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M ON DAY
DEC 9
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Volume 164
Number
New
4549
General
RAILROAD
ACF-Brill Motors Co.—Partial
:
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INDUSTRIAL
-
STATEMENT OF INCOME,
a
Redemption—
/
for redemption on Dec.
,
a
Copy
Corporation and Investment News
31, next, at 100 and
Interest, out of sinking fund monies, $12,700 of 6% income debentures
due Dec. 31, 1969. Payment will be made at the Land Title Bank &
Trust Co., trustee, Broad and Chestnut Streets,' Philadelphia,
Pa.—
V. 163, p. 773., U--:.'-.
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The company has called
Price 6(y Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, December 9, 1946
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Ms
♦Gross
sales
less
1945
1944
.
■
,
dis¬
counts, etc!_
goods sold
Sell., admin, & gen. exp.
929,675
252,285
2,298,049
182,967
254,922
,
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
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Number of Stock¬
—
A survey
of holders of common stock in this corporation shows that
5,059 of its 13,009 stockholders are women. Male investors total 5,978,
while estates and such organizations as insurance companies, charitable
institutions, colleges and churches, numbering 1,972, make up the
.
,
86,447
:
MISCELLANEOUS
-
holders—
$1,006,787
769,126
$2,788,987
$5,244,857
4,483,323
$1,407,644
1943
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30
YEARS ENDED SEPT.
1946
Cost of
INSURANCE
-
.
Remainder.
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.-
Earnings—
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railway-..—
railway..—
from
Net
Jan.
from
from
Net ry.
—V.
1—
$307,971
23,011
/
$402,606
150,269
63,162
83,618
3,916,118
1,350,804
659,687
3,728,665
for
Fed.
$314,139
38,818
3,382
397,385
209,552
$51,306
$96,759
$65,769
,
on
.'321,400
,
75,780 ;f
852,827
—w-.
eral
the
Allen Industries, Inc. (&
Period End.
corporate
$150,000
for
•Net
This
consist
of
chares
of
of
the
Reynolds & Co. and Laurence M.
Marks & Co. were Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Henry
Herrman & Co.; Kay, Richards & Co., and The Ohio Company.
HISTORY
its
with
offering
BUSINESS—Company
AND
development,
into
the
in
Chicago
principal
Detroit Stock
steel,
PURPOSE—The
proceeds
are
to be
used
for
K-G
with
for
struction
capital
engage
on
before May
or
1,
1947
1946,
the
in
distribution
chase
a
the
share), at
for
to
loan
to
Wolverine
and acetylene gas
prior to said date.
Wolverine,
tional
'working
determine
to
the
mated,
promissory
capital
be
of
an
of
the Saginawoption to pur¬
Wolverine, at
will
or
May
company
advisable.
in
own
15,
1947,
the
and
Condition
par
Federal
/
Reserve
may
in
If
excess
the
of
61%
its
purchase
of
the
is
percentage
chased by
•
;
'
of
each,
-
the
are as
Reynolds
of
follows:
Ac
of
names
shares
the
principal
common
stock
Ball,
V!
Burge
&
severally pur¬
•
6
.
%
5
Kay, Richards & Coi......
%
6
'1" '
•
from
Net
from
ry.
From
$1,285,253
railway.
railway.
oper.
_/
income.._
/'A;'!:/; 1;.
Jan/ 1—■
railway.
from
$1,554,382
172,562,601,266
66,817
161,226
1944
>
.
.
since.
,
$1,847,578
635,487
136,037
1943
$2,050,582
%
6
Gross
'
%
Net
from
1,005,656
333,747
•
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/A'/,, * v/A//'./■;:
17.063.162 18,592,994 19,557,921
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
income.._
416,892 <
5,977,786
7,366,701
1,381,465
SPECIALIST IN
V
:
MUNICIPAL
this
for
company
HAnover
&
>
2-2600
said
on
stockholders would contest a
the
common
a
V
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SECONDARY MARKETS
Compan y
(
Members New
1922
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
Bell Teletype:
NY 1-573
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INCORPORATED
:
Telephone
REctor
2-3600
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York Security Dealers Association >
45 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK
Philadelphia Telephone
Enterprise 6015
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Injunction—
Nov. 27 that the directors and
temporary injunction obtained on
shareholders against payment of a 50-cent divistock.
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share should be paid
common
5
Bell Teletype >
New York 1-57$
•
Common Dividend
declared a dividend of 10 cents per share
stock, payable Jan; 2, 1947 to holders of record Dec. 16,
similar distribution was made last year on Dec. 15;
none
common
A
On Dec. 15,
|944, 10 cents was also paid.—V. 163, p. 2430._
See
Central Electric
J
,
& Gas Co. below.—V. 164, p. 2538.
;
Electric Co., Inc.—Output—
electric properties of this company for the
ended Nov. 30, 1946, totaled 62,719,000 kwh.r an increase of 0.3%
the output of 82,473,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of 1945.
164, p. 2826.
Power
week
■
output
of
CORPORATE FINANCE
.
30 BROAD STREET
the directors.
the
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Trading Markets in
Over the Counter
Securities
DEPARTMENT
Established
Telephone:
whom
over
9,624,850
GEARHART & COMPANY
oAllen
stockholders, to
the basis of one share
shares will be offered to
on
in such amounts as determined by
to participate—V. 164, p. 2005.
and
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
Municipal Bonds
share
—V.
1,609,514 T' 2,467,254
'v
164, p. 2281.
per
American Water Works &
11,917.534
railway—1,533,697
subscribed by
unsubscribed
American Utilities Service Co.—Consolidation—
7a
6
3
Ohio Company—.
Gross
$35
The
directors on Nov. 22
the
1946.
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
I
at
held.
entitled
is
company's
The
on
Net
;
Z
35%%'
Kraus
Henry Herrman & Co.—J
The
and
shares were
offered
shares
American Insulator Corp.—10-Cent
V
35%%
_______
J. C, Bradford & Co.__„_„____
z/;
be
V
Co._
Laurence M. Marks & Co
v-
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2996
consum-
underwriters
to
at $35 per share
199,101 common shares
stock unless specifically for cash, should be
made "ex-dividend."
"In view of the temporary injunction the Ex¬
change suggests that open orders to buy and open stop orders to sell
in effect at the close of business on Nov. 26, be returned to principals
for confirmation or adjustment." it was announced.—V..164, p. 2825.
the
Wolverine.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
the
of
.
U—
1945
out
*
stockholders
certain
6,610
4
.,
System-—i.——.-—.-2995
1946
to
of
to stockholders.
by-preferred
on
matelY'Se
'
outstanding
balance
a dividend of approxifirst on 17,000 non-cumulative 6%
/fipreferred shares out of earnings in 1939, 1942, 1943 and 1944, when
some of the profits were put into surplus funds.
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Attorneys for the company held that the preference share dividends
were
not cumulative under New Jersey laws, The qommon dividend
was
declared on Sept. 24, last, with payment scheduled for Jan. 2,
1947 to holders of record Dec. 2, 1946.
The New York Stock Exchange directed on Nov. 27 that contracts In
discretion
own
26
dend
•
Banks--—*■-;
Sales
Auction
company
to
managers
1';/ The (preferred stockholders contended that
^
2995
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
Federal
October—
.
Nov.
such additional quantity of cylinders
as
are
required by the business of
Company also agrees to advance to
note bearing 4 % interest, such addi¬
the
as
necessary
company
stock
common
Its
upon
stock
common
until
oxygen
Wolverine
,
shares of
in
gases
attorneys,
previous
offering
is
was
employees
/ common
.
——2995
Rates..
Exchange
Combined Condition Statement of
time prior to May 15, 1947. Under such agree¬
is granted proxies which will enable it to control
of Wolverine
management
acetylene
the company is given
Foreign
the
American Ice Co.—To Contest
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Investment News 2953
State and City Bond Offerings and Sales—3004
Redemption Calls & Sinking Fund Notices.2995
Dividends Declared and Payable.../-—----.(.2995;
The Course of Bank Clearings—.
—2994
any
company
undertakes
and
oxygen
additional 300
an
<$100
ment
the
of
City area, under which
Bay
.2976
General Corporation and
•
appointed Claude A. Roth
succeed A. Bradley Eben and
moment,
The company on Dec. 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 10,000 shares (no
par) capital stock, to be offered to present
stockholders, at $59 a share. Proceeds will be used for additional
capital funds for expansion purposes. Issue is not underwritten.
Miscellaneous Features
all
Faricy,
192,491
four
Counsel
manufacturing
operations of the company have been moved to Emmaus (Allentown),/
Pa,,' and the company has acquired or contracted to acquire all of
the capital stock of K-G Welding & Cutting Co., Inc.
(Del.), with
its principal office in
New York, N. • Y., and which corporation is
engaged in the manufacture and sale of welding and cutting torches
and other equipment.
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The company has entered into an agreement with certain share¬
holders of Wolverine Gas Products, Inc.
(Mich.) which is engaged
7,
May
*
earliest
American Fidelity Co., Montpelier—Files with SEC—
in
.
DEVELOPMENTS—Since
RECENT
suoU
of
stock
new
No director
Stock Exchange...2976
Stock and Bond Averages——
164,
v/;'/v
and reappointed John E.
company
for each
Transactions New York Curb Exchange____2976
cylinders for oxygen gas and the con¬
oxygen
and acetylene gas manufacturing and dis¬
with related equipment and accessories. The company
T.
dismissed
total
A
2993
Markets..
Transactions New York
.
,
the
at
unsubscribed
the
-
Stock
Over-the-Counter
.
recently offered
.2987
—12988
Exchange..—.-__.w_._-—.2989
—2990
Toronto Stock Exchange....
2990
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section—.2992
the manufacture and
distribution of oxygen and acetylene gases through conventional dis¬
tribution methods in mid-western metropolitan area.
f
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expects to
The
the
Montreal Curb Exchange
an
plant
.2987
Exchange
$0.63
taxes, depreciation, etc.—V.
,
Stock Exchange^T.^.-.^._.___.2989
Louis
Montreal
investment in
of
tribution
St.
general cor¬
working
Stock
$4,435,498
177,935
American Brake Shoe Co,—Shares Offered—
•
—12987
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange......
the
Welding
$150,000
Philadelphia
the company in
acquisition of all the outstanding capital stock
& Cutting Co., Inc.; and (b) provide approximately
sum
connection
of
cash
purposes and particularly to:
(a) restore to
of $97,640 expended or to be expended by
porate
the
net
i^2987
Exchange
income
500,286
$1.78
:
Gavin, All are from Chicago./
Nov, 22. /
V
Earlier, Judge Barnes stated he had received a letter which said
the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR. which is to take over the Alton In, re*
organization, had planned on pay for the expenses of the Alton re¬
organization.—V. 164, p. 2825.
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Exchange..
Los Angeles Stock
chemical and
petroleum industries.
Commercial users of
.oxygen In substantial quantities also include most metal-working in¬
dustries and manufacturers who need oxy-acetylene welding and cut¬
ting in their operations.
Company was formed for the purpose of developing gas-producing
equipment which would function on the premises of the consumer,
and
thereby eliminate the expense of distribution and,, to a large
extent, the investment in the containers used in distribution. .- ,
in
William
had
He
Exchange.^.,..*.
Exchange
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$9,134,479
stating that he hoped the reorganization plan would
Barnes,
consummated
and
Exchange..^.......—...2986
Stock
*
P. Barnes in the U. S. District Court at Chicago, 111.,
appointed new reorganization managers for this company
that their predecessors had not co-operated in speeding
Roy D. Keehn,
"
Exchange...^.2986
Stock
organizations.
John
27
saying
Judge
be
_._____2981
Exchange....
Stock
Cleveland
nitrogen, cn the premises of the ultimate consumer.
The principal
•commercial market available is that for oxygen, which is widely used
of
Subs.)—Earnings—
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$4,447,951
$1,110,934
288,772
31,487
$1.03
-$0.11
Federal
for
reserves
reorganization.
Cincinnati Stock Exchanger._
and operation of equipment to reduce air
constituent atmospheric gases, such as oxygen and
types
'V:';".t
Nov.
after
'
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Curb
Stock
Boston
to engage in the
formed
was
Baltimore
manufacture
other
Alton RR.—New Reorganization Managers Named—
on
Stock Exchange
York
New
stock.
common
Included
~
(Stocks)
2965
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds).2976
financing, outstanding capitalization will
124,912 shares of $1 par value class A shares and 521,476
completion
Upon
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New York
share.
com.
■
Stock and Bond Quotations
Inc.
all
,
2681.
Judge
Cutting
acquisition of the* outstanding capital stock of K-G Welding &
Co.,
Issue
*
and acetylene gas manufacturing and distribution plant. Part
proceeds also will be used to restore to working capital the
of $97,640 expended or to be expanded in connection with the
oxygen
of the
cum
per
•After
p.
gas,
oxygen
——
earnings
Earns,
the investment of approximately
and in the construction of an
including
purposes,
cylinders
in
Sept, 30—
Sales—
for gen¬
by Air Products, Inc.,
be used
will
sale
of
possession
in
are
$73,757
.
headed by Reynolds & Co. and Laurence M. Marks
& Co. on Dec. 4 offered 41,300 shares ($1 par) common
stock at $7.25 a share.
X:)"
from
shares
•preferred stock in 1944.—V. 164, p. 821.
Net Income
•Principally to United States Government.—V. 164, p. 949.
group
Proceeds
Of
y This year, as in the immediate past, Allegheny Ludlum has paid dividends of $2 per share of common stock. The corporation retired its
Offered—An underwriting
Products, Inc.—Stock
outstanding.
control 62,260
2,825 shares, charities and foundations derive income from 940 shares;
hospitals hold 300 shares; colleges 261; churches 64, and the remaining
$152,920
35,479
173,767
•
taxes
$529,623
$229,803
__
deductions
2,179,876
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income
4,730
Prov.
949,890
360,078
railway—765,387
income
317,675
2231.
oper.
that almost 70%
of Allegheny Ludlum
The corporation has 1,287,937 shares of
these, individuals own 899,887 shares.
shares; insurance companies have invested in
stock
Estates
Total
Income
/":/•'//',/•:.
3,673,078
survey shows further
is held by Individuals.
stock
1,706
$416,307
131,794
14,481
railway.-^//3,450,477
The
$151,214 ,//
6,168
,
common
$282,118
f
$506,612
4,119
———
1943
'// 36,765
164, p.
Air
1944
•
1945
$433,767
150,699
74,123
;
.
income--
oper.
From
Gross
Net
1946
$225,685
•
Other income
'
October—
Troster, Currie & Summers
Members
New York Security Dealers
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
Telephone HAnover 2-2400
Teletype NY 1-376-377
Private Wires to Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh St. Louis
74
$
■j<
--1r,<rHifcrriJn^hlrajhir'i*TfftiI*n
/■
share
for
1
per
common. Proceeds will be used for organizationW
publication,—V. 163, p. 3414. ;v' '
of
dividends
tive
class
titled
The
25,769
98,806
165,808'
income—
9,142
25,708
34,898
31,393
4,771,675
4,352,584
from
Net
ry.
to
ence
'v
Class
A
cum.
conv*
Class
B
cum.
conv.
stock
(40
Common
stock
purchase
of
the
and
stock
creased
reserved
are
'
the exercise of
warrants.
•
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all
upon
or
a
'
r
i ;
Net
402,211
v-
:
1
„
("V? V jy:'t.
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PURPOSE—Net proceeds will be used first, to reduce accounts pay¬
able for" inventory on hand which' at the present'time approximate
Net
J
J
•Profit
uniform inventory of purchased
parts, to, purchase on more advantageous terms raw materials required [
for the production of cabinets, to maintain a larger inventory of fin¬
ished radios, and to finance a greater volume of sales and the con¬
sequent increases in accounts receivable.
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maintain
and
increase
large
a
..
•After all
distributed
securities
its
advance
•
The
all
to
of
of
own
1
dissolution.
New
York
latter
company
trade
engaged
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,
-
time
of
Radio
the
by
business
was
founded by Arthur
Ansley Radio Laboratory.
STOCK
PURCHASE
C.
Ansley
1
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in
rf
'
has
WARRANTS—Company
to
shares
of
each
its
of
stock
common
the
cipal underwriters
,
first
five
-
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..
Years
Ended
June
30—
Cost
of
goods
Other
_'
$147,623 k /
$86,913
$87,796
payable/———
$39,427
Corp.
Co.,
its
21,509 *
9,178
'
$39,958
•
.
same,
time
Sell
i-%.
V;
.
around
Piedmont, Mo.,
its
.
which
properties
of
ance
and
require
new
a
was
Properties
a
and
company
pro-
dissolve.
V
,
and
its
.in
then
and
subsidiary,
Middle West
was
*
1,132,618
»
company's
i
'
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;
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*' *
I*
"
*
.
1946
properties, in. the ordinary ,cpurse qf business.
due
fl.3%-2.2%),
notes
"
.
*
,
1945
.
1944-
.
"
$1,319,554
383,791
$1,867,128
535,297
amounts
728,565
,309,591
394,200
..
of the Railroad Commission
[
\
the jurisdiction
*
OF
//jfofdi income,
1—
J.
%
.> •
Depreciation
'
Federal taxes
/.v.;.'
.
:
15,543,982
17,276,94-f
16,911,590
3.029,076
4,414.066
V:-v;;'.T943
1944
$3,661,326
1942-
$3,405,730
1,896.995
$3,069,271
1,716,907
1,517,207
323,598
V
338,886
354,388
2,092,470
3,159,669
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order declaring that it has ceased to be a holding company
its registration as such shall cease to be in effect.
;
/
Net
$511,115
income
$504,683
208,502
201,553
dividends
for
-
$309,562
common-
dividends—
Common
and
the call price
on
shares outstanding vat
Balance
•
23, 1946, and
Dec. 2, expires at 3 p.m. Dec.
1
208,502
208,501
$359,596
$295,709
(
$293,181
;
of the new
233,136
247,026
•
164, p. 2403
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201,080
233,136
r.
-
$94,620
,
an<i
principal / underwriters
common
stock severaby/fto; .bp
; •
-
7/
-
No. of
-
'
Shs.
W. C. Langley, k Co,-,—U • 4,509
I.ee
ffgginson Corp.——f; 4,500
Bateman, Eichler & Co.——7. 2,500
Brush, filocumb &
Co.J—
4,500.
William
2,500
2,509
Dawis, Skaggs & Co.——
4,500
R. Staats Co——_
2;50O
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—
1,000
—V. 164. p. 2683.
/
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1
Cambria, & Indiana. BR<^ Earnings'—
October—
•Gross
'Net
!
:
ry.
•Gross'
Net
f; Bond Investment Trust of Amerlca-^-Asset Value—
/Net
1943
1944
$156,148
$80,919
59,058
1,319
93,868
44,160
58.974
58,665
1,165,507
1,282,221
railway——-
.285,995
7. 442,558
633,564
income^—
589,305
488,978
$157,679
1,534,138
543,613
:■?.
income—
1—
Jan.
ry. 'oper.
•i
.
;v
''
62,226
86,439
/
from:-..railwayJ./i1
from;
1945
-•
$154,031
oper.
From
t
1946.
/'//■.
railway—
railway-'-—
from
-Net from
vt
V $126,460,
No. of
Securities1 Corp./---
El worthy & Co.———'
v
of the
names
Hornblower & Weeks——
'*[ $g.f>
-
v
$63,045
.
Shs,
5,500
Harris;-Hall & Co. (Inc.)—/ 5.500
Blyth & Co., Inc.--;———- 7 5,500;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.„—
4,500
Redemption—
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UNDERWRITERSr-The
-Union
| Payments; will be subject to the conditions of "the British Defence
% (Finance) regulations and to the Trading, with the Enemy Act, 1939,-rV.
$62,536
surplus—/,--.
-
present.-~V. 164, ■<
been
have
:
.the, hujnber of shares of additional
.purchased by each are as follows;
also receive
the present
2403,
rand (retained-by the-holder^-.-
to Arkansas-Missouri*
507,490
■
will be made at the
St., London, E.C/L,
New York. N. Y,;
Switzerland; or at
Bangue de Paris et des "Pays-Bas, Geneva,-Switzerland. ; The coupon,
maturing ,on April 1, 1947, should be detached from the called bonds
iy
216.766
$504,210
v
'
Preferred
'
-
517,709
$568,098
510,260
'
i
-:;■: '
c
b011,-94O-
264,130
395,000
v
—27,649
income
4.335.998
' 3,785,608
on
deductions
"Total
of
STATEMENT
•:••.•;
$3,958,208
2,089.980
372,822
■■
Oper;, maint. & gen. taxes
378,772
INCOME
1945
'
$2,156,284
884,394
.
4,858t700
6,000,000
„
to legal
credit and
1943. v;;
,
Outstdg.-
>
that additional bonds
provide
subject
SUMMARY
.'
•>
• ' • $11,282,009
t
540,000
$3,475,000
3,475,000
2,525,000
• None
-
preferred stock, series C (par $25)..
stock, ser. D, E, F & G (par $25)
stocks (par $25)-^—-
-
$2,048,209
961,604
Authorized
1946-1955-^——
pfd.
■
.'bonds, series A, at the face value thereof. Payment
office of JrHenry Schroder & Co., 125, Leadenhall
England; or at the-Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
i or at Credit Suisse, Zurich, Lausanne, or Geneva;
,
dispose of its electric properties in arrd
and between Arcadia .and Old Mines, Mo,,' and
business. Arkansas further requests the issu-
of
Arkansas.
Arkansas
The
registration
will
statement
covering 151,367 shares of
then
dissolve.
Arkansas
to
proposes
1,562.762
-
480.902
477,112
—v. 164, p,
which
the
\
values
V.164",
:
(No.
6682)
common:
filed
with
stock (no par)
the
SEC
Aug.
■
S.'Mitchell,
/
•
the
issuance
The
/
for
additional
funds
should
arise;-; "the
the company is strong enough to borrow sufficient
terms for
any
credit
money
foreseeable requirements," he added.—V,
standing
of
1583.
p.
Associated Electric Co.—Loan to Subsidiary Approved
The SEC Pn, Nov. 22 approved .the company's plan to loan* to its
subsidiary, Manila Electric Co.
(Manila), on open account, without
time
by the
to
war,
addition
to
authorized
up to an aggregate of $1,000,000 as Manila may
require for property rehabilitation mdde necessary
and for other corporate -purposes. "Such sums will be in
the
to
of
sum
advance
$2,500,000
which
Associated
Electric
Co.
was
to
Manila pursuant to a declaration heretofore
filed by Associated Electric Co. with the Commission and permitted to
become
of
effective
the
on
Nov.
20
stockholders
notified
;
;
of
a
the
sujt
program..1
by one
small
stockholder to
enjoin
consummation
still
donment
p.
2283.
.
i
......
was
."
f.-*;*T
'.V.V; y j'l .;"'•
-r ykyy:r-"/■
•
j
v
j Partial Redemption—
"
'
v ;
"
Jan.
by
properties
order
of
of
the
Manila
Philippine Islands.—V. 164.
p.
Commission
are
2682.
located
dated
on
the
March
Island
-Gross
.
>
30, 1945
Luzon.
of
165,359
'5,389,605
2.424,546
1,904,517
*
'
1040 "7
/.
"7
1945
/
1944
/■;
1943
;
railway7-_- -x$166.259
$125,579
$138,494
$89,226
*54.285
*106,314
*51,077
*95,738
*69,636
*99,546
*144,277
♦109,504
1.266,505
1.115.822
Jan.
1—
1.169.941
•548.004
*468,308
*424,519
*1,017,931
*881,736
*801,321
.
Ry.-—Earnings—
,
'//
/V '/'' /:'/./l/: '■
1946—Month—1945
1946—10 Mos.—1945
earnings";//:/— $26,638,759 $28,646,295 $265,326,603 $24,042,880
Period End. Oct. 31—
Gross
J
outstanding first1 refunding and colloteral trust bonds,
41/4%'■. series A due March 1, 1960, 4J/4%
1939 series due March 1,
1960, and A% 1946 series due July 1, 1965, have been called for re¬
demption on- Jan. 2, 1947. Both issues of AV*% bonds will be redeemed
at 1021/2
and interest and the 4% issue at 103 and interest at any
branch in Canada of The Royal Bank of Canada.—V. 163, p. 307,
from
Canadian Pacific
f")'
of
212,794
-y^'y-y-yy
Gross from railway—_ ? 1,419.327
Net from railway-—*622.206
Net rv. oper. income;;/
*1,130,610
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2404.
-
1,
British Columbia Power Corp., Ltd.—Calls Bonds—
,
$524,23,7
oper.
Net from railwav——
Net ry. oper. income
:
From
"
All
(943
/.
$517,622
Canadian Pacific Lines In Vermont—Earnings-
■
'i.'
\ >; >."'1944:
from
rv.
October—•
& Paper Mills, Ltd.—
has called for redemption on
' '
1945
,216.631:/•'
65.849
*67,140. // 128,361 : *102,282
$561,707
•
•
.
1947, $53,000
of first mortgage 4%■ bonds,^-series of 1945, at 102V*' and interest.
/ Payment will be made
at the Bank of Mqntreal 1« v Montreal or i Toronto,
Canada, or in St. Johnrs Newfoundland.—V. 163, p. 3128;
; V. 161, p. 2755.' 'L.V;-.'•'v;' v/
"
corporation
V •'
' -T946
railway——
4,085,665
5,691,729
5,016,738
railway/—732,624:
2,082,979 ,1,805.439
income—*155,394
.1,050,988
1,023,856
;; *Deficit.—V. 164, p".*2404.
' / r.
* y.A»y:- 77. " -7
:
.yy-'-.i
•
.
,
from
Net
the plan
Bowater's Newfoundland Pulp
•
railway-/* $286,186
*316
Jan.;i~/.//i'/t7'/7:/*:7:7/v
Net
/'/ v:;,/:;
~
explained in a letter to stockholders that, although
as advantageous to the stockholders." aban¬
thought advisable to avoid costly litigation.^—V.' 164,
/ ,v-,;/vV
,;! :/
considered
<*
,
railway:—;-
operr indome—;
Gross
that/ the. special
sums
time
from
from
'Net
The management
The
Interest, such
Net
favorable
on
i64,
of
it
at $10 a
need
company
because
•
:v
at this time of rights to
share because of uncertainty of the market and because plans
for expanded production have not developed as expected."
•Gross
\
*
r
.meeting.called for Dec. 6 to vote on a recapitalization plan has been
V" canceled' and the plan Itself has been rescinded;
This action was taken
would
gain little if anything
purchase additional stock
4
_
Botany Worsted Mills—Plan JRescinded-^,
16
;
letter to stockholders, said:'
a
stockholders
;/ / October--
From "
has been withdrawn.
;•
,
President, in
directors believe
through
2683.
'
at $10 a share.
"The
p.
Canadian Pacific Lines In Maine—Earnings—
7
with. $5,403,606 at- the close fo 1945. The resulting liquidating;/
per
outstanding unit were $98.94 and $105.78, respectively.—
compares
The company had planned to offer 148,633 shares, of no par. common
to present holders on the basis of one share for each two shares held
All
Kuhn,
.
may be issued in unlim¬
regulation and the restrictive provisions
of- the indenture.,
tThere.are no.limitations on*the company's powef"to issue and sell, unsecured evidences of indebtedness other than the
called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1947, for the
retirement fund, £60,700 of -5% mortgage and- collateral trust income
Artloom Cbrp.-'-Kegistration Statement Withdrawn^—
from
■■
and
utility .water, company serving water in or to
communities and adjacent territory,, all;in the State
The estimated population of the area^ served" is 486,050.
^-Earnings-— vvl; (
1948
;
at'a "meeting on
There
to
solicit proxies for. a special meeting, of its .stockholders at
'proposed transactions will be considered.—V. 164, p. 2826.
•
.
'
stock
If
f
Francisco,
Co.,.. San
construction work, and to restore • working
extensions and improvements and to. defray
portion of the cost of future additions, extensions and improvements
the
•Indentures
Co., a corporation recently organized in Arkansas, which •com¬
y
The trustees announce that the total portfolio based on market quowill assume the liabilities of "Arkansas and will issue its capital v
tations on Nov." 16, 1946, plus other net assets and after allowance for'
stock to the stockholders of Arkansas on a sh&re-for-share basis
upon
the distribution of $2.10 per unit of beneficial interest (which was paidthe surrender for cancellation of the outstanding shares of
capitdl
on
Dec. 2 to holders of record Nov. 16) aggregated $6,836,896, which
.'
.
Trust
public
and
company's
Bolivia Ry. Co.—Partial
\
pany
A.
CoP^Stock Offered—An lin-'
'
^
'
,
518,631
Holders of. 40,000. outstanding shares
p.
Missouri
around
Arkansas further proposes to transfer its assets
.
"
«
<
is:. a
cities
ited
.Power
<
874,842
518,993
cum.
f
'$
and $
East
an
that
*
4Al!c
v.
former subsidiary of Middle
1944', the SEC required Arkansas
24,
in
properties
it
"
Common
4.260,701
5,f84,214'
675,998;
5
is
interest in East Missouri Power Co. Arkansas now requests a modifica¬
tion of the order of Jan. 24. 1944, bv deleting therefrom those pro¬
ice
779,588
applicable to stockholders of record Dec. 2.
Holders will
■a
cash
adjustment equivalent to accrued dividends on
i stocks and to the difference between the offering price
.
required to divest itself of its
interest in Arkansas. Pursuant to such order, Middle West has dis¬
posed of its interest in Arkansas and Arkansas has disposed of its
visions
959,761
430,503
''
-V
American
agents,
Cum.
8,543,991
-
Birmingham Electric Co.—Preferred Exchange Offer
of $7 and $6 preferred stock
tof the company may exchange their shares for shares of new 4.20
preferred stock on share-for-share basis..
The offer, authorized by
$20,401
;/•///
application with the SEC in which it
an
interest
electric
'•*/"'"J.
vVV:-'."
Serial
645,668
3,859.808
.
income-.,—
Jan.
■-
J,/
;/ $35,228
Corp.—To
properties to
its
939,956
:
36,043
"ist mtge. '3 '/4 9/r bonds, series C, due Now. 1, 1975
f
78,399
Piedmont, Mo.,
between Arcadia and Old Mines, Mo., and its ice properties and busir
At the
3,171.121
1,329,306
Lake Erie; RR.
164, p. 2282.
(shares
-By order .dated-Jan.
of.
2,345,819
Co.; New
Balance
.
Delaware'corporation
itself
a
of
2403.
p
"
oper..
j
•:
9,848
"
19,624
Power
Company—"
divest
.ness.
ry.
directors
its
2-533,965;
2,718,345
,
of
.204,936
10,368,713
8.108,004
/Gross from railway
13.354.992
Net from railway—_—3,676.330
Net ry. oper. income—
3,703,661
1,506
12,837
50,634
I;
yyyyy:
-
''
25,849
Arkansas-Missouri
Power
s
$147,974 %
/;
2,365
/
a
164,"
from-railway
railway
—,-iV
From
•
1326.
transfer
7,177,471
income-
October—
Net
$37,921
350
/';/
to
73,637
72,536
;.V;
'
income
Arkansas,
6,963
/
.415,603
47,256
—
The company has filed
1943
$197,158
capital usedJ'or. additions,
' '
from
57,410
'
to New
'
134,216
PURPOSE"—Cempany intends to use the net- proceeds to repay-bank
loans in the amount of $500,000 obtained to defray, in part, the costs
$1,065,296
*556,490
242,651
129,064
•
railway——,
oper.
Net
547,974
/•/./883
notes
164, p.
West
v'.
Gross
120,499
1944
$324,627
y
61,193
,
the State/ot .California..
1944
<
1,438,306
taxes.
to
/
137,890
Federal normal income and surtax-
poses
rv.
148,238
l—"
Bessemer &
.
$643,306
income/
on
$559,410
railway-—
\ •Deficit,-4V.
—V.
Total
Net
1945
$1,706,428
expenses
income
Interest
-V.
Net
"
>VS
CORPORATION) i
■
684,863
1
profit
from
Net
•
>
.
1946
1944
$865,366
income_v>,
Jan.
from
Gross
warrant;1/
10.000
/
»
570,050
Income—_
of California.
sold by the prin¬
$909,666
sold--.
Selling, general, & admin,
Gross
,
YORK
"
Cross sales less discts., returns,, etc.
of
rate
10,000 units
/;;•'/■, STATEMENT OF INCOME (NEW
,
the
at
of
lots
1945
$578,188
railway—
ry. operv
From
to
underwriter at 5 cents per warrant share,- common stock
purchase warrants entitling the holders thereof to purchase at $1
per share
at any time on or before Nov. 1/ 1951; an aggregate of.
50,000
from
Net
the principal
•shares for
1945
$262,990
*
*
1943
1946
/
Gross from railway
trade
sell
'
■
...
COMPANY—ComRanys was/ incorporated, in California, Dec. 2b, 1926;
.
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
October—•
;
•Net
agreed
withdrawn.
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
*
„
York.
i
.
Cleveland,'/6.—Files^with
^/written/'// /
York
the
under
1927
"x
been
York.
Registrar, Bank of America National Trust
Savings Association, San Francisco, and Guaranty Trust Co.,. New
31
1932 to
in New
New
r
5,000 shares common
Manufacturing" Co.
acquisition
its
*
has
-Earnings-
Iv
•90,880
railway-—- "
Transfer
&
26; filed; a, lettep of; notification jvith/ thu SEC
stock (no par) to be offered to stockholders
and 295 shares of ($100 par) preferred, 4,750 shares (no par) common
and
$50,000
10-year 5%
debenture notes, all to be offered to the
public.
Prices, $5 per common share to stockholders; $10 per com;
mon share to public, $100 per preferred share and debentures at face,
Proceeds will be used to increase working capital. Issues; not under;
the
in
?
.
V J y } ••• - ;;r.
-
1946
*
income-—
oper.
Loeb .&
The company on NQV.
for
development, manufacture- and sale of
electric phonographs and radio-phonograph combinations. The
AC-DC
name
■
.
Ansley
name
the
at
company
was
-1 ■
-
was
'
'!„
t.w
.
(
...
..
$2.50)
(par
.
L"
r,
'
-
from
Company
of
organized in New York in
business. conducted by Arthur C. Ansley
acquire the radio
York
City under the
The
stockholders, as a
<
company
.
,
:
distributing the
liquidating dividend in |
the course
in
;is
or
$249,272.
413,333
$0.60
..Basic, Food Materials, Inc.,
:
,
COMPANY AND BUSINESS—Company was organized in New Jersey
in August, 1946 and acquired as of Sept. 30, 1946 all of the property
and assets pf Ansley Radio'Corp.
(N; Y,) under a plan of reorgani¬
zation in. consideration of the assumption, of the liabilities of , the New
York company, and 294,643 "shares of the. common stock and 13,700
shares of class B cumulative convertible preferred stock,
The: New
York-company has
1946—9 MoS.—1945
1946—3 Mos.—1945
$304,117;
$92,795
$90,258 v
413,333
413,333- : -"413(;333'
$0.22
$0.2.1
$0,73
charges, including taxes.—V. 164, p.-2539.
*, >•
%
Sept. 30—
Capital- shares outstdg—
.Earnings per share
;
*>-,
■•'
'
/"
f
.
California Water Service:
Barber Asphalt Corp.—Earnings—
Period End,
*
•
derwriting group headed by Union Securities Corp. and
Harris,' Hall; & Cp. (Inc;) oil Deci 4 offered to the publid
50>000 shares of- common stock (par $25) at $36.50 a share,*
|The group was awarded the shares lat a competitive sale
Dec. 3 on a bid of $34,319 a share. A competing bid, nam¬
ing a price of $33.65 a share, was submitted by Dean
Witter & Co.
'
'
' il
.
„
and second, depending upon the circumstances at the time
the
proceeds are •'received, to reduce bank loans and to purchase
woodworking machinery at an estimated cost of $20,000. The balance
Will be added to the working capital of the company and will be used
^
v
^Deficit.—"V. 164, p. 2283.
.
stock
common
no-par
stock
common
railway,—;4, $181,636
railway—2-tL
•43,126
oper.
Net ry.
$50,000;
to
ry,
hel'd. When the split is
of
of
Fr.om Jan. l—•
/ -Gross from' railway—L- " 2,688,267-"
additional shares for? eoah share
split through issuance of two
for-one
'
: :
.
■
completed, the company will have 451,812 shares
as
its sole outstanding capitalization; The
"companjk also announced that earnings for tlje first* nine .months, of
1946
were
in* excess of; $2.50 a share on the total number of- shares
;
'.that will be outstanding after, the' nev? shapes are - issued-r-V. 1164;
.p, 1326.
s*" '
tThis amount may be in¬
portion of the common stock
5 - "
'
'
-
purchase, warrants.
f;
V
frdm
from
27 approved an increase inrthe authorized
stock from 200,000 shares to 600,000 shares to effect a three;
common
.
"
J^•»%'»*•» .•*
1;
1589.
p.
October—
The stockholders on Nov.
.conversion of the ;
issuance upon exercise
upon
for
335,646
■
of
shares
Net
1.901.699
1,789.006
f-.'/;-•
.
(No. 6745) filed with the SEC Sept. 24
cumulative preferred stock (par $25) and
Burlington-Rock Island RR.
Sons Co.—Split-Up Voted—
(Joseph) Bancroft &
,..
•>"
*
shares
10,000
164,
Gross
r'-'l'/vi/vV.i.v, Vv/v:
70,000 shs.,;
:•
137,294
.
.
13,700 shs.
t384,643 shs.
./•/;■/ 50,000
50,000
warrants---- ..<•/
50,000
stock
common
purchase
;
70,000 shs.
13,700 shs.
700,000 shs.
par)
cents
167,400 are reserved, for issuance
•Of which
preferred
••
pfd, stock ($5 par); ,
pfd. stock ($5 par)
i';
Common
-
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding:
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
'
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
the company.
stock of
subordinate
any
CAPITALIZATION
oper.
From
unpaid dividends in prefer¬
accrued, and
plus
share
per
'
*
••V'.
—V.
1943
railway--.
Net
died *
y
-
$420,279
railway——
from
Gross
»
registration statement
120,000
1944
$487,430
.
$379,479
railway——3,341,142 "y 4,398,826
Net from railway—'——314,695
1,016,791
Net ry. oper. income—,
141,797
251,609
—V; 164, R.,2402.
*
•
not less than 30 days' notice at $8 per share on or before Sept.
and thereafter at prices decreasing 50 cents each 12 months
to and incl. Sept. 1, 1950, and thereafter at $6 per .share, plus divi¬
dends in each case.
The class A preferred, stock is entitled on liqui¬
$5
1945
$348,558
1, 1947,
to
'
1946
v.
ft*'**1'
■
The-
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings;
company,
Withdrawn—
ty
covering
October-—/ 1
founder and President of this
164, p. 678.',
75,
Pa., on Nov, 30.—V.
V Burffqssi NortonMfgr: Co,—RegiMra,tj6n J Statementi
(
upon
dation
'. .1:;*•<»"
y
shares ($10 par) common stock. Offering price, $10 a share.!;
Underwriter, E.'H."Martin & Co. Proceeds will be used for'erection of',
modern grey iron foundry; and foj; wprJUng. capital. j
-
at any time
Budd,
K".:■{•■•7':A.;I*/ if
Germantown,
-
/
Nov. 25 filed a letter of -notification with the SEC
company on
Edward. G'.
at
for 10,000
stock, is en-.-
to
N. Mex.—Files with SEC—
querque,
A
of the holder thereof into two shares of oommon
the benefits of a Sinking fund and is redeemable
option
(The) Budd Co.-r-Death of President$
Associated Manufacturing & Foundry Co. NSL.,, Albu-:
preferred stock is entitled to receive cumula¬
of 30 cents per annum, is initially convertible at the
share
A
dends.
share of Class B
Offered,—Public of¬
fering of 70,000 units of stock was made Dec. 4 by Amos
Treat & Co. Each unit consists of one share ($5 par)
class A cumulative convertible preferred stock and one
share of (400 par) common-stock, priced at $7 per unit. •
•
-Calls Prior Preferred
V
called
each
shares
400
£
December 9, 1946
All of the outstanding shares of $5 prior preferred stock have been
for redemption on ,Dec. 31, next, at $100 per share and divi¬
Payment will be made at' The Kentucky Trust Co.
Louisville
Ky.—V. 164, p. 1327v
Nov. 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
(no par)
$5 preferred and (10c par) Class A
($10 par) Glass B-common. Price, $100 a unit •
of preferred and one share of Class A common and 10cv'
The company on
.
comftion and 100 shares
of. magazine
Ansley Radio Corp.—Stock Units
Stock for Redemption—
SEC—
for
Cforp»-
\Brown-Forman Distillers
Inc.—Files, with
Contributors,
Associated Magazine
i W y
/<
Anderson, Clayton & Co., Inc.—Sells Debentures Pri¬
vately—The company has sold • privately, at par, to the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the -United States
$25,000,000 2% % \sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1,
1971.* The proceeds of sale will be used for general cor¬
porate purposes.—V. 164, p. 1862.
Each
CHRONICLE\ZhMonday,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
I
2954
8,506,449
21,820,782
23,776,756
235,813,748
$4,815,977
Working expenses
$4,869,539
$29,512,855 $15,536,431
the
Net earnings
10
—
days ending Nov. 30
Traffic
.//;■.
earni^^s
—V. 164, p. 2827.
—.——
■■
■''
; ;
*>■..
1946
$7,610,000
1945
$7,952,000
/•//•/,■'"';■• ■>."*
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4549
164
Carnation Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Extra Dividend—
;
K-'f4
;;
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Sole Transfer Agent—
„
directors have declared an
extra dividend of $1
on
the common stock, no par value,
i
payable Dec. 18 to holders: of record Dec. 11. An extra of like amount
'■■♦•was disbursed on Dec.
17, last' year. T .<
■
-/•.
.;-/•
.1
The
regular semi-annual: dividend of 50 cents per share on the
common
stock and the usual quarterly dividend of $1 per share on
"the,4% -first; preferred stock, (par $100),. were also declared, both;
payable Jan. 2, 1947 to holders of record Dec. 11, 1946.—V. 163,
*•
It
announced
was
that the
Dec.
4
per-share
on
,I,
Worth,
Texas. Construction
1
•
will
shortly after the firsfc
begin
year.
adding
burners
enlarging its yards by
on
"
>
Of the company's
prime movers are either oil
the. coal. strike has no effect on the movement of
most
as
diesels,
or
'
,
alsid plans to spend $125,000
or eight long tracks.
seven
Inasmuch
The
ICC
Nov.
on
19
authorized
the
to
company
respect of not exceeding $1,500,000 1%% serial
certificates, to be issued by the Cbase National
ment ' trust
New
3129.
as trustee, and sold at 100.071 and accrued
with
ihe' procurement of certain equipment.
Yqrk,
connection
./'The report .of,the
,■
;///
The
and
certificates
invitations
Commission
bid
states:
for
offered
were
also" sent
.
.
sale
equip¬
Bank,
dividends in
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.- -Earnings
Octobex*—
Gross
<
..
through
competitive
to
were
Net
bidding
123
to
from
ry.
.Gross
Net
$2,654,540
$2,357,369
$2,590,461
462,593
523,653
719,509
955,912
railway
538,280
22,393,959
23,504,122
22,713,581
2,383,719
*187,737
from railway-,^..
from
435,897
22,704,099
6,027,509
5,390,036
6,976,90»
3,192,449
,2,891,992,
•4,229,375
442,430
-V
"
1—
Jan.
railway__s_„,
"
Net ry.
income_„
oper.
«'
269,047
income—
oper.
"'"'r FrOm
/it/-'. into this
1943
1944
1945
,* ""1946
$2,544,058
#
railway—.1
from
Net
firms, each bidder being
stockholders on Dec. 4 approved the proposed merger with and
required .to specify in multiples of V8th of. 1% per annum the rate
company of its subsidiary, American Utilities Service Corp.
/of dividends to be borne' by the certificates.' In response thereto four
"The parent' company owns 81% ; of the common stock Of American
bids, representing ,20 parties were received.
The best bid, 100.071 and
-J Utilities Service Corp.
Each share of $20 par common of A. :U. S.,
per annum, was made
»nob owned by Central will be converted into three shares oft$l par .',v accrued dividends based on a rate of 1%$
"by" Haisey, BtuartCo., lnc„ on behalf of itself and six associates,
common of
Central, and the '100,366 shares of A. U. S.. now'owned ;
and ,has been accepted.; On-'thia basis*' the .average annual cost of the
•will be canceled.—rV. ;164, p. 2539.
>
'
//
/'/:!'v:/%The
announced.—V. 164, p. 2405.
passenger and freight trains, it was
obligation
assume
and liability in
,
•
,
the
The company
'
•<
Co.—Merger Approved—
Fort
of
sole
Ohio Ryr—Equip1. Trusts Authorized—
Chesapeake &
,
Central Electric & Gas
fbr
Trust Co., New York, 1?. '**:,>■■*»* been appointed
agent for common stock, $1 par value,—V. lOV-p. 2013.-
The" Bankers
transfer
2955
.
.
!/,
'
.
proceeds to the
^Deficit.—y.» 164,
:
p, 2405.
applicant will be approximately ,1.74 7* .—V. 164, p. 2688.
■
£!;/;• Central of Georgia Ky.—Earnings— *',
v
|
$2,795,569
308,661
$3,041,639
«
, ;
1944 "
$3,170,459
•' 1943
$3,215,205
673,200
845,211
1,217,154
/430,004
,From Jan. 1— 'V':'//'//// y/
'~<?'ross frcm' railway-—^' 26,434,608
481,736',
487,573
564,395
v ' '/
32,354,877
32,694,335
1,821,686 i, 6,893,711
9,424,008
"
V
31,232,587
12,163,985
5,479,554
7,408,336
1
•Gross
from
V'V:-
>V "v."
'
October—
v
railway—*
'
INet
railway—*_*.'
from
"Net
JNet
.
/
ry.
from railway******
oper
'
1945
income-.**
:net ry. oper! income—
,
1946'V'
878,417''
,■
vV
'
4,273,083
.
''/
•
.
..
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Ofctober—
Gross
1045
1946
.
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ryf—Definitive
Bonds—
.
1943
1944
..Definitive
v
from
railway- :r $17,788,434 $19,561,712 $22,114,299 $20,519,433
Net from railway
5,742,648
9,286,238
9,591,131
6,856,268
Net ry. oper. income.. V,.
2,833,926
1,942,587 , 2,424,008
2,606,582
From
Jan.
1—
bonds
from
.
11,
bonds and first and refunding mortgage*
ready
for delivery in exchange for
National Bank of the City of New-
1994,
are
The
.
at
Chase
available
also
are
First
The
at
National Bank of Chicago and definitive first and refunding mortgage
i
bonds
the
at
Continental
Illinois
Chicago.—V. 163, p. 1154.
-
Equipment Trusts Authorized—
Jan.
bonds
York, 11 Broad St., New York,, N. Y/
Definitive income mortgage bonds
\„
.
railway- ./ 164,007,723 209,082.045 199,460,762 178,815,683
Net from railway__— .w
48.596,752
78,143,217
82,559,926
85,942,705
Net ry. oper. income..
23,331,205
26,082,796
22,525,153
35,077,674
—V. 164% p. 2283.
Gross
income mortgage
due
temporary
Bank
National
W
of
Co,
Trust
&
v v
■ "
1
\
The ICC. on Nov, 8 -authorized the company to assume obligation
.'/// and liability in respect of not exceeding $2,300,000 series U equipment
//-'•trust certificates to be issued by the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., as
/• /,--Afusfceo, and sold at 99.87% of par and accrued dividends in connection
,
October—
Net
Net
•;/ •*
i
paying
agent
for
registrar
and
Net
Gross
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.—Stock
Warrants—
recently
igiven the right to subscribe on or before 3 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 12, 1946,
Jof 80,000 additional shares of common stock at $15 per share on the
basis of one new share for each five shares held.
Transferable wan^t2ilits W6r6 lssuccllf
*,
^ v\ '
/H*vyc ^ f',r 11
1
vl 1'-*r■ It
The City National Bank & Trust Do. of Chicago and the Guaranty
•Trust Co. of New York have been appointed as agents for the comThe
stockholders "of
common
record
Nov.
1946,
20,
:Net
25,501,437
28,775,224
8,837,596
26,837,631
6,516,234
*299,350
2,301,327
2,570,446
3,313,239
from
ry.
$2,398,702
$2,561,795
$2,699,706
544,754
791,978
1,122,929
170,682
256,680.
76.67%
24,597,786*
22,113,373
25,258,020
2,755,706
6,624,034
2,162,169
(
'
•Total
Obtobef—
; •
1946
Net
1945
,*
v
1943
$1,171,160
452,156".
502,762
' 318,187
345,178
1944
from
ry. oper. income...
93,559
18,399
26,381
federal income taxes—
94,597
214,163
360,871
72,100
85,960
231,901
$69,919
$578,615
$265,784
$154,489
-
'
BALANCE'
"
.r"
SHEET, SEPT. 30, 1946
.
-
-
LIABILITIES—Taxes * payable
*
profits
■excess
taxes),
$592,748;
and
>
(Federal
accrued;
property
other
and
*
Dividend
:
; ; a
V.
and
$102,599;
par
60 cents per
of
each
:
•*1/
^
4 1
■
\
Carl J. Austrian and
Net
$2(1, payable Dec. 21 to holders of record
Net
<
4
'
-
0
■
the Court. /
also stated
plan to
Rejected
:thi&
a
year
chased
;y\ vS/V.
on
Nov.
.
■■'•'/■
15 that they have considered, and
proposal to dismiss the pending proceedings made earlier
the Young, Kirby and Otis & Co. group Who had pur¬
by
common
stock
of Central
States Electric Corp.
from
Harrison
They state that they rejected this proposal, which among
matters contemplated payment in full of the principal and
"Williams.
-other
.;
-?. -i
»
interest
the
claims
of
debenture holders,
the ground
on
that
the
^proposal had no legal basis under the Bankruptcy Act, that it was
jreither
.
of
practicable nor fair
and
equitable to
security-holders
and
in
afford a suitable, basis, for, concluding the
jpen'ding proceedings.)a'With"-respect to recent proposals to dismiss^
sgeneral,
that
did not
it
separately by the 7% preferred stockholders' committee and by
Kirby and .Otis & Co. group, the trustees state they intend
•to' Oppose such proposals when and as they are presented to the Court,
•on
grounds similar to those which occasioned their rejection Of the
•earlier proposal to dismiss, made by the Young group.—V., 164, p. 2540. '
itnade
'
-dhe Young,
Western Carolina Ey
CharlestdH
1946
Orosa from railway-^.- ."•: $315,919
3^et from railway_^__A
38,479
5Tet ry. oper. incomes.. ;
21,062
i'--; October-^
From
Jan.
1—
,
railway^/-.
17et from railway——
<3r6ss
from
.'/•'■■■
'• /'
3,103,095
,
oper.
'-'rij"'
^
T
'W
"V
■* V.
1>"», ■ •f'-V"'
4;
•.=•'• •'■••'
$312,165
37,066
24,822
$360,922
1943
$314,449
109,965
89,587
43,351
/.
29,139
3,855,564
5,453,336'
1,370,862
700,767
295,852
;
638,552
"
3,619,656*
1,383,820
637,371
holders
are
creditors
are
debenture
that all other
interest
where
except
otherwise
164, p. 2540.
on
Dec. 31, next, £31,400 of
London current on-the'date of presentation
on
of the called
/-,■•/••
164, p. 2013.
The
corporation on Nov. 26 announced
that
the Detroit factory
prices of its Plymouth; Dodge, De Soto and Chrysler cars are
f,/ being adjusted in conformance with current costs.
These adjustments
will vary by body types and will
range from an increase of $8 on the
lowest priced Plymouth 4-door sedan to $104 on the more
expensive
retail
Chrysler New Yorker 4-door sedan.—V. 164,
.1,840,431
2,246,635'
$21,490,657
6,133,612
9,465,929
3,088,414
5,409,515
2540.
p.
r
r
..
$20,055,676 $20,422,821
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.-1—
'
October—
.
/! /
/
Net
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1946
1945
$2,421,665
723,856
1944 "
1943
$3,293,775
$3,124,410
1,259,846
1,427,779
237,699
411,808
539,307
24,572,828 ' 28,734,223
5,793,241
9,745,455
3,131,062
3,603,779
32,043,637
30,302,166
•12,798,766
14,347,949
4,135,725
5,173,285
899,513
'
income—
ry.: oper.
Net
/
$2,849,620
-.
Gross from railway
Net from railway-
From
income—2,184,765
ry. oper.
Net ry.
1—
Jan.
842,305
2,047,163
456,481
■
•;'
*
1—
railway
railway
income—*
oper.
164, p. 2284.
//' Cincinnati Union
5,050,944
^
and
of
certain
of
>
The-certificates
states;Vvv/':V-VV/>7A <V;//V\
- were
^
offered
for
sale
through
to 179
■'
rV.://:
bidding
competitive
bankers, bond houses; and
companies, the bidders being required to indicate whether
the bids: were submitted oii the basis of a 10 or 15-year trust and
to name the rate of dividends to be borne by the certificates in mul¬
1
Va ot 1%-.per- annum.. In response thereto three bids repre¬
29 parties were received.
The best bid, 100.30 and accrued
based on.a 10-year trust and a rate of 2% per annum,
made by The First Boston Corp. and Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.,
October—
Gross
Net
Net ry.
oper.
Net ry.
•^V. 164,
-
'/M /'■'/' /
Chicago Eock Island & Pacific Ry»—Earnings-^—
'
from
From
Gross
oper.
from
•
1944
v
.1943
—
.
income. ,4,*:$
v
The
oper.
'5,058,179
6,195,13f
5,361,502
1,531,657
2,334,808
1,410,851
2,404,774
railway-
railway—,*.
oper.
256,654
.
'
'
-10,996,814
5,260,325
3,681,678
4,301,218
income
:
'
• -
on
the
Dec.
ott
Dec.
common
11.,
This
•
/.-:/- •';";';/.'/
11,939,677
6,287,003
5
declared
(no
brings
an
par)
total
extra
payable
dividends
,
10,662,843
5,544,106
„
5,170,529 '/•; 4,422,652
■••:/-,■' /-■
stock
$984,016
433,756
325,233
497,876
11,271,622
4,502,705
"
610,219
•■
;/.
.
Dividend—
dividend
of $2.25 pe*
Dec. 23 to holders of
in 1946 to $4.25 per
as compared with $2 in 1945.
■'■/''/ ■
Previously this year the company made the following payments on
common
stock; Feb.
15 and May 15, 25 cents each;
Aug. 15,
share,
the
50
cents
quarterly
and
50
extra/ and Nov. 15 a quarterly of
//;/:-/.•. ///.a! '/;,:/// .:// •'••/•"' /.
--r '.•,.' ■/■'.:
cents
50
cents.—V.,.164, p. 1866.
income.
„
30,138,008
...
.—
158,518,361 147,301,254
60,888,574
62,456,217
63,567,806
23,011,921 -24,083,454;. 34,772,854
132,533,327 165,579,068
;
5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—New Vice-President—
/ 13,689,421
Carl
A. F-
Plans to
Spend $375,000 at Fort Worth, Tex.—
Farringtort; chief executive officer of the Rock IslefncI tines,
a $250,000 freight house and office building
haA announced plans for
W.
Meyers, President, on Nov. 29 announced the
Pueblo, Colo., as Vice President in charge of
Franz of
election of
operations
of Buffalo, N. Y., who has resigned,
Mi*. Ffanz wa& appointed Works Manager of tjxe Colorado Divisipn
last March. In his new position he will have complete charge of III
operations of the corporation.—V. 164, p. 2541,I
to
John D.
570,052
-
$1,199,696
//////•:•'/■ /,/■.•///•: -■••/••'
p,'2405./
directors
share
I
2,880,861
income***
1943
1944 '
.
323,187
1—
Jan.
from
1945
$13,402,617 $15,347,125 $16,219,457 $14,174,323
railways
from-railway-*...,
Net ry.
1946
;
-.1945
$916,897
// Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—$2.25 Extra
record
October—
1946
,
Gress' from railway***.
Net from railway******,
dividends,
associates, and has been accepted. On these bases the average
annual cost of the proceeds to the applicant will he .approximately
1.94% V-V,: 164,'p. 2405. V;,-/V••:/.'/VV/ ; / ■
'
railway
$1,293,580
railway**:.**- ' '•;
591,424
/■ :From Jan.- i*«.
senting
12
'
'
from
from
tiples of
Net
Redemption
Feb.
on
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
insurance
;
Co.—Partial
redemption
2991.
p.
equipmex4t.v;.\'1-//;///,!/:;///'V .V;//':v;' a/V/1" ■'/;•
the "Commission
and invitations for bids" were mailed
and
for
on
report
The
was
Terminal
called
fund
liability
procurement
..
has
1, 1947, out of
monies,- $41,000 of first mortgage 3%% bonds» Series
E, due Feb.- 1, 1969, at lit and interest, and $107,000 of first mort¬
gage 2%% bonds, Series G, due Aug. 1, 1974 at 102Va and interest.
Payment will be^ made at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., Incorpo¬
rated, sinking fund trustee, 23 Wall St., New York, N. Y.—V. 163,
company
sinking
Nov^ 19 authorized the company-to assume obligation
in respect of not exceeding $10,140,000 2% equipment
trust certificates, to be issue! by the Northern Trust Co., as trustee,
and sold at 100.30 and accrued dividends in connection; with
the
ICC
-The
-
The
:
,
' 133,895,940 143,210,027-139,418,163 136,517,886
19,484,457
34,840,973
41,882,894
52,057,890.
; 7,887,870
17,993,654 19,797,972 32,748,252
income
oper.
4
_
Equipment Trust Certificates Authorized—'
Net ry.
•
- "'-134,597
income^^^ ; / *91,183*
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2283.
27et ry.
1944
and
6%
ChrysIef Corp., Detroit, Mich.—Prices Adjusted—
/
1—'
Gross from railway!
Net from railway
Net
-Eamings-
1945
* 2,998,546,
interest;
with
Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas, Paris, France, in each case at
debentures,—V.
164, p. 2405.
Gross
1
*
319'47, for the
general mortgage
1946
1945
1944
1943
Gross from railway
$15,482,411 $15,279,200 $14,816,913 $14,862,628
Net from railway—,
3,431,030 /8.240
4,538,646/ 5,885,122
/.' Net
Robert 6. Butcher, trustees of this corporation,
The -trustees
income/—-
Jan.
6%
full,
in
the buying rate of each of the above-mentioned paying agents for sight
:
•
5,159,833.
with
paid
,
«ciaims asserted by
Ridge Corp."
They further state that when these claims have been
-disposed of or have progressed sufficiently to permit of some treatment
Tn a plan, they intend to proceed promptly with the presentation of 1
■sd
at- the
October—
and to all parties inter- !
proceedings, said that 'Jit is not now pracr*
of reorganization in light of the pending
American Cities Power & Light Corp. and Blue
[•'
first- and
full
be
46 William
New York, N. Y., or in florins at the office of Nederlandsche
Maatsehappij N.V., Amsterdam, Holland, or in Swiss francs at
office of Credit Suisse, Zurich, Switzerland, or in French francs
Gross
tical to proceed with any plan
C
$61,000. of
term bank
a
sterling income
the
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
,
;
fund,
the provision in the plan for
Handel
:
Jan.
preferred, and
existing common.
of
Street,
166,041,311 193,995,291-189;il8;i93 186,288,099
from railway...—
21,603,239
42,697,503 56,028,989
75,945,986
ry. "oper. income—
9,627,947 23,749,869- 27,050,097
47,082,542
—V.
Jn, their Second Report to all security-holders
.
Mass.,
•
on
mean
existing
shares
./dollars at the office of J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp.,
due 1972^'
redemption
would
debentures at 101 and interest. Payment Will be
sterling at the office of J. Henry Schroder & Co., 145 Leadenhall Sti-eet, London, E.C.3, Egnland, and at the option of the bearer In
from railway.—'
Gross
nested in the. reorganization
"
sinking
M Bonds
for
of
This
interest, which is necessary to provide funds
plan for the chain.
;-••"
•
-
// There have been called for redemption
5%
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
'
'
" ' 1946 "
1945 ": ' V 1944 v -1
1943
Net-ry. oper.
Central States Electric Corp.—Plan Held Up—
■
1946.
20
approved, also provides that all
as
in
to
share
each
present common stock¬
rehabilitation
a
plan,
paid
common.
made in
134, p. 2828.
From
^
the
called
Net from railway
share
par
been
October-—'
share
held, the company paid dividends of $1.25
^each on Jan. 21 and April 21, 1946, and on April 21, July 21 and
Oct. 21, 1945. On Jan. 22, 1945/ a quarterly of $1 and an extra of
525 cents were paid.—V. 164, p, 1205,
$100
2,851,642
"
,
45 Milk Street, Boston,
trustee,
Co.,
Gross from railway...., $19,764,326
prior to the split-up On the basis of five $20 par shares in exchange
Jor
'
capital stock,
dividend
,
be
3%
at
the
new
each
for
common
new
receive
stockholders
that
the
of
for
preferred
and
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales Corp. (Corporacion de
Ventas de salitre y Yodo de Chile)—Partial Redemption
18,
$61,000 of Series
of
account
Xec. 5. It is announced that this disbursement is made in lieu of the
payment normally made in January. This compares with 35 cents
jxaid on Oct. 25 and an initial of 25 cents and an extra of 20 cents
«n July 21, 1946.
fj
<
the
*on
-
a
Trust
of Dec.
have
From
29 declared
i
bonds, series M, 3VZ%, due Sept. 1, 1972, at 109 and interest. Payment
will be made at the Old Colony Trust Co., trustee, Boston, Mass.—
Increased—
The directors on Nov.
Colony
noon
Calls
There
'
,
'
The
exchange
Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn., $1,590,000; deferred
rental income, $14,098; reserve for contingencies, $125,000; net worth
<k>t 292,815 shares (incl. capital stock assessments of $234,252), $6,4)09,552; surplus, $378,107; total, $8,814,919.
-
*429,507
164, p. 2405.
income
taxes,
of
outstanding be 486,706.
present
stock
provided by law or agreement.-—V.
10,865,688
4,077,453
9,862,446 V 11,428,665
2,843,695
3,832,553
1,587,252
2,302,152
9,221,250:
977,691
exceed 104%-and interest to Dec. 20,
Jdutual Life
\
75,399
the
common
common
new
shares
likewise
1946, receive bids for the sale to it of first
and general mortgage bonds, series J 3Vfe%, due Dec.. 1, .1968, to aft
amount
suificient. to exhaust, the sum of $7,634,
at prices not to
:
,/ accounts payable, $2,815; trust, deed note payable to the Connecticut
>
!;/;■
Old
will until
ASSETS—Cash, $170,192; accounts Receivable (rental), $110,665; accounts receivable (taxes), $64,500; Treasury tax notes (at cost, plus
^accrued
interest),' $621,239; other U. S. Govt, obligations (at cost,
jplus accrued interest), $601,896; cash surrender value of life insur¬
ance
policies, $108,879; Biltmore Hotel property (after reserve' for
.depreciation of. $6,174,235), $7,082,498
deferred charges (insurance,
<rust deed note expenses, and lease commission),
$55,051; total, $8,3814,919.
"
of
complete
to
Central Maine Eower Co.—Tenders Sought—
The
Net income
-
■
from
•Deficit.—"V.
'
•
149,810
72,734
railway
V
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
254,396
72,298
263,958 V
Net from
624,165
Deprec. and amort
•
—
railway.
:
■
$849,7331 $1,118,628
$1,243,211 A
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$1,474,132
$468,720
.•Expense
interest
railway^—
Net
1946—9 Mos.—1944
$1,440,609
243,547
" 220,211
59,199
76,053
1946-^-3 Mos.—1945
from
Gross
•
/;
$433,144
to
.
,
stock
common
that
new
The Court also approved
'
2405
shares
•seven
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
Central Investment Corp.—Financial Statement—
Period End; Sept. 30—
income
•,
10
9,804,567
3,208,337
2,633,745
of
held
of the
holders should receive 23.33%
25,041,268
7,653,816
206,965
shares
of
Court
V;/. The
-loan of $2,000,000
164, p. 2828.
connection with the warrant offer.—V.
number
394,324
1—-
p.
Plan— :,
Federal Judge Edward A. Conger in New York City on Nov. 29 ap¬
proved the trustee's amended plan of l-eorganization for this company,
./The Court found that the stockholders' equity in the enterprise has a
.value of
approximately $9,930,000;
that the reorganized company's
capitalization should be restricted to common stock, and that tho
1943 ''
•
613,525
oper.
1 '--v. 164,
ac¬
The Court held that the plan "is in all respects fair and feasible and
in the interest of the respective security holders; and that all other 1
.plans submitted to the Court are either unfeasible or unfair, or both."
$2,531,427
-
railway______
income—,
1947,'fbr
1,
v
'
Ipany in
V
164, p. 2405.
railway_4/_',
Mai-ch
on
Childs Co., New York—Court Approves
10,195,965
income—427,531
Jan.
from
Net
were
211,924
:
redemption
for
Vt %
•<:
1,259,152
railway—
railway—v
oper.
From
,
-
895,804
151,333
.j
called
fund, $403,000 of first and refunding mortgage
sinking fund bonds, Series D, due Sept. 1, 1962, at 100 and in¬
terest.
Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust Co., trustee;" 16
Wall St.-, New
York, N. Y.—V. 163, p. 3130.
• /,
\ :\
V / •, ••
4
20,500,302
income—.
from
from
Net ry.
^
railwayi2__
railway--/,.
oper.
945,510
211,302
.
has
company
count of the Sinking
-
$2,818,171
$2,860,544
', 179,248
-
.
'/Gross
$2,300,000 2 Vn%
/. i^quipment trust certificates, series tr, maturing serially from Oct. I>
11947 tO OCt. 1, 1956.—V. 164, p. 2404.
trustee,
ry.
$2,252,575
.
112,084
.
1—•>
The
1943
1944
1945
'
Chicago Great Western Ry. —Earnings— //}••;
October-n
1946
'■V 1945
'•/"-ri944
/
:
N. Y., has been
Chemical Bank & Trust, Do. of. New York,
The
^appointed
Jan.
""Deficit,—V.
.
■2.157*,
.'
income!.^*,.
oper.
from
■•••Net
.certificates.
.'
1948
•
-
froxh
Gross
bankers, the biddera being ^required to specify-in multiples of
1%, per annum the rate of dividends > to be borne by. the.
In response thereto
three bids representing 13 parties
*tvere received. The best bid, 98.87* and divs. based on a'rate of 2'/«%
;per annum, was made by the Pinion National Bank of Atlanta, and
"Jive associates,
and has been accepted.
On this basis the average
/annual cost of the proceeds to the applicant will be approximately
«md
.
ry.
From
/:/;/ Veth of
"'
"
•v.Gross from railway,^,, $2,355,911
Net from railway___>:-« /•:, 314,857
/ •with the procurement of certain equipment.
>'
p-Jfs
The - report of the Commission states;
/•,*■//
■//y./ - '/./
////y The certificates were offered for sale through competitive bidding
r<r'iand invitations to bid were also sent to 370 investment houses, brokers,
•
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—Partial Redemption
.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
r
succeed- Robert T. Dunlap
;
2956—
T ♦ xajww
^
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^Afc'jjrwaiwxrrjR.v.-- e ,>«*-T •,-.^«j»wr;«
Octcber-rr-,
Gross
Net
from 'railway—* "
iron* railway**—*.
Net
ry.
oper.
From
from
ry.
19*4r,,„* ■< 1943 \
$152,249 ,r $148,594
36,471
63,189
•
21,715
16,549
3,322
,,
railway****
railway.
3,111,258
1,273,404
349,620
*' 408,953
1,412,530
499,046
193,660
296,922
'•
-.,
,
,
'
211,541/'"
'
2284.
ivri *o.r:j oA.
p.
v
V
*
income
oper.
—V. 164,
>5;' M>*>; :.y
,iM
$122,706
51,039
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—To Sell Bonds Privat£ty~
The compariy has arrahged the sale privately -of
$1,250,,-
.
22,435
,
r
>i '
■
!
\ J'.1 V
"!
i. '• 's'
>■
.,1,470,550
556,905
',
■
BotH,X^#s$e$
on
••;
The
directors
share
of Stock//
/-
declared
have
present common and preferred stocks,
to ..holders , of ?record Dec,- > I6,:.lp46.- .This " is
? 1047
-^quiy^ient to
$1 per-share -on. the stocky, outstanding prior ..to, (the 2-for-l split-up
*ih "September,; ,l9'46/ Thq new shares ' received, an; fejcttk' of 50 bents
"qn;lDe'ci. 1/vvhich; 'brought the 'total 'paid/in 1946 on the5 olti stock
outstanding ,•(without giving' effect to* the split-lip) to $5.5Q, Vri, the
.2,
preferred
and
$4.50
to
/new preferred and
stock
,!>-
had
•;
been
i
outstanding
*
«•..
.
-
all/yeari—V. T64/(p. 2541. " T^"
i-*
"
ii
/
■
-
j
j'.'*";..1,
.
-1
,/i.
3"'October'.-^..'
Gross, from
Net
from
Net
ry.
..
,
'
Jan. 4—
1946
,,
s
25,000. shares
There
shares
among
-
*12,238
.
.
.
7V'
1943?:
,
258,259
-48,569
j
i
>AT00,159
The
1,1-74,821
v:.'.
bond, extension
stockholders who
Cuban
;are
}
' :/~n r>"~'
164/p. 2284-
based
of
48,466
'j'*'"/
"
.
' ~'Vl /*
Cuban
the
is
of
reported
-The
...
■
sought
by
the
firm
and
proxies
stocks.
the
over
also
Dissolution Plan-Jan.-15—
wilbhoiii' heatings Jah;"l5
SEC
The
which
contemplates
the
arid
stock
their
-liquidating dividends
provided therein. .
,
the transactions
as
> (1)
company's
on
proposed
'11,1
plan
\
exchange; for
in
or
/.V
■
y
proposed
as.
d:i1''
,h
,.7-(
'
are.";;sumpiarized
Power
outstanding
Electric
stocks
common
Such
Co.
of
.interests
such
include
companies
all
(a)
and
19461
"
Vi
"V.
(2)
-
'
v.- *' !•:*
>
.•
d
,
cents
the
stock
made
were
Vv,
100%
record
Fe/
-.p..
1,. 1947.—V., JL.63,,3282.
:' Dallas
ised
capitalization of 15,000,000 shares of- common stock (paf, $5)
proposes to -issue and deliver to
Commonwealth .10,000,000 of: ,suqh
Shares-including the 200 shares issued in ,connection with the organr
ization of Southern, and not more than $25,000,000 of debentures or
Serial notes,' having a final maturity not later than 15 years after
the date thereof, v-:?/"" ■- :'-a; :'"V '
V.'v;'1'"
(3) Southern proposes to register as a holding company, under the
Act prior to or concurrently with its acquisition Of Commonwealth's
interests iri the above-stated southern subsidiary companies.-.
!
(4) Southern further proposes to issue and sell, to the public for the
'
,Aie-
1946
$420,242' :
«
7"-'
:
dividend
/ .'//
(Texas), Railway
with SEC-
r; 175,228
income,i'_' .-' Jf'55,799
1—
,/../7 77/
•/
determined .in
supplemental
dividend
beforA the'
proceedings
T9 Pay $3 Dividend—r
"
its subsidiary companies
as^may
outstanding
•
be
share
made.-
was
-v/.
-a/
•-
7;
served
for
adjusted
the
.
15.08%.—V. 164, p. 2829.
or
on
The
for
company
15,109
scription
Used
for
to
on
shares
Nov.
($1
present
filed
26
par)
stockholders
working
additional
stock,
at
$2.50
capital.;—V.
a
163,
From. Jan.
Gross
a'
'7
,
t
Net
y,>!'v7
ry.
company
tricity
on
(electricity
id'.
with
decrease
for the corresponding
of 4.1%',—V. 164, p. 2829.
Consumers Power
/
The
National
the
for
week
of
last, year,
r;7
Co.—Registrar Appointed—
Bank
City
York has been
164, p. 2688.
of New
See
stock.
common
:
V.
/
/ 7 '
Tire
Rubber
&
The
registration
covering
60,000
withdrawn
Was
.the
(No.
6608)
&
ry.
College of
St.
filed with the SEC July 17
preferred stock (par $25)
'
/>
.-7 7
Dow Chemical Co.—Trustee
-
,
A
7
.
Net
Net
from
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Expansion—
v
ry.
purchased the eight-story Bradley
three floors of which It had leased during
production of these specialized condensers.
making the announcement, Octave Blake, President, stated that
in
In
current
Worcester,
for the
demand
for
capacitors of
all
types
was
several
in 1941, largely because of the many new applications that have
found, especially in the field of electronics.
The company, world's largest manufacturer of capacitors, together
with its wholly owned subsidiary, Condenser Carp, of America,
also
than
operates plants in Providence; New Bedford, Mass., and ,South Plainfield, N. J., as well as a laboratory in Brookline, Mass.—V. 164, p. 2689.
t
Corp.—Registrar Appointed-
of the Manhattan Company, New York, N. Y., has been
ap¬
pointed registrar for $1 dividend cumulative preferred stock, series A.
—V.
164,
p.
2829.
-I.
oca
I
4,819,355
"ino
r
art a-
11,106,516
2,271,330
1 ■'
1,
1947, $50,000 rif
($25,000 maturing
:"7vT/'-;V/:;,/;/?/7,
Appointed—
'
a/ New York, N. Y./has
; ;
:
'
;
been named
7/
>
to
reasons
it is not always
companies in exact alphabetical
they are always as near alphabetical
possible* \
"
7-
arrange
position
;
as
,
,
?
Duluth Missabe 6 Iron Range Ry.—
Earnings—
October-rt-7 •;/;' 7/;
from railway.!!. L
,'
t'>'//.
Net
V rt loE'non
from
From Jan.
.
1944
Y..
$5,378,972.
!
1943
Net ry.
•
*189,670
2285.
p.
/
p. 2689.
.
'
.
,
367,783
ry.
65,922,008
18,425,074
Gross
68,435,608
4,763,120
7-
Net ry.
;7:
"8,186,188
,
777'::
: 1945 /'//'Y.' 1944
/
'
Net
/
7
1943
from
Net
from
ry.
p.
12,092,307
3,391,260
2406.
7
,
*1,152,459
income*—
income—
.'v/'.
,
164, p. 2407.:
'7
15,908
137,705
;■
3,476,440 / 3,539,813
3,613,878
3,678,830
680,227
815,599
1,212,723
575,821
965,041
2407/
p.
.
'
'/
;
1946
from
railway**_*
railway******
Jah.
.
•
$266,200
Ry.—Earnings—
1945
/ 1944
$225,500
,
45,464
income—
oper.
$177,300
41,677
"9,707 7
railway—,
railway
income—
trustees
on
of
account
on
1,276
"29,701
84,573
2,250,200
2,654,200
714,501
2,274,600
446,489
2,184,000
183,695
/; "272,987
9'014
216,931
270,992
/
-:A 546,311
,/ 638,541
the
.;The
Detroit Stock
tional
shares of
$1
Nov.
21
declared
accumulation
on
a
dividend
of
approved
common
for listing 309,918
stock.
•
,
•,.
Eastern
New
proved—
addi¬
.
The plan
1,
1
October—
Gross
Net
v
from
from
railway
railway—
Net ry.
oper.
Jan.
Gross from
Net
from
Net ry.
income—
l—
railway*—
railway———4
oper.
income—
—V/ 164, p. 2829.
1946
57,707
37,650
' *
$87,932
16,979
23,552
22 086
*
172,308
1943
$101,847
6,587
1,128,370
312,008
1944
'
$95,159
831,903
'
,
114,743
/
/
,
14,031
.15,931
840,351
828,488
111,939
125,584
44,065
35,315
35,911
-
-
Power
.
Corp.—Merger Plan Ap¬
7
:
and
value
shares
of
$8,000,000 to International Hydro-Electric
System.
These
be given to Hydro in exchange for the stocks of Hudson
System Properties, and in s$ftlemept of the intercompany-
would
River, and
debt which each company owes Hydro.
Eastern
New
York Power
then would
Eastern
1945
$153,201
York
1946, amounted to
•/", .7
7
for feorganizatlon and
companies which
Ry.—Earnings—
share
per
been
•
Mackinac
cents
merger of Hudson River Power Corp.
System. Properties, Inc., into Eastern New York Power Corp. has
approved by the New York PS Commission.
The plan calls for Eastern to issue 320,000
capital shares- with a par
The company has advised the
Exchange that of this amount, 214,250 shares will be issuable Jan.
2, 1947 to the holders of the common
stock now
outstanding, on the basis of one additional share for each
share now held. The
remaining 95,668 shares will be issuable on the
same
date to the holders of the $5
par value common stock of Ex¬
truded Metals, Inc. on the basis of two new
shares for each one now '
outstanding, in accordance-with the plan of merger agreement.—V. 164.
p. 2829.
Detroit &
75
the
Arrearages on the 6% preferrd stock at Oct.
$37.50 per share.—V. 164, p. 2829.
f,• 7.
Co.—Ljsting—Stock Distribu¬
J'"-/":
:
Exchange has
par value
666,653
usual
.,
tion—Merger—...
1943
$308,700
128,328
6%
cumulative preferred stock,
quarterly dividend of $1.12(4 per share on the 4(4%
prior preference stock, both payable Jan. ,1, 1947 to holders of record
Dec. 14, out of earned surplus accumulated after Dec.
31, 1944. Like
amounts were paid in each quarter
during 1946.
:
2,377,101
'/.v/-,/; 7../ 7-v'';->/:7: '.:/■•/ :/;:y/'
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
5,960
-
/.
1—
from
from
and
583,012
56,998
\:.d '
../•
<
465,437
ry.
The
*29,940
762,529
167,080
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—Dividends Declared—
•■/
2,835,775
1943
$424,039
87,026
46,431
-„' 7777.'. •/■
railway***!
Net ry. oper.
<!55,764
103,078
1944
$376,507
<22,036
from
$123,139
84,560
/
/.y,,.''7/7
2,893,355 .7 2,763,085
505,718 7
645,869
618,437
820,477
railway**
22,p93:376
8,245,570
281,252
Net
14,682,625
$297,638 '
148,904
154,363
.-
railway—**
Net
$5,530,685
11,799,167
'7:,
1—?
October-r-
18,959,087
$381,563
131,097
railway*/**
7 sDeficit—V.
11,313,296
oper...income*** 7,
from
Gross
58,653,893
7
income.**
Jan.
From
7
37,443,549
20,872,422
45,973
*
78,301
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
1,167,605
7
:
1—1
oper.
38,143,541
$343,513
$432,445
;
7:;' ^Deficit.—V. 164,
■
6,837,007
railway—**
from
Net ry.
"7:77
"
railway—'
$387,308
railway****** 7 > 123,791
Jan.
*
11,032,664
,
railway
oper.
From
$5,172,801' >$6,207,973
$6,523,561
$5,816,599
1,388,168
.2,167,667 :7 2,447,649'7 2,071,564
income***
from
from
Net
21,724,548
9,392,380
income*—.
oper.
1,779,472
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
Ry.~
^7 ;/'/'/■ 7/-; 1946 7-7' / 1945
7/7
1946
$5,754,12Q
3,801,096
1,802,157 7; 1,447,139
October—■
from
From
3,220,267
$6,838,173
2,013,726
879,228
184,
'7'"
1943
$5,245,622
3,209,409
/:!.•••;
income—
oper.
1944
$4,908,727
froriiTailway/./.i, 7 29,895,995 ,737,314,270
fforilTrailway^
.14,155,869 ' 20,175,402
—V.
■:/
$6,761,439
764,583
256,112
1—
>
1945
$4,806,211
2,860,974
1,982,524
,
Gross
Net
1945
railway—
Npt ry. oper. * income.*.
yr&yiifxd
Weste^ RR.^-Earnihgs—
1946
Gross
12,485,889
'7,391,062 7(8,345,984
900,319/: 1,012,78277 1,271,589
'7";'-'
.77.••'7
railwa^—*'* 42,962,184! 64,294,763 56,163,418
From
Corroon & Reynolds
Bank
1,-1941
order.} < However,
jf-i >'
>\
times greatef
been
on' Jan.
NOTE—For mechanical
possible
y
> ;
?9,105,578 7 42,600,466 /. 40.632,901
A am
f
'&*>£■
836,550
railway****
oper.
Net
.77/'/ %■
action was for cash.
/Earlier in-the ye&r'the company
war
■
,
It" is announced that this corporation has purchased from'the U. S.
Navy all
of the machinery and. equipment the company used in
it's Worcester, Mass., plant for the wartime production of the tiny
condensers required for the highly secret proximity 'fuze.
The tiransi'
the
aan
3,444,296/
railway**!*—
from
.
registration
Building
--/y*"
Denver & Salt Lake Ry.—Earnings—1 //' // ;
o„Vt
; '
' 1946 ' '/• '/ 1945
1944 i-""7/71943
•
...
!
et
railway.*!***
from
Net
statement (No, 6685) filed with the SEC Aug,1,19
covering 115,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was withdrawn Nov.29.—V. 164, p.. 1080. • •
.
The
7.
trustee, paying agent and registrar for $30,000,000 principal amount
of 15-year 2.35%
debentures due' Nov. 1, 1961.
(See offering in V.
164, p. 2407.)—V. 164, p. 2543.1
intefest.
■
Bank Farmers Trust
October—
Co.—Registration State¬
,
;/' The'City
Gross
'/i.,
v-
Thomas
-../V'/V/. '/vV;/•//• 7: v/>/.///
7
7';
ungs—
57,023,573
61,444,393
8.174,473- 12,912,321
income—!Y - 3;416,819
3,979,829
oper.
Net
Engineering
and
105
.U
railway—
from
Gross
shares of 4%% cumulative
29.—V. 164, p. 418.
Steel
'
railway*
from
Gross
Copco
*~i'J
1,446,382
"Deficit.—V. 164,
Statement
7--
ap¬
1947 and $25,000 due July 1, 1948) at 100 and interest.
Pay¬
ment, .will
be made, at;! the American
National Bank & Trust Co.,
trustee, 33 No. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.—V. 161, p. 2555.
.,>/;/,
income.-*
From'Jan. .1—
7
A
'
1,
July
Net
Nov;
ment Withdrawn—
/
.
incomea-i1^
oper;
Net
/
offering
and asso¬
stock at $7 per
'//'/,;///'/'//7;/./7'/r//:
1—
from
Gross
'
statement
'
nr.
5,667/634
Jan.
Net
appointed, registrar
Co.—Registration
Withdrawn—
"J
railway
from
Gross
7./
Cooper
»1
»»....
36,665,585
October—i -.7
a
.
■
.//""Deficit.—V; 164,
Dec.
kwh.
at-
/ Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—Earnings—
4, announced that System output of elec¬
generated and purchased)
for the week ended
common
) There
have been called for redemption
first .mortgage serial
bonds dated
July
Gross
1, 1946, amounting to 197,500,000 kwh., compared with 190,300,000
kwh. for the corresponding week of 1945, an increase of 3.87/ Local
distribution
of
electricity amounted to 181,400,000
kwh., compared
189,200,000
bonds
^ Hudson
railway^-—
oper.
Net ry.
Dec.
with
from
ry.
Net
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
The
't>
Delaware Lackawanna &
Gross
^7
15-year
October—'1:•:/, 7;//;; 7',,;' 1946
Grcss from railway—;$6,650,377
From
.
Public
—
Aquinas and Do¬
minican Fathers, Province of St. Albert the
Great—To
Redeem $50,000 of Bonds—
redemption on*Jan. 1, 1947, all"of the
5%
railway-___'_i
oper.
Net
7.
B
;
,
the
Dominican
the
."Deficit.—V; 164, p: 2285.
to be offered for sub-1
share. Proceeds will be
,
,
use 7 the proceeds from the sale of these"
shares
expansion of " its: present' business, including the
acquisition
of facilities - and equipment for
restaurant, coffee'shop and catering
operations at airports in cities not presently covered
by the' company
and which cities the management considers
important for future air
for
Co.—Registers
registration statement
1—
from
Net" from
-i
649.
;
on
,
SEC— 7/ 7:
p.
Class
par
'»
7/ The: company/Will
October-/ / /./ /.. /• i 1946' .//,/ 1945 /
'.1944
1943
from railway-.—. '"$4,52^403
$3,637,233" $4,379,238
$4,160,257
from railway-.wi—W s ' 1,083,322*2,514,082
1,107,513
'
808,577
Net ry„ oper<
income_^.> .: r 821,657 v*
1,472,603/:./ 794,736. : 1,246,361
letter of notification with the SEC
a
common
5c
p. 12689,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
ciates of 75,000 shares ($1
par)
7 share.
"
1
Aug.
:,7-
made Dec. 6
was
r
Net
Conlon Corp., Chicago—Files with
Offered—^-7
Gross
to
increase of 35,763,843
Stock
Dobbs Houses, Inc.-*-Stock. Offered
/
Net
show general business conditions of territory^
28, 1946, amounted to 272,924,369, ns
237,160,526 for the corresponding week in 1945, an
with
compared
]/ 29,563
'
,cpmpa,ny;)SalSQ- has. outstanding 150,000 shares
f
J
ended Nov.
week
54,968
3,385:468/ 3,597,"6003,465,235
1,508,141
1,788,57$
1,795,045
444,348/ ; .7 580,177 / 630,552
Stock./ '7'-V//"/A
"7: ■. 7, piaV'.""! *' "
/ Ray T. Haas isiSecret^fyrTlreasurer.—V, 164.
7
par). 5%
called for
mortgage
be made at
Delaware
^Vu-':-5
-.Weekly Output Shows Increase—'
'VTlie weekly, kwh. output. joX/ electric;, energy of subsidiaries of - this;
corporation
first
.
will
was
.
per
.135,216
,,
,
Wilmington Trust Co., trustee, 10th and
Market Sts/,
.Wilmington, Del,, iat. any'time on or after Dec; 317*1946:
(Jan. l, 1947 being a legal holiday).—V.
159, p. 348.
.Cv-'i .Vw i|-
share
per
i'
5,702
1943
$310,733
,157,886.
-'/l> ./_"'l
.
niPv
f-'
n7 a
1944
$330,931
63,876"
.
Payment
Commission.j-;
...
preferred stock of $3
the
on
'« v -.-7
1
.
As of Nov. 26, this
corporation, with officer, at 231 South La Salle
St,, Chicago, offered direct 50,000 shares ($1, par) preferential .and
participating dividend ClasS A stock at' $2.5os per share net td ' the
corporation.
Proceeds will be used for working capital and expansion.
stocks
DelawareJPioor Products, Inc.—Calls 5% Bonds—
/•,
//The corporation has
declared rby
the directors on Nov, 26 subject, however, to an order of the Securi¬
ties and Exchange Commission.
The payment is proposed to be made
28 days after the date of the Commission's-order to-.the holders! of
preferred stock at the close of business on the 14th day after the
date of such order.
Distributions of $3 each were also made on July
4 and Oct. ll».last, as compared with $1.75 on April .11 and $1.25 on
Jan. "2, .1946. : In- each quarter during ,1045, a distribution of $1.25
A
i
;,;Disticraft, Die., Chicago—Preferred
was
participating preferred stock.
supplied by ariieridmept." Proceeds wilt be
3,84,3, shares ,of 7% preferred'stock and
for purchase of new
equipment and, for construction as part of its
modernization .and expansion
program.—'V:/J63, p.
as'will produce net cash proceeds to Southern, after-the pay¬
ment of underwriting discounts or commissions, in the amount of
$13,500,000.
"Southern proposes to invest the proceeds from such sale
of such of
194b
:J
ry. opeK income—/ /: 376,262 ?i/v. 164, p.5 2285.
com-
/ /»'//>,
;
Terminal
filed
Company oh Nov. 27
SEC for 40,000 sha.res
f$2$
Names of rinderiwriters' to/be,
applied to the redemption., of
b§st price obtainable, such dumber of additional shares of its common
stocks
K '
'iojk
'.I
.n::.:
The
stock
the common
I"'-
$244,557
railway___*_v_
"
id
195,214
-i"v
each
7
-
7-1
•
.
'"r
H>.»y
In exchange therefore, Southern Company, which has an author¬
-
last...
1,
..189,782
July 1/ 1946,
/.(.travel /growth;777■•"// 7--'7,;v.---- /. V:;.-■■,-i..".
the company on Feb. 1 and
May 1, paid regular quarterly cash divi-7
:The
Manufacturers
Trust
Co., New York, N. Y, has been
dends of 37% cents per share.
.'V,
- "
'
:7/7 A, 7
pointed registrar for the common stock.—V. 164, p. 1868.
The usual quarterly dividend of 87
V5» cents per share on the pre;ferred stock was also declared, payable Feb. 15, 1947 to holders of
qualifying shares of South Carolina Power Co., (b) options to purchase
such directors' ^qualifying shares, and (c)
demand notes of Savannah
River Electric Co.
payable in the amount of $1,450,034 as af Sept.
30,
Nov.
/ Prior to the payment of
the
directors'
12
except
of
•
"'A
Net
Dividend of 40 Cents— * '
Regular quarterly distributions of 20
companies: Alabama Power Co., Georgia Power Co.,
Mississippi Power Co., South Carolina Power Co. and
Co.,
River
''j,> -.')<•>
J
/
:Qross from railway-il/v/8,496,343
"Net from railway_/___
1,402,373
directors have declared an extra dividend of 40 cents,
per share
orir the coriimori stock, payable Dec. 315 to holders of record
Dec. 20.
proposes
southern subsidiary
Gulf
Savannah
"A;:.;;-,/1
i
292,204
n«
m'- i
:i
railWay___^ •'
From Jan.
The
,to transfer .to The Southern Company
$3;000,000 in cash and all of Commonwealth's interests in the following
Commonwealth
."V."-
■
■
from
Net-Ty, dpfer:
,C..V/A'^AI
Cuneo Press, Inc.—Extra
y>'>.d
.
•,*
-7
-.
npt.nhpr.
1.*,
October—,
-Cubarn-Mining Co.—Transfer Agent— v
//.The City Bank/Farnifeirs Tfust 'Cpl,, New Yprk,'; N. Y./has been apTbinted' transfer agent/for. thC
^apitaf'.s^ck.^/jV
IdyP:
dissolution of Commonwealth
among the holders of its preferred
and
statement. ,of
follows:
as
assets
its
of
stock'as
common
stocks
;;?• A>
liquidation
the
distribution
15,918
I'-'C-f
I943:
$145,483
;
263,671
,
railway^
GrosS' from,
Nef
creation
preferred
-
been
.
$738,593
70,535
"7ci'
-
1944
$543,046
'
255,10.6.;:-)'
•
*
1915
411,425
V
>
-
stock.—
"sub¬
a
Opposition
preferred and
.after, all
accumulations on the> participating-, .and
■ihad .been paid.—-V. -164, p. glgl?
;; a.; vv'-,
'.7
-
common,
7
$1,000,777
-«
Jan.
from
•:
of
priorto
would
vilue
-
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line.
RR-T-Earnings
Mendoza
representing
common
.
and
of
position, of bondholders and proposed
A
11
••
dey^loped
sujbpdrt
the
stock
would
receive
cumulativedividends - of
$5 , per
dividends
on
the, preferred and' • common stocks. It
participate to the extent of 30% in any common dividends
new
.
jshare
have
to
the preferred
dominant
class of stock havirig preference
new
a
firm
amount"
on
i.mon jsH$res;
Commonwealth & Southern Corp. (Del.)—Hearings, on
°
-
..r
plan recently
par
8,163,259 /.7,120,Q72
,.7,527,8,7.5.., ,,7,S4Q,830
Net frmrii-raiMayLiiiLL'"
-2,649,686'
'2,394/481'- > 2/910,580
4,593,512
iW.pt/xy,.;:pper. ..ipcomqr^:;%(l,474,267,'
1,278,869 /1,706,691'
2,090,326
! 0 r,"
)*4-Vl,)-164i-';pP.2407. ii>
-v'M
kM-i
-.--'-''Vj, !» f:
-i"',v-,;.-.
-
being represented
■
""Deficit.—V.'
From
and' Salazar,. members of the > Havana; Stock
Exchange who have re¬
quested that American stockholders opposed'to the proposals deposit
proxies with Jacques^Coe. & Co.," their New York'correspondents.
107,766
'
.
v
$l
1946'
from, rail way
...Gross
voted in favor of 'the proposed
proposed
of
stockholders
Cuban
stantial
i,375,605: ;
"'201,600
from.railway
ad-
of the
the
group
a
of
from
.fJet, ry.,,opqr. Jncqme^^>
.their
■■
i;396,626
.Ii-.'" 1,403;177
Net frdm Railway—>■:'> ' 158,292
Net ry'/'opef. ;ihcome/!*if;:"' ,»; 23,571
Gross
23,793
-
i
$159,151 /t $129,802
,'i .43,882 V/' 14,884
19,173
'
23,092
,
70,230
'Net
against the plan 2V2% of the outstanding common
preferred shares.
17.4%
Opposition. to
'-
1
f
1944,
0;$1.94,237
i
*433
■■
outstanding, of 40.7
voted
was
and
Americano stockholders,... A
r./ f 1945
: •»•
$146,426
.
/
income—
oper.
From
•
railway*!—
railway—*!**
/-/u'
•
7 ;
' .
railway__j._
"October—
Gross
the 640,000 shares
preferred - stock of thri
,
Columbus & Greenyille Ry,—Earnings
}v
ft
i
participating stock for each old debenture.
Holders of 413,413 shares of common sfock of
or equal to $2.75r ori the
the hew common stock If the1 present
on
17
Co.—-Special Meeting Again Adjourned—
adjourned special stockholders' meetiri'g ,'hMri'Oh Nov^.'27
'outstanding, or" 64.4%,- a'nef.11CK194- ishafes
the1 Common,
ori
to $2.25
>
jowped sine dierwhen the; necessary jtwo-thirds majority vote-iWas not
secured in favqrr.of thei proposed: boiwf; extension plani
d:
-. ui.j
Under the plan:the;6%.:'gold debentures, maturing? Jan.:
1, -1949,
iwould' have .been-, exchanged, for 5% ,"debentures,;, plus six- shares >Of
'
of r50 cents per
payable Jan.
dividend
quarterly
a
•
.
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
RR.—Earnings—
•
Cuba
The
Lniqlvy■
the
on
cd'rtraiisfer'-agent fur!
W; 164,^-'2829.'
//'.;t
,
r•
v
/Columbia Baking Co.—TO'Distribute 50 Cehts ■ Qu&t-
texij;.
-'kpi)diht«tt"as
,
'218,595
'
V'y
-
J. Bank- of 'the Manhattan Company/New 7trirk,'has
mortgage sinking fund 3%%- bonds, due
Dec. 1, 1956 to Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Phila¬
delphia, at par. Proceeds together with treasury funds,
will be used to retire $1,381,705 first convertible" 5s at
maturity Jan. 1, 1947:—V. 164, p. 2689.
59,812
."
'-7
'f
Detroit Steel Corp.—Transfer Agent—1.,,-.
0.00 I0fyear first
1—
Gross-irom
Net
1945
.
$143,360
income***
Jan.
Net
'Ry^ilarrlinis—-•/'
1946
|>>i #ituuoV
»
--
Colorado & Wyoming
iI-.j>VauK
-MondayDecember 9, * 1946
bonds,
will
and
will
sell
off at 'matufity
Paper Co. 5%
bonjis
Properties.
second
to
on
the New
the
two
be
.
the
bonds and preferred will be used to
1, next, the $12,861,000 International
have been assumed by Hudson River
7 !'
.
V
new
Jan.
which
,
sold
.
to International Paper were stipulated as
in the original merger and reorganization ap¬
changed to preferred stock at the insistence ot
mortgage bonds
plication,
itself
competitive bidding $9,861,000 first mortgage,
at par for cash $3,000,000 preferred stock to
pay
securities
Into
at
International Paper Co,
Proceeds from sale of
The
merge
it acquires,
offer
but were
York Commission.—V,
164, p. 2690.
(Volume J164
TWHi C'UMM.&KCl/iL a
Number 4549
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume 164 •.,' Number 4549
,fr»
X—,ij
I
2'*
ur
-
*
*■
**''"'•■'•'!V
5JLH12Lf2i^jL
V--y
■
L".:).* •*■-**
TM'T.Tnf'
^
Ebasco Services
crixv\^ivxwi-iAi
-
Inc.—Weekly Ihbut—^^
years 1942 to 1945,, inclusive, a substautiah
business consisted of the h;anuft'ctt»re for the
'
the week ended; Nov;. 284 1946,
For
,
Ebascp Services Inc., which are subsidiaries of
American Power & Light Co.,; Electric Power & Light Corp. and of
former National Power "& Light Co.; as compared with the corresponding week during 1945 were as follows, in thousands of kilowatt-hours:"
of
companies
ating
.
