1,181,352
income.:.'
profits
Schenley Distillers Corp.—Annual Report—Gives War
corporation's-Air Express
The
Int.
Sept. 25, last, as against
the first dividend paid since
was
1942
:
;;
From Jan. 1—
Gross
«•
.
•
Similar
1421.
156, p.
(1941—$5,640).
excess
restated to give effect
—V. 156, p. 1334.
and
26
which
10.
1942
and
come
the common
railway—
oper.'
ry,
on
railway...—.
from
Gross
1
f
June
on
1942,
25,
1937,—V.
October—
funded
Other deductions
made
were
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.
11,140,339
•Uw-r-----
has been declared
share
cents per
March
on
10,
Nov.
12,046,432
820,766
———u
on
cents
10
payable Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec.
stpek,, par $1,
'
95,843
expenses
disct.
&
debt
'
11'
17,436,940 182,103,903 143,721,222
101,771,114
90,330,431
755,468
6,943,240
6,114,854
23,272,182
income
&
revs.
Operating
Int.
income—
&
revs.
$
179,941.675 141,628.827
2,162,228 Vr 2,092,395
$23,039,969 $17,193,864
232,213
243,076
transport.
for
Charges
'
of
dividend
A
1942—9 Mos.—1941
30,
Sept.
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—10-Cent Dividend—-
Subs.)—Earnings—
-1941
1942—Month
Period End Sept. 30—
2045
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Volume 156
—
Special Offering
—
A special
offering of 33,600 shares of capital stock (no par) was
made 011 the New York Stock Exchange, Dec. 2 by
$60y2, with $1 commission.
offering was the
largest "special" which has been made on the Stock
Exchange since this system of marketing stock was in¬
augurated earlier this year. At the close of the market
the offering was terminated, with 28,846 shares having
been sold.
There were 376 purchases,- through 73 firms
with the largest block sold amounting to 1,000 shares
and the smallest to one shafe.—-V. 156, p. 1781.
Goldman,
With
149,115
a
Sachs
& Co.
at
dollar volume of $2,032,000, the
per
V.
156, P.
1780.
Balance
Debenture
1942
$392,467
$335,220
1940
$309,677
1939
$333,965
81,061
62,504
41,535
25,303
25,773
*18,108
73,561
49,390
3,578,468
672,354
3,171,569
402,772
2,968,995
—
209,213
2,867,835
276,868
income—
496,782
231,931
*66,153
53,398
October—
Net
from
from
Net ry.
Net
from
Net ry
,
railway—.-
railway.
oper.
«rn«nfrom'
Preferred
RR—Earnings—
Rutland
income—
railway—
railway
oper.
dividend
"Deficit.—V. 156, p.
1780.
1941
for
$251,193
60,000
60,000
$73,991
1942
(normal and surtax)
and excess
stock and surplus—
Federal income
profits taxes are based upon the 1941 Revenue Act plus an added
provision of approximately $166,000 for additional taxes which may
be
required under the proposed 1942 Revenue Act.
This additional
amount is being spread monthly upon the basis of taxable income.
amounts shown above for Federal income taxes include provision
estimated excess profits taxes of $258,402 for the 12 months ending
.The
for
Corp.—60-Cent Dividend—
directors have declared a
common
stock,
payable
$191,193
requirements.
Balance for common
♦Accruals
$133,991
—
—
dividend
Shell Union Oil
The
.
Balance
Oross
—
—
Dec.
15
dividend of 60 cents per share on the
to holders of record Dec. 4.
This
60 cents on Dec. 19,
with 40 cents paid on July 15, last;
1941, and 40 cents on July 21, 1941.—V. 156, p.
compares
Sierra Pacific
Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct, 31—
Operating
revenues
Gross inc.
after retire.
reserve
accruals
Net
income
—V.
156, p.
1781.
1694.
1942—Month—1941
$226,909
$221,173
77,106
68,779
70,571
61,561
'
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$2,582,117
$2,486,281
632,187
532,378
825,570
725,950
•••
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2046
of
cents
40
per
The
1941
$577,122
304,352
bus)
—__—
--
Maintenance
Provision
Taxes
1942
and
(railway
revenues
Operation
$486,464
282,235
i
depreciation
'
—A
The
38,848
earnings
income
Other
ending
earnings
$51,590
Drl,166
1,804
>
$77,999
—_—28,866
$53,394
41,290
1,346
1,926
———-1—
Amortization
debtdiscount
debt
of
income
Net
—V.
—
long-term
on
156,
and
expense——
total
of
156,
of first
due July
A,
'
Trust
1949,
Eank
of
Bank
Trust
&
Bend,
West
Cincinnati,
Co.,
of
$1
$2
Dec.
21
on
Wise.,
at
or
called for redemp¬
Ohio.—V.
155,
Net
2189.
p.
;•
10
\V
of
one
was
7
:A...
,■
28,442
*" 30,392
A-'A-
'*'' A-
The
270,984
324,817
180,027
railway—i.—
from
Net
Net
i56,
-
*
7,932,683
2,626.496
1695,
■■
of
dividend
A
distributions
and
on
been
declared
the
on
making
Nadler,
stock: will
A
stock,
common
Dec.
INet
30
and
40
of
cents
share
per
payable
25
Sept. 30, last,
cents
each
to
were
made
each quarter during
and in
March
on
156,
Gross
Net
Gross
from
15.
Net
191.304,770
117,223,511
59,580,350
railway
income—
oper.
ry.
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
15
138,253,377
of
a-a:.,
cents
50
Sept.
each
last,
12.
50' cents
made
on
the
stock
common
Federal
1942—10 Mos.—1941
A
$
State,
22,112,350
468,558
oper.
taxes-
county
facil.
Net
9,861,879
9,527,614
140,530
42,263,018
1,773,672
2,915
63,479
22,738
Drl32,314
Dr57,249
Dr984,299
7,663,328
78,150,756
tire
authorized
from
Net
ry.
railway
1941
$1,201
income—.
1940
1939
*37,363
■
$782,425
7,062
Net
from
ry.
:'
rubber
will
sold
be
which now
such tires,
obtain
to
a
.-.a'a
*24,858
57,525
4,463,091
269,602
*128,728
loss.—V.
or
3,642
'"126,183
income—_
oper.
93,241
156,
7,639,092
6,206,097
535,511
465,445
277,029
288,633 '
>
'
-
stock,
payable
paid
were
in
of
also
cents
15
Dec.
Stamps
by
in
are
from
ry.
paid
to
share
has
holders
Sept.
A
15,
Dec.
on
-f'-
no
1958.
p.
A
of
30,
been
declared
Dec.
record
last,
year-end
1941.—V.
4.
.7]/?'i
V
of
Net
^'
"
'
i.
S'''
'.
this
Net
of
20
capital
of
cents
50
amounts
with
15
cents
cents
share
per
October—
Gross
Dec.
each
Net
pro¬
a
Net
Net
ry.
1941
1939
were
86,294,509
income—
32,814,375
81 892 030
25,705,994
25'300'976
16,119,529
26,699,260
—Week End. Nov. 21
16i249',128
Jan.
1
to
Nov.
earnings
p. 1958.
1941
1942
$
: j
income_„
railwdy
railway—™—
dividend
Gas
105
and
Trust
The
been
interest.
Cot
Co.
Gas
that
3,774,170 240,626,838
for
Payment
also
first
all
mortgage
called
of New York,
company
Mexico
first
Co.
have
interest
be
made
Deaborn
bonds
and
at
St.,
the
the
:
1,282.677
818,641
731,055
1,000,000
$2,599,568
$2,840,650
19,746
$259,312
$2,619,312
140,542.
1,686,500
*
;•
21,274'
.
$2,861,924
1,686,500
•
56,695:
A'$105,422
$115,764
to preferred stock__.x__
$876,117s
A" 375,678
..34.19L
:
$1,141,233
375,678'
$500,439
______
for
Federal
of
taxes
$46,017
$765,555
for
the
current
twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1942, addi-'
required under the Revenue Act. of 1941.—V. 156,
A:A■"1:v,/V
A*
:-A:
A.-■*
A
*
Ry.—Earnings—
income^..
;
■
■
"
.
1941 A*
*-'■
"
;
•
1940 A
.
1939
'
■■
A $116,727.
$118,249
'
33,079
397,264
$77,389'
:
30,656
19.024
;
.
10,651
s
*
1,143,904
797,080
403,354
AA 174,006
276,126
V
541,663
A
.
'
,
'
'43,252
14,050
29,610
*
772,499
156,823
80,367
64,805
.
.
'
*« - 1942
$10,288,054
>5,538,389
2,430,191
3,325,682
2,818,050
railway.::.
80,640,119
railway::.*::
38,144.626
•
;
railway.:...'
income.:.
from
p;
1940
''''*'
<
A
1939
$4,376,256
$4,350,191
1,439,107
1,558.170
913,232
1,031,315
48,77k503
37,367,127
35,799,35(1
17,131,731
9,244.104
> '9,101,250
10,822,558 A
3,762,534
•
*
income... A 18,699,134
oper.
156,
-';
1941
.
*
$5,904,526
"'
1614aiAV;--A,':avA:AA :A:
162,890 906
of
the
sinking
3,895,230
:.AAAa;::* ■*
*aa
a
;;;
;;
;/
,
will
be
4%%
as
made
at
of
bonds
Dec
the
28
of
cents
90
dividend
stock,
$40,693,804
$26,393,105
2,138,187
23,854,899
17,406,448
A 809,244
; A 352,261
6,475,460
2,636,905
93,036
65,278
1,043,077
880,295
Cr2,349
Cr3,073
Cr21,382
Cr22,457
$1,590,978
$681,356
;A a38,215
37,924
tax accruals:..*
with
Dec.
Marine
Midland
120 Broadway. N. Y. City
announced that all of the outstanding
due
mortgage
V
-V-aC'
series
A
15-year
series
First
Chicago,
B
bonds
National
111.—V.
at
104
Bank
156,
p.
and
of
1958.
Chicago
paid
$287,994
135,121
95,259
$158,023
$144,497
23,096
9,146
30,156
*15,111
*25,136
*9,167
1,493,706
213,557
*131,574
1,348,161
v 98,012
*220,193
V
1,373,860
141,973
*209,811
Payment
trustee
38
will
So
,
*111,1 ■■1
dividend
of
.