'charges
the System Inputs of - clieht oper-
,
YYYY'':","'V'v •'—increase—
1945 YYY Amt.v' "•*/ %
173,183 " ~ 21,971
12.7 >
' 45,825
' 4,958
10.8
Lfe. Co.._ ,102,659
96,325
V 6,334 1. 6.6
hot include tjie System inputs of any com¬
both periods.—V. 164, p. 2830. - '".Y /t/'i'/Y'C
V' '1
YYY// 1946
'
& Light Co,-^"v 195,154
Light Corp.„^_V1' 50,783 f
Operating Subsidiaries of—
; American Power
•Electric Power &
Former National Pwr.
•f'The
&
above' figures
panies not appearing in
"i
ft'J
r:,;
I
r);
i'-V 1944
1
u
...
however,
■
■
$2,004,527
sales™.;..—4,( f7,020,424
r. 6,417,734
/ Y'•Y.„;-Y.y 'YV YY, CAPITALIZATION
4,786,234., ; 4,055,390
Civilian
.
r'..v'Y
■;
'v
,.
".'
Outstanding
Authorized
stock, 6% cum. (par $100)—,
l.OOO.shs.
Second pfd. stock, 6% cum. (par $100) i
t.OQO shs.
Common stock
(par $1)
:—1;000,000 shs..
'-^V. 164, p. 555.- v?,..
7Y' ,v
,5
First pfd.
;
J ■ w: 1943
$941,117
$3,372,117
$1,090,2 19
sales-—™
Government
•
1946
? 1945
.Gross from railway__iL $12,855,985 $10,513,970
Net from railway.
L_" ' 2,994,075
^5,103,245
rY
--IA October—
time,
same
:
Erie RR.—Earnings—
tJ. S. Army Air Forces
parachutes and fliers' protective armor. •
At the
the company's civilian sales increased substan¬
tially.
The net dollar amounts of sales under goyernirient;J contracts
as Compared with civilian sales were as follows:
' :
- 1
r
.
'*
1945
1944
1943 •
1942...
of "man-carrying
^v:x'^1,YX Y4;• Yi'Y'Yt^'4'CxC
f
do
...
.
,
RECENT" DEVELOPMENTS—During the
iPWtfcjn of .tlaet, company's
1"" EFFECT O# WAfe 'AnE>
"things' explains the objects of the" proposed Recapitalization plan as
being t0Y*w,
I
\
''fr
\
. t . V. '
YH. Reduce' by $165,032;40 Oer year the preferred dividend
senior to the common stock.
,
,
; - . ,
v
!
' M;-'
'/Y'
.j .;"2,
Eliminate a potential, dilution Of the common stock by. retiring
-the present preferred stock with' its right to convert into
1,650324
shares of common stock
(equal"to over 33M»% of the present out¬
standing common stock).
\
.C,, "3. Eliminate preferred- dividend arrears Of: $740,000 through ' the
delivery of American General common stock out of The Equity Corp.
portfolio, with a corresponding conservation of cash."—V. 164, p. 2690.
1,000 shs.
1,000 shs.
"
.
660,000 shs.
$13,573,029 $14,287,578
•/ ■'
:3,995,580 . " 1,623,362
Net ry. oper. income
trust series A 15: 2,129,461 ;;v 942,475 Y 1,470,104
580,007
Yj'x. Fiduciary Management, Inc.—Rights to Stockholders—
for redemption on, Y. From ;Jan. 1—Y vY-:YYYY/' "
Y.Y Y:.
Jan. 2,
: Jackson Martlndell, President, on Nov. 29 announced that an aggre¬
194t,_ at 103 and interest.—V. 158, p. 887.. ' , j ., -<//;v.yYY Gross irom
railway.^! 105,383,215 119,711,652 133,108,575 132,391,964
*
gate of $2,602,260 of common
stock of this corporation is. b^lng
'
'. i».' f "■
•;...,jY/ \ J *" • '-v. Net from railway..,-^; 13,982,449, 20,995,323 42,040,893 47,852,576
offered to stockhblders. ; The financing consists of rights to subscribe
Ekco Products Co;—New Official Appointed— , •;*,
Net ry. pper." lncomeA^- - 3,569,922
12,810,348 16,708,637 15,912,696
to 867,420 additional shares of common stock, pat value 25c per share,
Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2408.,.
Y\ f ' ■ ,Y" / ■ Y ; '
'
at the rate of four additional shares for every share of common stock
;
Don Long, merchandiser for this company, has been promoted to
Assistant to the, President, it is announced by Lee B. Thomas, Presi¬
held of record on Nov. 25, 1946. , The rights are transferable and
dent. Mr, Long will work on the development of new products in his
expire at 3 p.m. (EST) Jan. 25. 1947.
The offering is not to be
Eversharp, Inc.-r-Broadens Research Activity—
l "; •new assignment.—V.
164, p. 2830.
'
YYV; X;;,-'vVX
■■■„ underwritten.
■
-';,YyhxYu.V< XuYY AxiY' „
Y
A broad program of research, engineering and new products devel¬
After
this
financing, the capital
set-up will consist of 21,270
opment involving an expenditure of approximately $1,000,000 has been
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Court Decision Expected
Shares of 4%
cumulative preferred stock, par value $100 per snare
launched by this corporation, it was announced on Dec. 3 by Dr. H.
issued and outstanding, with 30,000 shares authorized; and unauthor¬
Y! Judge Vinc'ent L. Leibell of the Federal Court for the Southern* -'Hugh Willis, Vice President. Several new products are already going
ized 1,620,000 shares of common stock, par
value 25c per share, of
New
York District, soon
will hand down his decision on the plan
through tests and some are scheduled for marketing next year, it was
which 253,580 shares were outstanding prior to this offering.
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for recapitalization of the company.
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The decision will be issued within the next week. Hearings on the
capital of the corporation to $5,000,000, in order to expand its opera-*
application for enforcement of the plan were closed late in October;'
tions in the field of; development and reorganization .financing.;
The
after its approval, by the SEC.—V. 164, p. 2152.
Ewa Plantation Co.—Omits Dividend—
corporation is primarily engaged in the organizing and financing of
Y-YY'A. G. Budge, President, in a letter to stockholders, stated that as a
new business
enterprises and the reorganizing, refinanc-ng and purElgin Joliet & Eastern Ky.—Earnings— ~
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result of the recently concluded 79-day strike no dividend will be paid
chase of existing enterprises.
Buffalo Foundry & Machine Co., Bui 10:
in the fourth quarter of this year and none is expected1 to be declared
October-*
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1945
1944.'. '
1943
vak Northwest Co., The Sumet
Corp, and Fiscal Counsel, Inc., are
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$1,969,228
$2,965,008 $2,930,457 5 in 1947.
subsidiaries of the corporation,
in addition to W^'ch tne company
Net from railway-,,
924,674
383,204 Y Y 667,261
991,825 •,YY; The company on March 15/June 14 and Sept. 16,: last, paid regular Y, operates an export and import business, an automobile;agency under.,
quarterly dividends of 30 cents each, and in 1945 a total of $1.60 per
Net ry, oper, income—'
359,071 *
128,159
300,067
216,377
the name of Fine Cars, Inc.,
and Woodland Farms, IuC., a 20,000
share was disbursed.
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acre ranch in California.—V. 164, p. X869..-yt* .■'
Gross from, railway
21,555,989
26,818,593 28,818,115 27,283,923
is
conservatively estimated by plantation managers at more than
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Net from railway—
4,123,801
6,157,889
-7,164,002
7,684,712
50,000 tons, Budge advises, and there will. be a further* loss due to the
,; 50 Broad Street Buildlllg, N. Y.
n
Net ry, oper. income—
893,974
2,380,203
2,733,052
1,680,967
strike for 1949 and 1950, ; which cannot be estimated at
present.—
. Qn Dec
J2
1946j.. at 10:30 a.m.; the Supreme Court of the State of
V. 157, p. 864.
New York will hold a hearing on'an application' of Clarence Horwitz,
New President—
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as trustee, for instructions regarding the proposed contract for the sale
T. D. Beven, Vice President, has been elected President, effective
of the premises at 50 Broad St., New York City,1 for $1,000,000 all cash,
Dec. 1, 1946, to succeed T. E. Bond, who has retired after over 38
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.—Omits Dividend—
subject to the usual real estate brokerage commissions. At that time,
years of continuous service with the railroad. Mr. Bond has been Presi¬
the Court will receive other bids for the property, including bids on
J. Carlton Ward, Jr., President, announces that the directors on
dent since May 1, 1941.—V, 164, p. 2286.
terms providing for payment of 25%
Nov. 27 took no action with respect to dividends on the outstanding
of the purchase price in cash;
the balance being represented by a five-year purchase money mortgage
common stock.
Common dividends of 20 cents per share were paid in
Elgin National Watch Co.—Declares Extra Dividend—
payable at a constant rate of 6 % of which 4% shall be applicable to
December of 1943, 1944 and 1945.
interest
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Mr. Ward indicated that earnings of the corporation for 1946 are
The high bidder must be prepared to deposit with the trustee a cer¬
; 15; cents per share; payable Dec,, 23; 1946„ and an extra dividend of
expected to compare favorably with those for 1945, the absence of
tified check for $25,000 before the close of business on Dec. 12, 1946. •..•.
50 cents per share, payable Jan. <2, 1947, both to stockholders of record
dividend action Reflecting the consideration: given by the directors to
The property is on a plot containing approximately. ,14,250 square
Dec. 7, 1946.
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the
conservation
of cash for postwar
operations.
He stated that
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feet, and is located on the west side of Broad Street, approximately
:: In March of this year, the company declared a dividend of 25 cents
unfilled orders
at Oct. 31, 1946,
amounted to slightly more than
midway between Exchange Place and Beaver Street, • and extending
per share on the 400,000 shares
then outstanding, an amount equal
; $60,000,000.
While the bulk of the' unfilled production orders con¬
through to New Street. The improvement consists of<a 20-story and
to 12 'At cents per share on the 800,000 shares which became outstanjisists of Army contracts for C-82 Packet cargo
planes, a substantial
basement fireproof; store and office building which is equipped with
Y Ing in April. The current declarations make three additional dividend Y volume of experimental , and development orders for all X divisions is
eight electric elevators. It contains 158,524 square feet of ,rentable area;
payments of 15 cents each on the 800,000 shares which with the 50- . "also included in the total:;- \ '
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was fully
rented at a rental of $275,000. The
cent extra brings the total declared for the year to $1.07 Vi.
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1946, it
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Operations of: the corporation Include' the development and manufac
A total of $2 was paid on the old shares in 1945.—V. 164, p. 147.-;
ture of military and naval aircraft at the Fairchild Aircraft division, .» emergency rental under the Business Rents Law is
excess
Economic Investment Trust,
Ltd.—Bonds Called
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the $1,000,000 outstanding first collateral
year 4%
bonds due May 1, 1958, have been, called
All of
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The common stockholders have been
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$20
tnon
certificates
par
the
to
St.
requested to present their feoin-
Louis
Union
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Co., transfer,
Trust
323 North Broadway^ St. Louis, Mo., and receive-in exchange
for each such share temporary certificates for two shares of new no
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par common.
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Telnporary certificates will be exchanged fax^
catesjn about nine months.--^, 164, p. 2690.
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agent,
gineering and'technical
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gating $76,637 expire in Aprils 1948; all the rest expire in April, 1947,
except for a few small tenants who have remained as statutory tenants
2286.^7;i^T^ assessedjfalue' of ^.property.;*for^he.Yym T948/47 is- Land
Y'-'*7/100,000,;■ Building:$550,000,,Total. $1,650^000.,.Qn'-Nov,,,4^,1946, 'Horace
development and production.—V." 164, p;
s.
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Engineers Public Service Co.—SEC Disapproves Pro-
of
$15,494 in
the foregoing. • - : * r
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As of Oct. 28, 1946, the United States Army vacated: the entire second
floor, for which they were paying a rental of $13,087.50 per annum at
the rate of $1.50 per square foot. This space will be held available until
Y the hearing in order that the purchaser may make, his own decision as
;to what shall be done with it. Of the. remaining $262,000, leases .aggre-
- aircraft-at v the: * Personal 7 Tlahes * division,
aircraft
plant! at the Ranger
Aircraft
Engines " division,
molded
plastic-bonded prodiictV at* the'Duramold division, and pilotless aircraft for" the Navy "at the Pilotless Plane division.
Following the award
of prime - Contracts- for the" Army Ait Forces, theYnew NEPA division
of the corporation has ; been ;formed :to develop the use of atomic
energy forYthe propulsion "of aircraft.'' A
subsidiary, Al-Fin Corp.,
and an affiliate; Stratos Corp.V are engaged in- other important ert-
personal
Ely it Walker Pry Goods Co.—Exchange of Shares—
appraised the'premises as having
is allocated to the land. i ;;;
Ely & Co.
a
value'of $1,300,000,
of which $650,000
Frocks,Jtnc.—Common Stock Offered—Ai> of¬
Leon Leighton, 527 Fifth Avenue, New York City, is attorney for the
trustee.
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fering of 120,000 shares ($1 par) commoh stock was
referred Stockholders Unfair—Approves Part of Plan—^•
made Dec. 3 by Van Alstyne, Noel & Go. The stock was
The Securities
and Exchange Commission Dec.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
4 disapproved the
priced to the public at $9 a share. The offering does not
1943
1944
1945
1946
proposed plan of dissolution and liquidation of the company as a<
YOctober—
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constitute new financing by the corporation but is a sale
$2,121,288
whole."
$2,002,166
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$1,991,861
$2,063,479
Gross from.- railway-—457,165 s >.» 914,066
However, It approved that" part of the plan calling .for the disposi¬
of currently outstanding stock owned at present by cer¬
430.572
Y450,195
Y Net" from railway—.
\ 296,798 ) ';7 757,896
tion by Engineers of its holdings of Gulf States Utility Co. and El'.
286,278
210,707
Net ry. oper. income.YY
tain members of the Meyers family, owners of all. out¬
Fashion
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standing common
If within a period of
30 days Engineers files a plan amended in conformity with this opinion,
we shall enter an order approving the amended plan and apply, to an
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Appropriate. District Court for approval and enforcement of the plan,'.' ::
the Commission said',
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Engineers public service's plan had called for:
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.Disposal of common stock of Gulf States by offering warrants to
its common stockholders;
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Distribution of
the common stock* of EI Paso1 Electric Co. "as a
shall
"We
not
enter
order at this time.
any
HISTORY
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dividend;
Retirement
its
of
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own
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outstanding
$5,
$5.50
Setting
up
of
a
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and. $6. preferreds
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at $100 a share and accrued dividends;
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trusteeship to hold Engineers 99.8% common stock
Electric & Power Co. and, at the end of the
products
are
distributed
under
from
Gross
predecessors have
its
from
Net
engaged in the manufacture and sale of women's ready-to-wear
apparel and related items-: for a period of approximately 40: years.
It'was incorporated in Ohio in 1911 as The Princess Garment Co.
and its name was changed to Fashion Frocks, Inc., in 1942.
Company
Is owned and controlled by-members of the Meyers family, all of the
stock being owned beneficially by Mitchell Meyers, the founder of the
business, and his children, their wives -and their children.
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is engaged primarily in the manufacture and distri¬
bution at retail of misses' and women's medium-priced dresses, junior
misses'
dresses
and sportswear and children's play-clothes.
Such
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liquidating
and
BUSINESS—Company,
<:(■' From Jan.
been
....
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AND
stock in the company.
Net rv.
1—
21,570,477
4,572,924
railway....
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railway—
2,107,751
income—
oper.
Florida Power & Light
Y
ITie company
of
the
1979,
sinking
at
Hanover
p.
24,997.887-: 26.663,211)
8.807,170
11,029 364
27,354,773
14,201,508
4,091,030 Y 5,182,833
8,472,088
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164, p. -2408..;.
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the trade-names "Fashion Frocks"/;
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Bank
285?.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
redemption on Jan. 2, 1947, for account
of 4'/«% sinking fund debentures due
and interest. Payment will be made at the Central
& Trust Co., 70 Broadway, ; New York, N. Y.—V. 163,
has called for
fund, $210,000
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In addition, the company purchases from
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Institutions
other manufacturers and resells men's and boys' sport clothes and
Y trusteeship; to distribute its remaining assets to its common stock-*
*A voluntary reduction In the interest rate by institutional holders
raincoats, shirts and socks and women's lingerie and similar articles.
of
serial debenture
bonds was announced on Nov. 25 by Paul E.
The Commission" stated
that treatment of the preferred stock- * Company also from time to time purchases materials and furnishes
Reiuhold, President.
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holders is unfair.
It maintained they should be paid an amount equal
them to others for fabrication for the company.! For the five months
The reduction, effective Sept.
1, this year, was from 4% to 3!/4%
to the call prices. 'The $5 preferred is callable at $105 and the $5.50
ended May 31,
1946, products manufactured by the company. constiand $6 preferreds at $110.
.tuted approximately 65% of its total dollar sales..
?>Y'!sY7 ;77Y77'7 on the $1,250,000 series A and from 3% to 2 % 'A on the $620,000
series B bonds
still outstanding of an original issue of $2,000,000
Referring to the proposed three-year trusteeship,' the Commission
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The company's manufacturing operations are conducted in the prin¬
stated that the purposes for which it was proposed can be
placed privately with New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
satisfied
cipal plant in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in a plant at Hamilton, Ohio.
Boston; Trust Company of Georgia, and the Florida National
in ways which would not. require a large staff by Engineers and re' Manufacturing Is also conducted at Greenevllle, Tenn., by its sub¬
Y in connection with Foremost's acquisition of its large Texas prop¬
lention of $65,000,000 of Virginia Electric stock.
sidiary, Southern: darment Corp.
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The Commission said that upon payment of $100 and accrued div¬
In 1925 the company commenced the development of the direct sales
idends to preferred holders of Engineers and creation of an appropri¬
to consumer method of distribution and, beginning shortly
thereafter,
Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.—Earnings—
ate escrow to protect their right to any additional payment found • duei, ;;i; has used this method of distribution exclusively.
Its selling organiza¬
1943
all or substantially all the Virginia stock could be distributed immetion now consists of more than 45,000 sales representatives throughout
1946
"'1945
1944
October—
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diately.
the United. States and possessions, . These sales representative
$1,118,504
$1,417,708
$1,527 474 $1 568.353
(Gross from railway
864,097
Engineers' proposal to borrow approximately $4,500,000 from banks
for the most part, housewives who live in the neighborhoods in which
278,435
Y 426,663 Yi 467,877
Net from railv/ay
;449,121
to facilitate retirement of its preferreds was termed by the Commission
171,051
194,596
182,951
they - solicit orders for the company's products and the majority of
Net ry. oper. income—
them work only part time.
In approximately 30 of the leading cities
ps ''unnecessary and would serve only to delay without justification
From Jan. 1—
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14,112,370
full compliance with the Act. The record shows there are several other v of the United States there are district sales .offices, each under the
13,813,925
9,991,749
Gross from railway....
6,446,145.
5,647,445
4,123.322
sources
of funds open to
the company which would not have any
direction of a district representative.. ; These, district representatives '
1,620,981
Net from railway
3,281,458
2,434,195
1,950,135
select, train and aid the local sales representatives in their respective
731,021
delaying effect"
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The Commission added:, "We believe the plan is incomplete and
areas.
The activities of the company's sales representatives are sup—V. 164, p. 2286
unfair in failing to include a provision for supervision by the Com-<
ported by a program, of national advertising in leading women's,
mission over the payment of fees and expenses incurred in connection
Construction
magazines.
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(Tanager
Broadway
140*0
with the plan."—V. 164, p; 2543,
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Unclaimed Interestinterest
in
Virginia
and
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(The) Equity-Corp.-rSpecial Meeting
Adjourned—
3 Mos. End.
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a
hearing
on
Dec. 2
before Federal Judge Alfred C. Coxe, repre¬
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Net
stockholders protective committee and the
management of tne corporation agreed that the special meeting of the
(stockholders, (which had been scheduled for Deo. 3) would be adjourned
until Dec. 17, 1946 (see V. 164, p. 2408).' It was further agreed that
sentatives
Of .the
common
would show cause on Dec,. 10 .why a restraining order
should hoo be issued preventing two of
the .management, David A.
Milton (President! and Ellery C. Huntington (Chairman of the Board),
from voting or causing to be voted the more than 1,000,000 shares of
the management
Cost,
sales. _Y—r—
of
Sell.,
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and
adv.
May 31/46
1945
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Y,
admin.
:
i,540,068
670,090 M
451,360
expenses
25,000
15,000 :
$757,465
$328,398
Profit from .oper..Y_,
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6,711
Other income.
11,834
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1,508,732
54,447-
45,984
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• ,Reserye; for- contingent;
William P. Doyle of 610 Essex Road(i Kcnilworth,:Ill., is Chairman
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;•; liabilities,
V-YY^-.-VrVand Tj Roland, Berh^v.of 30 Broad Street," is Secretary" Of the common - *
Reserye for'.possible re-!
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Y $l,517,223
k. rfr-
Y " 141,179,
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$1,462,992
31,647
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Nov.
30
without "notice
to
the
Corporation;
ttl
Y negotiation Y,oft:, 'con-- Y . ..
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Dec 3 ;
Y; > tracts: •
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vacated Dec. -2r and the matter was-set down for a hearing this - week
a letter to stockholders, David M. Milton, President; among/othet
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was
to
holders
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tha^-date,s7-y. 130, p. "636.
yFowIct Fanh
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30,000
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Y 45,pOO
X/Y:'55,000
'>
v' Net
income...
>
$203,867
:Y $424,889
/;
$323,621
of notification with the SEC
Offering price; $1. a shale. Under¬
proceeds will be used fqr drilling
25 filed a letter
Manufacturing. Corp.-15-Cent Distribution-^
fA dividend .of 15. cqnts per sh,ate has been, deckred. on tha.commoir>
'stock, payable* Dec.317 to-holderi! of record Nov:'28i" A similar.- disri
Last
; $310,770'
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made, .on.
.J„une.A4, -last.*
.paid dividends of 30 cents.:each on June 12
year,: the company
/the stock outstanding prior Xto
-isplit-up on- Dec* 15,1945.—V/.164, p. 2830..
V .
and Dec:. 15. on
Y,;
;Okla.^-FiIesJ
Gaivin
iribution was-
10,000
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Oil Corp.,; Duncan;
for 80,000 shares of-common stock.
writer, John" G.X Fowler," President.,
oil well.
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New w
than
July
to the,
company on
997,422'/. 1,065,574 >
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notice
,
$1,475,714: $1,445,548
: 41,509 '; i, 17,449
.
stockholder^ protective committee-.J-*- -- - ,*
A •restraining order against the ioWIng of' the meeting
A
v." The company on Nov:
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of a proxy statement which the common stockholders claim is •
$335,109"?: $769,299
Total inc6me__w
; ;7,373";.
36,539
false and misleading in that the management has failed to disclose thfe*
Income charges™Y.'Y
tremendous cost to-the- common- stockholders and' the -shrinkage that
Fed. income and excess
would occur in asset, value as the result of the management's recapiY *
277,870
profits
taxes.-i...:—Y* 1.24,869
(basis
laliz^tion^planV'X
.ffi
$8,110,643
$8,422,261
1,S46,1417 !.i,769,099 ■/ 5,048,875 • > 15,413,538
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of first mortgage leasehold bonds states
funds have been available at The Continental Bank & Trust Co., of
.York,! fiscal agent,' 30 Broad Street," New York, N./Y., for;more
six years to make payment of
certain uhpresented coupons due
1,1930 to and including July 1, 1940.
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Such funds still unclaimed on Dec. 12, 1946 will be returned
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piftnagement- from voting- all other proxies received by .them on the Y
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Corp.), N. Y. City
Y-
$3,221,655'
$2,640,900
Contrib. to pension trust
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5 Mos. End.
Aug. 31,'46
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Julius)
Garfinckel & Co., Inc.—Preferred Stock Of-
changed into 60,000 shares
of 5Vz % convertible preferred stock.
The
convertible Into common stock at the initial
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syndicate headed by Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath, and Johnston, Lemon & Co. on Dec. 5 offered
.160,000 shares of iVz% convertible preferred stock at
par ($25).
American
agent,
Trust
and
Security
rate
the
July
1939,
31,
trustees
the
Garfinckel,
Julius
store property,
the
including
business,
of
estate
the
of
equipment, at a total price of $4,349,000.
Garfinckel deals primarily ip the liner grades of
fixtures
changed into
A ;-.AA'AAy
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A
women's
A, 6%, due 1957
mtge. inc. bds., ser. A, 6%, due 1957
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addition. $100,000 pledged
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$111,000
bank
loan
collateral
as
Outstanding A
Open
$1,000,00,0
'''••■ 300,000
*$10,000
t531,055
111,000
10,250
v.
vPreferred stock ($10 par)—_*L,—„
30,000
Commcn stock ($2
par)*_._*_*__,r_,:.__';.Aj,Y 245,000
been appointed Comptroller of the company.- He
public'' accountant and was formerly associated with
accounting firm of Eisner & Lubin, of New York.—V. 164, p, 2830;
has
shs.
the
;
A-
22,397 sh&.
shs.
for
;
A :
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v,,w
payment
of
the
and. $10,000.
treasury,
available
for ■ corporate
'purposes,
tin addition,
$43,000 are pledged as collateral for the -■?
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payment of the; $111,-000 bank loan and $258,000 are in
company "a At A
treasury, available for corporate purposes.
JNot including the 41,666 ■'#' '
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General Mills, Inc.—Announces
The
to
from
food
its
Heat
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research laboratories—Apple Pyequick, a new
last
corporation
come
"PURPOSE—The
during its development was known
new home appliance, • known -as -the Trualso --introduced.—'V. 164, P. 1Q82,
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only as product . "R."
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Authorized
bds., ser.
Bank loan payable
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certified
a
the
furniture,
and
mtge.
Gen.
Corp.—Comptroller Elected
Supply
Builders
Marc0.se
I.
is
of-
as
CAPITALIZATION AS OF SEPT. 30, 1946
First
N.. W.,
and
executors
outstanding were
stock.—V. 164, p. 2691.
shares
common
General
Co.," Washington.
and operates a specialty department store, at 14th
Washington, D. C.
This business was founded
by Julius Garfinckel in
1905 and was conducted by him as sole
proprietor as Julius Garfinckel Ac Co.-(unincorporated)- until bis death
in. November,
1936.'
On Oct. 4, 1939, the company, purchased from
Streets,
133,022
preferred.;
Bank lean payable
1939, and owns
F
of common stock for each share of
share
one
shares of new common
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company was organized in Virginia, June
and
of
The
Registrar, Union Trust Co. of the District of Columbia, Washington.-,
30,
-V;
preferred stock would be
fered—A
Transfer
Monday, December 9,' 1940
electric iron was
will
years
used .to
.
was
estimated
restore
expended
in
net
part
in
proceeds
(approximately
the working'capital of
500)''"}
$246
V
the'company
improving
and
extending
the
Plant.
.
wear
be
which
Wyomissina
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other retail and service departments,
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including men's and boys' furnishings and clothing and modern fdr
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—-Years End. Dec. 3D
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storage vaults.
The shoe departments and beauty salon, the. store's
Production, of passenger cars by General' Motors; reached a new
June 30,'46
1945
1944
1943
only leased departments, have in recent years accounted-.for less,
gales of manufactured
postwar monthly peak in November,
with a total of 127,167 cars
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than 1.0% of Garfinckel's net sales.
Garfinckel operates a total of 52
A brick
(net)
turned out, .compared with 126,450 in October, GM's, previous peak 1946
$771,268
$911,787.
$798,402 :
$940,554 " A
of its own retail and service departments.
The store carries no heavy
Cost of sales
production month.,, •
A: .-A.
A A';540,185
"-"v676,191
620,708
754,836 I,';
merchandise, such as hardware, furniture, floor coverings, or upholDespite the loss of one full day's production on the Thansgiving
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holiday,VsGM's, passenger car production in the week ended Nov. 29
glassware and china.
During the latest fiscal year, about 46%
of
Gross profit qn s.a'es " $231,083
$235,595
.'held close to the levels which have been maintained over, the last two
$177,693
$185,7J^, % A
Profit on sales of pur~
the store's business was done on a cash basis and the balance on
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months, with an. output of 29,468 cars.
This compares to 31,993 cars
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chased: brick———
1560
customery credit
terms.
In
1942, Garfinckel established and now
1,445
1,263 •A;':.Av 941->'
'produced the previous week, GM's highest one-week production since
Other mcome-r-r-.-—
.operates a branch store at Massachusetts Avenue and Fordham Road
A; 21,879
' A 18,029 r ; A 12,514
v-j Day. ;
a
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in'the Spring Valley section of Washington.
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The
output for the Nov. 29 week was approximately 74% of the
In March, 1946, Garfinckel acquired a majority of the outstanding
average
weekly production rate maintained during the 1941 model
Net income
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$254,523
$255,070 A $191,471
$192,229 %
capital stock of Brooks Brothers (N. Y.t.
Brooks Brothers, with its.
ryear..,
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25,649
34,910'A y
46,225
45.59S
predecessors, has been in business in New York City since 1818.
The
•". • General Motors total production of passenger cars in the United
Gen. and admin.
*exps.ay v'28,954
49,038.'
48,275
f
53^973 A •!<.
present corporation was organized in 1903, at which time it succeeded
•States for the year to date is 695,115, .compared with 1,744,283 for the
Idle plant expenses—'
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3,348
16,897
to
this business.
Brooks Brothers' principal place
15,189
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of business wfis
•comparable period of 1941. .";";•
AyAAA/! •Depreciation
—A—-I" 43,027
> 75,046 J 73,904
moved in 1915 to 44th Street and Madison Avenue, its present head¬
K 75,00
.Truck production, by GM in the United States rose appreciably in
Int.- on
fxd.
indebtedquarters.
Branches are maintained in Boston, Los Angeles and San
the Nov. 29 week, with
10,002 units turned out, compared with 9,639
-.
Francisco.
Brooks
Brothers
deals in
the higher grades
of men's
hess.r—Y-l.-;—l
18,285 L
33,097.
33,190
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-for the previous week.
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Prov.
for
Federal and
wear,. practically
all of which are normally either manufactured by r. v
There were 29 strikes reported among GM suppliers, a
drop of one
Pa. income lax
53^301
Brooks Brothers or imported from Great Britain and other countries. .....
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from the previous week. W'-;/A..A-?;v,•
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ACQUISITION OF BROOKS BROTHERS—On March 21 and 22, 1946, -J ;;
Following is a tabulation. of ..production figures for car and truck
Net profit
$81,956
Garfinckel purchased for cash from 26 stockholders 18,463 shares of
divisions; t
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*$25,313
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*$22,295
preferred stock and 18,744 shares of common stock of Brooks Brothers
:-*A'vAA'AA';'\A€.^A Avv;: wk. End. " Wk: End. ; Jan. 1 to 'A Jan. 1 to,,
(being approximately 61%
of the outstanding voting stock)
at an.;.. AAAAA .'A'AAaA
AVo; wi Nov. 30,
Nov; 23,
Nov.' 30, "Nov. 29,
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aggregate price of $1,551,173.
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' A 1946 .= ,
1941
Goodall-Sanford, Xnc,—-Partial Redemption—
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On
Sept.
18,
1946, Garfinckel entered into an option, agreement
Chevrolet—Passenger— •
16,772 '
16,231
331,997
895,696
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in
"
. The corporation
has called for redemption .on Jan. 1, 1947, through 1
with John Wanamaker Philadelphia, whereby in consideration of the
Truck
8,645:; •
7,753
238,553
*294,451
".operation of the sinking fund, $320,000 of .3V4%; sinking fund debeu%
sum
of $117,190,
Pontiac
Garfinckel acquired the right to purchase at any
4,489
112,279
270,748
;,A 3,830: '<
tures due Nov. 1, 1956 at 102%- and interest.
Payment will be made
A ,
time within 90 days from the date of the agreement an additional 11,719 ;
Oldsmobile
A'A 94,384
3,588
4,292
221,343
at -the Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., fjrustee," jj.65 proadway," New yprk-, A"
shares of the preferred stock and an.additional 11,438 shares of the
Buick
A; 132,235
5,917
4,443
299,154
"N. Y,—V. 164, PY 2409.
"common
stock
of
Brooks
Brothers
for
a
total
consideration
of
Cadillac
1,064
24,220
57,342
C'A ? .v,r A
4835
GMC Truck & Coach—
$1,171,900.
Upon completion of this
purchase ! Garfinckel will own
Gorham Manufacturing
more than 99%
of all outstanding capital stock of Brooks Brothers. '
Trucks
;
1,288
1,809
29,817
*99,351
Cov—Declares $2
and
and
accessories
operates
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CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
real-estate
13'/2%
Oct. 4,
deed
of
$2,800,000
;—*_**:/
5V2%
conv.
pfd.
stock
($25
par)—-—
4Va%
conv.
pfd. stock
($25
par)—. A
Common
♦In
stock
matures
Oct.
4,
(commencing
of
amount
•delivery
inents
the
note,
$1,805,000
payment of
to
to be
advanced
store
the
entire
advanced
authorized
As
of Oct.
Trucks
will
have
been
J'
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v
GMC
the
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or
American
Jan.
16, 1947.
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approximately
as
(estimated $3,625,000)
follows;
1%%
of
option
to
purchase
Brooks
gram
for
general
funds of
working capital
of
shares
the
of
4V2%
YY
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Auchincloss,
Ay
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17,000
Jones
Co
&
&
.&
Starkweather & Co
8,500
E. R. Jones
Mead, Miller & Co
C.
Peters
&
Boyce____
&
AAA
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Net'sales Of
K.
of
goods
Wales &
INCOME,
JULY
income
ments
Divs.
1
and
leased
f#
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in
pfd.
145,545
income———
gen.
for
Interest
other
and
on
Amort,
of
deed
funded
fee
of
-
127,643
V
of
y
$3,952,416
1,700,771
43,257
36,135
1,513,452
22,450
65,489
71,153
93,598
6,550
.
136
178
est.
A
tax
and
profits
Columbia
733
surtax—
tax__
—
tax
125,000
A 121,000
1,372,000
.1,002,000
100,000
"
6,600
500,000
540,000
—*___
income_
103,000
77,000
$964,717
-
Split-Up of Common Shares
and
1945
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$2,137,737
•.
$46,250
;,A
stockholders
Dec.
on
3
approved
1-945
new
issue
of
160,000
shares
of
$25
A
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in
the
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$1
to
to
50
500,000
cents,
increased the authorized
shares, "changed
and
increased
the
the
par
par
of
the
present
outstanding
TOO
y
1944
A 1943
-v
Kaiser--AA;
,
stock
split-up
preferred
value of
5 y2%
stock from 250,000
these shares from
preferred
stock
from
It was also vot?d that 60,000
preferred stock would be
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JanA
.
and
:
$906,426
the
A;
164,
8,062.354
354.793
2,073,362
2,881,429
1,727,696
2,510,918
of
3,847,181
41,515
Gross
from
from
ry.
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From
Gross
railway-
Jan.
from
from
ry.
$465,671
railway
oper.
.
income
13,457
.A1
railwayL-i1—
$519,840
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171,883
660,599 ;
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.
from
ry.
Net
and
business
organized
in
AND
:
BUSINESS—Corporation
March
14,
Glen-Gery
of
incorporated
was
1939, to take over the
Shale Erick Co.
(Pa.),
in the U. S, District Court for the
Pennsylvania.
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Company is engaged in the manufacture of .brick and similar articles
.
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either
is
made
entirely
of shale
or
contains
large
a
percen¬
tage of shale varying from 8Q% tp 100%..
The use of this ingredient
permits the
making of -hardened burned brick > having
permanent
colors,
Th,e range of the ,company's products is made possiblev by
the
varying characteristics of raw material located at its different
plants, enabling it to supply a far broader market tfran would other¬
be
thp
•aggregate
In
purposes
Company's plants
case.
capacity
addition -to
of
the
approximately
wide
use
of
throughout the territory
presently
i,t
in
100,000,000
the
company's
serves,
operation
bricks
brick
a
have
where
residential
its product has been used
by
a great many industrial concerns.
The company owns in fee seven
V
grand
a
sizes
of
total of 290,
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"buildings ar»A|AA";iA
a net total " A A A
to date.'!:
use
,
-VA -AAA:
1946
;;: AA
income..,.
1945
:.AA:-
i944
•
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income—
>
8,681,789 '
4,032,544
3,803,494
y'
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A;;v'A; 1943i4
1,754.531
5,343,221
:-'"'A
$20,246,519 $19,779,475 A»
$19,245,895 $18,317,167
9,102,889 A,'
3,144,05$
AyA'A;'- AyAA'y-y ->A'-.
18,084,177 A: 29,112,65.2
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25,433,29®
.
1946
1945
A 1944 A
$239,120
$253,985
railway—L__
77,458
42,254
Net
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from
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
r-V.
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From
Gross
;
railway..**
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oper.
430,452
$267,069
--*|-
"A
80,459
:
20,392
75,632;
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plants, all located in Pennsylvania.
f
Greenbelt
(Ind.)
;sec-.
...
The
•for
.
company
147,559
'*A A" A -;'AA"-
',.y" '- i
$190,000
Price,
Consumer Services, Inc.—Files
A.
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of
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'A
of com-
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Nov, 22 filed a letter of notification with the
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SEd
shares (25c par) common stock. Offering price, 62y2c- a
share. Proceeds will be used for exploration and development of mining
for
70,000
property.
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Green Mountain Mining Co., Dixon,
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aa
Nov. 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Class B common and $10,000 of Class A common.
per unit. Proceeds- will be used for^the. erection
building" in shopping center of Greenbelt, Ind.
SEC—
*-
'^A
on
$10
mercial
•'-.
2,375,879
890,413
528,95®
2,276,809 2,393,462
479,324578,942
.
A
25,169 V
\y
v
98,173
income—
164, p.- 2409. .' '
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1943
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65,850
51,764
11,196
■
2,245,151
railway...
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65,842,788
,
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$263,589
A
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163,851,415
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Earnings— Z
Net ry. .ojper. income...
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gives
railway—
fro.m
Gross
Y
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different
railway..—*1 A 7,542.318
oper.
an
year.
for
thd
for
total of
a
.
rsuited to practically ai; building requirements, residential, commercial
and industrial, and covering a wide range'of
color, surface and finish.
brick
cases
_
ip
property, assets
then being re¬
proceedings pending
.
20\;.and pe
said, ^"making
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V.T64, p. 2546.
Shale Brick
on
'Quonset
Subtracting these duplications
railway.*.-
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COMPANY
the
summary
Green Bay & Western RR.
Corp.—Stock Offered—P. W.
Brooks & Co., Inc., on Dec. 4 offered
41,666 shares of
common stock ($2
par) .at $7 per. share.
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Pennsylvania
for
for which Quonsets are known to be in
1526.;
Ay-AAAy ;•;,;! ':-vA;A
p.
oper.
rv.
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964,383
586,241
164, p. .2286..
Glen-Gery
v,
33
t" From Jan. 1—
6,227,488
3,066,696
"
uses
Gross from railway*..--. 138,950,553 173,751,407 175,260,208
Net from railway—
30,841,964
49,314,082
64,648,315
65,451?. J .70,621
5,623,223:
5,606,059
2,172,392 "2,011,673
4,591,620
761,627
income—
72
purposes.'
from
Net
A 203,832
a
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now have, been adapted,.J....
This compares with approximately
by the war's ends'' •-:v( v|
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contains
yOctober—'
$540,519
185,670
71,313 Y
corporation,
steel
'Which- they first
manufacturer of
purposes
160,
.Gross
;
railway.
oper.
257
Net
210,774
A
at
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smaller buildings, y "Quonset 40' uses ,are reported as 108
A
of .the larger 'multi-arch at 14, making a total of 122 for
,
larger structures."
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figure
'-
$549,756
70,204
The
base
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v f:.
purposes.
manufacturer's
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Navy
^
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.;i *structures A.
the
those
line's
—v.
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Net
for
list
the
Great Northern
1943
war.
officially noted
reports
24',"
3,339,285
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
October—
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3946 '
1945
A A 1944
.
the
factory-fabricated
the
from
name
during
uses
serving like
6,436,611"
A:"»! 'y:y'YYy-.; -A.:- A
"While all of the uses of all buildings give
2286.
p.
military
this
AAV'AAA^A'A A'yyA
1—
Expanding A
buildings, reports that the structures
"Dealers
"163
A
9,081.264
The
authorized
convertible
common
authorized
100,000 shares to 220,000 shares, par $25.
shares
of
.
round-roofed,
their
erected
'Quonset
1945
the
are
derive
for more than 257 civilian
8,631,927
wise
stockholders
shares
and
^
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Quonsets
these
;,h:"
,
common
stock.
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Con¬
2831.
p.
Nov. .-25.
were
.
$1,936,692
;
291,201s
$411,145
of New
A
increase
an
.capital stock from $2,750,000 to $5,750,000."
Part of the plan provides for a two-for-one
a
AA;A;YA;':f>v;^
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corporation
.
which
222,889
733
$543,486
Issue
vertible Preferred Stock
Approved—
and
this
10%
Great Lakes Steel Corp.—Use of Quonsets
$3,241,558
2,163,850
An¬
real
1946
$43,775
Eastern District of
The
a
civilian ingenuity is exceeding .that of war-famed Seabees- in adaptQiionset buildings to a variety of practical uses, it was reveale4
229,622
Net
$4,390,464
;
—
,
previous
on
excess
District
;
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lng
104,834
Net
exps.___
debt-
trust
normal
Federal
Net
=yA,.a?^y
;
,;.:".dent
Nov. 21—
'•
Federal
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Robert T. Dunlap has been elected
President; succeeding Ralph Hori
ton, resigned. Mr. jDunlap has recently resigned as Executive Vice Presi^ A A '
of Colorado Fuel fy Irop .Corp., which office he had held
sine* YfAAy-'
September.—V. 164, p. 2409.
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' f
41,455
6,408,307
55,389
accounts-——-*
interest—
>■
269,256
$3,113,915
of
—
admin.
doubtful
.
1944.
1
$865,505
—V.
Total
Selling,
r
railway-
"Deficit.—V,
•
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18,
143,691
$9;522,222
$3,806,870
179,294
stk.
Jan.
since
LS;
$737,080
1944
depart^
Brothers
...
alphabetical
near
Great American industries, Inc.—New president— !
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7,483,713.
$4,155,780
income
oper.
invest,
on
Brooks
Prov.
from
,'
from-railway——
Net from railway
•Net ry, oper, income-r_
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departments—A $12,595,442 $11,290,584
misc.
also
was
corporation
'
revenues
from
from
Net
Gross
as
]■
will be allowed
-explained.—V. 164,
years,
;Net ry, oper. income—r
1,000
31
r
1946
__—_—___
the
14
*10,904
1,000
Co.—„i
ENDED
YEARS
Detroit
of
for
Assistant Comp¬
announced A "He, has
General
as
$622,991
5,000
sold,—8,439,661
income
in
Comptroller
Staff
Personnel
railway—___
Net
From
y'-''A-aaa
own
headquarters
164, p. 2831.;
Gross
1,000
.Sales, less returns and .allowances— $13,913,811 $12,273,439
$10,378,235
Net sales of leased
departments-'..—
1,318,268 ;■
982.855
856,012
Gross
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relations.■''AaA;,A.AA'AA; A;yAAj,;.Yj'y;
Hammond
2830.
Gross
OF
E.
v
1,500
Inc.
Chas. M. Henderson & Co.
Inc.
the
director of labor
of Roy
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
October— ' ' - '."-A'A -,yy 1946AA
*
1,500
Co.,
8,000
S.
of
member
a
as
Period—
1,500
Bryson
(Julius Garfinckel & Co., Inc.)
•
,
Cost
always
are
possible.
as
Agricultural-minded employees >of
'Fiazer Corp.
2,000
—
5,000
Sons__
Ai-nold,
&
& Co.
Cassell
F.
Coen
p.
Operating
—v.;
2f,0ol)
Inc.
■y
8,000
STATEMENT
'
However, they
count—--Ay,;
194
7,010
.on
A
Mason,
9,000
.,
'"A;.
7,867
Georgia & Florida RE.—Operating Revenues>AA"'-:A:A;
.
Week End. Nov. 21'
-Jan. 1 to
4,000
Horner
_
Garrett
.Kirchofer
5,718
.A
•'•.;309
The electric output of this corporation for the week ended Nov, 29,
amounted to 127,410,697 kwh., an increase; of 10,323,235 kwh.,
8.8%, over the corresponding week of last year.—V, 164, p. 2831. a
or
4,000
Robert
Lukens
Robert
"6,590
L-■
purchased
Scott,
Inc
Coe
Bros.
194$
.
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—Allows Employee Dis- AA>=-
,
A t'-AyyA. AAA
A
,
8,000
&
in
1A%;*|-A'.
4,550
1946,
No. of Shs, A
.Robinson, Rohibaugh &
Stein
to be
Baker, Watts & Co,—A—.
Goodwyn & Olds
.
follows;
as
stock
A
the
36.000
Co.
Mackall
A.
420,290
and
36,000
Co.—
Alex. Brown & Sons
&
are
&
Redpath
'Johnston, Lemon &
Ferris
disbursed
■■
General Public Utilities Corp.—Weekly Output—
-950,000
.
No. of Shs..
Parker
'
;
underwriters
convertible preferred
by each of them, respectively,
«
Total
.
17,844
pro¬
be available
to
several
Seaton,
with
164,
1,054,710
;
the
G.
Assistant
—V.
——__1_Y
company
of
names
'been
preferred
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
.each,
24,354
4,242
appointment
troller
$1,200,000
________
Brothers
;
to
A order;
position
17,160
__y_y_A_AA—Ay__A__A:.;yA.;
.succeeds Mr.
ex
as
and common stock- (exclusive of $117,190 paid on account)
Addition
cents
AAAAi' NOTE—For mechanical reasons it it not alumy* A
possible to, arrange companies irtexact J alphabetical ,
•kR'ft>n
•58,010
32,654
CanadaA____u—____i___—_;^—' A:
Louis
>
■/./y.Ay-' ';■■.•••'•A
due,
Completion of present building and store improvement
<
75
,
aA
The
note
_____
1
■
15,
^'a';v■>*A:'aA-'y-AP
to be applied
are
.
;
unsecured
promissory
tended, March 27, .1948——
Fxercise
Nov.
21,692
i
Jk Coach—Trucks
and
for
October
31,422
^r» T
15
per share.—V, 164, p, 2286,
—
October, 1946, Garfinckel borrowed $300,000 from the
Security and
Trust
Co.,
Washington, D. Cv to finance
increases In inventory, which amount is payable on or before
of
.
$2
...
PURPOSE—The net proceeds
Fayment
"ft
Ar
Truck
Oct.
was
factory list discount on purchases
y
Total U. S. and Canada.—
of the; versatile Graham-Paige
.___A. ,".A ,173,355 A'A'; '172,026
Rototiller farm machine, Joseph Wt Ap»--;_Frazer, President, announced on Dec. 2.
;'"A;A-v y
Three Officials Promoted—- '
A
The'Willow Run. companies previously vannovmced a similar plan for -AAA.
A Harry B.
Coen, who was recently placed in charge ,of, th^-*- Employee ; y employee purchases of Kaiser Special and. Frazer. automobiles; frFarm V',; A
Cooperation Staff of General Motors, on Dec; v2'V.was'felected a Vice- equipiheht. has been made available on'the-'same basis at the-requestAof •.s-'i - A *
President of the corporation.
the 9,100 employees, many of .whomi'live:- in
'
■
y
rural areas. Mr. Frazer-y-A -A-'A
NOTE—In
seasonal
figures
22,326
of
.16,
-t:
1
'
'
production
r "'f'r'A'November"5"*
..y'-1 '"A • •
18,665
Coaches
GM
$10,
1946:c'!AAA:'jA»y ■r'A,; V AA
Ayy
Buick
expected
'•
truck
and
car
October,
.H*n» f 'l
Oldsmobile
par
1,010,729 A 2,241,063 j
i.
'Cadillac
improve- ;
credited
of
and
Dividend-^,
dividend of 2 per share has been declared
''on':-ecimmohAsfcock*A^:AA'
payable Dec. 16 to holders of record Dec; 2. To date thisA y;
year, ' the -company has
already paid the following- dividends:* Jan;
.15, an extra of $1; March 15 and June 15, 50 cents each; and Septc )
A
2,217
64;774"
'
Pontiac
trust,
16, 1946,
Insurance
Prudential
completion Of construction.
upon
of
related
comparison
a
43,127
r
2,030
45,214SA: *100,761
.trucks which Chevrolet, GMC Truck &
producing for the armed services in
''VA A A;.. A„ y,
•••A.,1 ;AA VA A,-"V ,AA
ChevrolelY—Passenger
amortization
$2,297,849; and it is
was
$2,800,000
for
note
fThe
previous deed
a
the
by
Amerioa, the holder of the note,
that
Av... A A
is
of November
c
1,495 v. "s.
.
were
.
total principal
concurrently
with the
addition and
property.
advanced
or
stock,
are
77
,
-41,654
totals
Canada
.
Of the
applied
was
loan under
a
to be reserved
are
preferred
certain quarterly
against the
main
credited
amount
is subject to
of
Following
*266,044 shs.
stock
common
convertible
Can.
these
the months
;
and
in
1941.
60,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
69
2,184 "A
GM
and
160,000 shs.
1947), and prepayment.
Garfinckel's
to
total
1960, and
in April,
thereof
the balance
of
.A"A;.;;.v.
rv;
S.
Included
'Coach
160,000 shs,
\
conversion
upon
a'A_
■
Canada
60,000 shs.
par)
addition, 220,000 shares of
Issuance
•of
(50c
*
$2,081,200
A ':'v
Capital Stock—
of
Outstanding AA;
A.'A;7:A' AA- V/Total U.
dated
trust
1945
GM
Earnings—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.
Net
Net ry.
Jan.
from
32,427,029
31,418,715
4,957,949
9,905,082
10,023,816
3,904,240
railway
.3,021,463
1,250,353-
Net ry.; oper. income—,.
.
additional
During 1946 a total of $3 a share
164,
4,155,832
Telephone
International
Extended—•
Agreements
Boston
o,
HalniH
1 eqHl^a
fW;aecrued. interest on the issue
ca!icS;:^of4ln
.♦
Prtce-ry, 164,,p.12691,'to
or,nn,in^
^ "946, Tnelusive,
Dec
Mint-
-iqar
in
not
nr,
of Xhe
holders
/debentures, on; surrender of their debentures at the
tw
Tin
from
Net
Net
from
Net
ry.
—v.
^'/a % '
25-year
'
/
?ffio^of
The
■
fvi?,:/The Life Insurance Co. of Virginia;-Massachusettsrz/X-/.
due •
"
V.1 -164;
f,
Corp.)
New
,
r2155/:-///:/'/
p.
•; V.
•
L.
-Kettel,
elected
2977.
p.
(1350
Jewel Tea Co., Inc. Partial Redemption—
4
:
•-
The
7
,
^-a
v'-mt-1
m
^W^^*Usfc
V.. 160, p.. 2295,.; *„
/ 1/
/
... ,
/£'£« ■*' /,//£*/
x,^,
ry.
/
,
as of the'close"of business Nov.
" The Manufacturers' Trust/Co.;
26, 1946.
55 Broad Street, hew York, N.
redemption ugent.—V. 164, p. 2832.
—V.
Yhas,
The directors on Nov. 19 declared
per -ashore,, payable /Deer -2T* td- stockholders of' record -Dec.; 17. ' This
,
-as
-•
IS "in addition to. the-usual monthly dividend of 15 cents ;;per sharev!.^^''/i""f^r*J*v-**
which was declared at'the October meeting. This brings total dividends
V,4 Kansas l City
Wholesale •" Grocery
Co.—Debentures:
been designated
payable-in ;• 1946 to $4.05 per share, as-against $2.50 in 1945.'f>iQ„ j Pritra+Alv
v .At
the October meeting, the directors also declared a monthly divi-/
dend of 20 cents, payable Jan. 31, 1947 to stockholders of record ? 1SSUC
Jan. 21, 1947.
see v. 164, p. 2546.
/v-V-■
■
Sept. 1, 1961 was
paid - or
President*---
par
appointed registrar
value.-and 3.85% cumulative preferred
164, p. 2693.
.«,-n.,
.
«;;
Ry.—Earnings^1945
1944
1943
$200;472
$219,131
/ $248,007,
* 68,606.
31,624'
066
28,(
j/.
'51,309
17,065
*
,V17,186
{
-
900,405
224,815
594,969
V
222,330
"183,375
with
Co., InCi—S^ock Offered
£j>EC—
: J,:;)'-)/; g
The First Trust Company of Lincoln, Neb., and CruttenThe company on-Dec. 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC/
y
for 9,900 shares of non-cumulative preferred
stock (par $25) and ;/ jAn *r:rW rhinnon nn TIap fi nffprp'rl -9 ROD sharp? of ^
29,700 shares of common stock (par 5c), to be offered in units of one// den « V.0"'
pn Dec. b Olterea ^,ttUU snares Ol »pO
preferred and three common shares at $25.15 per unit. Proceeds will ' ? Cumulative preferred stock (no par) at $106 per Share. /
be used for initial organization and operating expenses, business needs, ■
Proceeds will be used for the payment of indebtedness
etc. There are no underwriters.
and for improvements.—V. 164, p. 281.
1
-i.
"•
,-•*
2,600,342
993,552 <
:
250,181:
2,673,662
808,086
<
1946
railway
railway.-^—-
income___;
"
1944
1945
,
1943
'
$7,063,441
$7,64-7,887
$5,800,712
1,138,077
564,761
$6,219,405
1,166,169
■/ 739,415
,
2.574,331,
2,108,676
1,563,512
1—- ; /.- /.
railway—55,500,326
67,143,878
Net from railway.^
9,799,464 ,} 14,373,996
Net, ry, oper. income
4,162,337 : 4,361,538
—v. 164, p. 2288....1
,s
■ •" ■
-
.
2,587,730
1,150,281
82,701,381
23,280,799
76,403,646
25,857,378
10,695,687
11,350,80/
From Jan.
Gros$
20,859
;V.v ;■
2,273,509
:
.
2410.;/-;)'/.'///;,
oper.
ry.
\r T ;
k
1946
$280,363
83,367
!
.
income-..
from
Net- from
;
-
-
.
See offering in V.
October—
■V
}
General .Merchandise Manager,
Sydney D. Vinnedge.—V. 126/
of New York has been
$3.00
railway-—*
164, p.
Net
institution
placed privately with an
Kansas-Nebraska Natural 'Gas
■
late
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
'
-f-^acect^•''^pounced JNOV.-<£5 mat an
"Of $500,000 3% % sinking-fund debentures, due )
High Vacuum Processes, Inc., Philadelphia—Files
-
the
i
railway__i^
oper.
Gross
f+ "wac annnunnod Mnv- 95.thnt nn
through The First Boston Corp.
i
and
President
succeed
company's-certificate of itveorpo- fl From Jan/1— .//
rattoni'wUHreducte-the number of shares outstanding to 46,000, com-' Qrofis from railway.—/
pared^withfthevor-iginai issue of 50,000 shares in 1941.-. / ^
-nu;' •/!/■ Net from railway.^
The-1,'000 shares have been selected by lot from stock held of:-record's*.?. Ndt. vy. "oper. inc0mei__
Co.—Special Dividend— . -;
a'speciai dividend of 50 cents
Hibbard, Spencer,.Bartlett
V
from
Net
Broadway,/New/Ydrk/N. Y.
|
to
'
$1,639,171
$193,441. $2,097,763
k
Kax ->Pfr/ana. interest.' ;/ the sinking fund requirements 'of the
K^OI^f
v
Vice
,
from
Net
m
Increased
"1946—10 Mos.—1945
vO-V.':\-;
,
October—
.
809,973
749,645
■
Guaranty. Trust Co.
Gross
There ' I
operation/;
/"
.
J- Lehigh & Hudson River
;
i
1
I
stock-($100 par Value).
i-:J
2,748,465
.
1,384,895 v 1,396,593
1
1946—Month—1945
for the common stock,
V";'
V
■
(James) Lees :& Sons Co^—Registrar*—
ij
14.—
//-./.; ;•;"// ' /'•' /-/;
Realty//'«'• -daxL/i
Broadway*
York City—Partial Redemption—
Building
..Herald (Square
535,808
'278,654
$239,262
3138. '
p.
beep
has
distribution -on "Sept.
;
2,750,285
2,677,480
1,358,976
738,441
Lamson Brothers Co., Toledo, O.—New
—
'Similar
,<26,903
135,894.
170,864
1,954,991
i
Fern
.
.
.--.
1943
$272,360
132,514
.^200,010
117,285
(M. H,) Lamston, Inc., N. Y.—October Sales
"$26,051,000.
Co., New England Mutual Life //■'/Iowa}Southern Utilities Co. (Del.)—Larger Dividend1
Insurance Co., and .the Sun iLife Assurance Co.- of Can-.,
- Tfie^ireCtors have' declared a dividend bf 25 cents .per share op,
payable Dec. 14 to holders of record
was
paid on this issue on June 15,
-x-
1944
$257,090
164, p." 2288.
Mutual Life Insurance
,
1945
$363,760
210,359
1—
railways-
railway_»_._
Sales
1947/-'
debentures
4>/e% d<
Of
amount t
: ; -v.// /'!-//
1946
188,164
Period End. Oct. 31—
cor-
debentures "tt
41/2
Ypriefer/ed iF6ck-(pkr *$100> Tecenily Satrthor-;/:
*n
%
4zed ;by stockholders lias been sold to 'the following V-V /At^the/dotoher announcement
insurance companies through The First 'Boston /Corp/
j^uiyii, 4952 we/e^utstahding in the principal
164,
Co.—V.
American
North
$345,579
,
railway-^,—
oper. income—H
—V; "163,
—
from
railway^
Jan.
From
the nerind
tnr
Co.
Net ry. oper. income
SeS/
to. July J, 4947, -the earliest -
n?
Co. and
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
from
Gross from
registration statement covering the shares, which m
fdt/acdohnt sof, members of the Mellon family and foundations,: Was.
tfeblared effective by. the SEC on' Nov. :18..,Orders.for the stock may.
of
Gross
; The corporation on Dec. 2 disclosed
that more than 50% of its 4Va% ''
gold debenture bonds/ due July 1, 1952, had been surrendered for pre-.
recent offer to make immediate pay-»
t
W*r<iiU&
/-fee
•
Lake
October-?-
t
for Prepayment—
41/2% Bonds Surrendered
members of the' group
to underwrite »a secondary offering of 399,860
I*. »» *.«. been extended through pec,
among
formed
capital
Corp.
shares
'
'
headed by The First.'
'Gulf Oil Corp.—Secondary Offering
Gas
County
2692.
of
Telegraph Corp.—50%
&
mortgage
Insurance
p.
2831.
p.
Life
Mutual
equal amount; of 3%%. notes to five St. Louis, Mo.,
banks.
Proceeds will be used to purchase St. Louis
.
^Deficit.—V.
Northwestern
to
an
,
.
Financing—Company has
Laclede Gas Light Co.—New
bonds
ijas thus been declared for payment on the common stock.
No dis¬
tribution was'made on this issue during 1945.
<
The board also declared the regular quarterly dividend of $1 a
share on the cumulative $4 preferred stock.
All dividends are pay-;.
able Dec. 28, 1946 to holders of record at the close of business Dec. 6,
1946.—V: 164, p. 2692.
//• • ;
'
'•'//
31,619,640
12,103,009;
-
on
year-end dividend of 75c a share.
1—
railway—!/ 28,877,847
Gross Trom
Net
227,667
income—'
oper.
From
640,727
railway-;
from
Common
meeting
their
arranged the private sale of $6,500,000 3V2%
quarterly
Nov. 26 raised the
dividend rate to 75c a snare and also declared an
at
directors
The
$3,228,891
$3,021,622
$2,967,240
334/260' •
916/757;
'1,057,612
*55,197 '/ 398,435
420,4974
$3,001,470
railway
from
j>jr
fcno.uixxvx.ix
«
International Paper Co.—Common Dividend Increased
,
1943
1944
1945
1946'
'
October—;
Gross
THIS t'UMMMUAL
Number 4549
[Volume 164
from'
^^
„
x
.•
a
.
.
b' "
^facturifig p ant,
,°«sn^'3»15a
ft
,
77
-
'•-/
Eastern
See
York Power Corp,
New
Annrnved
Declares Dividends—
^
October— •//'//-//■
-
railway—.J_
• • •
^
f
127,554
'■
railway—_
from
Net from
Net
railway.,'..
from
r
income—
oper,
/
ioai'
413 744'
i
*
Nov.
.
.
9,330,868
3,575,076
-
8,159,232
9,716,778
4.409,321
one-
<
1,296,189
1,119,241 ,V 1,197,734
757,382
Downie,
R.
Lester
holders at the annual
on
Treasurer,
.
meeting that the company has
Monroe,
Income Shares Corp.,
black" since August.—V.1 163,
the SEC '
p.-194.
'
«Arvlr>f» Torn
Partial RpdpmnHnn
'
f
L
" li
^
x
~ x
"
corporation has ealled for redemption on Jan. 1, next; $67,600 v:
of first lien and refunding mortgage 5% gold bonds, series A, due Feb. "
J, 1963, at 104 and interest.'Payment will be'made at the Continental /;
Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., trustee; 231 Soi La- Salle Street, Chicago, ill.—v, 164, p. 2287. ' v - x
....
.
,
"
Tnriinna
^
Jf?
The
i
"
/:
: 1946
,/f.
October—
/'/W 1943
$2,655,782
$2,350,371
1944
1945
railways-
$2,243 607
$2,494,325
Net from raiiway_^-^„_
263,794
820,485
pet ry. oper. income-^.!
; 17,437
22,176,733
2,967,999
7,127.229
7,745,219
273,542
«2,846,562
Gross
fr?m
From
Gross
Jan.
/
Net
■
rv
oper.
—V/i64,
p.
621,141:
274,847
289,848
279,970 '
24,719,787
25,598,235
,
'
1R41
>
- Keystone
_*
_
_
: '
*<
'•
—v.
,
to
$25.45 per share on
2,875,396
'
■.•1i
i
w
//
w
x.
—V.
"'I
•
,
/
i
the 696,028
«e5 on Nov. 25, the
l-The-.etock
V. 164, p.
liquidating vain, of the atock was $17.04 a share.
was,suspended
2547.
dealings on
from
•
,
International Minerals &
;
/
y
the
Curb
on
Dec.
2.-
/
'
/
directors.
-
,
Chemical Corp.—Dividends
The directors have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on the
stock and the regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share on
'
4%
©n
stock,
preferred
Dec. 13.
' *
'.Distributions
both payable
Dec/30 to holders
'
t
50 cents
each
were
made
on
of
record-'
•
"
'
-
'
s
-V.
Kiwago
Gold
with SEC—
Mines. Ltd.,
/
.
,
"T/"-
Toronto,
Can.—Registers^
//':\':'"-"/''"/A
registration statement with the
SEC "fot 1,000,000 shares (no par) common.
Underwriter, Jack Kahn,New York.
Offering price 70 cents a share, the underwriting discountwill amount'to 21 "cdnts a share.
Proceeds will be used for exploration
and development of mining property and for administrative expenses.
on
Dec.
3
filed
a
2832.
as
/■)'••//!-,•',/'. /'/
/;//>■/-;/:.
' -; "'"f
■
authorized
.
'
now held
President,
(Va.) Gas Co.—Files with
SEC—
-
/
a letter of/notification with the SEC;
($10 par) common stock, to be offered at $10 a share. /
used for conversion of company's facilities from
manufactured to natural gas.—V. 163, p. 1569.
.■ / - ;
,
• " '
■■
The
company
will
Proceeds
/
oil Nov. 26 filed
be
Funds Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers with
///;////v/ . •-••-••/
''■/./, ' /'-: ;, ' \ ,• ? '
on Dec. 3 filed a registration statement With
the
Managed
: v
SEC—.
Tire
..
shares
Inc., St. Louis.
investment.
and Co.,
used
.
company
SEC for 2,300.000
for
capital stock. Underwriter, Slayton
Offering price $5 a share, Proceeds will be,
-',- / ' /.
//■ '• ■//'. •
(lc par)
net
assets of
this Fund,
Report—
/
investment company limited to bond
close of the fiscal year ended Oct. ,
outstanding, compared with $23,-
ipvestments, were $23,342,757 at the
31 and there were 2,940,175 shares
143,707 and 2,504,037 -shares a year
28. issues of
p. 1873.
in
164,
ings
V.
Manning,
Maxwell
SEC— /:
with
previous.'Stockholders on Oct. 31added hold¬
high." During the year, the Fund
bonds. Thirteen issues were sold or
'• ■/, ■ •'/
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nhmbered 13,484—b, new
redeemed.—
.)///.://':-;'
& Moore, Inc., N. Y.—^Registers
^://^"--/!;:,///r''vV7;//.. y:'/;/// ';>//
27 filed a registration statement with the
SEC for 160.000 shares of $12.50 par common stock.
Underwriter,
Hornblower &
Weeks, New York.
Proceeds will be used to repay
$1,000,000 in bank loans with the balance going into general funds.
Offering price will be supplied by amendment.—V. 157, pp. 1182, 43. . *
The
;
company
Marion
ferred
be
Nov.
Co.—Plan to Issue Prior Pre-'
■//////-/■- ."■■//■/•
•■//■:"/■'.
have rescinded a proposal for the issuance of Pyior
and have canceled the special meeting of stockholders
set for Dec. 12 at which voting on the proposition was,
Power. Shovel
preferred stock
which had been
to
on
Stock Rescined—
directors
The
164, p. 558.
I
■The ^company
the commmon stock
June 28, 1946, and on June 30 and Dec: 28, 1945.—V. 164, p. 2547/
of
-
: Warren Bowden have been elected
:
,
.
common
the
"7"
Output—
company for
for 5,000 shares
Total
,
tJo New'nSrS
164, p.
kwh.,
outstanding/; //Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—Annual
?
X?04^ DiStribiitions of 10 cents each were made on Julyyl
iQ4qPa
cents on April 1, 1946, and
?
output of this
29,748,000
Lynchburg
.
stockholder who did not notify the'corporation, on or before"
Nov.*,25 of his election to receive distribution of the investment securi-ties will receive in cash payment for his stock. As of the close of busi-".
Electric Co. (Ky.)—Weekly
.
the SEC
Miller &
"S3'! Fund increased from $11,403,441 to
Any
/■':/■.
■
ized an amendment to the corporate charter, increasing the
capital stock.
y///-,-:;//v
;/> Stockholders will be sent three new shares for. each one
with a letter outlining all details of the split-up, A. H. Dick,
said; See also V. -164, p. 2548.
/
-• /;
been
shares,. These , figures - compai-e' v/ith 'total net- assets Of $14,273",704 at
the close-of the Fund's previous fiscal year on Oct. 31,'1945, amounting
3,490,661 / . to $27.54 per share on the 518(255 shares then outstanding.
y
,
; j/v'-'"During- <fshe
same 12 months' period, total; net assets, of the Series
•
.
:
sale "of- a r // Louisville Textiles, Inc.—Stock Split-Up—
be $2,450,- ^ :/t The stockholders on Nov. 26 approved the action of the board ot
' :' i. directors recommending a four for one split-up of shares. They author-;
'in the
oo'
I //
9,223,404 (;
"
2410.
p.
the week ended Nov. 30, 1946, s
compared with 24.918,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 19.4%.
Output,for the
52 weeks ended Nov. 30/1946, totaled 1,432,364,000 kwh„ as compared
with 1.441,580.000 kwh. for the previous 52 weeks, a decrease of 0.6%.
Electric
$11,904,404. The number of-/
/ International Investing Corp.—Dissolution Approved;^/ shares-,outstanding.-gained from 796,551 on Oct.- 31;, 1945, to 1,052,950
The stockholders at a special meeting held on Nov. 29 approved the *
ftbe close of October this year. Reflecting the severe market decline
proposal that the corporation;be liquidated and dissolved and that its
ir? P
f „
payiPent of a ,sp^ial
^ P P ? ?, ®
assets be distributed pro rata to its stockholders,, according to q notice//TP1 sar€ 0
x t
*11 ,, gains-on Oct. 19, 1946, .not asset value per v,
received by New. York Curb Exchange. The transfer books for the $1 v
fj?are f^c^ased to $11.31 on Oct. 31,;1946;' from $14.32 at the end of
par common sfock were closed permanently at the close of businessthe Preceding year-,—v. • lb4, p. 2832? ;
*'•/•/''
on-Nov. 30. Holders of the stock may surrender their certificates at;/
7
.V
:
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the City Bank Farmers Trust Co., '22 William Street, New York, N. Y,///* (Walter) Kidde & Co., Inc.—Omits Dividend—
V -•
to receive in exchange the cash and securities'to which they are en-1;x—- >.«
on
x * x
4x xu
y- -j
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xu
i xu/
titled in liquidation
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The directors on Nov. 29 voted to omit the dividend for the fourth;
•
164,
) Louisville Gas &
totaled
Custodian Funds, Inc.—Net Asset Value—
approxi-/
equal
rv.'
railway
r' '
a
income-x_
2410.
•
,
Net
? Combined ?ssets of the ten Keystone Funds amounted to
mately $155,000,000 on Oct. 31, 1946, compared- with $150,000,000 on -,
the corresponding date last year, it is disclosed by the annual reports/
of two of the/Funds, made public on Dec. 3. These are the Keystone
Medium-Grade Bond Fund Series "B2" and the Appreciation Common I
Stock Fund Series "S3.": Total net assets of the Series
Fund amounted to $17,710,613 on/
1946,
t •'
//
173,339,755
railway—/ 141,031,038 168,393*829 178,278,652
76,148,890
54,665,389
68,644,928
(_
24.037,927
20,533,652 21,928,092
oper. income—.
12,988,200 20,126,523
from
received "more
A
,
railway
from
Net
.
v
■
_T
ry.
Gross
- -
v
'
Oct.-31,
:
from railway-.;-—
Net
818,343
l—x t
railway
from
.
"9ni„
.
from
)•/ From Jan. 1-—■;
price, $17.75 per share. Proceeds go to selling
stockholders/ Lee
(4,130 Shares); Donner Estates,
rjA-, share§) Higginson Corp. Scranton (640 shares) .^-V. 163, ,/
WorthingWil
/
International Great Northern RR.—Earnings—
/
Net
Co., New York. /Offering
pp'
•//"-'■ 1946
$17,720,720
railway—$15,604,619 $14,495,977 $17,934,999
7,597,274
3,221,753
6,525,705
3,318,947
2,250,840
1,795,043
1,924,622
oper. income_i„
1,966,407
from
Gross
told ' the stock--
r.nn
'in V->a finnnnnri 'thrntnyh1 nnn.' rxrivntp hnnH
finnnr.illP
000, %> be financed through' new private bond financing,
The stockholders also were told that the company has
Tulsa, Okla.- -Files with SEC—
on
f
1943
1944
the series
Nov. 25 filed a letter of notification with
for 25,000 shares: ($1 par)
common. Offering price, $1.75
re
Kerite.Co., New. York—Files with SEC—
Underwriter; Bonner & "Bonner, Inc., New York. Shares are being
offered on behalf of Russell F. Hunt, Morris L, Bradford, and George
/The company on Dec. 2 filed a letter of notification with
E. Pietch, all officers of the company. ...v../.;/
/' for 5,500 shares of common stock.
Underwriter, Neergaard,
company
/
.1945
October—
Purchase of ;:
"
The
36,590,640
11,054,040
3,888,'682
2,674,628
,
Net
confirmation of-government approval; of the
Mich., plant to Kelsey-Hayes. The sale price will
verbal"
than
and
Vice-President
38,205,507
9,870,660
railway
"
-
■,<'r i'
w
38,579,367
10,471,811
3,457,209
38,774,586
8,342,686
Net rv. oper. income—..
960,493
* Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2288.
, /
railway
from
from
855,691.
134,653
'
f .4.
To ^Finance
Kelsey-IIayes '.Wheel Ch.
"
189,022
•
3,330,117
1,552,323."
698,466
Distributions of $3 each on
23.
131,491
.4--///;
Louisville & Nashville RR.-—Earnings
,
.''/
.
143^038!..
164, p. 2547,
—V.
.
845,547
^SD.seg
.
$3,695,858
$3,640,747
841,037
109,303
Plant Privately
7,823,195
1,864,922
'
railway.,V
from
Net ry.
•?'
1—•-
From Jan.
Gross
,
177,324
preferred-stocks and; one. of ;i$2 on the series Mc'f preferred stock were made on June 1, last. All three issues 'in
1945 received $6 per share.—,V. 164* p, 2288. .;
$928 488"
.152,527
98,327,
$359,866
'
income--^;/
$3,682,410
699,486
1
< 1943
- /
1944
1945
■'
1946
railway—// $3,916,550
railway
ry. oper.
Net
"A" and series "B";
1944
451,913
228,071
record
of
holders
to
•
$1,009,282
$837,764
$920,262
282,954
JNet ry.- oper. income..!
Gross
■
:'
1045
1946;/
:
from
Gross
dividend of $3 per share on
series A' 6% cumulative preferred Stock and series B 6/
non-cumulative preferred stock and a dividend bf $4 per share on
the series "C" 6% non-cumulative preferred stock, all payable Dec. 2
r
«
-,-w
-The'directory on Nov, 21 declared a
lvierger Approvea—;
above.—V, 164, pi 2547, 1
- • •'
IUiBOis Terminal RR.—Earnings—
*
"
< *
1,896,598
3,103,945 . 3,714,556 " 3,517.730
827",423
Net nom ralway
: ,,1,241,650 , ;1, 7 ,58 ..
Net ry. oper, income--^
562,6X1 ,775,64!
8
,
>, 1
.
, .
Merfer
iviver l ower uorp.
.
<
>
,
Hudson River Power f^orp
1
Net
1943
Gross from railway....
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 1.000 shares ino par) common. Price,
is
bemused for working capital, raw materials and equipment,for manu-,
Company on Nov. 29
From Jan..l—
,
/Home-O-Nize Co.,* Muscatine, la.—Files with SEC—
-The
F.nrnmf#s—
„
■f registrar and paving agent for an issue of $30,000,000 principal amount"
of 20-year 2%%
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1966.
For offering, see
V.: 164, p, 2691.
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„
^
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings°ct°^er—"
» .-,//!/,
./ol/ tlffm
19J r«7 ' Tno'nns ' 94? Q7S
Net from railway..
123,687
Net ry^ oper, income—
59,943
24,737
107,768
,
been appointed trustee,
York has
of New
Guaranty Trust Co.
tM
c
& Gulf l?v
ICansnc Oklalinnia
•
>
i
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Walker & Sons, Inc.—Trustee Appointed—
October—
Net from
From .-Jan.
lham
Walker-Gooderham &. Worts, Ltd. and Hiram1
Hiram
/
; Long Island RR.—EarningsGross
held, it was announced on Nov. 29.
action was taken; a letter to stockholders
of legal proceedings made by stockholders
-
^
states, because of a
dissenting to an ex-change proposal being made to preferred stockholders. . .-/
If the-new preferred assue
(15,000 shares of 4]/2% prior preferred'
$100 par) had been approved, it had been intended to offer to present
The
-
threat
n ci~
nrpfprrpH
st.ne.kholders
an
exchange
plan
on
a
voluntary
basis
THE
receive one share of the new preferred plus not
and not more than eight shares of common for each share
preferred held.
'
on
the 7%
preferred stock amounted to $112 a share on
1946.—V. 164, p. 1596.
•
whteietiynhey would
Minneapolis
less than six
••
ments— \ '
of present
Arrears
•Sept. 30,
'•
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•
!'•',-
't
d
,/
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•
The National City
agent for
The
<i\«t
i
stock.—V.
common
of
22
to become
transactions:
Rollins
$1,761,312
and
stock
have
share and
-
2,751
outstanding
called
been
for
dividends.—V,
shares
redemption
156,
.
Jan.
on
81.
p.
6%
of
of
terms
to
1
directors^on Nov. 22 declared
^
■
.
■
statement with the SECT
of mining properties and fpr
exploration
earnings
net
working capital..,/
under
allowable
the
the
44,000
the
and
and
share,
$352,000 by
outstanding
to
shares
creation
the City
of
of New York, The
Manufacturers Trust
and The
Co.
First National
Marine
Mid¬
in
banks.—V. 164, p. 424.
:
•
reducing
from
the
$50
value
stated
share
per
Mullins Manufacturing Co.—Official Resigns—
to
'
Andrew MacLeod
$8
Treasurer.—V.
of
retired
164,
Dec.
on
6
Vice President,
as
'
2289.
p.
Secretary
and-
•
-
quarterly dividend of 25 cents
per share and an extra dividend of 45 cents per share on the com¬
mon
stock, par $1, both payable Jan. 2, 1947 to holders of record
Dec. 12.
Previously, the company paid regular quarterly dividends of
10 cents per share on this issue, and, in addition, an extra of 20 cents
was paid
on Jan. 2, 1946. •
'/■ ■
'y.>
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The usual semi-annual dividend of $1.25 per share on the 5%
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ey. -Earningscumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock, par $50, was also declared, payable
7; October—
1945
"
1944
7'
1946;
Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 12.
"
(7
Gross from railway____
$1,382,968
$1,486,253
$1,382,866
The company also announced that holders of first preferred
stock
Net. from
a
Bank
City,
Co., of New York. The credit will be used for; the most
it was stated, in connection with the purchase of additional in¬
vestments
capital surplus in the amount of
$1,848,000;
■ y. !vv :y\
:vV-x'.'-..
,i,16.) The elimination of the resulting deficit in the earned surplus
account
of
$1,816,378
by
charging
it
against the
capital' surplus
created by the reduction of the stated value of the common stock.—
V. 164, p. 2549.
■r.::;.
'• -• ■
y-i-Y;
'.'Y'vY/Y
Jersey
Trust
part,
with
$2,200,000
from
of
each
per
New
of
land
plus the amount of $4,162 for the period
a
corresponding charge against the
1946,
1946,
30,
President, on Dec. 4 announced that a
revolving credit of $6,600,000 had been arranged
of banks consisting o^ The Chase National Bank of the
York, Chemical Bank & Trust Co., Empire Trust Co.,
group
of
Bank
Y
Jr.,
unsecured
First National
The
the
Huntington,
C.
surplus account;
neapolis
of
Sept.
a
City
earnings
the
over
with
•"•■...!
,/
Ellery
two-year
The reduction of the outstanding common capital stock of Min¬
(5.)
Mengel Co., Louisville, Ky.—Increases Quarterly Div¬
to 25 Cents and Declares Extra of 45 Cents on
The
"'•••:
.-"vv"
Morris Plan Corp. of America—Bank Loans—
tjie franchise with the City of Minneapolis in the amount of
$561,967, as of Jan. ,1,
idend
>,7;7
ments,
the
corresponding charge against the earned
a
y-'; '
•
actual
of
excess
,
earned
Yy,; -77.7.■
$2,000,000 with
The setting up'of a reserve for cumulative coverage equal to
(4.)
cumulative preferred
1, next, at $102 per
of
amount
surplus account;
Jan.
/''■
'■
v.u.n.,y-.
,,
.
Company is negotiating
with James T. Chiles, Denever, who will act as
their selling agent.
Proceeds, estimated at $438,770, will be used for current property pay¬
capital surplus
.
„
by the firm of Jay Samuel Hartt; r
,
*■<•> -r-' >>..
(3.) The setting up of a reserve for utility plant adjustments In
*
Common Stock—
u...
.
..
Moreno-Cripple Creek Corp.> Denver—Registers with
The transfer of $2,000,000 from utility plant account to utility
adjustments account in order to reflect the difference between
cost
of
Minneapolis' property
(after elimination of
the
Elmes appraisal write-up) and the original cost thereof as estimated
Medusa Portland Cement Co.—Calls 6% Stock—
the
■
•
.
The company on Nov. 27 filed a registration
for 7,399,500 shares (10c par) common stock.
book
.the
.
of
•
;
SEC—
as
1930,
corresponding charge'against the
a
'
;
declaration
a
the Elmes property appraisal and
by credits to utility plant account in
of $8,556,402 and to reserve for depreciation in the amount
in
Canada. The inter¬
l, 1947, will be paid in the usual mannerly. 164,
coupon due Jan.
2289.
p
plant
&
Sons, Philadelphia, in November sold
at par 1,950 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock
(par $50). Proceeds go to selling stockholders.—V. 164,
-p. 2411.
;
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All
est
(2.)
May, Stern & Co., Pittsburgh—Preferred Stock Sold—
H.
effective
The Royal Bank of Canada in Montreal or Toronto,
Adjust¬
'') 1
the plant account of Minneapolis of an
designated
account;
E.
Account
permitted
following
books
the
on
the amount
2289.
164, p.
Nov.
on
write-up
recorded
Co.—Plant
"•
The elimination from
,(1.)
■
,
Bank of New York has been appointed co-transfer
2,200,000 shares of
SEC
Light
Gas
.[,[
respect to the
With
appraisal
Max Factor & Co.—Co-transfer Agent—
Moriday, "December 9, 1946
COMMERCIAL A .FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•r
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis
Ry.^Earnings—
'
October—
,
1946
^ 1945
$2,489,982
$2,825,148
68,378
207,225
:
634,814 '
75,250
from
Gross
railway..,.
Net from railway.;...—
Net ry. oper. income
.
•
1943
" 1944 ' •
$3,669,891
840.010
( Y 237,313.
$3,878,915
1,525,31a
421,024
•
"
.
From
•
•1943
,
,
.
shares
convert
holders of
first
of
stock
preferred
railway——
become record
time-to
Jan.
on
ry.
than
$55
share
per
$1.25
"400,991
95,697
"300,862
income—
oper.
2289.
p.
accrued
'
■
unpaid
and
the
to
last.—V.
164,
of
amount
like
made
was
'7
Sept. 30,
on
ry.
company
1,200
of
George
Nov.
on
shares
(no
Meyer
A.
29 filed
par)
letter of
a
Co.,
from
ry.
1— '
-Withdrawn—
=y
from
from
Net
ry.
income
164.
282.
p.
Net ry.
;
v
Michigan-Wisconsin
Pipe
Line
vGas Line Approved by FPC—
Federal
The
'€00
natural
The
Power
gas
Commission
Nov.
authorized
30
Net
pipe line between Texas and Michigan and Wisconsin.
.
decision
enables
the
Michigan-Wisconsin
Pipe
J,076 miles of line with 892 miles of branch line
field in .Texas;
.*•'
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...,
Line
Co.
build
to
from the Hugoton gasJ
,
:...
.
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1—•
G,
Woolfolk,
Chairman; Michigan
favorable .economic, impact
Federal -Power
of, the
Moaner, if
supplies of
obtain
can
for Detroit
gas
as
steel
early
Jan.
as
1,
1949,
:' '
,
to
•'
come.
financing
Exchange
pletion
Commission,
soon
as
is
as
have
work
been
approved
the
on
line
new
humanly possible.)-
by
.
will
the
Securities
be
rushed
to
Many
of
to serve our
these charges
papers prior
y>
customers
appeared
as
•
they
entitled
are
advertisements
in
to
be
idence
(
-
All
bearing
the
of
upon
the
body having
adverse
problem
the
charges
should
power
were
to
be
and;
first
x''i\li:
served.
submitted
to
pn
before
new
for
.1943
$183,752
customers
now
on
the
-
255t875
at
the
lowest
possible
24,490
-
163,
p.
'
1944
$307,236
$318,940
134,158 - ;'116^68
;
64,108 ' •:
*
The Civil
f.klahoma
:-so.
Aeronautics Board
case
has
rendered
its decision
in
:
$313,667 '
certificating this corporation to operate a
and Tulsa, designating intermediate
80 between Houston
Texas-
new
route
service at
Juskogee
and McA'ester, Okla., nad Paris, Tyler and
Longview, Texas,
with non-stop privileges between Tulsa and
points south.
J. W. Miller, President, who made the
announcement of the Board's
decision, said the new route would be
earliest possible date.—V.
164, p. 1211.
"
placed
in
operation
at
the
73,139
\ 3.978,660 ',
"
||8,424 ■
.T
t'
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1
Gross
1946
from
railway..
Net
ry,
oper.
From
"»•
from
Net
Jan.
Gross
railway.
frdm
income...
1945
i.
1,257.800
...1,186,507
$170 009
56.806
34,920
1943
$132,094
$140,592
$141,421
31,877
45,635
45,157
19,380
26,387
26,076
1—
356,603
470,832
367,398
v
'
-1946
.
7-1944 '••
1945
■
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1—•'I'-Y'.
:
railway....
1,394,376
1,440,746
1,402,364
316,122
458,713
445,054
116,789
234,428
204,227 4
■—V. 164, p. 2289.
1,506,338
599,436
'
305,766
^
on
p.
2S49:^^.'^*'*■
Mortgage Corp., Baltimore—Tenders
Union
National
•
r' j
1943
•'
29,950,089
74,142,523
83,557,286
15,571,770
26,017,011
28,753,907
•
that
has
it
formerly National Union Mortgage Corp.,;
a
sum' of approximately $750,000-
available
to purchase 20-year collateral trust bonds, series
A, due 1954, if obtainable-at prices satisfactory to rthe-corporation.
The amount so available is equal to approximately 19%
of the $3,which
be
may
used
principal: amount
-.v:
: Y
of
series " A
1946.
30,
,
33,746,290
195,594,618
National Union Corp;j
announces
894,000
•.«T.
f-.
186,225,229
85,218,595
188,216,035
143,881,868
income—
•
7
•
the
trustee
for
this
railroad
will
the
be
first
its
of
kind
to
for
Pacific Ry.,
first
Co. 4%
establish
a
Dec. 3,
fund
on
$4,000,000
the
road.
bonds
at
outstanding
Sept.
.'Y
*■
requested to be received by Mary¬
land Trust
Co., agent,
Calvert and Redwood Sts„ Baltimore, Mtf.
not later than 5 p.m., Dec. 20, 1948.» - - •
*'•
• ....
v
•/•.*
Notice of acceptance
of rejection will be mailed not later than
Dec
24. jV.; •- f
•••»'
•'}:
X;
'X.-1
.•
-It is expected that settlement for successful tenders will be made
not later than Dec. 31, 1946, after which date accrued coupon interestwill cease thereon in the event of delayed delivery ori the part of the
tenders of
Sealed
said bonds are
.
Nebraska Power Co.—Becomes
•>,
•
to the plan, saying
mortgage bonds and the Central'Branch. Union
first mortgage bonds.—V. 164, p. 2411.
;
"■
Light St., <
1946
from
railway___
$63,314
$232,812
54,618
275,992
172,272
"53,576
90,796
income
Jan.
'
261,897
Net
ry.
railway—.
4,985„908
4,769,364
5,612,545
5,543,543
2,233,654
2,264,724
784,241
2,883,393
3,069,868
1,062,139
1,239,233
oper.
income
"Deficit.—V.
866,537
shares
par)
common
2289.
p.
corporation
on
as
Nov.
27
($100 par)
common.
share.
the outstanding 6%
■■
.
.
*
Y
'•'■•'
,
AVz% First Mortgage Bonds
' >YyY/'YYYY ■: Y: yY"Y%Y Y ""■;'
gold debenture bonds, series A,
due Sept,
have been called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1947, at 110 and
interest.
Immediate payment of the full redemption, together with
accrued interest to Sept. 1, 1947, will be made upon presentation and
surrender of said bonds at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., trustee,
165 Broadway, New York, N, Y.
1
The company has also called for redemption on Dec. 28, next, at
104Va and interest, all of the outstanding first mortgage gold bonds,
2022,
.
164,
Monroe Sales Corp., Philadelphia—Files with SEC—*
company
Redeemed—vY.Y" ;YY
All of
1,
railway.;.—_
from
Net
: /
by the District.
to Be
76,971
1—
from
Gross
Nebraska Power Co. two years ago from its parent, American
Light Co., and formally turned the property over to the,
District, a public agency of the State of Nebraska.
The financing was supplied by a group of 3,01 banks- headed by
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and eight Omaha banks. The $42,000,-,
000 loan from the banks will be retired early in. January, when a like
amount of revenue bonds maturing in thirty years will be issued ana
&
Omaha Public Power
6% Debenture Bonds and
$503,666
$563,039
328,376
oper.
.
quired
,Power
1943
1944
railway.—__
from
Net ry.
1945
Publicly Owned—Y
Dec. 2 passed to public ownership when; the Omaha ;
•Public Power District took title (see V; 164, p.: 1726).•>-'
.The Omaha Electric Committee, Inc., -a. nomprnflt-organization, ac¬
This company on
sold
Monongahela Ry.—EarningsOctober—-
filed
6%
Price,
Proceeds
a
$100
will
letter of notification" with
cumulative preferred and
be
a
preferred
used
factory representative
Montreal Light,
Heat
to
and
share
carry
on
the
4'/2%
SEC
100,000 shares
and
50
cents
of
business
a
series, due June 1, 1981. Payment will be
Trust
Co.
the
of
Harris
111.—V.
New
Trust
made at the Guaranty
Y., or at
York, trustee, 140 Broadway, New York, N.
& Savings Bank, 115. West Monroe Street,
Chicago,
164, p, 2550.
the
dealer.
New
& Power Consolidated—Partial
For
England Gas
the week
ended Nov.
& Electric
29,
Association—Output—
the Association reports
electric output
The Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission has called for redemption on
Jan. 1, next, for account of the sinking fund, $604,100 of Montreal.
Light, Heht'& Power Consolidated 3'/2% first mortgage and collateral
kwh.
This is a decrease Of 544,827 kwh., or 4.12%
production of 13,216,802 kwh. for the corresponding week a
year ago,
1 '■
*'
'
>
Gas output for the Nov, 29 week is reported at 164,642,000 cU; Jy-'
an
increase of 12,961,000 cu. ft., or 8.54% above production of 151,-
trust
681,000 cu. ft., in the
Redemption—^
from railway
Bet ry. oper. income...
'Net
$37,871,600
i>revious.-YVJl64,
yedr
1,222,708
520,499
v a
-Up-YY
of National Securities Series, an open-end,
that* tptal-'assets^at1 market
values
Oct. 31,''1946; Us compared with $34,4-18,000
announces,
'
;
4%
Co.
RR.
(50c
1944
.
March-22, June 16 and Sept. 8.;—
Y".YYY-.
sponsors
trust,
investment
amounted to
2,667,821
they '
indorsed the practice of. reducing the railroad's outstanding indebted- ness but felt that the action today would favor only the three specified -
The
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings-
Y';y
v1' This corporation,
•
..
.2,389.054
1,099,260
.
railway
fund
for 250
October-
of
15 cents each on
National Securities & Research Corp.—Assets
,
1,63,654. " -I 153,528
S. District Judge George H. Moore at. St. Louis, Mo;
From
the
total
a
164, ' p.";2i56.
1943
-
$356,850 V
\36i863
.
Several bondholder groups voiced opposition
Net
Houston
with
'
Gross
to
makes
a dividend of 85 Cents per share
stock, payable Dec. 14 't<r holders of, reborjd
the 15 cents dividend paid ori Oct; 12, last,
$1 per share in 1946.
Last jeqr, the company
Nov. 20 declared
common
par
Together
the
this
test!-'
2858.
30.-
Nov.
V.
the
rates.—V.
no
'
v
Francisco, Calif.
j'Y"
and
directors on
the
on
lines
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—New Route
with
,
ne::b winter, wevhave
spent or
..enlarging our standby manufacturing plant and building a new liquid:
petroleum plant to aid in cutting down peak winter loads pending
Completion of the new pipe line.
You may be certain that this
company will continue to do everything:,
in its power to give the best possible service to
the communities it
serves
merger
The
.
bond issues whereas it should be broadened to include all outstanding
issues.
• ,'•
•'
present emergency. To take
The three bond-issues mentioned in the order were
the Missouri
during the peak days of this and.
yPacific RR. Co.'s 514%: secured serial gold bonds, the Cairo & Thebes
will spend more than
$2,000,000 in
meet
$1.25.,
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—85-Cent Div.
•'
..1,815,089
.
..Pare of
to
holder thereof.
purchase of outstanding bonds of three specific bond issues.
Permission was granted after Guy; A, Thompson, the trustee,. tes¬
The office of the National Union Corp. is located at 22
tified the railroad had $64,000,000 in cash on hand and that he felt
'■'..-Baltimore, Md. - •.
:
YY",
.
Y;'YYY'; Y; Y'""'' -YYYYYY'YY
it would be safe to set aside $4,000,000 for that purpose. The Missouri
Pacific RR.
Co.
previously had bought up entire bond - issues, but "■
.
pipe line construction to
;!
2411.
oper,
authorized
the;
:
svlrorn
1944;
$213,200
:
1945
fy Bond Fund Approved—
the Federal Power Commission and the issuance of the.
Commission's certificate entirely supports our course of.; conduct.
:7y;y
It will take many months, of
course, to get the new pipe line into
operation.
In the meantime, our company has not depended
alone
fnony
from
Net
Net ry.
Detroit
refuted by
:
''
$147,855
this
;
from, railway-^
Gross
declared on Oct. 18
to holders of record
was
"f
V.
ineome—
Jan.
declared an
stock, par $1, pay¬
distribution will in¬
into this company of Consumers Ice 85 Cold
Storage Co., Sacramento, Calif.V-which has no connection with the Con¬
sumers Ice Co; of San Francisco, has been announced,-r-V, 163, jr% 1161-
railway—_ $15,852,630 $16,947,452 $20,519,577 $19,708,457
railway__l— : "3.939,169
5,638,453 i. 8,833,985
8,754,330'
oper. income—
2,622,161 ^2,352,941"
3,147,788 . 3,063,320
ry.
cents which
payable on Dbc. 14
been
.
from
From
This
company
Y The
from
Net
30.
; National Ice & Cold Storage Co., San
■.••—Merger—
..;YYYY"'';Y''
y:
1—
p.
Net
com¬
act.
completely
v
Yy ;
f:, "19,575-y,.: Y 18,037." ;7'24,579.
r29,552"
^ 410,854 ;*yfi,467
railway____ ..y2,88i,395
October—
Gross
;
throughout' the progress
l:)ie Federal Power Commission.
We refrained from making any reply
1,3 the advertising campaign against; us because we felt that all the
governmental
l945:i"'
*••
"*
;i946
railway____L_
1=64,
-
news-7
of the proceedings before 7
in
t:'
Missouri Pacific RR.—^Earnings— y;y y::,,:vy': -,;yi;y.
\7':/
to and
vtv".
'
income
oper.
50
directors have
the
the common
Nov.
other
In
revised
The
',:
long fight we were forced to make for the new project, many
things were said about our company and the. motivest behind
$ur effort
ry.
of
on
"
;
2411,
p.
;'.
Jan.
from
from
—-V.
In the
harsh
164,
record
263,007
y'-T
.Cy.-/-'
railway______
oper.
Net
'7
\
ry.
Net
or
<■
plans
553,163
306,161
.
railway—
from, railway
From
For the
After
:
"'"24)899
income___ ;
from
Gross
•been
.years
7215,331
"20,644;
1—ti
Net
for pipe. '
: 1
1 • •
first time, large communities whose natural gas supply has 7
threatened, and other great centers of population which have/;
ihever enjoyed the benefits of natural gas, are insured an ample uninter-'
rupted supply for all purposes, domestic and industrial, for many
we
"680,952
531,643
22,776
I.4&66'
1,821,207
'
'-7-; 77","'.':Y;, 1946 > '
railway_;_ay77; $5,829
Jan.
Net
Commission
•
added
,paeans
30.
The
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Gross
i
^decision, authorising construction of a new pipe line from Texas to
Michigan and Wisconsin -will be tremendous.
Industry >will. expand.
Thousands of householders who have never been, able to obtain gas
®eat for their homes will enjoy new comforts:
,7V •• '
: ■<
'".'ft means two natural gas pipe lines in Detroit, with <a oapacity to
supply this city with three times as much gas in 1952 as was sold by
•(Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., in the Detroit area,
in- 1945. ' It
.1,661,496
205,859
.
railway,.,.;—
from
32,100
■y
.
1,170,231
2411.
p.
56,093
51,804
share
of
have
to
was
that
26
per
words, the original declaration of 50 cents extra
"YY'YXUY
.;v- :■••'.,•
'j;
previously this year paid dividends of 25 cents each
on the
common stock on Feb. 2, April 25,
July 31 and Oct. 30. t- ;; •
In addition, a 100% stock distribution was made on'the common
stock on Aug. 15 to holders of record July 25, 1946, following approval
-of the stockholders on July 15 of an increase in the authorized com¬
mon
stock of $1 par value from 150,000 shares, (all outstanding), ta
400,000' shares. Y;* '• •• ::
((
■X". i
■>;
In 1945, the company paid $1 per share in cash arid 40% In stock
on: the
common stock.—V.