■
fixed
for
on
June
30,
share has been declared on the
$9,341,750
$5,491,914
408,151
i
•
371,837
>,—
$719,280
$9,749,901
7,417
40,668
$5,863,751
42,517
$1,623,255
156,
'
1958.
p.
$711,863
$9,709,233
$5,821,234
323,217
320,111
3,193,257
3,208,394
$1,300,038
$391,752
$8,515,976
$2,612,840
,
—
income
Net
—V.
.
,
..
..
This
1940;
1942—Month—1941
revenues....
Operating
expenses
•Federal
Other
$1,151,647
taxes
423,277
66,713
100,000
,
A
,
5,372,801
4,725,93G
177,899
199,939
taxes
1942—12 Mos.—1941 (
$1,136,136 $12,365,824 $11,801,993
413,250
Property^ retirement re¬
serve
appropriations.
;'"1-
,
.
Texas Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
Operating
common
.
,
1,404,317
A 747,820
1,088,003
61,925
100,000
1,200,000
limited-term
of
investments
669,092
;
1,163,681
-
'
A'
1
....
551
712
7,874
5,222
revenues..'.
$371,194
$372,323
$3,633,012
$4,150,056
1,808
2,532
20,604
19.264
$373,(002
$374,855
$3,653,616
$4,169,320
170,417
2,045,000
2,045,000
120,000
120,000
116,401
92,293
share has been declared on the common
per
Net
oper.
Other Income
(net)
,
income
.......
Int.
on
mtge. bonds....
170JI17
declared on the common
A like amount was
and Dec. 1, 1941.—V. 156,
Int.
on
debenture bonds
lofooo
f 820
share has been
per
and
on
June
30
Other int. & deducts.:..
Int.
qhgd.
to
10,000
■
6,314
CrL 837
construct.
►
Cr8,18l
1695.
Net
Stromberg-Carlson
Telephone
Mfg.
Co.—Year-End
A
Balance
year-end dividend of 50 cents per share has been declared on the
stock, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 30.
A similar
was
made on Dec. 24,
last year, which was the first
♦Includes
common
distribution
payment
1335.
since Dec.
1,
1937 when
Income
12%
cents
was
disbursed.—V.
156,
$187,602
Divs. applic. to pfd.
Dividend of 50 Cents—
p.
•
Corp.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
cents
last,
"'■*
*.,.«*
-Charges'.-.—..'-^:
v
Dividend
.
25
1 r*
$1,629,193
A *5,938
,
deductions
avail.
Inc.
Fixed charges
A
,
New
5%
interest.
iV'a 4
income
Miscelk
stock, payable Dec. 28 to holders of record Dec. 3.
p.
May
:A
1939 >.
27,
Stewart-Warner
A
Jan.
trustee,
(netl.:.,
rentals (net)..
.' Net ry. oper:, income.
Other income
■'
.
rentals
facil.
Jt.
payable Dec. 19 to holders of record Dec. 5.
This
17% cents per share paid on Dec. 22, last, and 7%
1939.—V. 149, p. 3884.
;
.
$1,
par
on
cents
of 30
Mos.—1941
$3,234,009
•
$149,813
per
T942—10
1942—Month—1941
$5,188,989
Amort,
South¬
at
v
expenses2,698,080
Gross
1942
'
revenues,
-
due
Railway—Earnings—
Operating
March 29, $1;
$1,
par
compares
outstanding Texas
fund
redemption
Pacific
Period End. Oct. 31—
the common
156, p. 966.
Sterling Brewers, Inc.—30-Cent Dividend—
sinking fund
15,
1951, and first mortgage series B
15-year 5% sinking fund bonds due Nov. 15, 1954, have been called
for
redemption on Dec. 28, 1942, the series A bonds at 103 and
convertible
f
3,006
railway...*
from
Equip,
payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 12.
compares with $1.25 paid on Dec. 15. last; 80 cents on Dec. 24,
ana 40 cents on July 27,
1940.—V. 154, p. 1305.
stock,
A
r
announced
company
15
1,270
railway.:..' '•''*'; $131,723
Texas &
,
Southern Union Gas Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
1956,
and
1
Oct.
on
$258,042
railway.::..J-1'*'*43,024
oper.
ry.
—V.
n•
1940
1941
income.—
156, p. 1614.
oper.
ry.
cents
The
made
1,980,357
83,333
3,638
From Jan. .1—
Net
"y.'
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.—90-Cent
$
6,160,044
——
western
1, July
1,000,000
.
140,542
Period End. Sept.-30—
1941
$
156,
15,
175,104 '
67,241
.
1942
oper.
Net ry.
Net
21—
1942
$
Gross
$249,602
provisions
from
Net
•
Ry.—Earnings-
♦Deficit,—V.
A
railway— 165,590,286 114,466,189
71,533,014
42,713,901
Period—
—V.
from
from
Net
1940
railway—
oper.
also
were
share#
per
Quarterly distribu¬
April
$301,806 for the
from
Gross
this com¬
2,163,899
667,625
289,392
railway.^-railway—
oper.
ry.
Net
railway
from
10 cents
5.
on
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
railway,.
from
.
of
dividend
this issue
1.131
A" October—
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
211,221
railway.:.::.,.,
Net ry. oper income.^. A ;
—V. 156, p. 1614.
'
30 to holders of record Dec. 16.
made on March 30, June 30 and
1942
.
from
from
•Net
$20,011,735 $13,527,523 $10,206,264 $10 098 560
9,603,978
4,714,416
3,739,666
3'977 213
oper. income—
4,295,069
2,710,532
2,656,699
2919 821
ry.
206,698:
v
1942—Month—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$982,108 ' $916,896 $10,773,081
$9,509,825'
365,935
333,176
4,374,517
3,655,443
.
from
Net
Ry.
Sept. 30, last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
28, $1.50; Sept. 30, $1, and Dec. 30, 75 cents.—V.
2099.
p.
1942
from
from
486,912
242,216
operating
share has been declared on
per
payable
value,
par
Distributions
cents
75
Staten Island Rapid Transit
the
Like
compared
as
dividend
155,
on
Ry.—Earnings—
October—
Gross
68,064.
2,014,545
r
^
>
Starrett Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
dividend
stock,
156,
4_•> "
(L. S.)
Gross
Southern
89.513
A,
519,613
380,469 A'
*,l',;From Jan. 1-—
Gross from railway.'... >. 1,427,243
?
President and Executive Head of
Farish,
death.—V.
'k.
Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
per
and
quarters.
preceding
was
10
June 30
on
694,562
$248,471
AA
Net
-
June
1614.
p.
Southern Phosphate
dividend
: 1939
.
$261,554
•
2287.
—i
and
Total
A
>
v
amount
,
p.
(net)....'
applicable
from
Gross
1958.
certificate from
(New Jersey)—Obituary—
Standard Oil Co.
A
railway—
railway—
♦Deficits
like
.October—
the
only
William
81,060
*39,123
'
$815,565
*4,105
from
Net
'2,166,356
record Dec.
revenues...
1246.
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross
buyer
required
be
board.
difference in
The
Farish's
$12,186
railway.-—'4,032
oper.
of
155,
A
Texas Mexican
;
died suddenly on Nov. 29 at Millbrook, N. Y.
Ralph 'W. Gal¬
lagher, who was recently elected Chairman of the board, will fill
the
jobs of both the Chairman and President until the board of
directors can
decide on a man to fill the vacancy created by Mr,
Lines—Earnings—
1942
•
from
/ 2,446,558
.
pany,
Southern Pacific SS.
Net
reclaimed
sale of
the
will
The
52,463,527
1958.
p.
October—
Gross
of
made
duction.
Dr577,826
13,425,047
income—
41,881
83,333
tional to the amounts
the appearance of the tire will be a stencil
leading "war tire" next to the serial number on one sidewalk ; At
a
speed of less than 35 miles an hour, the company said, the new
tires
will give reasonably
satisfactory mileage, but it warned that
underinflation must be avoided.—V. 156, p. 1695.
889,338
39,323
on
approps.
•Includes
■
1942,
for
rationing
6,014
(net)
rents
ry. oper.
156,
kwh.
137,910,000
3,161,204
901,201
principal-
A;
61,914
A
extra
an
interest
month
(net)—— Drl,850,883 Drl,440,192£)rl5,278,171 Drl.842,874
rents
Jomt
with
3,155,299
4,859,730
;
taxes
compared
as
4,320,168
>
of
1940 >
$231,566
73,307
—73,148
Balance
the
4,320,184
'
cerpo->
payable'
.
in
351,718
1
taxes
Miscellaneous
Equip,
82,524,754
and
1%
of
the
non-cumulative-
due
...
1941
$252,015
'
'
v
made
mtge. bonds....
on
Dividends
on
351,690
city
and
taxes
Federal
10,887,960 155,241,955
468,603
;'
411,916
"
were
1941—V.
V; Net income
it, was announced on Nov. 27.
The company stated that the
would be available at its service stations as soon as the
company,
new
tire"
"war
new
376,707,762 244,539,365
taxes
1
declared
each
taxes.......
taxes
Other
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana—New "War Tire" Ready
221,465,808
ry.
6%
be
rate
the
at
A'",:';
stockholders of
to
Payments
31,
ret.,res.
Net
18,959,433
insur.
companies
system for the week ended Nov. 28,
Co.
kwh,
operating
utility
corresponding week last year, an increase on 4.9%.—V. 156, p.
29,847,393
retire,
last.
Net oper.
against 62% cents on March 14, 1942.
June 10 and Sept. 2, 50 cents
A *
A a a
as
18,816,182
47,630,354
Unemploy.
the
to
•
.
..
were
public
of' the
165,662,000
25,518,004
fr.
1422.
indenture of
which
declared
interest
;
;
A-v:"AA
have
15
cents
Other income
share
per
Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
Gas &
Standard Gas & Electric
revenues—__
rev.
10
•Federal
1941 were as follows:
output
Government
Net
1, last, and
to
15
38,388,169
162,014,611
under
.71,427,
income.i.
1614.
Dec.
1,
Int.
dividend of
a
Dec.
19,061,284
'•*
common
Distribu-j
8.
Ry.—Earnings—"
i Gross income
39,683,813
«j>
the
on
Jan.
156, p.
terms'of the
has
.
totaled
$
record
1941.—V.
railway.—3,305,162
p.
Dec.
Prop.
p.
expenses—
oper.
oper.
—V.
payable
■
Standard
,
System
1942—Month—1941
$
Ry.
144,270,197
65,123,420
41,547,727
Earnings of Transportation
Ry.
stock,
■-
Electric
railway— 296,064,001
from
the
3256.
p.
Central
directors
Other
from
From Jan. 1—
Net
520,237
472,682
;A ;A:A$0.95
each, and Dec. 20, 62% cents.—V. 156, p. 1695.
railway— $37,341,099 $23,930,680 $17,480,293 $16,582,651
from
railway
/_" 16,577,992
8.495,131
6,343,068
5,509,955
ry. oper. income—
10,103,470
5,884,395
4,378,952
3,395,662
Net
declared
24
Nov.
on
common
Payments during
1939
1940
1941
:
to post war credit of $16,349, being 10% of
profits.
tAfter provision for income and excess
excess
directors
the
June
1941
1,
1933,
income,
Operating revenues i._.
Operating expenses
,/
holders of record Dec. 4;;
and the usual quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share on the $5 cumu¬
lative preferred stock, series A, payable Feb.
1 to holders of record
Pacific Co.—Earnings—
1942
1,
income—A
oper,
of
and
effect
giving
on
Distributions
October—
' '
taxes
The
on
31,
1941.—V.
1,502,399
2, June 1 and Oct.
railway.-Vi—-VA/ 839,318
from
Oct.
$299,110
share——
common
50-Cent Common Dividend—
been declared on
holders of record
has
31
Dec.
tax
profits
Jan.
Southern
1942
455,280
428,041
$0.90
..A-
—
__
____
per
♦Before
the
1781.'
p.
profit
Earnings
Co.—Larger Dividend—
$7.50,
Distributions
17.
June
of
par
declared
has been
holders of
to
issued,
Period End. Sept. 30—A
*$569,059
(est.)
for income and excess profits taxes
Prov.
stated
dividend
yeRi'-end
the
-1.512.123
V- ■'
Texas Electric Service Co.—Earnings—
Outstanding shares of common stock—.
Southern Natural Gas
1,278,858
1,270,648
i.'AA^
held, payable Dec. 1 by The Marine Midland
York, to holders of record as of the close of business
New
oper.
The
subsidiaries)
'r
30—
Ended Sept.
Quarter
Payments - during 1941
each, and July 1
cents
announcement of the current dividend, Carl S.
that upon receipt of payment shortly due
sugars already sold,
a
special dividend on the com¬
be considered by the board of directors.—V. 156, p. 870.
Dominican
for
mon
r
•
the
President,
'
$5,775,394
'V.
• >
debentures
of
from
tions
M 945,431 a * 808,738'
-AAaaA-
(Including consolidated domestic and Canadian
Sept. 29, 15 cents each.
In
as
1942 —V. -151.
payable
(E. R.) Squibb & Sons—Earnings—
com¬
Similar
last, as
Dec. 10.
Sept. 26,
record
1 and
on Jan.
2, 1942.
and April
1, 25
2
Jan.
has
to holders of
April 1, July
2
cents
25
follows:
as
were
share
per
Jan.
made
were
with
compared
cents
50
payable
stock,
'
.
Textiles, Inc.—Extra Dividend of 10 Cents—
South Porto Rico Sugar Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
mon
$6,497,775
Building, Inc.—Interest—
to
were
of
Net ry.
■
'
'
.
pursuant
Sept.
—V. -156,
7,259,386
2,008,705
.
Street
available* net
ry.
Net
-*•
1939
■
*
2,269,085
4,341,501
5.609,624
p.
•
From Jan. 1—
168,794
income-—
oper.
ry.
—V.
-■■■'•
share
1
made on' Feb.
were
.
•■
: '$820,547
296,494
railway.—
from
Net
153,
1941.—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
•
107,319
October—,
A/.'
1942
from railway.™.™
$393,301
Net from railway-Li.ii.V-,-A 139,750'
Net
479,242 >AA 241,068
■■■'..
a:
a;A
10.872,557
7,958,957
15,905,621
railway—
from
cents per
of
30,
160,435
82,179
$993,641
676,881 V,'. 390,517
897,083
Av''a Aa-v'
From Jan. l—
Gross
.
15,
106,630
Gross
,
1940...
$1,370,621'
$2,085,131
1.182.633
Income...
oper.
ry.
V
1941
1942
10
Tennessee
.
.
'
•
railway—
15,,
-
..
'% /.A;'
debentures
,
117,216 a-'A
from
Gross
■
121,773
40th
dated
Co.
Nov*.
11,722
625,474
•
of
directors,
Trust
674,111
income—
1614.
-VrA.AA-
Dec.
on
$521,207
'
•
1, April 1, July 1 and Oct.
amount
'A V"
:
696,912
203,417
October—
<;<; ;..;':7:,\a;v.a:Vv;A
•
...<
1937.—-V.
3,
10 cents on Aug.
-jr■/
'■
62,858
,<
800,136
p.
retire.
amount
East
ration
$74,907,
23,693
$85,032
38,319
■
$554,028
—121,049
like
Jan.
on
1939 \
1940
1,307,628
oper.
156,
June
,v::
1942—Month—1941
:
accruals
dividend
A
.
'
/
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
holders of record Dec. 11.
21, last, and $1.50 each on
pavinent
previous
i.941
"
-
stock,.par...$1, payable,Feb.
•
36,686
■
cents on
declared on the .common
$89,000
•
after
income
Gross
to
253.
•
This*
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.—10-Cent Dividend—
quarter.—
/■;'
the common stock,
on
year-end dividend of 20 cents per share has been declared on the
stock, par $1, payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 14.
The
on-
last,^ as
15,:
each
railway——
from
ry.
common
p.
Sept.
and
15
railway—
from
Net
—V.
Net
A
share
per
122,658
income—„ A
oper.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Manufacturing Co.—20-Cent Year-End Div.—
Solar
cents
$198,505
railway——-
from
Net
$10,
par
Co—Earnings-?—
—I:
—V. 156, p. 1782. A
;
income
1942
railway
from
Gross
Savings
Provident
the
share has been declared
per
Sept.
paid
June
on
12V2
of
Electric
revenues
inc.
out "of
A'A''
stock,
pref.
common
30.
.
.A
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
October—
This compares with
March 21 and June
20, 1942, and in each of the four quarters of 1941.—V. 156, p. 1614.
payable
;
Operating
966.
1939.—V. 156, p.
8,
4%
Nov.
quarters.
In addition, the company
of $1.60-per' share and a dividend
dividend
1958.
p.
30
last,
/
,
the
on
record
of
15,
'
declared
been
Sept.
on
preceding
in
has
to: holders
15 to holders of record Dec. 4.
share has been
per
share
per
Tampa
a
payable Dec, 22 to holders of record Dec. 9. < A similar distribu¬
made on Aug. 14, last, as compared with $1 each, on Aug. 5'
9, 1941; on Aug. 28 and Dec. 20, 1940, and on Aug. 25 and
Net
dividend
156,
was
1
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.—$2 Dividend—
A
$1.
V.
Dec.
Dec.
the Continental Illinois National Bank &
La Salle St., Chicago, 111.; at the First
made at
trustee,
231 So.
Co.,
National
made
were
cents
of 75
dividend
and
at
be
will
dividend
a
with 15 cents per share previously, paid
790. A,,*;
V.-J(X:*. "j-;"-
p.
tion
Samaritan
refunding mortgage collateral trust
have been called for redemption as
and
1,
100 and interest.
An additional $150,000 of these bonds have been
tion.on the same date at 100% and interest.
Payment
cash
*
1943,
1,
in
extra
Gross
Sperry Corp.—75-Cent Common Dividend—
A
$25,000
series
Jan.
cents
of
months
four
stock, payable
15'
cents*paid
60
an
tions of
Hospital and Seton High School)—Bonds Called—
A
the
1 to holders of record Jan. 20.—V. 156,
declared
distributions
compared
stock,
of
for
common
share
per
10.
stock, par $1, payable Dec.
common
V.
$10,178
$47,787
—
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, Ohio (Good
bonds,
the
on
25
1942.and
^A'.y^lAV :^/:,A
share
per
with
compares
cents
35
payable, Dec.
$5,
par
disbursed
Fund, Inc.—12V2-Cent Dividend—
have
directors
The
the
789.
p.
cents
dividend of
A
reserve
Similar
Net
Interest
.
stock*
29,937
operations.......—$79,165
from
(net)—.
l\-.v
dividend of $1.62%' per share, for the three
1943, was declared on the 0%% cumulative
quarterly
Jan. 31,
regular
Spencer Trask
Net
16%
preferred stock, payable Feb.
i>. 1695.
50,572
A...
—
75,042
Talon, Inc.—To Pay 35-Cent Dividend—
on
V
31, 1942, has been declared
holders of record Dec.
to
months
72,129
—79,716
—_—
tor
21
Dec.
of
dividend
initial
ending Dec.
Ended Sept. 30—
Months
12
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
Closed
Co.—rBooks
./
the
offering of preferred stock (par
brought out recently by Dillon, Read & Co. and-associates.* v
"
on
Initial Dividend on Common Stock—
An
Sioux City Service
Service
>■.,
v
closed
have been
books
$100)
each, and Dec. 19, $1,—V. 156, p. 1060.
10 and Oct. 24, 50 cents
July
dividend
a
'.
Stock Offering—
share on
the common stock, no par value, payable Dec. 18 to holders of record
Dec.
7.
This compares with
35 cents paid on Oct.
16, last, and
50
cents on July
6,
1942.
Payments during. 1941 were as follows:
declared
have
directors
Public
Southwestern
Simmons Co.—40-Cent Dividend—
The
Monday;. December 7, 1942
stocks._t.___
the
provisions
p.
1246.
amounts
$1,380,396
$1,912,027
for
required
Federal
.