164, p. 283. * '' •
•';;Y
/M'" "
$148,590
/yy;: ii,366;. •;; 21,355
Nov.
on
holders
to
extra dividend
the
which
and
1943
1944
$176,099'
14
$1.25
of
dividend
Dec.
clude
,
,7
announced
was
'
Y'
;-■
164,
••October—: r
Consoli¬
dated "Gas Co., issued the following- statement :v y 7;
The
It
able
Nov;
'1945
By-Products, Inc., Des Moines, la.—$1.25 Ex¬
tra Dividend Declared on Common Stock—
paid dividends of
;,
William
•
income—
♦Deficit,^—V.
V
■
5,382,463
' 1,268.032 M,869,683 y 2,100,021
from railway
52,822
"50,000 ' ,; 533,253
ry. oper,4ncome,__ y, "146,848
-"280,571 v. 174,324
Net
Michigan-Wisconsin 7 construction/'envisages an
initial outlay s
of $56,808,0.76, with additional construction during'the next four years,
JSjaising the. total to $84,059,547.
7,595,325
2,571,152
V
' "36,711
•
oper;
ry.
From
•
Net
The
,
5,320,578
695,305
$170,333
"13,185 Y," 43,813
railway._____
from
Gross
;4-,V,
-.•.
25,698,481
$152,157
;
income—
oper.
Net .-from
$84,000,-
new
a
23,596,891
"
Missouri & Arkansas Ry.— -Earnings—
Gross
y;£ r:7
y
<
railway„^_
October—'
Co.—Texas-Mid-West
y'Y.YY-yY''"y.y
*-■,
482,134
;
1946
"Deficit.—V.
•"/:''V'-/.',
,
851,084
National
1,021,767
-;J,
railway
oper;
from
Net
' 7:77
v"~
.
ap¬
4
$2,775,857
extra
—
2289.
railway——
from
Dross
The registration statement (No. 6648) filed with the SEC June 27
And covering 100,000 shares of common stock was withdrawn Nov. 25.—
V.
York; has been
transfer agent of the 5% cumulative preferred stock,; $50 par
in V. 164, p. 2695.
•Y'Y^
1944
.
1,598,869
;
23,370,311
October—
Statement
::-77.-7: yy^'Y-'/V;
:
-=,
National Bank of the City of New
Chase
See offering
value.
"
r
railway
From Jan.
Co.—Registration
1945
.
* $3,616,714
1,048,838
railway.—
p.
Net
,
Casting
—
2,605,146
income—
oper.
164,
Gross
,
Steel
The
pointed
was.
Blanke, Jr. and Marian Blanke, both of University City,. Mo.
Offering price $31 a share.
Underwriter, Smith-Moore & Co., St. Louis.
—V. 164, p. 2694.
,
♦
Michigan
Agent—.:r
i;
v,
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
is on behalf
on behalf of
Robert L.
.
3,136,556
'
1946
from
—V.
with the SEC
notification
stock, of which 50%
St. Louis and 50%
common
Finance
2411.
p.
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—Transfer
4,042,207
1,4Q0,848
1,347,647
From Jan.
Net
The
3,609,681
981,607
$3,590,237
oper.
Net
Mcyer-Blanke Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files with SEC—
for
''
,1
from
Gross
559.
p.
' 12,288,936.
12,774,639
* 2,389,058
from
Net
18, the directors declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents
per share on the common stock, payable Dec. 30 to holders of record
initial distribution
2,955,040
54,906
t
13,125,660
October—.: •'
Net
Nov.
An
164,
34,864,315
12,940,031
,9,157.932
: 3,057,854 r •, 4,065,09®
35,563,738
7,733,245,:
1,099,095
income—
•J v
32,683.770
24,191,711
railway...,
railway—'
oper.
;
■
•
•
10.
Net, ry.
337,569
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.- -Earns.—
'
'* t
c
\
.
of
date
Dross
Dec.
*112,154
;
from
from
Net
442,448
-
'
Meredith Publishing Co.—Dividend No. 2—
On
'
499,393
■•■;>•:
••
:•
dividends
per
dividends
plus
redemption.—V. 164,
$2.10
1947,
2,
common stock instead of
/,On Dec. 31, 1946.. ■. yY.7' :
,
of
later
,318,826
:
Net
Dec. 12, 1946, will be entitled
From Jan. 1—
77y':
on each three shares of 7
Gross from railwayX*-,' 11,789,492.
share of the first preferred stock
Net from railway
942,162
' r" 7,7'• ' "■'•"•>■ "i: 7-V"
t
Net ry. oper; income..,..
The company also pointed out that the first preferred stock can be
"17,366
;7; "Deficit.—V. 164, P. 2411.
.called for redemption by action of the board of directors, in whole or
\
in part, at any time and from time to time, at the redemption price
common
receive
to
not
stock -in
Gross
$1,353,050
.
who
•
1—'
Jan.
.
,
,
?
sinking fund bonds, 1973 series, at 100. Payment will be made at
of
12,671,975
below
.
corresponding week a year ago.—V. 164, p.
2833.
.
Volume 164
Number(454<>
THE COMMERCIAL
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., Boston, Mass.
—Continues Dividend Rate—
• •
'
:
The
directors
have
New York Susquehanna & Western
•
$12,000,000
for
distribution
dividends
as
Gross
during. 1947.
'/■:
1
v
$290,104
"89,640
$478,495
31,922
90,723
-
ry.
70,-577
10,954
income—.;
oper.
,
Pantasote Plastics,
See
FfonTJah.'
Gross
most types of. premium-paying policies receive an
annually'
Net
.and because company membership* will-have in*
j^et
approximately 25%, since 1941, the amount voted for dividend ,..;
J_y
distribution ! in 1947 is 42%
greater than the amount paid ,in 1941 /;/;
; itehen the present' scale was first put into- effect,—V, 158,
RY2193,.
Increasing dividend,
$454,254
207,372
210,412
Period End. Sept. 30—
94,266
1—i^
3,788,548
838,335
"-1,450,967
railw&.y_uin'l)
;
incQme_
oper
^
revenues
Operations
3,418,126
4
42,7.75
,
n/2412.
*
164, p.
2834.
4,883,859
Maintenance.
2,116,494
2,265,697
(& Subs.)— Earnings-
1946—3 Mos.-t*4945
$2,777,656
$7,970,560
1,693,021
1,405,206
4,292,636
180,113
Deprec.,
>
v
790,207
&
repairs
61,217.
depletion
and
amortization
Taxes (other than Fed.
!
920,323
'•"*'
.44,317.
188,347'
income;
^
1946—9 Mos.—1945
$2,843,022
j.
™.™_
4,858,189
53-1,802
.
Inc.-—Merger Abandoned-
above.—V,
Pacific Public Service Co.
Operating
from; railway-
from
Pantasote Co.
•1943 '*■•»
"
creased
*i
1944
'
Net
■.»Y'"''Y
.
Because
t
„
1945
$411,492
from
2961
RR.—-Earnings-
1946
railway-.—
Net from railway—II-!-"
This compares with $ll,100,000„voted last year and
will;
continue dividend distribution, on the same 'scale
for, the seventh' con-"
secutive year.
Interest at the rate ot 3% 7er
will again be credited;
to dividends on
deposit and'to funds left at interest under settlement"
options.,:
October-
■
voted
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
176,839
137,62i
144,582
534,250'
138,291
403,442'
$1,013,002
$2,554,006
New York Title & Mortgage Co.—Distribution
New England Power
3,905,13%
540,363
*
1
$7,929,983
'
403,673
•
■
Net'tncome from oper.
$762,816
Frank"Lr Weil,' William EYRussell "and" Raymond .■ J.
!
Scully, trustees,Other.; income
15,519
/
This Association
)n
Nov.
29 announced
an
reports number of kwh. hours available, for .the.
11%
principal distribution of $2,598,075,
dreelt ended NoV. 30,
pajabl^on the original, face-value .of the- series. C-2
1946 as 64,032,225,.' compared with 64,130,447
Total Income
certificates; and
.Y
$778i335
in the -week-ended
dn itoome distribution of 2%
Pec.-lv 1943. a decrease of .0.15% v
;
amounting'to $259,817, payable on the
Deductions from, income
50,984
For the'week ended Nov.
reduced- face value,
23", 1946, kwh. available was 71,715.,087p
payable- Pec. 31; 1946, to* holders of record Dec. 10,
Fed., income taxes (est.)
"327,500
an
1946. On March 15; 1946f the trusteesi distributed12
increase'of'22.87% "over the corresponding week last year. This
% or $2,914,937,"
on
figure is r.ofc comparable, however, due to
account of principal; thus
making total principal distributions in
j;he fact that ThatfkSglvhlg
Balance'
'
i,'
$399,851
1'946 of 23% or $5,513,012. *
Day did'not occur In the 1946' week.—'V. 164, p. 2833.
;
;
:
Divs. on' pfd. stock of
.*
■
»;
; The Dec. 30, 1946, distributitm
will'reduce the principal of the C-2
'
.subsidiary
-company,.
certificates .to 44%> of par. Upon
New Orleans & Northeastern RR.payment of the. announced distrlbU-'
held by public—
23,437
i
;'-'v "7-7 tlon total principal distributions
will amount to a total of
$13,529,090,'
>V" October—
,4 ;VY
1945
;'
1946
1944
1943';representing 56of the original face amount of the C-2
Net incomfe to
certificates/
Gross from railway™.
surplus
$816,686- $1,002,375- $1,112,945
$1,283,219
During the depressionr years the-C-2 certificates sold as
low as 11% of
(estimated)
Net from
$376,414
V* .664,607
452,701
railway™^.;"v 257,363> , ,, 479,129
par.—V.V164, p. 1S35., ./., V
Earns, per com. share
.'{v.--/'.v.'v*
^
Net. ry„ operv
; $0.30
102,010
income—^.««;.■ 96,586' ;.; 123,829;
w; 169,012
^
—V. 164, p. 1727.
;-r;Vh- }'/■
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r
From Jan. 1—
'
v
.->.-1
'*
*• v
•
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—To
Gross from railway.--.. - 7,073,251
Pay Part of Divi-'
10,165,814
10,831,257
12,112,449
(fend Arrearages—Net from railway™™
Parke, Davis & Co.—New
'
,!
1,960,760
4,554,410
-/4,659,608
6,683,919v
:
;
•
Association—Weekly Output— ';.s
15,895
44,639
$1,028,898
■
$2,942,349'
45,083
$2,598,645
r
.
—
54,624
152,133
$2,987,432t
164,780
557,300
973,600
[,;1326,000^^'"
"
,
.
-
$416,974
,
$1,472,912-
•
.
.
LLi*
-
■
$1,196,652"
.
,
.
44,460
69,330
.
133,380" '
•
——
$372,514
$1,403,582
'
$0.30
■
$1,063,272
$1.28
-
p
'
•
,
.
•
$0.82
.
-
.
..
•jWet ry.
?'■+—V.
income™:^': 573,750
oper.
"
996,440
985,975
;■
i'
1,462,0,03.
The
.
164, p. 2289.
directors
$1.25'
Nov. ,21 declared a regular
the - first preferred1
stock,
on1
quarter
~
ending Jan. 31, 1947, payable
record Jan. 20, 1947.""
t
"
New Orleans Texas & Mexico
; October—
.
.
.
.Net ry.
$490,753
$467,244
-
41,742
income___
oper.
1945';
,1946
,
Gross from railway-™
Y Net from
railway--™
'
-
i; AA
194,903..
36,201'
.348,562
.-
and
I From
1—
Jam
-
""
from railway.-.^
Net from railway
Net ry. oper, incomei_L
V.
164, p. 2290.
*
:
....
"
........
'',
*
,
,
-
j
—...
and
■
'
he'./dtvldmd. just
Y;
as,
declared
against $2'in
bi^ingSi the
1945.—V.' 164,
pnpaid
dividends
the'
on
first
^
r
preferred
stock,
V
p.
total for
2050.
October—
Net
1946
■'
.V1
4'
'
117,328
;
.
-r-v. 164;
v"'':-"•!'" 'y1'.- Jh
up
p. 2290^
October—
Gross
..:
:
;.
Net
169,796'
A1-"-,.Vi.'iv'Y;;r
;
:
635,180
alway*
alphabetical
alphabetical
not
companies in exact
order.
However, they are always as near
position as possibla.
arrange
Net
952,314
1
:
,
•'
•
•
.
Net
from
New York Connecting RR.- -EarningsOctober—
1946
1945
$206,723
$177,579
Gross from railway..— -'
Net from -railway
\r
Net ry. oper.
\ 90,621
Net
rv.
73,306
164, p. 2412.
1943
1^4, p. 2696.;
98,181'
Vt 957,06&:v
In 446,770
851,930
1,709,389
2,274,351;
1,150,080 -;
company,
"
-
928,082,
from
to erect
apartment
an
announced^
on
Nov.-21.
housing
New^York
City,
railway -Y
4
1
:
T"
>
-
S.-lr/.-V.-m
of
'
91,809 :
New York
p.
;
-
is
Net ry.
income^!
oper.
Deficit—'V
^
164
c
-
-
.
*748,965
-■
Th,
directors
on
tp.holders
of
Moc.
record
the
in
,
.
^
mnnirf^>hi^o
used in the
2
declare-,
of
of
the
the
terms
Dec.
13,
.1946,
«■
a
dividend
of- one
of-one
shminrr
shilling
n»r
per
•
1946
company, payable Dec. 27
of American shares-issued
?
under'
.
.
Hartford
\
:
-
RR.—Officials Pro7
nicted—■ •'-..■ A:.-,;.!> V-''
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka
Ry.
a-;- ■«'
■: '* --■OYY'
October—' ' "
.'; Y';
^
Assistant Vice-President, has been appointed Vice-¬
1946
1945
Gross-from railway.-^
maintenance and engineering'fof the
$84r992 Y :
$84,539
New Hayen RR., effective Dec.. 1-, it was announced on Nov. 21
Net from;railway//™J:
by '
=«•"
V'Y1 31,832 Y *
31.832' *
24,521
Noward S. Palmer, trustee-and President.' Robert L. Pearson,
Net ry.. oper; income-/^- f * •' - -8,888 ' ?
ifaV-s:y;rjB.-868''.^
Oper-^
14,043
ating Vice-President, has been made Vice-President, Executive- De-.
From Jan. 1—
partment, effective at the same time.—V. 164, p.' 2290.
•»
v
Gross" from- railway_i_-*
771,148 •*". 1,005,514
t Dean W. Willey,
New York Ontario & Western Ry
Y:'::-'Y YY:A
Gross front railway™October—
1946
Y
$628,757
*'
Net from
railways
uY
Net ry. oper. income™
*67.210
*205,156
.1945
Earnings."f:. YY.'1944
$546,700 1
Net-from?raiIway_vOLl^: Y 7234,7274*7' 409,069
Net ry, oper.v income"—-J •*, ' j' 44,464 t- " 133,r8l7'Y
1943% Y.
$706,677
*11,388
80,172.
;Y ♦111,241
—V. ..164,
$748,035:
14,1.20'
*28,769..:
*118,879
.-
1943
i,
from
♦Deficit—V. 164,
p.
•
6,098,010
►163,149
6,829,831
178,363
*1,359,458 ;
*89 0,9 4
2%12.
:
a.,;
;
7,925,148
7,385,135'
456,394
1,044,128"
*61.2,297.:' -294,951
105%
of
York
P.
and
the,
86,364
;
^
'
Y 33,917
90,190
39,883
S. Commission announced
;*J *:>!■
;Y^; :?Y
Y'.:;
- J. /
:
with
the SEC' an
•
24
that it
has*
760,313 Y. >724,494.
application
as follows:
proposes to seli to John H/Ware, 3rd,
',
•
second
^
-
.
,Y
.
for redemption ori:"Jah.
2, 1947. all
mortgage Yd-year debentures due 1959 '
v.
f-
Payment-of the, bqnds and .debentures
"Will her made
1
"
.
?
,-
:
at the Bank of
bo
"
nominee. sub-
oY ofaMfacrart?
Upon
the
tocS'Tn
7
environs.
completion
of: this-sale'it
is
proposed to
which Is owned
«-•- (<■"> r?\
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'•f
.
-
-
•
*-Tbe-registration ;statement' had covered 47,f47 "scares of 4%%
cumulative convertible preferred: and' 1,182,677 shares of
common stock.,
It -had been planned to offer the
equities to present stockholders.
of the -itw-o Ymergingi companies and of Astra
,
Realty Co., from
Pantasote Co. leases its plant arid equipment.
was. said, that jhe;.consolidation
unsettled, economic conditions.
t
:No. plans
for
any
resumption
164,
consideration.—V.
of
p.
by
,
York.•
$2,b2,50O
Co. of New
held
xrow
Vork.
by Commercial:>;Y
..
,
had
«?»«;-& lMUa5t'0f ™°. ®"es?f common stock ($50 par> per,
i ^u
Ware., It,is proposed thac Vfare shall acquire the 700 share®".
of fche ^raon stock of Pittston Gas Wa $160,000 4% note, of said.
company due
on or before Nov. 1, 1947 and a
5%' demand note of said
approximate amount of $06,000 or such
other amount
^ addition to-the proceeds of the 700 shares and
$160,000 4%»
note, Will be required to consummate the transaction
company., m .the
a's'
with Pittston.
PetroIeum Heat & P»%veif Cd—HanS
to Issue Stock itt
Connection with Acquisition—t
f
>
A
special
consider
which
a"
meeting
912,464
of
to
proposal
would
stockholders-has
issue
1,000,000
j
duction
and
the
1636.
be' exchanged.for,the
.
proposal
,.
-
are
said
for
Dec.
►
23
;.
to
shares,
common
entire capital
•;
;
■
called
of
stock of
tho' ,1
CTo., Taylor; Tex;^ which Is engaged in both
the' pro¬
refining of petroleum.: It was said that the
investments
"
of
158,
properties
the
Taylor
2365.
p.
;
concern
'
are
Y
,;
'
valued
in
of
excess
'
'
,
;
'
.
The issue was awarded Dec. 3 on a
bid of 102.289.'
The other bids were: 101Y35
placed by The First Boston
ing
a
3.80% dividends rate. :
'PURPOSE—The
proceeds
of
to
from
the
Y Y '
V
nam¬
j
-
•
%
sale
of the new preferred
stock,
aggregating $30,686,700 Y (exclusive, of. accrued dividends and' before
deducting expenses, estimated at $133^000) and, from the"
proposed sale
of $30,000,OQO. 1981 series bonds. • (exclusive of
accrued
before
vide
deducting Expenses estimated
new
capital
for
the
at
company's
Interest
*
an<%
$152,000). will be' used to; pro¬
planned^ construction program
through 1947.Y YY t-u:Y
"-v
-«:
■"/'
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:*
Temporary financing for part- of the program has been provided;
through $18,0%00f,000 of phoH-term loans represented by l V2 % promissory
the
to banks.
.
-These
.
.
notes
will
be
retired
from
financing* and. the balance of the
provided will, be applied |to the construction program.
!
new
the
new
•
.
pro¬
capital1,
-
.
■
.
.
HISTORY
AND BUSINESS—Company
Incorporated in1 Penn¬
Oct.. 31/19.29,: by. agreement of -vfterger-and consolidation''
dated April. 13, 1929* between the' Philadelphia Electric :
Cm,r Phila¬
delphia. Suburban-Counties Gas & Electric Co., Schwenksville Gas
Co.,1
sylvania
Perkiomen Township Gas
The
Cm, and^Lowerc Frederick; TbWnship Gas 00.
had been incorporated in
Philadelphia, Electric Co.
on
1916,
Pennsylvania'
Ock 27; 1902^ to lease
and operate' the properties of certain com¬
panies supplying electric service-in Philadelphia; the oldest of
which,
The Brush Electric Light Co. of Philadelphia, was formed in
1881.
The
-
Philadelphia- Electric Co.: acquired the properties and
of these companies and acquired control
of Dqjaware
local franchises
County Electric
merger
v.
,
been
additional
Taylor Refining
In
which
■
Y.Y
'
scrapped! because
,
been
—
,
,
„
,
held
to
—-
ceeds^ of
:
agreement between this
company and; TextiLeather
Qorp. has- been -Jierminat'edi it' -was disclosed on Nbv;
22..
The stock
^
registration statement of Pantasote Plasics,
Inc.j the heW parent com-'
pany,.mas been withdrawn - from- 'registration: with the
Securities and,
Exchange Commission. f.. • < • -I
7'
;
4 <
<•' »-•
Y Y.,..
eTt
and
incorporation of Pittston .Gas Co:. Theincqrporators Yhave : applied to the
Pennsylvania P. TJ. Commission'
i0* certifiactes Of Public Convenience to operate
as
a
gas. utility in
the territory-now .wrvprf
t.h«: t.prrit.nw n™» served >n,: Pittston.
ti«
by pa-fct.™'.
The incorporators v—.
have alsohi®d ;a Securities Certificate with the Pennsylvania P. U, Commission
riotes payable
■
.•
Y Pantasote Co., (N. J.)—Abandons
Merger Plan—
The: consolidation
t
and!
dissolve
dividend
■
-
be under
.
Y
*
actually resulting-Jn a decrease of $294,455 in capital, the proposednew
"stated value of $213)00,000 may be some $2,000,000 in excess,
;
or his
■
may
Corp.,, and 100.9799 by Morgan Stanley & Co., both
and Debs.—
John, Quebec,, Montreal,, Ottawa,
Toronto,
Hamilton, Waterloo; WtoiiipegV1 Reginar,
Calgary br Vancouver, Canada.
rrVv 164,.255
\
.
.
the shades "represent," the, Commission explained.
which
t
dends.
284,500
•
A '.YTYY '.YT!'tV-'/Y'-;
has also .called
outstanding. 5%-
r-Ys
of the corporation to issue $28,000,000 of bonds and stook/the action' marking the second time since'194'5 tliat
the company's financing plans-bave been rejected by-the Commission. '
Ghairman.,Milo R. Maltbie said,. however, that-issuance of
$13,000.00^
«£ 30-year^ first mortgage, bonds and $15,000,000 of .cumulative
pfe-.
/erred stock will .be acceptable to .the. Commission;.' if the company*
makes certain adjustments in plant accounts and:depreciation reserves;and sets' aside $50,000* monthly 'out' Of .'net'income .to. safeguard the;.
new .'bonds
'
But • a proposal to.. change the .company's' .outstanding'
Aft 484
shares of no par. common stock having &
stated value ...of
*21 294 455 into 2.100,000 shares having a total par value of
$21,000,000,
the-' Commission said, "would not be in the public interest.",, While
©f the net assets that
DisSO-'
banking, syndicate Which offered to the
public Dec. 5:
300,000. shares of 3,8% preferred stock
(par $100)., The!
Stock was priced at $104.11 m share
plus accrued divi-;
1,320,576"
"297,908
Co.—Calls Boiids
Montreal- in Halifax,' St.
.
Nov.
•
...
.Y
©referred
164, p. 2290.
f
1,350,088
outstanding 4% first mortgage 25-year
sinking fund
1964-,h»e*'beeflPcilIed for redemption on. Jan,
2, 1947. at>
inferest.':w
company
reiected proposals
4-V.
Pittston
„
Philadelphia Electric Co,—Preferred Stock
Offered—
W. C. Langley & Co. and
Glore, Forgan & Co. headed a4
$161,727;
the
at 102 and,ihteresL
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.-^-Puhlic Service
New
of
.The
~
Commission?.- Rejects Refinancing Plan— '?'
The
All
bonds—due
J
,
.
^
.
railway™Net" from railway™.™
Net ry...oper. income™
j •
,p.^2290.^Y
Ottawa Valley' Power
«
'
"
I From - Jan. 1—
Gross
/Vi
f
company has filed
$8,000,000.—V.
.J 1944
,$140,910
•
^
^
Y
.
.
.
.
.
Vs?
The
and
President in charge of operating,
':
-
-
National.Bank..and.Trust
v
New York New Haven &
«.
JY
,
_
.
;
■
11
1
summarized
t
George L.
;;
t>
rece^xpfc of the monies front the dissolution and. liquidation .•
.3338? ? ingi serial.notes;to
,of
fork, proposes to-Pay ;ofl the balance- of. its then outstand-V
33,365
the amount-of
deposit agreement dated June
charge of agencies.
24, 1946. An initial"
distribution of like amount was made
on July 22,: 1946.
Harrison, President, states that Mr. Weissinger comes to,
"Y t Y •'-,
After; deduction of the South African
the Home office from the company's Minneapolis Branch, where he has
non-resident shareholders tax
:;,; the net distributionv ;
<of the Dec. 27
Blade an outstanding record as Manager.r-V. 164, p. 2056.
payment will be approximately».
^
^ 18% ,cents A share.—V. 164, p. 2412.President
.
interest
100 Broads-
'-22'74n*'-''
•••'i
r
share, on the ordinary shares
Walter Weissinger has-been appointed Assistant Vice President.• He
will handle agency relations under the direction of Dudley Dowell, Vice-
:Y
Co—Partial Redempt.'
on
Ded. 27,
next, out of
fund,. $103,000 of refunding
mortgage and
314% series due 1970, at 106 and
J' JoMn H- Ware, 3rd,, or his'nominee, proposes to purchase substan-'
1,076,323
1,099,072
1 35o',659tially all the property and assets of Pittston as aforesaid. -AVare haa516,610
589,765 YY'- 838 108*
;:^ed with ttl& Secretary of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania an ap-:
'Y::'Y-r.plication for Letters Patent for
,
-
-
bonds,
Power
1,260,143-
redemption
1040--'.v'£Pittston-, all of the stock of
YoriC. County. Gas.- Co^: and to Ray k liquidating
J65'574
100,574
■
mr
'
sinking
&
for
5,345,93fO ;Y 5,160,188 v 5,l9t 933
'2290'7
o
was said to be the
more
than 20 years, is
Official Promotedw-^-
)
'
„
f
trust
called
3,281,992
637,497
v
$498 515
c
221 332
.
'
•
ceUdlo^^Oductr.
.
been
10,857,347
"
43,041
Payment will be made at the New. York
Trust Co., trustee,
we
way, New York, N. Y.—V. 164, p. 2551- '(
-
i
."-iv
1Q44
7 104 762
Procee^ds
.
n,096,696
2447.
p.
2834,.
>
Net
which
in
164,
Pittstonr Pa., and
$598 144
.:' SOaei
23 318
.frorp, railway—i ;-Y 4,162,094
from
railway4^a*t"*226,1'69^
,,
sale,
collateral
-
;'
:
' *
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^
' 7
*
"
largest real estate auction inv %
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*
1
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'1
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subject ; to acceptance by the;
0-CeI-O, Inc^.Buffalo, N.:Y.—Files with SEC-' • *
? •
directors of the Third Avenue Transit Corp.
The insurance company's
The company on Dec.! 2 filed'a
letter of notification with the SEC for '
bid
if finally accepted oy the directors of the Transit
corporation, ::; 99 shares
$3 dividend
Is part of the New York; Life's long range equity investment program.
shares common stock (par
$5).
Price $45 per share for nreferred anrt
*»The New York Life stated that plans, for the housing
development^' $6 per share for -common'
will to
in thp
are
not in, final form at this time but the development being conand sale Of
manufacture
^dered ■ contemplates housing for
persons
in the moderate -income
r
("l *' t *
group, 'it- was said that the company was not at this time
planning-:v; Y:
T:,
'Y''v
: 1Y
;Y
-Y
to purchase additional property in the neighborhood..
O Okiep Copper
' :
Y;
CO^ Ltd,—Dividend Number 2— -
The
*174,53%;
10,772,788
2,966,220
959,679r; 2,343,130
.,,
income...
the
lUtion—
Y ;YyA"'
;' S'"1945
Gross
planning i
development ,on the' property, it was;
^
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
RR.—Earnings—
1946
0peYtal«mw3>X:i>
Wnm Jan,
From Vrfr,
•
J
which, on Nov. 20 bid $1,600,000 for the carbarn >
block "bounded by Second and * Third Avenuees and ;;
in
15,170
*129,382
i ^Copies Light CO; Of PlttstOll (Pa.)—Proposed
t'
Co.
$561,525 ."a $532,748
„
' Y '
Streets
Pa»i%
^ October—; <
Gross from railway™^
1,145,211;v
Net
property in the
ISixty-fifth- and-Sixty-sixth
1
764 343
42,053,266 :44 178692
22,621,418 ,19,299,211c 28,019,454
eowpondwg.w^k test year, an-increase-
Met ry.
This
32,184,477
~Y'-.'YY'"
lUnfffittroct*..™.
¥ New York Life Insurance. Co.—Bids for Property—.
1943
$792,518;
65,345
iTSM
iowSs:
.1,359,572
moneys- in
*
108,888:
.2,514,823
2,178,670
,
*229,889
railway..^.:"9,548,662 '.10,069,064
oper.
tThere- hav&
(
$249,669.
68,484
.
125,613,965-130,223,543 126
16,957,258
*
:
income™
opar.
-
1944'
Y $245,817
;
•
1,786,765
railway™™
Northern States Power
t
.60,759
242,24(7 "
;
104,069,54(7
Net ry.cper.-income^—^
10,406,843 :
*1
*174,634 J
v
1944
$831,490
•.V."
■
raiiway™JC
Qross from
,
1
Pennsylvania Water
f
'V"A 1943,lf.Y
1944.
Lines—Earnings
1946
! ~ .: "1945
$861,432 ; $739,843
' 14,734^
19,320
,
1—
i; •Deficit.—'V.
-
*r
from railway™™
Net ry.
....
from
•Vol.
from railway.™
Net from railway.™—-
1943
.
,
it is
reason*
Jan.
Gross-from
i.552; 181.^ 2,050,135.
.
:'
-'
-
railway.™
railwayl-i.!™
oper. income^i„
From
^6,954,105^^7,"
.
NOTE*—For mechanical
^From.Jan.'
1944
-
from
from
Net ry.
„
railway..,.-. $13^)59,275" $14,046,468
$14,625,282 $14,355 891
Net from
railway.^—
2,953,432
4,301,548
4,734,094
3,101 567'
Net "ry.
operv income—:
f
2,484^747 '} ■ 4,021*671
2,608,349
4,521,838^
From Jan., 1Jan,*.I—*
>
,*
';.5:
ijross
1945
1-
October—
Gross
343,841
60,849
Northern Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
'v"1946 «?>£;
1945
New;
-
$871,666
139,000
43,574
1943
-
...
f
«
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1944
,
$"62O;554 :'i $670,850
;23^205
^From"Jah.A—
York, for the purchase of $20,000,000 equip, .trust certificates, to be'
dated Jan.
1,
1947. due
$2,000,000 annually: Jan.
1948-1957.1,
V. 164, p. 2412. -
income...
'1946
Pennsylvania Reading: Seashore
;.
iQas
"
'$700;860-
.
from
railway__„_k""' ^. 107,327
Neil ry.' oper, ihcome^i
^:^
/
company has issued an invitation for bids to be received
noon
Dec.
11, at office of Treasurer, .466 Lexington Ave.^
to
-Earnings-
"
-Earnings-
Net from railway
u
795,484
1,238,400
Y-wY: Nefc-ry- aPer-rincome^--r',v 13,512 :463,460
Y vY
;The
possible
directors.
.
-railwayj__: $78,018,089. $72,169,675
$86,048,421 $86,444 592:
Net from
.railway.
.1, , 12,854,724
12,346,790
25,400,104
28,217 520
Net ry. oper. income—<,
8,483,458
4,244,069
10,054,199 '
8,216,315
.
peI^; Sr?sf ^rom l^ilway^^ ^C 6,588,422 ^ 6,416,195
1946- td" $2,50
New York; Central- RR.^Bi<Is dfl
Equips. Issue—
:':r;
RR.-
"V
from
.
5%
'•
328,871 848,994,579
815,699,058
758,361 233,158,302
269;905,186
911,742
92,426,396 114,024,963
Gross from railway-^—•
■-
r,;
,
to
,.m;.t
Norfolk" Southerii Ry;
-
on Nov. 20 declared a year-end dividend of 50 cents
share? on- the-no1 par value common stock, payable. Dec; 20 tOv ^
holders of record* Dec.:2:
A regular quarterly-dividend Of. 50 cents per.':
share; previously declared, is payable today1 (Dec. 2) to holders of
Eecorcl Nov.
15«*
^
V*>t"
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* •'■.!"?';•
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«hare,
Qctober—'
Gross
31,
elected
,
,
The directors
■
Pennsylvania
*
-
....
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2,368,417"
-
|Ser
v;
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,
have been
v-.v
3,822,627
3,250,726
'i
of"
1
7,331,673
2,837,159'
^
i.
'■'v*
From. Jan.
6,252,561;',
New. York Air, Brake .Co.—50-Cent Year-End Dividend
^
i\;j
-
.
ftnd Home? C, Fritsch
■d-
the
holders
,
Gross
*
to
for
of :
declared two quarterly dividends on the same
of $1-25'each fpj&tji'e quarters ended Oct.
31, 1942,;
1943, each payahle on Feb.- 1, 1947 to holders ofrecord
1947.
Jan.
"
■'>
series,
1947
*
dividend
issuei °L.stocte
;-.
.655,339;.Jan." 20,
223,521
f Accrued
1,497,390
117,557.
5%
1,
t
.
$722,980 * $1,024,770»
?
Feb.
quarterly
.•'1„,0: V'.;;Tlle directors "also
■
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.
\
Ry.—Earnings
Directors-
........
on
share
per
and
franchises
Co.
of
Suburban-Counties
and two
which
Gas
small
it
and
suburban
subsequently
Electric
Oo,
companies the properties
purchased.
had been
Philadelphia
incorporated
in
"
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a
i
on. May; 3/ 1927, ' 1$
merger'of' The Counties'Gas &
Co., Philadelphia Suburban Gas- & Electric Co. and 16 smaller
gas arid electric Companies, >all of which were supplying, or had rights
Pennsylvania
supply, electric
outside
Gas
of
the
1929,
purchased the
has
company
this
.
.*
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;
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The
Co.—Calls Bonds—
The company is engaged primarily in the production and purchase
in the transmission, distribution and sale of electricity and gas
Pennsylvania.
.Of -its. total operating, revenues of
$100,1^0,148 for-the il2 -monthsi»epde.d?;Aug..„ 31,
1946- (including
operating revenues received from subsidiaries), approximately 89% W&S
,y
has called for redemption on Jan.
company
*'
-
interest its outstanding first mortgage
5%
derived
is, engaged
U
-
-,
transmitted on
to
adjoining States
and Maryland.,
1
($100 paf) cumulative:
Y_«
———
**.»«/
.
stock
series
4.4%
(Company only)
preferred stock—_l__
New
Common
stock
Common
—
-———_——;
refunding mortgage bonds:
due 1967——l—.—
—due 1971——-—,
—
series due 1974
—
series bonds—-—--—-——
2% %
series
2%%
series
2% %
;
of
the
interest
principal,
Proceeds
sale
to
are
------
J
October—
// ,>
V
-
from railway——
from1 railway—
Net
„
ry., oper.
Net
/
Y
income
Kay, Richards & Co
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Y
Lee Higglnson Corp—
.-
William Blair & Co.
;
Boenning & Co
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co—
Alex. Brown & Sons——
1,000
7,500
4,500
1,000
1,500
8,000
,
Cooley & Co
& Co
—
Davenport & Co*
—2——
1,000
1,000
Townsend,
"•
Crouter & Bodine———1,500
Dick & Merle-Smith—
8,000
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc
3,000
&
DeHaven
.
1,000
1,000
...
Courts
Curtiss, House & Co.——
,
.
-
Francis L duPont & Co.—
First Cleveland Corp.-
Graham, Parsons & Co.—*
Granbery, Marache & Lord
1,000
6,500
2,500
Green, Ellis & Anderson—
Schmidt, Poole & Co,__i—I
2,500
Chas. W. Scranton & Cd.^_' 3,000
Sheridan, Bogan & Co.—/ 1,000
William R. Staats Co.^.
1,000
Starkweather & Co
1,500
stein Bros. & Boyce
2,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.1,000
Walter Stokes & Co._.
1,000
Thomas & Co
—
1,000
Spencer Trask & Co..——
8,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—
8,000
G. H. Walker & Co
3,000
Weeden & Co., Inc.——
2,000
Wheelock & Cummins, Inc.
1,000
White, Weld & Co.—
10,000
Harold E. Wood & Co
1,000
3,000
1,000
7,500
1,000
2,000
1,500
—
The
Clair S. Hall & Co.——
1,000
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
J. B. Hanauer & Co., Inc.-
8,000
3,000
Hannahs,
Ballin
&
Lee
(Inc.)
Harris, Hall & Co.
1,000
1,000
:—i.„-
Ira Haupt & Co
6,500
2,000
J
2,500
Hawley, Shepard & Co
„
;/
-■/
railway
income...
*Deficit.—V.. 164, 2448.
Net
from
Net
ry.. oper.
to
Aug.
Gross
y
income
from
1—"
-<
railway
from
Net
ry.- oper.
1943
The
its
1,237,684
1,070,540
declared
have
of
output
with
ended
Nov.
50
cents
kwh.
187,564,000
Y
share
per
to
next,
for
the
on
Dec.
Corp.—Output—
served
1946,' totaled
30,
v
holders of record
,Y;/ ■/. .Y
27,
operating companies
the
of
week
the
Y $65,309
$140,084
(
:
dividend
a
by
this
206,197,000
corresponding
corpora¬
kwh., as
week last
.:
f offered 100,000 shares of
,
Transfer
1944
;'
'
$116,429
Graphite
1943
•.
$146,243
Y 51,354
25,003
,
*31,537;
*13,340
California
secret
1,242,035
.
18,
10,160
Y/
.
1,643,890
1,124,731
-f
6,594,818
6,104,761
1,874,592
1,528,560
2,382,863
the 2900
level
the
Dividend— J
block
/
-
graphite bronze
with-
and sizes of this pillow block were developed.
In 1939 the
one-piece, steel housing, self-aligning, self-lubricating pillow block
was
manufactured, and subsequently two other types of this pillow
block
were
put into production.
During the development of the
first
,Yz
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End. •*'
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returns
&
allowances
goods
of
Cost
Selling,
gen.
&
amount
Net
ample to
cover our loss.
»
company
has filed claim with the insurance companies and
actively endeavored over the past several months to reach an
agreement as to the amount of the loss, but so far without success.
The insurance companies have advanced $148,750 on account of the
; loss. The company's attorneys are now preparing to file suit to collect
the balance which it considers is due. The negotiations looking toward
Y
1945
$852,535
$966,062
143,560 ;•
701,355
$19,881 Y
$28,006
$135,059
$28,784
561
3,644
51,060
8,317
123,689
Y 140,558
$130,157
4,902
Other income
$837,315,
'
797,498
84,996
—
profit
^Y Y'
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Calendar Years-——
1944
' *'
1943 r
689,094
701,355
sold
.'
admin,
expenses
and from the 3100 level on May 9.
July 31, '46
$916,508
disc'ts,
.
Y./Z yYU z"
required.
summary of earnings
.
less
sales
/
-
parts on almost every
be applied to moving
type of machine equipment where bearings are
Gross
"
;
.
products can
Randall
-
types of
manufactured
and
pillow blocks.
v
developed
types of pillow blocks, a cast-iron thrust collar was
for use In connection with all sizes and
various
;
resumed on Feb. 5;
carried "business interruption" insurance in an
the first self-aligning, self-lubricating pillowcast-iron housing was developed.
Subsequently additional
1932
the year
types
/
/■/ '
level was
2500
March 25;
on
graphite-carbon, cast iron, clutch,
collars for automotive use; also oil reservoir
throw-out
During
1
The company
By these
companies.
these
bushings and patented oil reservoir,
1,542,347
Dec. 17, 1945, a fire in the Sunshine Mine caused a suspension
production from the Omega and Rotbart areas. The suspension was
until Jan. 31, 1946, at which date the 2700 level was ready for
from
transactions the secret process was disThe graphite process, however, is not
sold.
was
to
bearings.
" y•■///YY/'y
from
graphite
and Randall has developed special skill therein.
Early in 1928 all of the outstanding stock of Randall was re¬
acquired by the principal original organizers and operators.
These
men, R. H. Whiteley, W. P. Thacher and E. A. Zimmerman have evet
since continued in the active management of the business.
'»■
Randall
continued the development and
sale of graphite bronze
stockholders, Mr, Hanley further'said in
Production
of
generally known
147,356
\
t
Y/Y
5,839,161
closed
/ total
production.
1918 to the middle of 1920, continued
sheet lubricator, and developed new
Randall, from
graphite bronze bearings and graphite cast-iron automotive
stem guide bushings.
In June, 1920, a competitive company
business
r
On
of
Randall
as
Dec. 28, 1918, In Delaware, to take over the
Graphite Sheet Lubricator Co.,' organized in
This company, under the Randall patents and a
manufactured graphite sheet lubricator consisting of
buttons attached to wire screen for use In Babbitt
bearings.
valwe
$657,633
208,377
$622,017
193,445
.220,458
substance:
i
1907.
graphite
Chicago, 111.
organized
was
products,
1943
1944
1945
417,612
Y ' 400,HQ
1945.
letter to
a
Co.,
manufacture
the
402,038
226,622
•
in
process,
porous
BUSINESS—Corporation
Randall
of
National Bank of Chicago,
First
AND
Sales
business
this time for payment next month." Distributions of 10 cents per.
share were made on April 30 and Aug. 30, last, and on April 20, Aug.
and Dec.
agent,
HISTORY
at
In
stock ($1 par) at $3.50
selling stockholders. >;■;/<>/;///
President, on Nov. 27 announced that "in view of the*
/probable delay in receipt of the balance due from the insurance com¬
panies (for losses sustained from a lire in the Sunshine Mine on Dec.
17, 1945), the relatively low operating profits from production and the r
/company's commitments on the work in Silver Summit, it has been
decided to omit the dividend that would ordinarily have been declared
31
common
per
130,555
E. Hanley,
L.
Offered-—
The stock is being disposed of on behalf of
share.
269,054
i :
•
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Corp.—Stock
Products
55,599
$369,389 *
*16,763
Polaris Mining Co.—Omits
/
9.9%.—V. 164, p. 2834.
Graphite
*65,930
-
;s
$12,271
,
10,153 Y;
8,903
5,691
The
have
a
■
Total
would
profits taxes
that further nego¬
would merely result in
serve
,
Registrar, City National Bank & Trust
agent, First National Bank of Chicago.
.COMPANY—Company
under
the
of
name
,
name
the
of
was
Bros.
Hat
changed
in
Co.
to
Chicago.
Illinois
On
Portis
July
June
29,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF SEPT.
,
,
,
stock
Common
board
of
^
directors
is
to
the
intention
declare
a
of
Authorized
cash
the
Outstanding
of
common
HISTORY
company
of 50
dividend
and
cents
its
share,
sale
stock.
AND
5,050
"' $23,218
*$12,291
$0.08
$0.40
$0.11
$0.08
from carryback of unused excess
1942 and 1943 to the year 1941. tAvaildividends based on 207,000 shares ($1 par) common
for common
able
•
^tock
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'*
•
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■
1'
'
-'J
CAPITALIZATION
•'
'Y '
V Y /
•
'^
,v,
.,
Authorized
Common
—V.
stock
($1 par).
—
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
207,000 shs.
164, p. 2058.
Red
Owl
Inc.,
Stores,
Minneapolis—Registers with
gEC
Nov. 29 filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares ($100 par) cumulative convertible preferred
($3 par) common stock.
Underwriters, Piper, Jaffray
& Hopwood and J. M. Dain & Co., Minneapolis.
Company expects to
use $800,000 of the proceeds for reduction of its bank loans.
Of the
remaining proceeds, It will use $500,000 for equlpmentofits
office and warehouse being constructed at Hopkins, Minn.,
for equipment of warehouses at Green Bay, Wis., and Fargo,
which it expects to construct in the future.
Any balance will bes
In its modernization and the expansion program.—V. 160, p.
The company on
for
and
15,000
50 000
shares
general
$300,000
N,^ Dm
used
2760.
Reed
Prentice
Corp.—Registration Statement With¬
drawn—
registration satement (No. 6779) filed
120,300 shares of common stock (par
27.'—V. 164, p. 2058.
The
NOV.
Reliable Stores
tvia
40
with the SEC Oct.
$2.50) was withdrawn.
"
.
business
consists
of
the
manu¬
of fur
fUrprtors
on
Corp.—Extra Distribution—
Dec.
cents per share on
2
quarterly dividend of
stock and also an extra dividend of
declared the regular
the capital
record Dec 14.
1, last.
against $
share, both payable Dec 20 to holders, of
An extra dividend of 50 cents per share was also paid Oct.
Total paid in the current year will be $2.45 per share, as
in 1945.—V. 164, p. 2158.
50
BUSINESS—The
Yv 621
Y
profits credits for the years
present
per
felt hats and cloth caps for men and boys, the whole¬
distribution of leather and wool gloves and mittens for men
facture
: ;v>
13,594
400,000 shs.
payable on or about Dec. 15, 1946, on the outstanding 400,000 shares'
Barbadoes Island steam-electric generating station for
completion in 1948 and 1949, respectively. Each of these units will
have a rated capacity of 60,000 kilowatts and a maximum effective
generating capacity of 66,000 kilowatts.
The expenditures on this
installation through 1947 are currently estimated at approximately
the
,
$17,823
$83,438
of $5,960 arising
credits
covering
23, 1946
400,000 shs.
v
(par $1)_—_——.
DIVIDENDS—It
Inc.
10, 111.
—
profit per share—
♦Before
15, 1914,
1946
the
Industries.'
Style
Principal executive offices, 320 West Ohio Street, Chicago
company
Transfer
*
incorporated
was
Portis
company
of
Co.
———
Net profit
fNet
delay in
ing stockholders.
:
$17,962
$38,159
1,439
Federal income & excess
no
good purpose, and
the settlement of our claim.
Production since resumption of operations has been handicapped by
further
income
deductions
Income
settlement have been prolonged, and it is believed
tiations
first of the four units planned
$4,000,000.
%
The
construction program
$70,439 ;
White, Noble & Co. and Smith, Hague & Co. on Nov. 19
2325. :
184, p.
•
.
24,000
160,073
acquired control of Randall and later changed the name to Randall
Graphite Products Corp.
Randall was operated by these interests
until November,
1927, when the valve stem guide department of the
,
income
Chester
at
for
Randall
.
$1,437,000,
units
8,565
-
.
.
$323,401
^ear, an increase of
,,
30,309
16,735
•
1,213,293 ?f* 1,286,585
247,241
Y 229,962
177,498
176,614
3,918,437
;
railway
•Deficitr-V.
has an extensive improvement program under way
gas plants requiring expenditures estimated at about
of which approximately $353,000 had been expended to
Aug.
31,
1946.
When these improvements are completed early In
1947, it is estimated that the company's effective gas manufacturing
capacity will be increased by about 8,000,000 cubic feet.
Work has commenced on
the installation of two turbo-generator
^
at
'.
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6,395,
*
stock, payable Dec.
1946.—V. 164, p. 1728.
compared
PROGRAM—The largest project In
1946.
directors
lined
78,366
82,718
railway
Jan.
Net
for operation early
31,
"*
>r $125,913
<•.
From
in 1947, with a second unit scheduled
for completion about a year later.
The third and fourth units will
be added as load growth requires.
The cost of this project through
completion of the first two units and related facilities was estimated
during July, 1946,
at about $54,000,000, approximately $25,000,000
having been expended from the date of acquisition of the land in
1941
3,727
$257,949
1
,
,,
Public Utility Engineering & Service
•
is scheduled
Y
capital
20,
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
-
;
.the vicinity of
taxes
,,$254,221
$.754,,
t
.
—
—
$$4$,693,
^
Pay 50-Cent Dividend—
The
the
a severe labor
shortage. Profits from operations have been less than
the company's
Y anticipated due to low production and consequent high costs. The exconstruction program consists of work now In progress on the new
penditures in sinking the Silver Summit shaft have absorbed a sub¬
Southwark steam-electric generating station, located in southeastern
stantial amount of cash .each month. In anticipation of receiving a
Philadelphia on the Delaware RiVer, and related transmission facilities.
settlement from the insurance companies, two dividends totaling $400,Present plans call for the ultimate installation at this location of
000 have been paid in 1946.
Y four turbo-generator units, each with a rated capacity of 150,000 kilo¬
;
Polaris had ore reserves at the beginning of the year having a silver
watts and an effective generating capacity of 169,000 kilowatts.
This
content of over 15 million ounces; the passing of the dividend at this
station will be Interconnected with the rest of the system by three
time is actuated only by ordinary business
prudence, not on account
66,000-volt underground lines, two extending from Southwark to the
/of adverse conditions as to quantity and grade of ore.—V. 159, p. 1151.
Schuylkill Generating Station near the central part of Philadelphia,
ahd another extending from Southwark
to the Westmoreland Sub-;,
station, in the northwestern part, of Philadelphia, via the Delaware
Portis Style Industries, Inc.—Stock Offered—BrailsGeneratihg Station. :: This latter line will involve a new 66 kv. sub¬
ford & Co. and Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co. in November
station and
two
100,000 kva.
transformer banks at the Delaware
offered 100,000 shares of common stock (par
Station.
A fourth line from Schuylkill
to Westmoreland will com¬
$1) at $6.50
plete the loop.
In addition, 13.2 kv. distribution facilities are being
per share. In addition 10,000 shares are being offered to
installed for the supply of various substation and industrial loads in
employees at $5,525 per share. Proceeds will go to sell¬
Southwark Station. The
CONSTRUCTION
'
income —
To
/ / •';'.
1,438,324 i
281,753
170,167
i
railway...
oper.
^
/October— /' ■ Y/:?'';'-Y:.;• f;/y 1946 /
Gross from railway—_ ;
$468,640
Reynolds & Co.——
2,500
Riter & Co
1 2,500
Salomon Bros, & HutzlerJ- 10,000
.
>
2,000
Elklns, Morris & Co..
—
ElWorthy & Co
Equitable Securities Corp.Fahey, Clark & Co.——
Field, Richards & Co._~
ry,
Y
2,000
2,000
8,000
Metropolitan St, Louis Co.! /1,500
E. W. & R. C. Miller & Co.
1,000
Mlnsch. Monell & Co...
2,000
Mullaney, Ross &- Co.^_—- 2,500
Maynard H. Murch & Co.— 3,500
Nashville Securities Co— 1,000
Newhard, Cook & Co—. 2J)00
E. M. Newton & Co
2,500
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
;
*
Curtis
————
6,500
Phelps* Fenn & Co
5,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—.
8,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
1,000
from
Y
Mackubin, Legg & Co
2,500
Laurence M. Marks & Co— 3,500
Mason, Moran & Co.——. '1,000
Merrill, Turben & Co—2,000
Buckley Brothers ———*
1,500
Frank B. Cahn & Co.—
-v
1,500
E. W. Clark & Co.
—:
.4,500
Richard W. Clarke Corp.—
1,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc.—,—8,000
Q. C. COliings and Co., Inc.
1,000
Julien Collins & Co
—
2,000
l—
Net
.
1,000
.
Jan.
Net
Hornblower & Weeks———, 8,000
1,500 '
8,000
-
Net
Electric
.
33,237 ' '/Y *4,264
income—
from
Gross
?
5,000
oper.
ry.
From
of the several underwriters
American Securities Corp—
!
Additional Federal
the new
$9,930,000
refund
to
' ;i945 !5 :: 1944
$68,106
^ $63,942 7 $107,354
5,491
*10,492
7,252
*7,394 ; *
*18,674
*3,309
; /1946
Net
Gross
Unlimited ; , . 65,000,000
Unlimitedf ,- c 20,000,000
Unlimited
65,000,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
A* G. Becker & Co., Inc
Blair & Co., Inc.-
taxes—
1,839,858
$275,980
$553,447
»'29,844?'H'1 14,460
31,435
,f 28,000
137,866
370,902
198,213
surtax—
$2^557,417
$3,194,474
2,136,958
508,822
7,56^'.
136
&
tax
(<(1943
1944''
$268,41jtri
'
$521,752
profits
{i,
;
591,564
• 463,336
-j-t.'^4
—L_;
37,884
'
—
the
stock¬
shares
'
-
Bioren & Co.
Normal
by
Years Ended Dec. 31
$483,868
opers—
Income
Excess
Pittsburg Shawmut & Northern RR.—Earnings—
'
of earnings
291,744
'deductions
Other
tion
Y 802,990 shs.) — .
14,197,010 shs.j 137,816,005
fr.
income
paid
employee so selected/'"
Nummary
& adm. exp._
prof.
Total
before the ICC.—V. 157, p. 901.
bonds is pending
the
and the
number of shares of the new preferred stock underwritten by each,
respectively, are as follows:
; ;Y,/'
:'•/''""
'
'/'///■;
V,Shares Y
7
y*7 '-/''j 'Y/Y';' Shares
W; C Langley & Co.— 13,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.——, 2,500
Glore, Forgan & Co
13,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
7,500
A. O. Allyn and Co., Inc...
7,500
Hill & Co,
——
1,000
:
Net
Other
Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie 5%
50-year consolidated first
mortgage bonds and to reimburse Bessemer & Lake Erie for $70,000
advanced to pay off a similar amount of Pittsburgh, Shenango & Lake
Erie underlying bonds and to pay
a $2,000,000 demand
promissory
note, funds from which were used to retire $2,000,000 of Pittsburg,
Bessemer & Lake Erie debentures./ Application for authority to issue
1,168,910
dividends.
UNDERWRITERS—The names
Bonds
be
would guarantee payment
utilized
be
goods
prior years
.
'
gen.
fund requirements on
sinking
and
the
from
-
right to limit the number of shdfes
1
«
the
any
/V'
-
v
accrued and unpaid
•-
t
Trust Co. of New
of the company, in care of United States
;;;
From: Jan. 1—
1 '*•','
1
Unlimjt^
30,000,000
Gross 'from railway
854,426
699,665
•To be sold at competitive bidding Dec. 10, 1946.•,• ; jy>.U/i
Net from, railway
*7,466
—;
;;,J 6,157
M-.The new preferred stock will be entitled to quarterly cumulative
Net ry. oper. income
*131,429
• *135,283
dividends from Nov, 1, 1946, payable February, ; May,: August and No- ; /; *Deficit—V.
164, p. 2448.
vember. Redeemable in whole or in part at any time at the option of ;
the company, upon not less than 30 or more than 90 days' notice by
;Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.- -Earnings
mail and publication, at the following redemption prices per share:
1945
'//
October—
"
1 1946
if redeemed on or before Dec. 31, 1951, $108 per share; if redeemed
$113,395
Gross from railway—; • $189,459
thereafter but on or before Dec. 31, 1956, $107 per share; if redeemed
1,968
Net from
railway
/
42,511
on or
after Jan. 1, 1957, $106 per share, together in each case with
♦1981
Sell.,
i;'
,
/;;/
■
First and
,
•
,
of.
30,000,000
>-
y\
coin, stock. (cumul,)
dividend pTef.
$1
300,000 shs,
,
"v.;--.
,,
to
are
less
etc.
of
purchase
bonds.
Outstdg.
700,000 shs.
1—
preferred stock———-—
stock (no par):
Y/
on
1
company
the
Treasurer,
500,000 shs. $27,472,000
Unclassified
Premium
'/;i
York, 45 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y. .
'iM The Bessemer & Lake Erie, an affiliate,
yy />•,/
Authorized
J
—
Y.—-y/1/
,
,
;
//:>,7
counts,
|
;'i."
.l-7(
'
sold and
be
shares
10,000
dis- -June 30^ '46
1945
:
$2,249,127/ $3,596,940
sold___w
1,473,514 * 2,736,964
sale3;
Cost
will receive bids until: noon (EST) on Dec. 17, 1946,
of $12,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series A, due
Dec. 1, 1996.
Each bid must name an Interest rate In some multiple
of Ya of 1%
and a bid price of riot less than 98 plus Interest from
Dec. 1 to date of delivery of, and payment for, the bonds.1 Bids must
be delivered to E. C.
McHugh, Treasurer, or George Volz, Assistant
The
which electric energy
across all or part of
«
i
i
Pittsburg Bessemer & Lake .Erie RR.—rBids for
)
for
electricity in northern
.
.tyl
■
the
6 Mos. End.
Gross
pro¬
164,
Wilcox
3
„
il
PROPOSED FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
' YY
,t
Preferred
■YYv/77'Y;
2834.
p.
Pennsylvania, Delaware,
77/'.7'z" '
77
New Jersey,
in
points
;
CAPITALIZATION,
Y'Y'V.'
the sale- of
in
both .the
from
duces
...
has various contracts under
the lines of other companies
company
northwest of-the Cranfield Pool which
.and iTuscaloosa formations.—V.
approximAtelyl ;lo)thiles
,
to
are
of
will be for cash. The selling
to select the employees to whom the
may be purchased by
";/
.•
1%,' from
through.,.,,O.wxiciBiiip uueciii^
ui
, w ,•«(**
yarious eleptric, " steam and other subsidiaries.
The pripcipal^ufir
Sidiaries bwp or operate production of transmission facilities footed
in Pennsylvania, or in Maryland or New (Jersey, States contiguod$,:to
Pennsylvania, for the production or-transmission of electric power
used largely to supplement the'production, of the company's own plants.,
ether,,, subsidiaries relatively small in size are engaged In the sale
ot'',electricity, gas or steam in limited areas in Pennsylvania, and one
The
which
Phillips Petroleum Cp.'s No. l Artman in the western part of
Adams CoUnty,'Miss., has opened a new pool from the Wilcox* Sand.
•This will' 4s, located oh a 5,000 aire block owned by Phillips and is
from,)
spch subsidiary
Maryland,
offered
so
^
,.k
sales
All
right
the
reserve
sale
the
on
stockholders.
holders
Opened—^
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Pool
"Hug¬
OF
remuneration
selling
2, 1947, at 100 and
bonds. *
v;/'
and
in-.southeastern
uses the following trade names; "Portis hats,"
"Art gloves" and "Gimbel hats.V
•
'
,
company
caps,"
OFFERING
10,000 SHARES TO EMPLOYEES—Each of the four
selling stockholders, Arnold E. Portis, Henry R. Portis, Lyon Portis
and
Theodore Portis, is offering 2,500 shares
of common stock (par
$1)
to selected employees of the company at $5,525 per share.
The
shares so offered are not underwritten, and no commissions or other
decrease of
a
■'
Philadelphia Wholesale Drug
accrued
•
3.6%^from the corresponding week of 1945.-A-V. 164,
.
:
kwh.,
126,440,000
to
The
/
ger
companjf arid its subsidiaries for the; week
amounted
1946,
30,
4,740,000 kwh„ or
p. 2834.
;
Since its-Incorporation
properties and franchise of
••
•
1
1927.
eight small electric or gas companies.
Nov.
ended
Frederick
incorporated in Pennsylvania on May 10,
in
...
,
Output—^
Weekly
The electric output of
service or both in southeastern Pennsylvania
Schwenksville Gas Co.; Perkiomen Township
Township Gas Co.
had each been
gas
or
Philadelphia.
and .Lower
Co.
■..
■■■
• ii ~
•'
Electric
to
(M'dnday,. December {>;£ 1946
THE'COMMEReiAli !#^iNANCM£ CltR&NlCILE
2962
cents per
and
also-includes
extensive
additions
improvements at the several electric and steam generating stations,
gas
manufacturing plants and to the transmission and distribution
facilities of the company,, the aggregate cost through 1947 being esti¬
mate^ to exceed $20,000,000. -
' 1
-
boys, and the wholesale distribution of men's and boys' summer
and wool felt hats.
Company was organized In 1914, and until
its. operations were confined to wholesaling of men's and boys'
hats and caps.
Since 1918, the operations of the company have been
expanded to include manufacturing and wholesaling of the items above
stated.
'/ '
'
..Y •
• •'
hats
and
.
...
1918
Republic Aviation
Corp.—Financing Plan Changed—
the com¬
contracts.
provide additional working capital required to finance
pany's $100,000,000 backlog of government and commercial
To
IVOlume ; 164
<•■
THEiCQWMjEIfP^AIi&.piNA^GIAL'-CH^ONiqi,,?
Ntimbefc 14549
disclosed Dec.
4
by Thomas'Davis/ Secretary-Treasurer."
\.v. '•. >,
Mr, Davis said the loan .was being, sought in lieu of a public Offer¬
ing of the company's new preferred stock, for 100,000 Shares, of which
«
registration statement was filed Oct, 9 with .the SEO.... Market
conditions are not favorable, for such an
offering now, he added.
.
October—\
r
Net from
Jan.
Gross
Net
i
1946
Prom Jan.
:
Gross
1—
$2,456,016
"""847,092
$3,129,076
176,911
256,942
;
Net ry.
27,937,039
31,757,390
9,570,451
16,848,310
1,769,660
2,745,580
21,622,570
income—
2,436,067
oper.
—V. 164, p." 2325.
5:
6,560,867
.
30,800,619
v
to
.organized
18,192,894
3,281,559
"
Canada,
///v;;/!/./'■'
'
on
Dec.
5, 1946.—V. 162, p. 1519.
"/.'
.
A
cumulative
preferred
stock
•'
;'-^ .?./•
October—
Gross
from
•■'■If" 1946;'
■; -
railway™!
>
•Net from railway-—;—
/
'
$493,619
$421,652;
13,449
64,200..
,
•Net ry.. oper. income.*.*
22,054
.
•20,093
'
I:'^'Prbm. iAlli
; Gross from railway--^-
•**
$457,721
92,287
.
67,995
'
62,146 ;r
'
26,889
Net ry. oper.
-
income—i.
/
4,312,509
4,278,592
235,776
*63,141
331,236
71,039
*209,218
3,902,632
495,532
J 304,937
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain RR.—Trustee—
,
:
are
// tee under tw oseparate indentures, dated
the
sold,
amount
;
,
.
.
.
Net
from railway——
Froin
.
92,880"441,822
'
'
income—
97,204
Jan, .1-*-...
B
f
189,873.
.
.
;
726,849
*247,348
!
ferred stock.
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2325.
7,605,513
13,683,052
7,268,071
1,630,113
2,288,731
16.081,863
The remaining 25,000 warrants were sold to the under-
note
in
"
N.
Net from railway——
Net ry, oper.
..
$258,403
$255,382
50,347
95,732
*37,932,
Income—
Oross
from
•Deficit.—V.
October—
Gross
,
1,385,169
1,768,936
341,924
851,836
.
1945'
$176,467
$299,590
2,907
*12,528
53,595
*47,330
from railway—
*53,703
4,008
Net from railway-—
From -Jab.
Gross
from
Net frprn
1—
railway
;
>
railway:!——1'
.
' '
r
•
'
.
*521,958
■
;
.
2,503,400
41,206
Net ry. oper. income-*Deffcit.—V, 164, 2440.
1944
2,193,354
-
,
1943'
$257,077
'
48,447
*7,906
■
2,419,028
2,235,134
99,945
133,255
562,873
*429,813
*395,885
"-*•'' •
1
28,769
,
•
-
.
?
,
iN(
,
its
CroweU,,.V(e^oh. &,Cp,^*_,T-_T—*ir-~; 10%:
"for* the' common 'stock are Guaranty Trust- Co.,
The transfer agents
New York, and Security "First National Trust & Savings Bank,,Los
Angeles.
The registrars for the .common-stock- are Chase National
Bank, New York, and Bank of America National Trust & Savings As¬
.
sociation, Los Angeles.
164,r
1637.
p.
*
*
r.
;
'
City Gas A? Electric Co.—-Partial Redemptionr^Payment
Trust- Co;
164,
p.
of
will
be
made
New- York,
Commercial
The
at
trustee,
Wall
46
St.,
National
New
'
2449. ''
;/
.
York,
.
to book orders and market forecasts. SKF manufactures more than
3,900 standard and 500 special bearings ranging in sizes from threeeighths of an inch to four feet/in diameter, as well as railway Journal
/
.
boxes, pillow blocks, textile spindle bolsters and tape tension pulleys.
> Demand
has been particularly heavy, Mr. Wollmar, said,-for spherical
roller bearings, a type widely used in the railroad/oil,-plastics, rubber,
-steel, printing and paper mill industries, and for ball bearings hvthe
textile industry. But, he added, the market has also broadened/for
other types of bearings, especially those for. deep freeze and air conditioning units,. vacuum cleaners, washing machines and other house¬
hold appliances.
<■
.••-•,
"
To aid in meeting production schedules, he said war-worn equipment that turned out millions of r bearin'gs for • aircraft/ tanks and
other war weapons is being replaced as rapidly as possible.—V. 164,
p. .596;:.
/ ' '.';//; ,-/.,///.' /
■/t
.
Soss
Manufacturing: Co.—-Omits Dividend---
f//',
;
took no action, on. the common dividend
ordinarily payable ori or about Dec„. 15,| The company had been paying
/regular quarterly dividends pf, 12 % cents per share.—^V. 164, pi 1915v
The
directors
on
Nov,
19
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—Stock Issue Approved
:/
—To Be Issued as Stock Dividend—
/
-
•
"
Company au'thoi-ity to issue" n6t ex- '
ceeding 542,818 shares of common stock (par, SS^ to be distributed
pro rata,, to; the stockholders as a stock dividend.
See also: Vr,164,
The ICC on Nov. 22
granted the
.
..
pp. 1764, 2450.
:'/v./
...
1 ,/.";;.///■..;
//^/=-.
..
Southern Colorado Rower Co.—Weekly. Output—
Electric output of this company for the week ended Nov. 30, 1946,
2,324,000 kwh., as compared with 2,069,000' kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 12.3%.—V. 164, p. 2835.
totaled
(The)
Southern Co.—Hearings
Southern Corp.
.
/ pany
above.
on
Commonwealth
Dissolution Plan Jan. 15. See latter
';( •'.';/./■■/■,/'•
'/';//;/r ;;/-•
Southern Counties Gas Co. of
congi-
California—PaHiarHe-
'./'demption-^'.1 _•;;*■ //;; ;T "'
has called for redemption on Dec/ 27, 1946, at 103%
of first mortgage bonds, 3%« series, due 1971.
Trust Co., trustee, 464 Cali¬
Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall
York, N. Y., or at the Continental Illinois. National Bank
The company
■
and
interest,
$51,000
Payment will be made at the American
fornia St., San Francisco, Calif.,-at the
St., New
Trust Co., 231 So. LaSalle St., Chicago, III.
Holders of the called bonds may present;
&
-
•
/
for redemption
to¬
them
receive payment of the full redemption price
gether with accrued interest to Dc. 27, 1946.-—V. 155, p. 1686.
ait
,
.
common stock. Offering price,. $50 a share.
attract^ additional
constructing buildings to
.iis" now on th«/company$: books while special, type, bearings jare
scheduled for delivery as, far ahead as Dec. 1947, according to Mr.
Wollmar, who said the 18-month production schedules are tailored
of such
offering, will be for the account •; of Industrial Ac¬
ceptance Corp. Ltd/, up to an aggregate of 100,000 shares and, there¬
after, all sales will be for the account of the company. The names
of the underwriters, together with the respective percentages, which
they have,,severally agreed,to purchase of the above mentioned 30,000
shares and in which they have the right to purchase such part of. the
remaining 170,000 Shares as shall not be sold by the. company, are as
follows;. ■
■..
;
/
Van Alstyne/Noei & Co
—./ /
Johnston/ LemOn & Co.
—-—
'35%"'
/
under
pany
& Gulf RR.—-Earnings-
1946
$229,212
...
Net ry. oper. Income-—
it '
32,847
3,484,835
164, p. 2449.
San Antonio Uvalde
'•MiWiitalvs'jf
15,091
3,288,396
294,558
2,923,049
496,365
92,421
railway—
Net Trom railway-—*Net ry. oper. income—
"
8,430
3,203,953
1,147,693
.
From'Jan. T—
for
,
agreed to purchase an aggregate of 30,000 shares of common stock at
$14.40 per share, out of the 200,000 shares of common stock being
offered and have the right, until Jan. 31, 1947, to purchase at the
same4 time
such part of the remaining 170,000 shares of common
Stock as are not sold by the company pursuant to its offer to employees,
The first shares sold, whether to the underwriters or by the com¬
$265,123
44,227
par)
used
Sherman.—V,
t)the prewar levels; he^gaid, as a result of bearing performance records
Achieved in most t^pes.pf..^war.,equipment.
.
/
r,
six to, jeigh^rnqhth
of orders for- standard1 size bearings
principal
the
&
Y.—V.
UNDERWRITING ARRANGEMENTS—The underwriters have severally
698
:
/
Philadelphia, Pa., is almost triple the 1939 levels/ and manufac¬
turing schedules are now being projected 18 months into the future,
Si/JV: Wollmar, Executive-Vice-President, announced on Novl .$8,,^-/\
The company is
preparing for sustained demands consistently above
"
1943
.
SKF Industries,
Inc.-^-Almost Triples Prewar Output—//^Production bf ' anti-frictioh/bearings at the company's; two plants
'
1944
to
interest.
Bank
-
V
the rate of 4.88% per
which was issued to Investors' Syndicate, Minneapolis, Minn.,
on
June 14,
1946, for money loaned to the company and which;
through renewal, is now due Jan. 1, 1948, may be converted, into
$750,000 of 5% 10-year sinking fund subordinated debentures in ac¬
cordance with an option which- was granted to Investors/Syndicate
Ry.—Earnings—
will-be
Sioux
and
.
1945
-
The company has called for redemption on Jan.
2, 1947, $80,000
Of first mortgage and collateral trust $^% bonds, due 1975, at 1Q0.80
;
*
1946
$237,356
stocks prior tp; the;break in market
prices late
'i at
at the time the note was issued and renewed.
Thompson,/trustee of this company, on Nov. 29 moved that
the Interstate Commerce Commission dismiss a complaint filed against
•/'/?: TO SELL DEBENTURES PRIVATELY—By appropriate corporate aciilmself and his brother, Guy A. Thompson, trustee of the Missouri
V tion, the company has caused Marine Midland Trust Co. of New
Pacific RR., by the Alleghany Corp., in control of the Chesapeake &
York, as trustee under the debenture indenture, to authenticate and
"Ohio group of railroads."
--/.v
deliver to it an additional $1,200,000 of debentures and has received
The Alleghany Corp. had alleged that the brothers had effectuated
the same and holds them unissued.
The company is contemplating
control 'tif the' railroads of which they are trustees without proper
the priyate placement of «not to exceed $2,250,000. of its debentures,
authority of the I. C. C. After answers to the complaint had been filed,
which will include the $1,200,000 already authenticated and delivered
Alleghany Corp. filed a "notice of withdrawal," saying the'I. C; C. had
as
above mentioned.
Negotiations for the sale of these debentures
.;; the' duty, of;carrying cn the investigation. ■■
.[ii-i'i
have not as yet been commenced/ It is contemplated, however, that they
Frank A. Thompson said that, since Alleghany Corp. had withdrawn
Will not be sold at less than par. It "is possible that, in lieu of. the
from further participation, he should not be required to defend himself
; sale of such debentures, other, funded debt to the amount of $2,250,000
In the proceeding.-yj
.might be issued and sold by the; company but, except as to maturity,
;' ji];;.!;EARNINGS:FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR'TO DATE^\
it is "not contemplated that such other funded debt-would contain,
October—,
.1946
1945
covenants more restrictive of action by the company than the deben1944
1943
Gross from railway—. $8,472,653
$8,959,032 $10,307,298 $10,008,360 / ■ fures .contain.,^v..;' •■■//;;•.»'/' //•' //T.v'
Net from railway———
1,979,893
3,011,089
»1,670,189
^,541,493
TRANSFER AGENTS, REGISTRARS—The transfer agents for the
Net ry. oper. income—
1,505,187
315,175
1,790,879
1,857,475
series A cumulative preferred stock are Bank of the Manhattan in New
'■;
Prom'; Jan. I—
;v
York, and Security First National Bank, Los Angeles, and the regis¬
Gross from railway
76,419,518
05,422,768
88,706,286
96,469,189
trars are Chase National Bank, New York/ and Bank of America
Net from railway-*—8,637,466
24,995,542
30,319,507
30,911,471
National Trust and Savings Association, Los Angeles.
Company acts
Net ry. oper. income—
4,019,574
12,915,918
14,156,808
19,188,102
as its own
transfer agent and registrar for the series B cumulative
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2590.
preferred stock.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
.
n
"
October—'"- ' •
Gross from railway—
close of business on Dec.
/
// "" ,r,.V
for the most part, the lai;ge
when; the company liquidated about
company on Nov. 25 filed a letter of notification with the- SEC
"
Frank A.
.
pea*
share's
of the
any
Sherman
industries
amount
•
common
r®alized
August.—164; p. 428.
Proceeds
annum,
!.; St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Trustee Asks for Dis¬
missal of Complaint—
were
for 2,100 shares-($50
stock.
SUBORDINATE NOTE—The
subordinated
of $768,750 and bearing interest at
•
:
s,uch unpurchased shares, of $14.88
stock and
.stre®t> Chicago, 111., before the
j
of
^
$4,000,000
,
,
purchase
879,544shs.
writers of the series A cumulative preferred stock at the time
financing.
,
from railway
12,920,735
14,999,206
: Net from railway—.'. 3,369,619 4 6,408,005
Net ry. oper. income—
1,274,378
1,860,744
of l.l;he pro¬
coinmOh stbcjs
Industrial
securities..On
V
$Of the 95,000 warrants authorized, 70,000 consisted of. non-detachable warrants which' were issued with the series A cumulative pre¬
571,020
191,543
.
defici^n^'^n /fch^t
amount
(Texas) industrial Foundation, Inc.—FilOs
/;;.with SEC--' -v ;. -• ;■;//•
•.' ■
than $2,250,000 of additional deben¬
above shown to be outstanding; will be
preferred
will
In
Sep^.;B0, 1946 for issuance .upon the.4conypjKiojtt j^; the
cumulative
of
the
the
100,000 shares of
10, 1946. No fractional shares will be issued.
/j
^
-
Gross
!
series
account
Ltd.
between
v.A?^w,ar^ pJi?ubin' President» states that
commdn
,,
"
Net ry. oper.
:
/ reserved m »f
<
Corp.
the
and the remaining 16 cents from ordinary income, on
port?June 29, last, a payment of 19
cepts was made
ordinary/income. Dividends" ih 1945 totaled $1 per share,, of
which 63 cents was capital
grain.
;
The capital profits distribution
Just declared will be paid in stock
unless^-the shareholder specifically elects to take" cash and so notifies
the City National Bank «fe
Trust Co. of Chicago; transfer agent, 208
,
tOf which 82,736 shares reserved for issuance- upon the exercise of
stock purchase warrants on Sept. 30, 1946. ' 20,283 Mi shares '
/, /•
St, Louis Brownsville# Mexico Ry.- -Earnings—
1944
1943 •/
V -lo6t'ober~f;. :
V\' '.V,'
1946 ; /:'•
1945 :
Gross from- railway---!
.. $954,616
$lj 137,296 $1,513,760 .$1,365,092
of
year,
as of July 1, 1945, securing /:'■•? correspondingly' changed, .''v//■'>,
following $400,000 series A first mortgage 4% bonds, due July 1,
r
- The amount of banks loans and commercial paper outstanding Oct.
1975; and;$300,000 41/aSv income mortgage- bonds, due July 1, 1995.— /
31, 1946, was approximately $27,370,000, all of which are unsecured.
/"V.:i63,^$291,'.;^/////./^./.:^^
the
sale
!
folio
/ the
.■
39.
». .i/r.tiw
i/f-
AHieHcan Shares, Inc.—$1.41 Dividend—.
directprs/on Dec. 2, cleclared 'a dividend of $1.41 per share on .the
®®jniJon stoekj/par $2.50, payable Dec; 28 to holders of record Dec/14.
S. this amouht, $1.25 -will be paid, from capital profits realized during
the
'.
;• for debentures or in the event less
tures
$298^341
<
The
■
"
'$370,271
Selected
*
^Deficit.—V." 164, p. 2734.
i
if-
The proceeds received from the sale of any of the
50,000
-
•
'. 82^736
■t,
*The amount shown to be -outstanding as adjusted; has beeir. computed on the basis of the election by Investors Syndicate, Minneapolis,
Minn., to whom a subordinated note of $768,750, due Jan. I, 1948, was
issued ori June 14, 1946, to.exchange said note for $750,000 of debentures and on the basis of the sale of an additional $2,250,000 of such
debentures (including $1,200,000 already authenticated and delivered
but unissued).
In the event such subordinated note is not exchanged
.
282,152
358,166
F®!nPfny ]*as ho .present plans to acquire additional loan companies,
v ^R4
^ ts, deemed desirable at some time In the future.
*
p* 13b^tTi sV',
/''V';:"S^v ' -v./,;.:'V::
v':
;T;
30,425 shs.
,
.
The Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; Mass., has been appointed trus-
vv
for
120,000 shs.
stock ($1.50 div.)
;
;
,; ;
Series B cumul. pfd, stock ($1 div.)—
/
Common stock-(par $1
;t2,000,000shs." Common stock purchase warrants-—$95,000
^
313,756
457,576
100,000 shares of common
stock being
offered, for the account of' the coihpany, which ,may, be
/sold, will be used by the company to reduce* outstanding bank loans
and
Commercial'paper and for other general-corporate purposes;
It
Is, of course, to.,be understood, that, in the
eyent all of the series A
..preferred stock ;hr comnion stock being Cffered -for 'the account of the
company is not sold, the proceeds will
be less than as indicated ab6ve.
Outstanding
Series A cumul. pfd.
V;/•///
154,653
/
:
$489,065
•
1943:
4,263,596
Net from. railway-——
■
1944
1945
$892,249
319,991
425,857
)
Acceptance
the
T
10-yehr sinking fund subordinated " ^
(due Aug. 1, 1955)
'~i *$5,960,000
*$5,960,000
^Cumulative preferred stock (no. par)—
400,000 shs.-
.
*
*
offered
agreed that he
follows:
Authorized
Rutland. RR.=^Earnings—
I
from
debentures
/
Industrial
realized
additional
■:/'v.5%
.
t6
pay
»
arid' an
100,000 shares of the common, stock (par $1), are as
///;;;//
.
(no par)
$1,048,428
$1,322,144
-
.in
REpORDS—T^he';estimated1 toefc"' proceeds ' W4 bie
;or series A preferred
.
,;
series
'■*
218,252
1,398,789
.
in Delaware
its
of
'
•
Acceptance Cdrp! Ltd:,
as a selling
stockholder/and, the sum of $2,214,970 to' be, realized by
''Industrial Acceptance jCorp. Ltd. In
conneqtion with ,the sale; of the
stock of Campbell Finance
dOrp. Ltd./plus the cost of the 1 issuance;
registration and sale of the 100,000 shares of common stock.- In the
event all of the 100,000
shares of common, stock being Offered for, the
acpount of Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd. are not purchased by the
underwriters or employees. ' W! A.;
Thompson/ President, has verbally
:
t*ad granted
The Securities and Exchange Commission Nov. 26 announced that it
the request of the company for permission to withdraw
common
Btock, i ($4 par) . from listing, and registration orl the
Chicago Stock Exchange, effective af the close of the trading session
.
.
: OF
being
;i/'■/.' CAPITALIZATION—The funded debt1 and capitalization of the com¬
pany'as adjusted to reflect (1) the .proposed issuance ..and sale .of:
■;./ $2,250,000 of debentures and the exchange of the subordinated note
; for debentures, (2) th issuance and sale of an additional 50,000 shares
Rollins Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Stock Delisted—
:
amount/which is expected to exist
-C 'V
'S->-
$2,200,491
710,795
•
ceeds
-
was
;?
241,365
240,446
1,847,177 / 1,457,921
.409,858
2,959,411+
offered for its account/ after deducting estimated bxpense&; amounting
td1 $'48,355 incurred ih connection with Such sale and/the sale Jof, the
Tt)0,0oo shares being offered for the account^ of Industrial Acceptance
Corp, Ltd;, will be approximately $2,950,000/if "all of said' share$fare
sold.
A portion of the proceeds, estimated at $775,000, will! be died
organized in Delaware, and subsequently transferred its
controlling interest in the latter to the company. These cerimrations
were the two; principal- subsidiaries 'of the company until the1 Western
company was merged with the company on or about JundT-1, 1946.
It is the intention to -liquidate or merge the Eastern company (over
99% owned) also during the latter part of this calendar year.
.
The
company and
its subsidiaries are engaged in the personal
finance business, making small" loans to individual borrowers, and pur¬
chasing retail term sales contracts originating with furniture stores and
dealers in automobiles,-refrigerators and other appliances.
Small loans
are limited to a maximum amount varying from $300 to $1,000 under
the small loan statutes of various Jurisdictions in this country and
.
railway™.
railway—.—..
.
4i'
435,778
'
'
^P^IcXlTON
/ corporation
294,613
from
Net from
...
<
febdy^.by the company frdni the' sale of the ,50,d()6 shares of series
Aj.pteferred stock and the 100,000 shares 'of cdmmoh Stock being
1943. Shortly ^hereafter, it acquired a majority of the votmg
stock of Seaboard Finance>( Co. of .California.
The;Wfest^fff■ ■'company
held a majority of the voting stock of Seaboard Finance Corp., a
1,703,584
182,089
.
BUSINESS—Company
.
—-
^4*115;;
as
.......
'"^1944 »•',./1943
■)
,
i-*Net: income^.—$1,053,918' ^' $438,711
;*« of offices operULi/
^
AND
losses
Net before Interest
Dec. 28,
1
$3,143,544
1,573,673
.
HISTORY
credifc
Interest paid
Tax provisions
28,490,689
-
the like,
and
,
v
•
'
1943
$1,950,016
:// 487,762
,
114,151,340
51,053,772
18,849,003
with the offering ' by, the underwriters, the. company
intends to offer shares of .its common stock:^to ,its employees ^and_ tp
the employees.of its subsidiary and affiliated corporations.; The^initial
offering price to such employees is to be $14.88 pet s^rev7^..
pany reserving the right to vary such initial offering vrice depending
on general market
conditions fpllowing the ^initial public. pffav• ntr- 'i
i'i ♦.
/\/'/ /■;///"/;'/
1944
1945
15,949,751
P&Simultaneously
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
■
7,903,590
income—.-
.
fbr
share.
:
registration statement (No. 6472) filed with the SEC May 4
covering 400,000 shares of common stock (no par) has been with¬
drawn.—V. i64j p. 1125.
;//■//://////":/,i
////;;
Frov,
(less recoveries)
Other expenses
^egatei pf
The
railway
oper.
/1945'
>
$62,916,553 $33,920,678 $27,414,654 $21,694,468
5,569,760
3,410,686
2,746,795
2,509,296
—
.
2,440,641
1,867,205
,
~
odtober—
4,228,222,.4,871,417
.
well as to its owit employ ees.Theoffering
to all persons to whdm the series . A preferred stock is .offered will
be on the same basis,- The initial public offering price will be $31 per
share, plus accrued dividends from Nov
10, 1946, an
.$1,550,000 (exclusive of accrued dividends) if all of the 50,000 shares
are
sold.
The company, however/reserves the right.-"to; vary. the
offering price depending °h gereral market conditions following the
initial public offering;
There Will be, no underwriting discounts ^or
commissions, so that all of the. proceeds will be received py ftne( coni-
Nov.
Net from railway™.-..
Net ry. oper, income.,-.
rv.
tutions
Reynolds Pen Co.—Registration Statement Withdrawn
Gross from
$11,240,211
Stock ,Offered-r;Vaii
Alstyne. Noel & Co.; Johnston^Lemon &;Co ^and Qrowr
eU, Weedon & Co. on- Dec; 2 offered f200;000i shares* of
common stock (par $1) at $16 Per sha^e. J3f'the stock
offered 100,000 shares are being sold on behalf of the
company and 100,000 shares oh behalf'of Industrial ^Ac¬
ceptance Corp., Ltd. (Canada).:
!
•
/
'•
OFFERING OF PREFERRED STOCK—Company Intends to offer series
A preferred stock to certain individuals, insurance companies, insti¬
13 issued an order permitting Lehigh Ic^ Co. and
Susquehanna Ice Co. to'dispose of their properties.
Lehigh proposed
to sell all of its physical assets to William C. DeRemuf'and Irvin F.
JDeRemur of Mauch Chunk, Pa., for $3,000, except an unimproved lot
in the village - of Upper MdUch
Chunk, Pa,," which it proposed to sell
to Mauch, Chunk Heat, Power & Electric Light
Co., a subsidiary of
Republic, for the sum of $500. ./ Susquehanna proposed to sell all of
its physical assets to Harry s. Batschelet and Thomas H. Roberts of
JEtenoyo, Pa.; for $5,00(ii !'Lehigh and Susquehanna now propose to dis¬
solve and to make a capital distribution of their assets to Republic.
The net cash proceeds to be received
by Republic are to become part
of its free funds.—V. 164, p. 959. .:
;/ ,'///,/ /.
;{/
Volume of loans
Gross Income
Seaboard finance Co.—Common,
the, business.—V. 164, p. 2589,
/V Rexall Drug Co.—New Name—
Bee United Rexall, Drug Co. below.
■> >:'//■", //://>;
1946'
1943
—V. 164, p. 2734.
Republic Service Corp.—Subsidiaries to Dissolve-^
,
..
92,863,218 110,361*461 117,976,596
16,187,623 34,562,507
44,797,737 <
from railway—-
Net from railway---
.
on
(
1944
l—
vately—It/was announced Nov. 27 that the company has
.obtained a $1,250,000 4% 15-year mortgage loan from
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
The loan
will be Used'to refund short term debt and to provide
The SEC
1,535,415
income--,-
Republic Drill & Tool Co., Chicago—-Loan Placed Pri^;
•
»,
.2,970,857
463,966
oper.
Prom
aircraft
prders totaling
more
than $25,000,000,
principally for. Jet fighter
planes, which will be produced in the plant at Parmlngdale, L. I.. The
new, order was announced Dec. 4 by the Air Material Command of the
Army, Air Forces and by.Alfred Marches President of Republic./ Part
of the funds will be used
in, acquiring, new; tools. jThe program in¬
cludes also the purchase of government-owned equipment at the plant
»t Farmingdale at a cost .which
may reach $2,^0,000.—V. 164, p. 1914,
ir
.,..,.1945
,
railway1,32Q,250
Net ry.
The additional funds will .be needed because of new
military
Hor expansibjxpf
'1946
*
<■/
Vallway^—t-,, $8,966,041 $10,217,454
Gross.from
'
...
CONSOLIDATED. INCpME STATEMENT,, YEARS ENDED SBF?. .30,
..
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings-r-,
loan of '♦several millions of dollars" but'less'than
$10,000,000, it; was
•
,
'■'
!
any
time
and
•
•
Southern Railway—Equipment Issue
••
y '•
•
Sold
—
•>,
rV
Blair &
Co., Inc.', was awarded $7,600,000'equipment trust certifi¬
cates Deci. $ pn a "bid of 99.04 for a 1%%. coupon. There
will be
no
public reoffering of the issue.
The certifier
)cates, mature
serially in 20 equal' semi-annual' instal¬
15, 1947, to Dec. 15, 1956.
The
ments from June
shares,
■Two other-bids were received at the sale.
They were: Halsey, Stuart
A; Co., Inc., '99.1855 for a
l7/e% coupon and Salomon Bros. &
2% coupon.
a
gtailway.'s purchase -of
49,500,000.-
new
;
' ;
•
October—
1946
..
'
TO DATE
...1945-
'.".//
\
1944
.
"by-transferable 'subscription
,
.
period within
V
the
•Gross'Irom^raUway.i,. 177,576,125 212,018,062 218,876,284 203,25^265
«et
from
railway
l-r
tJet ry, oper. -incomes.
—V. 164, p.:2835.
34,105,093
'-78,042,968-
14,645,^37
87,509,270
r-
■
'30,161,400
the
of
.-and
over-all
1
been
that
used
$52,800,000
to
'./
•
pending.—V.
164, p. 2735.
i
,results
1943
$105,888
$163,057
for
the
*12,331
.//' 17,149
;>/:v 31,670
15,843
16,954
16,416
1,312,505
1,763,897
1,725,226
1,672,841
304,240
596,775
529,373
728,293
income—"
146,528
♦Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2326
213,787
196,879
249,720
7■
from
railway—'$160,139
TNet from railway-—55,037
Net ry. oper, income...
' 39,029
.
From
Gross
1—
Jan.
from
:
railway
,
the
•
from
Net ry.
railway.-—-
V'f
-•
oper.
business.•
•
railway
"912,967
303,054
from
railway-.
Net from railwayNet
'
-
ry.
directors
The
share
*717,240 'Jy
348,6%;
:
Nov.
on
5,997,081
6,855,940
9,431,409
21
2,808,735
declared
stock,
3,348,249
dividend
payable Dec. 20
to
.
The
for
4iiare.
Proceeds
•erection
j
shares
of
factory
*mderwritten.
20
($10.
will
4,771,231
of
40
holders ,of
cents
filed
par)
be
building
to
purchase
and
-
of
State Street, Investment
Offering
real
organization
¥
;
•
estate
of
for
business.
Issue
tire
ratio
of
share
one
for-each
net asset value,—V.
164.
seven
±
,
of
shares
p.-2193,
record
held.
October—
Gross
.
.
-
from
railway.—; $326,222 .
railway--'..-- ;
54,289'
pf
;
estimated Inc. & exc. profs,
at
beginning
taxes^—
of
.
St.
--'.li'i';.
-
>>
-
i.;
Todd's
famed
Toronto
and
and
Its
outlets
other
in
principal
on
Spilt—Def
oh Nov. 26 adopted a resolution (splitting the common
two-for-one basis which would increase the number* of
a
outstanding .from
holders
shares
300,000
shares.
600,000
to
will
.
dividend
--
'31,
of
1946.
cents
50
'Previous
share
per
the
on
stock,
present
declared for
dividend
30, 1946, was 25 cents per sltare.
.
the
payable'Dec.
ended
quarter
-
,
the
,
of
first
tA
new-
four
_
\
151^28.833,599
_j'u
10,909,430
/
*$26,006,000
J$1.4G
t$3.22
,
r
figure.lAfter deduction, of Federal taxes in the
approximately 50% of total earnings, due to the fact that
months a! the fiscal year* were at the aid tax rate.
high.—V. 164, p. 2450.' '
•
; > ;
amount
'
4,850,000
———
share—^
.
1945
'•Approximate-
:
304,030
.4,927,421
'
,
1946
Net earnings per common
Sept.
,
RESULTS FOR 12 MONTHS ENDED AUG. 31
'3,250,000
1,862,847"
795,107
"
Stock¬
vote on this/proposal at the antiual meeting to be held
rI-Jan. 23" 1947.
'''
1*/'- '• f ' '*' ' '' h/
*
'* •
/
The directors also declared for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1946, a
/|6,67M53
'
;
■
Paul.
-shares
8,208
,
%
,
Canadian
f -The directors
1,
,
-
-"
Protod-L
Clares Larger Dividend—
2,805,584
:
—
reserves 1946
of
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc.—Plans Stock
'ii.7^
.
21,587,589
1— .76,90.4,570
-4—i
inventory price decline
———
production
kA'C
....
Appraisal pf fxd. assets
the
on
payroll systems.•-
the
production
program
of
the Montreal plant,
Todd's Canadian subsidiary distributor, The Todd Sales Co., Ltd., is
now
expanding the services available at its operating facilities in
11,193,589 "11,965,201
65,710,981
64,430,875
period...
first
its
.
.
.
■
f
on
■■■
244,126
.3,245
7,277,186
income
surplus
■!■'
J,A"P*',T
-*;%
{
'V'"1'
1
/
.
P.V-J' v" 'T
',\
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc.-—To Incr. Stock;
.
.
-
-t
.:
\
.1
5
(Figures in"Argentine Pesos)
ASSETS—Cash
in
banks
and
pointed
'
"
15
marketable
,
:V 1943
deferred
charges, ,3,071,124;
total,. 357,412,620.
no
se»
counts
price
.
985,929
of
the
1,000,000
shares
;
plan for the sale
deemed
was
The
shares
the
The
the
to
said:
place the corporation in
"It
from
now
au¬
position to obtain
a
;appear appropriate.
expected that additional funds
is
also
statement
proxy
war
stock
common
when- conditions
statement
'B obtained through the issue and sale of
£ issue and sale of securities convertible
^
of
aiready outstanding and that although
additional shares had been formulated it
were
of
advisable
//additional funds
•
>
that
out
thorized
'
hand,. 23,655,979;
on
curities, 11,643,093; accounts receivable (after reserve for doubtful ac¬
of 1,813,761)/39,524,746;
inventories, 183,069,350;\investments
in subsidiary companies not
consolidated, at cost-(equity -in .current
net
assets
at
6/30/46—1,725,000), 2,414,397; >other investment
(at
-cost
less reserve
of 4,294,289),
100,843; land, buildings/machinery
and equipment (after reserve for
depreciation of 73,244,930), 93,933,088;
.
from
■'
•
$307,340
'
*7,429
$397,546
101,623
49,962
45,658
•*8,742
into
stock
common
-
*>
will be
through the
stock." ,f
or
outlined TWA's
transcontinental
a
common
growth during and spice
operating within the United!
carrier
$392,096
•
201,306
.
.
,
.
.
.
'
•
.
-
"
1
;
Co. and the Prudential
Insurance Co. of America'
000,000
:
•
•
20-year
.3%%; debentures.
loans in the amount of
$10,500,000,
added to general
working
$15',-
will
be
.a
•
-
dismissal
S;rr,
of
the
application by company
»nicoramo11 shares from listing
.
.
tion,
Previously the Commission
to a'atification by- two-thirds
subject
-preferred
and
the
shareholders
common
^action: follows
to submit
to
and
notification that the-
a
matter
to
a
withdraw
.v
•
.
had
of
second
the
on
granted
the
pre-
Boston
-company had $1,000,000
,
A. .total. of 2,622
such
tended
tenders
company -has
applica¬
determined
vote, of fts shareholders,-
by holders
available
shares
were
of
extent of 807*, of
Jlf. 164, p. 2735.
came
for this
from
over
such
100, shares
offerings,
each
or
of J100
total
of
and
total
a
York
New
directors
"the
on
last,
Power
stock,
26.
Corp.
above.—V.
declared
no
dividend
a
,
8,
June
8,
.
30
Dec.
6
holders
to
:
or
5,040 shares
were
were
accepted to the
4,034 shares.
See
of
r
original sale, it was stated, was $30,in December, 1945, the other $10,000,000 having
been added since June 1946.—V, 104, p. 1253.
of
,
I/ Twin
/:
Net
from
Net ry.
From
railway
$346,077
railway
Jan.
Net
from
1—-'
Enters Marine Markets—
Net
ry.
/
i\" /
i
railway.
3,258,193
.
279,672
operv income—/ *155,106
•Deficit.—V, 164, p. 2327.
642,750
,
^
..
255,406
-
<•
■;
•
r
•'
4,010,968
.1,057,387
1,318,513
412,435
698,346
,-
-
wy the
Bates
on
,
deliveries
Oct.
31
issued
a
certificate permitting
abandonment
extending from a point at or near
approximately 57 miles, in Grant and Baker
company of a line of railroad
to-South
Counties,
—V. 154,
Ore.
p.
Baker,
The
estimated
salvage
value
1152.
of
the
line
•
is
;
$55 200
'
•
The
directors
share
per
and
the. capital
An
extra
of
25
Nov.
on
the
stock,
,21
declared
an
extra
dividend
of
-
50
;
Motor
was
paid
amounted
on
June
15
and
to $3 per share/as
Sept.
-16,
last.
capital.
Swht International Co., Ltd.
-
National,
Stock
S.A.C.)
—
Argentine
(Compania Swift InterGovernment
for Next
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
Increase—Offering Planned
Net
//
1946
railway
$188,124
railway
oper.
38,365
income—
Jan.
railway—
from railway—^
oper.
5,321
2,049,530
-
January—
20
holders
to
were
Two
Fageol Marine Engines,
-•"
•:
c
■•■.•'/:/■;,.■■■•
v, *.
#
f-
t
thfe
i
of
record
'
>*
following
Dec.
10:
follows:
Mar. 29
1944
1943
$181,068
$139,826
On
Union
Bond Fund
A
7,626
39.360
On
Union
Bond Fund
B
*32,033
•
18,672
On
Union
Bond
Fund
C
June 20
Sept. 20
$0.23
Payment date— 1:,
p.
1,861,370
575,204
629,930
325,116
1,992,418
>
On
1.687,025
$0.20
$0.20
.19
.22
.17
i
'
793,214
Fund
754,692
428,812
470,179
2327.
Total
t
Textileather Corp.—Merger Plan AbandonedSee Pantasote Co. above.—V.
164, p. 1638.
payments
Fund
Union
1.00
.07,
1.75
.28
.12
•
-:.29
.06
—
made
Union Bond Fund A;
on
.08
.25
Sept. 25
1.75
Common Stk.
Union
Bond
Approves
9
quarterly dividends, pay¬
19
cents per share on
Unipn Bond Fund A; 18 cents an Union Bond Fund B; 6 cents er»
Union Bond Fund C; 25 cents on Union Preferred Fund, and 10 cents
on
Union Common Stock Fund. ", Previous payments this year were
as
1945
$190,921
71,731
41,591
229,069
income
164,
and
in
225,' will be introduced at the., January
York.—V. 164, p." 2736."
v-/
PM
New
On Union Pfd. Stk. Fund
from
ry.
in
-v.
Dec.
able
1—
♦Deficit.—V.
than
engines, he said.
and
The; directors have 'declared
Total
against $2.50 in 1945.
Ry.—Earnings-
October—
from
marine
200
Show
'?•.
-
Net
fewer
were
.
Texas Mexican
from
?
.
.
Union Trusteed Funds, Inc.—Distributions—/.//
/
164, p. 2327.
Gross
of
FM
Boating
cents
usual quarterly dividend of 50 cents
per share on
both payable Dec. .16 to holders of record Nov. 29.
cents
dividends in 1946
—V.
Sunshine Park Racing Association
Inc.
(Florida)—
Stock Offered—John K. Walters &
Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del. and John H. Valentine Co., New
York, on Dec.
€ offered
60,000 shares 250 non-cumulative preferred
stock ($4.80 par) and
120,000 common shares (par 100)
.in.units of one share of preferred and two
shares of
common at
$5 per unit.. Proceeds will be used for im¬
provements and working
designated
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Extra Distribution—^ M
....
»
Buffalo, N-. Y., .Plants, 52 .were ,34-passenger models
dual engine coaches.
'"October
manufacture
ICC
*
'
September," says Mr. Arnot,
"because our plant was shut down a considerable length of time dhe
to delayed delivery of certain parts from suppliers,"
In September
tl)e company delivered 88 urban', coaches,
— /
' -:,
Entrance of Fageol Products Co., Kent, Ohio, a .wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary into marine markets was announced by L. J. Fageol, Presi¬
dent.
A marine division has
been established
to handle
sales and
f
"
"
>
4,139,572
'
44-passenger
36,366
I
3,004,427
and
99,470
•
,
^,492
~
.
'.
$382,456
81,354
Lower—Unit
Deliveries
V,
During October the company delivered a total of 61 urban coaches,
was announced by
H. C. Arnot,. Vice-President in charge of fiale&
Of the total, representing combined
shipments of the Kent; Ohio,
it
1944
;
p8,968
•
;
$393,362
69,582
,
,
*
-
$335,565
,
24,502 ,;,
•24,093
oper. income—»
Grpss from railway—
..
Sumpter Yalley Ry.—Abandonment—.
The
Co.—October
Coach
.
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings-—
3
October—' ■ '
1946 :
1
1945'
•
less
bentures.--The
1000,000
-
.
shares
'
Dec.
■
co$-
|y poration has sold to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States a total of $40,000,000 of de-
'
not
-
"nection with the meeting called for Dec. 23, the
v
share
per
>z;§
.
Sells $10,000,000 Additional Debentures -^- According
to the proxy, statement issued to the stockholders in con-
April 11 and Oct. 11,
7, 1945.—V.- 164,
on
Sept. 4 and
...U;/,.
cents
bq.-entitled; to,Yote; at toe meeting*
:
t
,
V-^
152, p. 2085.
of
value, -payable
par
A like amount was disbursed
March
on
1127.
p.
Nov. 22
on
capital
and
Gross from
transaction.
A
t
,
.
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co.—30-Cent Dividend
record Nov.
.
'.
holders
accepted in full.
;
1
Properties, Inc,-~Consolidation /Approved-^
Eastern
The
company's second
terms. The present
company has accepted tenders from holders of
6,656 shares of
<ts- preferred stock for purchase of
such shares at
$150 a share
The
And
See
'
;
'
the
other
Tenders for Preferred
Accepted—
,
v System
►
i
•
'
.
»
The
.
30,
;
its
and registration
«tock Exchange.
.
value of the Argentine peso in U. S.
currency.' at Juhe
1946 was approximately 25 cents.—V. 163, pp. 1910 and 469.
«v.-
NOTE—The
,
h-,-:.y-r'/• i-r.^'-^rr,"-i-.v?"x
'
■
The balance will be
the; corporation.
funds /. of
Suburban Electric Securities
Co.—Stocks Not Delisted
''' Exchange Commission Now 25 announced the
t
<
Proceeds
applied in part to repayment of
outstanding serial bank
—V. 164, p. 2735.
:V-
*
:
•?;./
plant, which now becomes
outside the United States,
/ cities. Plans for this expansion were made some time ago but were
delayed by war-time conditions.
•
*
f
•'
%
In addition to the headquarters
plant at Rochester and the new
plant in Montreal, Todd also operates plants at Birmingham, Boston,
Brooklyn,
Chicago,
Cincinnati,
Dallas,
Denver,
Philadelphia,
and
1946
»
.
and
Press
Complementing
8,546,261
.
1,360,161
'
plant
concentrated
Montreal
137,443
—
branch
tenth
being
stock
—
,
.
,
sales organization,
Bankers
former
the
Greenbac checks and
the
1945
20,078,307
•
,
.
27,451,985
;
securities-.^—
trans,
on
'
share was made on. i*
LIABILITIES—Bank loans, 51,726,338; accounts
/ States to an international carrier extended to Ireland, France, Switzerpayable, 36,099,309;
dividends payable, 115,240; provision for estimated income and
land, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Greece, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and North
excess
African countries. The company had also been certified to operate to
profits tax, 13,407,692;; accrued pension fund payments, 1,854,022;. ac¬
145,567
From Jan. 1—
crued commissions and claims, 6,595,508;
Palestine, Transjordan, Iraq, India, Burma, Indo China and China.accrued bonuses, wage ad¬
? '
'
In commenting on
Gross .from xailway_i--:2,934.041
justments, etc., 3,282,464; accrued interest, 639,935;- accrued 'taxesrthe. forthcoming meeting of stockholders, Mr*
4,472,197
4,474,660-3,538,548
Net from railway
miscellaneous, .2,430,287; ..'other accruals, 3,750,480; deferred credits-'*
Frye said:
'
267,883
1,599,312
1,891,979
1,648,380
"The proposed step is a part of our long range program and
// (provision for idle season expenses), 5,509,509;'minority interest in;a
Net ry. oper. income... V" - *300,844
is,on»
719,676
968,217 .1,053,725
which we have contemplated for some time. The expansion of oqr
subsidiary company, 61,669;,. jeserves for inventory, price decline, .10,•Deficit.—V. 164, p, 2326.
635,951;
operations since the war has entailed the acquisition of a large amount
exchange reserves, 117,573,971; ' reserves for restoration of
of additional equipment and the training of flight and other personnel.
plant, 1,749,007; general reserves, 10,811,825; capital stock (outstanding
'
•
Studeba-ker Corp.—Sells
Hand in hand with this has been the establishment of extensive ground!
1,500,000 shares of 15 Argentine gold pesos each), 51,136,364;- capital
$15,000,000 Debentures Pri¬
facilities necessary to setting up
/surplus, 53,397,392;- earned' surplus • (appropriated ito legal, reserves),
vately—The corporation, through Lehman
an organization-abroad.-This has
Brothers, has
r required: and will require substantial funds.!'
14,809,836; earned surplus
..."
J<-.
'
11 *
(unappropriated), 71,825,821; total, 357,placed privately with the
Metropolitan Life Insurance • 412,620. , •« t> r
'"y. Only stockholders of record at the close of business on Nov. 22 will
■
•
-/•
•
Net
Net ry. oper. income
.
1"
cents per
25
Jack Ffye, President, on Dec. 2 announced that action to. increase the
.Earned.surplus at end of period——^——— 71,825,821; 65,710,981
/.authorized shares of common .stock from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 shares
•Earnings, per sare (in U, S. dollars)—
J • $i.?6
;
• $1.96 '
would be sought at a meeting of stockholders called for Dec. 23, 1946.
A
proxy statement, explaining the purposes of the proposed increase,
j,, CONSOI^DATED BALANCE SHEET AT JUNE 30, 1946
,
•
-
.
Dec.
'Todd's
19,731,991:: 18,905,724
346,316
2,681,865
dividends. pai,d on capital stock
the
on
indica¬
,
Cash
the
Offering
;
are
1
'
Legal
.,
with
offer
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ry
•Earnings—
'
1946
.1945 S
1944
'
»,■■
its Canadian
of
Facilities
!
Corp.—Registers with SEC—
stockholders
In
-
of
.
the revision of
-v
.
:—
Total
not
~a
L
are
/are
24,453,899
"4,721,908
leasehold props,
j.'t'M*--. -W-*.-•
■
Depreciation restored
price, $10 a
factory site,
company on Nov. 22 filed
a
registration statement
for 191,905 shares
(no par) common.
Company will
whares for subscription to common
will be at
of
m
;pa*
or
distribution
cash
on/ the ,$5;
about Dec. 27. 1946 to -holders/.)
Scrip certificates will be issued in lieu of frac- ;>
1946?i
10,
pivide^d-~*?,j//■; ^jJ
5 ^/stock dividend
a
on
Having purchased the jplant -and "•equipmerit''of ;,the Bankers Press
of Montreal, - Canada,
The Todd Co., manufacturers" of fraudchecks, Protectographs and payroll systems, on Nov. 25
/announced the establishment of a new branch plant in Montreal and
1946, remained
larger than at
on
Doubtful:accounts
Contingencies
:
•
The
,
exchange
stock,. payable
preventing
-6 Mos. End,* Cal. Year
—,—-
have^declared
directors
common
•Co.
' While
characteristics
•Prov. created in former years not now
required:"
notification with the SEC
stock.-
.common
used
•*•••-
letter
a
of
v
m
.
30,
date
——.—
adjust-
Earned
record
Co., Inc., Magee, Miss.—
*>EC
r
'•'••'K'v;."'.1..
Reserve for
Nov.
company on
25,000
adjust,
10,640,436
.
p$r
1946
forecast,
i
.
to Argentine currency
of the net current assets ;of
foreign subs,.^.to v
company
Furniture
r
of
June30,'46
after
12,437,850
2327.
p.
(The) Todd Co., Rochester, N. Y.~Acquisition—
capital
full year.
be
June
•
*
12,098,431
55,797,324
21,400,223
stock on Sept. 20, last;,
,4 ;.
' ;
"
v':
'
/
the .split-up in-June, 1946, of the $10 par common shares
the basis of two new shares of $5 par for each $10 per share held,
^;'
v
$1.96
were
-
the
seasonal
',
'
,
Interest
.Exch.
has not adopted a regular
-dividend policy, and further dividends will
depend on earnings.
This
company was organized in March, 1946.—V. 164, p. 733.
V/ }
Stanley (C. V.)
Files with SEC—
the
to
ap
have
expected
is
first half
now
company at
loans at that
due
year
Total Income !——
on revaluation of
Net
initial
an
1945,
the'
the
109,664,698
49,272,024
"the -company .on March 20 and June .20 paid -dividends of 50 cents >
'each. Distributions of 50 cents each were also ,pia$le ;Jn e^cft quarter
'-during 1945.—V. 164, p. 734.
/_. -;■■ ■■■ :;v
; ..'1;///v.1
'
/ "V
30, 1946, both of the latter have been
substantially
normally .occurs at this time of year, said Mr. Hanson.
-j
.Minority Interest
that the
of
"Net loss
19,730,570
2,340,301
It is announced
31,
cannot
year
u '••"•'•.
111,660,436
38,614,390
Prior to
.
,on
paper;'
States -currency,
United
425,600
21,571,568
the-common
on
10.
the
depreci & amort,
Standard Milling Co.—Initial Dividend of 40 Cents—
Dec.
the
opers.
'■
•Deficit.—V. 164, p. 2326.
•!>er
of
transactions
.
for
Prov. for
>"
Dec.
1,121,969
■
84,989,805 101,921,080
v
'the present
/
11,193,589 Argentine
The earnings for
of
position
-Other income
1,005,378
22,109,448
1,057,459 '
from
1943
555,499
15,684,186
income—
oper.
half
it
presently-outstanding
$2,31.6,578, $2,162,482 ■tt$ Net; Income from operations——
". '
From Jan. 1—
Gross
last
arrangements
At Nov.
as
current
.
Prov.
::>;19'44.^i;^
1945
$1,448,309
398,584
railway-i—
4Net. ry, oper. income
ended
year
1,133,621
>
16,742,636
tional shares. A
''
i
-
changes provide
indicative of the results for
i,
Earnings—i,;;
$1,724,199
—
Nek from
on
.5,087,111
_T^
"of record Dec.
.
Inc.
//''■ 1946
October-
Gross .from
A.-/-. ';.'
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT 6 MOS. ENDED
JUNE 30,
(Figures in Argentine Pesos)
;•
:
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.
The
loaps
with Brazil and
Uruguay.
were
they will.be satisfac tory, he added,
beginning
.reduced
that, price
1946
per-share
.
-
3Net
of
strong;,inventories .and bank
$151,174
Gross
.
: ;
New" Zealand'and
and
be negotiated
$1.86
considered
The financial
1944
•
existing bank
7-VaComparable
approximately $2,790,000
to
to
amounts
to be
not
'
•1945
least
Australia
the first half
equivalent
tions are that
1946
at
of
with
,
,.4,720,826
income--/
ry. oper.
"value"
that
understood
Earnings for the
share, Mr. Hanson stated.
V
Spokane International RR.- -Earnings—
October—
■
is
1943
-
$11,261,856 $11,168,82^
Timken-Dciroit Axle Co.-^~5% Stock
;i
.
arrangement, dates
Tt
1—.'v
railway—:
'v-//;:-;:"/"''- VT;
1944
,
.
-
allied
stock.
"
still said to be
increase
completed
pesos,
which
;
A total of 700,000 new telephone connections have been made
by
Southwestern Bell since the end of the war and 240,000 applications
aire
in
announced
i,. 1946.::
Earnings for
-
pay for recent expansion costs.
It
already been spent this year for
has
'
business
1945
$9,288,986
$8,832,170
raUway
V. .164,
the
,-that similar contracts -will
,
stated
Net
a)
-from. Oct.
■Co., 270,000 shares of $100 par common stock, increasing to 2,100,000
Shares toe outstanding common stock.
•
The-.proceeds would be
warrants;" -The
-
Jan.
from
Net from
the British
Ministry of Food Jbqs
new four-year arrangement with' the Argentine Govern¬
ment for the purchase of the
greater part of Argentina's-exportable
surplus of refrigerated and canned meats. ■ This
'
The company has applied to the Missouri Public Service Commission
Aor permission to issue to the
parent,, American Telephone & Telegraph
.
Mr. Hanson nlso
.}
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Plans to Issue Ad¬
ditional Stock to Pay for Expansion—
'
additions.
Gross
subscription
any
which
on
lines," .to reduce
to provide additional working capital.-: v
completed
is
From
•
subscription price, the
privilege must-be exercised and
privilege may be granted have not yet
The1-proceeds are to he used, for further diver-sifi-:
which
basis
determined.
'cation
«aWWjt
..
share
.been
■
95,386,847
27,362,298
24,400,376
-
>
of the' newly author¬
shares for subscription and purchase
by-shareholders some timfe'
January, 1947.' The subscription privilege, if any,-will be evidenced
.
■■■■
RR.—Earnings—
1946
v
railway
railway
J 1,916,650'
2,650,307
Net ry, oper. Income-.^ ' "1,720,969
; ' 1,343,573
ized
in
from
Net'from
The company, plans, to offer a substantial, part
r
'
-A.■
Gross
"■
_
1943 V
& New Orleans
Octpber—j
.
J.
from, railway,.,. $18,943,322 $19,919,647 $22,120,064 $20,602,il3
Het from railway—.8,997,483
7,004,098
8,573,662
; 8,705,281
Het ry. oper, income—
1,788,433
2,603,828
J2,643,922
2,828,292
■■■
value, with a limitation to the effect that the increase
authorized may not. be used to acquire an interest in •
any other
par.
"•---Texas
packing concern located in' the Argentine Republic, whether
by
acquisition of assets or shares, Joseph O. Hanson,
President;- -an¬
30." On April 1, last, the stockholders had
approved
the increase in capital.
V
.
.
Gross
.-.Prom Jan;
- Government;
by * decree,' oh Nov.
6 .appVoved' an
authorized capital of the corporation from
1,500,000
Argentine gold pesos per share, to 3,000;000 shares of
nounced on^Nov.
.
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR
the
15
meat
equipment-estimated to cost approximately
,.
- •;
■ .«£
.
^
in
par
same
so
The certificates will- furnish part of Southern
■
:
the
Hutzler,
.
4)9.799 lor
Argentine
increase
C;
$1.32
in
1945
follows:
as
1.00
.04
.09
were
$1.79
per
share ba
$1.80 on Union Bond Fund B: 85 cents on Unioa
on
Union
Preferred
Common Stock Fund.—V.
(Continued
164,
p.
on page
Stock Fund,
2451.-
3003)
and
58
cents
-
,
Volume
Number
164
4549
THE COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2965
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
:
,
YEARLY RANGE OFjSALE PRICES
EVERY LISTED ISSUE
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Nov. 30
"'!•>■
Monday
>>
$ per share
•
'77
76%
115
9'/a
•100
>;
105
•>>•/ 5%
*26%
1 *92
41%'
41%
*98%
•18%
2i:>:
>
30%
'
30
31%
30%
32%;
*99%
32%
30%
31
7%>
100
♦48
52
7%
*48
'
70
70
67%
♦40%
41
m
» AO
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14
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10
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20
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40
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100
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103
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26
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41%
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108
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28
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109%
Nov
Jan
47
Jan
35% Nov
3
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5
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111
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Oct
29% Nov
27% Deo
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9%
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9
11% Mar 12
100
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preferred
18%
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2
32% Dec
42
149
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9
10
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156% Dec
3%
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of
American
1%
1,
new
non-cum preferred
Internat Corp
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,
129% May 15
44% Apr 15
10
5% Oct
Oct
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127
Nov
15
14 % Jan
11
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129
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10
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110
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183%
1
Oct
200
16
10
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Oct
10% Aug
89% Feb
Feb
100
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Mar
128
1
106% Jan
Jan
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150
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American
Deo
17% Feb
9
No par
Home Products
American Ice
100
Jun
23%
72% May 28
No par
10
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1,600
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10
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11%
71
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108
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10
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122
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25
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28
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113
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17
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78
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78
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29,300
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107
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160
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25,000
200
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45%
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300
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-
390
1,100
Viscose
&
100
1,100
Anderson,
Anderson-Prichard
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Corp
Clayton
Copper
&
Co
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Mining
4%
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37%
1,300
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P
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Sep 24 '
47% Jan
8
159% Nov 21
.
25
73
Co
Jun
200 %
3
7
100% May 17
174 > July 9
78
May 28
18
48% Oct
,
10
i1 Jun 24
121
28% Jun
5
102 y2 Sep
30
110% Feb
9
29 % Jan
3
70% Jun
5
;
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Inc
Corp
>•9,
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164
Dec
Aug
43%
29
Dec
22% Jan'
31
Dec
41
Aug
60
Dec
Jan
151
Dec
17%
157
Jan
Jan;
Dec
58% Nov
65
Jan ;
Jan
196% Nov
> 80
65% Jan
145% Jan
43% Mar
116%
Jan
99% Jan
9
Jan
100% Mar
Dec
Oct
Deo
69%
Sep
8%
91 %
161%
Dec
121% Mar
.
26%
112
31%
140
Dec
Nov
Deo
60%
Jan
81
Jun
29%
Jan
40
Nov
9
30
19
10
9
-
Deo
8
4
Oct
3
Sep
68%
50% Nov
6
60% Jan 14
62% May 28
xll4% Mar 21
Sep
Dec
41
44% Nov
121
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64
38
Sep
108% Oct
Aug1
5
25
35
32
6
29
7
Dec
Oct
Nov
105% Nov
x90
1
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90
May
51% Feb
43% Jan
7
x64% July 11
10
15% Oct
10
20
13% Sep
4
27%May 27
24% Feb
8
-5
4% Nov 21
26% Mar 22
No par
30% Deo
Jan
182 % Jun
Sep 24
No par
12.50
19% Dec
154
Mar
2,9„ Nov 30
116% Sep 11
' 13% Oct 30
No par
Jan
Jan
40% Jan
164% Jan
41% Apr
153
Feb
27% Jant
29%
99% May 21
Sep
Deo
13% Nov
104% Deo
35% Dee
Jan
17% Jan;
128%
'
10
Oct
76% Oct
150
V
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75
Apr 10
158
1% Oct 31
No par
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
67% Apr 18
138
No par
4,300
4%
10
-.
Glass
15%
37
38 Va Oct
100
4
May 10
38% July 11
58 % Feb
6
No par
preferred
Andes
Apr 25
50 y8 Feb
50
50%
100
172
8
6
No par
Elec
Copper Mining
15%
17
Jan
50% Feb
43
Corp
&
50%
*15
5
Apr 20
5
Anaconda
Wire
Apr
5
73% Jan 29
4
-4-100
Wks
Hock
52
191
7
160
_--l00
Conv prior preference
$4
Oct
Sep
r„; .a
preferred
Anaconda
Sep 24
10 "
19.
34% Dec
'—n.25
1st
Anchor
Aug 29
33% Feb
6
% Dec
& Teleg Co
19%
20
24
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
$5 prior conv preferred
_—
26
41
39% Nov
143% May
,
No par
preferred
American Woolen
Preferred
>
176
25
;
Tobacco
Tobacco
Water
$6
8,100
8%
Am
14
27% Nov 22
Refining
> Common class B
6% preferred
5%
16%
16
Feb
v
8
42% Aug 21
108% July 12
45% Sep
2*1
American
23
186'
14% NOV 22
Sep
Feb
>2%
•0%
54%
11%
6
22% Jun
.No par
Rights
American
123% Aug
_No par
Co„
Sugar
Sumatra
133% Aug 13
3
33
__No par
Preferred
Am
120»/8n
106
53
8%
270
3,700
Foundries
2
88% Jan
165
100
Stores
1,000
Steel
9
19
25
non-cum preferred--
American
American
53
•108%
No par
Snuff
24% Jan
130% Jan
19
95 % Feb
/
100
American
52
50
&
3
July 15
17% July 1
60 • Apr 10
12% Nov 22
100
Co
Smelting
11% Mar
163
Xl73% NOV 15 i
27% Jan
3
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Ship Building
3
,
24
43% Jun
24
Highest
$ per share
■
Mar
25% Jun
97% Jan
/
io
j
21
106% Jun
22
34% Sep 23
ioo
Preferred
900
,
Oct
$ per share
10 y8 Sep
^No par
JVo par
Amer
•>;
•
Jan
11
No par
>
f per share
23% Oct 10
140
No par
San'y.
Amer
6%
Nov
Year 1945
Lowest
45% Mar 21
30
12% NOV 20
_No par
com
American Seating Co
Amer
98
l
Mill
4V2% conv preferred
American Safety Razor
10
>
No par
No par
Preferred
6,900
„■ u
;• >
39%'
45
100
American Rolling
American
21% Oct
No par
Co
Stand
,1,900
39%
50
&
I per share
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preferred
Rad
Range Since January 1
Lowest
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preferred
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Range for Previous
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par'
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41
67
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v
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26
49
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American News Co
Amer Power & Light
670
34%
40
8%
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25%
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40%
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600
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30%
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6% preferred
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,
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.
$ per share
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A::. 27
Tuesday
Dec. 2
Mar
38% Jan
lT%
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Deo
67%
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Jan
45
Deo
July
38% July
113
Deo
24%
109
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5
12% Aug
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3
23%
Sep
49% Nov
23% NOV
8% Nov
36%
Oct
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday,' December. 9, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
Saturday
Monday
Nov. 30
12%
12 y8
12%
122%
122%
145
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;
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Jan
113
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22
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4
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25
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:
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Oct
Nov
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42 y4
Aug 12
May 31
;
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100
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100
A_^_____100
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series
Dec
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22
Oct
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Atlas Powder
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120
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Nov
May 31
148
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5
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;
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16
July 18
65
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.
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105%
56
5%
17
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$ per share
Jan
'
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124% Dec
preferred-^__^A_._^_l00 A 127 .1 Oct
2d
Atch
■
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172
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new
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100
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160
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per share
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Associated Dry Goods
7
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Sales for
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$ per share
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Friday
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Dec. 5
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122 %
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4
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95
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81
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3,700
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10
Jan
Jun
75 ; Oct 10
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20%
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25
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40
22% Jan
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100
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25
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120
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-
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21
23
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130
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112
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25% May 31
,
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100
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106
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8
1
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28
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Burlington Mills Corp com__
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95
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21
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112
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72
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A
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Oct
2
3
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20
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10
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16
22
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8
10
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Oct
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———
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3
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100
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5
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45
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4
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5
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21
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10
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Bridgeport
A
14 *
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Bearing Co new—--5 A
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ID
101
preferred
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10
Braniff Airways Inc---—-----2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
10,100
Nov
30
May
30% Feb
33% Jun
58
Jun
18% Aug
Oct
5,800
V
109% Dee
'63
46
42
6,800
15
8
83% Apr 10
25
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common
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Nov
Dec
,
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&
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Nov. 15
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'95
14%
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27%
25%.
13
12%
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168
18
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Jan
58
6
34
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Boston
32%
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51/4
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60
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,
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29% NOV
36% May 14
15% Oct 30
18% Oct 10
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60
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Apr
112
30
42
136
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Airplane Co______'_—_-__5
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Dec
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;—No par
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6
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May 23
118% July 18
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Bigelow-Sanford Carp Inc-$_No par
&
Oct
28% Oct
1
(Del)
preferred
300
19%
60
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39
4;
32 Va
48%
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23
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47
48%,
36%
V
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Blaw-Knox
V 43%
16
f; *36
108
30%
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16
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73
21
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5,700
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31
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11
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3,300:
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57
14
10
Feb
Jan
Mar
29 % Aug ;
A
Jun
35
Howell
&
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23%
89%
104
66
28%
64'/* Aug 14
41 % Jun 12
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100
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May 24
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37
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2,500
A
30
21
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9
18% Nov' 28 "
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24%
143
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4
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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■Volume 164
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2967
■
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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59
Nov
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63 Ya Jun
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130
11
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13
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18
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Jan
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31
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50
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48
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14
25% Deo
41% Oct
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82
$4.25 cum pfd w w„.—No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec-LlO
# 28% Jan
25% Jan
14
8% Sep 24
32% Nov 22
27
-
—No par
w_
Feb
200
# 15% Oct 30
—No par
Carbon Co
Lowest
$ per share
100
1st preferred
100
2nd preferred—100
Sys Inc cl A
2.50
Columbia Pictures
Deo
155
Apr
Range for Previous
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$ per share
3
Feb~26
37
53% Oct
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140
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29
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2
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Cley Graph Bronze Co (Thp)
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106: Jun
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50 #■/ 56 y4 Feb
Climax Molybdenum
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24% Sep
Clinton Industries Inc.—.
——1 •
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105
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112
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»36% Oct 30
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16%
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15
21
Nov
50%
9
33% Feb
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-
33
17% Jan 25#
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10
108 '•;• Dec
—
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Milling Machine Co—10
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City Investing Co—#:
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Feb
20% Jun.
-
;1
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7
17.
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11
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13% Nov.
21% Mar
18% Jan 23
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Mar
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1
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4
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33
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Dec
115 Ya
10% Apr
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Jan
Oct
■
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109% Jan
31
32 V Apr
;
14% Nov 25
14
25 Ya
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10
Dec
58
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11,400
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17;
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110
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110
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15,100
86
pf
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Deo
Jan
114
.
No par
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Chicago Yellow Cab——'——-No par
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3,000
7:
42%
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Pr
50
7
7
Sep 24
3% Oct 10
11% Sep 19
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11%
May 9
51% Jan 16
7% Nov 21;
preferred——
100 ;: 30% Oct
Chicago &■ North'west'n w i__No par # 15%-Sep
g.%/preferred w ;i—^-w-a-w—100 : / 34% Sep
Nov
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100
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47
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Sep
4% Jan
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v
21%
31 Ya
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Co
preferred
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STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
Deo. 6
$ per share
$ per share
,
29 Vi
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117%
117%
125
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105
105
105%
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29
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Thursday
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Dec. 4
;
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■
share
per
28%'
30%
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5
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Tuesday
■
.
Monday, December 9, 1946
York stock record
n ew
LOW
CHRONICLE
24
50% Jan
Sep
29
16% Jan
6% Oct 10
16
20
23
Oct 10
28
Apr
17
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__l00
60
Oct
10
77
Feb
25
xl7% Dec
3
15% Oct
30
Detroit Edison
,.24% -.24%
Detroit" Steel
Corp
1_1
De Vilbiss Co _Y———————u5,
Devoe. &
Reynolds class A——12.50
Diamond
6%
Match
Distil
Co
preferred
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Class
Doehler-Jarvls
Chemical
$4
16% Dec
3
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Douglas Aircraft
Dow
10
,____7/o par
63% Nov 22
Co
preferred
No par
A-
series
Mar 19
37% May 31
18
29% Feb
22%
6
26
192
<
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7
122%
Jan
11
118
"Jun
27
110%
Jan
33% Jan
17
15% Oct
9
91
Oct
14
15
Oct
23
Apr 12
41% May 10
Duplan Corp
No par
25
Nov 20
58% May 28
& Co
20
--—No par
1st pfd
100
161
Oct
30
124
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3
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;
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D W Q Cigar Corp
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&per share
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i per-
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share
•
"
Dec. 6 :
Dec. 5
$ pej!share
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$ per share
Jun
133
July
116% Feb
21
12
Dec
20% Aug
13
155
Jan
3
125%
Jan
5
113 H
Oct
May 21
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
t
$ per share
Par
Year 1945
HighestA
Lowest
Shares
Apr
Mar
Range Since January 1
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
Y
111%
1
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
/ Deo. 4 •1
<
$ per share
-
227
7
112% Oct
13% Sep 20
^
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
r]'.f 1 Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
"
27
116
3%% conv preferred
100
Dunhill International -i———1
—u
Jan
Mar
111% Oct
No par
50c
U_-,
Jan
65
108% Mar 25
143% Feb
common—No par
Industries
Dresser
July 10
48
25% Nov 22
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Corp
Mines Ltd
Dome
30
14
109% Feb
5
52
Apr 24
62% Jun 10
48% Sep 16
—No par
4
Aug 26
34% Jan
28% Nov 27
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:
5
9
50
104% Nov 27
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Co common
A
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13
,
50% Apr
9
10
14% NOV 26
2
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2
Aug
39% May
Sep 23
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2
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42
25
Motor Car
T
24
Sep 24
34% Oct
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—
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per share
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330
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270
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410
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53 y2
53%
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53%
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29%
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10
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com
preferred
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_1
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(The)
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*
100
100
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(The)
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Food
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preferred
4% %
56
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Fidel Phen Fire
53%
17%
-
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preferred—
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1
4 y4%
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2
5
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Federated Dept Stores
21
'
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&
53%
106%
106%
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Fajardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
20
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp_l
53
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Co
.
17% Dec 6
17
Nov 22
63
Oct 10
104
Sep 3
21
Oct 9
100 y» Sep 12
102
Sep 20
104% Dec 5
2% Jun 28
9% Oct 10
48
Oct 10
90
Oct 30
Eureka Williams Corp—
—5
10
Oct
Evans Products Co,
5
15y4 Oct
Eversharp Inc
——1 Y .'. 21% Nov
Ex-Cell-O Corp
3
34% Oct
Exchange Buffet Corp—
2.50
7
Oct
103
42%
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RR
Sugar Co
Sulphur Co
3iya
61
263
209 •
10
10
25
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10
.
10
10
23
30
10.
May 16
13
—.
.
Jun 10
Apr 24
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Feb 2
170
185
49
Jan
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35% NOV
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
229
30% Feb 2
21% Aug
,437/»Mar29
20y*Mar
21% Oct .17
—
—
102% May 28 Y: Y 62
Mar
111
Jan 24
103
Sep
41% Apr 9
16
Jan
106% Jan 15
100% Jan
110
Mar 8
100% Sep
111% Mar 6
101
Sep
5% Jan 30
1 Y: May
23y$ Jan 28
12% Jan
93
Jan 17
68% Jan
95
Jan 29
86
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22% Jan 14 Y«Y;Y 11 % Jan
33% Apr 16
15% Jan
58% Apr 26
—
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200
71
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112
Aug 2
104
Sep
23% Sep 16 >« '*.4
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16% Jan 28Ut 8% May
80% Feb 5
42% Jan
35% Apr 5
14
Jan
48% Jan 24
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7% Jan 24
4% Aug
29% May 28
3% Jan
180% May 2
109
Jan
167. July 10
103
Jan
56% Jun 18
43% Aug
81% Jun 25
34% Mar
11% Nov 22
4
5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Elec Co—.
10
Endicott Johnson Corp ——50
4 % preferred
100
30% May 22
■
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20,500
29%
28%
Steel
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
56
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102
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1,400
219
19
Sep 3
16% Nov 21
30% Jan 2
Eastman Kodak Co-—;
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200% Oct 10
6% cum preferred—100
190
Nov 22
Raton; Manufacturing Co
.—439
Oct 9
Edison Bros Stroes.Inc com—
1
25
Oct 10
4%
preferred —100
101
Oct 24
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.
106 % Nov 21
Elastic Stop Nut ;Co_.,—
;1
6% Nov 26
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
50 Va Oct 10
Electric Boat common——3
Xl2% Nov 22.
Conv preferred
No par
34% Oct 9
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares—
3% Dec
6
Electric Power & Light
No par
13% Oct 10
$7 preferred
——Nopar
138
Sep 24
$6 preferred
-.—Nopar
128
Sep 20
Electric Storage Battery--—No par
40
Oct 8
El Paso Natural Gas———3 '
44% Sep 20
Co———10
Eagle-Picher
Eastern Airlines Inc————1
194 %
12 Va
12%
18%
72%
103:
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52
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107
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103
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29% Jan
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Dec. 3
Dec. 4
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Nov. 30
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36
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111,
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22% Jan
5
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100
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—50
53
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6
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Nov
14
10
27
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22
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88% Apr
Tire
50% Nov
43
Feb
7%
165%
74%
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y
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1
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(W
—No par
No par
19
5
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5%
Jan 30
12% Jan
9
4
28
Nov
26
101
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29
112
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21
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8
40% Jun
3
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Nor
16
10
100
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5% Oct
30'A Mar
5
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par
12% Oct
9
16% Feb
'ft
par
Feb
y
115
Nov
ft 19
Mai
Mar
ft' DeO
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7%
,
33%
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West
&
RR--—,
100
Oct
55
30%
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15
ft, 21% Deo
ft 65% Nov
Aug
39%
Jan
175
54% May 28
110
-
Nov
May
75
Oct
86
Pe°
22% Jan
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Deo
t
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100
108% Mar
55%
Guantanamo Sugar
2,400
13%
Nov
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Feb
79
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Deo
109 Va
25%
1
28%
Aug
NOV
33% Deo
21% Dec
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63% Oct
18% Ja
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67
a
53
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ft 39
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102
6
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3
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f
3
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77
21
105% Sep
;
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107
51"
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52% J
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105%
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25Va Feb
.
47% May i4
100% Sep 20
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10
8
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21
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44%
108
5
32% Nov
Deo
Deo
NOT
38% Deo
111
Mar
133%
27 A
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42% Apr 18
4
No par ft, 102 % Dec
Jan
31
Mar
105% Nov
4
14
Oct
r
Deo
25% Mar
17
Feb
Jun
;
60
Oct
Deo
8%
34
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19
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July 10
49% May 21
Dec
140
Ja
21
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132
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96
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8
26ya Jun 10
^
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-.^-.100
130
Apr
23% May 21
48
May 31
150
Apr 12
;
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Deo
Mar
Deo
77%
7% Jan
10
5
125
Feb
14
Oct
Jan
29
9
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62
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123
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5
Mar
40% Jan
8
4% Oct
114%
14
,
20'A Oct 10
52% Aug
134
ft Aug
Jan
132
21,;.
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137
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8
Nov
56
43% Aug
80% Feb
.
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27 % Mar
•1
8
26
Nov
Deo
15
Jan
Mar
6
6
29
Greyhound'corp (TheJZ-IIIno"^
$5
common——1
preferred-—
conv
1,800
$5
4,100
Gulf
preferred
Oil
6% Oct
;
No par
No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
6,600
40
61%
X61%
160% Jan
-
9% Sep
19
108
Jan 25
30 A Jan 28
31% Oct
9
78% Jan 28
56% Sep
No par
25
Corp
13/a J
9
10
Nov 22
80
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May 31
78
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Dee
30%
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182
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12 %
4,400
81
40
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21% Nov 21;
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14%
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10c
com
Jan
Deo
Deo
Deo
$ft^
15,900
7%
81
40%
62%
104
Sep
Deo
61%
8%
8
54% Aug
135% Jan
101
Great Northern Ry 6%
700
ft
37%
7
Nov
109'/a
9
Apr
52
Deo
Apr
Jan
49
5
56 Va Feb
1
3a\/A preferred
ft Great
Green
24 y." 25%
ft.:
7ft
17'
1.
preferred—
Union
Granite
30
69%
Va
104
25%
6%
83
•
ft 37
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3
10
Jun
114
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182
7,400
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37%
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25%
x22 Va ■•' 22%
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a *60 ft; ft 61% ft
61%
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33% Dec
39y8 Oct
128
& Rubber-.—No par
convertible preferred—No par
Grant
7,200
13,100
■ftftft 45% ft: 457/a ■•
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;
17 Va
22%
V
preferred—No par
-
1043A
473A Aug 12
40% Apr 15
8
Oct
42
*
100
(The)
14
Jan
16% Apr
90% Aug
24
156
No per
Granby Consol M S & P
120
16%;
Co
conv
24%
14% Apr
6
200
Apr 29
28 Va Apr 27
30
Corp——!
Graham-Paige
•
5,100
102%
46
;
158
68
103%
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45%
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36%
:
,
ft
17%
22%
a
y
61%
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37
,
23 Va
22%
:
17
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27% Oct
14'/a Oct
Razorpreferred
80%
Jan
7iya Apr 22
26
10
preferred-,
•ft Grand
,ft. 2,000
13
31%
i
Jan
12%
-
6'Aft
'12%-ft
•
Nov
2% Oct
Gotham Hosiery
40'A
*102
;
108
t.
19
-—5
—No par
Corp
(B F)
preferred—
$5
$5
1,900
*
17%
61%
;
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75
No par
Safety
Goodyear
6%
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102
102
.
8,000
40'A
•
13 Va
13
32
102%
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6%
40%
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.—10c
Goodrich Co
ft
-
106
23%
22%
6%
6%
40
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ft
Corp
58
1
21% July
48
No par ;
No par <
Brothers
4ya%
3,800
53
15
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford
Inc
130
*103%
ft.
106'A Nov
preferred^..
$5 .' conv
400
2,100
•
10
May 28
141% May 28
Telephone
>.
$4.50
ft Glidden
2,600
307/a
Shoe
Gimbel
200
119
Oct
50
Refractories—
Gillette
V
400
>
14
preferred-
33A%
4,000
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119
yft
52% ft 52%
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22%
23'A
6%
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39%
102%;-
66
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62%
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106
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36%
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82
13
,
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6
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1
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No par
General Tire & Rubber Co
i
4V4% preferred
'
106
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38 Va
38
61
lU
6%
a 120
31%
Jan
61% Nov
24
Corp—
20
;32
Nov 25
Gen Time Instrument
Corp__No par ft.
24Vi Oct 30
V 4 Ya %
preferred
100
105
Oct 26
70
31%
78
•
7%
j
Realty & Utilities—
General
20
103
*102% 105%
35'A .36% ft
ftftft; 35%
37%
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41%
ft, 41% ft " 417/8
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51%
23%,
6%
29%
60
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62
80
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31%
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107%
101
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25
No par
Utilities
Gen Steel Cast $6
5,400
♦
102
6
"
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6%
General
1,300
ft
37%
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Nov
No par,
;
Railway Signal
Gen
108 Va
102%
36%
102
40%
6
'
54
103%
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;
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63%
99%
107%
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31
26 y4
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Deo
15
Sep 11
5
IOVb Sep
4
No par
xl70
Dec
4
5 x
13
Nov 19
Service
Public
General
660
36%,
,r
ft:
6,800
4,800
1,200
2,200
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37
Public
Gen
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110%
26%
108%
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ft 34%
34
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30% / 32
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,
35
•
110%
.
34
38%
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30%
105 y«
34%
37%
107%
101
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33%
58
124'A Nov 29
1,900
30%
6
—No par
common—No par
27%
5'A
38'A Dec
——
Gen
22%
Deo
14%
Jan
May 29
67Va May 29
ft. ft 47% Oct 30
1,800
36,900
141
Not
28%
10
3%
ft
29%
General Motors Corp
$5
preferred
Adv
5
Jan
preferred
;
100
3%%
conv
preferred^——_100
Outdoor
10%
19% Not
14% Apr
1-5
Co
Precision Equip
Dee
Deo
Jan
Jan
,
16% Mar
5%
1,000
12 y*
Jan
4%
17
100
Gen
30%
"
■ft
.
6%
16
2
3
100
preferred
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Gen
5 Va
111%
109% 110%
.
500
21
Apr
22% Jun
15
.
General Foods Corp
General Mills common..^
'
-.
29% Jan 29
2nd
Cigar
'
19
• .•• -;•
'ft
26
7%
preferred
General
Electric
83A Nov
'
100
1,700
22%
30%
conv
10
.-•
9
preferred
15%
♦138 '
22%
34
6%
62%
141
ft
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5--a
X22 Va
26%
*99% 103%
40%
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63%
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5%
23
33%
.
1
15% May 28
11% Jan 29
23
50
;>
•
Corp
Corp
1,900
14%
;
4%
49,000
17
26V*
22%
;
26%
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33%
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40%
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28
33%
35%
share
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14% Nov 21
-
,22%
:
3%
■
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27
102
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14%
28
14%
28
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28%
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14%
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34%
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31%
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17
1st
Oct
7
1.66%
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ft'v
100
;
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34
35%
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105%
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33%
16%
22%
27%
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16%
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22%
31
■
49%
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ft'4•:
1
'
,
4%
6,200
1,400
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126%. 126%
...
3%
3%
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.
:
41,100
>
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50.
126%
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49
130
16%
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99%
•103
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ft
Corp—
preferred
preferred
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1,000
ft/ftft 20;
ft 44%
.
23%
34
107%
v
49%
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26
•
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116
126%
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5%
22%
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108% 109%
35
27%
108%
5%
22%
44
ft
22%
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141
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5%
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34%
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50
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2,500
35%
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•
•
12,000
1,570
aft; 700
76%
42'/a
Va
ft •; 34%
130
50%
125
22%
3%
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47'A
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116
48%
1
22%
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:
18
8 per
17
Sep
7% Dec
preferred
Transportation
General
Baking
'u
$8
preferred
130
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*160 : 165
35% ft
43%
•;
48% ft ft
43 Va
47'A
42
27%y,
130
116
49%
1251
:
112
Sep 23
18% Sep
3
Amer Investors
Gen
2,600
11% ftai%
164
34%
a
44
47'A
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•
164
35 Va
42%
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27%
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33%
130
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28%
165
47 yv;
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165%
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33%
3%
27
ft;
42%
16%
:
14
11%
12
76%;;.; ./ft 76
22%
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14
75 Va
3%
31
14
11%
42%
130
Jun
8 per share
No par
No par
1
Co
Container
$4.50
2,600
172
13%
/
14%
11%
42 Va
22'A
22%
170
14 Va
11'A
I
100
49'A
11%
170
77
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170
48%
76%
41%
28
;
42
3%
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22%
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12
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11%
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17
49 JA
12
ft ft
109
1
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conv
16%
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48%
49%'
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.
11%
a. 47
48
10% Sep 10
20
Galvln Mfg Corp__
Gamewell
Co
(The)
Gardner-Denver
r
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preferred—
96
16%
109
50
14 ya
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;
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178
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42%
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49%
10%
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109
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137/a
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46% : 47
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165%
34%
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14%
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109
12
178
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12 Va
178
14% :
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Inc (Robert)
Co
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1,400
5,000
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6,000
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26
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8 per share
100
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Lowest
8 per share
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Froedert Grain &
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Fruehauf Trailer Co common-.—-1
5,700
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Lowest
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NEW YORK STOCK
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ft
Saturday
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Dec. 2
Dec. 3
Dec. 4
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Nov. 30
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Friday
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$ per share
v
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36%
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18
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105
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:-
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33
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Nov
;
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6,900
1,800
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1,800
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.ft
Apr
11
13
105
26% Jan
16
19
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18%
34% May 28
170
152
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22
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Oct 28
16
'ft
24
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99
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25
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8
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21
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28 :
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40
44
1,200
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22
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Apr
Jan
Jan
110%
Oct
ft
14
Oct
Jan
Dec
Dec
Dec
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30
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20%
104% Dec
2
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103%
2
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Dec
Dec
35
Jan
5
44
Nov 27
103% Nov 27
14
Mar
100 Va
51
May 23
109% Mar 26
28% Nov 22
100
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98
Dec
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121
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Jan
39
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15 V*
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100
Hayes Industries Inc
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Hayes Mfg Corp—--
;ft 33 ft
109 % Apr
119
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10
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May 13
Aug ,1
Jan
Jan
103% Aug
241.
9
10
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105% Jan
20 Va Sep
-100
:
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1
173A Oct
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Oct
103
100
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•
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600
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5
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470
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—
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8,800
1,500
1,000
101
70
94
$2.25
.
2,600
3%%
12.50
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50
com
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com
preferred-
100
Houston
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27
26%
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1,300
33
33%
33
33%
3,000
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2,700
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2,400
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5%
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14
39
40
39%
40
-
5%
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•
40
•
40%
of
22% Oct
10
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7
11
23
22
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34% Sep
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33
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oct
10
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138
32
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33%
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25
.
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23 Va
Jan
138
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:
:
Dec
'
34% May 10
56
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6
16%
Jan
55% Oct
25
Aug
20
102
Sep
95
Apr 24
JU
•
6
12
ft 90
Feb
111% Jun
xo
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21% Aug
28% Feb
24 A Oct 10
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35% Jun 26
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4
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37% Jun
4
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10
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189
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Feb
'
12% Oct 30
46 Nov
6
27
ft 92 %
Jan
130
Apr
106
19
1
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100
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Howe Sound Co
&
Nov 18
21% Sep 11
Apr
Jan
17
v-39 % May 13
x43:
May 31
"ft. 26
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Howard Stores Corp
:
5%
127/a
5
No par
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preferred
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_1
——5
Holly Sugar Corp
29%
*12 '/a
30
22
22%
May 2
146% Jan 21 "
26
ft
71%
170
7
9
3 ft
139.
11
Oct
10
27
53/4
130
*
28
Sep
Nov
*—5
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1,300
51%
15
Jan
76
123
-
34%
5%
72 % Apr
_100
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5,600
153/4
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10
Paper Co
Holland Furnace
■y700
29'A
18%
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Co
300 *
51%
92%
46% Sep
No par
Inc
37%
101
25
No par
Chocolate
preierred—
300
16 Va
92
17 % Nov
preferred——.
conv
Hewitt-Robins
29%
101
192
No par
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800
3,400
,>y
90
30
_No par
;
23
X36%
Oct
175% Nov 12
100
'
27%
22
5%
61
Aug
38% Jan
preferred
Motors
Hershey
ftyft'
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28
*21%
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24%
27%
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25-
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•
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28
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56% P
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19
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173
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132
123%
;
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57%
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81
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132
68
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58
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81
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■
Apr
«
47
July 19
5
60% Feb
66% Jan
12% Jan
34%
Jan
25%
63
29%
Nov
Dec
109 Va July
87%
Nov
23%
Deo
5~4~
12% Jan
25
2
Jan
8 Va
Deo
Jan
17
10
Jan
23 Va
Jun
25
45% May 17
Monday, December 9, 1946
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2970
'
■
'
Saturday
Wednesday
Dec. 4
Dec. 5
$ per
$ per share
S per
share
■'
15%
14%
15
14%
15%
15
27%
£
27 Yi
26%
27%
26%
27%
,6%
5%
5%
6
6
6'/a
Shares
$ per share
share
15
6%
>>...
15%'
16,800
4,200
Hunt
5,600
,-26%
Hupp Corp
:r>6 >
Range Since January 1
Lowest
Hudson
Motor
Foods
:
14% Oct
6.66%
$ per
share
49% Jun
Highest
Lowest
4
$ per share
share•
14 V*
Jan
1%
Jan >
"9%
Dee
29%
Jan >
40%
Dec
19%
34% Mar. 25
10
Jan j
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38
37
24%
37
37
37
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24%
23%
24%
24
45%
92
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92
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19
19
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24
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89
89
18
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122
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122
122
179
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17
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—
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100
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1
'
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;,
$
per
.
Feb
2
2
50
4
Apr
34% July
3
Aug
Jun
28
Jan
Jan
Jan
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36Aug
18%
33
Dec
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Dec
5
108
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153
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9
63 ' May 31
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-
Dec
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Nor
61
Dec
140
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105
Deo
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116
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90 '• Jan
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79 • Mar >
19% Jan
109
May 22
•: Apr 22
36
114% May
145
NOV
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101
Nov
47
Jan
34%
Feb 25
150
2,
53% Feb
108
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Dec
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i
Jan
148
59% May 29
:
41% Dec
17%
17
24%
3
»
May 31
117
Jun
11
10
13
26% Feb
4
40% Jun
67
-
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19
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30
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34
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Mar
Dec
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31
30
35
Jan
27
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3
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5
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28 > Aug
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22
37
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483/4
47%"
48 y4
47%
-
93%
94%
*184
10%
10%
10%
31%
31%
30%
30 3/a
93
93-
•
-*92
94%
187
•
'
: 10%
10%
>32%
*31%
*91%
*22
34% Sep
6 % Sep
24
Lehigh
Valley
Coal—....j>..N(Pi>ar
2% Oct
9
preferred ....—50
1st pfd
—No par
2nd pfd;
No par
493A Jan
$3
-
*94 %
*184
93
r
95%
•
94%
*184
187
■10
30%
*92
943A
197
93%
*
*184
10%
10%
10 3/a
31
94
94
94
93%
> 95
187
)
r
40
37%
37%
48
48%
47%
48-
48%
49
47
473/,
47%
47%
48
49
>
41%
41%
413/4
41%
42%
43
43
%
*24
41%
24%
24
24
*103
104%
103
103
A
23%
*95
-
48
23%
24%
*95-
106
*184
37%
38%
'49%
•
e.r
24%;.;
> 47%
43
5,500
Lion
♦95
26%
27%
26
27
25 %
26 y8
26%
27
26%
74%
74%
73
73
*20%
21%
20
20
20%
20%
168
20%
*166
.•=;
733/4.
20
168
25
167
20%
20%
167
*166
24%
20%
1934
20%
20%
168
166
20%166
25%
25%
25
48%
49
47
48
46%
463/4
46
47%
46%
.47 3/a
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
21
22%
21%
213/4
*97%
100
*97
-
15%
100
*97%
15%
15ya
26'
100
15%
15
26
15%
*26%
*97%
.
15%
27
-
*26%
■
100
153/4
*97%
>
15
27
100
VI
,
VV
100
76
;
20%
21
'■'>
20
*26
47
> 21%
100
>1,700
7,20c :
27
>
60:
'
1,000 •
47%-
5,600
213/4
5,000
" 100
'15%
15
37%
38
38
*142
r r-
(
20
150
15%
■
2,300
"
---No par
100
Nov
43
6
Oct
10
15% Apr
10
-'
102
(P) Co.*...'
t
10
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El A-l^-No par
Louisville & Nashville^—-—-——-50
Lowenstein (Mi & pons Inc
— 1
4Vi% cum pfd series A——100
Lukens Steel Co
—10
Dec
60
Jan
35%
36% Jan
543/4 Dec
;
273A Feb
64
Jan
Dec
' Deo
78
Jan
100
Jan
38
*36
155
*145
37%
*36
155
♦145
37%
155
*36
*142
37%
150
36%
*142
150
1,000
;
40%
For
footnotes
40
see
40%
page
39%
2975.
40%
40
41%
41
41%
41
41%
4,300
&
Forbes
—i-10
preferred
—v.T—^100
Mack Trucks Inc—i._—_—No par
6%
'
40%
MacAndrews
Oct
Mar
47%
Jan
84% Deo
Jan
Dec
13
6
41%
19%
Jan
'43% Jan
29
29 y». Jan
^
32
653A Apr 11
Jan
.8
>66
45
23% Nov .22
Dec
Dec
33%
33
Jan
26
103
Nov
13 y4
Jan
Dec
68
Jan
7%
78
88:
31
•
61%
:
181
:
6
Oct
43
35 y4
17#^ Jan
24
103 % Jan
Nov- 21
44
27% Nov
Jan
20%
"Feb
'-■
Aug
.
14
*41 vApr 11
3';
94 q, May 31
35
Jun 10
Dec
Dec
40
Nov
42 y»
Dec
37y8
7
45% Jan
120
2
363A
Dec
60
-
19%
Jan
25 % Aug
50
1
Jan
.
66%
Oct
32% Dec
x20
Nov
190
Dec
5
I Aug 28
Nov
Dec
166
Jan
187/s Jan
166
Jan
17
23% Jan
NOV
11
32 3% Jan
31
>243/4 Sep
30
72% Feb
6
Mar
-68
Deo
433A May
7
9
17% Oct
x453/8 Oct
10
26'.
20% Nov 21
983A Oct
14
Sep
11
23
32
Sep
11
,
>31% Jan 18
197
108
July
3Q3A Jan 14
15%
52
13% Aug
*32%
20*
M
38
♦145
Deo
101% Oct
198
Dec
60
Dec
3
7%
Jun
5 V*
2% Mar
210% Mar 29
843A Sep. 30
Sep 24
187
37% Dec
15
37% Jan ?1
May 23
28% Oct. 10
83
Sep 30
22
Lorlllard
:
May 13
'44% May 14
74% Jan 28
21%Nov,22
18% Dec
Star
Jan
6%
17%
16
65% Jun 14
"
25 % Nov
Cement'; Corp..—No par
Long Bell Lumber 'A——-*,—No par
Lone
Dec
Dec
44
15
> 33 I
10
—1
Corp__t
4
Dec
Oct
'
21% Oct
_i.__No par
Aircraft
LoeWs Inc
2.40G ;
20%
167
Liquid Carbonic Corp
3% r!o preferred
Lockheed
-
-100
Co_i—V;.—u.No par ■
OIL Refining Co.———No par
10,0OC
26%
73%.
167
v
»
Belt
11,90c
19%;
26%
-
4,600
102
19
26%:
>V
243/3
*95
19%
73%
45
24%
103
723/4
>:■
44
%._25
_f_.
I Lily Tulip Cup/ Corp.
..No par
Lima Locomotive Wks—-—No par
43
19
20%
50C
Link
19% ,
♦166
>
373A-
1,900 "
3A
B
Apr
38% May
72
17%
Jan
29%
15
,15% Apr
9
.
Preferred
■
;
Owens
Series
47%
24%
106
20%-
186
.37%'
•v
48 "
19%
20%
*183
38 %
1,800;
1,700
19 3/8
20%
-
■X:;, 30C
93%'
>95%.
.
48 %
18%
20
94
•
48%
20
73
A
.
600
Ford Glass—No par
vLibby McNeill & Libby ———:f—7
Life Savers Corp new——5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco—
25
Libbey
/
19%
73%
187
>
II,90C
••>
Corp
—5
Corp.——:——No par
Stores
> Jan
■64,
3.
41% Oct 10
^-_1
Cprp .(The)
Fink Prod
&
Lerner
483/4 >48 3/4
20%
73%
95%
v
48
>
20%
■
6,50C "
31
49%
37%
49 %>
31
95 '/•'
Lehn
23%,
10% -10%
40
■1
600'
6% Oct
non-cum
63%
Jan
12
22
Doo
«8% Deo
Oct
47
Apr
57/8 Jan
18% Nov. 21
non-cum
-50c
Lehman'
2,70C
31
*48%
•
I,40c;
4,20c:
|
30%
*38%
♦37 %
i
V
54%
9
82
20
Non-cum
22%
-
Co.i—10
7%
Apr
Jan
17% Jan 28
553/4 May 23
17% Jan 28
10
6,70c:
■;
7%
21%
Sep
49
4%
31%
203A Sep
>10% Nov.22
Oct
Year 1945
.
Lowest
24
May 29
13
68
1023/4 Apr
3
Portland Cement—'—^.—25
Valley RR
„^-50
2,10c;;
45
,
>
Dec
5,50( ;
7%
19
19
52
Nov
Dec
Dec
>Mar
26
14% Oct 28
38
Sep 19
> 13% Nov 21
Lehigh
Lehigh
1,60C
49% V:
*25%
'
———...No par
—
*
6%
(The)
Bryant
—_——No par
' preferred
....
-50
Lee Rubber & Tire
t
5
9 3/8 Jan
19
Oct 30
12
4% %
> 6,300 '
;■': 23/4
2 5/a
-
Co
pid
Lane
i
> 5s/8 Sep
Co—
—4
75 Pesos Mex
Light
La Consolid 6%
1,500
14%
*52%
52
Gas
Lambert
42 s/8
*13%
23A
7%
:
13%
6%
>
1,000
42%
>7%
19
19
11
12%
*12
Laclede
9,300
55
23/4
v
2S 8
-
6%
6%
6%
413/4
52
52%
6%
12%
„
14
52
55
52 %
53%
13
13%
13%
53%
*12'A
•
6%
6%
43 ;
41%
14
53%
52%
6%
Dm
Dec
Dec
Nov
353A July
L
6%
Dec
3
17
$ per share
I per share
Par
31 y4
> 51
•
EXCHANGE
124
.
22% Jan
18 y4 Jan
X 34% Jan 29
25
19
31%
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
122% Jan i 3
'
Range Since January 1
Lowest
.Highest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Shares
$ per share
share
STOCKS
.
the Week
Dec. 6
>> Dec. 5.:
Dec. 4
Dec. 3
I per share
;
Dec
Dec
Jan
V/ 31%
50
lO'ASep
11%" Nov
41
Sep
32% Jan
21% Nov
A.7_._l
B
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Pec
57
45'A
:
1
42 y8 Aug 13
>
r-.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
116
v
60 y2 Aug
31% Feb
*'Vi
Deo
Feb
163
-
24
Mar
39
■
130
v
&
79:
41% July >
17% Oct 30l
—
so;
4,400
47 '/*
>>> 47 :■■>•'
:
.
35%
35%
'
v
(Julius)
•
-
Mar
70 % July 19
6
4:
Dec
"
.
"9%
1
July
13% NOV
Jan
49% Jan 30
.
Dec
193
Jan /
Jan I >>34% Dec
99
Nov
753/4 Jan '
11% Dec
5% Jan '
> 39% Dec
28% Jan
141
< Dec
129 v Feb
483A Dec
19% Jan
9
60% Apr
Kennecott Copper
No par
May
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
No par /
3 ■>55
-30%'Aug
Kimberly-Clark Corp
I—No par
22
29
Jun
Kinney (G R) Co
—_.1,V' 15% Feb 26
100
Aug
$5 prior preferred ..J.....N0 par
83
Dec ! 6
;
46
Jun
Koppers Co Inc—
j
10
26% Oct 30
.101
Sep
Cum pfd 4%
series
L
100 / • 98y2 Oct 21
45% May
Kresge (S S) Co
...
——.10
33
Nov- 22 62 % May
Kress (S H) & Co.Aj.
No par
- 43
Sep l(f
65% May
Kroger Co (The)'
7
No par
43'AOct 10
100
>>> >
*99%. 100
100
99 y2
100
•
1,200
18
125
v.
18'/a Oct 10
r—10
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl
> /:■
2,600
>>:- 21,300100;
86
r
*83%
200
23%
23%
Kayser
4,000
.
433/4
■»; *43
24
233A
24
.
49 %.
48%
49
47.
34%
35%
46%
46%
*21%
100
>
6
26% May
No par X 116% Oct 24
No par 1
18% Oct 10
..100
45
Sep 19
5
15y8 Oct 18
L pf ,ser B
Kansas
City Southern-.—
4% non-cum preferred
j
5
53% Apr .16
113
Aug 14
i
100% Pec
'
•
Furn
&
Kan City P &
, j
5,800
50%
21%
Kalamazoo
f)_
25
15 5/a
Stove
600
■-.
5
Feb
148
45fANov 22
108 • Dec i 6
115
Oct 30
^
111# Sep 11
>
44
Oct 9
109
May 28.
140' Mar 20
k 31% Nov 22
#• 99
Sep >4
1
v
Aug 27
11% Feb
42% Feb
i
—1 !#.
Joy Mfg Co
2,200
-;
>>;
15%
14%
43
117
# 41
>>.'
50 V*
15%
33%
;. 99%
34%
45
*45
v"
.
16
*48
>
193/4
No par
100
.___12ya
com
preferred
prefered ser A
__i,_100
Joliet & Chicago RR stamped.._100
Jones & Laughlin Steel
No par
4%
—-n>
2l5oO
>>
"101
Dec
9
100
$' •' A#
:
2%
6
Mar
,
No par
& Johnson
'
.
21%
>r>
17%
>28%
V:,v
233/8 '■24%
25%
>50%
.16
117#->
*114%
7
85
85
Dec
>17
3
Jun
Nov 19
40
145
;
pfd_._lOO
.jt—j.100
preferred
Manvllle Corp
Johnson
?
<
9
Aug/ 1 <
24'A Dec
20% Dec
(F L) Co_._j.__..
4%%
30Q
—
243/4
*19'%
.*114%
19%
•.>•■• 12%
473%
*17%
85
>
23 '
23
173/4
>17%
'
44
*42
.
23
Oct
12 y.
14% DOO
178%
*Apr 11
45.
r-i 14% Nov 22
+—No par
Jersey Cent Pw & Lt 4%
Co Inc.:
*
800
10134
243%
ctfs.
Jewel Tea
1,70Q
>
347/s
*iooy8
:
>>> >
160
;
Jacobs
230
50
111%
34
»
-
56
*125
25
"
■
700
122
r;
*110
102
"A-
,
108 >
129%
share
X- Island Creek Coal
7_1
"
$6 preferred1
6,700
>
46
*118
Foreign
•
100
...
'»«:■■ 55
•Vv
100
CO
9%
>'»*45 M
■>
108>'
>:
:
147
100
>
>:
42
42
♦141 '
21%
12%
46%
44
23 --
109%
74% Mar
; ■
15% Apr 22
37y8 Nov .4.
14% Nov, 22
.25
•
40,25O.
No par
1,400 .-Interstate Dept Stores^..
700
Intertype Corp
-..No par
/
Sep
27
:
8% Mar
13
"•
____7___.N0 par 7
36
Oct 10
International Silver common
25
i -i 39% Nov. 22
243/4
>.
21%
12%
47%
*43
116
50%
I5s/a.
*203/4
*
!
6
Jun
'202
6'A Oct 10
Shoe
24%
34% "
;
.
Jun
102
Jun
Dec
10 % Dec
57'
Nov
6% Mar >■ >
2
250,
Dec
19*%
104'A Jan
-
;
174
Jan >
8%
•
20% Feb
i—_i.lQ0 : iA101% Sep li
No par 'vV'; 52% Sep 18
preferred 4.
International
International
:•
2,600
160
19%
15%
50% >;.»
12%
23i/a
24
24%
23%
'*46
■
22
*12%
45
-
>">
11% Mar
;.
,May 23
13% Feb 16
.
38% Sep 19
No par >> 95% Oct 14
—No par
11% Nov 30
16%
111%
>25
,19%
•114
118
15%
13
23%
*100
•:>
y/
16
22
12%
*43
25
50
*48
*115
-
,
140
.
>37% Jan
; ■'
112
9
___1__15 4V-
16%
55
333A
'
100 »133
...
Paper .Co.
16
130
*100
of
Inter Rys
$4- 5%
600
38
109
» ""*125
253/4
':>> 193%
193/4
*19%
118
23%
16%
*21
20
166
3
6
May 28
59
Corp
K
20
"
Oct 29 '
9
17
Aug 21
11% May' 3
/
34% I>«c
3
.
44% Jun
22 V? Feb
~
Jan 30
66y4 Nov 26
177
Dec
4;
.—5
15%
93/4
>: *110
101%
24
-
>
200
<
Nickel
t
20
190
38
.
18
Jun
151% Jun
,
90'A Dec
5
J;./ 4'A Oct
9
Canada..._T__No par
28 '/8 Oct 30
Mining
>-^ $4 preferred
200
106%
>39 %
•
.'•>. 40
46
•53%
35%' "■>-"
101 y«
101%
*100%
102
233/4
54
U-——.100
preferred
• Preferred
International
1,900
42
>> 121 > 121 v>>.
111%
33%
12
55 v
*39
101
-
»
128
»
160
>
34
32%
34% >
Jan
Feb
May 20
22% Jan
195
A___T—25>>.;
Chern..
>>
300
:
106%
42
9%
100
52%
*125
'
35
105
'*52
21%
"
34%
24,000
*1033/j
147
*108
♦110
503/4
Int
>
&
25
2434
*45
121
52%
,200
49%
4%
Min
16%
*40%
109
126
135%
38
*141
46%
121
.
135 5/a
> 16
*21
44
*108
>.;>
111%
-,••-
147
x46
52
52
Aug
6'
'),
>
—100
1
Hydro-Elec Sys class
International
24,200
41
'16%
.93A
9%
*100% 101 ->
121
*117
51%
111%
51%
126
125%
125
54
20 y4
*141
31%
39%
15 3/8
-
i5,% >■>
21 »:
*40 Va
■>
109
*108
109
*117
121
*51
>.
126
*115
48%
*108
^
Preferred
200
31%
55%."'':
*35
38
25
48
,-
No par
Int
2,500
12
No par
International
3,600
4%
>
Machine.:
Harvester
220
'■
'
40%
41%
{
163/a
101 »/4
'
1 36
par>> 10y8 Oct
International
"
16%
9%
9
48
No
Int'l Business
12,300
92
>:•:■>
107
*52
16%'
21
1003/4
No par :
Interlake Iron
104%
72%
*
Sep 19
Sep 19
Sep- 19
Nov
6
'105
100
f Intercont'l Rubber"
500
47/s
12
113/4
>106
55%
15%
147
*141
.20 '
Jan
28
33%
13%
7ya
35'A
No par'
Deo
Jun
16ya Jan 28
Oct 10
168% Mar 22
—1
Inc—
V/2%. preferred
.
8,700
83%
283/4
105 >;
39%-> >'•39%
*35
-
42
*40%
•»■
> *100 >/4
101
47%
147
♦141
■>,
105%
25%
21
21
42
*40 y8
43
147
12%; >
41%
'•>
32
105
15%
25%
253/4
300
„•
29
*90%
136
50%
48%
55
38
15%
26%
*40%
>
15
16
*141
>
> e 15%
15%
15 y4
16
*26
38
;
17&.%
73A
5
39%
41
41
:
41%
;-> 15 Va
15%
11,000
178%
-
*134%
104
105%
40
'
*35
15%
-
6
70
90%
31%
49%
113A
'!>
55
*;■
(
40
■■■11%'--c"
Insuranshares CJfs
18%
Jan
Jan
92
16
37% Jan
10
.,116
100
No par
InterchemicalCorp
„
99 % Apr
10
Sep 23
Sep 10
11% Sep 20
36
Sep
4
J
' Deo
v
23
..No par
—
Inspiration Cons Copper__.__.
,300.
207
29
,
5
136
X104
106%
*52
■
-
,
....1
i
; 6% preferred 7.1—
Inland Steel Co..
,
1,100
-
207
73/4
90 y4
>32%
x48 Vs
>"
12
29 ■;
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87
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series
2,600
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178
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series
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40 y4
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92
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400
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49
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38
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—No par
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Inc
Highest
S per share
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27%
15%
15%
27 %
6%
;273/a
6%
,
the Week
*
''
NEW KUKtv STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
Dec. 6
1
26%
15 Ve
27%
6
$ per
share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 3
Dec. 2
Nov. 30
$ per share
15
Tuesday
Range for Previous
Year 1945 "
STOCKS
•
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Monday
1533/4 Nov 13
38% Oct 30
42% May 31
Jun
13
76% Jan
30
160
28%
147
473/4
Doo
Jan
39
Deo
Jan
155
May
Jan
72
Dec
Volume
164
Number 4S49
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
;THE COMMERCIAL &
2971
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND
"i
Saturday
{ X. ' Nov. 30
$ per share
Monday
•'
;;x " 41
40
41
18%
i8%
17%
15%
W>i *14
10
14%
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11%
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32%
112%
34
34
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7%
16%
53
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51%
29
27
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52%
51%
29
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51
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Chemical
Monday
Nov. 30
39%
15
15%
'
105%
37%
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105%
:-
14%
111 A
105%
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x
15
37
v
$2.50
cum
Morrell
x
Motor
10%
10%
36%
36%
r.
50
51%
x
$ per share
$ per share
•fi
11%
38
$ per share
,
51% if
*50
*50
10
500
Thursday
400
f*:;
Deo
Jun
66
111
37
18% Feb 16
45% May 15
62'/a Jan
9
9% Oct
173
July
12% Nov
10
29
Deo
36
Deo
63%
35
Jan
137
Jan
13
Aug
26%
Deo
42% Mar
l
f 68%
Oct
Mar
160
18
68 Va Apr
3
•
119% July 1
56 Va Aug
9
19% May 28
13% Deo
7% Mar
109% Jan
124
Deo
22 %
Jan
37
Deo
5%
Jan
16%
Jun
16%
Jan
49%
Jun
70
Apr
8
23% July 15
36
Jan
62 %
Deo
45
25% Jan
36
Deo
129
Mar 25
44
May 31
.*
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Jan
52
<
10
57% Dec
f
14% Not
Jan
7%
25% Aug
26% Mar 18
::45f. Oct x9 ;
3
Lines
-
$ per share
Inc
23
Apr 22
57% Aug 21
135% Jun
!
;
Corp
Dec. 6
f
40 f
_^_5
1 ff
17
No par
1
:
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•
STOCKS
Deo
33%
Deo
63%
41
21 %
36
May 31
66% May 29
30
29
15
16
23 Va Mar
32 Yt
31%
Jan
47%
Deo
9%
Jan
18%
Deo
9
22'A Jun
Oct
31
109 Va Feb
13% Sep
10
13
Jan
.33% Nov 21
55% Feb
May
22
70
2
8
109%
2
Jan
Jun
11
Range for
Par
$ per share
,
f
S per
$ per share
„
Not
Previous
Year 1945
Lowest
Highest
;
Deo
Deo
66%
48% Not
63
Jan
Range Since January 1
Lowest
21%
62
Jan
13
Jan
115
Jun
20
15f
'
f
109% Not
97% Mar
6
Oct
27% Aug 24
49
114'A Jan
EXCHANGE
;
61
64
Jan
Jan
18
Dec
Deo
Deo
Mar
62
Sep
50
Deo
Deo
56
32% Oct 30
108% Jun 27
9% Oct 10
^_50
Deo
21 '
3
34'A Jan
19
10
Oct
19
102
5
.Shares
.
f 30% Apr
Nov 22
34
76
24%
47% Jan
May 29
14% Sep
—1
!!
21^
15% Oct
__,i_No par
NEW- YORK STOCK2
the Week
*
$ per share
Inc,
Nov
50% Sep
50
'...—No par
Co
&
20
>
104 Va
;^
—
10
& Bro—JVo par
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r
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 5
,t per share
10
26
Nov 22
111% Sep
prefer&d
4%
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i
10% Oct
Murphy Co (G C) com
1
■:
4%% preferred,,
i.——100
Murray Corp of America—!
,—10
6,300
; ;
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 4;
Jan
106% May
18
31% Feb
A—No par
series
pfd
(John)
Products
Muhsingwear
4,200
ii
110%
110%
300
f;
10%
HIGH SALE
113 Va Apr
Ward
Moore-McCormack
f
x
37
38
Dec, 3
45%M07
10
f. 2,300.: Motor Wheel Corp.
f ;f .5 1.80C ! : Mueller Brass Co
-1—
ffa-2,300 X; Mullins Mfg Co class B___
f f:
10
= $7
preferred
21%
39 f
x- ,/
•
37
Tuesday
33% Mar
2
.
43 % Sep
100
11%
v
87% Not
9
' L.
^
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& Co___.No par f
Installment rets. 75 %: paid—
Montgomery
x
3,100
.
v
38
Dec. 2
;
29%
4
5
common
"2,300
A 20%
16
*105
f
14% Mar
22
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f
38%
14%
LOW AND
Saturday
Co
Not
6
64% Jan
Nov 26
« ,
Deo
10
104
J
Deo
;
77
May 15
110% July 19
61 Va Jun
3
i
Deo
25
Jan
17%
10
54
Sep 12
100
Sep 19
39"% Oct
9
\
27
30%
12% Mar
:
35 Va Jun
32% July
52 Va Apr
Nov
f
*37
51%
10
105 Va Jun
18% Nov 21
36% Sep
Jun
30% Apr 22
107 Va Aug 26
57'A Aug 13
21
No pan
17%
17%
21%®:
15%
111
10%
36
30"
No par
44
*41%
,
35
•'*110 ff
10%
38%
109% Not
26%Nov
Oct
Nov
5
M A ytc
preferred
$3.25
24,500
,
:so
39
Sep
13% Jan
conv
Monsanto
—
f *53%
56
j.a y2
X35
111%
10%
♦35
,*35
;
36%
104
8
18
61
No par
1
Monarch Mach Tool
i
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23%
-
,
18
38%
105
Ul/j
35%
36%
41% Deo
19% Jan
V'
61%
'
105
36%
r
r
44 •.AT/
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15%
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f
118%
6oy«
23%
17%
38%
15
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3.20%
v
20%
20%
:
16
Apr
30
20% Oct
No par'
!
Dee
24
19
1
^
-
38%
1
Sep
43Vo Oct
No par
Co
Deo
3
:
50
Stores Co Ltd
Not
; *
50
Minn-Honeywell Regulaton.__!-._>>3f;
—
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23%
*53%
ff *41%
'
10
18% Sep 10
Y 103
100
43
70%
30% Jan
r
'
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42. -n
16
-
'
18%
38%
::
f "
23%
Oct
Dee
65%
32% Dee
-
61%
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...
:
53
51%
-
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59%
V
Nov 26 1
22
Oct
Bep
108% Mar 21
35% Apr
4
.
20
!
65
114
36
,
30%
"
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f"
5—1
Jan
Jan
10
56% Jun
Sep -12
v.
Deio
16%
Jan
62
Jan
'
*115% 118
if!:\ Hir;
59%
60
69
-
24%
.
46 'A May 29
48% Apr 22
103
>^_10
—
20
Sep 19
39% Nov 22
•
Nopar
—
Sep
Deo
109% Not
Sep
9
44
pfd series A
100
105'A Dec
2,
1,700
Minn Min & Mfg—,No parf ;; 40% Apr 30
x
a 5,506
;
Minn Moline Power Impl,
1
8% Oct 10
100
r
f
$6.50
preferred
No par
100
Sep 19
/„ ;» 2,800 :• Mission Corp
10
28
Sep 10
;
fr / 3,900
Mo-Kan-Texas RR-w,
^.No par "■
5% Oct f 9
f- .'• fi 7,000
7% preferred series A
100
y 19
Oct 10
'{'•;• f 1,300
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
42
Dec
2
4,400
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc
'—,1.25
11% Dec
5
*103% 105%
30
f; 30
.
30
May
63%
27% Jan
19% Jan
May 27
Apr
23% Sep 20
»
.
44%
31
116
1
•30
7% ;
22%
57%
9: ;
103%
29%
122
.
Deo
33%
195
Aug
40%
110
6
Apr 23
43
18
Corp
f
(The)
preferred™
f Minn St P & SS
290
52
52
'•
30
43%
49
51%
b
31
"1%
5
Mar
71..
.
Oct
Not
48
Jan
Jan
34% July
104%
May 31
Nov
No par
'Mi
2,506
*106%
50%
f
59%
*53%
x Ar¬
Jun
55
118
Sep 19
24% Jun
63% Deo
-Nov 12
17
18
-f
8% cum 1st preferred—i
100 • : 140
Oct 30
500 "
Minneap & St Louis Ry new_No par :
10% Nov 22
•
-
60
,
105
30
118%
11
9% Oct 25 *
45% Sep 19
Jun
176%
•.
97
r
Mar
27%
May 10
112% May 13
10
,,
110
23%
..
11%
70
11
46% Deo
22% Aug
40
Oct
111
,
9% Mar
25
1st
Machine
•
60
11%
51
•8% ■:
*102%
i%
i */4
*28%
50%
a
■
12
118%
■
;
146 %
Mesta
r
Oct
111
if A 15,200 A Miami Copper—
5
\ 3,100
Mid-Continent Petroleum—_ 10
f ; 1,000 f; Midland Steel Products
No par
(
36
146%
\'
;_18
Merch & Min Trans Co
Merck & Co Inc
:
cum
preferred-,!
'7
*106
12
60%
110
50'/4
30
Wf, 22%
ff 43 .f
31
*110
11%
.
29%
12%
50
'
15%
35%
14%
35
36
*
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146%
59
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107%
50%
R% fo 9,x':-f
•102% 105
43
x
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35
12
11%
107%
-
23% v-24<x
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59
59
107
29%
8
12%
11%
v
49% * 50%
8%
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30%
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146%
.
105%
•'••••
107
7%
v
11 %
58%
"
f
35
f 11%
11%
105%
29%
14%
34%
34
94
.5
Deo
42%
18% Jan
Sep
31% Jan
204% Nov 20
'103% Nov'26
1
Yf* $3.50
A
8
18% Jan
109
75
Apr 18
'48% May 28
38% May 29
'
45% Nov 26 ',
11C A Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd_100
-
'
61%
*102%
.
14%
34% x
*144
146 Va
107%
*50%
.
34'
11%
12
•
60%
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13%
34
34
35%
.
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V
ff
13%
33
Shoe
conv
7
,
3%
.2
103
preferred..;.
Mercantile
300
—
•f; 1
"
5%
1,500
%.■(■■
42%
42%
*104%
104%
2nd
Melville
6,400
•f f
60%
104
*100%
42%,
104%
104%
60
104%
4%
240
41% fx
41%
x
60%
*100%
ff
45% Feb
30% Jun
9
Jan
Deo
Deo
_1
Co—f
Mfg
Corp
l
4%%
preferred
ff .f 4,100 i Mengel. Co
iff
19
195
7%
11%
15% Apr
100
i
Co..—
Mead
2,500
66%
f 18%
:
1,600
Electric
McQuay-Norris
*
230 f
•'
*
24%',-A if
,24%
x;
21%
65
'
61
*101
f: 42
102:
;
5,600
Sep
27% Oct*
Jan
7% Mar
57% Apr 24
112% Mar 25
11
24% Sep 20
42.
Stores Corp
preferred
McKesson & Robbins Inc,
$4: preferred
McLellan. Stores Co—
1,300
.
48
Jan
4
"20% Jan 23
Sep
4
12% Oct' 9
-
McGraw-Hill Pub Co
L.tNo par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mine6—_5
,4,000
C
27 Va
1
61
*S8
43%
42%
2,900
ff 21%
18%
x
.
;
Sep
Oct
15% Not
32% Deo
39% Deo
Jan
24
*
Deo
625
7% May
Jan 28
11% Feb
31
T__No par
conv
McGraw
i
ff,
3%%
t
1,000
•A'f 27%
49
.
24%
19V4
600
1,700
41% I
40%
f; 104
f' 22
103%,:
65
Xl8%
f
:
27%
.21%
66
''..•ii.I
(\ f. 3
I.
48
McCrory
8
3
30% Nov 22
Xl09
.5
^
'
25%
Jun
14
Dec
62
110% Not
.
Mar
14
46% May 31
19
-
11% Oct 10 f
McCall Corp
f
130 f
33% ;
:
7% Dec
17
425
.
26% Jan
$ per share
31% Jan
106% Jan
17% Sep 27
Aug 15
16% Apr
8
526
Nov 21
3% Sep
$3.40 cum pfd
No par
Maytag Co
—...-No par
$3 preferred
No par
$6 1st cum preferred—
No par
1,000 i
2,600
,f; "ff-
27
x26%
"i
f
44%
ffx 48
.
26
;
1
Stores__
••
10
8% Oct 10
•!-.
T—No par.
1
100
f J $3.75 preferred
;
38% "f M
Dept
Jim
12% Oct 30
No par
:
Co
preferred-
May
'
60
.105
if"* 33 %
x
7%
.
'
48
24%221/*.
.
44%
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•
f 2,900 ^
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21%
.
103
,
48%
21%
65%
19
102
>f
24%
,
66
27 %
10% f
Corp J
Elec
Mathieson Alkali Wks
290 ;
100
•
1
»f 50 ffi
27%
23
21%
103
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1,900
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1
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65
May 28
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30 Va May 28
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a
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33% V' f f 14,800 f Marshall Field & Co—,___r_iVo par
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500
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Magma CopperMagnavox Co (The)
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14
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17
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National
National
Deo
16% Mar
9Va Mar
B^.
Steel
$2
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29
5
Deo
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Deo
Oct
195
20% Jan
13% Jan
30
Deo
20%
Deo
31%
Apr
41% Not
32% Deo
181%
(The)
preferred
20%
20%
20%
18
17 V2
18
106%
1,800
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103%
106%
30%
10
.-
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200
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35
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98
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104
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108
40
35%
31
100
2,100
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1
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Aug 13
13
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19%
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24%
Jan
38
NOT
37
Jan
13
Jan
40ff
100
.
—10
Co—
Co—
1
3
Oct 10
Nov 29
Oct 30
lV^Aug
.75
Sep
25'A Dec
11% Nov;
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89 . Nov
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4
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Jun
D«o
37%
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177
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199%
Deo
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152
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167
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10
107/a Aug 21
4
21
Jan
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33
Jan
65
Apr
2 Va
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12
101% July
.
26%
Jan
41% Feb
V
64% Not
108
1
85% Not
36
Dee
38
Apr 25
22% Aug
251
Jan
18
15
32
Jan
29
26% July
33% Mar
2
102% Not
107% Deo
106 Va Mar
42% May 10
7
Jan
24%
Dee
107/a
Jan
29%
Deo
10%
Jan
14%
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28%
Deo
24% May 27
15
Feb
323A Jan
2
30
15% Mar
—
Neisner Bros Inc ney
Newport
•
4
25
No par'\
18% Oct 10
1
17
Oct 30
4%% conv serial preferred—100
*106
Feb
8
Newberry Co (J J) common-No par
25 '/a Nov
8
3%% preferred
—;——100
103'/a Nov 27
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
106 '
Newmont Mining Corp^
—10
30 /a'Oct 10
Nehl
207
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24
40% Apr 17
22
4
14
108% Jan 24
10
19
3
9
29
33 y4 Jun
27
14% Nov 29
i_l f
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32% Aug
673A Jan
9
21% Oct
10 f
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1,900
Pa—
;
May 31
45% Apr 22
34 % Jun 14
!
Dec
fx
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f
ex
Deo
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32%
37
4lV4Sep 19
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distribution /
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1,200
National
Co
:
2,100
700
178
- X149x
6%
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20Vi
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Sep
27
Sugar Ref Co,
conv
4%%
:
10
41%
Jan
13%
23 '•
31% Nov 25
16% Oct 10
102 Va Oct 28
t
100
100
Corp new—1
Products
National Supply
1,800
ff
1
No par r
Cast Co
& St'l
National Power & Lt
.
600
12,900
93
A,
10%
98
Not
37%
243/8 Aug 13
19% Nov 22
—
National Linen Service
Nat Mall
12,500
-.4,300
fr
Co
14%
108
Deo
66
Jan
*'
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-5
preferred:
Lead
7 r/o". preferred
500
"
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26
>
30 • Sep
3
15% Nov 21
Co___——
26
:
Feb
24
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:.Gypsum
conv
National
x
: 5,900
•f f
1%
25%
$4.50
2,200
81
&
10%
-
:
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;
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Dept
14%
-.;•
30
3
16
45 Va Jan
22
22
30
No par
5.
Products—
26
109%
1
Apr
323/4 Apr
213A Feb
10
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.'••
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26%
Jan
17
37% May
205 Va
fY' "!5. .Octf ;.9..
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f-ff-..
,
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34% Anr
10
Nov 30
22% Oct
f 9% Nov
31 .'Nov
13 ' Oct
*
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-
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National
100
7%
23
l"7
98
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f
Nat
270
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f 30%": 30Va
104
21,000
f;f
34 xv
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V
90 f
11
-
x
-13%
,
20% May 28
28% Jan 29
20% Oct 21
25% Oct
180
•
Share
National Distillers Products
30C
•
'f
&
Dairy
f National
29,700
Y
Nat
•
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25%
31
1%
81
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44
81
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21%;
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,
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26
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79%
26
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31%
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6%
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6%
22%
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f
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•
156
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21% "•
103%
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34%
35%
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A♦'
36%
36%
'
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Jan
35%
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33y4
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X
-—4
common—10:?,
preferred
Corp—1.N0 par
National Can Corp
X
—10
/Nat Cash Register
No par Nat City Lines Inc—;
i.
—1
•ff/-
A
Co
Sep
13% Nov 22
15%
-
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f '.f.:.' 200
35
x
Biscuit
10
5 fx
Corp,—
Co
Battery
V National
Inc———1
Fibres
x
14% Nov 20
1
Airlines,
Aviation
16
20%
15
52 Va Jan
41% May 31
34% Jan
2
Co
Automotive
National
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161/2
"
Nat
f f 100
30%
-
National
X National
300
...
27
Acme
J
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35%
,
•
'/National
7,700
; 185.
25% Jan
f Nashville Chatt & St Louis
4,800
-
Corp,——,—„S: .; 13
OctifSO
!100- fY 23
Oct 25
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f 27; Sep 24
Nash-Kelvinator
4,900
v
2 2'A
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X
1,900
14%
,
22%
27
ff 9%.
ff.35' f;
f9%
34'X"
30%
f 33%
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50
11 Va
11%
185 f x'
24
15%
,
V
23
'
26%
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24
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9%
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185
: X
11%
15%,
17,600
29%
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15%
27%
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13%
30%
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29
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:■
24
26%
185
24 :-f
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27%:
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24%
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10
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15%
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23%
10
14
29%
22%
27%
180
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13%
30
14%
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26%
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13%
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15 ft
...
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30
& 11
11%
14%
14
29
29%
•
15%
X
13%
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3Qr
1
100
27
li
95V4 Oct 29
,
22
Sep
26
108% Mar
103
Feb
24
35
Deo
37
Deo
110% May 27
106
Oct
109
Not
105%
Jan
110
Not
109% Aug 29
43 % May
113
Oct
8
50
Apr 20
32
45
Jun
2,7
18%
109 Va Jun
19
Aug
Jan
47%
Deo
38%
Deo
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, December 9, 1946
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
'
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Dec. 2
Nov. 30
SALE
Dec.
$ per share /
/;
4; ••;;/;
share
22
22
21%
22
21%
22
22 Va
40%
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
41%
41%
16
16 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
38
38
37 %
38
,
A'
*36%
95
A;
•■'•:> 17%
f.1,/ 7 *22%
20%
20 ".A
20%
41
42
42
16%
16%
17%
,*37%
38%
15%
38%
*37
:■
NEW YORK STOCK
■•A/A//
EXCHANGE
'
.
;
Newport News Ship 8i Dry Dock
900
New
York
51,800
,
New
York
300
;:
Air
Brake
1
_100
'
98
177/a
17%
23>/a
•23%
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J
70-
13%
'•
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285
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70
■;':v 22%
70
12%
13%
■
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234
2G%
124%
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27
9%
9%
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•
21%
19%
20%
100%
100%
26 %
A;:;A, 34%
5 200
'/
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20
21 %
19%
27%
20%
A
;
;
27%
-
-
A
28%
20%
207/a
21%
'
101
20
20
-y
100
100
18%
20
19%
23,500
"A, 44
44%
.
10%
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44
44%
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100
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6
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5
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16
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22
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88
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168
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25
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160
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119
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155
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100
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110
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5%
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24 y« Mar
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86'A Nov
14
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16
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100
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75
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19
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27% Jan 24
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16
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1
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19
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par
•
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11
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13
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35% Jan
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25
29% Sep
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59% Dec
v
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108
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;
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27y2Feb
4.4% preferred
100
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Phila & Read Coal & Iron
1 % 11% Oct
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3%% pfd series A
:
100
91% Nov
Philip Morris Si Co. Ltd
5 4 33y4Sep
p
4% preferred
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pp 3.60% series preferred a.
100
99
Nov
Phillips Jones Corp
-No par
20% Oct
5%
cum preferred
i
100
85
Nov
Phillips Petroleum
—No par
49
Feb
Phoenix Hosiery
17 V* Nov
Si Co Inc
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340
80
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205
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preferred
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Pittsburgh
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Co
1
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100
100
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preferred
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100
5%
class A
—100
5%% 1st ser conv pr pfd
100
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100
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100
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1
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5
preferred
preferred
class
B—
Jan
NOV
38% NOV
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48%
19% Jan
Jun
17
19
92%
Jan
119% Nov
17
63
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116%
43% Mar 18
Mar 12
18
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14 ya Apr
41%
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Apr
105% Nov
109
3
10
108
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13
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13
89% Dec
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,
29% Nov
25
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29 V*
117
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122
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Sep
13
28
56% July
74
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Jun
10
107% Sep
113
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;
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110
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15% Feb
Feb
106
26% May
Feb
30
7
3
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103
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59
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200
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Mar 29
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Jan
j
37% NOV
Feb
126
11%
106
Jan
Sep
Deo
Deo
23% Nov
20% Deo
15%
Deo
Deo
106%
105
Sep
118% Aug
8% Mar
85%
—<4,;
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Jan
Deo
May 15
210
Jan
11
16
202
•
44%
Jan 15
Feb
34% Dee
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8
Nov 15
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136
6
14 Va Oct 10
115
Jan
21% Jan
/
414 Jan 11
Dec
20% Sep 10
71% Dee
Jan
73
4
1
Jan
71
36
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7% Dec
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57
106%
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21
3
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Nov 30
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v
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102
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200
30
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Jan
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17
29% Sep 20 V ; *35%
Oct
Jan
19% Aug
25
,
112
/
102% Sep 25
123
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
5
Jan
47
19
20
5
B
A 19% Feb
11
26
10
20
27
Year 1945
|/ Lowest
share
May 16
122
20
30
3
No par
Plymouth Oil Co
/Pond Creek Pocahontas new
J per
16% Feb
6
2
80 p May
9
5
x48
May 23
19
6 - 76% Jan 22
117% Jan 18
3
30% May
1
24
34
July 10
25
13 - Oct 30
12 V4 Nov 25
19
Oct 10
-
Poor 81 Co class
96% Nov
43%
Jun
109% Jun
11
t per share
; Pfeiffer Brewing Co
$4
Jan
36% Jan
132
9
Range Sine* January 1 /A
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Lowest
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"•
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46
30% Jan
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115
2
26 :
10
.Apr
24%
46% NOV
49 > Nov
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113
•s
33% Aug
4 47% Feb
Dee
30% Deo
Jan
Nov
20% DjBC
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Pfizer
33%
Deo
111
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25
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•
100 *
49%
Jan
16% Feb
•
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Salt Mfg Co^__
21%
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20 % Sep 24
25
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;
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69
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110. Jan
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200
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7%
125
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111
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106%
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56
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3
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EXCHANGE
A
10%
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/
900
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70
206
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90
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102
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1
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Penn Power
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Pennsylvania
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6,800
28,900
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40
108%
108
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111
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108
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117
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118
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1,700
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27
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;
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2,500
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117%
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69%
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91
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43%
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22% Feb
16
Feb
27
99
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14
49% Mar
141
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44% Deo
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-
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68
Feb
21
Jan
Nov
12
198
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198
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14
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22
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200
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1
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4549
jyolume 164
2973
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
$ per share
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May 14
105% May 22
41
July 1
31
500
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Sep 10
115% Jan 10
108
Sep 25
126
114% Aug
Jan
139% May 10
112
117% Feh 15
150
Nov 30
,
47% Sep 10
19% Feb 26
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107
30
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp.;.—.10
Oct
Jan
69% Jan
17
Nov ■
67% Not
11$% Deo
126
Dec
138
121% Jan
112% Oct
47% Jan
15
Dee
Dee
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106% Jan
110
Jan
2
9
119% Jun 20
25%
26%
17
Jan:
103% Feb
30% Jun 10
103
par ■;
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preferred
eonv
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10
Sep 10
17% Oct 10
preferred
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100
;
7% preferred —_;i_.
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;
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—;
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7,300
11,200
22%
9
$ per share
12% Jan
16% Jan
63% Feo 18
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340
6
53
kv; $5
$ per share
Feb 16
Dec
Nq pat
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,
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200*
,
30
38
50
Year 1945
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
11% Nov 22
Publicker Industries Ine——
5
$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado-—20
24,800;
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$ per share
•
1
—
—
'
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Inc.;
4%% preferred ser
Procter & Gamble
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52
32
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Par
-
Xl07% 107%;
-
Range for Previous
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Lowest
Highest
,
EXCHANGE
Pressed Steel Car Co
1,300
113%
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23
3,800
:
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21
21% ' : V, 21
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39%
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Dec. 6
Dec. 5
13%
39
39
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100
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57%.
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Thursday
Dec. 4
12%
13
39
40%
Wednesday
$ per share
share
per
12%
13
40%
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Dec. 2
Nov. 30
\2%
Tuesday
Dec, 3
Monday
Saturday
Nov
2148% NOV
118
Jan
4
23%r Jan
88% Oct
24% Den
112% Nov
28
Nov
25% Aug 13
18% Jan
12% Deo
19
Jan 23
96% Mar 19
19% Jan.
78% Jan j
7% Mar '
19% Deo
90% Oct
19% Deo
28% May 23.
2
17
100
115% Jun. 13
Sep 20
38% Feb
19% Feb 20
Jan
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9
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6
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100
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38%
Nov
38% Jun
29% Mar
80% Dee
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46% Dm
28% Dec
137
Jun
69% July
17
Jan
143
36% Dm
102% AUg
50% Jun
3
105 y8 Apr
3
31%
22% Jan
99% Jan
34% July 19
Oct 14
Oct
28
Deo
DM
27% May 11
101
May 18
32% Mar 13
—
warrants
with
Preferred
Reo Motors,
2,300
76
Dee
43% Deo
36% Jan
11% Jan
102%Oct
9
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;
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19% Jan
31
Apr IT
112% Feb
4
16% Oct 15
125% Jan 17
26% Nov 22
pfd 3%%
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5,900
9%
9%
,
;
7%
7%
18% Jan
♦
9
26%
..
16
3,400
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27,500
;
1
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7y8Nov 22
Steel Corp———No
Republic
(
7% Nov 22
50c
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Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures
12,900
/ 8,400
,
7%
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120
120
14
37%
43
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105
;
53% Jun 207
ill
34% Jan
40
;
16
pfd—..100
Corp—
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July
Aug
MarXi
33
33
Reliance Manufacturing Co—No par
Reliable Stores
103
6
49% Feb
6
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190
i
38%
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f
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39
Apr
9
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24% Apr
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29
114
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121
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,
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38%
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1,700
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17% Feb 25 7
21% Feb; 21;
40% Feb : 16
118
19% Jan
102% Jan
;
Apr 20
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110% Jan
3 !
;
11% Jan!
87%
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112% Nov 22
7
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8
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,
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107% Ojpt 17.
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21%
22%.
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Sep 19
21% 'V22:;7:77 :
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; 97
5%% preferred — I——100
105% 105%
Sep 25
*105% 107 777: .77; >.-40. 7
36%
37% 7 :
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34%
8,600
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77
13%
90:'
500
28
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6
17% Sep 19
32% Nov 15
16% Sep 19
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.Reeves Bros.' Inc^-w-i----.500
3,400
•
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-
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,
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7' 32
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107
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,-50 7
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300,
13%
15%
80
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48
Radio Corp of Amerl—
No par
$3.50-conv. 1st preferred—JVo par.
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
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;■
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24% Oct
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98
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Feb
43
101
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STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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Jun
38
10
20% May 28"
44
Apr 29
10% Jan
16% Jan
13% Feb < 5
•
9
6% Aug.
19% Apr
33
Mar
6% Oct 10
Antelope Copper1 Mines.—*Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co (The) • —--No par
Ruppert, Jacob—J_—-J--—5
600
7/
Oct
25
31% Jan
37% Mar
99% Sep
16% Mar;
50% July 31
108% Feb 25
Nov: 25
;i9
Dec
4
-12% Oct710-
ii.No par
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2,800
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40
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40
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107% Oct
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77
Jan
2
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'17% Sep 19
(Frank G) S -—X-No par ;
Sep 20
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co——No par
! 64
Shell Union Oil
y'■ 27% Feb-26
8 ' Dec
6
Sheraton Corp of America,^.;,—1 • ■
5% Oct 10
Silver King Coalition Mines-——5 j
Shattuck
1,300
,
;
Nov 21
-—-L——*>.N0 par if'i 33
Simonds Saw & Steel ——-No par :'
38% Jan 8
Oct 10
Sinclair1 Oil Corp -——--No par; ( 15
Jan 28
Skelly Oil Co.—L_—,—u,i_15::; 54.