805,050
865,050
$515,346
—
month and $195,967 for. the
to
$188,124
$1,046,977
taxes of $44,446 for the current
12 months ended Sept. 30, 1942, additional
the Revenue Act of 1941.—V. 150.
unde'r
Volume 156 ;
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4131
Southwestern Gas Co.—Bonds Called—
Texas
Co.—$1 Common Dividend—
Thew Shovel
,
/
adjusting
dividend
of
'during-; 1:941
and
$1
f
:
per
156, p. 1158.
$1.25.—-V.
Dec. 20.
May; 31,
follows:
were "as
/-•;.':///;/ ft//../,.
/•'//
.
'-.ft-
and- bus operations
1942—Month—1941
(Railway
-ft
Total
$1,501,952 -$1,316,777
revenue..!.
oper",
oper". expenses-;;1,058,527
Total taxes'178,580
Operating
•
732,259
"
21,355
.
78.322
.
Total
income
.! _■ .■! !
dedu ct lofts
Total
Net
*
$283,353.,;,
income
•
ft/$908,452 ft., $540,155
,,..236.722; v/, 813,853
921,910
$180,732
201,151
$82,203
—-
-,.
/ *$55,989
Pa
9,092
3,150,000
208,113
251,404
117,400
40,500
.
Net' profit
Eanis,
com*.
shC ori
per
$1,549,164 $$1,075,611
$7,256,004
$3,152,595
Nil
$1.20
$3.57
$0.30
after'estimated Federal income and excess profits taxes,
$5i065,109;compared with the second quarter profit of $1,349,333
profit,
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—New Directora
profit of $687,836 for the third quarter of 1941.
A. J.
Dockweiler of Dos Angeles/' Calif.,' has been elected V: /iNotes—i^II.:Roxy;Theatre, Inc. excluded from above
In
the
Tide Water Power Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. Ended
Operating expenses
__
Electricity- purchased for resale--:,-.-;Maintenance
Provision
;
Other
ft
:
for
depreciation
for Fed.
Prov.
•
inc. &
•_
profits taxes.
exc.
Operating Income
ft"'' $569,117
ft/ftft 8,710
..—
'"'
income-
•
;
Interest
i..
long-term
on
debt!
Taxes
assumed
23,853 ft-
Other
interest
Interest
;
;
accrued
deductions—
March 31,
the
il
income
Net
last,
of
50
which was the first- since
cents
,
cents per share
distribution of 25
a
paid.—V.
was
156,
1942
is
based
on
profits
excess
.ft Act.—V. 156,
estimated
an
tax
is
based
rate
A
directors
the
on
Nov.
on
declared
25
capital .stock,/ payable
distribution
similar
25
against
\vas%
Dec. -11
made
A
issue
194L—V. 156,
15,
10.
Union
Pacific
1941
with
June
•
June
,
V.
156,
21
record
last,
16,
the
on
on
the
on
This
$2.75
15,
Dec.
with
compares
stock
1941,
paid
on
dividend
a
the $2.75 stock were disbursed.
on
above
issues
were
follows:
as
156, p.
137,487
1784.
10 Mos.—1941
1942
$113,463
$1,722,097
93,133
1,443,821
613
$177,954
taxes
42,624
5,216
72,609
/,
14.906
A-;" / /!.: 6,.851
taxes
Net
■■■'. '
•
revenues...
$18,710
$1,175,203
1,052,587
i■:
7,977
68,948
32,679
37,217
$51,389
oper.
Gross
Int.
/.
$45,756
466,748
574,648
$51,718
$624,791
$620,404
49,563
50,763
604,833
609,150
deductions
2,142
1,276
23,794
(deficit)..^.
://;,/: $316
$321
$3,836
income
int.
&
Ealance
ft
bonds
mtge.
on
—V.
$158,043
$14,501
from lease of plant
Other
15,112
ft
$3,858
156, p. 1872.
and
on
April
8,
:'
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1939
1941
$104,588
$80,320
$126,007
39,301
17,680
15,360
30,156
5,672
4,237 ''
["!
income...
oper.
1940
1942
$131,095
-"ft,'.///'ft.
railway.2./
railway
10,170
From Jan. 1—
as
RR.—Earnings—
/ Period End. Oct. 31—
Gross
'
r-
1942—Month—1941
from
1,111,247
730,082
665,368
623,831
266,916
118,098
55,505
96,755
32,691
79,836
145,528
railway
railway....
income...
p. 1616.
oper.
156,
10,444
$
The
$
Revenue
revenues_____
38,835,854
22,988,749
276,434,724
176,931.881
expenses-!-!/
21,197,631
17,418,656
176,269.033
132,119,720
17,638,223
-
Ry.
oper.
oper.
Ry.
5,570,093
100.165,691
44.812,161
5,734,815
1,120,240
49,268,985
17,052,177
1,390,735
1.267,216
8,850,625
7.980,450
/!/ ; uki !—i. / i/U
■* Ta xes
-
Equip. & jt.
'(net).
facil.
■
ft
directors
able Dec,
June
last;
15.
amount
The
dividend
inc.
Net
.
from
of $1.50 per share
dividend priority stock, pay¬
This compares with $1 paid
1.
in
share
arrears
at
Dec.
will be $19.25 per
16, 1941.
deducting the
156, p. 1959.
on June
1,
after
share.—V.
rents
Vick Chemical Co.
3 Mos. End.
transp.
Net
'
operations
Inc.
dividend
a
$1.50 on.Dec. 15, 1941, and $1
per
declared,
just
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
to
.
declared
25
of record Dec.
holders
to
15
Nov.
on
accumulations on the $5.50
of
account
on
on
.
Corp.—Accumulated Dividend— /
Utilities Equities
1942—10 Mos.—1941
,
$
$
of
Federals-
3,182,637
10,512,673
!
from-: invests.-
19,779,534
42,046,081
1,574,534
1,173,414
12,151,200
4,356,051
54,197.281
28,882,758
1,168,859
11,824,952
11,685,317
3,187,192
42,372,329
17,197.441
Cr365,000
•After
9,103,224
12,087,207
33,726.201
sh.
per
cap.
stock
depreciation,
1940
t$l,044,248
$1.52
1942
1941
$1,335,689 t$1.082,468
$1.96
$1.58
Sept, 30—
profit
Earn,
and
1158.
p.
i.
the
on
on
share
pet
share
per
*
ftftftft/ft/ft: ft/ft/ 'ft/ /ft.'ftft' ft://'ft ft.
Dec.
Federal
Gross
share
Dec. 7.
per
1247.
p.
cents
$1.50
account of accumulations
1942— Month—1941
/A:
___
$122,964
the
last
Utah Ry.—Earnings—
Oct.
1942,
68%
of
$1.37 V*
on
1941/while
accruals
revenues
from
declared on the common
holders of record Dec. 10.
This compares '
50 cents paid on Sept. 21,. last, and $1 each on March 20 and
20.
1942.
Payments during 1941 were as follows: :-March 20.
20 and Sept. 20, $1 each,
and Dec. 20, a year-end of $1.25.— /;
payable
of
on
and
both
the $3 stock and $1.37J/2
expenses
ry.
dividend of 75 cents per share has been
stock,
/
1939
cents
15
holders
to
this
on
of
and
June 14,
1,. 1942,
dividend
a
stock
holders of record Dec,
stock
on
Operating
Net
by
period
Light & Traction Co.—Earnings—
—V.
for
corresponding
the $3 stock and $13.06V4 on the $2.75 stock~~V.
Net
provision
'40%,
the
..
declared
preferred
to
15
$3
and
July
on
Utah
1158.
p,
dividend
a
March 20 and July
each on
cents
July 10/Oct. 14 and Dec.
Timken-Detroit Axle Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
i
of
$29,407
-
imposed
rates
on
p. 615.
As
$14.25
5,187
'!!!
or
made
when
was
June 30,
Union Bag & Paper Corp.—15-Cent Dividend—
The
for- the calendar months
Federal income tax
for
of $1.50 on
100,000
4,981
—
'
I
/ft Note—Provision
the
on
15, last,
Cr3,257 ft
Cr9,685
200,000
in
.
profits taxes
excess
(Including leased lines)
ft'
Dec.
cents
Rent
stock,
common
series
75
June
October—
'$578,297.
_
16,453./ft 18,694/■
'
fixed capital-——-
ry,
and income
amort,
.
!.„__ft..!—-'-2'' ft
construction.!!.!/!!-..-.-
to
abandoned
•
Misc.
expense
charges
charged
of
Amort,
and
has estimated
24
Nov.
on
dividend
and payable
;
' 315,987
316,190
13,925 -.
13,925
ft. 6,553 ftft/'ft 4,800
—
interest
on
that cor¬
declared by
were
directors
$3
Other
quarterly
a
$554,644 /
•
$577,828
'
Amortization of debt discount and
t
dividends
no
profits, credit.
On
on
/
*
Gross income
figures since
The corporation
excess
329,682 ft.
442,981
taxes
Other
above
.
'
1
ft/ 19411%
'
$2.75 dividend series preferred stock,
earnings for the 1942 period on the basis of pro-rating its estimated
on
-/,-,/
1942 ft.
system companies for the week ended
an increase of-14,043,164
124,614,990 kwh.,
production
1959.
Operating
statements.
$3,847,641 $2,933,103 ft •; $1' Common Dividend—
1,341,174
1,005,366 ft
;„The directors on Nov. 30 declared a cash dividend of $1 per share
.!—635,982 /._*/;» 476,619 ft on the common
stock, no par value, and the usual quarterly dividend
'
5 213,285 ; "ft 162,514 •
of. 37Va.
cents per. share on the preferred stock, no par value, both
" 379,324
280,509
payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 11,
' :
•/ 265,779:
123,769 ft.
Gross operating revenues-——
'
*.
..
,
.•'ft'ft/ftft'ftft'ft'/ft ; ft/
Sept. 30—
156, p.
to
the
over
United Public Utilities Corp.—Accrued Dividends—
The
and
poration.
(3)
ft
12.7'//,
or
was-
No portion of the earnings of National Theatres Corp. is included
2)
.
156, p. 1959.
1942, amounted
28,
kwh.,
Period End. Oct. 31—
Thomas
v; to: the board of directors to-succeed the late George N. Armsby./. Mr.
ft. Dockweiler is counsel fof several oil companies and; otherwise/ inter-.
ested in the oil industry—V.
Nov.
380,000
'
v
United Gas Improvement Co.—Weekly Output—
241,287
5,100,000
''Portion of reserve for foreign assets at Dec. 27,
1941; liquidated
declared," is payable oh Dec/; 15' to holders of
this year by conversion of sterling to U. S. dollars.
•
record Dec. 1,
Like amounts were disbursed on June 15 and. Dec. 15//V
t-Not
including
depreciation
of
studio
buildings
and
equipment
last, as compared with 50 cents on March 15, 1942.
Payments during; . ab>sorbed in.
production cost.
jLoss.
1941. were;a» follows:
April 1 and July 1; 50 cents each, and Sept. 15/v
For
the third quarter ended
Sept. 26, 1942 the consolidated net
and Dec, 15, 75 cents each.—Y, 156, p. 1959.
//ft;/' /. !•ft/ft'-ft;ft/': ' '
ft
to
will
1871.
156, p.
2,200,000
189,891
taxes!-
income
previously
distribution,
law,
company
dividend
year.—V.
common
,
the
par
The electric output for the UGI
the
year-end dividend of 23 cents per share has been, declared on theft
stock,- payable Dec. 26 to holders of record Dec..-16.
A similar
A
2,095,972
'
-
possible,
profits
excess
whether
directors on Nov. 4 declared an extra dividend of 30 cents per
share in addition to the usual quarterly dividend of like amount on the
common stock,
both payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 5.
An
extra of $1 per share was paid on Dec. 15, last
year.—V. 156, p. 1783:
-8,052,170
'
the
year
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Extra Dividend—
22,432.692
fDeprce. of fixed assets
Dividend—
/Thompson Products, Inc.—25-Cent
■
'
7,972,028
18,381,476
r
Federal
ft
9,583,747
24,068,714
•
*$381,754
$94,599
—!/cost-
1,042,793
tic'.; of film rencs-ii:
Into res b:; % _U;'
16,747
Special
provision,, for
Cr2,350,000
foreign assets
ft',;'/:ft///':ftft'ft
/ ;
Deficit.~-y. 156, p.; 1615.
i
$41,046,297
10,521,550
23,334,077
3,035,206
3,405,901
1,908
10,888
expense
produc.
of
It will not be
1942.
under
the
of
The
$44,907,895 $33,483,247 $34,938,269
income
Operating
Amort,
Gross
r
ft;.;!-!-!'!!/.!.!. "$43,418,260 $32,548,311 $34,198,873 $40,145,132
41,874
25,910
13,155
67,286
Proportion of profit of
: •
controlled company u! /
53,435
69,935
... ^.
Other
income:
1,447,761
855,591
656,303
833,880
.
72,873
..
arising
end
of $2
per
share has been declared on the capital
$100, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 25.
This
with $1 each on Aug. 1, last, and on Dec. 30, 1941.
The
previous payment, also $1 per share, was made on Feb; 1;
1930,—
V. 156, p. 015.
;.:/ :/'; /
1
,
etc.
$461,832
$835,579
$159,377.
18,509
income!!
Non-operating
'
159,119
• '"
$284,845
income
the
compares
■
Dividends
$4,980,908
: 3,898,484
'■ V 620,591
$5,775,535
4,207,690
.998,280
Total
rents,
intricacies
after
subject to excess profits tax.-^V.
A
Sept. 26/42 Sept. 27/41 Sept. 28/40 Sept, 30/39
39 Weeks Ended r-\-»ft
Income from sales,
by the Revenue Act of
the
until
Union Street Ry., New Bedford, Mass.—$2 Dividend-^-
(& Subs.)—Earns.
.(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries)
V..•::• - '•
•
,
■>,.// -V
-ft; ft// •
1942—4 Mos.—1941 "{
i
be
1511.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
Third Avenue Transit Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
156, p.
of
determine
stock,
cents;ftAug/ 25, 75 xeiits,,
50
merger.—V.
posed
imposed
because
.
Sept; 30, .1942.
The estimates for 1942 are without-adjustments for
possible- deductions for the amortization of defense or war facilities or
deductions, of financing expenses which
will arise through the pro¬
sliare has been declared on'the common stock,t
payable Dec. 21 to holders of record Dec. 10.
Distributions of 50 cents
each
were
made on March 25, July 29 and Oct. 8,. last.
Payments_
dividend
A
the rate
an' adjustment made in October,
1942, of $20,GOO,
#r»,overstatement in the amount of 16ft of the preferred
requirements applicable to the nine months' period ended
31, ,1942; /include
/ '!
/'-ft*
Co.';"above.1—V. 152, p.' 1934.'
Gas
Union
Southern'
See' uricler
2047
taxes
and
-
-v 1939
*$1,071,939
$1.53
fAfter providing for
other charges,
depreciation and other charges, and reserving for undetermined
attributable
to
prevailing war conditions.
- %:' • '■/■'/
Note—The provision for estimated Federal, State and foreign income
and excess profits taxes
charged against the income for the three
taxes,
Title
Insurance
Calif.—
Angeles,
Los
Co.,
Trust
&
1,139,056 >
!;
/
The
stockholders
Trust
this
of
of
and
company
month
the
133.
Los Angeles, Calif., will vote Dec. 18 on approving
of the latter into and with the former concern.—V, 152, p.
Co.,
merger
&
Guarantee
Title
the
10,948,151
Fed.
•Incl.
Toledo Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
1942
Gross
railway--'-!
from
'
$393,987
$276,212
Net;'fwW!rallway!A^$^'!'''!i75.tl6^:::!',/;i35,850
Net
income
oper.
ry.
:
1939
$271,646
45,240
.
46,115
v ;
From Jan. I—
Net
:Net
railway-//
from
ry.
1,003,970
'income—
1,979,201
1,883,600
987.810
342,700
694,661
646,331
268,900
710,84J
oper.
:;/-rV. 156,
2.362,811
.2,523,127
railway——
from
Gross
1871.
p..
-
282,534
"
V.
"
'
156,
distributions
Similar
Dec.
made
were
June
on
hqlders of record Dec
and
15
Sept.
last,
15,
Federal normal income taxes
•
/
Dec.' 15, $3.—V.
L'
156/ p. 967. ; 1
_
"
'
^
Other
•
'
L:
.
!
^
from
12,651.701
4.195,118
4,022,300
1,874,405
178,900
;
1,037.800
76,036
land devel.
5,259,881
—V.
4,840/742
85,632
.
Interest charges
(net)A!—Ail—____f-
dividends of
1,639,100
1.509,400
iiocome
Net
income and excess profits
'
,
//
/
:
Truax-Traer
Period
»Net
■
End!
Coal Co.—Earnings—
'
Oct. 31—C
1942-—3 Mos.—1941
per
p.
>
-
$0.7I'/4V'5/$(K8P'////^/$0,97/
/"//••'♦After all charges, including provision for'Federal income and excess/
/.'.profits' taxes,
tIncluded nO provision, for excess profits taxes. ; $On
440,851 shares- of common stock outstanding.—V. -156, p.;.1871. *". 'f:/-
V.
$7,628,746.
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc.—10-Cent Dividend— // //
dividend of 10 cents per share has been declared Om the'common;
$1, payable Dec.. 30 to holders.of record Dec. 16. ; A similar
A
stock, par
.
distribution
was
made
1„ 1941.—V.
and" Nov.
on
156,
this
p.
issue
1695.
'
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.-
and on Feb.
last,
Nov.- 24,
on
.
:
-
1
v-!
Period End. Sept.
1,504,927
1,062,162
4,980,347
Express / revenues.- _CU!.
(net)*
;/659,914
230,586
1,797,691
540,668
221,345
1,544,902
$7,208,966
3,326,314
, ,667,642
$6,306,799
Miscel, revenues
.
Total
revenues..
oper.
Operations
!_t,
■
Maintenance
Net
salv.
on
Operating
Operation
revenues—
Maintenance
for
Provision
Other
equip, sold
Net
Bond
950,859
14,195,863
559,839
2,490,401
12,874,124
2,184,844
448,469
1,659,281
1,850,906
Crl,302
14,177
Cr82,153
23,336
136,757
114,508
61,007
283,593
255,796
ft" 124,986
412,875
372,712
Cr2,176*
,
Prop, franchise &
_
_
/
$2,700,116-
■
828,902
423,212
4,700
3,700 /
601,100
88,429.
91,102
deprec—
28,329
29,654
•326,420
assignable
Expense
311,737
taX-f
9,000
5,600
109,100
Cr631,528
Cr631,528
117,800
22,391
22,831
292,266
276,751
$31,668
192
$38,337
"$458,061
$475,397
—!
——
$31,860
$38,817
$457,104
11,161
133,936
133,936
.—:
income
income
income
govt,
i
.
Interest
—
Other deductions
estimated
DrdST
-
2,685
8,0.92
8,162
95,839
89,794
4,359
3,202
64,635
33,434
$16,232
$162/694
$8,248
income
480
provision;
periods applicable to the year
set forth in the Revenue
Act
for
Federal
income
taxes
$2?0,918
for
the
1942 has been computed at the rates
of 1942.
The 12 .months, ended Oct..:
interest,
Profit
in
on
1940
$1,554,613
$4,550,580
$334,222
Dr7,025
79,395
Rr88,598
(net)—
of sub;
etc.
sale
322,175
—i-——!-
f~
Inc.
before
Fed
/
income
Net. income
Earnings
per
tax
$1,547,588
$4,715,971
*1,345,035
305,000
*1,898,235
129,488
$1,242,588
$2,817,736
$438,311
$0.45
$3,362,694
_
taxes
surtax
$0.83
$1.34
-share.:.!-
and
85,996
$2,017,659
taxes_
—
'.'•^Federalincome
normal
85/996
mc.
taxes
Federal
;
$3,273,988
2,710
\
$478,082
11,161
taxes
Note—The
"
6,373
Other interest— (net)
Net
86,923
$2,821,517
613,709
6,615
operating
Gross
$247,260
57,542-
3,535,851
96,421
;
"
———
income
Non-oper.
...
86,319
Purchased power
Federal
$237,483
53,161
•
765,894
473,027
$23,115,699 $17,960,159
74,676
.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
3,969,741
•
30,917
.
,,
Depreciation
taxes——
Earnings—';
' 1942—3 Mos.—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$4,792,706 $14,792,759 $12,751,497
$4,503,457
'
Period End. Oct. 31—
147,
officers
of
of
and
p.