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>718,900
17; >6001
Ironki^i.20
14
-
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21
74
4
13%
87
59
85% Jun
7
27% Feb 16
•
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.
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Aug
"5%
3
1
6
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61
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24
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V; 14% Feb
Mar
32%
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14%
41%
Jan
Feb
Aug (
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15
37
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71% Dee
30% Nov
14% Dee
Nov
24% Oct
Jun
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72% Nov
22% NOV
70% Nov
36% Dec
12% Dee
46%
44%
21%
65%
22%
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Nov
Dee
Dee
24% Apr 17
Sep 23
&
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16% Jan
12% Mar
26% Apr 29
*
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Steel
8
39% May 11
91% May 18
*
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800
m
7
Nov
65% Oct
32% Apr 18
40% Feb 16
4
6,700
5,100
68 y4
81
7
54%
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page
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4,100
18
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18,400
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180
6,700
45%
600
50
35%
37%
5,400
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99%
.-J.—100 :
Edison—-—25
Southern Natural Gas Co,——-7.50,
9,000
1,300
2,200
———
California
Southern
■
Southern
112%
45%
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preferred
14,300
97
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8%
-
14
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preferred
50'
Southeastern Greyhound Lines—5«
South Porto Rico Sugar——No par
4,500
81
19
17%
7
7
.—,-100
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc—15 ;
7 South Am Gold &' Platinum—:
1'
South Carolina E &> G. Co——7.50 k
174%
44
7
r
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42
:
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Smith & Corona
"6,000
-
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10
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600
34,500
53
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13
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52
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23
Corp „_i,*7i-No par
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—No par$3.50 conV pre! ser A—--No par
Oct
Deo
61% NOV
29
113% May
Nov
7
22 %
17% Oct 10
—1
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14 %
49% Apr
9
23% May 11
22% July 11.
24% Jan 17
;
NOV 22
Steel-
52 ;■■'•
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37
7,
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41%,
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17% Feb
8
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13% Nov 22
12% Oct 10
.
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37% Jan 16
77% Feb
8
35y4 Nov 22
& Co—-—-No par
Sharpe
;
30%
8%
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102% Nov
6
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;
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36%
.
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100
Aug 14
61
July 11
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33%
45
67%
70
19
Jan 28
6% NOV 21
—5
—
5
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
Serve! Inc common ——————.1
$4.50 preferred
No-par
87
5:719 7<;:
6%
33%
v
44%
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19 „:K'
Seagrave Corp
5,800
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32%
3oy4
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69
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18
17% Sep 24
Seeger Refrigerator Co
"Jan
19% July
110% July
Oct 30
preferred series A
-
7 ,;
98»/a Deo
37
Mar 30
Sep 24
9,700
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Oct
23
■;•;;■
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42
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Sears Roebuck
38,500
7,500
1,000
64
May 8
34% May 29
■
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S per share
Aug'
22% Jun
Jan 15
48% Jan
90
29% July
13% Jan
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Nov 22
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7
,2,400:
11%
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500
900
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Co
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$3.40 cum pfd
;
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14,500
7
36%
19
15%
66%
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22
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$ per share
110% Sep 11
9% Nov 22
7
230
101
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20,100
> 1,700
54%
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5% preferred
.i—.—H00
Savage Arms Corp -—^,^.—5
Schenley Distillers Corp.---—1.75
■■■:•
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.
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21%
30%
29%'
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70
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48
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27
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4
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NEW YORK STOCK
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Monday
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Dec. 4
Dec. 3
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Nov. 30
/
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
AND
LOW
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$ per share
t per share
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Range for
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267/a
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100
27
23
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26
25
22
25
30
Sep 26
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142
Dec
3
Dec
Nov
38%
Dec
104
17y4 Apr
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7% Jan
56% July
16% Aug
105 V2 Aug
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56
Jan
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25
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-
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110
10
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23
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40
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82
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26%
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36
Dec
13 /
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66
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Jan
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13%
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25
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28
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77
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115
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77
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115%
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20
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10
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5
29
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28
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29
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40
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1
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8
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192
Oct
26
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119
101
25
Sep
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preferred
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U 8 Pipe & Foundry
20
35 Nov
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59
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U S Plywood Corp
1
41
Feb
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100
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10
48 V* Nov
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144
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40% Oct
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7
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—
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77
Jan
16
29 / May 11
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Nov 14
preferred
1%
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;
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88
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111 Jun 10
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23
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Jan
80% May 27
Sep 24
Nov
16J/2 Nov 21
Dec 3
United Air Lines
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39%
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68 %
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23% Oct 14
100
31
29%
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21,700
6%
/■ 7//'/:;
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-/ $3.50 conv. preferred..——100
.80
Oct 30
100
4
81 / *77
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United Corp common
—1
314 Oct 10
54,500
3% / 3% .//
/ /:: 3%
3%
•
$3 preference
—.—5
44 Oct 14
: 1,400
48
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47%
47% ,/
United Dyewood Corp.————1 • /
400 /
8% Dec 5
9 ''' '
83/8
8%
/
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Preferred
/.
100
71 % Mar 16
10
87 •/ ■'■///
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87
-•
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United Electric Coal Cos—j—5
/ 12% Nqv 21
1,600
♦13
13% m
13%
13%
United Engineering & Fdy
—5
34y4Dec 3
37
/ 36%. 36%
i37,
/** 1,300
United Fruit Co
No par
/ 41% Oct 10
47%
47%/./, / 7,900
:■/ 46%
•/ 47
United Gas Improvement Co__13% 7' ;187/8 Oct 10
5,400
23%
•
'/ 22%
23 y4 //,
223/4
United Merch & Mfrs lnc com_^__l
12y4Oct 30
14
./■' 14%l//v 22,800
/'/• 133/4
143/a
5% preferred
—100
104 V2 Oct 10
130
106
106
♦106
108
4
f
17/
16%
..
105
♦103
22 3/4
108
12% -.12%
13
-
18%
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63 % July
,
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31%
13%
$ per ihar4
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37
46%
Dec
51% Nov
30%
6iy2July 26
9
16
16
7
30
14
693/8 Jun 18
.
13%
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19% Deo
16% Aug
30% May
177/8 Feb
70 .Feb
20% Jun
18 % Nov
21V2 May
-
♦13%
38% May
\43%Nof
11%
68% Aug 21
12
Asbestos
Union
1,400
>
36
36% ':/ : /-/, 36
:
-
Xd
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39% Nov
Apr
Sin
19y« May 15
13 Jan 15
1
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Dec
Dec
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>137
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28
25
26
-
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3%
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,
31% Mar
29
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81
25%
33fiV
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Jan
,
18
-
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49
5,400
■
; 693/4
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22
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Dec
Dec
73% Nov
/127% Mar
9% Dec
Oct :
5% Aug :
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28
—
39%
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30
:
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57
11
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18%
109
Dec
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33%
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109
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2,100
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22%
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16%
16%
Dec
25%
109% Aug 20"
Ruber Co
5
Union Bag & Paper —
No par
Union Carbide & Carb
—No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser No par
/ Preferred $3.70 series—J-No par
Preferred $3.50
series
-No par
Union Oil of California
—25
Union
/ / *99
■
21%
:
*105
36% ,36%
37%;
Oct
Nov
Jan
Feb
Lowest
Underwood Corp
%//:./90
;;
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89
:
101
21%
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127%
126
.
103
101
102
102
21%
21%
V
107'A
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♦102
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21%
21%
45
106
16
36% Jan
$ per share
Par
2,800
;
28
28%
/
89% ~S0% / :/
112%
*99%
Dec
;/- 47
34% July '
101% Sep ,
Range Since January 1
/
12%
;
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112
112%
*104
Jan
8%
;
Dec
U
56%
533/4
53%
54%
53%
55%
56%
27%
NOV
20%
Aug 22
-
41 y8 Feb
'41.'
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21
22
■
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i
I per share
Oct
108
/
4
9% Mat 4
18
July "11
/ : 46V2Sep 10
60% Jun 5
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26y2 May 10
35
Sep 20
65 May 28
Z/13%Sep 19
18
Sep 6
NEW YORK STOCK
-
the Week
*
56%
; 91
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/
.
$ per share
Dec
Nov
27
Deo
106%
16
56
Jan
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.
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July 11,
.
—
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Friday
Thursday
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STOCKS
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Deo
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12
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12
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121
134%
78% May 13
112% Jun .12
137/8 Jan 29
68 Jan 29
24T/a Apr 20
112 Feb 20
26'/a Jun 14
66y4Jan 15
tTransamerica 'Corp^__i13y® Oct 10
/ 21% Mayv20
Transcont'l & West Air lnc
5
18% Decj 2 / 71
Jan 9
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-No par
14
Dec 4
33% Feb ?! 7
Tri-Continental Corp
—1
5y8 Oct 10
12% Jan 29
$6 preferred
No per
105 Sep 25 , .114 Z Mar 8
Truax-Traer Corp /./;
No par
16
Sep 9
22% May 28
20th Cen Fox Film Corp.
No par
37y«Oct 30
63% May 11
$1.50
preferred /____
No par
/ 46'/8Nov 21
79 May 11
$4.50
prior pfd
;
No par
1027/8 Apr 23
106% Jan 10
Twin City Rapid Transit—No par
11% Oct 10 ; 24 Apr 30
5 % conv prior pfd
-50
44 Oct 9. : 71% Apr 30
Twin
Coach Co—
1
11'/a Nov 19
26% Jan 29
28,100
21
20%
21%
20 %
21%,
-
-
5,700
135/8
13%
12%
18%
18%
46
12%
12%
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18%
6%
51
2,900
6ya
37
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106
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20
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100
3,800
48
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36 //
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46
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46
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700
11 y8
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■/. 17%
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15%
1063/4
106%
r
Jan
33%
100
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co_______—5
$2.40 conv pfd
No par
47
Sep 16
The Fair
__i./ i.—No par
15 Sep 3
Thermoid Co common./—;..—1
10
Sep 3
$2% div conv preferred—;—50
48
Oct 30
Third Avenue Transit Corp-No par
9Va Oct 9
Thomas Steel Co (The)
r-1-17 Deb 3 /
Thompson (J R)
—______25 ; xl4'A Oct 30
Thompson Products com
-No par
38V4Oct 8
4% • preferred
_i,100
102
Oct 25
Thompson-Starrett Co
No par
5y8Oct 10
$3.50 cum preferred
No par
32 Oct 9
Tide Water Associated Oil——10
17% Nov 13
$3.75 preferred
No par
99Va NoV 26
Timken Detroit Axle_^._—
——-5
16 % Oct 10
Timken Roller Bearing >____No par .
38Oct , 9
240
a>;
Texas
Texas
2,100
/..;
18
57
11%
11%
18%
44
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•
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17 >•;
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35
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5%
102%
7y8
.43%
38%
49% May 31
23
11% Jan
6% Nov
14% Sep
52 Feb
,
(Th?)
Gulf
Texas
4,700
6,300
-
;
53
17%
15%-
*105%
6
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20 %
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43%
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Pacific Coal & Oil—10
Pacific Land Trust
1
51% -52%
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V:
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•■/
24%
15%/
50
Gulf
HVs
51%
14%
Texas
593/4
11%
51%
49
Tejcas Co
593/a
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11%
'
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Telautograph Corp
Talcott lnc
16%
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•
58 3A
11%
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59% Aug 13
20
21 /
11 h
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32%-; !// 32%
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21%
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42
16%
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Jan
67 %
6
/
22
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42
/
27%
33 %;:;
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21
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17
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112
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112
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•
11%
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33.
28%
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21%
16%
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44
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53
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5
44 y4
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69
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120
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107%
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>
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121
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♦107
,
119%
♦68
'•
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135% Apr
par •■ '. 70 Oct 10
1—.-No par
78 Oct, 10:
Standard Oil of Califs—-No par
42 VB Feb 26';,
Standard. Oil of Indiana.
___25>/.37 „.Feb 26
$6 prior preferred.
1 $7 prior preferred
•
21%
.
'39
.
213/4
20%
21%
.
-
19
*15
' $ per share
'20% Oct 10 ''
'
■/
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44
53% Jun 14
*38%. • 40
/
26% Aug 26
♦
18%
19% 'V *18%
19%
;■
63
May 10
';:'V:45% i 46%
46 •■••'■ 47 109% Aug 15
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v
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21
21%
21
21%
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1 /20% Dec 4
.23; Feb 13
*21
21%
*21
21%.'
300
. . 5%
prior preferred
21 Jan. 8;
233/4 Apr 17
15
153/a
15
15%
5,500
Stone & Webster
No par
14% Oct 10
38% July
1
19%
20'A
193/4
20%
23,100
Studebaker Corp. (The)
1 . 18% Oct 30
24% May 28
13 y8
I33A
13 y8
133/4
4,800
Sun Chemical Corp ^
__„_1-WT 12% Nov 22
110
May 17
♦107
107%
" *107
107%
—
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
103% Sep 17
78% Jun 10
67%
67% :•■;/•;, 67% • 67y2
1,100 r.Sun Oil'Co__
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: 61% Sep 26
124% Aug 13*
♦118% 120 /
*118120
': ///' .
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Class A pfd (4%%> Cura)__J-106
Apr:i8*. /: 14 May 28
7%
8 /;/
7%
8%' ;/y. 26,800
Sunray Oil Corp
/l.'„.:i
7% Oct 10 , •56% Aug 12
•/ 43
433/4
'
43
43
•: /// 2,200
Sunshine Biscuits Inc___.___12.50
42y4 Sep 10
24
Apr 18
11 y8 vliy4
•
10%/ 11% :;:•// 10,700 /. Sunshine Mining Co_____„^^/_10c
103/a Oct 10
-35% May 29
21 •/. 21%
/V.
20%
20% 5,500 - Superheater Co (They-*——No par Z'Z 17% Oct 10
160
May 24
112
112
/.
112
112
'
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Oct 10
Nov 29
.22
1043/8
- ♦101%
22
22
♦21
'
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$ per share
61% Nov ;22
Standard Oil of Ohio_^_—^-.1-10' 20% Mar 6
3%% preferred series A
;_100 ■ l02y2 Nov 29 /
7,600:
Standard Steel Spring ..J
11./; Oct 10:
1,000;" ; 4% cbnv preferred
4.
37% Nov. 21 /
300'" Starrett Co-(The) L S
No par vr 37 Sep 12
700*' Sterchi Bros: Stores Inc._/_—_1 /! 16y8 Oct9
4,800
Sterling Drug Lnc commoh__/-i.^._5 ///41%'Jan. 3 ;-;
/3% preferred _j,.i_^^_/W__.100 V 102% Oct 10
2,900
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
13y# Oct/lOi.
; '
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47
46%
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22%
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38
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Year 1945
Range Since January 1
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
...
EXCHANGE . ///V >,
•
•
90%
91
1,700
97'A
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* 3,700
•
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103 ' v' , 7
90
88
40%
39%
r
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30y4"
29 y2
29%
♦87%
.*
Sales for
the Week
•
$ per share
293/4
31 y2
$ 'per share
28%
♦87
29%
Friday
Dec. 6
^
"
$ per
Range for Previous
STOCKS
.
Dec. 5
.
Monday, December 9, 1946
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
THE COMMERCIAL
253/s Aug 21
/
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84
106
80
187
Apr
Oct
27% Jun
25
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Feb
6
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110
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200
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178
10
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7
Apr 16
110% Jan lo
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May 14
25
100
46
17
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91
preferred
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55 Va Jun
187a Dec
1
32
20% Apr
187
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23% Aug
9
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Highest
$ per share
14
30
100
Pictures
293/4 Jan
10
7
,
,
8%. preferred
22
$ per share
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41
1
Leaf
$ per share
100% Nov 22
2
conv
Year 1945
Lowest
4% Sep
7% Oct
V*
No par
Steel Corp
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14,400
47
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1
2d pfd_5
50
10
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203/a Nov
25
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4
cum
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■
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par
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270
80
93"
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44 ,7
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140
160
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600'
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partic
22%
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Jan
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Nov
17
13%
Apr
24%
160
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19
113
May 28
86% Mar
104
15
115
Feb
15
90%
Jan
103
12
53
May 28
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24%
Jan
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Mar
5
100
100
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5
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100
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80
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21
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37
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pref__:
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140
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div
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140
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32
100
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100
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23
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88
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Monday
v.
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-
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105
Apr
59%
32% Nov 21
52
Apr
Dec
45 y4
1%
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Deo
Jan
81
Deo
118
Sep
124
Nov
57
Jan
9
83
Deo
45%
Jan
65
Nov
36%
53 - July
3
45% Jan 30
,
Deo
Jan
43%
Nov
Co
29
130
10
170
Mar 29
120
Mar
165
Sep
19
Deo
178
May 11
145
Mar
173
Deo
56
100
Oct
171
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Preferred /
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68
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118%
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101
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112
Dec
113%
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118% Deo
14%
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15%
,
15%
Deo
Deo
Jan
61
Deo
Jan
14 Va
Jun
13%
Feb
37%
Jun
Jan
57 Va
July
64%
Jan
92
43 Va
Aug
56
26%
Jan
35
Oct
27% July
31% Aug
38%
Deo
30 Va
17
Jan
29
72
373A May
30% July
27% Feb
Jan
11
Jan
100
16
64
Jan
Jan
Jun
Oct
37% May
50% May
45%
43
Deo
Deo
105%
Deo
78
Feb
107%
Jan
47%
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103
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2d
1
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20 V '
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4
9%
9%.
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900
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94
Jan
.
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Ouxpm.
Oct
Deo
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26%
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Jan
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Jan
128
Jan
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22%
40%
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Jan
22
138%
37
53%
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38
Jan
70
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79
Jan
100
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;
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Nov
Jan
Jan
110
Nov
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84
1
100% Nov
75
Oct
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i
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i
1
1
2,900 f. Young-.-Spring & Wire
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10,400 ; .Youngstown Sheet
Thxbe'—No.par
4,500 t„ .Youngstown Steel Door
i.No par
\
t
Oct
Jan
83A
29
12% Sep 19
95% Sep 24
Jan
26% Jan
May 21
12%
Jan
87%
21%
May 28
44* Jan 28
237e July 10
; 105
July' 11
36
Jan
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44
,
Oct
101 % Aug
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EXCHANGE.;:
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3%
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106
22
NEW YORK STOCK
5,600 /
40
115
Deo
32 3A
45% Jun 27
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3
17
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>
113% Nov
223/4 Mar
106
-
-
,
Nov
Jan
107 Va Jan 31
Aug 20
9
■
37
Jan
13% Nov 25
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57% Sep 24.
15
Nov
26
July
1
27% Jan 31
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35% Jan 17
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Jan 29
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Lowest.
J per share \
32% Jafi
13%
Highest
$ per-share
Deo
Jan
Oct
19% Jan
39% Jan
20
M4r
81% Deo
70% Deo
27% Sep
34% July
5 % Jan
44% Deo
12% Deo
■by ft
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>
;
23% Mar
1093A
39% Jan 30
Nov 19
53A Oct 10
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—No'par
i.—1_
Nov
89% Nov
16
45
30
„
38%
Apr
100%
63% Jun 18
11% Nov 21
; /
Deo
Jan
41s/s Jun
81 Va Sep 11
„
16%
32% Jan 14
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•
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May
6
26% Jan 16
21
July 10
July 26
101
> Wiison-Jonfes Co——sJ—„?10 r ' 15 Va Oct 29 ~"213A Feb
7
> Wisconsin El Pow Ca
.6%. pfd_JL0O. i 142
Mar 5 ,160 , • Jun 14
7 Woodward Iron Co——
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52
May 31
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10? ,43% Sep. 10. > 62% May 29
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Aug 13
Sep 19
74
Prior pfd 4Va%
series—J
100 : >84% Sep 30 : 100
Apr 25
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*100 - • 87% Sep 27
• 103
May 10
Feb
.4
Wright. Aeronautical
No.par :
80% Sep ..5
106
v Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
1
^-No'par ,>';-5«% Oct 7
82% Apr
Wyandotte Worsted CO
Jun
6
—5 >,13% Dec
2
253/8
preferred
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1
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56% Jun 14
101
Apr 24
533/a Jan 14
10
> 343ANov 22
39 ? May 7
29% Nov 21
98
Nov 27
Oct
Jan
13 Va Jan
11% Oct 28
26% Oct 10
? *, 21 Va Nov 25
No par
;
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V.
Oct
63
1
Deo
33%
32% Jan
18Va Oct 30
100
-i.1
32
?
1
116% Apr 11
35
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0
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39%
p;±}
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preferred.,—
preferred
$4.25
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a JB3%.: 65%
16.
27
19
Sep 12
Sep 24
71
Apr 30
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5% Sep
14
100
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.
Mar
84%
.
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160 /
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,
2
100
Sewing Mach Corp
-
Wednesday
Dec. 3
v
—No par
White
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Saturday
/
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White
Prior
96%
'» 40%
47-
45%
ft68
12 Va
12%
preferred
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1
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400
-
85
57-5* Jan
100
12.50
5,500
87
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2
No, par > 36 Va Nov 22
$5 conv prior pref
a
No par > 90 Va Nov 23
White Dental Mfg (The S S)__—20
27 V* Feb 26
32
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>
40% -40%
>
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Nov
9
117% Aug 7
1193A May 16
53% Jun 10
16
7% Dec
v
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2~1%
24
■
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40%
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24%
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157
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Westvaco Chlorine Prod
$3.75
111%, Sep
;
Pacific RR Co com-No par
Westinghouse
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90
.13%.
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.
82
82
r
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323/4
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8
119
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5
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19
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Western Union Teleg class A_No par
Class B
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Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
,
1,290
20
106
1
50
29 Va
Jan -.U
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,
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29
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31%
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7,400
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non-cum
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50
343/4 Feb
Sep 20
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100
4%
Deo
105%
Apr
83A
35% Mar 14
Sep 10
Sep 25
Western
.
'35%
.
31
99%
40%
> > *6"
31
pfd__^_100
Co
16%
Oct
29%
v
4
100
4%%
Pap
Oct
91%
233/4 Aug 29
>31% Sep 19
£ 85% Sep 30
100
100
II,200
*
35%
Pulp &
183/4 July 19
1077/a Feb 20
.
10
115
preferred ___j
Western Air Lines Inc_i
Western Auto Supply Co
2,300
£
Va
Dec
10
108
?
14%
143A Aug
24% Jan
^..100
preferred
Sep
Jan
~i%
14
Sep
20% Oct
\
110%
7
20% Jun
303/8 Jun
1
A__No par
">' 4Va%
6,700
v
29%
23%v
•
35%
•45
Corp
class
West
>i3>;
*11
22
99%
6%*
74%
.
Sugar
Aug
16
20
!i
105
:
297a Oct 24
Jan
5
preferred
Mar 26
25% Dec
5
No par
Apr
18% Jan 24
5
No par
111
•
9% Oct 30
xil7/sMarl5
:
r
West Penn Power
1,700
1,500
35%
29s/a
>':•
6%
35%
28 Va
■7
-
/;
29%
35*A
.,,
16%
75
*11 Va
30
10
9%
12
23 Va Nov 25
:
No par
Tobacco
Indies
7%
6%
i.v 900
*15%
20%
19%
>
113
■-9%
.
103%
13%
Deo
West Penn Electric
40 ?
37
113
9%
West
80
a
115%
"36%
r",
273A
48 '■
111%
115%
115
>.
> ,>120
;v;:«4 >: 64 V
1
Webster
11,100
;
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17%
29 Va
35 Va
31
118
34%
33%
tb
19s/a
19 Va
6%
•
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;
♦110
v,
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38
9% > >-9%>
6%
34
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114%
37%
»'
112%
*111
66 Va
643/4
67a*'
:
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115
9
-
62%
"34
-
114%
7
38 V4
30%
*111
111%
39
25
Deo
42
5 ?:;,
Co
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift™
400 ?>:
$4 conv preferred
M116
*110%
111
*102
*83
Nov
20
Jan
Corp
Lt
2,100
117
40%
4
'
78
Jan
30%
Waukesha
2,500
30%
:':'>*115-a>',., 115% :
115
A
*15
12
22%
7
32
900
I
87 >
*116
103%
;
Petroleum
Washington^ Gas
36%
.
112%
:
31%
39
94
Sep
13%
29
Wayne Pump
112%
1123/s
6%
19%
*45'
a
69
*31%
Warren
i
400
10-
36%
♦102
-
I,000
400
29%
117
38%
8
75
28%
99
*60
64
14
Motor. Co
Wayne Knitting Mills
"
31
98%
30%
117
61 %
33%
*10%
48%
•
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500
*86%
1123/a
HO
*110
;
/
87
30s/a
115%
1674
10%
367a",
117
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67a
19
35%
48%
>*29 >
600
25%
9%
10
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;. 75,
V
23%
Va
*35%
'
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20%
20%
20 V*
21
54
5%% preferred
100
10O
Sep 24
Warner Bros Pictures::?_-":_?"'?5 >'16% Oct 30
g Warren Fdy & Pipe,
No par
22
Nov 15
20,700
34
,
33%
1127a
110
63
33%
19%
12%
30 %
?
20%
>
17%
24 %
25%
*25%
36%
.
87
30
115
7%
*15
:
•
29%
120
~17%
*23 Vs.
25%
•
105
17%
25%
35
11%
*104
Feb
23% Jun
3
.
.17%
v
86
10
33 Va Dec
105
Apr
40 '
4% preferred :
^_100
23,300
Walker (Hiram) G & W new No par
ra 7,200 f. Walworth Co,.»
No par
,*11,900-1' Ward-Baking Co common,^
1
25%
24%'
;
> 25%
•'.
21
26
*34
36%
116 3/4
38
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6% .' .6%
? 17%
35
34
;>■
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21
•25 V"
10%
*111%
115%
63
*15
19%
25%
343/4
86%
;
110%
*110
V/
10%
64
*75
26 V*
26
10
116
37%
.il4'.':*f^?
9%
63
25 Va
21
17%
*23%
:
24
25 Va
..
•
18%
23 V*
36
.
30 Va
111%
*114
;
39
*110
21
104% 104%-
105
XlT%-
'
26%
34%
86%
110%
115%
*37%
;
26
*24%
-
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-
26 V
36
,
111
116
111%
*114
:
18%
24%
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10%
,
29%
a
:
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105
17%
2374
21
86%
:
•
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30%
105
f
35%
10%
36 Va
*86
,
16%-
23%
,
11
re 15% Oct
v
10%
36%
23
167a
25
25
•34%
35%
10%
>>
16%
105
•
11
2674
21
V;.,
26
.
nya-
26 Va
*26
21
'y
*.
103/4
18% 'T,
26%
:■
26%
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'
11
24
26Va
26
'V:
10%
105
*20%
■>
24^ 247a*
233/4
*25%
>
24%
2,500
Sep
par
No par
1,200' ? Waldorf System
:
Walgreen Co_:
34%
v
105
23%
' V; ■ ,105
18% "i : -17%
25 Vs
*24%
24
163/a
104
."18%
'
206
105
106
.>? —Wabash RR 4%%. preferred-^.JLOO
10%'
Ji
16
*60-/? 66%
173/4 ■ I?3/? >
34
' 34%: ;V
343/4
33 Va
*105
24
10%
16%
16%
;
106
23%
24
>'68...??
17% flVVfb
34%
337a
*105
106
»24>;
18%
18%
,/
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68
*60
'v
-No par
bet 23
-Sep 23
19%
^
9
When dlotrihutwL
42% Jan 15
14% Apr 18
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Monday, December 9, 194Cf
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
2976
■rf>
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York Curb
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
ti|xxx Daily; Weekly and Yearly
exw.<
.
r >
Saturday-.?
Monday___.
___.
Tuesday!—
i
„
Wednesday
,
Thursday!!:
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Frlday_____
•'
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~
•
-
-
:.
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.
.ill
Government* Bond,
Foreign
?J-,' Bonds "r^ BoQds
Salei
and Miscel.
Bonds
■■
x
■
..
(Par Value)
r
<
ttXJ hsZA'X!
X $68,000
124,540
.$12,000
147,600
X
306,230
182,000
"
389,275
126,000
•Thursday
Friday.
•
p.
272,660
149,000
319,670
172,000
l,p72,02Q
$844,000
$24,417^050.
259,645
.
TotaL
-
*
Foreign
.
"^Corporate V. Z1 total
Government
Wednesday
3L2,70(^7^ 4,685,7p0
$73,650
foreign *"'
;j;i v.
Tuesdayl—
j .v 5,157,000
17,950
4,864,950
•
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Shares)
Monday—.l_.^
12,000
,
xC '
SU
Week Ended Dec. 6,1946
Saturday
-6,0'0O-\ ,,3,868>00O
; 26,ooo
: 3,751,600
'
,
1,000
114,000
'
$80,000
-X
<
l:
2,000
• r
783,000.
X
13,000
$3,000
$178,000
,<
132,006;
—
32,000
,
148,000.
:" 297,000
$1,000
6,000
:
-'••-
•
"
185,000;
$1,025,000
..
.
r
Jan. 1 to Dec. 6
Week Ended Dec. 6
1946,'
Bonds
v
' $148,300
2.477,800
36,769,900
$73,650
Government—!
Foreign—
2,140,600
—
22,202,800
Railroad & Industrial
Week Ended Dec. 6
,1946
Stocks—No. of shares
j}.'':
1/'$7,512,050
$18,875,150
"
V 75,748,000
1,164,325,500
t
:
X-
Total—
Jan. 1 to Dec. 6
: 6,723,150
•
1945
129,429,434
f--:. a
'
■
*
r,
132,093,219
'•
y
'■
' <-
$2,888,000
$64,025,000
$126,234,000
739,000
,
10,967,000
33,150,000
178,000
Foreign corporate
.$2,159,950,410
./:
$844,000
Foreign government-
2,053,164,400
-
1946
1945
j
1,672,020
Xfr'Bonds
Domestic,
99,273,960
-
! $39,396,000 $1,258,948,650
$24,417,0507
j
339,134,830 /.X 355,745,464
12,332,620
4
1945,''-:
.i1946
/■'; 1945'
.
5,728,090
Stocks—No. of shares.
U. 8.
f
;
,
3f
* / $2,140,600
$22,202,800
5,728,090
i-1 *:
Bonds
(Number
$2,089,000
$1^53,800 ' v .':$236,000
X 468,990
7 596,00Q
811,640 X 3.267,000
3,346,000 ;■';.,(> 385,600
954,920
4,825,000 " /X320.000
1,437,310
4,542,000 r';vi 305,000
1,000,180
4,375,000 i,
298,000
1,055,050
■■
?:•'
Stocks
Total
United States
,
'
Number of
Shares
...
Week Ended. Dec. 6, 1946
\
.
Railroad
Stocks,
vV.'ji
Exchange
14,000
3,000
$1,025,000
X
■!
$3,641,000
479,000
1,045,000
*
$160,429,000
$75,471,000
t1 '*
Stock and Bond Averages
*
:v
.
■
X'*; 'r
-
■
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Below are the daily closing averages
listed
of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
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X
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"
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X
-
'
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•
:
X'X 10
10
.
15
169.89
49.58
December 2
167.50
48.53
December 3_
168.05
48.72
December 4__
170.33
49.42
December 5..
169.95
48.92
December 6_
170.39
^
.
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'$k. y..
trials
62.12
103.59
61.18
„
First
Second
Grade
Grade
Rails
Rails
109.64
109.65
;
103.59
10
Total
"Utili¬
40
ties
Bonds
90.79
106.84
102.71
90.41
106.81
,
>>-'//'x;'',
61.37
103.71
109.71
90.31
106.77
/
102.62
62.23
103.78
109.71
90.64
106.75
102.72;
35.74 X
'S 49-22>x
•
102.61
35.10
62.01
103.75
109.76
90.45
106.63 *
36.07
.
-X
,
35.61
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,
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Indus¬
Stocks
35.08
roads
-
10
65
ties
35.35
Rail¬
trials
November 30
Total
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bX 20 XX
30
Indus¬
Date-
62.29
103.70
109.75
90.54
106.59
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and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the week's range, unless they are the only transaotioni of the week, and when outside of the regular weekly range are shown in a footnote In the week In which they occur.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the, range for the year, X/x
x
The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
; x.■ .,:rx.«XXXX 'iXXxx!'!
NOTICE—Prices are "and Interest"—except for Income and defaulted bonds.; Cash
■
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Dec. 2
High
Wednesday
Dec. 3
Nov. 30
Low
Low
High
Low.-
High
Thursday
Dec. 5
Low
High
Dec. 6
Low /
High
*103
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*103.1
103.3
•103.1
103.3
*103
103.2
106.17
*106.13
106.15
*106.12
106.14
*106.13
106.15
♦106.14
106.16
*106.14
106.16
/
108.22
*108.17
108.19
*108.16
108.18
*108.16
108.18
*108.17
108.19
al08.19al08.19
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*111.12
111.14
*111.7
111.9
*111.13
111.15
♦111.17
111.19;
*111.19
111.21/
*111.22
*102.12
103.2
102.14
*102.12
107.4
*107.4 -107.6 X
♦107.4
111.25
*111.27 111.29
*111.28 111,30
102.14
102.11
102.11
*102.14
102.16
*102.12
102.14
*107.4
107.6
*107.3
107.5
*111.22
111.24
•111.17
111.19
*111.23
*112.16
112.18
*112.11
112.13
*112.16 112.18'
*114.3
114.5
*113.30
114
*114.3
*114.6
114.8
*114.9
*102.31
103.1
*102.29
102.31
*102.29 102.31
*102.29
102.31
*102.29
*104.16
104.18
*104.14 104.16
*104.13
104.15
♦104.15
104.17
105.13
*105.9
105.11
105.10
*105.10 105.12
•105.11
105.13'
*104.18
104.20
*104.15
104.17
*104.20
104.22
*104.23
104.25
*104.23
*106.7
106-9
*106.4
106.6
*106.9
106.11
*106.12
106.14
*104.1 -104.3
*104.7
104.9
*104.10 104.12
*102.12
al04.15al04.15
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6 *107.2
f. *105.8
103.24
*103.17
103.11
*103.3
*103.23
103.19
*103.9
103.5
103.6
103.9
*103.1
*103
103.7 X ♦102.31 103.1
*101.27 101.29
102.2
*104.25
104.27
101.30
102.2
*102
*103.12 103.14
♦103.8
*106.19
*104.10,104.12
*101.10
101.12
♦101.10 101.12
101.10
*101.8
101.10
*101.7
101.9
♦101.5
101.7
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
*101.8
102.8
108.27 Aug
X 110.15 Mar
1956-1959
113.12 Aug 12
115.23 Apr
15
112.10
Jan
Nov
1
112.21
Jan
113.30
Oct
1960-1965
118.23 Feb
19
113.2
Jan
116.16
Dec
_.
1
118.15 Mar 12
113.3
—
-1958-1963
1949-1953
106
106
Apr
2
106.6
Oct
107.15 Apr
1950-1952
100.10 May
107.15 Jan
28
106.28
Sep
107.25
Jun
1952-1954
105.29 Aug 19
107.5
Jan
17
105.19 Aug
105.24
Sep
—
♦104.15
104.17
*105.11
105.13
Treasury 2Vis
104.25
*104.24
104.26
Treasury 2Vis
_.
*106.13
106.15
*106.18
106.20
Treasury 2Vis
—
*104.11
104.13
rl04.14rl04.14
•103.26
103.28
*103.27 103.29
*103.30
104
103.6
*103.13
103.15
*103.14 103.16
*102.18
13,500
1,000
103.20
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;
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*103.11
103.13
103.3
*103.9
103.11
al03.10al03.l0
102.7
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103.10
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103.16
*102.9
102.11 S
103.14
103.16
103.18
*103.15
103.17
101.30
102.4
102.4
*102.4
102.6
*104.25 104.27
♦105.3
105.5
*105.5
105.7
102.3
102.4
*102.4 * 102.6
*102.9
—
30,000
*105.10.105.12
7,000
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
105.13
*105.12
105.14
*105.12
*103.18
103.20
103.20
103.22
*106.19
106.21
*106.23
106.25
*104.20 104.22
*104.24
104.26
*104.14
104.16
*104.17
104.19
*106.20 106.22
*106.24
106.26
*101.19
101.21
*101.23
101.25-
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♦101.19
101.21
*101.23
101.25/
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101.9
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101.9: CI
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101.7
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101.7]
101.16
101.10
*102.6
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♦101.17
101.19
*101.8
101.10
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102.8
102.8
*102.6
; *102.6
102.2 !
102.8
*102.6
*102
102.2
*102.1
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
102.3j!.
102.8
♦101.29 101.31
102
*102.2
102.4
*102.3
102.5
*102.5
102.7
*102.5
102.7
*102.5
*102.5
102.7
*102.6
102.8
*102.8
102.10
*102.9
102.11
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102*.7i
102.9
102.12
■
102.8
*102.5
102.7
*102.4
102.6
*102.4
102.6
♦102.6
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1 02.11
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.10 102.12
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102.11
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102.10
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102.11
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*102.8
102v10
*102.12
102.14
*102.13
102.15
*102.12
102.14
102.25
*102.24
102.26
101.18;
*102.17
102.19.
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
102.16
*102.13
102.15
•102.17 102.19
*102.23
102.25
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102.12
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102.9
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102,16
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100.31
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100.29
*100.28
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*100.30 101
*100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
No sales transacted this day.
a Odd
lot
transaction.
___
Jan
100.17
Jan
100.15
Jan
4
6
107.9 Apr
5
107.10 Apr 12
100.18
4
106.15 Apr
6
100.20 Aug
101.24 July
-Sept. 1967-1972
106.28 Apr 30
109.15 Feb
18
100.30
Jan
107.28
Dec
101.15 Jan
106.16 Apr
8
100.23
Dec
101.15
Dec
12
106.15 Aug 12
106.29
Oct
108.17 Aug 12
Apr
4
107.9
Apr
102.22 Jan
4
107.19 Apr
1965-1970
102.11 Jan
2
102.11 Jan
-June 1967-1972
101.16 Jan
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2
„Dec.
1964-1969
^
-Dec. 1967-1972
_
1951-1953
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■
102.9
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102.7
July
102.2 / Feb
100.10 Jan
102.3
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Feb
106.15 Aug
;;
107.26 Feb
108.21
Nov
_
-
1954-1956
108.17 Aug 12
108.21
Nov
104.22 Sep
17
107.14 Apr
3
100.27
Jan
.105.1
June 1959-1962
100.29 Jan
2
104.16 Apr
100.15
Sep
b 101.12 July
Jan
4
5
3
;
Dec. 1959-1962
1947
102
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Apr 29
104.7
Apr
102
Apr 29
100.18
Dec
14100.27 Dec
102.26
Sep
,-p
Oct
102.9
Jan
104.24
104.24
Dec. 1948-1950
June 1949-1951
Nov
102.3
101.4
March 1948-1950
Jan 17
103.9
Jan 17
103.9
103.7
Jan~~5
103.22 Feb
102.20 May
102.26
6
Oct
101.29
Jan
102.21 July
March 1950-1952
103.28
Apr
July
Jan
;! 102.27 Jun
102.26
Oct
-103.5.... Dec
103.8
Nov
Dec
Mar 15
102.10
Feb
103.16
18
104.14 Jan 28
100.25
Jan
103.30
103.1
Sep
103.1
Sep
100.17 Jan
104.4
Dec
1^50-1952
102.16 Oct 28
1951-1953
Sept.
Treasury l%s
Treasury IVis
:
July
102.17 Aug
1956-1959
_.
__
,
103.4
1952-1955
Dec. 1949-1951
Treasury 2s
*101
100.18
9
107.4
Jan
Sept. 1949-1951
Treasury 2s
♦104.31
16
Nov 14
103
__.
Treasury 2s
102.13
Jan
104.7
__
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
102.13
Jun
100.28
1963-1968
__
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Treasury 2s
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107.1
-
2s
*102.11
7
2,
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7
—1956-1958
_.
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Dec
_.
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Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
6,500
Jun
110.3
1948
__
103.15
i >101.14 101.16
—1951-1954
_.
.
102.6
6
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Treasury 2%s
102
asked price.
109.22 Feb
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Treasury 2 Vis
♦102.7
and
6
Treasury 23/4S
*101.30
♦Bid
107.5
1948-1951
—
114.15
*102.4
*102.10
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106.21
106.24
104.15
111.27
112.17 Aug
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104.27 May 16
106.13
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1949-1952
1951-1955
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*102.5
103.3
103.8
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111.24
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*112.21 112.23
1947-1952
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Year 1945
IX/-p
Highest
Lowest
Treasury 3s
5,000'
'
*103.22
*103.5
114.5
112.221
*112.20
107.6
Range Since Jan.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Bonds($)
*108-20
YORK
NEW
the Week
High
*106.15
'
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
X Sales for
Friday,
'
Dec. 4 X-X
Low
*103.1
*104.6 ■! 104.8
:x.X,:X:
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point.-
•
102.20 Oct
104.3
1951-1955
103.13 May 16
103.13 Ma" *6
June 1952-1954
102.14 Nov 26
104.26 Feb
18
Dec. 1952-1954
102.22 Nov 15
104.29 Feb
21
Dec
100.13
Jan
104.6
Dec
106.12
1953-19 55
Jan
106.12
Nov
Jan
101.23
Apr
101.19
Deo
1948
ioi.14 May~17
101.31 Mar
9
101.9
1950
101.3
102.17 Mar
8
100.26 Aug
Sep 20
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume 164 * Number 4549
2977,
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDING
FOR
RANGE
DEC.
0
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BONDS
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Exchange
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11314
113
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Last
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external
High
J-J
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f $
bonds
81%
91%
90%
1970
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F-A
(City) 5s
1952
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1953
ACosta Rica (Rep of) 7s
1951
Cuba (Republic of) 5s of 1914
1949
External loan 4%s
—1949
4%s external debt
1977
Members
Telephone
REctor 2-2300
120
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IA Denmark
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New
11—1953
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.1952
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1969
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V
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1947
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78
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i
78
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1968
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1948
77
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3-J
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1945
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1957
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1957
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s
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s
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1958
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1
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.
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>
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1945
—
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•
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1957
11
1945
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102%
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214
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4
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105
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f
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1945
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BONDS
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1961
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1999
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1968
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21
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21
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22
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29
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25
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20
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SPECIALISTS
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1957
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.
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
114%
100
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assented
'
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94
100
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(Int reduced to 2.5%)
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101
/;74y*
109% 109%
22%
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90%
v.
112%
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^General 4%s series
-
*101%,^
99
16
Little Miami gen 4s
1969
1st mtge
Grays Point Term 1st gtd 5s
Great Northern Ry Co—
83
21
1956
Co
96
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J-J
1974
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993/4
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93
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106
-
68%
85
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Lfthigh Valley RR—£
4s stamped modified
Lorillard
General
;
Leh Val Harbor Term gtd 5s
100%
Long Island unified 4s_.—...—...1949
Guaranteed ref gold 4s
1949
4s stamped
1949
Goodrich
87
847a
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry ext 5s_1951
Lex & Eastman 1st. 50-yr 5s gtd
.1965
Liggett 6c Myers Tobacco 5s
,1951
of Berg Co cons 5s——1949
Realty & Utilities Corp—
87
*—
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stamped
5
Gas & Elec
*85%
■
102
65%
106
5s
ACertificates of deposit
Francisco Sugar coil trust 6s
U;-
100%
100
v
90
106
Firestone Tire & Rub 3s
deb__.—1961
{Florida East Coast 1st 4%s
1959
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\i
F-A
—1974
4s registered'.
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4%s registered
f
*8574
108
100%
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100%
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—
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91%
101
Diy 1st mtge 374S--——1971
;
983/4
n
9874 100
106%
93%
1953
r.'
103%
103
~
7:,/7; '\/7
86
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1964
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7;:
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1954
stamped
1st & ref sink fund 5s—-
124%
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127%
>
79
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mtge
cons
1970
106%
stamped.—.....-.,■1965
1st
157
102
105
Erie Railroad Co—
Gen
155
101%
1975
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—
S F mtge 37as ser A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
120% 122%
-
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East
Ry 3%S
4—1970
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—1965
5s
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99
98
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105
105%
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106%
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106
110
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Monday; December 9, 1946 i
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK
Intersil
Last
Snle Prioe
Friday
Bid A Asked
.
Low
J-D
oons 5s_*
..1948
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lAConsol gtd 4s.—1945
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-—..1961
88%
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No.
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of deposit—
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B
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A 1st
5s
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5Vis
——1958
of
deposit.
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109
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106
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106
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—
110
78%
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1st
gen 5s series
1st 4%s series D
APittston
Co 5%
.
96
deb
deb" 3ViS——1947
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—-—1954
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Af-N
Af-8
1947
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66%
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M-a
4s
•
41:
J-J
trust
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4s__———-1957
—1940
44%
67%
—197T
18%
43%
1st 4s.:
__1954
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V
J-D
Jf-S
4s_—1955
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1st 3Vas,._.,-.
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73
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1993
N Y Queens El Lt As Pow 3%S—1965
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3
100
151 .t
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2
107
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4-'
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,
registered^
—1997
T
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3s
registered————^2047
.2047
—2047
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i-Ref As impt 5s series D_.
—2047
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1st mtge< 2%s —
—1975
(Wise)
ser D—1995
75 '-v-
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42
32%
-44%
•'
95
'
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108% 109
49
17
120
19%
108
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109%.
77
A-0
A-0
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105:1.106
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96
967/a
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70
101
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100% 102%
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99%
69%
•36
102
A—1960
Pacific Gas As Electric Co—
mtge 3Vis series I_—1966
1st dc ref mtge 3s series J——1970
1st dc ref M 3s series K——.1971
1st dc ref M 3s series L—
-.1974
"1st dc ref M 3s series M—
95
101%
"100% 101%
•
Jf-8
J-J
-
—
1996
.1996
1955
-
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lien
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'
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104%
5s
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100
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5
11
;
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1950
;—
of deposlt
-
:
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.—1978
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U-M
A2d 4s inc bond ctfs—
Nov 1989
SAlst term dc unifying 5s—1952
J-J
J-J
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cons gold 4S.1968
>
J-J
J-D
F-A
A-O
105
14%
104
*108%
105% 105%:
Scioto V
105
J-J
68%
17%
2%s debentures
—1986
Paducah dc 111 1st s f gold 4Vis—1955
Paterson dc Passaic G dc E cons 5S.1949
A-0
tASeaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs—.---1935
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s debs 1966
Shell Union OU 2%s debs——1971
^SASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s-—-1941
Skelly OH 2%s debs————1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2yas————1976
South dc Nor Ala RR gtd 5s—i—1963
110%
110%
105%
111%
105%
100%
111
107%
103% 103%
103%
104
*104
Af-a
"
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trust ctfs—1952
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3 Vis—-1960
Pennsylvania Power dc Light Co—
i
1st mtge 3s
——
—.1975
——1965
Pennsylvania RR—•
^
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1948
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-I960
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.1965
—
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.--—1968
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...
107
107
108%
.
—
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-—-—1952
page
—1986
103
2981.
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*
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M-a
Jf-N
Jf-N
——--i—-—-1981
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103
107%
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105
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35
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21
91%
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106%
92% 110ya
69
86%
; 99
112%
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90 y4
143
:
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J-J
A-O
(N J)
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93
87%
2%s debs—1985
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114%
93
118
108
105% 106 »/4
98 ya
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4%s—2013
/Stand Oil Of Calif 2%s debs—.
1966
Southwestern Bell Tel
94%
98%
97%
A-O
6yas_—
—1956
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St Louis Div 1st gold 4s——-1951
100%
100%
100
106 V*
A-O
dc gen
106% 112%
1
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160%:
—-1956
A
15
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107
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;
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125%;;
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103
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98
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111
54%
103% 103%
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63%
108
108%
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58%
J-D
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1
;
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66
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J-J
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—————1985
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97%
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"
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105
100% 101%
103%
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17%
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101
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106
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;
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J-D
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1989
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103% 103%
103%
F-A
Pittsb Coke dc Chem 1st mtge 3%s.l964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3%s debentures
1965
•
97%
93%
-94%
100% 100%
F-A
A-0
t
98
99% !
-
A-O
1st lien As ref 3%s series E——1966;
80
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A-0
N Y Edisoh 3%s series D——.—1965
76
;
mtge 5s series A—
Gen mtge 3%s ser E
95'-
73%
•—'- 87%
-
1975
-——1951
75
.
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..1963
■
9
:
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137
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103%
83,„
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103%
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1957
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:
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109%
77"" 100 : f 87
97 -::'
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.1998
.
88%
•
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F-A
J-J
guaranteed 4%s—1964
Pgh. Cine Chicago dc St Louis RR—
114%
-
4%s
cons
—
„
I-
guarantee^..
I
:
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'
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.
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1964
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1937
102%
62%
15
65
,/
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,.
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J-Jf
1967
guaranteed gold
4s
Series J
102%
90
93 f
.
1974
-
-
'
98%
80%
92%
v;:
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v
99%
65
73%
71%
G
■%%; ;
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1977
•! Series H cons guaranteed 4s——1960
109%
91%
F 4s
Series
>
F-A
BangeBhMS
January 1
Low
Biglh
Sold
No./
High
38%
F-A
Pgh Cine Chicago dc St Louis Ry—
Series E 3%s gtd gold.
;1949
-
"
v
84
88%-
87
A-0
—1986
B-—
7 83%
83%
J-J Z
.—1980
1st gold 4s
'
A-0
———1998
3Vis registered—-——-.
New York Chicago dc St Louis—
Connecting RR 2Vis
•
F-A
Mich Cent coll gold 3%s_——1998
series
85
81%
52
..
i
4Vis
II
90
•
——
———1954
3Vis registered-——:
series
85
84%
94%
deposit
A
of
PA
N Y Cent At Hud River 3 Vis—1997
<
3Vis
registered-.:
—J
—1997
Lake Shore coll gold 3 Vis—-—1998
Mtge- 4s
85%
73 *
87
Bid * Asked
v.*l02
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63%
■'
38%
•
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.1971
———*
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Friday's
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.1961
,
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92%
80
:
83
f-a
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—1998
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Ref At Impt 5s-series C.
2013
N Y Dock
80
•—
deposit.
series
ACertificates
N Y
r'
'
80
.
82%
——
—1956
—
of
4%8 series D
A 1st
,
£o
1954
of deposit
ACertificates
,
—
—
C
series
ACertificates
•<
A-O
-
A Certificates
■
A Income 4s_—_-*.______^Apr 1990
Peoria dc Pekia Union Ry 5%s
.1974
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s ser D—. .1980
Phila Bait dc Wash 1st gold 4s— '
General 5s series B___—
.1974
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6
100 -108
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1960
,
118 " ' 118
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110%
88% 105%
87
103%1
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122% 127 ya '
.
•
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Bale Fries
Low
:
„
Week's Range
Friday
Exchange
High
,
106%
2
18
;
87-^ V':
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MS
.
109%
;
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New Orleans Great Nor 5s A—1983
N O & N E 1st rel & irtip 4Vis—1952
'
109
109%^
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7
91
88 Vi
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.
Steck
January 1
Sold.
106% 106%
•
—
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York
Interest
Perlet
New
Bonds / Bangs Sines
;
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V
BONDS
Week's Range
or Friday's
Period
BONDS
,
N«U York Stock Exchange
ENDING DEC. 6
107%
44
10
67%
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25
97 Va
99%
103
;
103 y4
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106
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE;.,
THE COMMERCIAL
Number
Volume 164
& 2981
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
or Friday's
Last"'"
X00-K BONDS
Interest
Exehange
Stoek
York
New
Low
,
.
Range Sinoe
January 1
1
Sold
Week's Range
Laat
Sale Price
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
'
;
~
Low
<
Bonds
,
Range Slnee
.
January 1
Sold
High
High
Low
No.
High
Friday
taterert
Period
;,V-: v-'-VBONDS
'
New Yerk Stock Rxehuagu
•
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
DEC. 0
FOR WEEK ENDING
RANGE
'
No.
High
Low
w-mm
1
Ref & imp M '4s ser C
? Ref & Imp 27/as series D
Texas Corp 3s deb
/(A
.
J-J
1985
A-O
1965
M-H
t™*__
__
/v
103
J
108
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&, ref
M
3Vis
ser
B
1970
A-O
—
1st
&
M 3%s
ser
C
1990
A-O
96%'
ref
Texas &
Pacific
1st
2000
J-J
Pac
101% 102
101%
Baking .Co 5%s debs •
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...1970
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%S—2000
>'
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
1948
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A—1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd
1950
iGen mtge 3%s
1967
West Penn Power 3%s series I
1966
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
Western Pacific 4V2S inc ser A
2014 :
Western Union Telegraph Co—
101
,106
98
•'
,.
152%
127%
^♦127%130
J-D
1985
gold 5s
Gen & ref M 3%s ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri—
93
96%
94%
-1
Tenn RR of New Orl 33/«s__1974
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s
J-D
—
J-J
99%
"
AAdj Income 5s
Jan 1960
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 3%s
1960
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st gold 5s
1949
A-O
57
,v
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MS
I960
MS
1961
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__
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/101%
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105% .'J
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real estate 4%s
:£ 125-year gold 5s
;
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2%
i
Electric
Co
of
.1971
mtge & coll tr 2%s
tSAUnion Elev Ry (Chic) 5s
.1975
A-O
.1945
A-O
Union Oil of Calif 3s debs
.1967
J-J ;
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3%s_.
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K2%s
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-
102%
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'
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102
107%*
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Union Pacific RR—
.1947
J-J
.1976
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103
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United Biscuit 23/4s debs
.1991
MS
1966
A-O
^
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debentures
1st & land grant 4s.
.27/8s
U S Rubber 2%s
debs
1976
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111
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gold 5s. .1949
Va & fiouthwest 1st gtd 5s
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1st cons 5s
.1958
MS
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100
104
109
123
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M-N
Virginia Electric
"1st
ref
&
g 4s series A.. .1955
&
Power Co—
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109
109
109
.
ser B
no
J-J
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—
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22%
56
.
^
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.
range, d Ex-interest; • Odd-lot
included in the year's range, r Cash
aale
^
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tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under flection 77 w
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
■ :';i
;
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99% 115
103% 105%
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s
101
65
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76 *■'72%
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.
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72
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,
,
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102%
—.
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——"
1st 4s^..:1936
f
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Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s_:
1976
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
-1971
•I
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.
1 101
99
99%
;
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Wilson & Co 1st mortgage 3s
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
'
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103
113% 113%
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—
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■
^—1971
debentures
—
104%
101%
101% 101%
,,'.*56
—
—
'Wdst Shore 1st 4s guaranteed—___2361
j Registered
2361
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
—1949
I Gen & ref M 2%s series A—T1992
v
i 34-,».v,-
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—
.1970
debentures
112%
107
[106, 106%
.
J-D
1951 ;
Westinghouse El & Mfg 2%fl
Union
...
—
J-J
1960
30-year 5s
42 ,Vr 95%107%
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103 ,110%^.
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"
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■
-
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Apr '00
87
87
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—.1971
, F-A
— 1V100
mtge 4s inc ser, A
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109
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128^.137%;
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,
1
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
and
In the
disregarded In the week's range unless they ars the only transactions
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
deferred delivery sales are
in which they occur.
following extensive list
furnish
we
'
York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday,
and is intended to include every security,
,
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Acmc
Allnvir
■
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A
D F
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„
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2,800
8
Nov
22
v
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30%
2ft
2%
2%. r3%
2,100
-I;i 12
12%
2,700
11
11%
s500
3%
500
1
Air Associates Inc
5
(N J)-_
Air Investors common
convertible
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4.20%
86
100
pfd
108
£
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conv
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American
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10
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65,,
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1%
s NOV
52%
;
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'
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207% Aug
5% Sep
"
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76
Oct,
41
43%-
"
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5,300
sl%
44
Apr
-
1
200
49%
48%
49%
1{
16
109%
1,100
3
■
13%. 14%
20
31%
47
02750
327/a
25
20%
22
v_25 i
28%
28%
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5%
Feb
Nov
13
Jan
Jun.
Apr
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,51
Jun
54
Feb
27-
Mach
American Light & Trac common
6%
preferred
American Mfg Co
:
Co
American
Metal
Products
American
Meter
Co
Co_—
Dec
,
•
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American
Amer
:
;
-
American
Thread
American
Writing Paper common
Post
Angerman
preferred
Products
Co Inc
12%
Dec
16
Nov
57% May
34
36
35%
18%
20
275
31%
Oct
57% May
30%
Oct
57% May
6,800
11%
Oct
2
5%
5%
500
5 %
1%
1%
18,100
1%
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Sep
55%
58
v'
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43
-
Jan
•
;r 8%
8%
1,100
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Oct
12%
Feb
300
6% Nov
-
157/s
Feb
Dec
17%
Feb
.7
-
dep
rets ord reg
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Mfg Co new common
For
footnotes
see
13%
13%
13%
100
page
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1
1Q0
13%
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4
1
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.
7%
112 7/a
.
Oct
7%
2,800
67/s
Sep
111% 112%
300
111%
Oct
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150
21
'
54
16%
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91
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42%
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36
13%
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32
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Nov
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200
4,400
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4
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150
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34
133
•
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6
14
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18%
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Bridgeport Oil Co—
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i
•
Oct
55 %
Feb
July
24% Jun
16% Feb
7
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10% Dec
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-
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15
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34 V2
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203
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25
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Nov
18% Nov
25
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12
8%: Oct
5
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20
20
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5%
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10% ;Deo.
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56 %
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•
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;
100
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........—25
Jun
89
7%
7
6%
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Oct
7%
11% 'Jan " ..C:
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10%
25
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new
Jan
5
'6
Oct
Sep
6
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.
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1
14
12%
10
Republics
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Superpower
6,300
29% May.
32% Jan.
26%
900
r2%
•
;
Sep 3
Sep
14% Oct ~
200 '
'
-500
■200
28%
1
Berkey & Gay Furniture
t
Jan
46
19%
^35-i:'5;..35
2
•
American Potash & Chem class A_
*L" Class B
2%
1
*
6,400
16%
16
25
common
Maracaibo
American
200
14%'May
t"
9%; Oct
■:
5%
\_ Convertible, preferred—
"
Laundry
American
JanX">
5 V*
;
56
Babcock As Wilcox Co—. ,
„♦
Baldwin Locomotive—.
L 7 % preferred
—l.~L..30°
Baldwin Rubber Co common—;—.^.1
Banco de los Andes— '
f American shares
Barium Steel Corp—
1
Barlow & Seelig Mfg—
'
i
$1.20 convertible A common
5
Basic Refractories Inc
1
Bauman (L) & C0 common
1
Beau-Brummel Ties com
1
Beaunit Mills Inc
.2.50
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp.——
1
Bellanca Aircraft common
—1
Bell Tel of Canada
—100
Benson & Hedges common
—*
Aug. i
"
Oct
31%
£250
49%
113%
Sep
51
25
;
5%
Sep
Jun
1
preferred
,
Sep
37%
75
3%
Jun
11% Apr
63% May
:
.--A
Feb
27%
"m ; "7%
1
50
,
Jan-
•
115%
1%
1%
Machine
...—-V
& Sons common....;.. 15
^
£ 11.
Oct
11% Nov
0% Sep
-
8% Apr
:
Oct
12%-; May
3% Feb-
100-
,
52
Oct
5,100
\>
3%
1 %
5,000-
H0%ill%
'3%
47% Jan
5
Sep:
-41% Sep
-
liSOft
17%
17%
'
•450
'
10c
common
American Hard Rubber Co
:
ioW'io
Jun
8
9% Sep
,
Jun *
15%
Feb
25% Feb
2% Oct
.210
.
48%
45%
111%
preferred
convertible
$2.50
63
49%
65
Oct
3
"
100
2%
90% May;
121
Sep
116%-Jatt^
700
4,400*
3%' ' 3%
..nop
_,
General Corp
American
•
2%
i
•
Electric
&
.4%% preferred——:
18 %
400
(BF)
,
110%
Co pfd..l00
j-s 6% preferred
!
1,400
V* ,12»/£ W 2^600 •^•!
1<500
.9% 10%
5%
Ayrshire Collieries? Corp
'
American Fork & Hoe common
"
607' Sep :
' Sep
*112
■'950
180"
.
ft
4,500
72
177
'
25
-
American
■
xl8% Xl8% ;
3%'
100
:.
American & Foreign Power warrants
;
ft
113%
X112
.
1
common.
B„
American
—
*
American Cities Power & Light—
;
70
*
•
.
Avery
May
Mar
13,40ft
Voting
Automatic
Jan
29
15
•
:
48
15%
*
common
common
71
X112
',.;._100
...
Nov
700
375
11
10
—
.
,
;
Jun
4%
10%
•
'12*'
America..—•
Corp warrants.—
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Products
Aug
,
4y4
10%
Atlas
May
16
l8%
•.
^Aluminum Goods Mfg—
12
26
•
«
11 6% preferred
111
Sep
3%
;
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Jan
Oct
10%
5
common
iAltorfer' Bros Co common
Aluminum
3,100
High
.
»
3%
-
Coast Fisheries.
Atlantic
Jan.
133%
1,90ft
reg——.——JE1
rects
dep
Atlanta Birm & Coast RR
9% Jan
3% Dec
107:
100
108%
"3%
,
3%
1
22%
3,90ft
4%
Tel St Tel class A
Associated
Jan
Oct
85%
10
'
86
1;
Allied Int'l Investing $3
Products
;
American
Associated Laundries of
Aug.
4% Aug
,
6% NOV
Oct
;7%
—1
Electric Industries-^-
Associated
Feb
17%
Dec
Low
,
.
6%
..2.50
Corp——J
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Feb
5%
7*% Dec
5
3
Alles & Fisher common
Allied
8%
5
4%
16,400
1,400
<
jlro Equipment
Oct
38
v
January 1
Range Since
High
4%
6% preferred
,——10..
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred-*
Apr
23%
Nov
300
5
7%
50
Great Southern:
Alabama
4%
26%
3% Nov
Low
-
Shares
1^
—•-—
Natural Gas common.
Common class A non-voting_«»n-T-.*'-.v
,
Jan
21
Dec
,11
35
50c
10
preferred
Alabama
Airlines
3%
Jan
'
Oct
10% Nov-:
10
;
Air-Way. Electric Appliance.
Alaska
11
2
Convertible preferred
Alteon Mfg Corp common
..6Qc
12%
1
£
Mfg common—
for Week
of Prices.
*
Inc
Arkansas
7% Feb 1
2% Nov
26%
Agnew> Surpass Shoe Stores„_
Ainsworth
;Argus
Nov
5
2"%
300
Sales
Range
'
'
Jun
13%
4% Aug
Dec
2,200
6%
3 •;
6%-
*
„
Products. Inc
Nov:
■"
Par
„
Feb
11%
4
22 :•. 22
10
Co
Aeronautical
%
High
600
mm
8
8%
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
Low
Week's
Friday
Exchange
York Curb
New
High
"
,
«
Shares'
of Prices
Low
Pflf
•
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.'j'-'-
•
Week's,
,
Last
1
8*T OCKS
■■
STOCKS
weekly range are
daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself,
current year.
1
J' '
:^VRANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
-
New York Curb Exchange
of the week, and when soiling outside tfct regular
complete record of transactions on the New
a
Nov. 30 and ending the present Friday (Dec, 6). It ■ is compiled from the
whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the
-
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
in a footnote in the week
5%
Sep
Feb
31
Feb
12%
:-
Apr
18
35%
36
>: Sep
24%
Apr
33
Feb
36
Jun
23%
Apr
27
16%
NOV
21 V»
Aug
oct
-24%
Jan
16 y8
:
Aug
:
THE COMMERCIAL &
2982
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
:j RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING DEC. 6 V •(
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
New. York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Low
New York Curb
High
Class. B
$5
prior
Co
k
■17%
jJ—
./v..
(E L)
Bruck
■
'i
12
ia
18%
<PH)
1%
Corp_„___
1%
5y4
5%
„12¥tO
Sep
15%
26%
Distillers
Am
Jan
Sep
Jun
1 Va
Nov
1%
5%
21,800
3.40Q
200
7% Mar
,
Co
12 y4
Co
Tar
As
1;
a
——7*
As
Harris
voting".
3
6%
Oct
..' "8%
Nov-
4
Deo
Sep
9%
8%
9%
3,500
4%'
•
4
4%
3*300
:
.
.
-
-—J
137/a
"""
12%
V|f.
13%
12%
:U. 500;
1%
preferred
"
*
Cmmuqq Co
Casfi° ^j0duct3 common"
(A M) & co_
3.50%
"——J
•—
6%
68
9
Sep
6%
Oct
450
12
50
100
Eastern
rets
ord
5*
41,900
6
States
65
coil Sfd
opt
Cessna Aircraft-
1029..—
r</*
J00
61
20
21
18%
21
19%
Chesebrough Mfg
68
—
4%
: 15
tf 4,600
100
>
4
150
19%
18%
29
19
25
68
13%
68
13
'
13%
v
1%
>
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60c
$6
preferred
B.
preferred BB
—
■
n,
*
*
e \-
—'*
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'—~—1
Clark
"
Controller Co
Clarostat- Mfg Co
gSWrUSS ■iE:—i
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cCZlZIT
Products
400
-f
—
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4
Feb
Fansteel
Oct;
Oct
20
y4 Oct
Sep
—
10
1,050
14
FRirchild
184% May
14
14
As
Light 2d pfd A.
15
'.V
4
2%
500
4
--v
>:/
156
Sep
Oct//'
X42%
42
Dec
3% Nov
8,900
Fire
First
July
2'/2
0?
Feb
Po°Mxrto^~
—1
Colonial Mills
Hfv
9
Dec
20
Mar
Mar
50
'i Jun
Oct
105
Apr
100
11%
100
inc"
"3%
.11%
''
3%
3%
11%
10%
24%
24 "/■
4%
Dec
10%
Dec
23
4%
5,700
4
24%
2,300
23
tV
40,400
1,800
•
/> ■'.24-',
A
'
■v
33
33%
2%;.:
:V
^
Nov
600
33%
2% ;• 2%
4%24%
3Va
3,500
24%
200
a'
Sep
2
Apr
ext to
V':
1956.L
10
10%
9
1%
1%
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Consolidated
ei*
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comoon~
*
'
1
3,000
17%
17%
18
77%:::
77'/a
79%
7^
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5:
300
6%
B
—
70%
100
116% 117%
110
8%
8%
8%;
-
79%
&3j23
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cSkSa//dJ & Ma"chi"n7co""""10?
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1
Cooper Brewing. Co
1
Copper Range Co
—
—I
•
Cornucopia
Coro Inc
Gold
Mines
-
*~I„
■=
6c
common
Corroon &
!
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r_^?w $1 Pfd classcommVnZr
A ;
Cosden Petroieum
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1
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8
Croft
Brewing Co
crosley Motors Inc~
~
Crowley Milner <& CoZ~
Crown
Cent Petrol
1
!
(Md)IZI^,-
§
Co
16%
~9
4 >2 %
Feb
Fuller
.
Jun:
49
>
Sep
Jan
121
July
112% Aug
12% Jan
Apr
Sep
7% Nov
8%
f
<
:
Sep
1,100
9%
1,600
34
33%
34
*-
5%10
5%
57/a,
10
y^'
10%
■
1
14
13T/a
20
Nov
Oct
Sep
33
Feb:
0 24% Sep
44
July
17% May"
5Vs
Dec
1,550
Z 8%
Oct
2,400
3
;
14
'
14%
36
35%
3%
3%
7%
14%
Sepr
Febb
Dec
14% Nov.
36
?
100
Sep
35%
rets
Dec
7
"
30%
28%
11,600
2'/4 •>,.» 4,500
2
2%
10 %
9%
6% Jan
Aug
44 y2
,
10
10%
10»/2
17%
5%
17
•
2,400
5%
18
5%
2%
2%
-
,
70
5,900
—12
24%
23%
24%
^
-
14%
14%
15
/;
11
11
:
-—
"L"
X
*
;;
400
General
Amer
5%
'/ 11
Jan.
38
May
-
Nov
5
Nov
Oct
20%
10 Va
Oct
Jun
6ya
60
Apr
Apr
36%
.
Oct
105% Sep
13% Sep
May,-;'
>•24
Sep
.
Dec
Oct
27
«
16%
18%
5,600
14%
Oct
150
43
Nov
180
109
44%
111
y
Jan
'Apr
4%
Sep
30%
,
^
Apr
39%
53 Va
Sep
Feb
Apr>
Jan
112
16
8%
9
200
8%
Dec
2%
2%
14,100
2Va
Sep
48%
49%
450
8%
9%
900
Apr;
Apr j
4%
Jan
Jan
Sep
22
Feb
NOV
8%
56
Dec
45
26
Feb
108
May
38% Jan
^
8%
3%
:*
V
1,200
3%
11,400
200
16%
17%.
17%
34y2
Jun-
12%
Z iy'i'".:; •'/•/.
50%
>
2%
36%
3% I
2%
Apr
Feb'
77,17%
25
Jan
29
Feb
Den
70%
Feb
Sep
:7; 3%
Dec
2
2,200
37
36%
i
Jan?
40%
Jan
11%
Feb
8%
26%
50%
*.'7'
30
53
Feb.
17%
.
Oct,:
13%
1,500
7-V ."'
>
&
8% NOV.
3% NOV
20% Sep
13,500
12
12%
/;/
9y8
22 %
22
250
38% Nov
36% Nov:
■i.-
18
/
■
5%
5%
900
17%
18%
2,200
17% Dee
19%
21
250
19% Dec
-y.r.
.■
1
3
3%
.1
38
-1.25
8'/a
10a
Jan-
35
7% Mac.
9%
7% Mar
250
39
*
li:29%- Jan:
Oct
3
Jan
co
Oct
5%
300
,
Apr
:
5%
£1
31%
Oct
•
17%
r
3
Co
I
Inc
13
1
13%
13
33
50
27y4 Jan
4,100
13
-
Jan-
51
Aug
17
-
Nov
12%
1
25
i
75
1
32%
£
■
35 y4
1,000
31
Nov.
12%.
:
1
13%
2,300
12 Vs
Dec
•
1,000
.•
:
21% NOV
75
Dec
23%. 26
75
75
Co
9% "
5
common
Oct
40
.
Oct
42%
30 % May.
40
July
110
Jul/.
8%" 10
.22
13%
20
Feb
Feb
8% Nov
4,800
Jan
la :
10
Jan
l»y4 July
97
——•
common
Jan
;:: 107% July
5
5%
1,100
4% Nov
3%
3%
1,100
3% Nov
ftya Jan
14
£1
1
10
rets ord reg
dep
Finance
General
4%
3%
1
*
Co
Nov
-•18%Feb
7..7%,
2,200
7
Dec
Corp common
series A
■-
: s%
8%
Fireprooflng
Glen
Alden
Gobel
Corp
Coal
:
1—
Inc—
Inc common
(Adolf)
B
i—
'
—
114*
Mines..^
Goldfield
Consolidated
Goodman
Mfg Co.—...
...
class A—
Rapids
Great
Atlantic
Stores
Pacific
As
Non-voting common,
4 7%
1st preferred....
Great Northern Paper
21%-
21%
21%
140
6%
;
Oct
110
v
:
Jan
111% Sep
6%
17%
Feb
Dec
3,800
16%
Dec
2,300
12%
Nov
16%
18
12%'
14%
57/a
"2,200
4%
1
*
*
62
-
■
62
35
r
-
35
*
r."
.
A
5; 1 %,
%0:
i%-
.
11%
57%
59%
19
18
19%
13
-
V '
—
44
Feb
103
Jan
107
Aug
1% Sep
46
Sep
> 10% Mar
4
Jan
'
'
'*■
2,800
Sep
.
48 y4
*
r
15 '/a
13%
,200
7%
Nov
9%
2,200
8V4
13%
14%
V.
93
-
94%
138% 138%
n
'
ii%-
3,600
: -1
13
Nov
Jub
22%
Apr
71
Jan
,47%
Dec
}
94
Feb
69
"53
Oct
7%
8V4
Tea—
stock—..—*
—100
,
Sep
7%
~i%:
Feb
Oct
450
-f "
-
Jun
57
800
-
'
Jan*
26%
87/a
■
24
16,600
13%
57%
24%
.'
4ya Sep
30
f
-iy4
Apr
Jun
Jua
25
:
"
•
103y2 103'/a
v,
-U2 8
100
-
:
39
■
Oct
Jan
Feb
29%
Nov
17%
14 y4-
5%.;
43 y2
'55
Sep
27
5
Jun
Apr
May
.115% Nov
.
19% Oct
700
*
Apr
*23% Apr
Nov
52%
18 y2
Feb
Jan
109
:
111% Jan
100
17%
—25
Greenfield Tap & Die
*
Grocery Stores Products common—25c
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd
100
Gypsum Lime As Alabastine——
•
31%
>
5% NOV
1
5
-1
Varnish.
>
Nov
3
92
100
18%
17%./
1
50
*
;
12 V8
*
110
Mfg common—
I—
10 t;
Graham-Paige Motors $5 conv pfd—25 \
Mfg Co
Grayson-Robinson
80
,
Ap*
Sep
11% Jan
*
1
Gorham
Gray
5*700
114
Feb
10%
Sep
85
*
prior preferred
3%
3%'
*
*
...2.5Q
...
——.—
Godchaux Sugars class A
Grand
Jan
V 17 V4
/
3% Dec
20
1,300
17
92
J
n
!
93%
15%
-
Co
-23
V
104%
*
—
Mines—;
common
Harvester
Gleaner
1,700
4,200
pfd
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred——,u—
(A C)
3%
•'•V8' ■' Nov
150
21 y2
•
100
General Plywood Corp
1
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Genera! Shareholdings Corp com——1
$6 convertible preferred—
*
common..
Yellowknife Gold
8%
3%
3%,
General Outdoor Adv 6%
Gilbert
14%
Co Ltd—
preferred
$4.50
11
12%
3ya Nov
17%
3%
•
Co
Alloys
General
5% Feb
25
50
<;>:
.
1,550
,>5
Gellman Mfg Co common
21% Apr
23% May
10% May
5% Nov
11
4%
3,4,00500
44%
r*
—
Power
Gen Electric
Sep
5% Sep
2
Sep
200
5%
Jan
166 y4 July
Sep
;
Class
17
1,300
--
25%
100
102% 102%
Oct
10
•: v.-
Mar-'
"
pfd
Corp
,
,
Jail
14% May
23%
37%
Juri
Feb
■
275
V-
/
-
93
,
-20
v
.
131
?:->
'Dec
Nov
135
147
42
19%
17 y4
1,050
100
Sep
Sep
13 ya Jan
113% 113%
10
xlll% May
116
12% Sep
16
Apr
July
40y4
18%
.
17%
37
46% Aug
16%
1,400
23%
Jan
28 % May
Jan
V4 Jun
D
Davenport
Davidson
Hosiery
Brothers
Mills
For footnotes
see
page
33
—2.50
Inc
1
Dayton Rubber Mfg class A
Dejay Stores common
conv
2985.
35
7%
7%
36 *
9%
35
8%
36
9%
250
1,500
20
900
31
.
H
Oct
39
7% Nov
34% Oct
Aug
16% July
Hall
39
Aug
Hamilton
Jun
Hammermill
9%
Dec
.
20 Va
Lamp Co
Bridge
.
Jun
77 Va
78%
'M'
L"
Stores
Gatineau
9
350
26%
Oct
20%
bearer
&
$3. conv stock
2
1,100
5%
5
5
Oct
24% Mar
2,400
Oct
Oct
68%
-v%:
Brewing..
Globe-Union
30
13
67
'
Gilchrist
Nov
>14
i^'3
700
.
V 200
; 700
300
•
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10
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Last
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Week's
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Nov
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28
(THIS COMMERCIAL' & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4549
"Volume 164
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEK EN,DING
RANGE FOR
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24
300
:
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150
6
Nov
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60
55
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10
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94
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Apr
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43
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Oct
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see
page
2985.
10
•
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Apr
Jun
26
Aug
24% May
7% Nov
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10 Va
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36
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17
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56
26 Va
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33
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Aug
20% May
33
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30
14
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17 V*
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12'%
Nov
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700
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B
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22
Apr
North Amer Light St Power
15%
Jan
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400
:
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100
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100
12
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19
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July
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Apr
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Sep
3%
4,100
■
;
142
Oct
1,600
2,000
'*
—
'
12%
Apr
35
Nov '
Oct
6%!
Feb
Jan
108% Jun
Sep
116%
'
600
Feb
19
12%
Sep
Sep
25
25
190
9/9%
9%
*
llBVa,
..
*
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nlpisslng
1
100
100
52
x 52
optional warrants
Noma
-3,600
6
79
,
shares
N Y State Electric & Gas
—
50
20
10
Merchandise—
Y
N Y
2
X—
—
City Omnibus warrants—,——
St Honduras Rosario
—10
Feb
17%
175
1,075
,xx
63%, 64 .
3%„i;;3 %
,
32% July
Nov
Dec
>7*r
■
2
•?_
72-;,71/4
;.
-*
30
9
/:■ 10
Sep
4% Feb
14
24 y4
••
200
May
22
Oct
11'%
-400
•
j
Oct
10
400
^
Nov
31/a
Jan
15 yB. Jan
X 10 Va Oct
X
1% Oct X
,
Dec
2,100
400
1,600
4,400
England Power Associates
•
8
7%
8
preferred
—100
91 X
86% 91
$2
preferred
*
—
X
27/a 27%
New England Tel & Tel
100 X 117
117
121
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—4—♦
x7*%
x7%
7%
4%% conv preferred
20
14Va
lV/a 14%
6%
23 Vi
-.9%
X
1
—
38
.
10%
13J/a
Corp.
!"'•
18
10%
1%
3%'
3%
,f
Apr
7,500
12%
1%
Nov
14%
.
127a
—
31
X
9%
49% Aug
13%
;X .
31
-
12%
—30o
Nov
«
New
•
Apr
—
—
;X
12
Nov
40'v Apr
—
—
1
,10%
x.;..3%
10% 11
44%
X
—
__12.50
25% Mar
23%
II
,
-.
Jun
45
1% Nov
13%
21
•
Chain
Logansport Distilling Co
For
.
4,800
_♦
B
Steel
Jan
37% Jan
Inc 6% preferred___25
common
Groceterias
Class
Locke
100
5
10
Brothers
X
9%
*
25
Corp
Llpton
'
X 7%
•
•/ ••/''10
" 135
17
Feb
14
5%
1,100
•
.
Lit
.
2
1,800
54»A
,
Oct
'
'
Va Jun
Jun
Feb
23%
Dec
5
*
211/4
5 V
X;
10
Neptune Meter common
-5
/ 13% , X 13%
Nesle Le Mur Co class A—^
• 10
Nelson
Park
23V.
12
3,400
7%
25
1
preferred Oil
Development
Material
Line
Lionel
38'%
3,600
.
Iitd—i-*>'•
Transit
National
New
Sep
7,600
6%
5
Monotype Machine
Ext University.:
Tourneau
8% XX,/
135
——*
National Tunnel St Mines common
Jersey
Oct
13%
"
Car
Mexico &
14% Nov
12
*
—m—
Lefcourt Realty common
Le
X
8%
21% ;
2
com
National Rubber Machinery
New
Nov
100
*
Cooker
N Y Water Service 6%
Leonard
May
75
2%
18
210V4
Sep
17
•
1
Stores common
Pressure
V,.' u*.;
Lamson
180
3,200
5 Va
2%
2%
:
Mallinson Fabrics—1
National Mfg &
New
Lakey
.
Jan
iiy2
,
80
•
39
;;
K'-'X
79$
^r'v"XXv.; /•;
Lake
I
Corp new common—.—.*
National -Steel
10
4%
7
10%
140
;
12%.: 13%
1
—
Co
Krueger. Brewing
64
50
X
—1
Corp common
Kobacker Stores
•
111% 111%
*
10
v.
•
.10%
Petroleum——^1
Klein
Jun
6%"
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred
——«10O
Kings Co Lighting 1% pfd B
.100
5% preferred D
100
King Seeley Corp
1
Kingston Products
1
Jun
33
Aug
32% Jun
9% Feb
~5
*
;
Co common
i,
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Key
17%
124%
121
X23
5
Kennedy's Inc
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp A
Co
Feb
Dec
Sep
18% Jan
19,400
■
♦;
M
Jan
6
Dec
24
—.
Kalser-Frazer Corp.—.—.1
Kansas Gas & Elec 1% pfd
r_100
(I B)
Feb
101%
Sep
15% Oct
Kawneer-
(D Emil)
20%
Dec
/
.....2%
—*
common
National Breweries common
Kleinert
5
Nov
3
Dec
Nachman
Kirby
•XX
5%
•
National Bellas Hess common—.1
.
38%
9%
600
•
,
Feb
Apr
4%
2,500
19i% XX>-.'.X.X:250'
19'/a
38%
19%:
•
•
10o
/-"X./',
5o
Jan
87
Sep
6
5%
common
Co
11%
107 ya
Jan
20
2,900
'.V-
16
15%
100
Tel & Tel
Mountain States
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring..
103%
"
51/a
3
1881/4 190
-*
common
Sep
Oct
:"'6%
200
V 4.400
v'X
10
3
—10
Producers—
Mountain
..
,
6
Jan
191% May
July
50
-
3
10% Jan
:
:/
900
•
24
5
12% Nov
X
200
2,400
25
;105
1
Montana
jj.
';
.
'
a
'
X.8%
Monroe
•
;
35
Jan
common
A
: 9%
8%
30%
•
•
9%
Loan Society A_
Jan
Sep
x9%
—
Feb
91/4
10%
1
1
Jun
47
,
Nov
/.""'.'GOO
•
35
Nov
12'%
3;XX;x •:
9 -X/X
——50*
common.
Jan,.,
Nov
28
100
Oct
35
3%
Molybdenum
Corp
Monogram Pictures
31V* May
Oct
Nov
6%
91%
;
.121/4
12%
*
20%
-
International
'X <?t
'
International Minerals and Chemicals—
Warrants
Aug
31% May
2,100
Missouri Public Service common
Se^
—
Co
P
Apr
6
Oct
3%
mm
conv
Minnesota
'Jun
18
-
;
201/4
Jan
3%
—-1
preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
.f-wi
X
,
%
4 y2
24% Apr
Oct
3%
'
~
——10
Co—y
Refineries
Wohl
Miller
33% Jan
20% Oct
Dec
25 '/a
Abrasive.—
Mid-West
Jan
14% May
15 Va
600
800
Jan
51%
Oct
141/4
.19,500
9%
:x
17%
Oct
9
v\
1,000
X
Oct
/
Feb
9%
Nov
••
Mar
9
V,
£ 1,200
^
16%
"3%
Piping & Supply com
Jan
10
:
62
2%
/
1,400
Jun
112
l. /
lO'/a
9
.'
common.....
Midwest
123
10
Jun
8
100
3 x.y' *'X. 3,700
Jan
14% May
Dec
X
ey*
1,600
8%
ioy»
1
Oil
Sep
vv
"6'
Jan
May
11%
Nov
5
87/a
Jan
112
Sep
x.4y» Sep
>
Apr
12'%
Oct
52
2%
8Vb
26%
Sep
6'A
•
1,000
5%.
Apr
109
125
5,900
6Va
Apr
8y«
/ Dec
X X 50
1
Corp
Midwest
Oct
-
6%;'.
„25o
—10
109 y2
82
X
87%
Sep
-14'%
500/
6%
Feb
3
,
1,300
15%
*
r2%
Mid-West
85%
8,900,
111
Apr
Products—
non-cum
Midvale
Jan
3y8
110
.2.50
Corp common
Corp $1 conv pfd
Oil
v-
„15s
c
Midland Steel
2,100
6%
"Hoo
Jan
Apr
24
5 Va
6%
Apr
47
Nov
26
700
-
Jan
18%
Oct
9%
1,100..
t
1
14%
—.
—
112% Aug
79 Va
-
Machine.—.—..*
International Investing Corp
International Metal Industries
5
common
—:
West
Midland
'
$2
X4X
100
America
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
11
30%
Co_
Iron
Textile
Middle
14% Jan
Sep
Dec
preferred—
preferred
Co
11%
__100
Service
Insurance
Sep
12% Jan
pfd——100
10%
Middle States Petroleum class Aft 0.1
11%
£1
—
Indianapolis Pow & Lt 4%
a
45/a
22%
36
100
19Va
Oct
9-
-3,500
14%
39
———
Micromatic Hone
7% May
15% Jan
5% Oct
Sep
12%
Dec
h18
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Am
12 Va
38 %
preferred.—;
A
Paeferred
Apr
Apr
23 J
Oct
14% NOV
900
J>
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co
Apr
81
53% Sep
-
i,
common
'39%
Sep
Dec
Dec
—
Michigan" Bumper Corp————
.20
1%
30%
Gas
Chapman
Messabi
y;
common———*'
preferred
50
77/a
900
14%-14%
—
Warrants
6Va%
Apr
63%
Natural
Mfg Co
Menasco
:
.
' -7>
-,7.,
Illinois Power Co
3,500
1%
May
6% Mar
Jan
Oct
9
1%
O—
Co
Johnson St
Participating
:
4y8
t
v
Oct1'
34
60
Jan
Ltd
Corp common—*
Memphis
July
July
7%
Sep
40%
Jan x
8%
56'% May v;
Dec
7%
Co
preferred
McWilliams Dredging—
Jun
12
37% Oct
.
•
—•
$2.50
60% Mar
Oct
•
...
60. x
x47
5
-
300
>
—
26%
Oct
2%
19
21
Jun
37
Jan
10 Va
400
—
Utilities Association
McCord
Jun
75% May
*20% Jun
15% Jun
•
Mar
6% Nov
—
12%
33%
Sep
18
Co
Massey Harris common
\
10
Hussmann-Ligonier Co
Com
r
48% Jan
'
.
.•
(The B)
Communication
Mass
115% Mar
May
-
V-". •!•'•/
500,
Apr
Apr
117
21% May
Marlon Power Shovel
'
.-,2,300
20%r
f
112
......
.",
26%, 28
*
Refining
Hummel-Ross
Lock
r
^
(Harvey)
Humble
••••
111% Jan
14% .Sep
3%
3V4
19'
1
-
■
.-
15Vi Aug
9% Sep
20
.700
Marconi Internat Marine
-
Oct
38 Vi
,
4,900
•
15%. 16 ya
-
common
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
•
25% July
170 i
Feb
-
Sugar optional warrants
Mangel Stores
45% July
35% Sep
140
.250
113% 115
16 ya-
2
Lynch Corp
May
Oct
■«,
11%-
Exploration——_ 1
St
Louisiana: Power it -Light $6 pfd—*
1
Apr
Apr
Jan
Sep
9
.
40
12%
>%
117
108
Oct
Oct
Nov
45 V*
200
__
1,025
11%
70
65
50
70
May
92
.26%
53
,
38%
39
.
Sep
Nov
* Oct
23%
367/#X37%
,.^220
165 I <1, —10..
165
77
68
Aug
1
9,500
76%
Apr
200
7
__
-*
1%
77
70
Jan
18
2.800
...
.
1
1-
——
Apr
,'16%
8
,<
3,200
.
..24%'
23
__
*
:•
Oct
103%
.375
...
24%
X_*'
...
:
6%
*
48
Nov
19
40
..
Sep
15 y»: Dec
•10%
900
106 ;vV. i'i
,
;
90
1
Co—4—X
,:..750
V.. ,-200
v
dep
preferred A ctfs of dep——
preferred B ctfs of dep.
Louisiana Land
Apr
19%
Oct
•11
lii%.
.A,000
22 y2
9%
"10% '
5
& Co common,
12%
—
X 97/8
1 X.':■ 27 ./.*>
•
(Geo A)
Hardart
12%
1
X
Hormel
&
16
11%
10o
„
Horn &
Horn
15 Va
12
...
& Co class A.—
Inc
16
:*■
100
w_:
ww
Hollinger Consolidated G M
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common.:
Horder's
11%
20%
•
preferred
(R)
12%
2
common
Henry Holt & Co common
Heyden Chemical common
Hoe
25o
A'.—
Heller
4%
L„
—
-
ctfs of
High
Low
Feb
li" V| ?
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubinstein
Common
37/a
1
Range Since January
High
to-
Long Island Lighting
Jun
72%
Oct
60
Low
900
,
for Week
Shares
«f Prices
High
2,900
-
4Va
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Frioe
Range Since January 1
Low
4%
"x67/8
13%
.11'/a':';
Week'a
Friday
,
Curb Exchange
''''
64
37/a
37/a
,
Shares
'
-*
5
^±4
1
.•,
STOCKS
New York
for Week
High
64
Hartford Rayon voting trust ctfs
6
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price V;; of Prices
(••
DEC.
sep
Sep
123%
120
3%
Feb
13% May
11 '/a
Dec
261/4
Feb
121%
Dec
20%
Apr
1U Oct
5%
Feb
16
5%
132
Nov
Sep
Sep
35
Jan
12% Mar
164
Apr
:■
THE COMMERCIAL &
2984
Monday, December 9, 1946
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
a
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
York Curb
New
V
•'
Sales
Range
/
Last ■■
V' Sale Price r.
ENDING DEC. 6
for Week
/V
Range Since January
1
North American Rayon
Class B common
North
American
class A
v.i
North
RR
St.
St.
1
Natural
8%
30Va
•
Co
Corp
Brass
Oklahoma
New
Old
Co
Schulte
Scovill
class
4%%
B
Steel
Natural Gas
(D A)
Poinaexter
II—III
Distillery
United Filters
I
1
B
Inc
40
200
3%
9%
—
♦
Co
1,100
I/,:--:-;
shares
.
/•
...y:
.
Semler
16 y4 Jan
22
Jan
5% %
1st
Pacific
preferred..;
Lighting
$5
$1.30
1st
7% NOV
pfd
Tubes
40'/a
'38%
'
103% 103%
108
•200
27%
27%
27%
/ 27
>
•
Apr
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■
...
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;■■</«'f'J
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.
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'
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Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Paramount
Parker
Motors
Pen
Radio
Corp.
II
Peninsular Telephone
$1
cum
1
Safety
;
Water
Cement warrants
Gas Si Elec class A com
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Traffic Co
Philadelphia
Co
Pinchin
'
pfd
"5%
Pioneer
Gold
2.50
Bess
*—
May
5%
"
400
400'.
#<1,30.0
73/4
•
Ltd
•
12
22%
2
15 Vi
Nov
Nov
20 y2
9%
Sep
Feb
13%
Oct
"3ft- 3ft'''
6,100
/
8
8%
6%
1st
7%
5%
•'*' '
15%
2,800
L 15%
1
13/a
JT
II—II* -i::
Colorado—
Feb
95
203/4
May
Jan
Apr
187/a
10%
Sep
Jan
112
Jan
Feb
122
Sep
113% May
106'tf
103%
*
•:
i
18
May
Jun
27
Sep
Apr
5
.■■■}/ 12%
xlO%
Sep
23
^_io
10%
9%
Dec
20% May
_•
Feb
114
Oct
189
May
Jan
5%
Raymond
$3
Concrete
Pile
1
IIo
i
Roller
Reliance
Oil
&
21%
22
,14%
14%
15%
24%
25%
%
%
15,300
// 5%
6%
Grande
Roeser
Rolls
&
%
%
"
Pendleton
pfd FILL.100
Inc—i
Royce Ltd—
LL
.
■
..".J i-
dep rets for ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Art
Metal
Petroleum
Works
;L—;
.L"
Co
107
24%
5
;
2
16%
60
Standard
Brewing Co
& Seal common
>, Convertible
Standard
preferred
Dredging Corp
i~-
II
20
14%
•'
Dec
23 !/2
Forgings Corp
Standard
Oil
Standard
Power
Dec
class
5'/8
4,000
30
Stein
>
15%
16%
4%
3,300
7
19%
7
12%
:
20%
——
II
1,400
*<\
13
Sunbeam
Sun
6%
6%
Oct
17
21%
Oct
5%
1,000
For
footnptes
110% Mar
25%
see
page
2985.
3%
4% 1
300
V
•'
19% May/;
-
;
'•
Sep
8
900
8%
200
.7% Jan
1,100
1% Nov
1%
:
,
;
29
„
:
28%
Sep
45%
900
•
29%: 30%
>'
3%
Nov
200
19 %
Sep
273/a Aug
10
Oct
113/4
1,100
:
-900
•-
24%
-
Oct
"•
B
6
t
6
5%
75%
75%.
—.
200
3% "y A
'
•'
5%
27% ;
27
,
6 3% Dec
"
18
j
Jan,
9"%
//N^iuiy i;
;
Jan
25
200
"
L
Jan
,
;8% Jan.,;
Nov
200
26
Oct
.72% Oct
50
75%
26
Ml
Jan
3% Sep ;
/.
2,200
.
73/4 May
160
4 23%
'
9% Oct
800
10%
;
Sep
347/b Aug'
7% May
Oct
Nov
91
330
107%
103
%
Ffeb
2ya
17,600
Apr;
Feb >
-8%
.
'
3%'
:
Feb,
Apr/
45%
700
v
Feb,
Oct <•:!
-
4,800
3%." 4 ••«?•••
20% 20%
10
10%
.
16
3%
173/4
19%
29%
18%
-JanL
12
*
'
: 1%
riv<, -:,l:
f ,*IW
6
L 35% July
,7
Si
;
Apr.
'
/ 1,600
6%
6%
—
;/ 10
Feb
113/s
14
2
14%
Nov
1%
450
14%
500
28%;
-
•
Jun
Feb
25
•
37/8
Oct;
Jan
Dec
17%
Sep
Oct;
493/4
Jun
'
32%
;
L Jan
48
62% May
28
Inc
Jan
17%
Nov
3%
Dec
63/4 July
11 Vs
Cement,
Portland
Superior
Jafl
227/a
Nov
13%
300
21/*
.15%
32
32%
10 V*
300
14%
>
2
•
3,800
11%
10%
14 y2
8%
3% Oct
1,900
4%
33/4
3%
Oct
>2QVa May
>
Superior Tcol & Die Co—
Corp
Taggart
Corp
34%
-
V
Oil
common
&
Jan
rWife
pfd—_—100
2
—50c
Land Co
&
Inc
■/.
Tilo
Shovel
Co
common
Roofing
Sep
37
Jan
14
Nov
29
Apr
Sep
123
Sep
7%
Sep
107/s May
9%
,Oct
26'J/4 July
;
2,500
11%
12%
14,100
17%
7/11%
18%
1,000
26
13%
1,800
22% July
r'
Brewing
Co..—;
& Allied Stocks
July
48'
5
—
12% May
29%
100
3,300
9%
9;
9 Vb
—
————
15%
116%
14%
*
Light 7%
Inc
Power
73'a
32%
14 y4
—
6% NOV
1,700
6%
32%
1
—*
common
1
18.;/:
1
13
T————1 '///--• /
13
;•:■/ 6 3/s Nov
Nov
59
*
*
Exports
Products
dep rets def reg
Todd
rets
5% Nov
' \
Trust Co Ltd—
ord regis
dep
Amer
Edison
6 %
Apr
7%
Oct
May
72
1
1
Lux Corp
Trans
109
110
;
;
111
2%
1%
1,200
1
1053/4 105 3/4
...
.} —'
1%
4V2
warrants
"l%;
14%
Feb
Oct
3%
Feb
Oct
Nov
112% May
Dec
117
1%
40
43/8
4%
2%
3
Aug
4%
9%
2%
3,400
Sep
4% Nov
2,500
2,800
1%
May
165
95
1093/8
<10
"
xl%
Jan
1053/4
330
•
109% 110
9%
May
13
"l%
*
*
preferred.—-—100
—--—100
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
7%
'
—
;
Shipyards Corp
Toledo
14% Nov
.
/'■"
43/4
Jun
r—.•/ •;//—
Inc
Trunz
21
Nov
1
Tung-Sol Lamp Works.
80c convertible
Oct
53/8
Feb
Feb
Feb
May
Jan
34
Oct
14%
Jan
103/4 Nov
173A
Jan
10%
17%
Jun
20
Udylite
Ulen
Corp
Realization
—
Jan
15
Sep
53/4
Oct
Union Gas of Canada
Sep
10%
8%
Feb
5
Jun
Union
Feb
Union Stock Yards of
9%
Rights
w
i
11%
1
ny8
11%
;
»
Omaha™.
Oct
3
*
1,200
2
Oct
83/4
9 5/8
2,100
8%
Nov
s
ya
7%
%..
.100
'
100
Jan
Nov
11% July
7%
— —
57
%
-
Nov
5%
"•
56%*
53/4
19 % July
ft Nov
25,200
2,000
8
•
Investment Co
1,700
23/4
9%
ft
,.10
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
193/4
—>
6
10c
Corp
Dec
Dec
5%
Aug
13% Nov
3%
1;
;? •
•
preferred——
Sep
12%
"
1
Jun.'
7% Nov;
13 % Feb
30!% Aug
1,800
5%
common
Jan
Apr
—
1
Haynes
4%
Feb
Jan
500
•
:
Feb
Jan,
163
6VB
14% Feb
300
"
.