—
John
Fred W.
on
liability
1942
at
a
$567,799
$1.93
earnings
represent
combined
rate
of
accruals
40 7c
which
21,201.833
ll,q65,732
8,116,791
1,173,400
648,803
.
$2,120,853
1,207,224
.'
973,751
of
is
12,602,590
6,995,297
17,348,491
<9,099,557
7.056,002
v://"//'•-:-;-/v:-./!/:;-/
'
-••
•/'
the
John
Wanamaker
both stores.
Stores
of
Philadelphia
Other officers are:; .'----
who
-
"->;
Dooley, Comptroller; Henry H. Funk, Secretary.
E.
Raasch,
Executive Vice-President; Rodman
Wilkins, Vice-Presidents; Thomas L, Prendergast,
James T. Dooley. Comptroller; Henry
3625.
Warren Brothers
Trust
'
Co.
—
H. Funk, Secretary.—
Plan Consummated
—
Elects
.
reorganization was consummated Nov. 30 and holders of
company may present them at the Manufacturers
into new securities.
V
/ /
The securities are the collateral trust
4%# bonds, series A, due
Feb. l, 1956; collaterals trust- 5ft , cumulative income bonds, •series B,.
due Aug. 1, 1977, and the class A, class B and class C common stocks,
also the Republic of Cuba external debt, 4%ft bonds/due 1941-1955.
and
Republic of Cuba external debt, 4'Aft
bonds, due 1937-1977,
issuable under plan of reorganization.
All barriers to final action on the plan of reorganization of the
company were removed Nov. 27 when the U. S. Federal Court at Boston
issued a mandate dismissing all appeals before it-.
A statement to this
effect by company counsel at the adjourned special meeting of stock¬
holders
was/ followed by election of a new board of directors and
approval of certain amendments, to . articles of organization.
1
: There were represented at the meeting in person or by proxy 79.2 ft.
of the first preferred stock, 87 ft of the second preferred, 77 ft of the
convertible preferred, and 68.4ft of the common.
All stock was voted
in favor of the follo#ing for directors:
For a one-year term, Clarence
L
Newton/ Ralph L. Warren and William H. Pihlcrantz; for two-year
term
Charles R. Gow, William L. Kirkland and Roy W. Price; for
three-year term, Louis J. Hunter, C. Oliver Wellington, Henry A. Wentworth
Fred J. Young, Cecil P. Stewart and Hamilton Pell,
Counsel stated that the directors had been approved by the court and
that the company was ordered to proceed with their election.
At a meeting of the new beard of directors Charles R. Gow, formerly
President, was elected Chairman of the Board; William L. Kirkland
was
elected President to succeed Mr. Gow, and Roy W. Price was
elected Treasurer and Secretary.
Charles R
Gow, President, stated that in line with the valuation
adopted '9y the court it is necessary to write down certain investments.
It was deemed desirable to make the followiug reductions
(an action
approved
by stockholders):
Book value at the close of business
Julv 31
1941
of the investments of the company, to be reduced by
$1,212,577.53, as follows:
By reduction of book value of the invest'in Whniiv-nwned companies from $3,543,115 to $2,564,954; by
The
36—
22,896,709
U;/V-' ///!!^'/:///!-'/:■;';//
-'•/.;'
Directors—
156,
United Air Lines Transport Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Passenger: revenues 'JH
revenues -//l—-
$2,260,765'
York was announced on Nov. 25 by Charles R. Shipley,
Treasurer;
-702.!/-',.//> '"
Mail
1939
1940
$2,598 580
.1,411,302
892,951
Wanamaker $ Co.—Officers Elected—
plan of
securities of the old
1942—6 Mos.—1941 /
.
$316,716-' !;S3G5,684!!t$441,101
$253,188
:com/'''share-;-'!';.:■ :"!"$G.56;"/..
profit
3Earn,
'
*
.
1696. -/"
p.
York
New
taxes for the
Is based on the Revenue Act of 1942.—V.
1942
595,120
22,323,856
11,179.114
6.213,894
re-elected President of
Barker
494,069
$8,430,098
for Federal
156,
Treasurer; James T.
.
ejfirent period of
156,
Philadelphia—Rodman Barker, Charles H. Howe, John E. Raasch
and Frank A. McLaughlin, as Vice-Presidents; Thomas. L. Prendergasty
4,681,658
494,069
—
Note—Provision
•
income...
oper.
Election
was
47,736
3,771,099
subsidiary——
1,331,001
from
and New
52,989
co.._
$2,411,568
railway--—
(John)
40,471
59,405
>of subs,
1941
1942
railway.—.
railway^!!
Net
from
railway..!..
Net ry. oper. income.....
$14,480,002 $14,414,598
opers.
ry.
Gross
$14/497,876 $14,374,127
deductions.-
Preferred
company on
from
from
Net
48,469
Dr17.874
to $1,198,665.—V.
From Jan. 1—
4,427,100
-■//'/
Net
$12,695,866 $12,804,473
Nov. 25 filed with the SEC a registration statement
(No. 2-5063, Form F-l) covering voting trust certificates for 499,722
shares of $2 /pat Ootnmbn stocfe,: Peop4e'«/TittSburgh!Ti1i
announced ast trustee.r^-V, 156, p. 1615.11,
*•
/
,•
J
•
'
.
!
amounted
1942
Ry.—Earnings—
Virginian
October—
194 V
$38,163,462
14,011,000
.
revenue
:
1942.
$43,331,994
.
:
Special amort, of debt disct. & expense
/ y
Inc/—Registers With SEC—
Triumph Explosives
/'$«•■ The
'.
!
/,/; ::Gross:Income;:
loss
3,974,242
either year..—
(& S ubs.) —Earnings—
income- taxes—
/ Net. Operating'
Net
for
ended Sept. 30,
"period
1784.
p.
Gross
Non-operating revenues
compared with $L50 on 'March 16/ 1942. Payments during11941 were
as
follows;
March 15 and June 16, $1.50 each; Sept
15, $2, and
•
indicated
/!$/.»!
Provision for depreciation-,—!-———-,——
Dividend—
to
to
15
15
Dec.
value,-payable
par
is
tax
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
-Operating- revenues.
Operating expenses .!/!!—/!——
Taxe?, other than income taxes—
dividend of 50 cents pet share has been declared'on the common
no
proiits
excess
Federal excess profits taxes
,
Todd Shipyards Corp.—Sd-Cent
stock,
4,000,000
taxes...
for
1615.
p.
Other
A
inc.
liability
Union Electric Co. of Missouri
128,297;
104,914
45,726
142,593
'
No
•
1940
$229,228
1941
October—
losses
Co.
for
exchange
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2048
of
reduction
of
value
available
controlled associated
book
from
of such reductions is
value of the investment in
book
the
$100,789.
to
5120,849
amount
aggregate
The
> as
provid¬
for the
second
amendments approved by stockholders was cne
ing that Nov, 23 be the date for holding the annual meeting
years
1943, 1944 and 1945.
Thereafter it will be held the
Tuesday in April,
the
Among
books
transfer
business
Nov.
on
company
listed
the
of
close
dealings
1942,
30,
permanently at the close of
the following securities of the
been closed
having
in
stock, no par,
deposit receipts for convertible preferred stock,—V. 156, p. 1872.
deposit receipts for common stock; convertible preferred
and
was
12 Mos. End.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Operating revenues
7,299,550
x
—.:Jx—x—,
income
and
Net
The
have declared
directors
649,810
Net
income
Dec.
and Oct.
1
was
entire
the
tax
allowable
for
tax
are
Alabama—$2 Preferred Div,
dividend
a
of
$2
the 8%
share on
per
West Penn Rys.—
Operating
Total
revenues
"'Total
Operating
$2,000,726
101,198
$2,101,924
790,283
859,393
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$548,393
$912,212
inc.
Other
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942,
409,689
433,451
544,271
578,979
139,398
124,356
177,242
160,911
31,400
27,160
48,960
34,705
——
for
20,173
27,879..
21,150
.
109,000
depreciation-
of
funded
on
Amort,
Net
Joint
facility
Other
*Cr94,257
66.915
*1,220,648
1,043,855
$731,730
"■
debt
$894,167
$1,038,215
85,888
1,129,616
1,164,701
91,171
1,088.559
1,096,128
$480,022
$266,361
$3,163,902
$2,791,161
1,635
revenues
2,416
38,955
38,799
(net)
181,856
237,145
int.
$481,657
$268,777
$3,202,857
64,167
64,167
770,000
770,000
4,546
—
7,170
84,808
Interest charged to con¬
;•....,:
struction
Net
Crl0,232
$1,870,291
622,518
622,518
$1,735,763
to pfd. stock for the period
Divs. applic.
the
«Ju L J.™•
.
under
credit
amount
of
adjustment
$199,210
to
income
after
able
Dec.
28
cents each
have
declared
made
were
a
of
stockholders
to
22,425
18,990
24,850
2,260
27,462
with
30
three
first
cents
dividend
record
of
$691,061
$748,758
Equipment
of
West Penn Electric Co.
Dec.
15.
•
1942—10 Mos.—1941
expenses——
——
i-
Federal taxes on income
Other taxes
Provision
retire,
——x-——
for
of
Amortization
account
525,924
5,406,156
:
41, 800
44,301
445,819
420,733
532,547
8,566
6,613,024
lu3,223
4,597,082
76,085
61, 645
51,283
582,215
489,745
Gross
—;
Crl2,520
Interest
$1,201,509
$786,603
$9,491,001
—————438,000
260,000
3,808,000
$6,909,793
2,100,000
$526,603
$5,683,001
$4,809,793
62,593
276,683
362,430
expenses
—
Transp.
for
r
investment
oper,
revenue--,
Taxes
Cr807
Operating income
Equipment rents Tx—__
Joint
facil,
rents (net)
Net
$763,509
40,890
■
;/_
Rrl4,840
Drl2,422
Drl46,307
Drl27,503
$789,559
$576,774
12,614
$5,813,377
170,587
income
•
income
charges
Net
for
114,000
-V.
156,
*
Total
of
deducts,
Elec.
Penn
276,857
280,645
2,792,243
$5,135,264
2,800,437
y $308,743
$3,191,721
608,000
306,212
801,180
$9,419,366 $12,311,194 $13,012,686
306,269
208,161
380,549
$9,725,635 $12,519,355 $13,393,235
6,191,037 y 6,082,130
8,231,035
8,193,868
West
223,197
income
229,965
291,618
Gr/c
and
7%
A
Class
$3,413,540
$3,996,702
$4,901,135
pfd.
1,700,885
2,267,847
310,412
413,882
2,267,847
413,882
1,700,885
divs.
310,412
dividends
:
consolidated
Note—The
for
income'
net
the
$2.219,406
$1,314,973
$1,402,243
nine
and
October—
railway—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
902,717
,
670,982
750,150
983,306
1,216,059
.
—V.
.
railway—U.
railway—
30,688,796
12,938,876
19,372,625
6,151,046
14,993,348
.
3,582,423
13,789,162
2,872,566
8,907,399
3,815,901
1,775,126
1,221,738
income—
1616.
oper.
156, p.
Gross
without giving effect to certain deductions
which may be allowable for tax purposes with tax savings consequent
thereon.
The
estimates
used
are
subject perhaps to
substantial
1942,
but
adjustment after further study of the many involved provisions of the
and upon final determination of other pending matters.—V. 156,
Net
ry.
1939
1941
1940
$271,494
$179,207
railway— —216,319
income—
170,957
96,645
46,243
y;: 55,347
y 27,653
39,175
3,508,641
1,514,740
2,003,509
1,504,234
1,442,105
520,842
262,972
781,145
262,297
132,833
1942
railway—
oper.
$185,947
'•
58,152
From Jan. 1—
Net
from
charges
■■'
79i.
railway
income
oper.
ry.
156,
:
I;'
239,262
117,484
1696.
p.
The directors
Dec.
issues
on
March
4
V.
28
and
of
30,
5,
May
29,
cents
75
last,
yl
Operating
revenues-
Operating
expenses
Other
Prov.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—9 Mos.—1941
<
$21,341,115 $20,186,016 $28,443,366 $26,868,019
9,006,342
8,734,688
6,655,593
6.645,839
1,454,164
1,478,220
2,007,304
2,020,210
4,242,000
2,762,435
5,271,565
1,549,244
1,528,678
2,042,413
1,771,228
2,578,646
$5,502,692
273,116
$5,999,616
$7,537,096
$8,289,271
98,544
311,377
134,292
*.
Interest
Other
$5,775,808
income
funded debt
on
interest'
3,253
——__
to constr
Miscellaneous
1,695,536
1,693,647
chgd.
$8,423,563
2,260,811
2,258,522
1,946
2,830
4,389
227,411
^99,574
303,368
Crl66,748
Cr39,763
29,
Net
the
Dec.
5
and preferred
Dec. 23, 1941.—
common
and
53,505
52,450
43,498
payable
distribution of
v.
income
_
dividends—
$3,718,270
$4,287,565
$5,182,253
$5,973,712
1,002,670
1,002,670
1,336,893
1,336,894
156,
net
Dec.
15
Balance
for
share
on
common
com.
stk.
$2,715,600
$3,284,895
$3,845,360
$4,636,818
$0.92
$1.12
$1.31
.y~;?yyy' :;;'y.yy^yx/ y>
extra
dividend
of
25
cents
share has been
per
declared on the
stock, par $10, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Dec. 2,
regular quarterly, dividend of like amount was also declared, pay¬
able Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 15.
The
The
extra
makes
$1 in 1941.—V.
Note—The
consolidated
net
ended Sept. 30, 1942.
approximately $250,000 of
for
income
periods
does
excess
the
nine
and
12
months'
not include a post-war refund
profits taxes which may be
538,732
$6,238,139
$6,615,862
2,533,913
xxi
2,518,176
35,600
33,678
500,000
1,287,500
t
losses.
in
subsidiary
transportation
'ly-y,y
Income
Statement
in
and
"■
':o■•■
-
$2,776,508
certain
a
(Company and Subs.), 12 Months
r'::V;x':i;/y:;vy.
$37,440,680
—
'—xxx——..xx--—x—-— x—i—x;' 14,939,248
income taxes—.
—
4,920,305
income and excess profits taxes—,
5,975,867
est.
■
depieciation—.
—
554,796
—
charges (net>
Other deductions
total
of
of
Balance
&
Lake
$1.25
in dividends for
Erie
1942,
as
against
Net ry,
Ry.—Earnings-
1942
from
from
Net
$8,035,656
Gross
Net
pfd. s'eckj of subsidiaries
Net
$1,813,972
752,171
398,450
667,735
17,723,932
14,304,031
6,580,269
4,968,801
3,794,830
12,019,724
3,918,697
3,239,358
$2,043,023
999,226
707,442
692,820
342,961
20,160,500
7,885,233
42,577
income
.
500,000
.
$3,695,473
Federal taxes in above tables include for the
30, 1942, and Sept, 30, 1941, provisions for
estimated Federal excess profits taxes of Wisconsin Electric Power Co.
of $2,736,800 and $767,000, respectively; and of the company and its
subsidiaries consolidated for the 12 months ended Sepl
30, 1942, of
c;
r
"><' .
post-war credits of approximately
$285,000 for the company and its sub¬
for Federal normal income tax, surtax
and excess profits taxes cf the company will exceed the requirements
for such taxes under the 1942 Revenue Act by approximately $215,000,
and of the company and its subsidiaries consolidated by a nominal
l,v
$3 084 296
account of estimated
taking
for the company and
sidiaries, the provisions made
$230 000
amount.—V. 156, p,
792.
Wisconsin Power & Light
revenues
&
taxes
Operating
Oper.
Co.—-Earnings—
T
;
1942—12 Mos,—1941
$2,853,155 $11,813,568 $11,010,796
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Period End, Sept. 30—
$3,013,964
exps.
Federals
1,989,881
1,802,144
7,504,501
6,795,111
income
taxes,
226,846
34,692
746,652
233,055
•(•Charges in lieu
of inc.
298,133
336,165
799,047
♦Federal
excess
prof, taxes.
income
(net)
oper.
income
Other
$718,186
1,347.
$3,226,250
$3,082,153^
23,269
27.0^f
$815,004
$719,534
317,775
344,647
$3,249,518
1,263,394
$3,109,122
1,589,919
$497,229
$374,886
$1,986,124
$1,519,263
$797,237
17,766
Y
—
,
deducts.,
other
&
Y
income
Gross
Int.
Income
Net
—
have been computed in accordance with
1942.
tTheSe charges represent amounts equiva¬
lent to additional income and excess profits taxes which would have
been payable on earnings if the company had
not had the benefit
for tax purposes of deductions for discount, call premium and expense
resulting from the refinancing of long-term debt.
Such amounts have
been
credited to unamortized debt discount and expense.—V.
156,
Federal income taxes
*1942
p.
Act of
Revenue
1960.
•
V
■
.
•:
income—.
2,858,567
3,419,479
Mississippi Valley RR.—Earnings—,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway--
railway——
oper,
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
.
p.
.
.,
1940
$1,710,156
760,054
699,403
519,143
452,664
12,583,086
3,659,970
1,475,993
12,138,755
.
16,063,672
5,646,423
3,556,874
railway—28,690,849
14,288,177
11,108,874
income—
1616.
'
A
'
1939
$1,750,761
525,401
1,136,619 '
income—x
1941
$2,232,874
790,172
railway—
oper.
156,
1942. -a
$3,612,050
1,731,208
1—
From Jan.
Net
.
"
3,627,059
-
1,485,473
,
156, p. 1616.
Wheeling Steel Corp.—To Pay 25-Cent Common Div,
directors
common
have
stock,
no
declared
par
dividend
a
value,
of
25
cents
per
share
on
payable Dec. 23 to holders of record
Dec. 4.
A similar distribution was made on this issue on Sept. 15, last,
compared with 50 cents each on March 16 and June 15, 1942.
Pay¬
ments
during
1941
were
a§
follows;
Aug.
15, 25
cents;
Oct.
15,
50
intestment: in .trans¬
Sept,
ended
York Corrugating
the
—;
:
—
$4,195,473
Income—i-—-x
months
Gross
railway—1!
railway
ry, oper.
—V.
x-
—-
October—
$1,649,333
569,959
$2,298,677
income,,.
from
from
3,467,143
330,463
—
on
—
Appropriation for contingent losses on
portation subsidiary
Gross
1939
1940
1941
>
railway____
railway,
oper.
4,124,399
$7,480,860
—
income
Yazoo &
Wheeling
trans¬
"■
•
153, p. 854,
$1.58
of
$6,077,130
1,282,115
.
Provision for dividends
Net
share on the
profits arising from the sale of railroad coal cars.—
p.y6i6.yyy';vy.,x;y;
cents, and Dec.
2,935,000
shares
2,762,000
2,656,515
holders of
to
as
Per
2,717,393
operating revenues——
Interest
the
63,998
—
for
&
Crl81,156
323,771;
——.
,,-1—^xx—$3,168,623
(other than
record Dec. 2.
Distribu¬
tions of $1 each were made on April 1, July 1, Sept. 15 and Dec. 1,
last.
Payments during 1941 were as follows:
April 1, $1; July 1ft,
50 cents; Sept. 10, 75 cents, and Dec. 15, $1.50.
The company states that the current extra dividend is a partial
The
Preferred
these
From Jan. 1—
$7,848,473
Crl6,638
Amort, of debt discount
Int.
$6,098,160
for
Westmoreland Coal Co.—$2 Extra Dividend-—
Gross
Operating - income—__
Non-operating income-
3,337,121
4,773,100
•
:——
for contingent
than
Provision
;
October—
Gross
on
The directors have declared an extra dividend of $2 per
2,336,240
taxes
3,487,031
•
x.~,xx..x„——
expenses
other
Taxes
1
made
Aug.
on
$1 each on
2,053,040
1,937,422
_x—:
on
for
made
with
3,434,570
depreciation-
taxes
were
common
income-
Maintenance
Fed.
___
each
compared
as
.
$1 each were also
1616.
p.
Nov.
May 29,: 1942.