NOV /:
6% Nov |
100
17
32%
31%
.
27% Oct
Jan
44% May
Petroleum
10.
500,
Feb,
; 51
Oct^--i
Jan
4% May
Oct
Co
&
/
<
6%
7
Corp
Tobacco Security
Oct
Consolidated
Jan
39 if Aug
43
Mar
;■
140% July'
Ray Drug Co_
Jan
13%
Oct
•
Apr
8
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
Jan
6%
Aeronautical
v
7%
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Stetson (J B) Co common
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp
Tobacco
17%
Ryan
Ryerson
,
Feb
*
Tobacco
600
Ryan
144
16%
common
Jun
1,800
—
29 y4
-'
*•
6%
Sterling Aluminum Products.
Sterling Brewers Inc
Aug
•
9% May
11% Apr
,
<•30%
500
9%
Tivoli
15 :
700
5
•J, 300
43
7
3%
Feb
105%
750
24%
39%
31%
30%
••
144
Corp.
& Co
(A)
,
.10% Jan
^Vi
v
Oct
160
31
3
Steel Co of Canada
Jun
29% May
.
29%
•
Inc
Tishman Realty & Construction
14
25%
24
:
1% Sep
-
Oct
,
107
(The)
Starrett
Apr
,
'Hi 14% Jan
% Nov *
5
L 31% Sep//
81% Jan
B
Trl-Continental
/
107
% v; 6
297/a
class
,
7% Feb
Preferred
49
*
Nov
133/4
24% May
15%
& Light
34%
,
115% Aug
•"'313/4 May
/
12% July
13% Nov
Jan
Apr
108
(Ky)
37%
Nov
-
.
•
1.1.25
600
14%
169 %
12
10
1
20
.1
common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard
29 Vi
Dec
-:-:%
43/8
Nov
1,000
;•
•
_
1
common
'44
""
10
Ltd....
2
,
5
Co
Russeks Fifth Ave
107
*
I
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil
l3/4
1%
£1
Roosevelt Field Inc
Root
gy8
1
Am
Ronson
i'ir
Valley Gas Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Sep
Nov
21%
400
•
Dec
♦
193/4' Jun
a
49%
•
*
2.78
1
Spencer Shoe Corp
Seahl-Meyer Inc
Amer
'/■; ;/
;
• *
Feb
34
8%
25 V*
I
vtc
Sep
4,100
5
warrants
;
Nov
10%
21%
Engineering...
Corp
(Texas Corp)
Jan
30
;
*
;
Sep
Sep
Apr
24
53
'
•
Richmond Radiator
Rio
13
Sep
1%
II
50o
common
Rice Stix Dry Goods
Richfield
Oct
25%
.
II'S
Bit Co
Electric
5
15
*
common
Raytheon Manufacturing
I
22
Sep
Dec
25%
li
25
preferrd B
;
i
25
preferred series C_
25
Southern New England Telephone.. 100
Southern Phosphate Co new com
1
Southern Pipe Line————————.10
Southland Royalty Co,
5
Thew
A
convertible preferred
Reed
5
Securities
16 %
Jan
9%
115*
r
108
original preferred
Textron
___—10
Jan'
103/4
1
5%%
Texon
& Light
16%
•
26%
26%
>6%
Texas
Voting common
;
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common
-
Oct
'
12%
19
139%
—.10
Southern California Edison—
Technicolor
Railway
Jun!
h
7% Jan
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Tampa Electric Co common
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrants.
136
Apr
20
16
Jan
5%
Jun
90% Sep
158
•
:
.
9% \,.
12.50
Swan Finch Oil
I.IIIII 100
22
9%
Feb
3
Oct if
111%
" •
common
6% preferred
Quebec Power Co
Apr,
106%
~100
.
60
3ya
Oct
8%
—
f
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—.
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing—
Aug
'
*
4%
4%
21%
,
Products Co
Dec
13%
../
Sep
Oct
33/4
?
1
1
Corp common
Tube
Sep
8 5%
Manufacturing common
Standard
108
■
Feb 1
11%
Nov
<1% Sep f:
11
Jan
29
Dec
3%
900
1,300
-
;374/f Jaa
South Penn Oil common
15% May
L
July
73
>
1%
.
*
Manufacturing Co
Standard
'
1
~
11
2,000
■
'
Feb
May;
111% May '
Sep
100
Paper Mills
28% May
Oct ''
1ft Sep
;!
•
•
Feb
104%
.,
.
.
preferred
(Howard)
Common
/ 105% Jari
'
35% Sep
*
27% Jan
.1
Sep
100
11%
85%
8
Feb
May ■
10
;
Dec
10
.IIIIIIl
preferred
Oats
15%
Feb
15%
Sep
'4%
Jan
-
78%
Sep
9,200
5%
18%
47
Nov
8
*.:/'/ 59
87
'
Oct
£1
City Gas & Elec Co—
South Coast
'
•
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred
Quaker
4%
5
2.50
preferred...
1st
Soss
Jan /
•
July
7%
35%
Sep
1
1
Feb
7%
2,050
Sep ;i
100
Sonotone Corp
Mar
14 7%
Nov
30
2%
';*■ 14%
:".,V ;:'L/
dep rets ord regis
Standard Cap
15%
25c
America
""6%
Mar
Jan
•
f: 30y4 Jan
15 V*
50 V2
7
Nov
21
50
9,000
•
•30% May
Oct
2%
.y • •
5% Nov
^ 44
~
21
Jan
9%
1
Jan
L/- 9% NoV
53
200
'
*
■
Solar Aircraft Co
'
5%
6% n'
11;:./ 11%,.;
•
9,600
•
37 Ya May
.-
2% Sep
•
May
*
1%
♦
Ltd
common
3.00%
Smith
11 y# Oct
15 y9
...100
of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas *
of
Sioux
63% Apr
8
-
22
100
•
Canada
of
Breweries
Amer
Aug/.
51 y4
500
'
,
6%
1
A
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan;
Nov,'.;
Oct
10
Producers Corp
Public Service
73/4
1,200
■>
51
5
common
common
of
L 86%
2,500
*
14%
"50
II50
Mining
Metals
Jun
40
3,800
10%
Wsm
1
""
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pressed
117
L 12% May
.1
Dec
7%
;
Jan
37
0
21%
,
'00:
1
—
1st preferred.—
Inc
Jan
21% Jan
9
Oct
Sep
3l/8 Nov
19 % Nov
$3 convertible preferred—
Simplicity Pattern common—.——i
shs..
common
Gold
9
/
.,
12%
Sep
Nov /
Oct
5%
r 62
' *2,400
•V
Premier
.
Sep
112 y8
643/4
71/4'
8Va
12
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada
Prentice-Hall
Sep
3%
—
•8%
'21%*
14%
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common—.
6%
31
Jun :
'
>V' 7% Nov
480
'40y8r 4l%//'-800
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
July
56
5,600
~g% - >—
6
63
'
,
>40%'
...50c
RR____I
& L E
-
63%
■:% 7%
■
IIIII20
Am
84
29
.
—
|
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Piper Aircraft Corp nnyn-,;,
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pitts
—
I
Mines
5%
4
___*
/->:
;•
Nov
43% Noy
50
8%,-
-4
100
com
Ltd
Nov
Jan
48
Jan
300
3% L 4 %
25
Solar
*
_
4%
Sick's
% Aug
24
"
commonlllIII
Johnson
59
52%
common
Governor
Dec
14 Va
'
Phillips Packing Co
Pierce
Jan
38%
—
Water & Power Co
Pep Boys (The)—L_„_
Peppereil Mfg Co—_
Perfect Circle Co
Pharis Tire & Rubber
20
100
900
48
I__I~25
—.II.—1
preferred
Pennroad Corp common
Penn
Oct
38%
14%, 14%
•
common
47
•
V
11*
5
•
1
Power
&
common
Sherwin-Williams
'
14%
46% Aug
9% Jan
Sep
*
Co—I
13% Mar
38%
Penn-Dixie
Penn
14
Sep
3
'
I l
!__!•
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
tran'
Nov
33,700
'
Sep
•82
1
1
1
common
Singer
;:i':
12
1
5
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
7
4%
-
2% L3% :>
16% 18%
1
Corp
Jun
Slmmons-Boardman Publications—
31% Jun,
8ya
11
12
Co..
Jan
:J5%
July
■
Jan,
*
32,000
3%
3
3%
—
10%
NOV
293/4
3
87 '
"V
28 y2 Juiy
11
Pan
12%
.
'
.; ?•
Oct
29% Oct
2,200
21
certificates
(R B) Inc
Silex Co
May
.16% May
11% Jan
'26% Jan
«
•
109
,117%
Nov
/
/.
1
common
Seton Leather common
Feb
41'/a
■
102% July
109 % 109 %
100
common
Oct:
36
—
!
Sep
20
2%
:
Jun
16V8 May
1,600
133/4
5
0% Mar
353/4
Apr
i9% jun:
46 ye July,/:
*10% Nov
11%
■
•
-
preferred
Page-Hersey
39%
.
25
:.
preferred
Pacific Power & Light 7%
Pacific Public Service
10%
39 %
,
I_25
Oct
6,700
^
5%
34%
4
Control
Serrick Corp class B
8•*' •'
/26
,18, ..Oct
.
1st pfd
1
Sep
'•
1%
i':500
32
5%
32%
n
,
•
Sherwin-Williams
6%
\
3""j Nov
1,200
25
Sentinel
Sentry
i
31
-•
5
Shawinigan
commnTi
High
5-
"
> 1,600
2% •
20
Sheller Mfg
Can Co
/; 1%
13%
stock
Allotment
18 V4 May
6% Oct
2,500
!'7%
1
Pacific Gas & Elec
"
35/a.
3%
.
•;-/ 2
common
Shattuck Denn Mining
Pacific
/;'/;
8%: Oct
> 12,900
5%
prior stock
r
12% Jan
,
Dec
Vlf-f~
Securities
7%
General
Industries Inc
$5.50
/
/
Oct
O'okiep Copper Company Ltd—<
American
6%
34
Hardware
Si
Convertible
Jun
;/• 40
'
8% -Sep
r
8%
1
Overseas
7
Inc
Bros
Selected
Jan
54%
Dec
i40
>
__
5%
21
13,100
3% ;
/';
♦
4,600
"1,050
9%
Inc common
Selby Shoe Co
Jun
118
Jun
39% Sep
200
40
40
50y4
Feb
•
41%
\
Nov
30
113 V*
10
50 %
t;—
15
common
Oliver
Omar
15
common
6
2% Oct
;
;.:
A 675
■?..
115
115
100
800
3 r<
x32
31
3f
common
preferred
1
Manufacturing.
Scullin
2%
?,%
4
common
Power
7%
9% '
32
Apr
Apr
Segal Lock
Ogden
,,v;
common
15 y2
Seeman
Ohio
1
v
6%
9%
...5
40 '
8/8
30 Vt
,
Schiff
>/a May
31
36
•
/
Low
27% ,29% '
•
5
—
Corp common
Securities Corp
Ohio
common
-.••
/■. 27%,,
.50
.....
Savoy Oil Co..
1
Range Since January 1
-
jun
56 Va
25
.
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
Paper
United
Samson
20
Northern States Power class A
pref
conv
Salt Dome Oil Co......
pfd_100
Gas
$2
Regis
/•v 7
Corp Ltd—:
Lawrence
Class A
50
Co
Northern Indiana Pub Serv b%
Northern
May
Feb'
35
5
Airlines
Penn
Shares
May
*'
35
.
Securities™.*
Utility
Northern Central Texas Oil™
Northeast
'36%
•
of Prices
i'v$:.v:Low ' 'Higli "
'
High
"".>■ /•! Low /
Sales
for Week
,
Range
,
Sale Price
Shares
of Prices
Last
New York Curb Exchange
1
Par
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
-
Oct
8%
Feb
55% Nov
63%
Apr
■
■■—-
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•
•
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23.%,'Nov/uv ,,•£ 34% May ,
200
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70%
1,875
46%
46%
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11
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.....
Preferred
United
—
Specialties
common..
U S Foil Co class B
$5
*
U S Radiator
Jan
Kansas
Jan"
Kansas
86
Kansas
Power
30V2
Stores
Universal
Products
Oct
&
^
2%
Dec
22
Feb
V 20
Sep
—10
•7*20
V.: 7fo Jan
:-.-27'v/f Apr '
28
.Feb -'
Oct
.
19%
j-d
115/8
10 3/4
Valspar Corp common
Sj$4 convertible preferred
at 4%
Milwaukee
Gas
to
v.:, 7%
Sep
>
A-O
Gas
5s
deb
5s
67B
3
NY &
Ohio
1950
113/4
12
300
•
Jan
M-N
1948
A-O
Continental
Power
33/4s
3%s
Apr
1964
•
':
West
13
'■
r
•
47a
-
'•>■/ 99%
Corp
11
^
preferred
23/a
8
1.25
*
*30
8%
8
'55 7a
1037a
78
108 7a
•
f-Oct
4%
Oct
V--7 7
1,000
5
Sep
7
May
21
1017a
105%
/1
105 74
107 74
10174
103%
'
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::
r
,
/I/:*
103
•"■V
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10% 4 '
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10474 10274
J-J:;4
24
$104% 1057a.
F-A
$75
107%
:
'1047a
109%
102
106%
•'81
Ai.
j-j -4
m-s
j-d
107
107
j-d
104
155
155,^'
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104
107
10974
2
•,80
107 7a 1077a
7
47
106
.
mU'. > y
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M-N
107
1
;?;•
91
105 7a
?$104% 105% A//;:
108
106 73
-
100
104
107
7
105 74
108
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^
101%
1
XX
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3
104
155
-
172%
ft V.I
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104/ 1%,
1952
AT-s
]I$1207a
122%
1951
A-O
$99%
3s_;
1965
M-S
3%s4
1970
A-O
1971
j-j
$104
1970
F-A
$108
M-i
:1007a 1007a
1952
A
V:; -{
Steel
mtge 3s
California
Southern
California
Apr
1st
:
Edison
Gas
Bouthern Counties Gas
11% July
2
-v.
inc
Southern
May
"'.115-
105
:
San Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B—
.
112
108%
1007a
1959
siV/ >
101%
105 V4
1949
^^1*
977b
T_;
■
$102 ;
j-d
1013/4
1017a
21
1964
4%s B
(Can)
series
v
Scullin
9%Juah
•■7
76
—
IO53/4 105%
Z
t
perpetual certificates—
5/28
•24% May
Sep
7
500
99 y3
983/4
10574
97
97
•
1013/a 102
.
1964
Light 5s
1st mtge 3s
1033/4
8
1955
&
3
26
103 7a 104 7a
1017a
j-j
1970
'■\v-"-
'
99 Va
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
46% Aug
10% Mar
Dec
2
5,250
•;■;-
Feb'
4Va
1,400
7.3/4 '
27a
1
j,
25
''
•
99%
$10678
•
M-:n
3s_.—————————..,1971'
Corp
-
j-j
1968
mtge 3%s
6%
114% Aug
Dec
110
600
,
6%
!
50
vVi
Feb
719%:. Jun-i
1,600
150
110
34
32
9%
100
37a
14%;
;
4 47a
1074
1
Utilities $6
Texas
104
98 7a
'
110
•
Wentworth Manufacturing
1023/4
5
u'::A
Public Service of New Jersey— ;
'
37a
—
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—•
7 % preferred-;
—
100
Aircraft
107
V2
/
55%
Utility Corp—
—
Power
.
Baking Co warrants
115%
111 Va
105%
983/4
103%
—2004
1st mtge 3%s
Power
99%
1954
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
4% May
24
M-N
1961
5s
5%s
Park Lexington
v
Warner
112%
4
1033/4 104
M-S
j-d
4;/A5%s series A (90% redeemed)_1948
-
Ward
105 74
109
—.
1033/4
557a
7
j-j
1947
Westchester Ltg 4s
Pacific
Jan
12%
300
2,600
1948
-
N Y State Elec & Gas
137s. Jan
r
Co—
113
1037a 104
1948
Sinking fund deb 4s
Watch
55%
104 54
tmmm
—
103
M-3
;
Debenture
Jan
145
23/4
a
V
Waltham
101%,
85%
27
106 7a 1067a
•
1967
Amsterdam
Conv
.'5!5%.;A?r;
.
160
6
Petroleum
Bond class A—
60
103%
J2
$1107a 111
106%
-1963
Light 4%s
Eng Gas & -El Assn 5s
1st
&
;
63
98%
90
$112
4
Public Service Co of Colorado—
Waitt
' ".1007a
$10574
;
f-a
34% Aug
•
4,700
115
113
Waco Aircraft CO—*—.—
60
30
88%
M-S
1956
1st fntge
Vogt
' "35
32
j-j
North
.
100
90
j-j
New England Power 3%s
New England Power Assn
.
4% Sep
.5
Syndicate Inc
Manufacturing
100%
j-j
2022
New
W0M i
Venezuelan
.35'
i
j-j
Light 3%s
New
8% May
Utah Power & Light common.
Venezuela
7-j 7.
1970
Extended
-
20"% May
Nov
,?y
Utah-Idaho Sugar-
•;',■ 4:436
•
Aug
3
„10
Co.. common.
J-J M
1969
Feb
100
•11%
-10
Insurance
32
65
.
_50o
..
Oil
Consolidated
Universal
59 Vi
'
29 *
40.„.)■,?
3474
McCord Corp deb 4%s__
Midland Valley RR—
->4
774 Jan
1
common
Universal
35.;.''
1
'
445s
United
65 4
i
32-
'
Kentucky Utilities 4s
Jiin
17%
A„.
,,
40
•,._
24% .Apr
.
Oct
..
•
28%
$36 4
-
.r.,-
/.
High [
4i-r.4'
u
29
F-A
1963
-
Gas Electric 6s
Apr-;
Sep
Low
j-d
3%s_T——1966
84%
*
common
U S Rubber Reclaiming-
Electric Power
'49% July '
Mar
2%
•
*
preferred with warrants
1st
15
5
Securities
Range for
January.
,
>
■>
1952
'12%
Oct
16%
-1
—
U S Graphite common
U S and International
High
.!
.
wj*—1957'
Altalian Superpower 6s
Feb:
Sold
/ Low
;• 4/4.4;
,
——1955
6s—-
Sep
Sep
10% Oct
;
4,
Bonda
Bid & Asked
1,
.
A6%s (Dec 1 1941 coup)—
1955
series E-—
w
1957
.' A7s (Aug 1941 coupon) —,-—1957
.A7s series F_—1952
/ A 7s (July 1941 cqupon)—1952
Dec
8
67%
"46
.
•
•••
.A7s
.
Week's Rang*
or Friday's
Last
Sale Price
Aug
4%
»
i:
.•
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Debenture 6s——
9%
294
Jan
.1% Nov
17a:
1%
25
Profit
Jah
284
25c
10% preferred.
——10
United Shoe Machinery common
25
United
:
'* •"
'"■L
—100
United NJ RR & Canal
i-
.«ft'" '•>"!
:.
Interstate. Powe^
/'////
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Friday
bkreit
Period
JInternational Po^ver Sec—
AG%s series C—1—
/
15
;
participating-preferred.^.——•
$3
Sep
.
40
t V1'50;,; ?<::J32 A .Peb
, 60 A May ,
13% Sep
Xl5%i •?'. 2,200
:'21% Apr.-37% May ;
23%
24 Va ■S 17,800.- r *20% Oct *
4?i1
100
85
85
40
xiiyv
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
Y.300
•
23%
23 Va
ty85«
*
United Milk Products———4,—
t>
,/•*;
t/r■ v.-v.-o--.'./
6%'
'
United' Corp warrantsr-rJV
United Elastic Corp—•
United Gas Corp common—
10
&
6;
4:~4.-V4.
Range Since January 1
High,
"5%
23%
United^ Chemicals common——*
Light
Shares
Low
XXXX-XXX- Par
Uriltect;; Aircraft'^roducts coiAV-—-50d/
United
for Week
of Prices
-••,
Sale Price
"
Range for week'ending dec. e
Sales
Friday
/
,
(Calif)
Gas
&
Elec
•
.
1063,4
106
"
^
.
1207a
126 ' &
+
..«*—■• .-C--
..
98
■'
1013/4
vi
1057a
lt)8%
;
105
109
u'
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107%
fe'
28
6
1063/4 1063/4
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—
mtge 3s
Southwestern
y*
>'
103 -f
3%s
7
105%
;
1037a
f-
;
107%
108%
108
...
—
*
Virginia Coal & Cofce«—
West
5
93/a
8%
117
Ry 7% 1st pfd -100
•
Stationery corn-
32
32
Westmoreland
Coal—
.20
27
28
Westmoreland
Inc—.
.10
Western Maryland
Western Tablet &
Williams
14 !-
45
133/a
•
'--A'
vv.;
.
■;
.1
common.
Brothers
Wilson
14
-'"Sep.
32%
V:
,,200
Oct
13Va
■7
20O
NOV;
i
.
40 Va
4" 49'
4- 24%
.
Spalding (A G)
5s
AStarrett
Feb
Apr
inc 5s
Stinnes
Mar
.1
preferred w w__—
Winnipeg Eleo common B_
Wisconsin P & L 4%% pfd—
t;4 24 * Jun
4;/;;:55 V'4 Jan';
7 29
4 Jan
217a
18
6%
19
50O
213^
6%
2
107s
1174
5s
£1
deposit receipts——
preference
_.
(t
n
1
107
10
.
Interest
:f
^ ' "A
V
t..
fe:
? 'V '
-
Paper 6s——
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Appalachian Power deb 6s
; 20
May
112
Sep
600
Apr
:
Electric
1953
1955
4%s
T & T deb 5'/2s A
3%s——1964
Atlantic City Electric
117a.-
400
10
•
r
—.1959
a-o
Il952
f-a
-2022
Jf-N
1st
,
1174 Oct:
10,900
7
6s
107
-
-
W
303/4
f?!l04%*104%
48
48
104 3/s
1077a
1067a
110
J-J
A-0
.
y.
—
4 A 5s
Wash
M-S
103V4
M-S
..
-; v
5s series C
Light Co^-
.
Bickford's Inc 6%s
Boston Edison 2%s—r
111
Electric
West
Penn
Traction
\ 116
V
'
_1954
6674
/
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Penn
106%
109 Yb
.y\,
66%
6674
58%
»$108%_:.„'.i
7—
-2030
5s
l
9174
107%' 110%
106
109
115
$106
^ 126
"
1960
5s.
:/$115.% U8...-<
6s
s
„
.
$1033/4 1043/4
1007a
106 7a
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
January 1
V
High
.
j
108%.
1043/a
11174
120
124
'
4
Interest
Sale Price
106%
105
Low
XXixXXXXMi1 hXXXXX: XXi
x
108
v
Week's Range
Last
Period
Curb Exchange
104%
1023/4
Friday
,BONDS
New York
99 V2
1037* 103%
$106% 108
conv
Uni<
f debentures.
-
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
Low
Range Since
January ]
'■,
High
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A-O
A 20-year 7s
*
April 1946
A 20-year 7s
-Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
,
—
103
104%
r
income debs——
Water
West
Feb
1007s
120
103
102
&
1043/4 1043/4
Range Since
„
~
$118
Power
—
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
Feb
6%
4
Sold
1087a 109 Va
—
103
•/
5%s
Debenture 6s series A^—
.
Apr
7
Bond*
Low
J-J
cons
Western Newspaper
High
$1017a
&
series A
Utah
17% Mar
Feb
2%r Oct -
.
Friday /Week's Ranga
Last ;
or Friday's
Bid A Asked
J-D
106
106% 107
1957
1960
—1962
—1970
series B
M 5s
•'"•• "" y. 4.
Light & Power Co—
lien
.'.wvV'JV(4 4 v.i7\
Jan
16
Sep
17%
Canada—
Bell Telephone of
106%
32
1067» P? 106.7b 10674-
11% Juri
8Vi Nov
Sale Price
Low
!■"*
1961
1970
2024
Assoc
35
1045/8
j-d
United Light & Railways (Maine)
6% Oct
1%
Exehangt
Amer Wrttlng
Associated
35
A-O
1st
Dec
100
v
•
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>
4
78
>
'
-
Period
t
99
1
12
A";
j-j
United
Sep
6% •
10% 4
—
bonds
New York Curb
;
40
-1949
"
107
107
10
>Z—L
Inc
Industries
-f"
$36
:
-1968
%
f
;
-1946
Jan
9%
100
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
,i\ »i-
j-j
A7-4s 2nd stamped
¥4 8 r> Sep
1,600
-
_____
Portland Cement—.
American
■
i
United Electric JN< J 4s
'4'.',:
8%
Woodley Petroleum-^-j————I
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
j
•>
94%
93%
Toledo Edison 3%s
>
'
Woodall
A-O
'
-
A7-4s 3d stamped
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
Feb
16% Nov
200
19
18
t-25
5%
Wolverine
Corp
(Hugo) Corp—
.
Inc__—
Products
Willson
:
.
Nov
:
Apr
4
155
V
Nov
18
y
700
,
133/a
17. ' .17 ya'..
■
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26%
100
147a
44
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<R
____
16%
Sep
28
100
.,.V. 300
—1
Oil Corp—
River
Wichita
r.
—I
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg-1
Whitman (Wm) & Co_
8% NOV
1,200
116
.116
>;7
110%
115% 120.
110%
$106% 108
104
104
115
'
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j-j
J-D
22
3174
1955
M-JV
92 '
993/8
5s
1953
F-A
89
97%
Danzig Port & Waterways—
A External 672 s stamped
1952
J-J
27
32
M-S
20%
23%
Danish 5723
1083/4
103
...
;
Extended
,
"
1948
A5%8
79%
82
84
57%
58%
IA Chicago Rys 5s ctfs (part paid)_1927
,
110%
67r,
81%
1954
JACentral States Electric 5s
67
112
450 4
73
ALima City
.
(Peru)
67aS stamped 1958
.-4'
103 7/s 104
103 5/a
107%
102% 102 3/4
101 »/s
1043/4
Debenture 5s———1958
103% 103%
103%
107 %
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2783
—1969
105% 1053/a
105
109%
AMedellin
106% 106%
106
110
—Jan 1966
1950
Cities Service 5s
7'
Conv deb 5s—
Debenture 5s—
Consol Gas El Lt & Pwr
y
ser
$102
$118 412174
7* A7s (issue of Oct. 1927)
M-N
2008
—1951
stamped
4
J-D
-
A-O
,—1947
$51
Gas
Q
98
108 3/4
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s—-—1931
106%
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s.
1972
J-D
117,;
104%.
126
;•
'•'"•
2008
^
50%
53
—:
.
M-S
207a
27%
90
99%
,4;.
Parana
(Bait City)—
mtge 4%s
.4 Gen
102%
1037a
102% 102%
52
—
$20 7a
J-D
ft
1st ref mtge 2%s ser
1st ref 2%s series R
Consolidated
507a
51!
M-N
1947
,
1969
1976
1981
P
7s
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927.)
(Bait)—
1954
ref mtge 3s
1st
'
stamped
(Plan A)
;■/.
27sS
Interest reduced to
98
:
'
-37%
"44'
41.
■
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
y'4
1st mtge 4s ser A
1993
mtge 4s ser B
1993
1st
Gas
Eastern
Elmlra
Power
:
49%
4 27
102%
124
76
•No
g
J-D
1950
J-J
1963
J-D
-
$62
30%
J-J
$67
71
A-O
106
106
A-O
1
Indianapolis P & L 3%s
62%
109%
106
65
75
J-J
1963
F-A
1970
M-N
$103%
—
par
value,
Ex-stock dividend,
v
Nov.
'
•
\:'.t
1950
5s
1033/4
1043/4
10
104% 104%
$106
Jan 1949
1st Hen & ref 5s
a572s
327s
2012
1919
1921
4%
5
-
'
44
4
5%
47a
57s
'
4%
1474
4-
14
130
$-_
672s
ARussian Government
1073/4
130
Jan 1949
B
Service
102% 103
1958
3%s
Guantanamo & Western 6s
Indiana
81%
24
$__
1948
Rayon Co 6s ser A
Mountain
series
55%
1956
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
6s
44
Bank—
Grand Trunk West 4s
Green
62
"
27
1965
3%s
& RR 5s
stamped
A General
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2%
>rV'.;
4 61%
1961
& Fuel
Water Lt
Finland Residential Mtge
6s
•
;
y ; *
a
n
102% 102 3%
104% 104 %
V106% 1067a
sale,
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale, f Ex-distribution,
x Ex-divldend. y Ex-rights.
tThe following cash sales are not Included in
27, at 2772; N. y. Merchandising Co., Nov.
$Frlday's bid and
asked prices; no sales being
"ABonds being traded
flat.'
105%
.
delivery
Deferred
Under-the-rule sale, x Cash sale,
110-
106%
102%
Abbreviations used
104
104
105%
:
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HammermUl. Paper Co.,
SReported In receivership.
105
the year's range:
27, at 183/4.
.
7;
transacted during currant weak.
'7 '' X'X'.SX
X/.v .
■:■"'-/.;/
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abovfr-"cod," certificates of deposit;
„
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,M
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win
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COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
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WEEK ENDING DEC.
RANGE FOR
6
/
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f..\?
Baltimore Stock Exchange
/
Wednesday
STOCKS
'r
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Y/Y;:XY !A- SateFrlce
A.,
'■■■
Par
■■■
Preferred
100
4'/a# pfd B-100
vtc
tConsol Gas E L & Pow
;42
-20
Mt
Amsterdam Casualty—
Fidelity
ti
U
Co__
Oil
American
North
GUar
<k
;
—
-
303
.Feb
Jun
160
Oct
186
38
Sep
Jan
Mar
129 - 303
8
16'/2
90 ' 24%
- 60 v : 70c
1,100 :*r 40%
?
27V2
90c
43'A 45
271/a
85c
45 ///
p
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May
Mav
Jan
Belden Mlg Co common
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Binka
Bliss
58
May
Nov
37
Burd
.
'
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1.30 Mar
■
Butler
v;,
Transit
Baltimore
4s———1975
Co
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.
450
'
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Y
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>
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Week
Last
Sale Price
Range
for Week
ef Pricee
8haree
' s.
'
11%
12%
600
11%
Dec
36
Sep
37
—
American
Woolen
38%
40
40%
700
41
,
150
41
•
,
^
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6«
class
—
48%
40%
347
class
B
1%
class
16
—
130
47%
; 4oo
44
76
77%
36
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Y
•
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7
4
100
100
91
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4
59
;
300
8%
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100
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14%
15
200
14
80
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33 y8
110
7%
8%
80
Nov:/:
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6% Oct
22
53
26
257/a
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120
97%
97
97%
Group Assoc—:
Public Service—,
Engineers
126
130
'
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30
30
32
21
,21
28% 29%
47
16
28
25%
- —
Oct
17
Y
Y
Jun
>
30
Feb
52V15 May
Jan
22%
'.
Jan
May
32 y4 May
16% Jun
8% Feb
Dec
3
,
19%
Y, 111-
18% Oct
13
30%
'
NOV
7%
-
68% Jan
16% Feb
14» -May;
Dec
■8% Dee
48
Oct
.
Feb
12% Nov ; '
27
Feb.
Sep
49
—
9
Apr
18
N6v'
8% May
;
Aug
May
34
NQV
;
12'/8
5
Inc
■-
79%
Feb
v
14%
Jan
-P;
42>/a
Apr Y,
(H W)
Co
6
Oct
%4% Jan
^
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18
-
5
<■
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Hormel u Co
———1
9%
9%
h
17
12% Aug
Se p
Dec
/:
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38
.
17% Apr
55% Jan
70 •'
Oct
26% Aug
75
Jun
44
Jun
5% Sep
10% Jua
38
Y
;»
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Illinois Brick Co Capital
v
;
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25% May
26% July
—
22
Indep Pneum Tool (new)
Indiana Steel Prod
r
Interstate Power $6 pfd————*
:
42% Ap*
Y
Jan
25%
,.;'25% Jan-/.
;'iv,''*'^1;;'
common—1..
Hupp Corp common—i
Mar
71
17% N°T
,
—
common——*
(Geo A)
Nov
16, ; Nov
*
common.
30% Jun Y
Dec
50 Va
*
Inc common—-.
Hammond Instrument Co
Feb
51%
Jan
48% Jars
Jan
Apr
;
25
50
Feb
20
common—.
America
36
90 •
i5%
.
—5
25%
'
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,
Apt
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.
YlS^NOV:;/^
•
35
23
11%
3
Y Harnischfeger Corp common——Id
Heileman Brewing Co G capital
1 'i
Hibb Spencer Bartlett common!
25
'
41% Apr
Dec
33%
• Y, 35%
—*
- 31
Co
Gillette Safety Razor
Jan
41%
Sep
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19
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76
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21
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215
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50
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17
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117
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.
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Sinclair Oil Corp.
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70O
350
6
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800
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17 y4
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750
7,700
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20
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Nov
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Friday
10
May
800
•
1,600
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■
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1,000
20%
:——
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■ •' *7%
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100 ^
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1
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Y
class.
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85
10%
23%
i'
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49% May
,/ 49% Nov'"Y 41% Oct::/:.
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87
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46
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Jun
62% Jun
67
64
43 %
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May,
9% Nov
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'
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51%
41%%
iY 41%
,
Apr
16%
41'
Oct
*:
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22% i;
Northwest Util 1% preferred
-100 ; /141
Nunn Bush Shoe common2%•—
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46
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——-*
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19% Feb
,
Oct
416
70%
49%
Waldorf System Inc
34
Y 37
2,311
47
46
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14
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Oct
Feb
11% May
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Oct
225
47%
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12%
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,
150
.
36
40
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46 ;/
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38
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15
47%
.
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43
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50
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1
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16
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270
Apr
16.
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24%
850
»
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May
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20
10%
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MIckelberry's Food Prod common——1
Middle West Corp capital
1
Miller As Hart Inc common vtc
—
21/4 Feb
143
;
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—
Aug
-
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——,.—
142
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1%
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Shawmut Assn
Oct
116%
150
300
■
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Marshall Field Ac Co
Mar
129% 129%
Pacific Mills common
Reece Corp
Jan
76
25
120%
92%
—
100
2.50
100
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Butte
North
*
132
■
6%
46%
22%
10%
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6%
1
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112
46%
7
Libby McNeil As Llbby common
Printing Co common
57 y4 July
555/a
25
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27%
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i
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55 %
„
preferred
;
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9%
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Univ common—*.—5
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Cumulative
Apr
14
42C
42o
17
13%
preferred
LeSalle
July
21
14% /Oct
50
6%
14%
14%
Katz Drug Co common
56% Jan
Jun
23% July
17
1 '
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Kellogg Switchboard common—*
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kJim: Brown Stores Inc common
22% Feb
6
25*%
15 y8
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■—1
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Dec
,
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29
47
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Nash-Kelvinator
16
16
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41
20
29
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Mullins Mfg
275
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100
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Maine
11
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90
49
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47 y4
Sep
Dec
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40.
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May
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14 / Oct
24%
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Paramount
25 V*
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Pure Oil Co
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Jan
Standard
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Cleveland Stock Exchange
8
13
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300
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53% May
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Dec
39% Nov
8Y4
13 Ya
33%
common—
26%
Oct
2Y4
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13
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common....—
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21%
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1
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McClahahan
Jan
14
80% Aug
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20
13
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;42 / 'Aug.
41% Jun
27Y4 Jan
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General
26
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CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
2988
Monday, December 9, 1946
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19
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a20Wal8% ^
125:
"■.Cessna -'Aircraft Co...—/-i—-1 r/Zi/* 'V;.; ';a4 / ;:a4A i
a!87a
Sep
Apr
/ 57a Oct
;
S
:■'/ 767.
357a
a423/a a427a
26%
45
175
28
-2174.
.•
-*
■
:
Jan
357a
40
"
^
Interlake Iron Corp.•
uy,
11%
ny8
International- Nickel Co of Canada*—• " .i.„
31%" 3174
International. Tel. to Tel Corp——*
: •
157a t
16
Kennecott Copper Corp—;c,.. ' a467a"a487/aLibby. .McNeill to LIbby
7
,
10%
10%
Loew's Inc ——.—........
•
:
Shares
High -y
28
—
Central Investment Corp—.——100
Certain-teed Products
—1.
^
' of Prices
SalePriee
/// Pat'1
•/.•••
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
;
'"23%
; '
Oct
350
....
r
"127
.175
V
82%} Jan
10 7a Nov
15% '1574
34
il574..Dte.dl
■
410
;
57/a
'
tOWp
205
«
al57a al57a
.
y :
General Fopds Corp./,j—i.^Mi—*
Goodrich (B F) Co
West 7th Street —LOS ANGELES
2IO
/'General Electric Co,ii.L'rM./:M, e-:
15%/
578'
..
Rsogs Bines January 1
i sVC**-.
}1074 107a
a367/a a377a
^287/a, a30
—
Electric Bond & Share Co...5
M574
Electric Power & Light Corp———• : •
;
Shores
High
'".15%
:1074
for Week
,-
Prices
ef
-
k^rl low
Cons Vuitee Aircraft Corp
1
Continental Motors Corp—————1
Boles
Week'*
Range
CCT'-
57s
32
Jan
May
2874 May
Dec
46
Jan
41%
Jun
397a
Jan
26% Oct
2174 Nov
,
•
yolume 164
Number 4549
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•
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other stock exchanges '
St. Louis Stock
STOCKS
'
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Last
■
Range Sine# lannary 1
-
Edward d. Jones & Co.
High
'
;
8
'• v
A Dec
8,:
33%
16
Dec
Aug
DeC-VvV; 45
16
16
■'v.-' v?.:
Jun
24
6% * 8%
24% '25
"6,, Nov
15
24;
16%
July
10% Feb
Nov
35%
't
'•'•••,fV'.
New
Feb
•'•''•
St.
Brew
common
General Shoe
21%
Griesedierck-West
Brew
International
Shoe
Laqlede-Christy Clay Prod
Laclede Gas Light common
Pub
ScruggSrV
Serv
B
Inc
"A",
50
25%
24%
29%
30
40
100
preference...:
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
Last
Jan
Sale Price
of Prices
52%
Jan
50
Jan
12
6%
Sales
Range
32
Oct
Dec
Low
Jun
9%
Wagner iJiiectric
27'
Sterling Aluminum common.
Stix, Baer <Sc Fuller com new.
Jan
27
5% Oct
593
SL
Jun
31%
28% Nov
7600
Teletype
"Feb
68
Apr
36%
'■
21%
25
10%
240
10%
85
Oct
Dec
46Va
10%
Dec
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan nary 1
27
16%
16%
35%
High
Low
High
27
commox
16% Aug '
■
■
va. ,v
85
Jan
•
Jan
91
Unlisted—-
'
30% Jun
25
216
85: :i
>
19
50
25
85
-
35%
18%
210
15
..
31
Jan
16
■60
:
Nov
Jun
19%
Oct
49 % May
34% Nov
•
& 21
100
41%
Bell
Chicago Board of Trad* *
New York Curb Exchange Associate
26% Aug
Mar
Phone
CEntral
Exchange
22
.
12%
6%
1
common
.
Oct
■"
.
..
Exchange
Stock
Stock
22% Mar
40
12
Missouri Portland Cement commdn__25
Rice-Stlx Dry Goods common
*
St Louis
58
.24%
—5
com
30% Nov
25%
*
common.
31%
58
common.
Huttig S & D common
5
Hyde Park Brewing common
4
Hydraulic Pressed Brick preferred__100
21
30 %
common
21%
North 4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
York
Louis
Chicago 8tock Exch.
Falstaff
Established 1871
.
300
■
■
;,(■
Feb
24
Nov
v
■
Mi
.•»•'
16%,
common
V-
10
33%' '34%
Century Electric Co
Coca-Cola Bottling common^..
Brew
Share#
Hiah'
8
Burkart Mfg common.,:......
Columbia
for Week
of Prices
Loto
Bank Bldg Equip common
Brown Shoe common
a-i
*
6
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Sales
Range
Sale Price
DEC.
FOR WEEK EN.DING
RANGE
;
-
'
Jun
Electric
common.
_
Motors
common.
_
North
«
?;V\
•;
•
General
General
.
•
American
•
34 Va
34%
48%
Dec
Jun
235
49%
48 Va
49%
255
48
Oct
73 % July
25
;
347/a
10
283/a
27%
28%
64
24
Sep
33% July
34 Va
canadian listed markets
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING DEC.
6
.
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
8ale Price
of Prices
Par
For
Low
•
Abitlbi Power & Paper com.—..
>m_.
•
$1.50 preferred
20
^—20
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar 5%
fo
Algoma Steel common
17%
19
pfd_. ...100
pfd-.w--.100
•h
105
105
•
•
Argus
uorp
Preferred
5,893
18 %
18% 19%
105
105
19
22%
20%
4%%
conv
preferred.:
Asbesto* Corp
12
•
v
'
■
Bell
British
Forest
Products™.
•.*
**'.
\
•
•
38% Aug
25
345
17%
.
135
33
Jan
29
Oct
....
18
50%
53
3,048
10,035
•
Ltd
14%
15
5,375
43
44
♦
common
Corp
29% Aug
Jan
38%
«.._5
12%
39%
26
10%
Jan
60
May
18% May
Sep
25
Apr
273/a
" '
Nov
;
May
"Feb
59
m
Nov
43
207
40
47
~
Sep
13%
525
13
26
Iron
Northern
Canada
Steamship
5%
100
100 ;
»
Cnrp
,«
-■£
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
:;i
20
_
Canadian Celanese common.
"
1
•
18%
;
J
54%
#40
"A"
pfd
Canadian
Foreign Investment
Canadian
Ind
Preferred
Nov
Nov
'
Class
B
14%
12%
1
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian
Oils
.
.
;
J
78
'
Ottawa
Au?
Dec
,Preferred
Jan
20
.
,
13%
12'/*
Cockshutt Plow i.__.
12
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
Consumers Glass
!
July
" Jan
,"
46
18%
24%
30
Distillers Seagrams old common
•
11%- 11%
16%' 18%
-i
100
106% 106%
Leather Cd Ltd class. A."—
Class: B' ——I.
5 X'o preferred
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal preferred.
30
;'t
Dec
> Oct
NOV
19
50
29% Jan
16
32%;' 34%
15%
--3L
i6
__'_'*'V
.
9%:
_>/£•'.
Nov'
•.-
Oct
.16 v
:
Feb
,sv,.
30
Saguenay
6t
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Vtc
•
common
Preferred
4%%
pfd
Donohue Bros
Eddy Paper
Electrolux
English
conv
class
20%" 1
20
'
St Lawrence Paper Mills 6 %
5%
18
25
25 :'
:
-
Power
!,
common
•
Preferred
100
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastlne
•
Bridge
•
100
common
Preferred
'
Preferred
&
17%^:
17 %•
110
-4
,!t!\
105
105%
4
3%
.V
16
'f L
1
165/a
-
105
14%
■'
45
15 y2
•'
>
.
14%
6%('>
45
14%
110
■
22% Aug
7
104
12%
•'
•
45
6'/a
40
'$■
22
May
13%
Jan
22 %
July
34
see
Smeltihg.
page
2993.
Chemicals
5%
-
20
Jan
111
Sep
Oct
Sep
Feb
Jun ;
52% J"'v
Sep
Oct
;'v, i, 14%
Dec
30 V4
Apr
Jan
Sep
72
26%
Sep
.»;•••.'35
8%
5
55
'
Oct
V-
Feb
103%
•"
Sep
?V # 34%
28
•
'
:
50
•
a
H102
• -•
72
154
"56
'
69
V
!8i
Oct
..
Feb
7%
20%
109
18%
May
Feb/
¥
Apr:
•
16%
-v 15
'
14%
Oct
1,025
28
485
10
Sep
Sep
2,210
4,144
45
i Sep
200
"16%
20%
20%
20%
:*
14
36
Apr
17%
'
-
•
Feb
23
»
Jan
-
,;;73Va Apr
'
19%
Sep
Apr
•
Jan
Mar'
22
Jan
17%
352
•
15
155
15
,102
»
'i
25
25
15
102
7%
I; -"127
30%
108% 110%
July
501
:
Jun".-
20%
;
104
'•M
Jan
103%
';:/•■■■
"1,640
135
.•29%
Aug :>
..
102
10
7%;.,
7%
15
,
20
105 Va 105%
——
19%
150
:
106
;
9%
61; Sep!
Apr ;
July *
Apr
-24
Steel
Co
Sep
';/ 39
83
Feb
113
4,468
20
Sep
26% Mar
100
28
Oct
30% May
\
Cotton
Preferred
Wilsils
,
78
84
'8%
,
•
.20
75
77
25
100
26%
35
27%
<
101
92 %
Sep
;
8 V#
.
16
4,009
24%
Jan
Nov
35
Dec
25
24
Oct
20
104
22
296
22
14
14%
396
99%
99%
37%
37%
Dec
Oct
10 %
Sep
'If*.
95
Jan
M:
34
.
Jun
99
May
31%
Oct
35
Dec
36% May
108Va Mar
27
Apr
21% May
Jan
27%
Feb
20
Jan
74 %
Jun
94 % May
13%
Jan
20
22..
100
Jun
Sep
•
'Preferred
Jan
106
100
35
27%
104
'.16
Jan
83
310
Oct
Nov
73
*
...
common
•
75
:
16%
Sep
30
*
20
—*
13%
M
275
.
9
—*
Ltd
Winnipeg Electric
Apr
77/a
84
!-
25
100%
78
y
Jun
1, Oct
15
•
*
17
100
925
25
*
May
8 Va-
r 101
new com
Jun
16
108
V2
565
8
A
102
18
16%'
-
lOl
.
185
Jan
12
is
•
17%
109
common-
Walker Gooderham & Worts
110
Jun
July
Mar
160
55
13%
105
*
:
Grocers
175
13
16%
...
United Steel
:
28%'-
105
——*
...
of Canada
24
;
175
•«
.100
common..
Preferred
Western
22%
28
_*
July
104
6%
common
—
28
preferred
"
28
Feb
May
Jun
Apr
Banks
Canadienne
1"
Imperial
;
_10
20
19%
10
Commerce
.
22%
29
;
-
712
29
180
Montreal
Sep
12%
Feb ;
Apr
45
Sep
Jun
175
10
25 Va
25%
Nova Scotia
10
38
38
10
23%
24%
2,442
22 Vs
F»b
16%
610
23
1
Jan
19%
Jan
24
July
27%
Sep
30
Jun
21%
Jan
27%
Apr
Sep
39%
Apr"
July
27%
28
26
Sep
38
53
53
52
Oct
54
Sep
42%
41-'
42%
35
Sep
Royal
33%
20
Jan
25% July
Apr
52ya
355
3,545
_•
'
'
165
50
May
Bonds—
Montreal
L
H
&
Power
3s_;
1949
50
>
50
v
$14,000
40% Feb]
-
Mar " ;
Jun
24%
Feb
Apr
28
170
..
Apr
Feb :
170
170
<
Apr
Dec
154
Sep
,152
'
59-
•
preferred
Zellers Limited
Jan
Sep
56
.
Sep -^
,
2a
59
110
...
Standard
"'J
«•
Sep
72
154
Power..
Jun
19% Apr
•
.100
Hudson Bay Mining &
footnotes
82% Feb
Co
Canada
24
25
Feb
May"
52
^
45
—375
•:
14%"
.100 t-u'-'>
•_
Southern
28% Jun
.100
Howard Smith Paper common
For
■
'«T, 4 x-L
4
I
General Steel Wares common
Renfrew
:
100 1
Bakeries
Hamilton
•
' iM
*
Jun
25%
.'22'
'Sep
13%
-200
;3i:
12%
*
common.
Viau Biscuit common..^,
Sep
5
103
-
31
—^100
new
Wabasso
20
44
-,v
52% May
Jan
Jan
,
21%
•
-320
35
pfd—100
...
Breweries
Aug
-
103
*
common
Simpsons preferred
107
15 v,' Oct
5 % Dec
•15
Mar a
17%
*
preferred
General
Preferred '
Can
Jun
.)
Gatineau
•
•
18
5%
5%
•
Canad Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Williams of
May
■
17%
.V
Jun
',
fihawinigan Water & Power
r
S^j'5'vS
f'f'A'Jlf
30
May
"Feb
:
common.
Sherwin
•
;
29%'
-
14%
«..*•
-
preferred....
Jun
20% Nov
*
Players
Sep
•
Weston (Geo) common.—
1
B
Power
184% Aug
13
43
1,062
12
#,•
■
;
120
103
30
75
;
34%
*
u.._
.26
;17 .17%
49
.
29
:
;; -14%
Jan
•
v
class
Corporation
Electric
Famous
"
31
845
•
102
104
47
Apr
37 Va
15
16
5
30
•
Co
Jan
90,
: •'••■■
18% Jun.
t SeP
.
50
• -
195
.
Jan
V
3,065
555
—
165
94%
183
103
*
•
1
;
.
23
104
100 ; ;
Dryden Paper
'!'
94%
Feb
12% July
80
13%'
p.
r'Ujrj
preferred
28'/* May
23% Feb •
24% Jun..
183
-___.___.__.100 '
Paper
in*
common.:
Routham Press
23%
25 Vk
29%
33
V July *
14
23%
25 Va
'
23%
..100
Dominion Textile
Donnacona
j
'231 '
• '
...
Preferred
26 % May
Dec
24
3.03 V
'.•.if';' -
Lawrence Corporation
A
:
21% Jan,
'
*
■
-100
preferred.
*
51% July
23
May
26
29M :-''
*
Power
45 y8
Nov
26
Dominion Stores Ltd
Apr
:
"
23
Sep
39%
14%
21
Sep
Jan
16 y2
830
48 y4 : 49%
r
,
Paper common..__._3...'_
Ricks'
-.'•41- '/
July
Sep
.
•
•
nnrnmnn
Preferred
May:
37% Feb
14
_____100
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
25
85
13%
-
46%
49
,
•
Jan
9% Dec
27%
Jun ''
16 y4
,13%
>119 "
"
-
;
31
Aug
1,370
•23%
*
River
"Rolland
Jun
r
Dec
40
Dominion Glass common....
Ltd
12 Va Mar
9%
30
16 %
80
7
49%
30
•
1
Regent Knitting common^^..^.3..
;
Jun
May
.
common
28
:f.-•;
1,407
•-
.:
45 Vb
■
■
Dominion' Dairies
Dominion Foundries & Steel
vLV;
Oct
'
33%
.
13% Mar
.
Jan
12
2,626
■i'
-
Feb
2 3 J/2
Nov
23'/a
•
25
Provincial Transport
Quebec Power
Apr
102%
'
•'•-11 r Sep
•106%
is
;100
Feb
fik
Davis
20%
■; is
49%
40
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
Dec
Oct
12
i-. 2oy4
•
Placer Development'
May
Jan
39
12'/a
,
15%
Apr
Oct,;'
24% May
"
'
26% May
25% May
Sep
77
'84% ^ 87% ^
41%
'41%
.......
Jan
Jun
12%
lSVi
13
35 '-r;
12 Va
"Fage-Hersey Tubes
Penmans
Jun\
"49
53
,
22%
15%
"
'18
Railway
34%
>
17 Va
Works
Car Aircraft
Ottawa L H &
;
12% Sep
-
24
16'/a
Power Cons...*
&
:
OffllvU Flour Mhla
;;
•^U:'44%"May-^^
Jan s25% Dec
13% Nov
14'/8
H
80
Apr
37%
170
.■
July
32
,
v29%%31% :>
common.
Canadian Pacific
14%
V
23 y4
-
Foweil
Alcohol common.
Heat
National Drug preferred
National Steel Car Corp
29% AUg
'
v
•
-
Jan
19
22
815
r 15 y2
national Breweries common.
'
•
150
15%
80
•
Telegraph
Montreal; Tramways
15
100
common
19%;
28%
"
Jan
*
18%
Hv";- 350
.
127
15
.100
1
Montreal
35
_
Converters
21%
•
;
common
Locomotive
23
.
Cottons
Oct
July
14%. May
;
Sep
157
•
Cottons
Montreal Llgnt
22% Jan.
v'.53 ' Jun ^
Nov-
12%
29
29
•
(Robert)
.Montreal
53% Apr
J-20% Jan j:
■t'-} 22% May'-'.
42
187
19%
.100 ^
No ran da Mines Ltd
•
35
27
••
-
y" Molson's Breweries
.
iu'
61 Foundry common
7% preferred
Rights
•
20% Mar
-V.*
Caajadan Bronze common—..ill......* ! >
(Cahadian Car
j t Class A
31%
23
Oct
47
common
,•*.„
Mitchell
77 ' Sep
25% Jun
;
Nov
30
,
170
21
*
MacKinnon: Struct. Steel pfd....;
Massey-Harrls
McColI-Frontenac Oil
Jun ' ":
•:
24% Feb
9% Oct
-13%
preferred
•
J-25
14% Jan
30
Sep
16% Jan
*
common.
Canadian Breweries
.•}•!•
^v,
May
-' 29% July
,
Jan
60
•t'
common
Power
35
Jan
•
'8y# May
.
Montreal
*•
Canada
Lewis Brothers
Jan
;
35
Legare preferred. .._^.^.....™..._.25
Secord::.
;
.
170
*/,
Apr
.-
common.
Foundries
■■
3'"
Jun
30ye
14% Sep
-v'Vv*.
preferred
Canada
Holt,
Feb
Sep
27
33J/a
24
'
,
23%
I
Cement
$1.30
,
140
8% May
38
Laura
,
Oct
Sep
2% Sep
.27
Jan
19% May
Mills
Calgary Power
,
25
Labatt: (John
y '■ ,'v
v :■ •
Lake of the Woods common....--;..—*
Preferred
100
Jan
20%
Columbia' Power Corp A
Silk
Canada
,
28
i-
Jan
32
216
18% Sep
170
Light & Power
Building Products class
Bulolo Gold Dredging_i._._.w.
,
Power
International Utilities
Apr
35
27%
100
Trac
Columbia
Bruck
t
28
'>
,
Jan ;
157/a
7%
740
17%
Dec
*
com
Lang .& Sons Ltd, John A
Telephone
Brazilian
Brltisn
<
■' ■''
•
8
;
Oct
13'/4
•
Feb
Feb
102
• •
Bathurst Power & Paper class
i
Petroleum Co
International
Nov
,
3%
100
-'
——
v.
V'
.
i"
»
8
3,503
2,322
'
Warrants—-U—1.20
.
"
8
High
Low
12%
25
j.
International
Sep
52%
71/4
,,
-Preferred
international Nickel of Canada
International Paper common
227 ' May
;
-
13%
International Bronze common........*
.
Feb
26
27%
50
common
Apr
106% May
575
r-,
13 '/4
Range Sine# January 1
x-',. '
13
13%
"
12%
Jun
21%
4,457 'V
45
■
High
13
„fl
Industrial Acceptance Corp
High
pfd._25
•
r
Shares
189
-
Alunflnum Co of Canada 4%%
Anglo Can Tel Co preferred
Shares
•
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.S
High
■
17%
'v';*.
20
Aluminium Ltd
Sale®
for Week
,
Last
-
■
for Week
Low
Week's
Range
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Fonda
Canadian
I
Week's
Last
Sale Price
50 % Nov
THEf COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL' CHRONxCLE
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
-0'7
\
.
RANGE FOR
.
Monday, December 9, 1946
WEEK ENDING DEC. 6
'
Friday
Montreal Curb Market
c
BTOOKS
Friday
Sales
3.45
Elderidge
Gold
Fontana
Mines1'
3.15
3.55
9,800
1.14
1.20
13.300
•
0
13 %c
12c 13 %c
Belgium Glove & Hosiery
Brand & Millen Ltd A
8,500
lie
15c
5,000
>;,13c
5,100
156,000
60c
6c
Nov
*
British American Oil Co Ltd
British Columbia Packers Ltd
•
'6C. 7%C
cl
A
14
6%
'
Pulp
& Pap Ltd
6%
5
5,220
4%
Sep
8
72
72%
320
67%
Sep
•
106
106
17
Dec
>•
34
258
30
15
474
20
25 ■
20
Canadian Silk Products
:
preferred
42
280
14% Sep
19
Sep
178
50
29
^
—
12%
50
Canadian Westinghouse
Cassidy's Limited
*
47
14
98
113
1
*
100
7
Alcohols Ltd common
Rochette
% Jun
174
Consolidated Div Sec class A
i
•
David & Frere Ltd B
*
Dominion
Dom
Engineering
Oilcloth
Dominion
137
17
52
&
25,268
4%
50
East
19y8
Jan
13% Jan
15
July
24
20
^ay
10
9y2
350
8% Nov
21% Dec
2% Nov
3%
1,175
2,690
3%
1,250
j.
*
Limited.
Company
Toronto Stock
22
22
23
61
61
Oct
1.25
44% Sep
4
25
75
:
FSb
20
26
19% Sep
Sep
25
Friday
STOCKS
*
300
5
—•
75
7
85
;; 3D
28
Mar
V; 36
25
10
Nov
10
52% Jan
»
/
•
—
•
10
12
•
13%
34
Jan
July
355
13
185
122
10
10
Mount Royal Hotel Co Ltd
»
'
Mount Royal Rice Mills,
•
35
11%
*
12%
Sep
66
Sep
Sep
11% Jan
Nova Scotia Lt & Pwr Co Ltd com—*
6 Vo preferred
100 '• P
Nuclear Enterprises Ltd
*
10%
10%
10V2
175
Orange Crush
common
17%
17%
17% 7
561
11
16% Nov
Pauls
Stores
——i*—19
19
110
19Va
105
14% Aug
108% Sep
•
104
Power Corp of Can 6% cum 1st
pfd_20
N C part 2nd pfd—
,,,,—50
104
V.
104
—
55
55
32
38
107 %
Nov
8
Feb
112
25c
25c V
.
9%
46
Jan
26
Sep
43
30
Feb
41
115
Jan
132
2,993
25
25c
30c
May
9
Jun
15
*
30
•
pp.
1100
30
30
60
,30
23%
23%
350
10
6%
—
6%
65
5
—
Feb
31%
Jan
.
Westeel Products Corp Ltd
Western Grain Co Ltd—
•
——
Windsor Hotel Ltd
»
•
•
23 Va
—
.
—
13%
7
23%
1.50
10
1.50
0 13%
22
100
13%
Nov
1.50
30
11
Dec
7
Jan
8
•
'T4«
.
Mining
Ashdown Hardware class
Arntfleld
-
Astoria
1
1
A———10
Athona
Mines
-
Mines
Auhelle Mines Ltd
Aumaque Gold Mines
Gold
Aunor
May
Mines
class
Fabrics
Auto
A
3c
Mines
Ltd—
1
Brazil Gold & Diamond M
Buffadison
Gold
Corp—
Mines
——
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Celta
Dev
&
Mining
Central Cadillac Gold
Co Ltd—.
Mines
Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Century Mining Corp Ltd
Cheskirk
3c
1.31
1
>0400
i.
7
6%C 7
1.31
3c
Dec
15,200
39c
Dec
4,000
6c
9c
Mines
Bagamac
Jun
July
200
5c
Sep
Jan
Bank
Feb
1
10
10
Montreal
of
Scotia
Feb
of
Nova
Bank
of
Toronto
10
-f
Base Metals
Bear
Exploration St Radium—
_
3c
Nov
12,000
500
.
ll3^c Jan
Beatty
Bros class A——
Class
B——————
Yeliowknife
Beaulieu
Bell TeleDhone of Canada.
River
Sons class
-
Nov
&
Berwick
Gold
May
Bldgood
18c
Mar
Biltmore
1 •——W
1>
15c
1.31 Deo
1.52
r
5c
*
5c
5c
1
18c
!;'•
2,000
5c
2,800
20c
1
20c
23c
32c
2,500
;
37,100
Nov
NOV
13c
59c
16c 1'JTOV
70,100
21c
1
5c
3c
/:
9%C
.;■..
22c
,
Jan"
Oct
Blue
; :
.
.
.
.
Jan
49c
Ribbon
Gold——
Mines
Red
Lake
Mines
28c
Apr
British
American
12c
Dec
45C
Aug
British
Columbia
163/4
Dec
32
Feb
Brit
32
Feb,
1.85
Jan,
see
page
2993.
18
210
1.63
12,800
18
75c
Sep
July
;
9c
Oct
12
Dec
8,800
8,800
68c
Mar
12c
15
55c
Oct
155,900
155,900
Dec
6c
36,400
36,400
18
15c
20c
Janv
Apr
Feb
50<i
"
Jan
87c
July
16
Jan;
22c
July
Oct
500
Jam
1.70 Apr
62c
12% Mar
500
,
Apr
31/4 Febi
1.00 Dec
22c
130
130
Jan
102
92c
30
30
540
540
3,100
3,100
'
Mar
85c
24yac Feb
-
10,320
' 15%
:
6% Nov
.APT
Dec
10% N°v
10,600
16c
Oct
55c
24,800
33c
Nov
1.02 Apr
10,000
46c
July
3.80 July
1.55 Feb.
7.25 Feb
Oct
-12Va Aug:.
8%
495
.
1,650
11
95
20c 0
*.
1
1
1
* V
20c"
.21c
21,100
12c
12c"14%c
0 1,800
25% '■
•'38% ■ '
25% -25%
>
39
Jan
36%
8%c
100
" 66c
21,500
42
85
39%
__
33 %c
36c
21,800
177179%
1,190
75C
75c
85C
1,600
17%
17%
18
"300
•
.•179
.
58c
/ 24c
32%
r
Oct
July
32%
Feb
38
Aug^
28c
7%c Jan
57c
39
32c
170
70c
1.64
July
51
Jan
46
Jan
17% Dec
1.45
.
56c
60,000
67c
Nov
72c
77c
'84c
19,600
I ! 47c
17c
20c
5,200
July
July
0 45c
13
;118c
0Uii%*.i2%
;>14%c- l16c
8,200
13c
30c
13c
2,000
10c
Julv
36c
3VA
•23%
,
(V.37C
12c.'"13c
.,
11
*
com—•-/
.
•
lV/a
3%
'3%
22%" ' 24
12
10
Jun
14 y2
Sep
2,966
1,330
"5,886
20% Jun
Feb:
Jan
Oct
30c
Feb V
55c
.
Aug
18%
Jan
Feb
>. *?%
Nov
39 %c
10% 8ep
Nov
Nov
14% Aug-.
July
*
92c
Nov
3,812
13
Jan
023% May!
60C
r
Jun
Jan
May
July
216
Oct
Aug
Apr?
2.65 May;
Jun,
»Noy
17c
„
Jan
40
78c
67c
Feb!
"27
31
40
32c
1,700,
July
21% Jan
205
36
64c
ii ;
64c
37
'
8%c
-
12c
1,200
;
41
36%
.
15 %c July.
36c
—
Forest
1,050
1.47
NOV
Jan
23c
July
1,700
1,700
3,000
3,000
710
.710
U
6c
48c
11%.
Oil—
5,500
16%
1,500
1,500
14%
Brazilian Traction Light St Pwr
20,500
*
,
30c
70 July
9,000
9,000
*
Brand & Millen class A—a
Jan
15c
1
Nov
Nov
90c
90c
■
'
30%
Jan"
26c
Aug
Feb
30c
July
253
1
Ltdi
27c
10c
Sep
8.00 July
8.00 Jul?.
255
———.—1
i
common
Gold
28c
■
Sep
00c
DOC
2,600
2,600
Peb
Apr
May
Aug
Aug
Apr
Jan
Peb
Jan
.
1.00 July
0
10
00 30
common
12c
1—
4.-;
Boycon Pershing Gold Mines—
Bralorne Mines, Ltd
Jun
43c
Hats
Bobjo Mines
60 %c Mar
Oct
July
A
Mines
Kirkland
*
1
*
———* ;
Bevcourt Gold
34c
::*■
,
—
-.1
,
Bankfield Consolidated Mines
29% Apr
3
May
13% Nov
47c
26%
26%
"
Bonetal
23c
Ltd
footnotes
6c
1
—5
Donalda Mines Ltd
For
43c
97/sC
1
Mines
Mines
3c
39c
9%c
29%
129% Jun
Jan
26
103
230
27Va
2.40
38y2c
1.36
13
1.95
Sep
'
Oct•
Brewis
Cortez Exploration
Cournor Mining
Dome
;
54c
Aug
99
99
7,000
7,000
!—-—*
1
—1
1
1
*
common
Y ellowknlle
Atlas
1.85 Aug
' >
13 %c Oct
3%c
1.10
.1
Atlas Steel new
16
■
2,500
18
14c
8.8
51 %c
60c
lie
12c
7
7%
92
93
1.00 1.10
26c 28c
-81c
84c
10c
16c
15 15%
8c
8c«
12c
15
...I,
July
May
42
1,00 Nov
19c
19c
3,825
3,825
13c
14c
26o
,
15
15
80
80
150,
Sep
«
——1
Mines—r.''
Quebec
Bertram
Ltd,
Gold
<1
Ashley
May
May
Berens
Mines
'■,t' '
,,..r.n
Gold
Mines———...
Armistice Gold
'
'
■
July
Jun
V
j
Mining Stocks
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd——,—1
'
.
Apr
40% Apr
Jam
107
July
ll%c Feb
.24.
6%c
6%c Oct
Jan
28
Jan.
3,000
3,000
97c
8.75
95c
8.75
1.00
—
—0 \
1.00
Resources———*
Aquarius.Porcupine.
.1
Area
—...i-v li%&
Argus Corp Ltdcommon—....- 7%
Preferred
—100 •
—
: • Warrants
—■—-■
* ' 1.10
-
36 % July
•
Jan
'
,*
103
03
170
170
16,100
16,100
225
225
26%
1.45 0
<
1
105
105
1,500
1,500
:
021
Sep
35% Sep
19% Sep
Sep
25
240
240
.
1
22% Jun
15
15
25
105
17
18
1
' ' '
„
Bank
United Corporations A
United Distillers of Canada Ltd
United Securities Ltd
.
"
Arjoa
22% Oct
23
121
v'
112% May
60
May
,100
25c
-»
r
»
.1
ft
26%
1.26
1.35
_^S >
!
:
190.
Apex Consolidated
15
May
25% Jun
416
121
9VA
5
119
100
;
38 c
121
Ltd class B
98% Jan
8
5
55
030
38
'
.
110
30
Quebec PuId & Paper 7% red pfd—100
Sangamo Co Ltd
*
Bouthern Canada Power 6% pfd;
100
8outhmount Invest. Co. Ltd—
V
107 % .107 % K
—
V
16% Jan
Sep
..
.3340.3,340 -
Mar
14
100
100
189191%
—
,100
...1.
.
Anglrt-TTurnnlaTi
27% Mar
80% Jun
9
—..
Anglo Canadian OIL:—,»
Anglo-Rouyn Mines
18% May
16
330
■
Yellowknlfe—
American
:
Jan
14%
1,510
.7
Amalgamated Ladder Mines.
3,157
3,157
7%c 7%c
31
32
1.05 1.15
20c21%c
20
23
20c
20
Bangs Bines Janaary I I
tow
low
'
High
High
104
—
7,%c
?
i,,.,,
Aluminum of Can pref...
pref.
Jan
48
>
17
common—
Jan
25
5
Ltd
Ansley
25% Sep
6% Oct
'*
100
...
'
47% May
17% Feb:
:
*
common
15
297
pfd 20
—
■
Aluminium
14
July
53% May
85% Mar
Feb
•
a
Gas
Gas
Preferred
8% Apr
11% Sep
200
•
cum
60
125
—
„
*
Gold Mines.
uold Mines—- '
Algoma Steel common
•
Jun
50
common.
common,
Aigez
Aiger
Jun
Paper
Acme
Sep
Jan
20
....
—
Sales
Sales
fer Week
v 1st Week
Shares
Shares
17%
18
1$% >19% : ;
38
38
20%. 21
—
75
pfd
l77/8
18%;
Agnew Surpass.—:4—.
Surpass.
—
Akaitcho
1
1.15
Apr
10
3% Sep
Preferred
Preferred
;.
Jun
30
*
20
———25
; r...
•„
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Acadia-AtlantloSugar
5%' Sep
28% Nov
preferred
$2.50 preferred
Apr; w
34%
Dec
01.50
May
50
Preferred
Band-Ore
of Prices
Low
Abltibi Power St Paper new com
Jan
•
Minnesota St Ontario Paper Co,
Moore Corporation Ltd
Amo
Week's
•
Bangs:
Last.
Sale Pries
Jan
70
55
..
Exchange
Cauilu Fonds
55/8 Nov
32% Jan
Dec
"55c
5
*
5%
Dec
18%
100:
50'/2
•
Co
Oil
22% July
.1—100
Massey-Harris Co Ltd 5Vac/o
Stowell Screw
Nov
8C
3.10 Oct
.100
Co Ltd————
Oil
Royalite
14% Feb
175
18%
* *•, •"
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Service
9%c Oct
Aug
1.52 July
Homestead Oil St Gas Ltd
37% May
25
9
•
com
i.
Ltd
13c
.
Oct
300
•
common
Distilleries
2,874
25
—*
Common—
&
,
Aug
July
64c
6.000\
5,000
.
Per
Lowney Co Ltd
Melchers
18
21%
—•
Power
Jan
Dec
37'Ac July
•933
Mines
Jun-
5
—.,——8
preferred
conv
-
14
17 V2
__
20
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd
St John
17J/2
_•
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp—
5%
14
pfd——100
Hubbard Felfr Co Ltd common—
A preferred
Inv Foundation Ltd
Nov
1.07
1,000
5,000
1944 Ltd
33
Sep
19% Jun
90
:
5%
25c
50c
7% Jun
64% May
45
Paper Co Ltd
A preferred
Lake
Nov
Dec
Corp Ltd
Paints
3
Dec
Great Lakes
International
Feb
Jan
Oil Stocks
Home
23
42
Fraser
»
37c
Nov
v"
'
7,400
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd—
15% Dec
Apy
Dec
15% Feb
37
Mfg and Aircraft Ltd
Motor Co of Canada class A
Companies
Preiman Ltd (A J)
Jan
May
Dec
,100
10c
Jan
330
Kootenay Power 7%
Foreign Power Sec
8c
1,100
—
———
Vlllbona Gold Mines Ltd
Apr
265
Steel Products Ltd
Esmond Mills Ltd preferred
Ford
1.50
20
•
& Worsteds—*
Paper Co Ltd
•
Fairchlld Aircraft Ltd.
•
12%-July
4,000
Feb
*
Eastern
Fleet
8%
Ltd
Corp
Dominion Woollens
Oonnacona
14%
Ltd
Buillvan Cons Mines Ltd
6% Jan
Co. Ltd
Works
Linoleum
Square
1,630
19%
0: 7.80
Nov
200
'523
12,500
Mines
46c
»
.
July
13c
4,900
.
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Jan
35
NOV
"15% Jan
-
.
—8,000
Mines
Sep'
03.85
■
•
1,500
fitauacona
-Feb
75
6% NOV
35c
•'
Aug
12 %c
11,000
17c
Sladen-Malartic Mines Ltd—
18% Apr
16% Jan
4Va Oct
15 Va
16 %C,
8c
4.60
Soma-Duvernay Gold
62
Oct
100
._2.50
550
Sep
7.50 Jan
1.76 May
■
0i.7OJu|y-';
3,700
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Jun
NOV
550
*
Preferred
ioc io%c
Ltd
>
Jan
4.25
lJ: 1.00 Sep
1,100
-
Jun
Feb
43c
,2.50 July;
5,300
5.40: 5.40
Mines Ltd.
>;■
1.85
1.41
.
Jan
5
Consolidated Litograph
Consolldatea Paper Corp Ltd—
July
Jan
42c
,•
0 .26% Feb
1.00 July
10.700
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
3.80 Feb
90c
*
Preferred
12c
3,300 7
Gold Mines
Santiago
Jun
43
Jan
48
50
••
11,500
Gold Mines Ltd.
Crest
Westville
Commercial
18c
19c
Oct
13% Sep
2.24 Feb
11
•
,
Aug
4% Apr
31
Nov
25c
-,v.'
A
5.10 July
84c
1.80
Quebec Yeliowknife Gold—.
Quemont Gold Mines
5% Jan 7
11% Jan
500
'
;•
Feb
•
Oct
2,500
,
CadalUc Gola
■
Jan
1.15
3
;
July
1.35
15c
Pitt Gold ; Mines,,———
Feb
200:
Dredging.
■•
Apr
9c
450
.'5,300,
.2.60 >2.70
;
Pato Cons Gold Dderdging
Red
Jan
46
77
35c
9
2% Sep
4-90
8
com_»
Cons
Pandora
Alfg
Sep>
Feb
•
5,225
——
.
July
1.75 Jan
50
3
Preferred
25
2% Sep.
151
2
Claude Neon General Advert Ltd
Aug
195
Jan
2% Sep
425
:
•
—100
Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd_,
Nechl
Nov
100
1.25"
Jan
Feb
35c
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd..
Feb
1,126
—
Canadian Western Lumber Co
Co
0
Feb
18
:-l
2.05
'1.15 Apr
65c
14c
Ltd.
Mines
.
•
common
Dec
Get
40
2%
•
7 %
Macdonald
Feb
34
Ltd-
r
•
73c
31%c
Louvicourt Goldfields
May
; 44
22
258
975
Canadian Pow & Pap Inv Ltd oom—*
Canadian Vickers Ltd
Apr
29% Peb
113% May
>-:
-
,
100
17
190
.———*
„
Nov
15
15
common.—20
Company,
"Jan
38
34
__
*
7%
preferred
;
100
Canadian International Inv Trust Ltd—
■ Common
109
258
—*■;
General Hlectric Co Ltd—50
Industries
33
100
17
*
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
110
Mines
•
<H
19%
13 %C0
Lingman Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Llngslde Gold Mines—.
108
•'
Shore
Lake
Mar;
Dec
10c
8,500
■
,58c
.
3 %c -Dec
■
41,825
5.55
Jan
Apr
•
Nov
26c
.4,000 '
;
80c
:49c
.1.45
July'
;
Sep
Jan
36c
,
58c
Sep
"10% Sep
445 %
;3,35T '
;
4c ?
5.55
Ltd.
25c
34c
,
1,000
S-!-:
30C:
75c
Mines,—
Rowan
66c
•10c ll%c
Mines Ltd
,
Lake
1,075
17,500
.
11%
20C-
3 %c-
G<?ld Mines Ltd.
■Labrador Mining & Explor Co
Apr
Apr
.11% May
20% Dec
38%
110"
38 %
,77% Apr
105% Aug
235
•
Nov
8% Mar "
10
21%
•
Canadian Marconi
490
'
20%
Class B
s
10%
100
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
Canadian
10
35.
•
Mlnes.
Laxe
Joliet-Quebec
104
62%
Sugar—
*
Power 1% pfd—100
pfd—
Jack
Jun
July
4%
Dominion
Canadian Packers Ltd class A
.
11
52%
1
Calgary Power Co Ltd 6 %
Canada Northern
Canadian
49
17%
•
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
&
>
6%
1
com
common
66c
J-M Consolidated
28% Jan
Oct
14
24
100
Company
Preferred
Canada
Sep
Sep
,•
14
*
Brit .Columbia
Brown
26
44c
36c
10%
Hudson Rand Gold—
Oct
25%
*
Class B
44c
34c
Mines
Hollinger Consolidated Gold-
S
July
Dec
:
Feb
1.36
Sep
:
'
Heva Gold Mines
♦
Brandram-Henderson Ltd
Brewers & Distil' of Vancouver Ltd
High
1
Nov
78c
Mines—
Goldbeam
Goldvue
of Can.Ltd-"'
99c
13c
15c
Found Lake Gold—
Bathurst Power & Paper class B——Belding-Corticelli 7% preferred^
100
Lou
2.25 July
;'V72c"'
Mines Ltd
(1945) Ltd
Gold'Mines, Ltd—
Formaque
Glove W
fe
Bangs Sines January 1
High
Ltd—,
Mines
Elder
Acme
Low
1.15
.1
Mines
Sullivan
East
Shares
3:'"
Far £0
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Ssles
for Week
Bangs
•f Prices
Sals Pries
Canadian Fnnis
.
Week's
Last
-
Columbia Packers class A_
Class
.
B
British Columbia Power class A
20c
1
25%
23c
25%
'26 %
*V';. 965
3%c
3%c
3,900
15%
16
40
7%
29%
15c
25
Sep
Sep
2% Sep
13% 8ep
28%
5
17%
233
7%
29
7,000 '
0:
6
Nov
11%
750
28
Jan
35
Jan :
Jan
Jun
Jun
May
Volume 164
Number 4549 "
THE COMMERCIAL ft FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CANADIAN
»
STOCKS--
.Friday
Week's
Last
Dominion Oil
Low
1
14
Broulan Porcupine Mine*.
Buffadison Gold. Mines.
Buffalo
•
Ankeritel—„
/■ Buffalo
Canadian
Gold
41c
1.20
1.28
4.10
-*
1—-•
Muies-
4.25
Building Products.!
16c
20c
11,000 4
23,700*
&
Co
28
AW
;
££
;
23%
,*
Caldwell
Linen
2nd
230
preferred
Calgary & Edmonton—
16
Calllnan Plin Flon
„
Calmont
Oils
Campbell
16
lie
13C
25c
1.90
2.Q5
6'/a
6%
-Canada- Cement
New preferred
common
*
.60
'
'■'■! .'l
•
Crushed
Stone————.
Canada. Northern
100
Permanent
Steamship
■
&
common
Canadian Celanese
>> Preferred
Canadian Dredge
common
Octf
75
38
325
17
285
111
:
■
.53
Mar
3&
190
14
14%
266
■i
130
82%
10
22%
23
1,160
19
25
25%
1,956
20
,
.
25%
26%
Class A
26%
18%
57%
,,
;
125
27
25
315
22 Va
110
195
210,
54 %
58
Feb
Goldcrest
Goldora
•
'
24
Class -B
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Oils com
Canadian
Oils
.Canadian
;
•
/
32
*/
—
32
Jan
22%
By*—
<•
>■■
Wallpaper class B
Canadian Wirebound Box—-
Cariboo
Castle
Trethewey
Central
Patricia
Central
Gunnar Gold
Aug
Hahn
Jun
Halcrow
Centremaoue;■
Chateau Gal Wines-^——
> Chemical
■'
Chesklrk
Research
1;
i,-
Circle
Gold
Bar
Mines
1.85
15c
20C
22c
13,500
15c
-8
220
200
50c
23c
27c
4.10
13.984
52c
65c
64,300
21
21
25
f
16c
2 85:
Mines
Co.
2.85
44c
Rock
Collingwood Terminal common—
*
•
,
Commonwealth
Petroleum
_*
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! Coniarum
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
12
39c
5
Gold
Hinde St Dauche
Conwest Exploration
.
.
35c
500
30c
1.26
>950
1.25
190
16%
5,400
87
84%
76%
-Tun
Feb
Feb
25
10%
55c
20c
1.07
18c
1.00
Jan
10c
Jan
July
July
6% Sep
18
12%
Sep
9%
1,200
•
Aug
18c
4c
.
18,400
15c
22
5c
.
1,010.
50c
Apr
Jun
19 % Mar
2,900
■
5,500
59c
18 Va
Sep
:
50c
July
25,408
16c
July
97c
Jun
16% May
Dec
13c
Nov
;
Feb
21%
Sep
1.24 Jan
/>
31c
Jan
45c
Apr
% 2.70 Jan
12c
32%C
29c
34c
21,400
1.30
1.30
1.33
2,800
68c
66c
73c
64,700
51c
Oct
74c
Nov
s~*
—*
190
17c
19c
28,550
15Va0
Oct
:/-25c
Nov
19%
20 V»
11
11c
11c
8c
Oct
30c
Jan
19c
July
69c
Jan
1.18
•
200
3.60
Sep
Jan
27
Apr
19%
.19 %, Nov
2.00
2.45
2,165
11c
6,000
9c
Nov
—1
5%c
5%c
5%c
3,000
5o.
May
47c
45c
50c
V 10,900
30C
30c'
36c
Oil
&
Gas_—
Miij!tog1l& SmGting
Bay
4,000
25c
Indian
54c
1,800
40c
9%c
10,200
103
103
60
94c
89c
1.00
29,200
15C
17c
5,800
30
30%
440
11%
11%
1.75
1.75
8c
10c
20,800
14
11%
15
15
•15
15
—100
common
36c
30c
750
.
r
.
Feb
Jun
74c
Aug
Jan
lie
July
1
Jan
4.40
35c
Jan
73c
v
Feb
50
34% Sep:
7c
<
/,9%
July
105
105
6
28%
29
350
26
127/s
12%
13
6,938
12
790
13
May*
30c
;
Jan
&* 15
Oct
Jun
16 :?
9% Sep
95
Jan
15
29
Lake
——li.
International
13
——1
class A
Metals
110
Jun
Aug
Jun
International
Petroleum
•
14%
International
Uranium
1
75c
7Va
Nov
17%
Dec
15%
19c
62c
2,000
Dec
280
26
29
Oct
5,145
13%
55c
14%
7'Ac
1.65
V
1.59'
15 y8
65c
/
24,000
1.36
Feb
Jan
Jan
35% May
Oct
2,707
1.59
*
80c
Oct
29
Jan
,8% Aug
Dec
33%
51 %c
52c
50c
—
24,500
Va
30% Aug
.
"
31%
32%
Mountain——
21c
Jam
28%
*
•Island
400
70C
•
Mining
7 Va
19c
200
—1
—
13 %
7%
13 Vi
—.—£
——
Apr
1.95 Feb
Oct
1.44
1,060
*
Inspiration Min & Devel
Feb
103
July
48c
2.35 Nov
3,180
42%
—
Preferred
May
32
1.36
1
40%
42%
*
International Nickel Co common
Oct
1.36
Sep
2.00
Huron & Erie
188%
27%
10
2,058
10%c
—
Imperial Bank—
10
7Imperial Oil ———• Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary.5
Jun
2.75
Oct
28
10%,11V4.
10 %c
Class B
Apr
1,27 Nov
Oct
July
90o
13
—1
Jun
22
;
92c
'
10
1.00
l
Hunt's Ltd class
■
51c
1.02 Nov
•
1,800
7
23c
Dec
30VaC July
790
20
20
18c
—^.^,1.
Yellowknife
Jan
35C:
5.00 Feb
Jan
1.10
:
70
Sep
9c
Howey Gold Mlnes^—i
Dec
1.05 Jan
Dec
18%
926
Apr
■
19
Oct
90C
4%
1,500
14 Va
15c
Oil--———1
Hudson
47c
Nov
<
r—,♦
—■
Mar
Hosco Gold Mines—...1".
7
Dec
1.38 Apr
27c
164
20c
35%
Jan
42
..
20
500
36c
35C
14 Va-
1
—
Aug
,7
17,100
209
253
,
5
9c
Jun
/ 22
Jan
July
Nov
Deo
75
29c
1,625
61
5
9c
Nov
11c
15 /
———1
new
Feb
Jan
:p:.n
171
59
"
20
Jun
4,133
3,500
—
25
Oct
87%
591
1
Hedley Mascot
58c
Dec
800
168 V
Apr
)2%c May
..—.1
Gold•'
/Heath
4.70 Aug
July
465
.18
100
35
2,500
50c.
Highridge Mining
27c
V
18%. Jap
1.03
6
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
1.15
v
Oct
Aug
23
1
Gold Mines
Apr
1.90
Nov
1.25
♦
—.4—
Jan
12 Va
12c
35c
.
r.
Nov
1.03
Bakeries
Consolidated Beattle »:
Jan
Nov
35c
57
20%
ioy4
Homestead
1.26
Consolidated
4»/aC
10
Jan
Jan
50c
7
July
July
10% Sep
18
Homer
21 %c Nov
107,
33c
200
Home
Oct
;
So
/
Feb
3.25
-2.00 Jan
52% July
7»A
Jan
July
7/ m 7
Jan
1.30
79c
100
7Vic
Jan
356
28c
25c
Oct
1.615
.
4Vic
50c
7
Mines——1
-
July
May
7c
16
27c
—i.
Yellownmie
Feb
Feb
125
4%c
July
Sep
2.40
39c
87c
99 % Mar
7
Gold Mines
2.10
V-1.41 Mar
4,400
88c
,•>
July
•
25c
12c
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines——I!
12c
,
Jan
' /
Jan
IOC
12%
12'/a
8c
70c
22 Va
5//:
Jan
2,600
2.90
12
44c
Plow
Nov
20
11%
20%
60
3.00
37,100
16c
Nov
1,000
..
55%
11
•
•/
Hugh Malartic
10c 12 %C
12%
uola
Feb
16c.
19,800
5c
55
'-
*
44 %c
43o
123,000
3.70
65c
36c
;
5c
108 Va 108%
•
July
July
7
33c
U..
Carpet——.
4.40
1.30 Sep
770
24C
21
willans
^.Preferred
2.50 July
7,525
Lake
cciomac
3,000
3,400
35c
108%
..
Harker Gold Mines
26% July
80
May
3.95
—11
—
Coin
May
24 %
18c
50c.
> Cltralam
.Coastal Oils.
Cocksnutt
May
May
Hard
26
Dec
1.35
-——--———.—-I
—.
cocneuour
27
V 46
24% Sep
2.10
20c
; Chestervillc Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
Chimo
Harding
20
1.35
Mines,—^.i———-—-—l!!
■
Jun
12% Oct
2.00
2.00
Feb
22c
54c
4,000
—
24
20
16 %c
1
_1
—
"25c
Nov
24%C July
.
9,611
18
Bridge
Feb
1
„
Mines
16o
Hamilton Cotton
10
8
——
Feb
Sep
5c
24,500
.1
Hasaga Mines
Headway Red Lake Gold
2.75
Feb
Jun
8.75
10c
•'
7,500
•
,
;
—1
Mines.
Jun
4,430
15c
preferred——
Gold
107%
t
15c
14 V*
Swayze
20% Jun
Heva
Gold
Brass
HalUwell
Feb
20
20%
108%
5.05 July
22,850
——1
Harrlcana
26%
3.10
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
Nov
13%
2.90
W
18%
;20
2.99
«
Jan
26%
35c
*
13%
26%
140
80c
—
Oct
—
*/
Sep
Dec
15%
105
3,225
10,200
130
23
Wire
23%
12%
*
:
28c
common—
13% NOV
12% NOV
2.65,
Porcupine
A
.■
Paper
150
Gold Quarts.
'
class
—————————
390
13'A
ar
Canadian
Jan
105
-
76%o
— —
15
20
Apr
21% Aug
IOV4 Mar
44,870
17C
25c
14c"
•
^31
106
66c
16C
•
13%
106
55c
22 %c
35c
—>—50
class A
.14
106
—100
-
Pacific
•
■.<
79a
:•
common—*
—
Wihksne_
78
17% Nov
535
July
m
Sep
Feb
44
18%
111
5%c: >" 1,500
j,
Preferred
30% May
> 18
18
Jan
3%
.
.15
5,330
6,700
1
,30
;
Jun
105
45
1
13%
v
20
90
'
15c
/
5C
17a--":
22 %o
nullnmmmI
—
A Rubber
Co
&
Greening
Grull
Jun
20%
Sep
3,360
14%
*;
lie
-'-i
55c
■v./
-1
Tire
Great Lakes
Jun
Nov
155
*
1
Grafton
May
39%
19%
Jan
45
105
Goldvu© Mines ———^.i
29% Aug
32%
.
21
19
Feb
14
650
v:
6.10
—
—11
——
Hamilton
W—*
-
>>,
pfd
A
com
16
5.80
15c
—1
——
Mines—
Preferred
Jun
50
19
•
■■ .• :
„ r
•
16
16
1
-
Mines Ltd
Gordon M.Kay
99% July
Nov
12
vV/'-:
/
■
75
,265
Jan
Feb
5.55
.
Feb
22
15
Noy
32%
75c
*:
2,85 Oct
130
20
105
....
Goodyear
*42
13%
Oct
•
—
Gold Eagle
Apr
42
14
5%
>
Dec
27c
'0-
110
5.85
;;
Goldale Mine
Mar
12% Sep
18% Nov
56 1
Jan
7% Aug
13 V* Aug
Dec
18 Va
4,100
5,1361
4%
17
20
v
1
Gillies Lake-Porcupine Gold—.—..
■/::/' r.:_ /• //God's Lake
4
Aug
23
Jan
13'A
110
3%
——
Goodfish
Jan
18%
3%
2,635
■'/
,
17%
*
common
;_—!
Golden Manitou Mines
22
Alcohol
Wares
;r» Glenora
■53H, Jun
Jan.
Mar
22% Sep
WW:
-3% :
*
Mfg class A
Golden Arrow Mines
205
Sep
82% Dec
330
30
26
18%
•
26%
13.
-
.——————100
" ■ ■ ■;
Industrial
Steel
Grandoro
30
:
51
i
17%
,
>; 2,175
2.96
110
•
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
44'% July
47 /
82%
Canadian Food Products common——*
Canadian
■
21V2
13%' Nov
49
"•
——
Jun
:
14%
Jan.'
16% Oct
1178
Jan.
4
19%
2.90
*
-
—
Dec
'64
3'"; 9% Nov ;!
24c
Nov
Jun
8
104% Dec
.,1,827
Dec
225
•;/.::
28c 28 %c
'K
2.90
common———.
Preferred
r
4
preferred
General
.
31% Oct
8
186
22%
.»
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'J
Jan
250
17:
•
/> 25
>/: '••:*
: >,;
9%
275
47%
■—^——*>
;
Power
General Bakeries
108% July
25%
38
190
Fdry
-
" 5%
,
3.60 Jun
Nov
14% Jan
205
,
14%
A
6
30
10
17
,50
Car
Class,A
-1.72 Sep
102% Jan
3%
18%
—•
—
Exploration——
Gatineau
Jan
3,400.
7c
6% Sep
11% Oct
■.' !
*
Jun
56c
58 Va
9'/a
.•
—-
Conv preferred —">
'Canadian
,
41c
Sep
■!•
104'A 105%
58
Canadian Bank of Commerce—
10
Canadian Breweries common—
+
Canadian Canners common—W———*
1st preferred ;
20
■
Oct
8
10
Mortgage-—--.. 100
common^.
'Preferred
Canada Wire class
,
8
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.
:
11c
;20c
'
104%
Canada Packers, class" A——.Wsi——* >
Class
B—"
■
Frobisher
,
Feb
194-
31
8
—*
Power—.,-
Gold
Goldhawk
•
„Canada, Cycle.& Motor pfd—_—
-Canada- Malting
> Canada,
•
12%
18%
Mfg & Aircraft
Francoeur
i"
:
19% May
2.95 Jan
4,200
19
30 Ms
4
Canada
18.
19
-
44c
Nov
18,550
;
,113
Apr
July
1.55 Nov.
■
...
17
7%
.3%
,/.. Fleet
Vy.
Apr
16
10
103 7/a 105 y8
common—
*
July
19o
4,800
-
New preferred L—W—---W—W—10Q-.
•
:
>
■;■> 150
22c
Lake,
| Canada Bread,
Canada
;; 10,400
1.66
1
Red
.
16
'
15
6,500
7
12
_
;V Ford Co of Canada class A—— ...1•
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i
Jun
.27
7%C
Hiah
low
>
r:
—
Range Since January 1
,
High
7o
'./I
1
common
General Products
24c
i.60
;
lie
X
*
Ltd
'
r
97/aC May
11% Sep
22% Jan :
11% Sep
.
,251 i
...
15 !: >>> 297 v:
21c
1.65
—,
;
.
Jan
Shares
Low
V
Feb:
35
Mining
far Week
■
/' Fittings
>
Jan
;
45c
:97c
:
4V2C Jan
-
>20
25
11
,
Junr
23% Mar.
5,000
11'/a
-14'A
*4%,
,•
a.
r
Calder Bousquet Gold.
315
•> 80.
:
-
j.
Kirkland
Bales
Range
•f Prices
•i>
Fie >■!■:>;.!
Federal
■
1.64 Apr
'i&Vr'
29
4c
11'/a'
class
July
July
July
15c*
l.
Class B
Jan
15c
31c
Burlington Steel
;•
72c
3.85
28c
28%
Bunker Hill
July
,
1
Jan
95c
-
,300
u
55c
Last
fait Prlct
High
Oct
.
40c
;
3,300
•
28c
■;
Burns
13c
:17c
•
?/Buffalo Red Ifake
-
•LOW
2,500
14,600
Week's
Friday
v/>
■p'
Range Since January 1
High
40c
——_
STOCKS
j'
Shares
;14C 15'Ac
1.28
.
for Week
•f Priees
Par.
British
6
Bale#
•
> Range
Sale Prloe
LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING DEC.
,
2991
47
Feb
Nov
27%
Jan
Dec
2.09
Apr
1.59
500
9c
21,400
13c
2.30
6%C Dec
12,500
.
Sep
Feb
*
Cosmos
Imperial Mills——
Cournor.-:;:—'
Crestauraum
Cromor
Crown
—1
Trust
_r.
Crowshore Patricia Gold
100
80
30c
26
«
—x
—
Davis Leather class A———
Class B
—*
30
102
——
Denison
Dickenson Red Lake
'J4c Oct
29% Jan
Seagrams
Dome
common
Mihtng
Mines
10c
Dominion
Coal
11,000
5o
Mar
30c
2nd
pfd
.!
19c
Oct
89c
8,500
67c
72c
3,700
16%
18%
3,155
106% 106%
5
class
16
Nov
105
.1.48 Apr
30% July
,
'
Oct
126
28
900
Lake
Shore
15%
14
13% May
23
Jun
Lake
of
28%
28%
30
Nov
La
70a
Jun
20
26
31%
880
27
Sep
9T/a
9%
100
105
•+M-
43
.
5
104
40
Noy
14%
735
25%
14%
26
26
905
,20
23"
42
14
115
13
1.63
291,150
60c
1.46
1.46
1.50
9,500
V 85o
20C
19 %c
21C
39 c
40C
3,100
5%c
6c
1.60
65c
Mining & Exploration
35,950
*20%
v
9%
J,
■
34,500
25%
25
yi—,*
6
——,,25
-,——•—_•—
13
//'/:•
6:*
V;
u
80
13
25
|
30%
.V
20
•
I
555
Nov
Dec
common
Candy Shops
1
common
100
see
page
4.00
4.30
17%
17%
18%
487/a
48%fV 50
8% >:'./9*
*
Preferred '
footnotes
4.00
•
2993.
118
116% 121%
1,750
520
1,250
385
u
Mar
43% Sep
5% Jan
90
Jan
Jun
4.25
Nov
4.25
4.50
716
5.80
900
;
62c
1.46
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Nov
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
26% Mar
"1
37
8.00
July
Feb
8.75 Mar
5.55 July
1.85
.7c
Nov
20c
Sep
25c
July
71c
Sep
Sep
23%
3y4c
I,000
Feb
Leitch Gold Mines.
1.30
1.25
1.30
6,100
31c
32c
2,200
18c
July
Lingman Lake Gold Mines——
1.25
1.22
1.36
80,900
68c
July
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd-.
1.76
1.76
1.85
32
32
32%
30
30%
July
Jan
10c
—.
Ltd
Gold
Lexindin
.
.
19
Apr
8%c May
3V8c Dec
1.55
1.20 July
37c
f
Jan
3.45 Jan,
1.5Q Oct
2,675
Jan
1.46 Feb
V
S
Groceterias
Class B
Loew's
class A
■
•
—
Gold
30%:.:
/
90
common-^^—100
(Marcus)
210
'96
2.63
2.60
2.68
35c
•
II,200
33C
2,600
3.10;
3.10
3.1S
3.55/
3.55
3.55
24C
11,300
Aug
34
May
90
Dec
4.45
•
Sep
86c
Apr
45c
July
20V2C Dec
145
20C
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
80
"Jan
1.02 July
30c
6,400 :
20%C
25c
36
27% Jan
26% Jan
570
:
90
34c
—__—1
Mines
Sep
1.45
Jan
MacDonald
Mines
Oct
Macfie Red
Lake
71c
Macassa
.1'v
.1 ;i'
•
>1
36
Jan
MacLeod-CocKsnutt Gold Mines.
13
Jan
Madsen
13
'
Dec
Red
/
•
6.35
Feb
Lake
Gold
Mines-
Consolidated Gold
Magnet
Malartic
3.85 Nov
12
Oct
29 Va
1 s-ft
3%c
1.38
!:V;10 ■Jan
;i
13-
-,•
11
/
July
July
Lebel Oro
-/.v.-/:-,
;
-
..
new
3,235
Feb
Feb
22% Aug
Sep
July
33c
Nov
23% Oct
6
14
34%
4.55 July
Jun
Jun
40c
45c
110
14 %
33c
23c
4,800
29 Va
24% Mar
75
.
5.75
4.50
—•
Louvicourt Goldfields
34c
9,400
70c
1.16
5,260
2,000
Lundward
37c
2,000
35C
65C-
13%.
37c
Jan
20
6.00
33C
34 y8
—
Jan
83c
670
5.70
/
1
—---——
Lapaska Mines
•;
3.35
50,200
2.90
26
*
Mines
4.60
55,100
33c
Mines—————.——•*.
1.15 July
59c
2.30
Sep
1.40
90,800
Jan
1.23
Dec
1.32
500
•
20
13c
20%
40c
-
Dec
90c
4,500
,
38c
Feb
20
17 Va
v
35c
90C
9C10%C
62c
54c
1.76
il V* July
.
44c
34c
Aug
1.07
A—
Ltd
common
2.30 July,
8Va Nov,/
400
3,365
30
.
%C Dec
19%
July
25%
Mines
,
38%
Jan
Oct
>
28
Laura Secord Candy—
May
30c
55c
,1.18,
1
Jan
July
July
Luz
Mines,
Woods
Lapa Caddilac
Jun
2.40 Sep
58o May
5c
7,025
3.15/ 3.6Q
vr
-r————..i.
class
.
12,500
1.50-
;
23
Mar
.
10
43,500
35c
5.70
Loblaw
9
—
Falconbridge Nickel
For
Nov
24
,40c
2.25
37c
Feb
Feb
July
19c
27,300
39c:
3.50
,>
,
23
14
23
V
15
50%
.
12% Mar
1.43
+
-,,,,—2Q.
—J
Grain
23
4,400
12%- 13%
1.32
t
—.—
Lamaque Gold
Jan
109
Oct
20
Jun
39
7% Jan
105
45
v
14
•
•
Mines
30
.
Mar
29%
1.50 :
Eddy ■ Paper,—
Farmer
Nov
90c
1
1
Labrador
Feb
32%
1
24% Jan
31%
1
12%
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd..—_————1
1.75 Aug
,.
17% Dec
28%
6c'
"Elder'' Mines
Federal
July
10c
37,620
10c
25%
--——————
(John)
27%
'•
Sufllvan Mines
:^Eastern .Steel.'-1.^-—
Fanny
450
/
:
'
Labatt
Jun
15%
Mines.
Players
Lake
3,800
—
East
Famous
Klrkland
22,600
•
—
Jan
24
40c
1.15
East Malartic Mines.
Class B
Jan
9c
26c
26c
.1
Mines.
82c
9c
.1,
18%
Duquesne Mining :,Co———1
Duvay Gold Mines_i———l
Equitable Life
:
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Jan
1.00
28'
25
common———!
Woolens -i,,'—
Electric
Noy
1.90
73c
•
.1
17%
; 1.54
English
65c
Oct
*
B—
Tar
Gold
*
Co.
Kelvinator
1.06
I
El Sol
1.00
•
Stores
Gold
—
Nov
9%
Donalda Mines
Eldona
21c
Nov
1
Kayrand
May
145,800
Dominion- Malting pfd---._^,^^—,io6i
/Dominion Scottish Inv pfd—150
:■
July
3c
946
4,500
co 0
May
6c
7c
78c
Jan
11c
65c
5c
•
Nov-
July
7c
1
41c
Nov
4c
36c
40
—
July
200
1
—
•71c
15,500
>
1
—^
Feb
lie
Magnesium
East Amphi
East Crest
3.05
63c
IOC,
25
Fabrics
Dominion
4c
48c
Jelllcoe Mines
Mar
16
1.18
10
—
Foundries & steel com—
Dominion
4C
43c
—-———
Laguerre Gold Mines
preferred,—
Steel
15C
12c
40
48c
17%
iwminion
Dominion
Sep
"1.50 Oct
47c
«,
Dominion
Dominion
12c
1
Mines
J M Consolidated—
Jun
18%
——
Bank
Dominlom
11
34
1.12
,100
r.
Ltd
Dominion
1
1
Jason
Sep
63c
•
—————
■fDiversified
100
"'500
29c
1.10
•
--r—..!.!1ir;-;ii^:.M„r„;A;-
Discovery Yellowknife
Preferred
-———
6 %c
Jacola Mines——
1.15 Feb
67c
Detta Red Lake Mines
Distillers
May
*
————1
Mines
1
Nickel
Jack Waite
Feb
Mar
1.75 Sep
105% Sep
Nov
80c
;
Deinne Mines
70c
86c
,
1.00 July
Jacknife
Apr
joliet Quebec
—
D'Aragon Mines'..
,
30c
1
———
Pershing Mines,—i-;
28
Gold
Manitoba &
Fields
Eastern
21C
3,350
.1
1.70
1.68
1.72 >
.1
2.99
2.95
3.05
7,269
.1
41c
41c
41c
500
1.70
1.70
1
•
3c
1.75
•
2.70
1,665
10,975
3c
10,500
5.00 Jan
Oct
7.50
2.50 July
:
15C
;
35c
Oct
3.75
1.50 July
5.45
2.45 July
38c
:
July
3.75
1.50 July
3c
10c
Apr
22% July
65
11
134
May
Sep
Aug
13%
Maple Leaf Milling common
1
Maralgo
Marcus
Gold
.1
>
325
13%/ 13%
5c
5c
6 V20
87c
87c
88c
1:13
985
5c
8,100
60c
;•///
July
July
July
95c
/
Jan
July
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
17% May
15 %c
Jan
2.20
Jan
'
..i /'.,f
:
V. *'*
•'
•«
i-..
•
'
-4
M.
i<
■
V\.
■■.
Monday, December 9, 1946
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
j
»
•
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
STOCKS
Friday
7/7Sals
■:*,«f
Marion Rouyn Gold—Massey-Harris
►re*erred
15/8
-20
preferred-
—*
McCabe Grain class A
——
—
New 4%
.
24
*
McKenzie
Mines
1.
Gold
.1
Red
Lake
McMarmac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Lake
Mines
80c.<•.
'
*
Mid-Continental Oil
&
Gas
•
.•
•
•
Mining Corp
new
A
9-29
"
—
20%
?oy*
.
.
;
Negus
New
Steel
Car,
7,000
16c
July
45c
23c
Oct
52c
Nov
—•
13 %
14
80
13% Nov
17 /4
55
16% Mar S
21
400
1.95
4,300
14c
13%c
16c
1.37
60c
8c
9c
18,500
8c
i——'
Nipissing Mines.
;
:
5
Normetal
; '•
—
46 %
Nov
44c
Oct
6c
Sep
12C
1.75
54,500
;
Sep
1.03
15c
Jan
33c
9-300
10c
30c
35c
33,600
26c
Oct
95c
8%c
1.500
7c
Oct
22c
60c
60c
60c
1,06a
5 /s
34c
6
35c
14,400
34c
———1
Ogama-Rockland
1.81
L77
L85
8,070
:————
Okalta Oils -—U__
*
Omnitrans Exploration
14c.
1
18
Mines—. ,-i
1
Orlac Red Lake Mines--——————1
—;
17
,
.
1
:
Mines
17
,.
*
53c
3.85
Sep
80c
Oils
*
Pacific ^Eastern
Pacific Petrbleum
7c
—
90c
'
45c
Oct
37c
Jan
Sep
43c
85c
13c
Dec
30c
Page
Hersey
Pamour Porcupine Mines
Ltd____——*
Dec
26
Pandora Cadillac
Paramaque Mines
Parbec
1.40
— —
...
—4»—1———
n.,
,-X
,
19c
,
1
—
Partanen Malartic
—1
Paymaster Cons Mines——
—1
Per.mans Ltd 'Common—;:-——-—*
,
13% Mar
16c
95c
57c
Gold Mines
—.5°.
.!y?
''
'
'
«.
.
.
1
„
3.45
1
Poweh River
*
——-——
Power Corp
Premier Gold
—
Trust
Pressed
Metals
Preston
3.45
35%
34%
—--
35
1.00 July
•
—-1
1-60
Preferred
40
m,
(G)
——1
—————
10
nnn
,
<6 /2
JOO,--.
Ha
2*
,1^
J'
■
3,550
35%
?'^5
1,265
1»47
12
700
50
65
_
159
1.70
5,000
20p
13
9,4 0
54%
Quemont Mining
^90c
«4%
1-03
90c
78°
Gold
Mines
—*
19%
Reno
Gold
Richmac
•—
——--i-~
Elevators
preferred
Clas'
28c
"A"
8
Robertson
(P
Ll——a
Cotton————*'
Long Lac_
-1
Roche
Kocnette
Rouvtj
Roxana
Roval
Oils
Co—*......
-
—
Pnnlr
RovaUte
-
Gofd
—
—
Mine—
Industries
new
Dec
July
5%
45c
Antonio
River
1.15
50
New
:
Sannorm
Mines,
——
Bridge
Senator Rouyn Ltd—
Shawinigan
8c
—
—,
——1
20
;
Ltd
common
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery class A--*
Sheep Creek
————50c
-
For footnotes
- see
page
2993;
^
3.75
Winchester
f.
1.28
:
}
15c
-
Jun
31" May
58
6c
Nov
-
-
8%
Jan
16c
'
11
5% Oct
r
May
May
14%c Jan
/13% Feb
1.93 July
;
8.50 Nov
1,066---140'
Oct ,>
4,000
80
Oct
14,000
4.20
4.40
3.10 Feb
16% Feb
87c
Jan
40c
63,135
25c
29c
3.80 July
4,395
64C
6,000
77 140
24
;
77'
7 25
34% 77 35
17
24
35
23%
;
Mar
23%
28%
8.10 Feb
'
50%c Deo 7
,
18
;
22
35
34C
41c
340
99%
5
Jan
36% May
108% Feb
ll%c July
33%c Nov
14%
Oct
30
103% Nov
12,600
55,600
Dec
35
'
Mar
104 104%
Dec
35
Oct
7725
120
i|7360;;;
Mar
25
Oct
34% Oct
1.69 Jan
55c
;7 Oct
33%
1,875
r:
Dec
25c
■
1,300
35
35
Larder———
Winnipeg Electric
7 Preferred
Wlnora
common
Ymir
15C
12 %c 12 %e
Yankee
3.30 Feb
Sep
60
22%
Oct
3.45
Jan
Toronto Slock
.
Apr
40c
July
8
Dec
Oct
Feb
Andian
Friday
22
Dec
-
„
46,800
23c
i,zuo;
National
10?
Nov
25c
July
64c
Feb
1,323
\'00^
5,600
Oct
.82.
'
A
25% July
25
;;
July
Oct
Feb "
Jun
6
Feb
Sep
7 14c
Oct
f- 50c
i.63
Oct
11
Sep
<s,uuu
1.00
Sep
Jan
26% Mar
82c
Apr
Sep
28c
Jan
Feb ;
13% Apr
Sep
July
i.iao
^ a.cuu
Jun
112
18c
20
14%
14%
—*
—
—
Shares
Feb
Oct
39c
Jan
27%
American
Banknote—!—
Lots
—
28
Canada
common——*
——————* ;
Canadian Vickers common——.
*,
Canadian
Industries
Canadian Marconi
,
Preferred
5
71%
29%
150'
__
150;
3
45
Coast Copper
——
—5 7 1,75
Oonsolidated Paoer
— •
i--.—7 7; 19%
-Consolidated Press class A—
* .
—
Canadian
Western
Lumber——
Canadian Westinghouse
2
*
3
%
(
'45
;
1.75
19%
26
7
12% Sep
2.08 Jan
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Textile
33
———•
common———,——*
7
32%
,,
,-;94%
j--——;———*
1.80
———*
—
17%
—
*
Paper
Donnaconna
*26
mternatlonal
Pend
51 %J$
Paper—17%;s
Paper common,———19
Minnesota & Ontario-
/
Oreille
Southmcunt
Investment—
Temiskaming
————
1
—*
—.—1
7V—
34%
10 %c
4.00
Jan
23%
Apr
7
Feb
21
Jan
32
Jun
31
Nov
45%
Apr
•
15
7 250
118 -May
Nov
24
Mar
Oct
7; 2.15 Feb
1.50
Jun
20%
Oct
39
5,380 "
39
Sep
59
1,485 •
■716
Sep
100
11c
3.80 Feb
761%
220
lO'/aCr
Jun
Jun
Oct
15 7" 7.91
94%;
1.80
: 3.10
43%
173
7115% July
160
23c t««v 23c 3 s23c
July
Feb
Dec
1.35
425
i8%
3.10
Feb
25
7 5
2% Oct
47
9,862
23%52%
i*
Nov
29
'
100
1.80
,,
7 30
Sep
52
23%
58
--
Apr
8% Apr
104% Apr
7. Sep
'
vootnills Oil & Gas
Hayes Steel——
Jan
78
Sep
19% Sep 7;
7: 2% Sep
135
500
;
27
18
Jan
.Mar
23
Dec
21
7125
3
50%'
1.75
19%
35
,
67% Sep
19% May;/'
10
160
k
■
—————100-
High
23
46
Oct /
7".,4 ":.. Sep '7"
160
.
1,875
20
21% 21%
'7,- 115
20
20
810
2% 72%
45-7
30 31%?. 777
21%
20
3
Sc Dominion Sugar——..—*
22
100
22
28
>
'
54%
4%
;
24
100
27%
22
14% Dec
Sep
85
15%
52%
4%
71%
—
—
Bangs Sine* January 1
High
79% Apr
:
7c
40c
Jan
1.19 Nov
16
3.75 Nov
4 800
7 67c
for Week
71.57 Mar
Jan
Dec
6% Oct
*
—
•
Feb
11
Feb
Dec
10c
?
Bangs
Low
British Columbia Pulp common—
Jan
38c
22c
Apr
6.55 Feb
;
19c
•
of Prices
.
Sale Pries
*
*
Brown Co common—— -i
Preferred
——___100
Bruck Silk————*
British
Deo
Nov
;
2.95 Oct
Sales/
Week's
-
Last-
.
1
7 49
Jun;
16% May
.
-r
i.7
Jan
93c
Apr
39% May
^
Sep
40?
Oct
13c
Exchange-Curb Section
Par
24%c Apr
8c
7
7,000
P 775 :
-•777Canadian Font*
-
;
10% Sep
Jan
40
Nov
105 43c
-
;
Jan ?
7%c
Sep
-
May
20c
9%
Jan
41c
;21% Alay
17% Jan
Sep
25c
7
7 30o
1
Apr
23% Jan
155
,,
2,000
Sep
94% Jan
7 10
12,800
^
July
oi
1.27ci.au
22c
3.25
Mines
11
12
12
3.25
Mines
1.25 Feb
22c
,0
15C
3.15
19c
Gold
1.17 Dec
j* ^
32c^j4c
U A
-7
11,567
8.75
—.100
July
*2
2*■
12
32
Jan1
14%
99%
Preferred
Mar
-
2°c
32c
9%
2.30
....
69c
:
--
1
145c : Jan '
Deo
40%
110
6c
27
preferred
50c
15
56c
——
Rhawtcev
5%
50%c
*
com
8TOC K 8
J% 7%
200
11020
"»
12% May
Dec
19 ;
90
4.30
'.71? 29 c -
Consolidated—
2.15
14
■
8%
240
Jan
36
July
:
20
--
20
46%'
160c
7
Nov
235
—
—*
——
31
•
18c 20 %C
Ltd.
80c
.
Mines
Sarnia
Jan
1.80 Jan
July
«>,'l4c Oct1
40-' 7 26% Jan 7
wqtsey-Coghlan Mines
7.70 Mar
Dec
1.42
11
605
14
;
31.
45
1
Grocers new
Westons
1.95 Jan
76c
9% Nov
50c
.47c
3.75
39c
105 % May
;
4,232
2.20
,r7■ 7;P:"'
12%
-
85c
1,008
17C
8%
wrleht Hargreaves
Aug
Sep
28
2324%
12%
1
8%
65c
Apr
47% Dec
14 7: Apr
Feb
103
•
1,000
2,520
New. 'class ■ A———
;
4.95 Jan
3.10 Oct
24c
10,100
5,000
12%
—
8%
7;r'I.'.,*'
;7 9.50
Jun
11c
common———*
Ltd
■
—————..——I
Western
Nov
J'lJO
^j-OOO
14,800
-
72c
Gold Mines
10
Jan
US Sep
'■1"14c7 Oct
6,050
6c
55
01/
64c
Gold
•
Oct
36
guiy
2.40 Feb
7
7
2,900
5%
Wekusko
9% Feb
7
2.70 July
32c35%c
—
30
95c 98% c
Wasa Lake Gold Mines.
81 7 Jun
<
Dec
12
64c
100
—1
22c
255
•
25
1.18 Nov
1,500
May
1.23 May
July
15% Deo
11% 7
18c
5.35 Feb
80c
1.06 Feb
1.00 July
Hfn
5,200
14
45c
7% Aug
'12% Sep
3.05 July
Oct \
100
104
54% Aug
7.
Dec
125
1.21
23c
47%'
104
Sep
37c
f
'
11%
0
Feb
42%
,«c
24%
71.21
23c,
Westeel Products ———,————•
Oct
12c
/?c
-*
16
19
Walte-Amulet
Feb
10c
48?'
2,840
6,700H
2,300
.
50c
.
5>
100
1
St Lawrence Corp common
St Lawrence Paper preferred--,
Sand
'
47c
15%
"R
; Villbona
,
Feb
11c
32c
-m
lfl
Oil
Lake
Russell
San
--
7
16
Vicour Mines
Jan
11c
Merger Gold Mines—————!
}
Rush
,
———1
———
I
—
3.35
40c
Steel
Feb
30 Va
Robinson
11%
16c
Apr.
22
41
325
12 7
41c 7
Corp class A
locc
United
2.85 Jan
46c
.
19,000
26C34 /2C
42%
*
120
40c
—100
Nov
'
22
37% May
7
52% July
5% Oct "
47
ol>748
31c
8
——————-———-—1-'.:
;::;;4.10JFeh:
30
v
—
15
20,534
11°'
—
2.15 July:
22 '
Feb
3.25
71.09 Mar
203
18c
Finance
Asbestos Corp
1——I
:
2,950
Jun
24c
•
Oct*
26
3.25
3.25
*
7
J.800
1-17
20c
—
Ofcfc7
July'
8C
1.50
25c
53%
12 :7
11%7
3
79'999
20 A
P»g»«nurt Gold—————1
Renfrew- Textiles———
•
1,500
Apr
'
% 40c Feb
7 4*45 Jan
■
7
1
23c
b^o
70
80c
■■
95
July
7-^7:
-
8,670'
17,500
2.50
P 92% July
2.05 Nov
'•
53
————100
Jan
105
78c
.
13c
;
26
:—-——50'
Ventures, Ltd.
Feb
29c
10%
1-57
19%
Quebec Manitou ——1
———-1
Queenston Gold Mines-——.i
Sep
1,000
2.35
'
Yellorex
3.65
1-13.
.
Sep :
77 7
30,310
9%C
common-———— *
.
Quebec Gold
16% Nov
73
110
•
-7
2.35
-20% July
55
45
"
25c 30%c
;,,,,., ,■■1'
12% Jun
1.50 Apr
Jan
Nov
70
ln1
|8c
—
17
85
.rn
50c
7
:p;
78
7
'
9c
Upper Canada Mines
May
35c
49c
12 /4
.
—18?
10
13
common——
Gold
7
;
9_/®
--
Sep 1
OCt
;7 2.10
—i
10% May
24
May
9% May
Sep ?
68c
17c
Oils.
,
Aug
4%c Nov
00O
17,
50c
50
—
——1"
———
f
i
—
5%
10%
2.25
Class B
1.65 Jan
Sep
9c
4
1.10
r
8%c Aug
10c July
12,100
-27c
--
—-—i--l-;;
—100
——————
East Dome
Purdy Mica
Purity Flour
-I'll
2"5
Consol
United
'
/
Porcupine Peninsula
,
—
130
18o
Dec
Nov
28
,
—.
5 /s
—
...
Pioneer Gold Mines of B C—„
Premier
J?
10
50
8,250
Jun
105
;
17% NOV
'
Mines
United Fuel class "A".
May
95c
July
54c
^
-jP®
Jan
11
17c
i
6 2.59 Feb
Oct
45c
3.9
_
27c 29 /2c
27c
Pickle-Crow Gold Mines—1
?
49c
—
50
2.10
*
Mining
United
7/-• '.'-A
Jan
86c
July
53c
7c
20c
9c
Inlet
Union
26% Jun
Oct.
July
'40c
500
1^45
10_y^
17c
—
Pen-key Gold Mines—:—————1
Peoples Credit Secur_;:::_———*
Perron
1.35
1
.7
5% Oct :*
Feb
6'450
30% 31%
-
,
'
a.
16% Feb
Dec
8
100
....
; Union Gas Co—,
Jan
20
i
40,975
..
1.50 Feb
,
/.•''.vf
17
77
77 85
Towagmac
Feb
45c
83c
i'v
i—•
common
;
•
95
375
5%
7
76c
iTanscomiiieacal Resources ———♦
Jan
17c
7c
—
84c
—1''
-j.————-"1
Jan
Apr
7 1.55 Jan
83 c
,
P7 11
76c.
''
6
19
5%
-
1
■—125'
„■
Cons
Traders
Wx' -Z1
Pacalta
————.*;
—
625
'
,
101
7-
18%
oi- Canada
Toronto
Apr
Nov
15c
4*500
4,500
;
8%
6
Toronto Iron Works class A-i.^-;^.——•
Jan
35c
°
^
60c
53c
1.40
1.12 Jan
.7.23
\£%;
july;
1.53
8,9
^ „.v17
.
8
Toburn
Nov
700
ia
56c60y2C
1.52 1.64
56c
1-56 '
Nov
■Tombill
1.40 Feb
9% Apr
44c
3,0 0
,
20
JO
-
*
common
19c
15%c 15 /ac
13c
15c
Oct
Nov
42c
3§'I92
1.500
]0c
|
Dec
5%
40c
18c
19c
———V
——
Lake
67c
38c
—
.
Steel
69 %c
.
*
O'Leary
Omega Gold Mines
orange Crush
Grenada Gold
July
60c
—
July
63c
r
=
35c
/
ooo
6,700
Tip Top Tailors.
Jan
*
2,200
67C
Thurhois Mines
Apr
8c
———1
95c
Thompson-Lund Mark Gold Mlaes
Jan
13c
30c
8%c
common——J—1-
90c
—
Teck-Hughes
Mar i
1
12c
81%o Sep
16% Nov
100%
Preferred
7 2.24 May
—•
'——_—1
————-
Rouyn Mines
Osulake
10C
300
Taylor Pearson & Carson common——*
1.05 Mar
1.68
17%
VZi'-y>--r
72% Jan
4,800
lie
Co
Tamblyn
Feb
410
1,055
50c
1.71'
—
Star Oil
Osisko
5.65
2.25
1
50c ' Dec
4,900
100
7-- ■ Preferred,
Apr
49/2
'
O'Brien Gold Mines—
,
30c
f
48
46c
*
9,150
39c
——
Sylvanlte Gold Mines—
Jan
46c
2.10
Northern Canada—*
Ontario
2.05
Surf
.
Northland
.
Oct
9c
May
36% Jun
July
108
101% Jan
55c
;■
Apr
30c
15 %c July
2,500
'
40
Jan
24
•
40
38c
Sudbury Contact ——————t
May
2.10
North Inca
Norzone
®%c
-
29,700
2Qc
lie
•
Preferred
Sullivan
1.40 NOV
33c
^.1
Norbeni&e" Malartic Mines
Norgold
North
16c
305
50c
Bteep Rock iron Mines
Dec
——49%
Noranda Mines
Norseman
62c
Dec
18c
"
105
50c
Steeloy Mining Corp—,——.—
3.25 Mar.
Jan
8%
Oct
18% Jun
Mar
27% Jan
17%
.
30% Apr
Nov
1.30
?7'29?
11,251
13c
1.35
,1
Nicholson
9%
Jan
1.50
vMay
5 13% July
22% Sep
1.85
290
27%
common.
30% Apr
Oct
6% July
23%
26%
104%
common——i—*
——
'
'
Oct
11%
23%
—
Bidlamaque —»-l
——
28
70
r,®
10"
:77K7'40-7-
■
14% Oct
17%
23%
•
Steel
■
::
215
26%
Stedman —.———--L——i——1*
Feb
9»4°9.
If
62c
KSep :7 713% July1
iTuly 777 6%-Aug
-*
Starratt Olson Co
May
14
Mines i-—————
Yellowknife
.81
23c
29
■
5%
1
Stanley Brock class "A"-—
..
30c
9%
30
104%
1
Standard Radio class A
Feb
91c
25% Feb
May
,22
Sep
9
16%
30
'
Nov
11
63c
Paving
^Preferred
'
(:
Sep
—
.mca
caiumet Mines—
Newnorth Gold
Mines————————
Nib
46%c Sep
18% July
29c
.
National
Preferred
Standard
22% Aug
11 y2 Mar
18%c
*
359
—.—*
Sturgeon
,
Oct
2lc
/
B
21%
Oct
65
683
6%
-
July
43c
85,000
•
11%
—*-
—
Btandard Chemical
12% Jan
14% Oct
455
•
12
11
8tadacona Mines
29c
5
Springer
Jan
6.65 July
Oct
15%
47c
200
•
.
12
3% Oct
19%
67 /4
-
Class
: Mar
12
1.700
3-8/a
Preferred
J
20
29
National Hosiery class
A—12
.
17c
6,450
44c
44c?
295
7> 6%
16%
Slscoe Gold Mines——
Bladen Malartic Mines
Southam Co—
loo
'•
7
—
Class B ——————*
Preferred
—100
Sep
5c
* 45c
•
22
-
—
National Drug & Chemical
preferred
National Grocers common.,—.
18
-
common—————* ;
'.Kosher Long Lac—
1
Mylamaque Mines ——1
1 High
.P/-' 3.65 Jan
p 7 15% May
Jdly-^ 4-15% May
"1.66 Jan^
34,376
7
13%
13
13
13: 77 13
.
Miller.
Dec
July
-
40
.
■
?0 ,/a
65/8
18
.
Baagw Blnee January X
Low
2.20
13%
13%
:
—
•
1.70 Mar
75o
Apr
36c
Feb '
2% Oct
-3'29^
-56c 57% c
560
-x
.
13
—
Sllverwood's Dairies class A
Class B
76% Jan
;;
,
»u
9-60
13
*
Shares 7
High
2.00
2.05
Preferred
7p:
19% 20 /4
16% .17.%
—
Oct
25c
,18,335
rv:'-"0
-
xoto
common^.;—f 7 1J%7
;
new5
Simpsons Ltd class A—
July
15c
isson
15,500
4
3
—
Knitting common
100
Monet*
Porcupine
Montreal Light Heat &
Power—;—*
Montreal Locomotive,
Corn
8,050
7%c
6C
■>
"103 % Nov
46%" Sep
80c
171»^*
3,100
■
.
Jun
26%
Jan
;
Silver
20% July
12% July
;
NOV
17
9-50
-100
Sep
16 V*
New vtc
,21
Apr
35% Jan
Nov
102 y2
0
'rS
,
bick's Brew
10
110
17c
-vo
Monarch
.
•:
Jan
17% Oct
on
.
50c
15c
3%
I*
common
——
.
32c
:
V
Containers
Moore
*£> 395
"
Feb
45c
25
395
20
5Vit 83 Ac
a-,vl
80c
6%c
-
■_••••
Class
w
51c
Dec
12%, Nov
--
Brick
Modern
o'—*
Dec
Sherrltt-Gordon Gold• Mines—:;l '.
9c
Jf. iJv
42c
16%
.
•
Mercury Mills
Milton
>
..
20c
26,100
preferred;:^-—w-^^-100r?rv->-;.vl02%.: 103
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
High
LOW
sf Prices
"
Hif
-JJJ? 10/*
23/4
24
,
,
Sals Fries
Bangs Sines lannary 1
;
23o
'28%
Sales
Week's
Bangs 7 for Week
Friday
Last
Shares
PuLtf
-;f—
—*
*
Frontenac Oilcommon,
*cw)u
STOCKS
for Week
20c
-il;
---*
Pxy-pjP}
6
Sales
Range
sf Prices
20c
?;•:
*-
common
7 ■•'■•.■
Prloe
77'-:^Lov»; High
7
Rdartf.o-McNeely Mines
McBrine
Week's
/,7*;777;:7'7>.. Last
.
DEC.;
WEEK ENDING
i
'
200
225
3,100 7
■
2.13 Sep
22c
Jun
9c
Oct
Jan
Apr
27% May
5.00
:
Feb
31c
Jun
33c
Feb
w—MMMWMWllWiiWeMbltai^
Volume
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number;4549
164
'5
,
OVER-tHE-COUNTER MARKETS
',...
Quotations for Friday, Dec. 6
*■♦
Investing; Companies
Bid
Far
Funds-
:
6.28
4.79
_1
3.90
&
Bond
Inv
of
Tr
8
21.90
Broad Street Invest Co Inc—<—
V 17.67
Fund
Boston
Inc
1
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
Investors
Mutual
19.00
17.34
,
Investors
Mass
19.10
Inv Fund
1
25.33
National Investors Corp
100
Preferred
14.173; 15121-'
National Security Series—
2,860
5.84
18.77 i>
20.29,
Commonwealth Invest—...... —1
7.07
series
Fund
Fund——
Stock
14.95
1.89
14.37
5.92
8.84.
6.22
•:«
10.42
——-•
11.38
6.71
6.81
Insurance
9.25
Machinery
6.47
——
7.12
Diversified
9.25
10.17
.10.76
11.82
—
8.30
Public
bond shares
Industrial Machinery sharesInstitutional bond shares—
8.00
8.79
Railroad
Investing
8.13
9.13
12.93
6.04
6.65
5.56
Oils
8.25
,
v, General
9.86
6.13
8.94
Price Shares——.
6.98
9.21
——.«
equipments
10.12
8.07
7.33
.
8.66
7.87
'
Tobacco
114.8
12.29
;
7.68
Merchandise shares—
—
Steel
10.35
i
Utility
Railroad
7.39
6.72
Low
Mining shares
5.03
6.36
7.00
shares—
2.61
Railroad Bond shares
RR
2.89
4.30
Equipment shares.
■
4,74
;
•:
30
1
15.08 :
16.22
1
3.50
&
..
5.03
5.54
Bcudder, Stevens Si Clark
Fund, Inc
4.54
5.00
Selected Amer Shares
4.67
shares—
5.14
Income
5.39
shares-
104.79
12.61
13.65
6.45.
Foundation Fund
Common
y.
—
Sovereign Investors
Standard Utilities
5.93
80C
60C,
Corp.
1.71/
1.76
24.02
Union
•V
25.83
Bond
Shares
Fund series A
Institutional
.'
88c
25o
10.31:-
—
89c
Bank Group shares.
C
4
13.68
of America—.10
—I
31.84
97C
insurance Group shares
Investment
Co
14.20
Investors Fund O
21.07
,
7.14
8.10
Keystone CustcMan
Series
1
122.26
20.07-
;
>18.39
27.80 '
—-
Series
B-2
25.43
17.26
Series
Series 1955
v
93
,
53
'
Aetna
Companies
'
Par
26%
.10
46*4
Homestead
73
Insur Co of North America
Fire
American
30%
■
5
360
375
:—10
44
46
Chemical Bank & Trust—-10
15
44*4
Merchant Fire Assur
10%
American
Re-Insurance
46 Va
'
30
National
American
Reserve
10
16%
National Fire
Surety
28
57%
National
10
37*4
National Union
5%
New Brunswick
''i"''r ::
.vJ,
•
-!vv-
v*
Merch
New
-
Baltimore American——2 *4
Bankers St Shippers
Boston
28
60
10
St Mfrs
Fire
N Y
60*4
Casualty
21
18%
Casualty
Connecticut General Life.
..10
100
12*4
National City
10
24
::S,
6*4 :
150
27%
2
' •
29%
,49
-••>•
>26
51%h
r
11%
-20*/a'
.12%
>
22 *A
c
67
8
5%. i >6%
,
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc_
5
45%
-JO
Pacific
29
12.50
Fire
Pacific
28
-10
v> 65
-10
..20
161
.10
>■•
51
Newark..-
Fire
General Reinsurance Corp.-
.10'
Reinsurance
.
Republic
'
Corp
(NY).
j
.
Globe & Republic
Si
.
;
,t.
8a
•;
n
11%
35
32*4 1
x-z>'r6%
5
26*4
29*4
10
.22
12%
,62
65
Seaboard Surety
10
48
/ 51
10
32
Security New Havsn
18
47
Springfield Fire & Marine
25
Standard Accident———10
29%
>
T
24
.
'-
•,
jw:
,
108
-y\r 142%"
26% v " 29 *A
7% '
15
Travelers
19*4
88 m
U S
25%
,
.^-'——--^---—-100'.
590-
U S Fire
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
:
4
410
24
U S Guarantee
-10
Fire
/
10
Fire
-8
<?_B
Rutgers Fire com„
52
...
.
9%
—J
(Texas)
(Paul)
10
Gibraltar F»re & Marine
Glens Falls Fire
84
10
—
•/>
97
47 :,V";
19*4
of
49
8
Providence-Washington
;
,
'
10
Preferred Accident.
:
78
92
10
Indemnity Co.
Phoenix
Employees GroupJi
Employers Reinsurance
73
28
—8
93%
Westchester Fire
605
44%
10
47*4
'
30*/a
83
>/X
33
77
.—2.80
-v
'46%
44*4
'
> V
37*4
Asi
Bid
205
200
Bank
264
43'4
98
270
45*4
101
Nat'l Bank & Trust-17%
44
46
Sterling National
25
Title Guarantee ds Trust..>._12
United States Trust
100
67
13
72
14*4
Public
26
10
40*4
100 1,590
55 V*
98 /
735
765
Recent Security Issues
Par
Bid
Ask
2%s_—1975
99%
100%
2%s__1966
101*4
Light 2%S_1975
ioo *4
Ask
Bid
Pat
Sioux City Gas & El
Bonds-*
American Airlines 3s
-
.1966;
.1976
Calif Elec Power 3s_.
El Paso Electric 2 %s
-
1976
1965
991/2
Preferred Stocks—
101*4
100*4
Central
Maine
Monongahela
Ohio
Public
1975
Service 2%s
100.2
A
99 '
iy4s Apr. 15,
100.6
?•;
:
99.22
99.4 >
99.26
102.26
Home Loan
104
104*4
100*A
100%
Pennsylvania
.1976
99 Ya
100 */2
Public
Serv
Power
103 :•}/
Other
Ruppert (Jacob) 4*4%
Electric 3.35%
100 Va
100%
101
Philadelphia El Pow 2%s_. .1975
100*A
100%
Scranton Spring Brook
3'As. ,1976
97*4
98*4
.1975
100%
Gas
&
Coke
Public Serv (Okla) 2%s
99.28
;
Willys
Overland
U S Conversion 3s
Panama Canal Ss
1961
126*4
Quotations Fof jll, Si^ Treasury Notes
Dec.
of
100.3
100.14
100.15
1947
iy4%
100.8
100.9
1'/2%
100.23
100.24
t%s March 1,
t%s April 1,
1947_
1946
.0082
Jan. 16,
.0047
;
99
100
101
•
4%%
1947
a
.0197
.0213
e
Odd lot sales,
b Yield price,
.0157
.0285
.0093 ;
.0239
Uver2F0rmer1ydAlfred'Decker
.0109
.0270
1946,
.0126
.0304
-
Jan.
0.35%
Jan.
'
;Feb.
Feb.
/Feb. 20,
:> Feb.
27,
0.34%
.0143
.0194
v
.0337
c
0.35%
0.35%
.375
0.35%
.375
0.35%
b0.375
& Cohn
and common stock split on a
•No par
dividend.
tin default.
value,
>
•/.'
*
—
0.35%
Mar,.6, 1947
a Deferred delivery,
e Ex-interes>.
f Flat price
k Removed to Stock Exchange, r Canadian market, s Cash
Ex-stock dividend.
(Un) Unlisted Issue, w d When de-
Cash Bare,
Formerly Club Aluminum Utensil Co.
Included in range for year,
t
.0081
f7/aS Dec. 1, 1947
0.34%
sale—not
t%s Sept.
t7/es Oct.
1947
1, 1947
t%s Nov. 1, 1947
1
•
b0.375'i0.33%
.0142
.0118
1,
Ask
b0.375
Bit
for discount at purchase
b0.375: <0.28%
bO.375^0.33%
b0.375 0.33%
b0.375
t7/sS July 1, 1947
t7/8s Aug. 1, 1947
J
98
.0091
.0135
*%s June 1. 1947
—
1947
Jan. 9.
.0097
_
1947
"
1947
Jan. 2,
-
.0032
t7/as Jan. 1, 1947
f/es Feb. 1, 1947
1948
1946
Ask
Bid
Indebtedness—
100.2
19,
are
<
1946
Dec. 26,
Dollar Price 100 Pins
Maturity—
Certificates
1%%
1%%
12,
Dec.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point
,1.1
107
96 ;;1:
128
Bid
A§k
98
104
99.31
'Treasury hina—
<
103
102
100.3
1947
Rates quoted
Bid
101*4"
Jssuee
United Slates Treasury
Int. Bate
100
Sioux City G & E 3.90%
Union Oil
(Cal)
$3 75
101 /
110*4
96*4
4.10%
101%
100
2%s_ .1976
Brook
'
101%
109
ICO
3cranton
2%s
90
•
101%
Electric 3.70%
3.50%
(Ind)
100*A
Scranton-Spg
1948
88
3.50%
Power 4.40%—100
Service 3.90%
.1981
Portland
Banks—
Par
General Motors 3%%
'i 102 */2
.1975
2%s
Power
Public
100*/4
1031/4
■;
101
99%
98*4
100*4
99
101*41,
1976
99*4
100
Lt 3*4s—
&
Utah Pow & Lt 2%s
104
102 7/8
.1976
Iowa Pub Serv 2%s
Power
Transm
Yonkers El Lt Si Pow 2%s—1976
100*4
99
Gas &
Texas
103%
103 *A
.1961
Illinois Power Co 2%s
83*4
103 *A
.1970
Gatineau Power 3s
& 2%s
Tenn
85
1976;, IOO
Kans Okla & Gulf Ry 3%s. 1980
1.650
Federal
1,
51
5%
8
St Paul Fire & Marine
190
New York Trust——-..25
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
15
49
2.50
11%
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
tSept
26%-*
140
10
Pennsylvania Electric 2%s_. .1976
tSept. 15,
/:
'
—10
Northern
Pacific Gas & Elec
1947
•
2 ~
Northeastern
..10
Ohio
15.
V
6%
5*A
24%
20
River
...8
Montana
tSept.
25 */2
:
,
10
—
Fire
Amsterdam
City of New York
Monongahela Power 3s
Maturity—
-
88*4
(Detroit)—10
Liberty
Camden Fire
Laclede Gas
fMarch 15, 1947
11%
84
23
4
New Hampshire I Ire
New York Fire.
North
,
20 Va
53 *4
93
/
23
50
1950-1948
1952-1950—
1 VaB Jan. 1, 1953-1951
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
9%
.
__8
—8
jJ-U
Trust
41%
39%
18%
Exchange Bank & Trust-20
I,
35
16% '
.10
Irving, Trust
Kings County Trust
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
20
Continental Bank & Trust—10
May
95
32
Massacnusetts
.••>
American Fidelity & Casualty.#
American of Newark
2%
100
339
348
10
17%
18%
100 1,770
1,820
Lawyers Trust
i-HJJL—25
49
52
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
57%
59%
Guaranty
Commercial National Bank &
iy4s
15%
91'4
Maryland Casualty———'——I /
Bonding.——12%
10%
8
Casualty
American Equitable
Firemen's
:
14*/4
10
18*4
4
Automobile
American
r
10
Jersey Insurance of N Y—.20
American Alliance—--—.—10
2.81
.
'
Ask
42
24*4
Revere
2.84'
Bid
39
B
94%
,^0,^4.^..
Fulton Trust
..—lOo
Grace National100
:
100
126
* 131
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
102
105
Chase National Bank
15 138*4 1 40*4
,l%s Oct
33
">
31
Fireman's Fd of San Fran... .10
3.32
Par
29%
Brooklyn Trust
Fiduciary Trust
First National Bank
13%
12%
>■■■■ "j"v' :
.28
Life
Agricultural
Franklin
-—-1
.
U 8 El Lt, St Pwr Shares 1
Ask
Bank of New York..—,^,—100
Empire Trust
Federation Bank & Trust
Preferred
Giiy Banks & Trust Cos.
Bid
28 Ye
Par
Bank of the Manhattan Coi.^.10
Corn
St Louis Si San Francisco com—
Home
10
Hartford
.
18
48*4 '
51 v;
Aetna
Hanover
Trust Co
16
Hartford Steamboller Inspect.-iQ
15
preferred —•
Great American————. 4-8
;
,
v..
84*4
2nd
Bankers Trust
'
Bid
Aetna Casual & Surety.
Globe
New York
64
Grande com
2.49,
1
—
Series 1956™
10.18.
32.:,
60
46
Rio
7.40
'
9.28'J
91
5t
&
6.45:1
•
Independence Trust Shares^
Amer Trust shares—
18.90
B-4
/
North
27.88
B-3
'
28
Preferred
Insurance
Fire Assn of Phila
2.80
D
'29.12
ft;Berles
1st 50-year 4s_— •
Income 75-year 4%s—w-—Uk
Fidelity & Deposit of MA
/
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Funde—/ '
B-l
Denver
r
8.86
5 v-
Stpck Fund— y 20.36
Unit Typ© Trusts—
14.53
;
91
Federal
14.99
29.29
98c> :>
23.18
11.08
Stock and Bond Group shares.
55,50
6.53
Welllngtou Fund
*'• 99C
-
89
,
80c
-y
19.27
B—
Union Preferred
11.30
.
22.48
Union Common Stock Fund
Securities Ltd—
Aviation Group shares
i
Series
Series
B
Incorporated Investors
7.06
73c ,;n:
52.50-
Trusteed Industry
Inc
lOo
_1993
1st 3-48 income
•
-100
preferred
59
Bt /Louis & San Francisco—
v*
102.71
State Street Investment Corp—
Utllltv
Huron Holding
5%
57
•>;
Common
\
2018
1
—
Chicago Rock Island As Pacific-
85
Grande—
4'4s
Automobile
Tobacco shares.
stock
3.84
Pomeroy
Steel shares—
Railroad
,
•/
American
20
Trading
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Republic Invest Fund
3choellkopf Hutton and
Petroleum
5.54
Petroleum
Rio
Income
;
10.10
11.77
5.88
7.50',
shares—
Denver &
8.27
9.19
10.82
5.34
Administered
82
107
10.24
7.52
stock
Merchandising
9.85
Electrical Equipment—-——
Food shares
—
Fully
>/> Stocks
104
4%S—2019
Income
Ask
.
1994
12.71
Speculative
Electrical equipment—.„.***•
8.42
Building shares.
Chemical shares
.
12.52
11.57
7.50
6.19
—
j
...
>
13.28
,
9.31
6.10
shares
1
10.04
12.09
6.82
—
i
11.45
Equipment
Business
-
V
,
,
9.72
■,
!
9.13
.
—
Bid
I % 7.0V
Diversified Investment Fund-
shares
Aviation
10.14
6.37
Building suDply
45.94
Conv
;
9.22
stock
Bank
6.58
v
1st 4S-—
6.37
.15.87
'
-
—
15.75
5.71i
42.62
'•
4.13
15.17
Chemical
Automobile
5
1
Automobile
6.28
■:
Group Securities—
Agricultural shares
>>
Agriculture
7 4.09'/
5.
5.74
series
New York Stocks In©—
2.08
'
(When, as and If issued)
:::0000,;¥a.r-'
—
8.62
-
3.71
.
England Fund——
New
38*4
5.62
Corp——.—*
General Investors Trust
1
n-r, a
26.93
35 y2
General Capital
Stock
15.99
25.03
—
Fund Inc—
Financial Industrial Fund, IncFlrst Boston Corp
—-10
First Mutual Trust Fund
8
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Fundamental Trust shares A..2
Fidelity
'
Bell Teletypo NY 1-953
Chicago Rock Island Ae Pacific—
;;
4.30
f
3.68
Speculative series
26.07
24.39
Balanced
t
7.81
"7.64
3.80
Selected series
Eaton & Howard—
-
7.18
'■
6.94
Preferred stock series
1.60
1.45
Dividend Shares.
priced bond series
Low priced stock common
Low
Bonds
./ 5.30
6.42
„
'
1
Fund
Delaware
'
' -V.
•.
'7.77,
>4.79
stock
J '
Reorganization Rails
11.05
±1
%
series
Industrial
6.35
10.22
1
series
Income
154
149
>
15.05
13.77
——————
15.50
Securities com—100 2,760
♦. *,•
v
DIgby 4-4950
*>>>
32.40
Bond
A. Ay-
12.15"
l-"f?11.30
10
Inc
Securities—
shares
v
,
27.24
Fund
14.33
1
Fund—
Christiana
Balanced
5.00
2d
"V:]:]; ;40 Exchangw Placa, New York 5y N.
•
Tel:
8.81
:- 30.13
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
I
4.30
Ltd.
50.70
"* jr8.01
Trust
Fund
Invest
Nation-Wide
Canadian
=r.c
Exchange ~i,
Exchange
Members New York Curb
5.09
5.81
•
i&tlGc
Mass
,23.55
j,
Bond Fund Inp—..
Common
Co.
&
Members New York Stock
12.54
'
———5.24 "
Sayles Mutual Fund—_• ,110.05
Second Fund-,-10 v.49.695';
Manhattan
102.84
98.73
America
15.64
4.59
..
Shaskan
28.18'
Loomis Sayles
5%
v
>
a
Fund-
5'
22.21'"
-
,11.39
-
,
8-4
61/4;
4%
1
Co
Loomis
17.03
/
5%;
.-1
S-3—
/ Series
Knickerbocker
8.37
15.67
—
Series
ji
11.46
14.22
—
f
2044
Am:—-.iAi 25.67./
S-2——————————————...
Quotations on Real Estate Bonds
,
1
20.21- -N
r.n_r,
,
Series
/V 8% "
7%
7.74
Beneficial Corp—.,—
Blair
v
(Confab#*..-18j56'V
K-U
Series
4.27
10.56
Axe-Houghton Fund IncT
Axe-Houghton Fund B_
For
Ask
J,?ari
.
Series S-l—
341/2
32ya,.
Foreign Investing. 10c
Standard OIL shares—
American
Assoc'ted
Series
6.90
4.38
-1%1
10,
Amerex Holding Corp—*—
Affiliated Fund Inc.
American Business Shares
I.
Keystone Custodian Funds
i
,t:i>
—1
Aeronautical Securities.
Ask
Inc.: name
changed to Society Brand
3-for-l basis.
tThese bonds are
-
.;'>,/ ./ •>'
Clothes July 29
.
subject to all Federal taxes.
lEx-lwuldating
■
THE COMMERCIAL
2994
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE:
:
.
7&
■
Monday, December 9, 1946
Week Ended Nov.
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
1946
1945
30
inc. or
this week will
clearings
show
decrease compared with a
a
stands
•
••
'. ?
<
,
'■■■■■■■;
io.k-ill V?,•;V-;
"
"U.
1946
Week Ended Dec. 7—
1,555,797,834
540,141,012
'708,000,000
723,000,000
1
PhiladelphiaI
•
t
:
.
City_.
■
•
_
\,
-
."•> '•
212,762,035
213,097,349
Baltimore
162,407,716
ii;il70,188,097
Reserve
i*
6.6
—
'4.6
—
West
we
Nov.
For that week there was
30.
7.9
—11.4
the bank clearings at this center
has to be estimated,
against $13,393,Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.4%,
having recorded a decrease of 27.7%.
iuiii
in the New York District (including this city) the totals
loss of 27.1%, in
the Boston Reserve District of 15.2% and in the Philadel¬
a
In the Richmond Reserve District the totals are
phia Reserve District of 3.4%.
8.4% but in the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
smaller by
i
mi
•
iii
•
In the Kansas City Reserve District
Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.8%.
in the
gain of 13.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 1.7% and .in the
the totals show a
San Francisco Reserve
'
Federal
Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Nov. 30—
v
$
)Z;
'
v-5 -'
—15.2
—27.1
723,049,930
«•
12
—
748,839,586
3.4
««•*
10
3d Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
7
5th Richmond
««
6
611,522,350
44
j"'*
314,010,917
:
+
342,985,099
618,470,964
6th Atlanta
7th Chicago
17
4
Louis-,-
8th St.
i:l.
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
10
City
6
11th Dallas
10
Francisco
12th San
44:.
'.V
'
'
366,150,670:
44
638,832,885 ;
155,060,734
50,635,103
44
373,097,325;:;
'(i
,
—
5,385,814,690
828,202,909
674,476,654
1.1;
724,246,122
631,231,143
8.4
387,280,558
Seventh
Grand
10,574,888
111
cities
7.9
421,778,180
8.4
292,507,587
—
1.4
41,449,557
8,170,839 '
14,137,717;
+ 26.0
45,039,315
+ 11.5
145,300,000
141,000,000
+
5.1
3,020,011
2,142,406
2,289,132
+
7.5
1,883,143
:
1.2
48,021,002
1.9
63,165,879
+ 18.5
5,002,639
—
68,128,756
—
3,974,319
325,797
+ 22.2
266,566
101,519,734
94,393,493
483,758,215
282,499
86,935,620 +
421,778,180
+ 64.8
+
2.8
791,246,377
914,832
6,574,098
4,816,860
Arbor.
917,765
557,028
;
7,301,162
6,775,040
n
Rapids
4,258,362
7.8
+
1,040,692
+ 306.9
Wayne-
4,357,550
3.403.641
+ 28.0
39,532,000
3,940,373
35,225,000
+ 12.2
1
2,852,823
+ 38.1
Haute
11,288,608
39,784,375
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
21,184,745
8,908,297
3,045,153
$ Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
3,685,736
3,055,268
36,019,000
30,954,000
'•
3,918,085
4,917,806
8.2
10,939,128
7,400,903
40,121,911
31,426,814
—
2.107.642
18,125,955
8,900,967
■
36,810,729
•
2.052.847
+ •8,1
12,293,491
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
663,738
5,502,484
+ 44.5
2,152,175
2,287,507
+ 16.9
17,013,587
14,068,582
0.1
6,561,085
—
+
7,294,558
987,235
977,984
+
0.9
#^687,296
589,667
598,249,000
594,312,626
+
0.7
640,807,245
2,321,770
2,342,655
0.9
2,612,215
498,171,282
1,823,709
...
Peoria
9,303,442
9,733,235
3,570,141
2,644,414
2,655,749
v--fry ■+■-+;
cities)—^.
761,587,082
—
740,935,997
>:
4.4
+
8,958,506
5.8
+
5.510.848
2,768,847
+ 34.4
—
2,807,410
2,431,519
2,720,771
2,636,119
2.8
791,246,377
621,687,651
0.5
219,500,000
183,000,000
3.8
78,680,324
67,730,236 if
46,183,999.
+
Eighth Federal Reserve
Missouri—St.
4.5
361,918,498
9.8
241,121,517
215,909,292
+ 13.1
313,607,907
District—St.
Louis-
207,200,000
309,479,189
78,876,288
63,902,319
+ 28.0
1,290,210
1,447,310
—10.9
62,651,708
1,086,466
366,150,670
350,325,917
4.5
'361,918,498
+ 21.8
4,373,861
154.853,568
■:
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
206,100,000
75,885,906
81,774,554
-
Kentucky—Louisville
298,174,235
+
Louis
:
(4 cities).
+
—
+
1,260,000.)
298,174,235
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
6,368,231
—;
Paul__
5,226,815
186,773,063
167,727,137
61,538,598
Minneapolis
St.
59,176,556
—
188,997,909
+
1.7
159,620,334
139,980,679
North
Dakota—Fargo
588,734,943
+
1.7
615,977,935
502,136,893
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
5,444.483
-
13,393,754,063
5,303,029,445
—16.6
13,619,784,416
9,856,279,499
0.4
5,712,823,131
4,689,381,123
+
y
Total
4,459,661.
144,310,752
1
67,390,861
4,873,869
+ 12.1
+ 26.6
£ 1,776,575
2,778,315
'
+ 20.2
2,243,172
1,691.901
5,609,611
5,244,267
3,625,967
1,529,879,
6,627,597
6,262,697
+
5.8
?
272,479,418
(7 cities).
248,151,120
+
9.8
241,121,517.:
1946
"
: ■'■
'
--"
■
;
1945
$
'
Clearings at—
Inc.
r-
1944
or
Nebraska—Fremont
'
1
'
Dec. %
•;*
f
$
Vy?
Portland
1,235,303
3,799,909
—
-—
.3,807,560
+ 12.9
.829,914
954,193
0.2
5,106,633
—16.9
571,201,573
1,084,625 ++28.9
1,374,378
—
4,025,019
'
Fall River
—
—
366,668,074
.
441,450,900
1,397,676
—
622,151.;'?
''
+ 41.6
Bedford
1,843,329
5,575,626
3,842,770
18,526,095
y
——
Springfield
—
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
—————.
Haven
*
19,621,175
i
Rhode, Island—Providence
New
8,701,403
,
,
20,286,500
Hampshire—Manchester—-.
989,357
740,386
+ 12.9
'
New
346,408,364
•
•
439,224
1,334,364
5,493,841
—
—
1,506,426
4,231,627
Lowell
Omaha
1,249,743
7,570,576
24,543,400
i
1,177,712
—
1.5
—
5.6
+ 14.9
?
:;i
18,170,583
7,854,942
?,?
4,940,322
Z;k
16,304,591
3,404,105
7,370,083
—17.3
21,448,400
16,339,600
6.1
1,258,883
960,407
+
Total (12 cities)
433,878,214
y
511,683,235: —15^
638,832,885
4,523,331
6,297,617
+ 13.2
218,880,289
+ 18.9
Joseph-
Buffalo
—10.1
39,925,338
33,806,890
1,651,193
+ 28.7
1,628,835
1,605,958
58,392,244
«
59,798,686
2.4
67,164,955
65,121,000
—
S
7,829,778
+ 12.2
1,779,353
—17.6
1,276,063
+ 12.5
1,041,412
+13.1
209,799,491
f
938,528
'313,607,907
373,097,325
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve
District—Dallae—
1—
Texas-^-Austin '
6,807,055
•
7,407,633
794,802
928,952
•
*3,31*8,430
155,153,000
Fort Worth
Galveston
'
■,
•'
•
3,617,000
>
.
'
"
16,801,341
+16.8
% 3,013,000
+34.3
6,367,164
192,119,411 j
*>
2,351,043
110,698,692
17,106,502;
3,022,000
8.2
+
3,098,000
1,673,109
.
5,801^67
1
188,997,909
.
4,126,830
127,694,000
-
—
19,186,206
2,246,242
•
+36.8
0.1 a
155,355,000
f
20,760,526
■
„
Wichita Falls
309,479,189
Vt-V;
' 4,540,616
*
Dallas
329,974,224.
v
•
y:''
*■-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
11,905,951
2,124,557
—
219,598,867
1,116,928
Total <10 cities)
..
10,705,402
*.
2,920,749
7,326,194
>
.
,
1,758,239
1,838,814
-
8.9
—
6,746,349
; J
5,044,207
403,624,344
Federal Reserve District—New Fork—'
Binghamton
'
+ 14.5
1,466,333
8,787,688
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total (6 cities)
New York—Albany
170,050,002
0.3
+
412,271
1 3,995,281
77,292,056
2,425,659
6,202,160
4,496,551
'
422,966
3,432,975 '
;v
260,321,900
City
1,629,616
v
5,446,610
+10.1
Missouri—Kansas
St.
83,767,872
<
220,884
284,972
—10.6
7,210,380
5,121,935
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
Second
215,909,292
143,577
3.9
—
5,097,552
4,559,259
83,982,724
9.4
+
312,032
*300,000
Lincoln
Kansas—Topeka
1,394,769
210,337
230,178
Hastings
1943
•
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Massachusetts—Boston
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas Citjwi
Week Ended Nov. 30
,
First Federal Reserve
,
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
week ended Nov. 30 for four years:
;
55,046,865
2,122,520
3,339,488
Helena *.
4.0
4,857,080
2,687,958
—.
+ 11.4
+
mm
h
381,257,1421
.
621,687,651
+
5,321,989,623
We now add our
;
Elmira
1,263,731
914,571
+ 38.2
1,211,807
1,185,991
Jamestown
1,576,520
1,118,122
+ 41.0
1,569,098
1,344,440
5,852,541,341
8,090,724,618
—27.7
7,906,961,285
5,166,898,376
14,652,522
12,501.188
+17.2
16,877,065
13,104,190
8,254,403
7,239,287
+ 14.0
6,311,090
5,707,919
8,454,296
7,754,332
+ 21.9
7,799,943
627,417
451,741
Washington—Seattle
65,862,288
—y
;
Yakima
3,809,257
-
Oregon—Portland
83,990,451
Utah—Salt Lake City
y
:
r
i..
V
■
.
v r,
.
3,429,428 «
83,354,773
139,980,679
159,620,334
•
- ;.y
*,..
79,755,949
■
1.7
+
i'.
+'7.7
123,286,445
+ 11.1.
2,941,597
0.8
+
+14.3
44,061,938
38,539,677
7,955,770
7,808,396
+
1.9
6,530,391
347,380,000
6,016,306
+
85
96,120,296
33,116,505
8,775,166
5,384,540
330,224,000
8,866,177
.
80,297,000
3,135,488
69,100,264
34,129,947
7,307,719
New
York
Rochester
Syracuse
.
Connecticut—Stamford
New
-
,,
Jersey—Montclair
582,739
m——__
Northern New
Jersey
;•••'•:
Total (12 cities)..
I
(
i
488,299
43,530,654
—13.9
42,062,717
30,269,224'
4Q,205,913
Newark
+ 19.3
27,477,982
,
45,837,654
—12.3
44,011,644
'59,011,242
8,283,464,555
6,037,231,650
i
'(•:
\
I
'
.it ■;
.
-i
.
("
,
5,070,116
'95,880,555
7.9
+
f
44,329,119 *
56,115,986 i
322,319
7.5
+
448,139,128
,
,
2,283,818
62,807,493
66,853,606
I
36,926,741 K
2,906.014
,
62,065,075
Indianapolis
Terre
10,725,406
42,847,949
3,055,563
2,461,375
,
South Bend
381,257,142
11,174,530,964
Outside New York City_
—
159,800,000
Montana—Billings
Total
161,019,010
387,280,558:v
7.3
53,993,559
I
598,697,168
:■■
2,191,939
178,200,000
Z
192,119,411
44
2,450,769
■:(
—22.4
65,273,396
6,619,000
77,931,853
219,733,446
63,952,427
1.7
+
—
1,296,228
8,208,000
91,213,442
Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
292,507,587
+
329,974,224
>
342,985,099
1,722,474
7.3
1.9
—
167,275,406
4,708,618
Michigan—Ann
403,624,344
8,135,951,194:
,
248,151,120
272,479,418
,
44
2,216,911
1943
350,325,917
;
+ 26.3
—
,3,396,582
'-1''
Total (10 cities)...
V:j
•''/
740,935,997
761,587,082
631,231,143
9,041,000
.2,437,596
--
Total (17,
448,139,128
483,758,215
44
II
.724,246,122
97,578,971
314,010,917
Mississippi—Vicksburg
■
10
1.1
+
18,887,000
v
$
511,683,235
:
S
•
2d New York—
269,664,763
1,419,744
.
8,378,000
95,705,722
>■:
"
Springfield-
1944
8,283,464,555
433,878,214
+
•
Dec. %
6,037,231,650
12 cities
1st Boston
V-
Inc. or
1946
,
Federal Reserve Districts
%
284,863,559
611,522,350
1,793,762
~
_
Louisiana—New Orleans
furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
;•
3,357,642
—11.1
240,638,488
■'■Augusta■■•■■^ ■+"•+■ ■+■:„;,■
Decatur
X-■: '7
3,834,617
—
District—Richmond-
Chicago
■
24,875,200
£ 2,387,268
8.9
2,762,689
4,433,721
Mobile
District 1.7%.
we
+ 15.2
+ 18.6
18,824,800
3,276,463
Rockford
following
227,880,033
ip,
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
•*;
In the
103,837,539
252,865,983
Virginia—Huntington-
Macon'
larger by 1.1%
2.8%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.5%' and
totals show an improvement of
5,387,255
151,548,442
9.0
214,010,463
Mn
am
Nashville
In the Chicago Reserve District the
District by 7.9%.
and in'the Atlanta Reserve
3,921,053
8.6
+
618,470,964
m
Georgia—Atlanta
We group
from this it appears that
record
8.9
+
4,038,479
i.uiwii
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and
the .cities according to the
674,476,654
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
weekij
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $11,174,530,964
754,063 in the same week in 1945.
' 828,202,909
will appear
decrease of 16.6%, the aggregate of
a
5,433400
3.4
—
2,230,051
+
>' Total (6
cities
final and complete results of the weeks previous—the week
able to give the
are
ended
"10,4 5^300
+86.3
4,439,465
Carolina—Charleston-,.
Maryland—r-Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington.
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
in the elaborate
—28.0
115,539,964
South
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
v
1,473,332
1,825,473
224,883,223
„
-
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and
1,559,476
2,634,544
1,871,699 i
—28.9
4,835,263
Virginia—Norfolk
-12.1
2,523,388,343
$13,950,618,500 $15,743,292,572
issue of next week.
our
5+
5.1
—
»
3,491,737
■f
Fifth
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing
in
657,000,000
1,995,458
125,410,924
■
+10.7
2,325,103,083
803,000,000
245,206,472
21,692,900
_
Total (7 cities).
ivv/i'V.-i...
6.1
+
—26.9
'
2,508,311
3.4
District—Cleveland-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
5.9
+
$11,625,515,417 $13,219,904,229
—
•
723,049,930.748,839,586
Richmond
Total all cities for week
+ 17.3
—
1,953,091
t7,071,136
.
5,764,016
1
Federal
Mansfield
2,011,784,140
2,226,892,980
All cities, one day
1,019,992
1,798,206
8,107,400
t5,092,536
"":- S
Youngstown
$9,398,622,437 $11,208,120,089
—
1,767,628
3,638,476
y
_
2
Columbus
224,023,333
Total all cities, five days
1,677,724
•
Cleveland
+ 24.3
198,817,326
cities, five days.
1,210,882
828,658
,'*3,354,400 —31.7
■SiO'3,277,098 ;v + 7.0
3,507,880
Ohio—Canton
+ 39.2
Cleveland
Ten
1,220,451
v-;.,'
'
_—
Cincinnati
197,400,000
■;
Pittsburgh
Other cities, five days
'2,146,233
521,649
,605,244
2.7
+
726,000,000
2,290,502
-
'j
Total (10 cities)
2.1
182,643,349
254,208,756
>315,389,000
—
y.--
—23.4
333,945,000
San Francisco
.
645,347
701,000,000
+
Jersey—Trenton
Fourth
2.9
+
—
496,816,489
380,547,755
245,400,000
St. Louis
,
,
V
;.
Boston
J
—22.3
$8,156,682,758
Chicago
!•' ,V( 1
•;
•
.1945
+
$6,335,474,717
New York
Kansas
York
+34.3
888,650 » +18.3
,
:&• 2,517,534
Wilkes-Barre
New
699,739
/.
662,584
Scranton
■■;.'■
■
\\{; \ i VI ^-1
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
v
'
939,955
1,051,259
...
..V./■'
"V
+V
__
Delaware—Wilmington
for the week follows: :
$.,
*
Lancaster
in 1945.
for the week ended Friday of 22.3%. Our comparative
1943
District—Philadelphia—
-.Philadelphia
Reading
$13,950,618,500 against $15,743,292,572 for the same week
at
Reserve
Chester
Our preliminary
below those for the corresponding week last year.
At this center there is a loss
summary
Bethlehem
possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States from which it is
Federal
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 7, clearings
cities of the country,
total
Third
advices from the chief
Preliminary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic
will be 11.4%
ago.
year
1944
-A/?
,
v;V$ *■£>!■; .Deo. s&
Bank
—27.1
8,135,951,194
5,385,814,690
'
California—Long
Pasadena
Beach—
San
Francisco
San
Jose
Stockton
Total
-y
;
—
-1,
;
r
Santa Barbara—-
y
>■
*
——
9,082,260
,
,
Grand Total (111 cities),
Outside New
9,430,595
3.7
—
15,725,384
+
i
8.6
2,632,553
6,055,013
+
13.6
4,630,656
3,782,160
598,697,168
588,734,943
+
1.7
615,977,935
502,136,893
11,174,530,964
5,321,989,623
13,393,754,063
-—16.6
13,619,784,416
9,856^79,499
5,303,029,445
+« 0.4
5,712,823,131
4,689,381,123
.
•
T.Y
—
2,900,806
3,148,911
(
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(10 Cities)—'
♦Estimated.
351,444,000
>4,219,079
283,157,712
6,312,242
2.277,617
:
'
fNofc included in totals.
6,875,902
>
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THE
Number 4549
Volume 164
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
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Exchange' Rales
Federal Reserve Bank is now cer¬
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
tifying daily to the Secretary
world.
the week just-passed:'
We .give below- a record for
-
;x
-
,
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
r:-rivV-£\£;;.
TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFI! AC^ OF 193$
■ £yy NOV. 29, 1946 TO DEC. 5,
1946, INCLUSIVE ;; X;£:■ £.;X'.£: xX/X
.AC
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
Value In United States Money
Country and Monetary Unit
.•
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'i,;tNov..2&'-v
iM
$ :: V ,:X :
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Bowater's Newfoundland1
XXX: .297733*
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;
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2.210616
3.210616
3.211616
3.2117834
.022797
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.054053
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1969
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1
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—Feb
1
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preferred stock—Dec 30
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■x:
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V;.
,
1st and refunding mortgage bond's, ser. A, due 1950—Jan' j
; 1st lien & ref, mtge. 5% bonds,, series A, due 1963___Jan 1
.233629 X
4.005000
4.005000X
,
mortgage leasehold bonds,
2286
Indiana. Service Corp.—
.27820V X
.233629
•
v
.091324
'.2782QT
::
X
X .233629
,
1
debentures
Herald Square Building; N. Y, City
.040501
X..
.091324
.091324
.278207
X X*=
.233629
.562716*
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnrnm^mmm
2017
—Dec 31
due 1973——Jan
,
convertible debentures, due 1956__~_—
Tea Co.,
£;£^£'£.:
Noncontrolled.
idebs
1
Jan
preferred stock
Co,r 6%
Light Co., 4y»%
—Jan
Jewel
:fi
Power
414%
3.223833
'
4.0050001'
Africa, pound.
*
,278214-:XX- v v. ■rj .278214
Xv .233629
•
.040501
.040501
.040501
.091324
X
.278214
X
Switzerland, franc—'.
Cotton Mills
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 3r/i%> debentures, due 1956—Jan
.957500
,
3.224666
;:
:
1.000000
x x
.958125
'» 3.224500:
.201612
v>v
£ £ T.oooboo.
"X4y.959r66
X
3.223500
.040501
*
Thomas Aquinas & DominiFathers, Province of St. Albert the Great—
can
Florida
"
'
:
Portugal, escudo—
-
Erwin
■
:' y'i;ooodoal
1.000000
J-
^94916® . <
-
1st, mortgage serial bonds due 1947-1948
.377893
X
X
-Ay
y
General Publie Utilities Corp.—
-
'
■
3.223666
New Zealand, pound—.
—
1
Mar
,
.208693
/
4.030546
-
.301529
XX
,
£1.000000: ;
' Official——
Norway, krone,
1962
,
3%s. seriea B, due
series G, due
mortgage 2%s,
.020060
.02006®
3
;—T__——i.—_Deo 31
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.,. 5%
.57U00*
,
.;•;;. ?r\,- £,
Newfoundland, dollar-
Controlled—
.571400*
.
4.029218
.068408
.205838
£37789^
'
:
.008408
.205807=
Mexico, pesoi.Netherlands, guilder.
-
.020060
.208693
1st
.960000
;
due
'
India (British), rupee
Union of South
.020060
Xv4:
1.000000
.960703
.961796
.571400*
;
.571400*
,
.020060 ^
'
X
.954687
...
4
Czechoslovakia, koruna—
———
Denmark; krone..:—i——-——y—————•
England, pound sterling.
France (Metropolitan) franc
-
,
1st mortgage
.
Official—-—.
.X
sterling, income debentures
1
1972_Jan
j
M,
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co.—
,
Canada, dollar—
2682
1
Jan
''
' •
and general
.054053
Belgian, frano
Brazil, cruzeiro—.———
A_Jan
ser,
1st and ref. mtge; 4V4%- bonds, series D, due
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales Corp.—
3J2I095O
*
2682
Pulp (fir Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Maine Power Co.—
mortgage 3%s, series
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
.297733*
.297733*
.251247*
1st
3.210783
Australia, pound—-
Page
.
mortgage 4s____.—
Central
y
$
$
r 'KX.;Xv'
.297733*
f
.251247*
Dec. 5
Date
•
■,
■ / >
. i
:. i
t' '
mortgage & collateral trust income bds,,
5%
x.:'.vXy;--
X y;4
£*■?;.
12824
6% income debs., 'due* 1969—Dee 3l
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate Corp., income debs., due 1967—Jan
%
Associated Electric CO., 4 Mi % bonds, due 1953—
..Dec 20
Bolivia Ry.—■
kDec. 3
Dec. 2
2552
—Any time
Company and Issue—
;
£
NOV.. 30
Putt
t
ACF—Brill Motors Co^
t
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Noon
Date
.,
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
-
,
''»
/;.' >.
,
Bt. Joseph 6c Grand Island Ry.—
l»t mortgage 4% bonds due 1947_
-
■
_
^
■'
Company and issuer
.
;<
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1936, the
;
:•
Philadelphia Transportation Cbv—
'
'
Consolidated Mtge. 3%-6% bonds, eer. A, due 2039—Dec 13
■
.•
Dec 28
Inc., 4V4% ^ preferred stock—
,658300*
.562716*' f
Lafayette Hotel Co:,
.562716*
Lake St. John Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
'V:..;:vy";y
1st mortgage 5Vss,. series A—Jan
1
2288
Macfadden
1
2411
,
•Nominal rate.
.
1st mtge: 5s, due 1947_——Dec 15
Publications, Inc., 6 % debentures, due 1968—Jan
2692
Metropolitan Ice Co., 1st mortgage 7s, due 1954—
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
-Incr.
Dec.
Gold
-''S
certificates
17,521,174
fluid
Redemption
for
F.
393,609
8,004
R.
21,751
6,017
786,459
llOtCS
2411
1
2833
1
,
Neisner
Total
:
Other
Discounts
—
I
1,987
256,552
X—_
and advances
245,477
.vV
——,
loans
+ '.
15,640
18,307,633
gold ctLxreseroswi—
Cash
Industrial
,
jty-f'-yyV,
*y■'y.'.•<>;Y;•
415,360
+
v
Bills
„
14,861X120 £
98,828
7,378,012
-
—
47,000
60,000
—
895,100
Note s
.
Bonds
873,449
753,390
———
securities
+2,638,890 *
Sioux
23,887,622
+ 205,828
24,134,175
+
banks
ft. notes of other banks—.
362,189
102
Total
U.
S.
Govt,
and
loans
Doe from foreign
Uncollected
Items
Bank
Other
assets
—
113,317
X.
—
££Total assets
.1,120
14,486
52,640
1,389
—
24,844,017
64,263
+
+,
414,182
16,221,755
679,490
acct.
;,,
90,708
611,775
acct.
Treasurer—gen.
> Foreign _•
—j
8.
28,959
—
v
14,864
.
Other ;.X£^,£:£i£305,371:
19,976.
+
lOflBS
7,227
vr"£i--iii
iV
+
73
286,094
;
for
pur-
1
deposits
17,818,391
1,955,043
:
14,008
-—
69,386
+
+
412
+
25
.313,151
954
+
2,551
/
•
securities.
Other
Loans tO banks.
,
;
'
■
+
196^488.
Treasury bills—
——
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
+1,054,376
Treasury notes——
U.
v
Capital' Accounts-^'
1
^
Capital paid, in
Surplus (Section 7)
/
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts—1 k'
■
:'.:y
Total liabilities & cap. aects.
Ratio
of gold
certificate re¬
serves to- deposit and F. R.
?. note liabilities combined——
%
-
"
i:
185,048*
11,432;
130,20?
-y 263
358,355
27,428
—«
•
100,126
1,542
+
trial
loans
to
45,302,416
+198,037
0.2%
0.f%
•
Liabilities—
Time
<
r
16
+ '
8,330
+
5,475"
f
:;
*
180
8,448
■
y3?he
~
cities
shows
Federal
the
Reserve
System
following principal
week ended Nov. 27: An increase of
mand
in
:
deposits adjusted and
a
in
+1,304
during
and
=—*526
8
—
changes
for the
y
$295,000,000 in de¬
decrease of $270,000,000
porting member
4
r
Inland Steel Co.,
preferred anid
banks.; "Loans, to brokers and dealers
.
-;£;^x65.xx;
+1,016
—5,006
—270
4
—
fcimi-
.
—1,315
38
• ,
and other securities increased $57,000,000; loans to others
purpose declined $60,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury 'bills' declined $131,000,000. in y
York City and $38,000,000 at all
reporting member '
..
y
.
■■Central
■
1st
National:
trust
bonds,
»...
A, due
Power
Jan
2690
2543
2546
2831
1st mortgage 3s, series F; due 1961—Dec 27
.
due 1947——.
Telegraph Corp.—
———July
Cement: Co.,
6%
.
,
",k:
1
Dec 15
,
2287
t
preferred stock--,;_Jan
1st mtge. 5s, due 1969
Co.—
1722
Anytime
*
2694
•.
;
>
*
'vyy..:,:
J.i.1;.
1954
Southern Ry., 1st-mtge. 4VSs, ser. A, due 1998-Jan -f
1726
North, American Elevators Ltd.—
1st mortgage (leasehold) bonds, series A—-———Jan ;1
2695
Northern New York Utilities, Inc.—
■ X'
£££:V
1st lien & ref. 6% bonds, series B, due 1947———Any time
52822
*X
_T_pec 18
1st
mortgage bonds,
Silverwood Dairies,
2835
stock,—.—-Apr; 1
2835
6%
^
Ltd., 40-cent preference
4
2836
gold debenture bonds, series A, due 2022——r_July l'47
$2490
Swetland Co., 1st mortgage 6s>
page
dated 1930--»—_™™_Jan
Light Co.—
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Ry.— X
Consolidated mtge. 4 Va % bonds, series A, due 1966—Feb
2828
•
United States Finishing -Cbv $6 prior
Woods Mfgi.Co., Iitd.,.'lst
!
[
2057
2
X ' ::X;X X-X'XX,_
due 1979——4— _-——-Deo 26
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp.—
■V 4%%
2696
l
_
Philadelphia Wholesale Drug Co., 1st mtge. 5 % bonds—Jan
18
—_Dec 20
X.
—Jan "2
5%f 12nd mortgage debentures, due 1959--———-——Jan 2
$10-—Ded SI
Texas Power &
stock—™———-Dec 12
Corp.—
*
!'
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5% preferred stock,, par
OF TENDER
;;X■"."■'■X':
series
2284
2689
1
Ottawa Valley Power Co.—
,
4% Xlst mortgage bonds, due 19j54—:
stocks
mortgage, 3'As,; series J,* due 1968—-Dec
Union'Mortgage-
Collateral
Jan
—
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
'
>
1st mortgage 4s, series A, due 1966__—
bonds, notes,
Date
Mal'ne Power Co.—"
and general
stock
1st mortgage 4'/aS, due. 1981—Dec 28
6% debenture bonds, series A, due 2022——
-—Sep
1, '47. yX'
Norfolk
under
preferred
•
•
"
Company and Issue—
Caribbean Sugar Co.,
2827
2540
debs., due 1955——Dec 20
debenture bonds,, due 1952:
Portland
Nebraska
c
507
—
X
list of corporate
NOTICES
-
52142
Dec 30
1st mtge. 3'As, ser. A, due 1970—Dec 12
Mount Hope Bridge Corp.,
r:
162
+
■
4%%
Medusa
'
called for redemption;
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
purchasing or; carynng United States Government
i^ew
cbmmon
'.>:.;££.yy including those called
re¬
a
1951—Any time
Inc., Ist mortgage 5s_——Jan
International Telephone &
112
—
28
Notices '; mmm
Below will: be found
3'/4%
International Paper Co.—
1st and refunding mortgage 5s
16,039
IP®
5s dtie
Northern Ry.—
*•,•-*
4% % gen, mtge. gold bonds, series E, due 1977—July 1, '47
accounts,
week———
1st mtge.
2
165
—
+295
—
1,288
S." Gov't
2
1
'
Great
6
+■
21
—
deposit accounts except
U.
series)™Jan
Ltd., income funding rights——
El Paso Electric Co.,
.
X
158
(all
.
'
136
+
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
-
-Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans declined
same
4
+
633
2,108;
—;
\
1
y
leading
deposits credited to domestic banks, y"
for the.
£V_^;'36'£;:
9,148
— mmmm mm mt
bonds
trust
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.—
;
1st collateral trust 4% bonds, series A———
v
£'.,
101
$23,000,000 in New York City and $7,000,000 at all
for
,
Statement of^ Member Banks
condition statement of weekiy jrept^iting member £
banks of the
234
'
m
2683
Dominion-Scottish Investment^ Ltd.—
1st collateral trust 4% bonds, series A and series B—Jan
—4,191
3,584*
■
—,^__;j_»+;-;--._Deq;"3I,
Delaware Floor Products,
80
586
—4,521
10,320
.
Domestic banks—______
Foreign banks—....tT—
i*k Borrowings
—
Debits to. demand
interbank
"
38
+
+
—
25
+
—
40,135
—
collat.
Crucible Steel Co. of America,
'
adjusted1—
U. B. Government deposits
Interbank deposits:
.
Condition
'
deposits—
.
■
'.
1
;£
-
-Dec 16
—
JT
440
51
Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks
+1,149,508
refunding and
$5'". priof- preferred
Butte Electric & Power Co..
3
+
+
27,045
'
L..
1
+
3^384
^
2683
408
—,
/ 10,215
Demand deposits
42.9%
.
make;indus-
——
X
—
in- vault—
__Dec 16
Consolidated Paper Co., Ltd.—
1st mortgage 5^% bonds or debenture
+
(Including guaranteed
Balances with domestic banks
2281
2682
Champion Shoe Machinery Co., 1st mtge. 4s, due 1948—Jan
5,641
_
1
—Feb
395
4,432
'
;—
securities
10
1325
4'A% bonds, series B, due 1953-Deq 20
k ' '
Canadian Celanese,
.
liability son bills
purchased for foreign cor"l
respondents ——---j—^ 8,33(T
Commitments
bonds
26
+
Page
y
I
761
—
146 XH:;^:'48.£X
Gash
/'46,765
Contingent
v
S.
obligations)
Other
—
2,182
V'741
-t,.-—j
Other - loans;
44,631,459
'•
3,371
—
419
1,513
.
xxxxxxxx
TOtat liabilities
1st
;
32
:-Vi:;,££' Date
British Columbia Power Corp., Ltd.—
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
264,492
63,793
7tS:
+
814
Tbtal
Deferred availability items
Other liabs., incl. accrued divs.
■
—
securities—,—ii——
Other
"•/ Ay^y.
-
,
;.
1
1st mortgage 5s———Mar
Bridgeport Molded Products Co.—
2V$»%, 3% and 4Vst% first secured bonds—
v
28,
.
.913
,
Jan
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—
obligations;—;—
Government
..
Blue Ribbon Corp.,. Ltd.—
2Vz%, 3% and 4Va% first secured bodns———
—4,590
+ 2,916
+
Dec 23
American, British & Continental Ct rp.—
5% gold debentures, due 1953—
■1945
55
10,149
-
— -
t
and -dealers
to» brokers
IT. S.
•—£101,071
It
chasing or carrying:
;
671,633
—
Nov"i
2836
"
"
Engineering 81 Management Corp.—
Company and Issuer—•
Commercial* .industrial, and agricultural
;X>X
Loans
Member bank—reserve
U.
+
16,548',
notes—
Deposits^-y^X-X^X:-^;;#^^
.
57,791
Liabilities;
i
and" investments—total-.-—
Nov. 20,
Dec 27
-
Collateral trust 5f/o bonds, due 1953___—
; Algoma Eastern Ry.,
Increase (+) or
Decrease (-—VSlnca
'£; 1946
stock—
'
"""
.
bonds,, due 1950
Associated Electric Co.,
Loans
:
.
4V2 %
.
(In millions of dollars)
Nov: 27,
2835
——Dec 31
Film Corp
prior preferred
Welsbach
y
£;
1946
Federal Reserve
Century-Fox
1st mortgage
assets and liabilities of reporting
;£ +198,037 £-X + 1,149,508
bonds.-
£Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
follows:
member banks
•8,086
.
$4.50
,
466,743
39
—
45,302,416
—
15,839
+
32,534
—
bonds, due 1970—-Dec 27
5%
2
Twentieth
City.
A summary of the
mortgage
27
1st
•
reporting member banks, and increased $22,000,-
000 in New York
261,963
64,339
—
2,405,463
.
premises
+
168,592
1st
£
■
Southern Counties Gas Co., of Calif.—
■ :; VV''' *'
1st mortgage 3s,, due 1971-—„-—-l_-Dec
'
•
v'":,:'
Co.—
& Power
City Gas & Electric Co.—
mortgage and collat. trust 2%% bonds, due 1975_Jan
""Borrowings.-declined $1^,000,000 in the Chicago Dis00 at all
2056
Queen Dyeing Co.,
ytrict," $18,000,000 in the Cleveland District,' and,$38,000,-
200,702
2695
Ref. mtge. and collat. trust 3V4%
;
■
2833
stock—-———Dec 15
debentures due 1966—Jan
I
Pennsylvania Water
Deposits credited to domestic banks declined in all
—1,202,550
—
securities
Total
F.
i
preferred
refunding mortgage 3V2S, due 1966—-——Dec 11
1st and
districts, the principal decreases being $86,000,000 in
New York City, $37,000,000 in the San Francisco District,
and $23,000,000 each in the Chicago and Dallas districts.
1,257*
15
U, S; Govt, securities:
x; Certificates
a-
98.969
37,251
;
1,076
£
29,142
4%%
Inc.,
Niagara Falls Power Co.—•
:
'
—
BrotherSj
y New England Lime Co., 3%-6%
deposits adjusted increased $136,000,000 in the
Chicago District, $51,000,000 in New York City, $30,000,000 in the St. Louis District, and $295,000,000 at all re¬
porting member banks.
Time deposits declined $28,000,000.
United States Government deposits increased
$65,000,000.
1945
1946
I
Jan
Montreal Light, Heat & Power—
,
;y Cons. 3 Vk %
1st mtge. & collat. trust bds., 1973 series_Jan
Demand
Since—
Dec. 5,
Nov. 27,
4,-,-X
1946
XXAsaieta-^-'; -
Deer.
or
Jan
Moirs, Ltd., 1st mortgage 6s, due 1953—————
banks, and increased $88,000,000 in the Chicago District.
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $73,000,000 in New
j York City and $51,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of United States Government bonds declined
$36,000,000..
xritge.
£ ♦Announcement In this issue.
I
2450
preferred stock—;_Dec 31
'2736
bds.,- series AJ_ZJah
$In Vol.
161,
§Iti Vol. 162.
2?
■;
~
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
2996
'Per
A{; Auction Sales
Transacted by R. L. Day &
■
Dec.
■
4;1A.:.7„
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Shares
1
($300
Associates
.Utilities
.
and
common
:
Lockeland
Court
($1
by Barnes
Wednesday, Dec. 4:
12-21
.5%
:
The
10
($100
Philadelphia
$1.50
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12-16
50c
2
12-30
,!|12-U
>
*
12-28
12-16
81 Vic
12-28
712-16
(quar.)_-
—
'7
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f
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7——.
.
1-- 2
;
12-31
Light,
&
Power
Storage
Oil
Black
&
Black
Sivalls
Co.^AAAA77':
(par £1 sterling)-——"—-_-j£.$19 lot
Electric Light, Power & Storage Co., 7AAAA
Decker
$5.50
Cooper
12-6
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Blue
Ridge
:■
12-
$3
7
.712-
7
(initial)
common
$1.06%i
quar,)V-^--—
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43C
i:
—
9
7'
12-
7-
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A
1,
12-28
25c
712-28
$1.25
12-28
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(quar.)
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&
Rubber,
A
1-
40c
12-13
12-16
2
$3
12-
2
$2
v
;;"v7\
1
12-
2
1-
2
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—
12-14
12-13
1
12-
$2
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11-29
12-13
>
12-31
$1.37%
i—
(year-end)
common
prior
non-cum.
■;
^
12- 4
m
30C
712-17
12-31
'12-17
30c
12-31
40C
...
12-31
40c
(quar.)
12-31
12-17
'
7
■
^
Sugar
preferred
7%
12-12
$1
Co.,
2
"12-18
' y $1.75
———
1-
2
,12-18
4-
7,"
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
4-
L7
7-
$1.75
,7! $1.75
—w—7^- 77,
—
12-17
1-
j
-
(quar.)-
preferred
preferred
•
•
25c
common--—
(quar.) -—a.!——
preferred
7%
•A 7 %
7 7
"
12-13
2
(year-end)
Baking, common (quar.).....—!
Pa.)
-
-
2
1-
12-16
Cuban-American
——_
•712-127
1-
30C
Tire
7 %
1- 2
80c
(quar.)£
(Reading
Special
'
;
40c
,53C
.
'
(quar.)
Special
Common B-
12-12
5
9
•
,
Corp. of America
Common
v
'
„
£
Participating
i
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Crum & Forster Insurance Shares—
7
12-12. 7 12- 2
12-18
12-101
12-
(Boston)—
(year-end)—
Stores, Inc.—•
7
Crain
12-16
12-19
25c
Corp._'„—
Corp.
12-20
7.7' 1-10
2
12-30
75c
Extra
12-16
50c
Ltd., deferred shares (par £1 sterling)-—.
Brock & Weymouth, Inc. (Del.), second pfd.
•
>77-::
2
12-16
Gas
Continental
12-14
12-16
1-
90c
(quar.).
•
preferred
Container
1-
!
pfd.
.
-"
■
Consumers
2-26
—$6 lot
Bohack (H. C.) Co., 7%
12-20
$2.50
7 12-10
1st pfd. (accum.)100
($100 par)
$9 lot
Bondholders Management, Inc., class A (^-a)
12- 5
62 ViC :' 12-15
10
Club de Montmarte, Inc. (Del.), pfd. ($100 par)-,
•
$3 lot ; 7 Class A (payable in five year 6% note)
12- 5
$3.75 ■: 12-15
"•vAA'A.;. 50 William Cramp & Sons, Ship and Engine Building Co.
..77 Boonot, inc.: (s-a)
12- 2
$1 112- 5
;
(Pa.)
($100 par)-—
—_—A 7 $3 lot 7 Borg (George W.) Co. (quar.)^
1-16
1- 2
20C
:
2
Electric Railway
7 12- 9
Co, of The United States (N, ' Y.) , ;'
K»/v Boss Manufacturing Co. (The)
11-27
7; A!/ $1
($100 par)
A_l
$1 lot
Bound Brook Water Co.
12- 6
V 15c 712-10
(year-end)
£—
;
VA 100 Emergency Aid Realty Corp. (Pa.) pfd. ($100 par)—— ;$lllot ;'
12-12
12-9
Bourjois, Inc.
—
—^i—
—i..,
^■" 30 Enfield Manor Co. (Pa.) ($50 par)-.
7__;—-——
$4 lot
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—
49
Evergreen Farm Restaurant Co. (Pa.) ($100 par)$43 lot
1- 2
12-16
6% preferred (quar.)
•
$$i.50
;
5
Farmers Bank & Trust Co, (West Palm Beach, Fla.)
50c
12-10
12-21
Briggs
Manufacturing
Co.——
A'.
7 ■ ($100 par)
—:—££--'■
$2 lot ; Bristol Brass Corp. (initial quar,)———
30c
12-14
11-30
7
•204
Guardian
Trust
Co.
(Mo.)
stock
trust
certificate
7 12-14
Extra'
£—££
40c
———:
11-30
AAA
-($100 par)
$10 lot i Bristol-Myers (extra)
12-31
25c
12-13
'
;
188
Jefferson Trust (subject to agreement and declaration
British Columbia Electric Power & Gas—
y y::U'-'\
dated April 3, 1917, Philadelphia Trust Co.) ($10 par)
$2 lot
1- 2
6%
12-20
preferred (quar.)
t$l.50
25
William M. Lloyd (Pa.), preferred ($100 par)
$3 lot g Eritish Columbia Power, Ltd., class A (quar.)
1-15
J40C
s12-31
7::A
138
Philadelphia Land & Improvement Co. (Ind.), 1st series
Broad Street Investing Corp. (special) —
7 7"
v
($ioo par)
5 per sh.
12- 4
12- 5
Payable in stock or cash$1.38
38
Radford Land & Improvement Co. (Va.)—_
AA
$22 lot
Brown-Durell Co.,
1- 2
12-15
15C
common
(quar.)
10
Phila. Ritz Carlton Co. (Del.), pfd. ($100 par)———
$8 lot yyyy Extra"' -:i—-£—£7£i^-,££^^£-w----£ >
10c
1- 2
12-15
4 6/10 St. Hubert's Inn Co. (N. Y.), common ($100 par)——
$1 lot
5%
1- 2
12-15
preferred (quar.)————'
$1.25
A/',7 50 Single Service Package Corp.
of
America
(N.7 J.) 'v
Brown Forman Distillers Corp., com. (quar.)
20c •1- 1
12-19
7 7
" *.f\
($25 par) '—
$2 lot
12-31
$5 prior preferred
$1.25 1
:
27
The Tuckerton Railroad Co. (N. J.), pfd. ($50 par):-A-A $2 lot
12-19
$4 preferred (quar.)
$1 7. ■ 1- 1
7 200
Columbia Graphaphone Manufacturing Co., common—£•, $13 lot
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
11-30
v12-10
$1.50
'
t:
50
Investment Bond & Securities Corp., capital ($50 par)$7lot;
Brown Shoe Co., Inc. (extra)
1- 2
77 780C"1
12-17
——
"100
Pioche Min^s Consolidated, Inc.,; common ($5 par)
$110 lot
Bruce
"12-10
93 %c
11-30
(E. L.) Co., 334% preferred (quar.)
:7 A
W/o
12-16
(quar.)„
Co.
Bryson,
Preferred: ;(initial
Blue
7
Mfg.
&
Extra
-
,
12-20
2Vic 7 12-16
$3.60
Ltd.
^>;;.v'<:.Comnion.i;..(quar.):'
2
2>/2C
Paper,
,7'7 Consolidated Retail
1-
$2.50
7
—
Co.,
quarterly
Consolidated
Corduroy
*
.7
Credit
Increased
$1.50 '
——
-——
12-10
12-16
.
.
.'7 Year-end
Pennsyl¬
(quar.)—
Co.
Extra
:
2
2
Connecticut General Life Insurance-—
$1.75
—
Electric—
Ohio
Consolidated Investment Trust
T2-20
:73-; 1
75c
Southern
11-
Year-end
f 12-20
12-30
;
15c 7
-■«
com
12-30
10c
12 Vio
12-11
50c
50c
Connecticut Gas & Coke Securities—
.."7
$3 preferred (quar.)
12-14
"7# 30c
(year-end)
Bishop
•
$5 lot
—
Electric
Australasian
12-16
2
12-23
75c
&
Commercial
,
;; Ltd»,. ordinary shares
10
12-16
1-
f 50c
^ i«) P.
2
Holderi
Payable of Rec,
$2.25
7
7'i-, 2 :/7l2-14
t50c
Corp.^-
$6 preferred (quar.)—
Birmingham. Fire Insurance Co. of
vania
,
12-6
Vl.,; 2
v
Columbus
When
.
Share
,
J...
(extra)
Baking Co., new com. (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)—
50c
12-13
'7,1-
,
84%c
(quar.)
preferred
7-7 :7.;; '77
of Company
Columbia
12-12
1-
$1
50c
•
7
on
,$ per Share
par)
Australasian
Loan
12-23
'7,1- 2
40c
77
6
7:1- 2:
20c
7
.
Lofland,
&
STOCKS
.
preferred
'■A'A'A:
12-31
$3.25 preferred
(quar.)
——;
Bingham Stamping, common—
£——
The American International Publishers, Inc., N. Y., 8%AAV'-A:-A:
5
1
$2.25
■
Binks Manufacturing
£,._"AAA$20 lot
777: Extra 1
—AA-AAA1 47
Birmingham Electric Co.,
Co., Greenfield, Mass, ($10
$7 preferred (quar.)
1
1—J—,1—10(4
_
Transacted
T
—
(irreg.)___-—
Industrial
Common
j
^AAiAA-AAAA;;' 26^
par)
First National Bank & Trust
Shares
*'
>
12-21
Aviation
Beneficial
7
1,312
33
par)
Bendix
y
common
($1 par).
Boston Ground Rent Trust ($100 par)
.
*
12-
12-31
——
' ;
$70 lot<
—
€0
*
Co.
12-16
25c
—
par)__,._A_30%:
Corp.,
Revair
1,400
.
Oil
n.
Trust—.
Estate
Real
Barrington
20
'.'1w
Bareco
12 Vic
($100 par)__
non-negotiable;; receipt for.
2 Mass. Utilities Associates >
preferred;
preferred ($50 par)
Lewis Wharf Co. ($100
20
8
'
4tVz%
$ per share
par) !
unit
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
(initial)-
(Ludwig) & Co.,. common
preferred
(s-a)
w
;
Holders
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
i
600
;
Bauman
v.''AAAA'A;A;7A:v; -^/Va'A V.
.
€20
y!
Share
•# '7
;
& Equipment Corp. of America—
Semi-annually
Wednesday,
on
of Company
When
Bank Bldg.
Bastian-Blessing Co.
(quar.)
.'.■,,.330 ; •;
.$5 lot v Bausch & Lomb Optical, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Beatrice Foods Co.,
Quebec Gold Research Ltd., ctf. dep
,
A :.' $2 lot
coir|. (increased quar.)
Industrial Development Corp. ($1 par)wA-^V7A;A.-^AA $8dot
:■ Extra
—
3% % preferred
(quar.)'^£
Boston Atheneaum ($300 par)—
7 Beatty Brothers, Ltd., .'mass A
(quar.)
Winthrop Building Trust, tr. ctfs. ($100 par) AAA-..--. $105 lot>
:
Class B! (interim)
Boston-South Dakota Gold Mining Co. ($1 par); ljMfese#'
A
100
•
Co., Boston,
Reisman Glass Fitzgerald Shoe Co
1,000
V
Name
JIaSaIa
STOCKS
Boston" Athenaeum
1
438
;;
Monday, December 9, 194(?
.-i.'vr:'^'-i.!
1
3-18
7
6-18
10-30
$1.75
9-18
.
D.
'
■
■
W.
G.
Cigar Corp.
(year-end).—
(initial).--
$1.25
12-24
12-12
$3
12-14
12-
Corp. ,.(s-a)————r.
50C
—
Daniels
&
Davega
.
Stores
Fisher
Stores
5
.
-
Extra'
,
Dayton &
——
Decker
Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)_
Records, Inc., new com. (initial) —„
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Delta
,
Electric
Decca
'
.
""
—————
——
■
,
:
——
'
—
—
-
;y'y-:'l;'y'
2,000
A:A A',"
*
Bulova
The Lido Corp. (N. Y.), 6% preferential certificates
of indebtedness
1
—i$70 lot
Manufacturers' Club of Philadelphia, 6% second mtge. ' ,
bonds due July 1, 1940
U—
$4 lot
Philadelphia Country Club, debenture notes series A,
•
due July 1, 1956——
—V 31 flat.
Colonial Colliery Co., 1st extended 6s due Sept. 1, 1954
$10 lot
;$12,500
*
Buckeye Steel
bonds
10,000
7,
Castings (year-end)
Watch
75C
Co,
(quar.)
1-2
12-18
I* 2
12-18
12-20
12-10
7
50c
-
a
a—2-—
—i——.J,——y
Piston
Ring ^year-end)—4
...
7
Extra
■
Burd
12- 9
50C
•
12-18;
25C
-.£—«
;|Bryndum Corp., common (stock dividend)—7
;f
One share of Hat Corp. of Amer. class B
7 7 stock for each 20 shares held
Class A
:
7 7
'
-l—
12-11
12-28
.
(stock dividend)—
share of Hat Corp. of Amer.
One
B stock for each 20
class
shares held--—-,—
Participating
Participating
DIVIDENDS
Dividends
,
first
grouped in two separate tables.
In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
current
which
Then
we
follow with
we
show the dividends previously announced,
but
r
12-28
"12-11
12-28
12-11
12-28
12-11
Extra
Petroleum
Acme
Corp.
6c
Wire
Co.
(extra)——
Express Co,
(year-end)
—
D.) Manufacturing Co. (quar,)..
Adams-Millis Corp.: (year-end)-.--^—-—
Ahlberg Bearing Co.; class A (quar.)—..
Air Investors, $2 non-cum. preferred——
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd.—
Allegheny & Western Railway—
'*$■
'
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j
—
(J.