Westmoreland, Inc.—25-Cent Extra Dividend—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1941
profits taxes
•
excess
•:yy;yy"'': ■•^/y Ended Sept. 30, 191'}
dividend of 50
Nov. 25 declared a
Distributions
8.
March
on
156,
on
Aug.
and
Payments of
An
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(Company
$4,956,024
and
Total operating revenues-,
cents per share
on the common stock, par $50, and on the 7%
cumulative and partici¬
pating preferred stock, par $50, both payable Dec. 22 to holders of
■=..yyy-..'
West Penn Power Co.
Co.—Earnings
1942
{net >
investment
After
railway——
from
Net
—V.
/
reflected
as
'.y, y
jvfote—The amounts for
Act
p.
paid,
not
y-—y $27,478,083 $25,038,467
10,205,902
: 11,544,535
portation properties.
12
$430,719
„
from
from
capital stock,
the nine months ended Sept.
21,
Power
i—-i*—
income
l/x Net
Western Ry. of Alabama-
30, 1942, has been estimated
on
the basis of the normal, surtax and excess profits tax rates indi¬
cated in the Revenue Act of 1942, which was signed by the President
Oct.
being accrued and
1696.
revenues
'On
1939
$2,079,096
988,350
1,358,516 V
2,737,913
income—
oper.
ry.
periods ended Sept. 30, 1942, does not include a post-war refund of
approximately $400,000 of excess profits taxes to which certain com¬
panies in the system may be entitled on the basis of preliminary
studies and which is to be evidenced by non-interest bearing U. S.
Government bonds restricted as to use until after the war.
The amount of Federal taxes included in the consolidated income
on
228,559
—
p.
revenues
income
Gross
$2,229,468
$2,983,788
$4,467,358
.
railway
1940
1941
1942
:
from
from
stocks
account for
27,028
From Jan. 1—
months'
12
13,216
2,787
.
Non-operating revenues
record
$706,530
Balance
■
interest
inc.
operating
Net
298,232
$2,717,827
'
Cr$226,496Cr$3,211,128Cr$2,501,005
Western Pacific RR.—Earnings—
.
$9,132,061
Co
Cr$387,636
$2,334,827
—
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—Smaller Dividends
Net
87,863
■'
6,813
depreciation—:
Appropriation
1696.
p.
October—
subs.— ;
67,768
74,209
Electric
est.
for
Provisidn
4,304,281
157,978
$5,983,964
$589,388
$810,422
-i-x—
income
Net
5,019,346
$8,974,083
90,544
$533,565
income
Net
prop,
—-.I—;
of
deduc.
66,577
8,254
*f>.
,• !
6,658
1
expenses
Operating
Gross
Gross
6,658
'•
<
•
excess
include
Non-operating
$5,044,720
20,863
income
oper.
ry.
Other
Net
Total
$2,656,636
deprec.)
Other deductions
Net
1942—12 Mos.—1941 :
3,268,470
adjustments-
Operating income—
Non-oper. income
$3,351,913
Sept. 30—
revenues;.'
Provision
566, 830
expenses
Net
,870,983
aeplet.—
$241,408
Taxes other than income taxes—
Provision
equipment—-
General
deprec.,
and
$401,107
chgs.-
(in
not
2,231,017
4,076,412
2,760,064
last, as com¬
$39 666,796 $35,621,226 $52,383,103 $47,259,821
17,071,014
15,427,403
12,,762,509
11,751,149
3,737,757
3,631,193
2,
,772,458
2,745,496
9,355,715
5,645.055
4,460,016
7, 657,510
4,581,865
4,438,023
3, 515,253
3,368,729
revenues——
5,176
corporate books.—V. 156,
on
$2,238,597 $25,401,502 $18,788,347
290,180
Transportation expenses
operations _x—'
share, pay¬
Distributions of 18
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
1942—9 Mos.—1941
Operating
$2,651,460
26,051
projects;
normal
722 568
10, 597
Traffic
on
Operating
$3,325,863
3,696
Y
Operating
330 919
of
Gross
Maintenance
$237,711
road
fxd.
defense
Operating
& struct.
Maint.
quarters of
Period End. Sept. 30
Dr318,941
$926,856
Month—1941
1942-
$2,935, 868
revenues
of way
30 cents per
31, June 30 and Sept. 30,
Mar.
on
Dr299,481
508,067
3,042
.
$519,315
Period End. Oct. 31—
Operating
Maint.
Dec. 29, 1941, and 18 cents on each of the
1941: , Previously, the company paid quarterly
dividends of 20 cents per share.—V. 156, p. 1064.
V:;!:--/1'
pared
Dr32,427
3,857
*Includes amortization
tDoes
—-—
Fixed
Wellington Fund, Inc.—To Pay 30-Cent Dividend—
directors
£>r374,713
156, p. 791.
Gross
The
Dr263,061
Dr29,956
Road
tax
Western Maryland Ry.- -Earnings-
$1,247,773
adjust tax provisions to
required by the Revenue Act of 1942.—V. 156, p. 1872.
♦Includes
905,956
Dr32,244
:r
leased
Consolidated
——..i..;—*———
Balance
991,471
__x---—.1,
for
Net
$197,440
$420,752
———
Cr4,003
$2,358,281
Cr7,803
.
income
943,630
£>rl4.755
'5 and equipment i-xlx.
Int. being accrued and
■.'.y paid
467
18,520
193,670
deductions
&
$5,823,505
76,810
102,461
rents——
charges:
Rent
243,192
Miscell.
$2,829,960
mtge. bonds
on
Other
$4,759,137
$481,654
102,967
:: 101,802
,
income—net——
tFixed
$1,195,982
177,089
J
16,806
1,080,075
71,313
90,638
income
Gross
Int.
\
Inc. available for fxd,
Br$117,387
1,313,369
$5,640
982,191
covenants
$11,377,906
5.245,841
$954,659 $11,837,137
res.
income
'
' \
1942—10 Mos.—1941
12 Months Ended
5,234,412
—
oper.
17,
and
41,400
discount—:
of
Payments
Net
444,324
propriation
Other
17
$1,541,407 $161715,671 $13,755,682
1,059,733
10,892,165
8,996,545
$646,730
—x—
equipment-—.
of
income—
Gross
'Interest
$88,024
716,467
—
—V.
1942—10 Mos.—1941
488,034
_
July
V 27,346
119,500
30,300
$15,263
Operating income
Non-operating
income-
Miscellaneous
1248.
1942.—V. 156, p.
1942—Month—1941
$1,035,750
taxes
retire,
and Sept,
17,
,
1942—Month—1941
taxes
taxes
Hire
$725,954
taxes
Prov.
$1,311,641
$1,060,532
expenses-—-
taxes
Other
17
The previous payment—.
Aug.11,' 1'934;—V;T56,: p. 968.
1,185,368
Wisconsin
Federal
April
50 cents.
$1,832,098
rev
■charges
1942—9 Mos.—11941
$724,923
expenses^.—
Other
Washington Water Power Co. (& Sub.)—Earnings—
revenues
17, June
follows:
as
$397,250
ry.
Net
made for a contingent tax liability sufficient to cover
liability accrued to Sept. 30 at the rates established
Period End. Oct. 31—>
Operating
March
on
were
Ry.—Earnings—
3l—
—
expenses
Net
Earnings—
revenue
Maintenance
$1,919,925
-
—.
by the recently-enacted Revenue Act of
Operating
1941
and Dec, .17,
Central
Period End. Oct.
pur¬
1,
Period End. Sept. 30—
731,179
15,575
—
<Tn computing the earnings for
provision
be
may
made
were
cents per share—was made on
Wisconsin
.
""
———_
—*
31
each
during
15,
record
527,853
$1,904,350
deductions—
other
and
Sept.
cents
preferred
of
815,154
——
income
Gross
Interest
ended
months
stock, par $100, payable Dec. 29 to holders
This compares with $1.50 each paid on Apr. 1,
last.
No other payments have been made on the
preferred stock.—V. 155. p. 2192,
;i
non-cumulative
*663,965
—
profits taxes
excess
operating revenues—..
income'
nine
the
involved provisions of the Act and upon final determination of
pending matters.—V. 156, p. 872.
Federal taxes on income
Other
the
25
Payments
17, 25 cents each,
Fed.
540,292
729,867
„i-—--
Depreciation
Federal
which
West Boylston Mfg. Co. of
6,367,566
575,588
.
,
——1,————,
General taxes
for
taxes
of
last.
'
•■
Operation
Maintenance
tions
Oct.
deductions
certain
to
many
other
1942
1941
—_—————>$1.1,988,474 $10,817,426
Sept. 30—
which is to be
bonds restricted
and
Government
with tax savings consequent thereon.
The estimates used
subject perhaps to substantial adjustment after further study of
July
Washington Gas Light Co.
studies,
S.
1942, has been estimated on the basis of the normal, surtax and
profits tax rates indicated in the Revenue Act of 1942, which
signed by the President on Oct, 21, 1942, but without giving
effect
New York Stock Exchange were suspended at
trading session on Nov. 30/ Common stock, no par;
the
Federal
of
amount
U.
war.
excess
the
on
the
after
poses
Dealings in Securities Suspended—
The
preliminary
of
basis
non-interest-bearing
by
until
use
The
30,
charged to capital surplus.
lo be
to
the
on
evidenced
from $1,020,220 to $805,863, and by reduction of the
the investment in non-controlled associated companies
companies
Monday, December 7, 1942
15,
$1.25.—V.
156,
p.
1784.
Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
semi-annual dividend of 30 cents per
stock, par $1, payable Dec. 10 to holders of record
distribution was made on July 1, last.. Tfils makes
total dividends for this year 60 cents per share, the same as paid
in 1941.—V. 155, p. 1424.
The
directors
share on
Dec
1
have declared a
the capital
A similar
Zonite Products
Corp.—Special Dividend—
special dividend of 15 cents per share has been declared on the
capital stock, par $1, payable Dec. 19 to holders of record Dec. 7.
A
similar distribution was made on Dec. 20, last; none since.
The
A
White Motor Co.—Year-End Dividend of 50 Cents—
A
year-end dividend of 50 cents
common
per
share has been declared
stock, payable Dec. 17 to holders of record Dec. 10.
on
the
Distribu-
latter
payment was the first
since Sept. 10, 1932.—V. 156, p. 1160.
■
@FedFRASER