12-31
12-16
12-20
12-30
12-20
1- 2
12-20
12-16
,
8%C
50c
50c
.
Guaranteed
>
:
:>
-
"
1- 2
1- 2
2-1
1-2
convertible preferred (quar.)_
& Logan Valley Electric Ry.—
$2.50
Altoona
Initial
-
—
Amalgamated
62Vic
-
Co.
,1.
.
<.
.
.
4%%
;
General
General
Ingersoll
(N. Y.)^
—25c
Pipe, 6% preferred (s-a).
'
$3
American Cities Power & Light—;
^
;
* Class B (resumed)
; ; 16c
American Crystal Sugar,
common
30c
'
;
.
1-15
Cannon
Capital
Capital
!"
12-27
;;
American
American
American
preferred
£$.$1.12%
(quar.)„;
Express
Co. (quar.)
Factors, Ltd. (year-end)
Home, Products (monthly)'
$1.50
70c
—
JJy.
International
American
Metal
..
-American
National
American
*
(year-end)
Products-.
Molasses
'American
Corp.
American
Co.
(quar.)
Finance, new preferred.
Reserve
5%
$3.50
prior preferred—834c
'
,
American Water
Insurance.
50c
Works, $6 preferred (quar.)
American Zinc Lead & Smelting,
$5
preferred
(quar.)_,
Anderson-Prichard
4%%
■;
,
preferred
common
Metal
Construction
2- 2
53c
'
(interim)™^
,
j
,
;
10c
12%c
(quar.)
i
-
50c
Extra
50c
12-31
1-
Asbestos
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ashdown Hardware
Class
A
B
3.60%
>s
-
Refining Co.,
preferred B
A
?b.
#,;
(extra)
2-1
1-6
2-1
2
10c .7 12-20
12-14
4%
•'
37%c
50c
1- 2
1- 2
-15c
12-20
50c. • 12-16 ::
$1
1-
2
■
$1
■
,
12-20
12-14
12-
$75C"
12-
1
11-12
$15c
12-
1
11-12
137 %C
12-
4
11-12
1
•7 50c
12-20
12-
9
50C
12-20
12-
9
50c
71-
2
7 12-11
12-18
$1
12-11
2
12-11
1-
5C
12-24
45c
(quar.)
7
12-24
12-16
12-16
9
3
12-23
12-13
12-31;
$2.12%
12-17
* 12-17
2
12-17
12-20
12-10
1-
$1.75
25C
Service,
$6
Ltd.
convertible
Cincinnati
12-20
Gas
&
Cleveland
■
Clinchfield
1-
12-27
.
(quar.)
—
Coal
(year-end)
prior preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
pfd.
4%
Telephone
(s-a)
Machine
Corp....
$1.75
40c
A
;
$1
Field
7
•'
Marshall
Financial
7. First
7First
•
,
12-18
12-
5
1-
2
12-10
2
25C
12-14
12-
7
77 62%C
12-31
12-
6
19c
12-31
12-20
50c
50c
50c
62V2c
7
12-16
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
12-
11-26
1
7 1-
1-10
1-
6
12-16
2
12-16
1-
75c
1-
12-16
(quar.)_
$1
1-
12-16
(quar.).
$1.13
1-
12-13
$1.50
1-
12-20
20c
1-
12-20
-25C
T2-20
12-10
—
—.
12-
Fund,
12- 6
12-28
12-17
$1.50
'12-28
12-12
7v60c
12-23
12-12
12-23
12-12
62 %C
,1-2
12-16
$1.60
I- 2
12-20
12-10
50c
12-
2
50c
12-10
12- 2
50C
"7
1- 2
12-16
$3
II-22
11-21
30c
12-19
12.- 9
85c
1-
2
12-14
$i
1-
2
12-14
50O
1-
2
12-16
m
.
,
50o
12-16
12-.3
75c
12-10
11-30
30c
12-18
12- 5
50c
12-18
12-
35C
12-23
12-12
50C
—
12-23
12-12
5
12-18
12- 6
30C
12-20
12-
50c
12-20
12- 9
15C
;
:v^'";'
$2 : 7;
2
12-14
4c
12-16
11-30
62 %C
77 1- 2
12-12
250
12-27
12-13
80c
12-23
15c
12-21
12-12
12-21
12-12
50C
12-31
7
Stores, Inc. (quar.).
Corp. .(initial) —7
-
——
-r
•
Food
Machinery Corp. (quar.)—
Forbes &»Wallace, $3 class A (quar.)
1-
9
1-15
1-25
50c
7
(quar.)
1-
$5
;2%o
•■
12-24
12-15
12-18
37 %c
$5 non-cum; preferred (year-end) A-A--Frankenmuth Brewing c0.7 (quar.) A-A-Avr
712-12
;.
1-
2
1-
5C
—-----£^w«-
12-14
2
1- 2
75c
(quar.).
Foster & Kleiser, class A preferre4
400 Madison Ave. Corp.—-
12-10
2
12-14
12-14
$1.25
$50c
12-16
1-25
12-31
25c
Frankfort Kentucky Natural Gas (quar.)-Fraser
Cos., Ltd.
(quar.)--_^._—
Fulton Service Corp.,
common
(year-end)Class A (year-end)
Fundamental Investors
(year-end)—
."
Garfinckel (J.) & Co.—•
New common (initial quar.)
51/z%
preferred
(quar.)
——
12-30
12-20
12-30
12-20
25C
80c
12-
2
12-24 7 12-12
;
v
37%c
12-31
12-16
34 %C
:
12-31
12-16
General American Investors—
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)Candy Corp. (year-end)
Mills, Inc. 5% preferred (quar.)
General Motors, $3.75 pfd. (initial quar.)
General Public Service Co., com. (irreg.)
$4.50
General
$4
convertible
preferred
$1.25
—
933/4c
—
General
Telephone
General
(year-end)
(quar.)
Corp.
414%
Products
Co.,
Extra
1
2-
1
12-31
12-9
12-31
12-13
25c
1-
2
1-
12-17
2
1-
2
(quar.)
12-17
12-17
5
2iy4c
12-20
12-
$1.12%
12-30
12-14
.—
25c
12-20
12-10
(quar.)—47
1-
87 %C
(quar.)
2
12-16
25c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
Fisheries,
Ltd.
(quar,)
—
(year-end)——
12-
2
>1-15
1-
2
1-
56 %c
-A
1-
,
12-13
12- 23
2
12-20
1-10
30c
a
2
7'-777
12-16
1-
2
12-12
M
12-31
12-14
$1
1- 2
62%c
,
;
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f
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7- *
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7'-;
7-
17
:
•
.
7"
A*1,;:."':7/
2
12-13
12-16
15c
$1.75
;;
2
1-
50C
>
common
12-
12-14
25c
(quar.)
4%%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)——
Globe
Knitting Works
(quar.).
Globe Wernicke, 7%
preferred (quar.)-,.
Gobel
(Adolf), Inc., new com. (initial)
Goldblatt Brothers,
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Company,
12-14
50c
—'
Gorton-Pew
12-31
2-
12-27
40c
——
Gladding McBsan & Co.—
Glidden
6
12-31
40C
common
4V2%
preferred (quar,)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
Gilbert (A. C.), $3.50 preferred
Girdler
Corporation ' (quar.)
9
12-16
$1.06%
com.
1-
2-10
25c
Instrument,
-Apreferred (quar.)
12-
12-10*
1
12-24
$1.37%
$1.50
Co.
Year-end
Gerber
1-
$1
(quar.)_
Time
■:'
7
77 2-71'
15c
7-
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)
Refractories
12-14
60C
General
;
:
12-17
12-23
National
Extra
,
A" 250
$2.75
Inc
Company
(year-end)—
Follansbee
Steel Corp.
.
6
12-16
lOo
—
m
Flintkote
Year-end
2
12-16
7
20c
of
Industrial
York
2
12-10
20c
■
(see Marshall)
Co. (quar.) ——
Sons
12-
12-
2 1
1^ 2
,
A--7,A7:'
Pennsylvania
1-
y
12- 2
12-31
20c
(quar.)——y:\y
(quar,)-—
•;■
12-10
12-22
10c
——
*•••'••'"
& Co.
Filene's(Wm.)
7 Finance Co.
;
•
12-24
m
:;
—
-
'
3
75C
Co.---——-1——(quar.)_
Co.
1-3
7
£——-——-
—
Publications
General
1-15
1-
a; $1
(quar.).
Tool
Suburban
15c
,>
Extra
—i-A.'—■--a—--££-———.
Ferry Cap & Set Screw-Co.—
Fiduciary Trust Co, of N. Y, (quar.)———
•
53C '7 12-31
60C : 1 12-21
$2
preferred
Hobbing
7f
t2c
77:
& Electric.
12-10
7.7
12-17
2
12-27
40c
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry.
12-16
12-5
7:$i;?
"'•'7
—
'
convertible
12-24
7%c
—
$1.41%-'•
preferred
7
$3
12-20
Special
■
Telephone, $2.50 preferred (quar.).
Ceraseal Chemical,
6%
preferred (initial).
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Pneumatic
6
(N. Y.)—
U
Mines,
12-
12-31
59 %c
—
Central
Cincinnati
'
1- 2
$1.183/4
Co.—1
Chicago
1-20
'
.
25c
;
(year-end)
Light & Power (quar.)
Soya
1-
t25c
(quar.);-A.A-
Forge
12-10
class B (s-a)«.
preferred
& Co.
Drop
2
1-31
1-31
——
1212-
yyytiy 12-17
'■
1- 2
$$7. '
-
Investment
Patricia Gold
Water
1-
tlOc
7
Felt & Tarrant Mfg.
12-12
2-10
12-20
7v; $177'
(initial)
Extra
•
.
12-10
11-27
7®
2
$1.41%
preferred
$2.50
.
m12-20
2
—7':
Public
-
1-
2
^
Extra
1-6
fl5c
1-
50c
common..
(quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal Co.
12-10
$1
(quar.)_
1
12-14
1-
quar.) ———*
a
Illinois
■"
12-31
1-
(quar.)
A
$35C
'
(Fred)
Federated
'11-30
135c
preferred
Central
12-10
1-
2
1-15
12-15
$$1.25
$$2
(quar.)__
(reduced)
—
Auto Fabric Products Co., Ltd.—
"
60c participating class A
(quar.)
Automatic Washer Co. (year-end)
..Avery (B. F.) & Sons, C% pfd." (quar.)
Avon Allied Products, 4% preferred
(quar.)
7; Axelson Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
1-1
vl2- 8
«
90c
pfd.
I rBaltimore Radio Show, Inc.
12- 8
fl5c
;
4%
12-31
1-
;
$$2,
(quar.)
—!
.1
preferred (quar.)—
Flouring Mills (quar.) —„
preferred
12-27
preferred
Federal
11-30
2
J50c
7
Corp.
1-
$15c
7
—...
Central Ohio
.
(initial)
Atlantic
12-31
}60c
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Class
J20c
6%
Central
2i;. 12-16
<-12- 9
J30c
.
Extra
'
Central
12-24
'
12-16
$56%C
preferred
Central
12-16 %£ 7
12-15 &
.
General
1-31
.7 $30c
•
(s-a) --£££>--—-—AA—77
Emerson Drug Co., class A (year-end)
Class B
(year-end) V
8 %
preferred (quar.) -_£——£——£--£»
Exeter & Hampton Electric (extra)
—
Exolon Company
(increased)
—
Fairmont Creamery Co., com. (year-end)
77 ' 4% preferred (quar.)
.*
Faultless Rubber Co.
(initial)
;
12-16
(s-a)
,£^.£,
Quarterly
^
12- 6:% 11- 7
12-31
12-31
12-31
^
7%- 2nd
4.75%
"1
i-
&
7 7%
7
12-16
——
preferred
137c
7
12-14
i.
'
A Elliot, Company, 5%
7
12-
J 50c
(quar.)
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.
12-16
v;
12-
Central Electric & Gas—
1-10 / ;
.
1st
(accum.)
;: Elmlra & Williarasport RR. Co.—
I
Extrft'
£——«£—..
—
Centennial
jl-17
12-31
t
1st
'
?;r;lB-16
?
1
25c
Arkansas Western Gas (quar.)
Art
2-
2
2
—
Special
12-10
1- 2-? it.
'•
12-311 12-16
1- 2
10c
11-
12-31
t50c
(quar.) ..£—————£^..*.
(quar.)
^,7^.
Co.
pfd.
Extra vvjiiil'iw;
7
.
1-2
12-23
' $1.25
Oil, common
(quar.)
Anglo-Iranian Oil, Ltd.—
American
deposit receipts
$1.50
.
'
12-
143 3Ac
Mills, - Inc
—...
Ltd., 7% preferred (accum.)v
Castle (AV M.) & Co. (special) £^—.
Celanese Corp. of America—
New
common
(initial)
12-16
1-14
15o
——,
Products,
Cloth
(quar.)
& Mfg.,
12-14
—
Elizabethtown
'
Carthage
12-10
12-30
Co.
,
7
2
$15C
'Cassidy'S,
12-14*
20o
12-
1-
——
£
:Extra
4%
y-
1- 2,:'; 12-14*v;
12-23
12-20
1- 2
(quar.) _£'■■
pfd.
Ltd.
(increased
preferred
Carriers
12-14 >y
lOq, >
15c'"",;
Wire
$1.50
y
12-17
12-20
35c
y
Extra,.
American
Transit
12-11
12-28
—
$5C '
—
Ltd.
.7 'Extra
j.
12-17
^
$25c
Carna tion Co.,. common
12-18
1-.2
1- 2
1- 2
.11-30
-
prior
1-10
-
—
''7 Extra
s
4V2V0
Mills .Co.
Carborundum
.12-20
1-10
2-1
£..
—
5%
Westlnghouse,
6%
—
Class -B
Fear
—-
Extra
7
i 12-90
1-2
Quarterly
2- 1
—
Rand,
Oil Cos., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
8%
Canadian
.
12-17
American Cast Iron
t50c
Electric, Ltd, (quar,)
Investments, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
7
■
^American Alliance Insurance Co.
-
(initial)
Canadian
*
■
12- 6
$$1.25
—
Ltd., common
preferred
Canadian
.,12- 6
1-2
1- 2
£_i.——^'
•
12-18
—
U0C
Canadian
.
12-21
12-10
preference (quar.)
,
75c
.
_i
(quar.)
>
5c
———
Sugar
-Extra
12-20 '
12-20
1-15
12-14
:
convertible
12-6
12-28
—
$1.75 preferred
(quar.)
;
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—
*
Electric
non-cum.
12-27
Participating
11-30
12-10
12-14
12-13
12-20
12- 9
12-3
————
—
60c
Canadian Celanese,
12-16
(s-a)
"
$3
&-Equipment (quar.)—2VzC
) AllianceWare, Inc., common (year-end)—
30c
'
^•Jf^Allen
Common
V
11-30
12-28
—
——
12-20
12-5
$$1.25
....
———
12-20
12-24
$1
.50c
60c
20c
$3
(extra)
Adams
Adams
12-24
2c
(quar.)
12-10
25c
—
(increased
quar.)
preferred
(quar.) £«£^-.--£;
Canadian Canners, Ltd.-^
7 5% 1st preference (quar.)
Participating
Holders
When
1-
12-10
2
$$1.25
7t25c
I,—
non-cum. preferred
(s-a)—.
Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd.—
Payable of Rec.
12-11
12-21
<
.
5%
Share
————————
—
Steel Co.
Acme
'
;
-
7
20c
12-14
5A $2
; Electric-Ferries, Inc;, common£-£7-—A^-£
7
6% prior preference (quar.)
—Electrical Products Corp. (quar.)———
12-11
12-28
15C
$62 Vic
(quar.).*
77 5%
.
Pet
Aberdeen
B
12-28
$3.50
(s-a)
(quar.)_.
Co.
class
Machinery Corp. .initial).,———
Canada Steamship Lines—
The dividends announced this week are:
4
5%
r
$1.50
(s-a)
; Canada
declared.
of Company
Bread,
11-30
7
Dow Drug Co., 1% preferred (quar.)
7-Duff-Norton Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—-U
; Eaton Paper Corp.,
common Myear-end)^A-7
6% prior preferred (s-a)-..
Ecuadorian. Corp., Ltd.————-i7 Edison (Thomas A.), class " A————- 7
(stock dividend)—
of Amer. for
preferred
Manufacturing
12-10
.Corp..AAA7-•-
.Dominion Steel 8; Coal,.Ltd.,
Douglas & Lamson (quar.)
;77'' Extra ■
Corp.
Canada Cycle & Motor, Ltd.—5%
1st preference (quar.)
Further details and record of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in,the week when
Name
Hat
2nd
non-cum.
Camp
Canada
which have not yet been paid.
.
$7
.7'
second table in
a
A
of
12-14
IOC
,
$2.50
-u..;..
7 --each "20 shares held—————
$3 non-cum. particpating preferred
are
week.
A
class
share
One
.
■
class
12-31
12-21
12-21
s
Foundry & Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Oilcloth &. Linoleum7(quar.)i—
"
12-10
12-14
50c
-
common
12-19
2;
25C
Coal, Ltd.,
7 Dominion
'7..'
Extra
1-
'■
mi
,
Dominion
—
—
12-20
h
-
Dominion
—
■
,rA
:A;vVA #'5,000
-y
7!
;
--L-
12-16
25C
Portland .Cement—
■'
12-14
12-16
12-20
$1.12%
Products-—
Doehler-Jarvis
—
——
V' Extra
7
20c
'
,
Diamond T Motor Car <quar.)-———-£i—
7 Discount ; Corp„;. "(extra) ——££-^£-7'..
—;
•
1-
1-2
20c
—
£..£.—7—i-*',
Diamond
.
.
Steel
Extra
2
12-30
5C ;
■
Detroit
-
A;
(quar.)—
——
12-14
12-14
1-
40c
Denver Dry Goods, 4V2% preferred (quar.).
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
(stock dividend—
ATwo for one - split.-——.-1.—...
.
.
;'i
Co,
7-
—
—
■'
Extra
•
.
7-T- 2
7:
$1
$1
•
aa*.'
'
ij-
j
V
■{ rtt
yblume
164
Number 4549^
THE; COMMERCIAL
i"
'
Per
Name of Company
<
Granite
Grant
>
City
Steel
(W. T.)
3%-%
Gray
Company,
preferred
Drug
*'»
•
common
(quar.)
25C
Stores
1-
2
1-
2
2
3
(quar.)
Griess-Pfleger,:Tanning
Co.
(year-end)
(quar.)__„ _____
(
Gro-Cord; RubbdrlCo.
Guaranty Trust 'Co.. (N. Y.) '(quar.)______.l '
Guenther, Publishing Co.
(year-end)
Guilford Realty
Co., 6% preferred (quar,)2« ^
Hall t(C.
;M,') rliamp Go. (resumed)
Hanson-Van Winkle Munning Co.
(year-end)
Harbison-Wholesale; Co. (quar.)
,.
Extra
.<
'
Hart-Carter
''
Co.,
■/•'■v
common..,
B
4%%
.preferred
Class
Heinz
A
(H.
(quar.)
_
(quar.)_
\
Class
Corp.,
class
A
;
___
:J;
Hlinois
"
Bell:
12-14
1-
2
12-
2
12-
7
4
12-
9
12-
9
12-
2
12-12
11-30 V
12-12
1-
'
Vb % ( preferred
4 %
12-20
12-20
12-
5
2
12-24
1-
12-24
12-13
4%%
11-30
12-16
1- 2
:
12-15
7
12-
;
10-
Mississippi Shipping /Co.
■%' Special
-
IOC
(qufer.).
Ingersoll-Rand, <6% preferred
Interlake
Steamship
International
Coal
International
Co.
Nickel
7%
v
preferred
7%
preferred
( International
(s-a)
($5
Co., Ltd.- (s-a)_,u
Canada, Ltd.—
:
(quar.)
-
■
International
2
(accum.)
Ltd.-—
Co.,
$2.50
-
-
i
_
Reinsurance
2-
$2.50
9
45c
-It
43 %c
1-
6
50c
£ 1-15
11-19
/.( Class
12-23
,
A
(year-end)Class B
(year-end)—
;~i—
Jamestown Telephone- 5%- preferred A-(s-a).
/ 6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Jeannette Glass, 7%. preferred
(quar.)
,
Jeffqrson
Electric
(year-end)---^—I
Joseph & Feiss Co.
(quar.)-—
Manufacturing Co. (quar,)——LKalamazoo Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
—
12-26
12-14
12-12
12-
2C
(quar.)
Common
(increased)
t-...——
;v>
(
f5^; preferred
—
Year-end
:F
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—
convertible
class
y
*
A
(quar.)
:.
^
-
1-
2
40c
12-21
1-
2
Year-end
-,,v:
Series
90c
•
B-l
(s-ai
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)Petroleum Co.5 (resumed)
Corp,, (year-end)—
Crosse Telephone Corp.
La
Plante-Choate
(increased s-a)Co.; (quar.)^_——l
Mfg.
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.
12-19
National
12-28
2
1-
2
12-14
21c
12-16
(extra)
12-31
12-31
11-27
_
1-
(quar.)—---i.-
12-24
Semi-annually.
Locke
Steel
—
Chain Co.
Gas
Electric
&
(Ky.),
preferred (quar.)
'5% preferred i (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co.
Ludwig Baumann & Co.
Lyon Lumber
Co.
&
12-14
Petroleum
Manhattan Financial
Class
B
Mansfield
(year-end)—
45c
,
-
-
&
class A
common
'
Extra
$1.20
convertible
preferred
Trust Co.
Marlin-Rockwell
Corp.
Watch,
of
N.
(Initial
$5
non-cum. -
Ohio
Water
12-13
12-23
12-20
12-12
12-
9
1-15
12-12
12-26
12- 9
12- 9
ttf-
Omar,
Inc.,.
1
7%
3-15
•
12-23
Scott
12-15
Ottawa
shares
2-
12-12
12- 5
$2.25
12-10
13c
1-15
12-31
' 45c
>
1- 2
12-10
12-10
y-;;T2%c
12-19
12-16
12- 9
2-
1
1-1
1-
2
12-23
1-
2
12-14
1- 2
12-14
$1.12%
25c
2
12-10
1- 2
12-11
30c
?;
1-
25c
1-
2
12-11
12-12
25c
12-24
70c
12-24
25c
12-20
12- 6
25c
2
12-20
$1
1-
75c.
r
12-10
'
1-
20c-
12-20
y ;12r- 6/is
12-11?
2
1- 2
'
1-
It 2
12-
12-27
12-20
12- 8
Smith
—.
(quar.)
'
(Howard)
/Southwestern
7.
Common
12-
"D"
Standard
3
30c
•
'
12-13
$1.60
80c
(quar.}
12-30
12-20
12-10
15c
12-20
12-12
12-12
10c
;;
12-31
under
the
terms
of
Railway
'
(quar.)_
$80c
Atlantic
Telegraph
Pacific Coast Terminals
Service
(s-a)
Co.
50c
5
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pacolet Mfg., 5% preferred
(quar.)
(s-a)
Bank
Shares
Corp,
(year-end)
Pennsylvania Industries,
12-31
12-16
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.
12-31
12-16
12-20
12-10
Common
12-15
Co.
&
2
12-12
1-2
12-12
1- 1
12-16
■/:■
1- 2
,.;12-14
12-16
12-
Power
12-14
12-
1-
2
12-10
Peoples
1-
2
12-14
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack)
12-
2
1- 2
12-31
1-20
450c
(accum.).
(quar.)—
62 %C
12-31
11
2
12-14
1-
$1.50
>
$1
•'
2
12-14
x-2
12-29
4-
1
3-20
25c
pfd. (quar.)
12-24
12-10
$1.25
—_j
1- 2
12-14
pfd.
25c
(quar.)—
—-
com.
preferred
Corp.,
(year-end).
:
12-
1
11-20
10C
12-
1
.11-20
20 c
$1
12-31
12-16
20C
12-23
40c
;
(quar.)
3-1
12-16
2-17
12-24
12-28
common
—...
—
(quar.)—
:
—
—.
class
A
Inc.
(year-end),
(quar.)—.
Co.
37 %c
—
12-18
12-20
12-13
12-20
12- «
12-27
12-10
V 1- 2
12-10
1-
12-10
6
3-20
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
1- 2
12- 0
1-
12- 9
2
12-12
12- 0
12-27
12-18
1- 2
12-18
12-14
12-4
12-14
12-
4
85c
(year-end)
Taylor Instrument Cos.
Tecumseh
50c
12- 2
$3
12-31
12-20
50c
12-28
.12-13
12-28
12-13
4.10%
11-25
V
12-21
12-27
12-12
$1.75
—
■
$3
12-14
12-
.: 25c -
(quar.)——.
7
preferred
Textiles,
Inc.
'
Co
—
1-
2
10c
2
12-14
12-10
11-30
1-
$1.02%
(quar.).*
1-
2
12-10
25c
1-
2
12-21
25c
1-
2
12-21
$$2.50
common—
preferred (quar.)
Thayers, Ltd., $3.50 preferred (accum.)
Thomas Steel Co., common
(increased)
1-
2
12-14
25C
preferred (quarJ
Toledo Shipbuilding Co.
(liquidating)—
Tooke Brothers, Ltd.
(interim)
4%%
12-12
12-27
12-12
$1.06 y4
12-14
12-5
$10
—
12-27
20C
12-11
53c
;
Transmisstyq.Co.—
•4%
12-10
12-21
ft
12-10
12-21
Products
Tennessee Gas
12-20
30c
12-20
12-
5
$40C
1-
3
12-18
—
$15q
1-
2
12-14
$$1
1-
1
12-31
t$l
1-
1
12-31
—
$$1,12%
1-
1
12-31
12-14
Toronto Iron Works, Ltd.—
•
1- 2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
$2
12-15
11-30
25c
1-15
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)—
—_
12-10
lr20
■
(quar.).
(initial)
12-10
12-27
60c
participating class A
Traders Finance
Class
Corp.
12-10
183/4c
$1.50
7
12-16
$1
$i
12-16
12-10
$1
■—I—:
Tappan Stove
$1
1- 6
12-24
75c
Tube
Talon,
2%c
1-10
$1
12-20
20c
...—-
Co.—
60c
Corp.
Investment,
preferred
12-18
(quar.)
2
12-10
—.
2
50c
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water
1-
12-10
12-20
•
Securities
pfd.
1- 2
12-20
12-24
12-31
(special)
$2.10
12-13
10c
3
12-16
—
Pennsylvania Telephone,
12-23
70c
v/!';■; 4c
1-
1-15
$1
(accum.)..
12-14
7%c
12-28
...
&
$6 pfd.
12-14
12-28
12-24
12-31
;
12*
1V
12-28
$2.50
—
12-16
12-28
3
$1.50
Chemical, 5% preferred (quar.).—
Industries, 4% preferred (quar.)
Patterson-Sargent Co.
Peerless Casualty, 6%
preferred (s-a)—
Penney l(J. C.) Co....
■
12-31
16C
1-
15c
com.
$1.75
,
Corp^.—..
Bag & Paper
Factors
$1.50
Telegraph,
$6
12-11
1-10
37%C
—^
12-16
50c
(year-end)
Co., /class B (year-end).^
10c
Stanley Works (year-end)
$1
Steel Products Engineering Co.
20C
(quar.)
Sterling Drug, 3% % preferred (quar.) —
87 %c
Sterling, Inc.
(quar.)
12 %c
250
Stokely-Van
Camp,
common
5%
prior preferred (quar.)
25c
Stromberg-Carlson, common (year-end)—.*. /':/;•:/ 75c
: 4%
convertible preferred
50c
(quar.).
40c
Strouss-Hirschberg Co.
(quar.)
Sun Chemical Corp.,
15c
common
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)—.—_—
$1.12
Sunset McKee Co., class B (quar.)
37 %C
',.
(s-a)
12-10
12-18
—
$80c
,
2
12-31
5C
75c
12-13
$4
1-
12-31
+25c
convertible
Standard
thefyy:
...
12-10
4c
Standard Stoker Co.
12-10
12-27
1-2
5c
Co. (quar.)
(quar,)
Co
;■!., /Year-end
12-10
12-31
.
6
12- 9
Paper Mills, Ltd.-
Dredging Corp.,
Standard
12-14
12-
2
$1.50
(quar.)
Southwestern. Gas & Electric, 5%
11-26;
9
1-
31 %c
62V2c
Square
2
12-13
150
———
Southern Advance
1-
12-28
83%c
(year-end)
(quar.),.—__.i-._3.:——
Salle Street
La
6
12-27
$1.25
4%
preferred (quar.)
Sorg Paper Co., 6% preferred A
4.6% preferred B (accum.)
/South
6
12-
11-30
35c
—,,
12-18
$1.25
.
Co.
Co.
12-
12-27
12-
$1.50
.
cash.
—
Common
1
I
Leather
or
12-12
25c
$$i.75
—
*
dividend
,
$10c
—
(year-end).
Publishing
.Simplicity Pattern Co. (extra)
uSloan .& Zook Co. (quar.)
>■'.( Extra
12-18
12-27
Co.
'.Simmons-Boardman
;:12-20
15c
common
—
Extra
7
40c
Electric
Shakespeare
12-10
12-26
Ltd.,
(quar.)——
Products, Inc. (year-end)
ft
Seton
12-13
$1.05
——
iSick's Seattle Brewing & Malting
12-14
1- 2
;
$8%c
—
....
1
2
"
(s-a)
Industries,
Stock
11-30
12-20
22J/2c
r
Inc.—
Telephone
12- 4
12-20
20C
preferred A (quar.)—
Corp. General, common......—„
preferred (quar.)..
-■WW* TP99*
.$7 preferred (quar.)
Selected American Shares.
5 3
12-23
12-16
50c
Pacific-American Investors, Inc.—
$1.50
preference
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
12-14
$2
(quar.)
$6
agreement, ,•..■:•■?/'
&
12-12
$10C
Securities
12-14,.
;/ 2-15
15c '
—
Electric
12- 5
12-26
10c
5%
11-30
11-30
1-15
/ 15c
common
Co.,
12- 5
12-14
75c
Williams, Inc. (year-end)—..
Electric, 3.35%
pfd. (quar.)
.Securities Acceptance Corp,, com. (quar.)...
payment of -one shilling on* the ordinary :
shares.
Payable to the holders of the '
Orpheum
12-15
12-15
12-14
'75c
,
(quar.).——.
Scranton
( A
';•> deposit
1
1
30c
10c
f preferred
Eangamo
12-13
6%
American,
1-
1-
$1.75
$1.75
.
Safway Steel
12-16
12-15
preferred
(quar.)i.——.—$1.50
O'Okiep, Copper CO
_i.—
.r—.yIB Vic
t
Works
—
.
Russell
3-15
4-
53y8c
>
——
Old Line Life Insurance nf America
"
"
1)
—
preferred
Metal
Industries
Extra
5
12-
4-
$37%c,
.
common
Co.
$1
12-23
Ross
//
Co. "(quar.) i
30c
1
12-16
12-20
Gear
Genesee
convertible
12-27
1
quar.)
preferred
Service
(quar.)——
;
6
12-26
50C
—
Ronson Art
12-
12-10
—
2
35C
■
...—
12-21
12-7
12-20
(quar.)
11-
12-23
35C
________
//v Extra /—
.
,
—_
25C
Y.
12-14
12-10
.....
(quar.)-
(year-end)
12-12
4
41C
—.
Co.
25c
,
"
Manufacturers
&
35c
<s-a)„_,
,
(Ohio)Mquar.)
5c
Corp.,
Rubber,
2
:
&
V20c
Pathe
6,
12-10
12-14
12-14
5c
Products
50c
Park
12-2,0
2
1-
12-24
12-31
12-
1-
12-21
12-24
12-10
1-. 6
12-26
12-20
37 %c
Valley RR. (s-a)
^Rochester Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)
4%% 1st preferred Series A..
Roeser & Pendleton, Inc
Rome Cable
Corp., common
u——
1-20
Brass, class A (year-end)
.''i-PpPr;$1
Class -B(yeai'-end) —..i..>4-*'—-*:■'"•/
$1
phio Service Holding— "
'
Metal
12-14
(accum.)—
conv.-
—
„
y
1
12- 2
Extra
(irreg.)—————,
12-10
12-20
$15c
______
—.....
_____
—.
50c
1-25
12-10
12-13
40c
(R.
1- 2
—
preferred
12-31
$2
(quar.)
Inc.
—
1412-21
'Extra.—..._ii_—'$,k
12-10
12-31
8%C
12-31
2
12-26
7%c
B
$1.10
preferred (quar,)—;.
Co.—ii.
Mfg.
Pacific Public
12-16
12-31
1-25
1-
50o
10c
Rieke
12-11
;
7c
A
Co.
Pacific Telephone &
12-31
—;
.
(year-end)
Clock
12-13
1-15
2
12-16
1-25
25C
——_—-
37 %c
-convertible
12-16
1-15
12-
12- 2
2
1-
$1.50
________
—.
12-15
yi-2-'
Corp.—7
Research
class
12-16
(see Baumonn)
Co.
Co.
Co.,
2
1-15
12-16
Stores
Motors,
4%
—4
Mutual
12-31
$1.25
12-16
12-2i;
2
2-
20c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)..——.
4V4 % preferred (tiuar.).
Co.,
Tool
1-
31 %c
——
Tire
12-13
12-20
—........
12-13
.
6c
l-' 2
'
Macmillan
Tea
1
$12 %c
(quae.)—
25c
series.
Car
12-31
37% c
-
(extra)
Lytton'S; (Henry, C.).
12-
12-14
v: 1-15
soc
common
Corp. ((special).
stock
Trust
Pacific
'75c
—
(quar.)——..——
$5
.
1
12-31
(quar.)—
.,37%c
Loew's (Marcus) Theatres, Ltd., com. (quar.)
:-v $$i
7%
preferred
(quar.)—---——
"
$$1.75
Louisville
1
2-
12-20
-r
Inc.
'
2-
1
12-21
25c
37% c
10c
Loew's,
7
2-15
3-1
50c
:
—
1
3-
'/ 50c
'
Lipton (.T. J..), Inc., 6% preferred (quar.)
Little Schuylkill Navigation RR. & Coal Co.—
12-
4-
50c
i—
x__Lion Match Co.;(s-a)—.————.
wt
Lfpe-Rollway Corp.; $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)_
12- -6
2
(quar.)
com.
Rochester
Ohio
12-10
12-16
Realty,
12-10
,7
12-16
12-20
!
Extra
2
1-
(quar.)
J.) Tobacco, com. (year-end).
(year-end):
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.—
•
7%
1st preferred (quar.)—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Rlegel Paper Corp. (quar,)..
12-26
1-
Service
York
$2
12-21
12-23
$4
<
—
12-16
$1
30c
12-20
Corp.. (year-end)
12-21
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Corp. (quar.)
;
$2
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd.
$2
(s-a)
Lincoln
Printing
(year-end)——
l $1.25 >
Lindsay Light & Chemical, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
17%C ;
,Idne Material Co. (stock dividend)
5% •
Linen Service Corp. of Texas, $5 pfd.
(s-a)_
$2.50
12-16
2
2
7%c
75c
yOhip Associated Telephone—
12-21
12-31
12-16
1-
(quar.)
12-11
series
Haven
4%%
Oil
60c
12-10
2
1-
'
Investors
York
.i;:y;
2
60c
;
,
12-
12-20
1-
;
12-20
—
Natural; Gas 1, (year-end)
Spring Co. (year-end)
TJutrine Candy Co. 5(quar.) ——
12-14
$50c
12-16
•
12-11
—-
Light, 4% pfd. (quar.).
Telegraph (s-a)
;
(quar.)
North Star Oil, 7% preferred
(accum.)—
12-12
12-10
1-
i/.: ;B
(year-end)
(quar.)
Electric
New
11-30
12-13
12-16
2
50c
___;
12-20
New Jersey Power &
Va,)-—.
—
Co.
>.
12-14
12-31*
'
Lansing' Stamping Go.
' "-.. Extra:
;(_■ 6% preferred
New
12-16
$$1.50
-
Lfnlc-Belt
2
11-30
5
2
1-
58 %C
—_
(qua|:);;t
,rCorp.r_________3._—_______
A
Class
12-13
f, 1- 2
12-14
i ..V 20c
—
(year-end)
Lawyers. Title Insurance (Richmond
Common (s-a)'
&
Steel
National
9
12-16
12-
1-
15C
(quar.)—.——
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
Risdon Manufacturing Co.———,
Robbinaft Myers, $1.50 partic. preferred—
Robinson Cotton Mills, Ltd.
(interim).—
Aviation
iP- Industrial
5
'•W-. 55c
(Ont.) (s-a)
Extra
,,
12-21;
preferred
Reynolds
12-16
1-15
62y2c
—
No-Sag
80c
-
12-14
Oklahoma—
$3.37 y2
;
—
Ndrthern
10C-
Knott
12- 5
41 %C
—
$3.50
(s-a)
common
Securities &
11-30
12-14
1st
',." Extra
1
12-16
12-23
preferred
11-30
!142c,< i12-14
Kirby
<;
.-•>
Gas
12-14
42c
-
—^_^v
(quar.)
Corp. (year-fend)"—..——
Enameling & Stamping—..
—£
12-14
J
$2.70
.
30c
New
37&C
:
Semi-annually1
•
Co.,
preferred
Newmarket
Keystone Custodian Stock Fund series K-2—
;
1st
Income
■
2
;.
-
preferred
Newark -Telephone
12-
of
Renfrew Textile, Ltd., class A
Renner Company (s-a)
12-16
1- 2
12-20
12-14
50c
'
1
25c '
^
New Brunswick Telephone (quar.)
New. Hampshire "Fire Insurance Co. (quar.).
12-16
'75c
'
5%
National
12-16
12-
-
$48c
(quar.)
common
,
12-16
2
12-27
12y2c
~
$1.75
(quar.)
National
1- 2
SOC
12-
1-15
12-14
12-12
7%c
Class
,12-14
12-15
50c
12-10
'■
Reliable
11-30
1- 2
.
30c
,
Nestle-LeMur
:'v;'vT-
$1.25
:
(extra)
.J.—
Kearney (James R.) Corp., common (quar.)
V 6% preferred ' (s-a)—
Kelley Island Lime & Transportation Co,-
$1.50
20c
:
Company
12-16
12-20
••
2
12-31
$2.50
$2.50
12-21
-
1-
12-27
___________
i
12-10
1- 2
25c
-
12-
2
(s-al...
_____
Rayonier, Inc.^ $2:,preferred (quar.)
Reed Drug Co;','common (quar;)
Reo
12-14
1-
; 12-16
12-16
$$1.20
12- B
'!9
.
.
12-14
$1.25
12-13
12-20
30c
Extra
6%
12-16 V
12-20
Co., com. (quar.)..;
10c
(quar.)—.
$1.12%
National
Rubber
Machinery
;
; '
25c
^rational Safety Bank & Trust Co, (N, Y.)—•
1
: Kawneer
;
-
12-16
^l5c:
—
Kansas Electric Power, 5% preferred
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
■'
.11-22
;
15c
12-16
$i
•1:: 25C
.
Justrite
i;
1- 2
$1,
25c
v
.
(s-a)
Paper
National Linen
12-14
$1.75
■
;.
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
preferred
//National
.12-14
i',1-
2
1
12-27
/
—$1.25
National
1-
11-
B—
National
1-
$2.50
$1.50
/
—
prior
National
12- 6
$1.50
Co.
Radio-Keilh-Orpheum
Railway Equipment ft
"
(s-a)
Lines,
convertible
4%%
2L50,
50c
.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
__—£:":'
Corp.,-new common (initial)..._
Nathan Strauss-Duparquet—
.,v>(
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)..
4
James River Bridge System—
.
(extra)
Nachman
12-12
12-14
"
12-16
1-
<"11-26
9
1-10
75c
—
(s-a)__;_.—
preferred (quar.)
Queen Anne Candy; (quar.)
7/
12-
Murray-Ohio
12-26
12-24
1- 2
,
.$1.75
Murphy Paints, Ltd.
'
11-22
80C
Vfo
!j
12-12
;
20c
...
—56.y4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telegraph
Munising
12-14
;.:4 30c
Z2o
/!:>
^Island Mountain Mines Co., Ltd.
(
2
11-23
1
12-
Interstate
5
12-
12-16
12-W
12-31
SOC
(initial).
$4
12-10
Vernon-•Mortgage, preferred
3%
12-20,
Vernon-v™OT®erry Mills, Inc.— •
^'(j; Common (Initial)
—...$4 '% 12-20
112-10
1
12-16
Mount
12-12
12- 2
12-
Public Service
Mount
1- 2
1-
l- 2:
60c
(year-end)
-
1
V 1-14
'
$$1.S0
Department Stores
Investors Management Fund (year-end)
Investors Mortgage Co.. (Bridegport)
(quar.)
5
12-10
,1-2
12-23
12-10
2- 1
,
$8%c •'
;
5%- pfd.
A
$6.75
"
50c *•
12-
12-10
12-24 ">12- 9
62 %C
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
preferred
(monthly)
7 %
,25c
(accum.)
2
12-
12-20
.
1-21
$1
preferred
C'- 6%
;
,r-
25c
1
2
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
12-16
1-15
2
1-
Public
12-12
1-2
7
1-
25c
■
A
Midwest—
Moore-McCormack
12-10
12-19
$$1.25
Safety Razor, class A—
Shoe
(quar.)
Silver, 7% preferred (quar.)
International
,Inter-Ocean
tmc
•
_•
,
1st preferred (s-a)
International
preferred
Montreal
12-17
12-30
12-13
12-27
1-
15C
50c
Provident Loan ft Savings- Society of Detroit
Service Co. of Colorado—
12-13
.10c
,,
12-12
12-10
(quar.)
&
2nd
12-16
j.
12-16
10-16
6
1- 2
(quar.).....
Industries
'
'
of
par)
Power
1-
$3
12-28
12-20
12-
50C
Fropper-McCallum Hosiery, 1st pfd.
12-14V
12-20
1- 2
10c
Style
12-11
12-21
12-23
12-14
1-2
1-15
2
1-
1-2
.
60c
_
(quar.)
.
Paints,
International
^ 6%
ft: Coke
Co.
.
(year-end)
.
8%
:
12- 0
& 1-
11-15
$1
.
2
1- 2
12-13
50c
£
Lambert, Inc. (year-end)
Progress Laundry
(quar.)
12-28
75c
-s.
Assurance
Portland
Montgomery Ward & Co.
1-15
.
12-14
$1.50
(initial)
12- 3
1-
35o
Life
Monolith
Class
$1.03 Vb
2
20c
L
common—
(quar.).„—:
Light, 7% pfd.
1-
2
45c
12-14
30c
(accum.).
Minnesota- Valley Canning, class
5%
preferred
(quar.)...
12-14
12-16:
Co.^
Pratt
2
1-
$1.75
Co—
preferred
Portis
1-
Fuel
12-13
12-13
$1
'
?
...
(quar.)....
Co., class B (extra)
(H. K.) Co., common
12-20
2
$1.75
^
Co.
12-29
1-
15%e
(quar.)...
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
2
15c
Year-end
5%
12-10 ."i
12-20
•
'
J1.50
Corp.—.
Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
Gas
12-31
75c
&
Porter
11-27
1-20
25c V.
/•
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
4
12-30
40C
,
12-10
$1.50
,
Poor
12-16
2c
'
—
Cement, 6% preferred A—
Food, class A (accum.)^.
preferred
Milwaukee
11-22
12-31
Oil
Miller-Wohl
;
6
1
West
Monarch
(increased)
(s-a)
2
15c
—.
preferred
Midland
12-16
.12-
12-15
12-
6C
_
com.
4 %
Middle
12-20
> 1-10
50c
>
1-
Pocahontas
2
1- 2
15c
,
12-11
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Copper Co. (extra)
;
Michigan Asociated Telephone—1
6% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Bumper Corp. (resumed)
Michigan Seamless Tube—.-..—.——.
12-10
12-26
.
,
Co.
Miami
11-30 :
65c
,
;
&
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (irreg.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (initial quar.)
Extra
;
*..ir;,v.'.„
J
v
Johnson
*;•
12-14
1
50c
.
preferred
12-
1- 2
,
$1.50
-Extra -1
12-16
:
•
-■
30c
Megowen-Educator
(Wis.)—.
Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp.—
$3 preferred
(irreg.)_;
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
•'
Plymouth Cordage Co.
Medusa Portland
12-14
'
20C
,.37%c
,
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light,
11-30
:
12-16
12-16
$i
preferred
12-10
Conveyor Co. (quar.)—,
Navigation Co. (quar.)
Extra
,12-16
;
7%
37y2c
■
..
11-
12-23
1j
——.—,
Plume & Atwood
,
(quar.)^_.
,
12-20
40c
(quar.)i__—
Chemical Co. (year-end).
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common (quar.)
,
12-18
Plough, Inc.
Mead
7
1-
12-26
37 %c
___
(guar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—.
American deposit receipts
(interim)
Independent ' Pneumatic TooL.
'
2c
Fund
Trust
•'
Pittsburgh Coke ft
7,
12-
I-
12-10
12-14
.
,
12-19,
Common
4
1
$1.50
Telephone
-preferred
12-10
1-
$1.50
.
12-20,
t
,
$1,12
12-16
Matson
\-.i 1- 1
:\7%c
*
1-15,
;
37l/2c
—
50c
s
12-30
.
:
.....
H5,
•
12- 5
2
1-
50c
(quar.).
(year-end).
12-10
2nd
^
Hartford
Pilot
McBee
12-
Co.
12-20
$1
Pinchin,Johnson Co., Ltd.;—
y '.<>
American deposit receipts (interim)
Fashion Mills
12-27
12-16
20c
12-10
12-24
Mathews
1-16
12-16
Governor
'12-20
$1.12%
_____—.
(quar.)
12-14
Full
12-27
5%
—__
——i
12-2^
12-10
2
Co. of
12-24
12-10
1-
Pierce
Holder•
When
Payable of Rec.
$1
—.
12-31
("
—*!.—
preferred
Extra
/
1-15
Co....
C.12-2Q:
$1,06%
Per
•
(year-end)
Company, 6%1st preferred (quar.).
$1.50
(quar.)
10c
McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd_
«;
20c
McColl-Frontenac Oil, 4% pfd. (quar.)
t$l
McGraw
Hill
Publishing r(year-end)r
25c
5
i
7
2nd
Corporation
14c
12-24
5c
__
1-31
,
$4. non-cum.
37c
12-24
$1
__
Commercial-Telephone Co.
$4.75
12-
; 2-
10c
___
____
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.,. common
Illinois
12-18
$2
50c
—^
(year-end)
Investors
25C
(quar.)
preferred
Phoenix Insurance
Investors
25c.
(Initial)
Hussmann-Ligonier. Co. (extra)
Huttig Sash & Door (quar.)
convertible
Co.
Massachusetts
$1.75
;X,
(quar.)..
Hotel Gibson: Corp.; common (year-end)
6%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
6%
Oil
Massachusetts
25c
Motors
12-
12-14
12-20
$17J/2c
11-20
45c
_____■'
Electric
Philco
(quar.)
11-20
9iy4c
___________
Howell
12-14
Drydock, common (quar.):
preferred, (quar.) 'ml——_—
2
43 %C
?>' $4
preferred
(quar.)
Hoover Ball & Bearing <quar.)_*_
Hoskins
Manufacturing Co. (year-end) i.-.,*,-: feiV
,.
12-14
1-
$20,c
2
$1.50
B -(quar.)—
Highway. Safety Appliance, Inc.
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co
Extra
1- 1
(quar.)
preferred
■;>: 4%%
Mascot
..
—___—
.
•l
12-23
$2
75c
12-
25c
,
Oil
50c
Telephone & Telegraph, Ltd.—,■
12-
$1.12%
J.)
.
7%
5
25C
,.
Co., com.
(initial quar.) ....
3.65% ' preferred ; (initial
quar.)___
Helme (George W.)
Co., common____.___.i_
7%
preferred .(quar.)
___
j)
.Hercules Motors Corp.
Hickock
12-14
(quar.)__
50c
•
(quar.).,
Hawley Pulp ;& Paper, $6 preferred
Hearst Consolidated Publications—
•
12-
12-23
—
(s-a)'__;LUIt£i._.;__
■■
,12-16
5c
50c
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
Common
(stock dividend).....
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.).
60c
«
50C
Perkins Machine & Gear
2
.•»•
(.
Extra
12-13
40c
■
Share
12-12
Maryland
5
'
&
Class
<
12-12
}
37%c
12-12
preferred-(quar.)
Common
.
,
(
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
Cooley Go.__
Hat Corp. of
America, class A (s-a)
'
v
Field
%
,12-10
12-
Sons
■.
,,
,
Co.
12-19
(quar.)^_
&
Stove
12-19
—,
Maritime
12-18
12-18
(M.)
Perfection
12-13
30c
Extra
/
>
12-11
,12-16
1-
Nfime of Company
of Rec.
1- 2
!
4
Holders
30c
(quar.)
preferred—
preferred
Marshall
12-16
12-28,
When
Shyre^ Payable
common—
Extra
12-10
2
2
12-16
,
'
$2 ;convertible
'Hart
2
non-cum.
8%
1
Marsh
12-10
1-
65c
12tec
Per'
'
—
(N. Y.)
^
Midland Steel Products,
12-10
12-20
15C
■
.
"
.
r-'
5C
12-10
1- 2
ticI,
'
.:
15c
Extra
12-13
2
1-
ii,
■,
Marine Midland Trust
12-13
1-
_
_____
1-
i
'1
•
Company
12-16
12-27 •
". 30C
..$1-75
' 50c
_
•
'
i
.
Marine ' Midland
$2
$i
__
preferred
V,
12-21
1-
,
)->;/,
Name of
12-16
1-
25c
(quar.)
Great Northern Iron Ore
Properties Bene¬
ficial,
interest
(year-end)
'
Great Western Sugar
Co., common
7%
12-16
93%c
-
(quar.)**..
Grayson-jRobinson
12-26
32 %c
(quar.)
Stores
*
m
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
'(< ' 5c
2997
"
When
Share
.
(resumed) J
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
\
Class
-
4%%
A
B
Corp.,
(annual)
(annual)—
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
—
Monday; J December: >9,
208
South
La
Salle
Street Corp.
'■
Co.
2
1-
3
7
preferred
87Vic
li
(quar.)
(quar.)____
$4.50 preferred
United Carbon Co,,- (quar.)_
15
15
1-31
4%%
12
20
S.
(qvar.f-_;
New/Jersey. RR. & Canal
Freight Co. ^year-end)
50c
20
12-12
S.
Lumber
U. S.
—:.
(quar.)__—
American
•
11-15
1-15
12-31
3-31
Gas
12-16
11-20
12-16
11-20
American: General .Insurance
•
Quarterly '.' ____L7.
American General Corp,
American
Hair
&
new
Felt,
(initial)
com.
2
12-20
71- 2
12-20
1-
12 %c
/
11-29
12-27
50c
_
(quar.)____
common
50c
_________
,
,
2nd preferred
$6
Hardware
American
Hawaiian
Iron
Dorn
Vapor
Works
!_
(quar.)
7777
Car
Heating Co. (year-end)
Viau, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Victor Chemical Works, com.' (year-end)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
1
WJR The Goodwill Station, Inc.
Vulcan
Corp.,
$3
American
Ice
Co.,
Mold
Steamship
Co
Wagner
(quar.)
Baking
10c
.
7;
(year-end)
Corp.
jWard Baking Co,, common
^ -S%
preferred .(qyar,)_
-Warren Brothers Co-.-^class
$1.35
A
(year-end)
2
t
(quar.)
■775%
7
B
(quar.)
Class
C.
7%
;
1-15
___
7%
Wiebolat
Stores,
Lovett
&
6%
Inc.,
preferred
$4.25
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
Wisconsin Michigan Power, 4%%
•
Woodley
Petroleum
Woolworth
12-14 £>12-10
12-24 : 12-10
771-- 2 H12-20
771- 2 & 12-20
20c
12-10
12- 2
$1.12%
12-15
11-30
/7 10c
12-28
12-12
r" :•
$5%c
12- 7* (10-30
25c ; f 12-10 112- 2(
3c
,7/ 50c
71:7 75c
$1.06'A
Grocery___
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
/__»
(F.
W.), Ltd.—
American deposit leceipts 6% preferences
World Publishing Co.
(quar.)
Yates
Machine
American
12l/2c
Co
1-
2
Per
Company
Extra
__1
'
Share
' i'
.
Laboratories., (quar.)
%
__—
When
12-
$1.50
Republics
Rolling Mill Co., 4Vjj% pfd. (quar.)
Common
Class
5%
A
preferred
$25C
1-
2
Class
•
„
A
12-12
•
IS
.
;12A 2
12-16
12-2
;
-
Stores
American
fi
2
12-16
(quar.)__
25c
Tobacco
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
.,77
25c
5
Apex
7
12-
7
$1.06'A-'
12-31
12-
11-29
$$2.50
AUes
Stores
&
Alpha
Portland
Aluminum
Common
;; 6%
Aluminum
:•
Arlington
Co.
American
Bakeries
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
V,
.
Can
&
2 i
7____
7 30c
2
12-16
1-2
12-16
40c
1-
2
12-
2
12-
'
25c
1-
2
12-
12-31
preferred (quar.)
7% pfd. (quar.)
7%
Foundry,
Casualty
(Reading,
Co.
Pa.L—
.
9
preferred
Chicle
&
12-20
12-31
12-20
1€-31
12-20
$2.25
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)_
common
11-
1
2
12-14
;
12-20
12-18
12-
4*
35c
1-
2
12-16
12-20
12-
5
$1.25
(quar.):
Extra
12-16
12-
$1
(quar.)__.
12-14
11-30
5
50C
American
Cigarette
preferred
&
(quar.)___.
American "Cities Power &
class
A
common
(opt.
12-14
11-30
$1.25
12-14
12-
$1.50
Cigar,
12-31
12-16
2
series)
of
A
1936
Cyanamid
.
Special
5%
preferred
•American
Co.,
common
50c.
1
50C
-'12 %c
(quar.)_____
District Telegraph
25c
(quar.)
^'$1(25
12-14
1-
2
.12-28
1-
2
12-14
11-29
12-
2
(increased
Associated
S"'
1
12-31
12-
2
11-
8
25c
12-14
12-14
10c
12-20
12-23
Associated
77 $6
12-31
12-10
12-
(quar.)
'
.
12-
27
12-
2
Buck
12-27
>P,
1- 2
12-10
1-23
,7 12- 6
93 %C
12-14
11-30
25c
.1-2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
12-16
12-8
,'i
80C
'7
7%
25c
1st
7 12 %C/
7
Class
15c
12-16
7 12-
2
$1.06'A
12-14
12-
9
30C
12-10
II-27
7
(quar.)
/
40C
"5%
Atlanta
Atlantic
12-27
Gulf
West
&
Indies
preferred
non-cum.
Refining
Co.
Imperial Diesel
Series A preferred
Powder
Automatic
$1
12-21
S.
12- 7
12-12
11-30
$2.50
37y2c
(s-a)
12-12
11-30
12-16
11-21
Engine—
(quar.)
56y4c
12-30
Babcock
12-10
7 11-20
55c
&
Wilcox* Co.___.—
2
12-
2
Baldwin
Work?
Baltimore Porcelain Steel, 7%
1-1-47
12-10
12-10
50q
12-20
5
12-15
11-29
v
11-29
•
12-
7
12-21
12-10
12-20
12-10
75C
12-23
12-
83Ac
1-2-47
$1
25c
(year-end)
pfd.
,
■
-JJ
Creek
Oil
(year-end30c
Co.:
-
___
(quar.)__
'
9
12-10
,
1246
12-10
_
12-2®
1-2
$1-25
(quar.)—
preferred
11-29
11-1S
Forge
.
;
,
Co.—
Dry Ginger Ale,
common
(quar.)_,
preferred
Foundries 6s Forgings,
A
(quar.)
Class
Breweries,
Canadian
Canners,.
Canadian
Cottons,
C%
preferred
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
12-1^
{^"1^'
iz- # ;
.
{2-"
12- U
12- 2
11-10
.{2-31
}*•{»•
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,
it* g
12* T
h
_
1-2
12-12 j. 11-2©
1- 2
iz- O
}l-2»
12#- 2{2-^®;
.12-1»^
_
12-16
12- S
12-16
1246
12-16
12 ■ 5P
/ 1-25
12-20
12-20
12-1#
{{-{IT'
11-1®!
1-15
1- 2
'$$1' 1245 -J 11-30
(quaf.)—$37%d
1* 2
11-30
Wire 6s Cable, Ltd., class A
Canadian
-.
it* ■ &
-
Canada
•
U*B|
12-21
Ltd.—
*37%c
Class B (year-end)
;
_____
$$1.50
Canada Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$50c
Extra
S50c
Canada Northern Power, common (quar.)—
$15c
7%
preferred (quar.)
—_____—,$$1.75
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp. (quar.)_
$$2
-
12-
«
12-20
—$10c .12-20
(quar.)—
15c
1- {
$1.06JA
1- 1
(quar.)
{1-26
}2- 2
12-1®
;; 1- 2
50c
,
Stone
{2-20
•
{2- Z
convertible
Crushed
,11
124«,
1246
-/25c
25c
—
—
;
-'
Corp
Locomotive
12-
15c..
*
'
12-10
12-20
25c
7
(increased quar.)_l
•
12-
1145,
$4.25
11-30
12-20
10c
common
12-14
25C
(year-end)
Machine
Badger Paper Mills
Building
iwi»|
Canada
12-16
50c
6c
Alarm
Voting
12-10
12-10
12-16
Canada
Company
Fire
l-l»
L.) Company, common
25c
preferred (quar.)___.—93%o
Silk Mills, Ltd.—____________
$30c
Canada
(quar.)
Corporation,
1-31
•
7
'* 7 ''
preferred (quar.)____
$34%c
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Fdy. (year-end)50c
Canada Bread Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)- $$1.12%
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—
%/
' ■
New ($20 par) pref. (initial quar.).
v $32%0
Lines-
S.
H-2»
l-i»
90c
5%%
11-15
Dfd. (quar.)_
12-23
12-13
1-31
Camden
11-15
12-12
(year-end)
Atlas
Automatic
12-
12-12
$1
'
-iw
10o
90c
Year-end
5
12-12
$2
V
7?-''7
common
Atlantic
Aviation
1
5
3
n5-1 ft
$25o % 1-15
—7"
California Water Service Co. (quar.)—____
Calumet 6s Hecla Consolidated Copper—
1-31
2-
RR
Greyhound Corp., 4%
Atlas
3-3
12?
/
io"m12-16-^
15c
/,
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
11-30
$1.50
;
11-30
$2.50
$2
(Conn.)
Atlantic
5%
12-
12-16
12-16
$3
Point
Line
Atlantic Coast Line RR.,
Atlantic
12-31
10c
50c
preferred (s-a)__
West
Coast
11-30
7 10c
(year-end),
& Sante Fe Ry., common-
&
11-30
12-28
.
11-27
,12-28
$1.54
;
'.M.W
' V
' "
•'
^
V
Topeka
non-cum.
712-10
$1.32
,7__
preferred
B
Atchison
for
^
.
quar.)
(accum.)
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)
Astor Financial Corp., class A (year-end)
7
7
59 %c
$25c
7/
20c
12-14
Bucyrus-Erie Co., common (year-end)—;— - /
40cy 12-16
7%
preferred (quar.)
,$1-75
1- 2 ,
Buffalo Niagara Electric, 3.6% Pfd.. <.quar.)_.
<n90c
1- 2
Buffalo Bolt Co. (quar.)_____________-«i
12%c
12-10
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.) _____—
*25o r 1-2
Burgess Battery Co._
-7
25c
12-12
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
^{5c
1 1- 2
Burroughs Adding Machine————
15c
12-10
Bush Manufacturing— '
>•
.
4j/2% convertible preferred (quar.)
28%c
1- 2
Bush Terminal Buildings, 7% pfd. (accum,)
$1.25
140
7%
preferred (accum.)______
:
$1 / 12-16
Bush Terminal Co., 6% preferred (quar,)_.
$1.50
1- 2
Butler Brothers (year-end)—;v—_—______ .;,/.
50c
12-28
Butler Water Company, 7%
pfd. (quar.)..
$1.75
12-16
Butterfly Hosiery Mills Ltd., common (s-a)_
t25c
12-15
/
7%
preferred (s-a)
—
$$3.50,;.. 1-31
C. I. T. Financial Corp. (quar.)*
5°C-.r 1-4;
California Ink Co. (quar.) ___
—__
50c
{2-20
California Pacific Utilities, com. (quar.)___
45c
12-16
11-25
$1.50
(accum.)
(year-end)
*" •
l^-i©
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—
12-13
12-27
f
...
Common
$5
11-30
$5
—,
}HJV
'
12-16
1-2
(350
(quar,)
124^
1- 2 ' 1^-1©
(E.
Bruck
1
15c
Co., Ltd.
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co,—
/-
12-18
12-16
50c
Gil
American
3%%
2
12-
ii-d» .
li-aar,/
124©
W-l©
l- 2
;
/
US
11-23
1
1-
$1.25
(accum.)
30c
: 50c
t'
(quar.)____—
■
11-27:
1-16
933Ao
/— -
Bruce
12-20
25c
$3
Telephone & Telegraph-—
1st preferred
4
•
,
12* 77
■
;42-10
-
ordinary
.'.2-14
(initial)
preferred (s-a)
-
/12-31
62 %c
!
.
1- 4
1-31
12-10
*
,
12- 7
registered (final)
______
Broadway Market Corp. (resumed)—
Brompton Pulp 6s Paper Co., Ltd. <quar.)_
Brooke (E. 8s G.) Iron Co. (quar.)
Brown Shoe Company, $3.60 pfd. (quar.)___
$3.60
preferred (quar.)
•
12-31
1
$1
t
11-15*
-12-3
Celanese, Ltd,— s
American
deposit receipts
1-21
2-
$10c
(quar.)
Spring
!
7 Extra 7
Bagley
12- 1
1-31
2-
$15c
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
6
7
$$1
\,7
Colortype Co. (year^end)
American
12-
12-20
" 7'
*>
12-20
°yrTf■?r""!tt■' Ba"k K"te C0-
7
12-9
.
*2-10
it-ia.
12-16 /
British
25C.
■fa of "a share of B or cash
American-
12-
Power
preferred
Monthly
B/G Foods, Inc.
Light Corp.—
dlv.
12-23
-12-19
JJ"??
1- 2
12-30
$1.25
British
JI/'
$2.25
,
Company
Common
15C
Cable,
Co,
12-31
■
.;
Chain
class
convertible prior preferred
4V4%
12-20
25c 7
■
3
3
12-14
6% preferred (quar.)
(year-end)
(111.)—
Mills
&
/"(/Common
9
/.
_______
1112-
.
9
1-
-.-
75c
(quar.)
12-12
12-30
777
12-1J
ti
i
12-31
com.
new
:
preferred A
7 1-15
'
9
7. 70c
i,
$1
1-
7-i$2
10c
>
12-10
12-
25C
Quarterly
$2.75
1-
5*
1-16*
B "
$1.75
Armstrong. Cork Co., common
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber Co. (Conn.)—
Class A (quar.)_i.
Class B (quar.).
7
4%% convertbile preferred (quar.)__
Arnold Constable 'Corp,___'____4.
Ashland Oil. & Refining—,
1149
(s-a)
Co.,
Car
6%
75c
$6
11-22
25C
American
American
7:12-
1-31
12-14
/
;
American
5%
12-20
5v
V
:
preferred
American
12-10
12-20
B'
American
11-20
1
12-10
.
Extra
4%%
1-
50C
common
preferred
(quar.)___
Bemberg, common
Class
11-15
12-10
25c
7
Note,
Extra-
-
12-10
/70c
(quar.)
American
■f
; 12-23
5*
___
(quar.)
Year-end
$%
12-16
40c
,
Extra
.
12-31
,7 15c
(s-a)
Chemical
Corp.
Agricultural
:
12-23
12-
Arkansas-Missouri
2
1-20
50C
=
(quar.)
Holding
Bank
12-
$1'
i
American
American
12-12
12-12
,7 50c i
(irreg.)
i
Amalgamated Leather, 6%
Amerex
12-27
$1
$1.50
Industries
12-
12-1*
(quar.)——;—7,^0o
Bearing,
33A% participating preferred (quar.)
Brillo Manufacturing Co., com. (increased).,
12- 5
12-15
Arkansas Natural Gas,
12-12
«.
Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
12-24
1- 2
/-J"/2
Jjlf
Corporation
$58.50
(quar.)
preferred
12-6
of America-
(quar.)
Extra
v
•
$12
.
12- ©
;v':J2-U
12-20
«3
$1.75
Extra
,
12- 2
11.50
common
12-27
40C
_
Co.,
12-20
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Edison
15c
(quar.)
Cement
Mills, 6%
11-29
(increased)
Company
12-16
Special
Arizona
Armour
11-29
r
11-30
1-
12-16
,
$1
.
:
Arcade Cotton
$5
1-10
12-20
$$1.50
Applied Arts Corp., new com.
vS
7
12-14
1- 2
^
$1.25
$1.50
Bristol-Myers Corporation—
(s-a)
1
Co.
Inc.
12-10
$1
Ltd
Ltd.
$1.50
:
■
Mfg.
2
$3
__
Inc. (quar.)
Co. (quar.).
12-12
W- -$L
Corp..
Fisher,
:(Allis-Chalmers
Smelting
.Extra
7
12-21
80C
AS
A,'.
(s-a)_
11-30*
1-
1«-1A'
12- £
12-»
1-2-47
: ■■'
.■
12-1©/
Inc. (quar.)—
.
50c
12- 2
(year-end)—,
40c / 12-10
Brewing Corp of America (quar.)
—_
62 Ac
12-10
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)__!
15c / 4* 2 /
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)—..—
$1.37y2 :12-31 :
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. (quar.)———T__ /// 35c
12-30
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)
25c
12-18""'
12-20
2
Extra '
Breeze
12-10
12-20
1-2-47
1-
(quar.
Telephone,
■
ll-2»
Brager-Eisenberg,
1'12-16
$1
5
12-
12-
6
50c
12-
1-2
12-21
2
12-
1-15
7/
12-24
12-21
12-
;
2
$1.50
Extra
12-24
25c:
7
pref.
Corp.,
$1.05
37V2C
Roller
(E. J.) & Sons
5*
12-13
.
—,
Brach
12- 4
12-
%
(special)-.//$1.75
(initial)—
*
50c
Hose & Rubber Co.
Woven
Bower
2
r
——
Xommop
Boston
2
-
' .75o■' 40o
&
11-29
1-
;
30c
■ /
5/ 87%c
Co._i—1««
Scrymser
preferred
(special)
12-16
*
1-
7
53VaC
(resumed)
(initial quar.)
common
preferred
Anglo-Canadian
2
$1
(resumed)-—
Products, Inc.— 7 .
Aqglo-Huronian,
15c
Inc.
prior
1-
12-14
-
7/ 75c
_____—
Albany RR. Co
Boston Elevated Railway (quar.)
—Boston Wharf Co.
(year-end) -——_
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—
,
^ 7
7
1-
Mining
Copper
Anglin-Norcross
12-13
12-
12 %c
Cable-.—
&
$1.50
Extra'
Mills,
6%
12-16
12-31
Company
Boston
5
$2.25
(clears arrears)
11-30
9
12-
$1
Metal,
7 $1.50
Steel Corp. (year-end)__
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)_
Allen Industries,
Inc. (year-end)
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (quar,)__,
Allied
Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)
Allied
1- 2
12-
12- 5
6
2
1-
$1.25
preferred
Anneuser-Busch,
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allied
preferred
g
P 1-
20c
Power Co.,
preferred
12-28
77Ka7
35c
prior
convertible
11-30
___r'
participating
4'A%
12-:2
75c
Southern
Great
12-16
12-15
12-6
$1.75
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Tobacco Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Turf Association
(year-end)_
Vitrified Products, pfd. (quar.)_»
Wheelabrator & Equipment—
Anchor Post
12-31
12-27
50c
preferred
Andes
15c
RR. ordinary___—
preferred
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Alden's, Inc., common (increased quar.)
77, ■
Extra - \
6%
25c
(quar.)
7
$3 preferred (accum.)/—
Borne
Borden
*
:
12-15
56yiC
-:
(F."eT~Co„
Booth
12-10
1- 2
30c
Co
Sumatra
Anaconda Wire
$1.25
•
Inc._____
Stores,
/'Extra
"
12-10
$1.
.(quar.)
11-29
12-
7
$1.75
(quar.)
—
Inc. (quar.)____—
Anaconda Copper Mining (year-end)
12-lfi
(extra)
B
12-28
$3
■■■./'-
——
Foundries
Steel
Ampco
7
Bond
(extra)
(year-end)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
3%%
preferred (quar.).
.
American
12-19
12-20
7 12-107
2
7' 1- 2
/•'v'7" 50c
Co., common (quar.)__
7
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
American Stamping Co. (year-end)_
32 %c
American States Insurance
(Indianapolis) —
77%
1-10
1-
$3
.
6%
American
12-16
35c
V,
convertible preferred, (quar.)
Alabama
1-15
12-19
$1.73
American Snuff
2
2
Class
it*
$1.50
12-24
—^1- 2
—
$1-50
12-16
/
75o
12-16
& Brass Corp.—
class A
Co.,
Bon Ami
11-15
12-16
25c
.
^annual)
$3 preferred (annual)
& Refining—
Common .(year-end)
7%
1st preferred (quar.
11-22
11-
1-
15c
•
5%
Alabama
712-16
50C'
(quar.)
common,
American Smelting
7%
12-16
15c
preferred
(quar.)_
Agricultural Insurance Co. (quar.)___i
Special
Air Associates,
Inc.
(quar.)
1-15
$1.12%
Co
Co.,
(annual)
$4
15c
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.
Bohn Aluminum
500
Service
•
■::i: 5%
12-
'
Seating
American
(initial)
American Woolen Co.,
75c
(quar,)
Special/'-
11-22
12-18
4
2%
12-10
*
*
W.) Company— / //:
Bliss (E.
J*
12- 2 ,11-26)
12-16
II-.18
80O //12-10-..1.14W,:..
•*.
■■;Year-end
11-30
12- 6
.•
**
12-28
—
12-10
1-
12-20
11-3W
12-28 12-16
4- 2
150
"
*
$2.25
convertible preferred (quar.)
>
Bloch Brothers Tobacco, 6% pfd. (quar.)—7
: 7
Razor Corp.
American
;
$$1.25
7
...
A
Addressograph-Multigraph
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing. Co.—
Common
"
A
(quar.)
Acme Steel Co. (year-end)
Adam Hat Stores (quar.)
4
Common
Ltd.—
participating (quar.)
preferential
7 12-
Surety Co. (s-a)
/
American. Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thermos Bottle
(initial)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar .Refineries,
c
2
Corp
(increased)
American Safety
American
■;-V:85c 7 f 12-24 ;;7'12-; 3'/:
—
7
;
_
12-15
,7
3E7Eiectrio—1
25c
American
American
3
4
$6.25
;
;
(s-a)
preferred
Co-
Blaw-Knox
12-
American
Holders
12-24 '
6%:
712-16
(interim)/..
Ltd.
Mines,
River
Blackstone Valley Gas
7 12-16
12-27
$3
10c
10c
American Sugar Refining, 7%
Payable of Rec.
50c
12-16■
7/1* 2
Common
American
4%%
Name 0}
2:
12- 1
12- 1*
,0
,12-18
1-31
50o
(resumed).
$5c
Berghoff Brewing Corp,_^—25c
Bethlehem Steel Corp.. 7% preferred (quar.)///$1.75
Birmingham Water Works, 6% pfd. (quar.) ',; f $1.50
Blackhawk Brewing Co. (quar.):—______
' ' 10o
6
$1.25
American Thread
/.
12-
11-30 »
RR.
Home'Appliance
Berens
Sanitary—.77
Radiator & Standard
American
Abbott
1-
12-27
,7 750
,777V75o7
&
Quarterly
give the dividends announced In previous
weeks and not yet paid.
The list does not Include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
40c
(quar.)____—
Chemical, class' A____«/
:
12-16
$1.75
IJ-Jo-'
1*"^®
'JWJ-
.
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred (s-a)_
Benton Harbor Malleable Industries (resumed)
12-10
♦
Creek
Bendix
12-31
12-31
12-14 7 11-21
_.__7I7' 77.7; 50c *
25C
-1-15 -•./I- 3
(bi-monthly) 7_^-7,
I- 3
J***.: 7 82 V2 c •7 1-15 /
__________—_—.:
American
711-29
1-15 >
4
25c
/
12-10*
12-10*
12-10
97y2c
;.7:
(quar.)
12-10*
1-
2
/
1^-
Co. (quar.)
50c
:;l-i 2 > {2-6'
Co.
(quar.)
&—_ //S:** $1 $??lm 2
13"
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)___
$$1.50
1-, 2
ii-jo7%
preferred (quar.)__l^_—$$1.75
1- 2' ; 11-30Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co. of Canada, '
?:
J//,_
Ltd.,
common .-'(irreg:.)
^i__7_V_^^L_^:/''7:;.$150/
J" ® 77
7
5%
preferred (quar.)__
—,
1250
1- 2
Bell Telephone Co* of Canada (quar.)
$$2
,*io -Ht*
11-29*
2
1- 2
20C
'
Light, $5 pfd. (accum.)_
v
$6 -preferred
(accum.)
American Public Service, 7% pfd. (accum.)
7 12-16
we
/7
common—
——
Class B
American
Below
_____
Co.
&
Potash
American Power
;
1-
J
!"-?®>7
Beech-Nut' Packing
12-16
12-10
12-^
common
Ties__4
Brummell
Beech
7777.S -'.'
1-2-47
•v.-'.s''':*"35c:
$1.75
Foundry,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
...
;.
50c
&
Machine
American Optical
,
Winn
>
(quar.)7—
prefertjed
Extras
/-
'
,
White
12-16
1-
_7 7 31V4C
common
American News Co.; com,:
-v
_
Co.,
American'Meter'
.
Greenland Oil (quar.)
Motor Co.. (year-end)
2
Beau
(quar.)
Machinery
3.9%
preferred
Amerjcan Machine; & Metals
___
Westgate
12- 2
25c
American
.
*"■
2
Bayuk Cigars, Inc., new com.
Extra
_.7.„
12-
10c
12-^7
500
(resumed)- J / ;l 25c 712-20
12(initial quar.)
77/ 25c
12-14// Jl"2*'
-___
50o ;7 12-14
-L
r-.
"12%C ' 12-16" 12- Z>
Bath Iron Works Corp
12-15
75c'
„„J
1-7-47
20c
7
_______——
2
12-16
$1.50
:
Extra
...
.____
(quar.)
Co.
12-
'
mm-
Laundry
Locomotive
(year-end)
Oil
preferred
American
62%c
f 2- 1
1-15
50c ji 12-23
12-14
//^'/j&QcdO 12-10
12- 6
Wayne Screw Products (quar.),
$•:* 1* 2
12-30
Special
.___/
? 7uo"6ci 112-10 711-30
Wellington
Mills
(year-end) _'__„___-v___4._,:^i.V>o$10oui.l2-13 ' 12- 6
West Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
$1.501- 2
12-14
West Penn Electric, class A
$1.75 7 12-30 7 12-16
77. 7% preferred (quar.)
$1.75
2-15
1-17
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
2-15
'1-17
West Penn Power Co.
(year-end)
45c .7 12-24 /■12-10
4%%
preferred (quar.)
■_
$1.12%
1-15/12-20 7
West Texas Utilities, $6 preferred
(quar.)__
$1.50 5/ 12-24
12-12
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.)
$37 Vic/i
1-15 712-13
$1.40
preference
(quar.)
$35c
1-15
1243 7
Class
Washington
7 7
(year-end)(111.)—
^77/77.77
Corp.
American
12-16
12-16
•
80c
12-28
i 1- .2
'77 .rilriflW 7*; 33%c
2- 1
—•--/ $1,37.%
1-2-47
50c
Bausch & Lomb Optical,
tempo-
Del.— 7
preferred
(s-a)_
prior
American Investment Co.
12-13,
12-13
12-14
_____
preferred-;—
non-cum.
Convertible
American Insulator
12-16
75c
12-23
$1.75
7 1- 2
90c ,'12-24
preferred
(quar.)
Waialua Agricultural- (year-end)_
?
1-
•
dividend
common
11-29
12-14
7-75C
w'w
12-14^
-
6
American Insulator Corp of
7
,
(accum.)
7%
•
7/ 6%
12-
/v.!
(resumed)
common
of
12-20
3
:
777 rarily enjoined, due to court order
$3
$$1.25
50c 7 12-31
-12-21
•
87Vic
12-31
12-21
'77-. 30c
12-12
12- 2
v .
75c
12-31. y 12-14
$1.50
1-15
12-31
Iron
&
Payment
11-29
12- 2
12-20
___'■
(initial),
prior pfd.
conv.
preferred
$4.50
Vulcan
12-13
12-10
.1- 2
50c
:
12-20
2
1-
''
(quar.)
■
____
Van
2
1-
25C
$1.50
—
(quar.)__.
American
1-
$1.50
6%, 1st preferred /quar.)
.
4
12-
12-14
25c
19
Co'fk
Trust
Bankers
4
12-
2
11.97*
m
,
N. Y;-^quar.^-i**-7;77/:'45c</t! >1h2K*
Barber Asphalt Cdfp: (quar.)
2^?7 ,o*oa
Barber (W. H.) Cdmpany (year-end)
■'
$1 -12-20
Barber-Ellis Co. of Canada, Ltd.— /'
4
' 1" ,17.
Increased quarterly
/77. W5c -.1245 *!
Barcalo
Manufacturing
Co.
(extra)
10c
12-31'
Barnsdall Oil Co. (quar.)
.____/
25cK -12*»7
Basic Refractories
:
100
12-14
Bassett Furniture Industries
(irreg.
'^5c
.I1*2?
Batavia Body Co._/i"
20C "71243
Bates Manufacturing Co., common
Jih'P) 50c
Extra
-30c .42-27
4y2%'
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
'12-20
•'
(Texas)—
Co.
/
,___
1-
$1.183A
•
7
America
11-30
12-14
3
V/7;'77?1
'<
(year-end).
shares
—
0J: 25c
(quar.)_:—— 7 ; 25c
50c
& Eiectric, common . (quar.) _7'
pref erred 7: (quar J
;43A %
'___
Plywood Corp.—.
12-11
1-
Per
When Holders
Share Payable of Rec.
'
-
48c
lZriO /
(quar.)w
«
Bangor Hydro-Electric, 7% preferred (quar.) v? $1.75
1- 2
4%
preferred '(initial)
$1
l'*'
Bankers National Life Insurance (N. J.)—
777
'
Stock dividend
14 2/7%^; 12-20Bankers Bond & Mortgage Guaranty Co. of "7 7//;
/"
'
11-15
4-15
'''
,
de Los Andes—
American
2
12-
2
Company
Bangor & Aroostook RR., 5% pfd.
12-16
12-11
$1.12% :
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)__
50c
,7 7- $1
•''/•' ",/j./"" ' • \7,.
f New common (initial quar.)
!
;
7" 20c
,1:
2 t ;rJ2-20
3%%
preferred A
(quar.)_
93%c
1
U. S. Potash Co
25c
,12 *«&?*- 2
2
U. S. Trust Co.
r12-16
(N. Y.) (quar.)
j $8.75
1
United Stores, $6 preferred (accum.)
$4
12-27
12-13
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common (quar.)
$1
,2- T
1-16
'8% preferred
(quar.)
1
$2
1-2
12-14
Upson-Walton
Co.
(quar.)_
15c
12-12
11-30
ptahrldaho Sugar, class A pfd. (quar.)
15c
12-31
12-20
U.
1-
30c
$1.50
$1.75
American; Fruit Growers
-20
$2.50
,,
preferred
12-12
12
'
U.
(accum.)
' Name of
t
12-11
12-26
$1*
$1.12% ; '12-26 7
35c
75c
//
Uhited
preferred
American Fork & Hoe, 4Va%
31
15
$1,121/2
/,./
___TT_
$7
1-31
92 %c'
(quar.)
,;7$i;siiff/7:7y7-7•///V-(!-7/7.
Holders
,
Payable of Reo.
Banco
7>.^''7.'
Series B (quar.
American Export Lines, Ino.__
American & Foreign Power, $6 pfd. (accum.)
'
$3.50
77/7: $3.70 preferred
When
Per
Share
■
$4.50 preferred
12-20
V
NameofCompahy
American European Securities—
Common (year-end)
3-20
12-24
1-
.
"■ '777
Missouri—
of
!"•'
4-
77: $1
;; ■;■;■ $3
Underwriters Trust Co. ;(N. Y.) (quar.)____
Union Buffalo Mills, 5% 2nd pfd,
(accum.)
Electric
%c; 7
62
,
12-20
1-2
62 %c
(quar.)
■Quarterly'
Union
7'
/-fV-.'
v_7 if '::/'77
J
-
Holders
When
Per
\ Share Payable of Reo.
\V-T Name o,* Company
com.
Uuar.)'" '
(iriterim)"-.-
common
(quar,)'__
*
_i31%c4 1- 2
12-.T
{-2
12-. |
1-2 -12^?;
V :|45c
-—$300-"
■
{Volume\ 164 *Number 4$$9
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^FIN^NCJIA^^f^JRQNICLB
Per
>'>•
■
Name of
Company
Canadian Pood
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Holder
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Products—
Gold
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—
Canadian .Motor & .Lamp Co., Ltd.—
!
Clitfes A' (quar.
^Class B (quar.).j—
;
,
——-
———
Canadian
Oil
(extra)
Cos.,; Ltd.
Canadian Silk Products,
Canadian
-—-
class A
(quar.)
Wirebound
Boxes, Ltd.—,
class, A (accum.)
_———
City Products (quar.)
$1.80
Capital
.
,
,J:I
Carolina
Telephone; & Telegraph (quar.)
Carpenter (Ui.E. &i Company (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co> (quar.)__i__„
25c"
—
6%
25c
Case
:•
(J.
7%
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Catalln
&
Corporation
Catelli
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—
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Co.
50c
convertible
Maine
4. 3.50%
,
preferred
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States
Central
Steel
'i- Common
Central
Vermont
6%
12-14fi
12-24
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12-24
12-
12-24
11-29
12-24
12-6
12-15
11-15
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12-12
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50c
12-17
11-30
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12-27
12-10
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12-10
11-26
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...
(quar.)...
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Public Service,
2
37%C
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(year-end)
5
12-14
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&
9i
2
50c'
——
Central
12-
12-
l-
15c
(quar.)
6%
12-1IT,
30c
common..
preferred,.; (quar.)
Central Ohio Light & Power
<
2
J 15c
-
„.
preference
Power
1-
1-2
—
Illinois Light, 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Central Illinois Securities Corp.—
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,
,
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11-21T
J25c
(extra)
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Central
!
1- 2
(quar.)
;
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12-13
$2.50
(quar.)
Storage
,12-20
vj
3-28
1-10
$1.50
(quar.).—
Products, Ltd., com.
Central Bag & Burlap (quar.)
Extra
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4-1-47
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Central
;; 9-2Q,
25c
—
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3-20*
,6-28
2
25c
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25c
2,
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preferred
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.
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2
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25C
—
.,—
Carpenter
13-16^
$1.^0
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4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.).
1-15
$1.75
XT Extra
1-
2
12-10
$1.50
1-
2
12-10
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Products, common^.i...^^u~.^ ;
prior pref., (quar.)
1
'
4 Va %
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4Va%
prior pref.
Cessna
Aircraft
(quar.)!
(reduced)
Chain Store Investment Corp.
Chamberlin Co.. of
Extra
;
Champion Paper & Fibre,
•
(year-end)
.Amerlcaw-^-^^-'—"
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new com.
(initial).
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$4.50
preferred (quar.)
Chasers, Inc. (quar.)
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Chemical
Bank
Chesapeake
&
&
Trust
Ohio
(N.
Y.) (quar.)...
(quar.)
Railway
...
Extra
i
Chesebrough Manufacturing, Cons,
(quar.)
Extra
I
—
—
.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago k Northwestern RR.—
::T:
:'e 5% preferred series A v. t. c. (resumed)..
Chicago Rivet k Machine (year-end)
Chicago South Shore & South Bend RR.—
Quarterly
Chicago Towel Co., common (year-end).
> ? 7%
preference
(quar.)
Chile Copper, Co.
(year-end)
Chilton Company (extra).—.——.——
Christiana Securities Co., com. (year-end)—
7
7% preferred
(quar.)
Chrysler Corporation ...•
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal Railroad Co.—
/
>
4% preferred (s-a)
1
...
........
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.X
Common
•
;
5%
L
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
....
preferred (quar.J)—
preferred (quar.)
4 5%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Street Railway (quar.)—.—.—.
City Auto.Stamping (quar.)—
City Ice & Fuel Co. (increased quar.)—...
C^ty & Suburban Homes (s-a).
City ;©f Paris Dry Goods— r
v;-, „•
—
5%
a;t7%
preferred
1st
2nd
7%
,
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
—
Clark
Equipment Co., common
——
,<
5% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, common.—
—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Graphite Bronze,
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland
Worsted
Molybdenum
Climax
(year-end)
com.
Mills
Co
—
Chemical Co.- (quar.).———
Cluett Peabody & Co., common (year-end)
Clorox
«
7%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Clyde Aircraft Manufacturing, Ltd.
:
Counties
Coast
5%
(w
1st
Coca-Cola
k
Gas
preferred
Company,
Electric—
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)
Year-end
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Coca-Cola
Bottling
Coca-Cola
International Corp.
Class
*
Co.
(N. Y.)
(year-end).
(year-end)
—
A
Coleman Company, Inc.—
:*:■
—
.
(Initial)
4V*%
preferred
,
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Colonial Ice Co., $7 preferred
$3.50
$6
preferred B
Colonial
*
Stores.
Inc.
Carbon
Columbian
'
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
—
(extra)——
(quar.).—
Year-end
4
Commercial
Alcohols, Ltd., "common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Credit Co., common (quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
Commercial Solvents Corp.
(year-end)
Commonwealth
& Southern, $6
preferred.
Proposed payment to be made 28 days
%
8%
Commercial
—
holders at the close of
after SEC order to
..
business on the 14th day after the date of
such order
—
—
Community Public Service
(quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery (increased quar.)—
Concord Gas (New Hampshire)—
'
,
7%
preferred
Conde
Nast
(accum.)
Publications
•
Confederation Amusements—
8%
participating preferred (s-a)
Confederation Life Association (Toronto)
Quarterly
12VaC
1-
11-29
Mines,
Connecticut Light
&
Power'
Consolidated
Biscuit
Consolidated
Coppermines
.
Co.
(quar.)—"
Corp
—
1-21
12-
2
12-14
12-
9
12-20
12-
3
3
12-
2
30c
12-20
12-
15c
12-17
11-29
1-
1
11-30
$23c
—
.!
11-27
12-10
6%
(s-a).
(year-end)
—
12-10
25c
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
12-28
10c
(s-a)
Connecticut Investment Management
12-16
$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd.
2
1-10
-■(
Extra
Conlaurum
12-20
75c
20c
Congoleum-Nalrn, Inc.
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54 VaC
—
—
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12-31
12-16
60c
12- 9
11-29
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1-
1
11-30
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1-
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11-30
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11-30
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10c
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12-20
12-14
1212-
2
25c
12-10
11-30
75c
1-
62(40
$8
(quar/)—
preferred
Box
Company
dividend
Stock
General
2-
,12-21
$2
.——z V
Corp.* (quar.) ——
General Builders Supply Corp.—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Cigar,
General
Electric
General
12-
.
6
12-
,
12-31
12-
12-21,
12-
1-
12-12
12-16
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12-24
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—
Harvester
Gleaner
Distilleries
Glemore
Extra
Glen
preferred
4%%
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Falls
Co.
slock
&
11-15
12-12.
5%
preferred
2
Houston
Oil
12-
2
Hubbell
(Harvey),
12-20
12-
12-20
2
Oil
12-2
7(4o) .12-10
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Humphreys
6%
12-14
2
12-11
Huron
11-21
12-12
11-21
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1-
2
12-14
f
1-
2
62 %c
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Lakes
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(
9
12-18
12-20
12-10 '
12-14
11-22
12-14
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12-27
12-
6
20c
12-20
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Warehouse
Ltd.,
i_t.ia.jr'>*
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—
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;
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Silica,
12-14
11-15
12-16
12-
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11- 7 v
2
2
Ingersoll-Rand
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12-16
Inspiration
42-20
12-31V,
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11-20
12-31
10c
1- 2
12-
;
9
6%
12-17
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11-19
^
11-
12-14
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2
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6%
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12-31
11-30
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12-14
11-19
12-11
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2
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A
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4ya%
j
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12-18
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9
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participating preference (s-a) ___——
Stores, Inc. (year-end)—
F.f Printing
(W.
1-
/
12-
25c
25c
(quar.)————
Hamilton Watch
12-10
preferred
preferred
4(4 %
4(4%
$3.75
preferred (quar.)..
Iowa Southern Utilities (Dela.)
11- 8
2
12-16
12-28
12-18
25C
12-14
11-22 >
Oil
Co.
'
5%
preferred
11-20
1- 2
7 12-14
1- 2
12-14
15c
12-10
11-25
3%
12-30
$1.06 V*,
preferred
(quar.)
Harbor Plywood Corp.
(year-end) —
*
Harnischfeger Corporation, common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
Harrisburg Gas Co., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Harrisburg Steel Corp. (quar.)—
—_
Harrisburg Railway Co
———
Harrison Wholesale Co.
(quar.)
—,—
Chemical Co.,
common
—
$4 prior preferred common
Hazel-Atlas
12-16
12- 2
4-
2
1- 2
V
12-21/
12-21
K.
25c
12-20
12- 6
12-20
11-21
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12-16
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5c
12-16
12-
5
25c
12-14
11-30
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14 (4c
II-30
11-19
1
1-15
$1
12-15
12-5
(quar.)*—.
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Kerr-McGee
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•
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11-29
12-18
1145
12- 5
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12-16
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12-31
12-13
12-15
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Kilburn
11-30
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4y2%
(quar.);
preferred
60c
12-10
11-27
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'50c
1- 2
12-15
75c
12-20
12- 9
Kingston
Products
Corp.
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1-
1
1-
1
30c
1-
1
1-
1
12-14
12-14
,
1246
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.
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,
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12-21
11-29
12-21
11-29 :
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12-10
11-30
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12-10
12-28
2 VaC
11-30
:
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50C
12-14
&
12-14
;
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1- 2
25c
1- 2
11-29
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25c
1-
2
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r, ioc - 4246
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11-30
12-18.
11-25
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11-30
12-20
12-12
12-
10c
12-30
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11-29
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11-25
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11-22
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12-23
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11-22
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11-15
12-10
11-25
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12-20
11-28
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——
v
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(quar.)*..;.^
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McAieer Manufacturing Co.*— - - • -".;
5% convertible preferred
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-25c.
12-24
.12-
250
-
.
,
,
2
12-24
12-24
12-
,
.
12- 9
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12-20
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Mines, Ltd
12-
'
common
Mathieson .Alkali,
Year-end
12-11
11-30
12-10
•
*
'
stock or cash—
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Massachusetts Investors Trust (Special)_._. •
Mastic
12-18
3
9
25c
.
(Glenn L,)' Co. (quar.)—
Asphalt Corp...*.—
12-
12 %c
'
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2
1- 2
40c %
.
Co.
Year-end
12-20
12-16
'*
Master Electric
V
/ 12-31
....
9
:
12- 3
25Q -/ 12-16
9
v
'
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1- 2
42%c
:
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12-16
(L. M-) Co., Ltd., pfd. (s-a)„.—
X- 2
/ ,$500
1244
Cprporation (extra)—
X,. -75c - 12-19 ' ;12- 6
McCord Corporation/ $2.50* pfd.
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(quar.)—.
.
.
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.
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(resumed) "
12 % c
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(quar.).—..
(initial)—*
Mclntyre /Porcupine
Mines
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1248
1246
: 12-' 2
Z
J
15c
(quar.)
--
12- 2
250
.
60c
.
,
X-
12-15
11-22
41-. 1
1-2-4
1-15
1-2
25c
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12-14
12-26
12-14
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1- 2
12-14
; $r
.
.^h—
preferred
y,12—18
12-31
.
50c
McQuay-Norris. Manufacturfng Co.—:
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(quar.)
4 V4 %
12-26
88c
-
•
(extra)—-,..—. $$1.00%
McKessonZ& Bobbins, Inc.,"common
.$4 .preferred
(quar.)
(
12-18
)
McGrath-Sf. Paul,'30c preferred
McGraw-Hill Publishing
(quar.)—
v
1
12-26
::75c
$3.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)__...
250
41-30
11-30
11-30
$1
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McCroxy Stores
12-16
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...
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12-16
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11-30 ;
11-30 1
12-10
12-12 '
$$1.25
.......
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12-14
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12-14
1245 .11-30
$100
...
McBrine
12-14
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Matachewan Consolidated
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20C
4
6
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„
(quar.)
7
12-
—-i...i...-,—
(R. H.)
Martin
.
11-30*
12-21
$ f42%
,
(s-a)
12-
12-16
%c
Magnesium Products—...
Market Basket (Los Angeles)-, common..—
$1 preferred A / (quar.)
Marven's, ,Ltd., 5% preferred (quar;
Massachusetts Investors Second Fund— r ;
•
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12-14
2
30C
—
-
12-16
Marine
.
11-30
1-
,
11-30 /
,11-30
25c
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i
4
12- 4
•
11-27
12-16
20C
*
12-14
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$1.37%
$1.50,
common-—i—
(increased quar.)
—
King-Seeley Corp./ common
5%. convertible preferred
2- 9
2-15 '
11-30*
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1
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.
11-30
25C
;
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(H.. R.) Export
Manhattan
11-27
25C
2nd pfd. (initial)
11-30
12-14
*
(interim)
(s-a)
Mangel Stpres Corp.—
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4 v
12-10
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Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4%
12-14
•
12-
15C-
v
,
12- 4X
XI- 2
$1,121/2.
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12-
30c
_
Industries,
i
6
$1.50
250
12-16
1-
$1.25
•
12-15
34%c
,
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j;
6
1-18
1244
42-12
$1.50
Red" Lake Gold Mines (interim )..„
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—.1
Magnavox, Company
Magor Car Corporation.
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(R.
C.)
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11-29 /
41-30 «•;
12-10
i2yac
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
2
25c
Co., 5(4% preferred (quar.)
Co,
Kerr-Addison
12-13*
$1
Inc
(G) Brewing Co. (year-end)——
Motor Parts, Corp
Hercules Cement Corp.,,
Gold
12-13*
1- 2
6
121
1
12-12
\
12-27
12-
'
12-20
$1.25
Extra
12-16
50c
—
12-31
common
50c
65c
12-10
12-20
'2-
3
11-30
11-30*
37 %C /.
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12- 3
Manufacturers Life-insurance Co. (Toronto)—
11-20 / /";/ Semi-annually
12-13 X
Mapes Consolidated Manufacturing Co.^
2
60c
Kennecotfc
6-16
12- 3
100
Company/ 4% % preferred (quar.).
Copper Corp
Special
Kern County Land Co. (quar.)—
1246
12- 3
12-15
12-14
25C
'
preferred
(quar.)
Kawneer Company —i
Kayser (Julius) & Company—
30O
Hein-Werner
Powder
12-27
•
12-
2
1-
$1.06 y4'
Kendall
11-30
12-10
2
1-
85c
(extra)
3
1-'
$1.25 •'
7
Company
12-
4-2
•
;
$4.50
Kellogg
12-21
12-10
12-20
50o
(extra)
(initial quar.)
(year-end)
Department Stores,
Hecla Mining Co.
Hendry (C. J.)
1- 2
75c
25o
$1.20
Co.,
*
.
(quar.>i.
Magma
if! 11-30
1-2
>1X500
Battery': (quar.)
City Power & Light, com. (quar.) —
preferred B (quar.)————1—Kansas City Public Service, common—
5% preferred (s-a)
Drug
12-10
'
>•;
Wi
Katz
v
11-29
Madsen
12- 9
XI1/4%
$6
■
2
$$1.75
(quar.
X
9
1-
XlJ/a%
Kansas
15c
*12-20
•3
.
preferred
Mack
2
12-
2
$17C
(quar.).*.
12-
1-
$1.37%
;
11-30
12-16
20c
(quar.).
12-21
12-31 u
12-14
(f
15c
ihX
1- 2
1-15
Glass
Corp.
25c'
(quar.)_.
Johnson & Johnson (extra)—Johns-Manville
Corp.
(year-end)
Jones & Laughlin Steel, common (quar.)—
X 5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
Joslyn Manufacturing' & Supply, common—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing (increased quar.)
$1.25
25C
45c
8%
Increased
Maokinnie
xl%% '
common
//
Macy
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
MacMillan
>;
X;
12-18
(quar.)-...—..**
D
Water Supply,
preferred (quar.
Co., common
$1.12%
50c 6-27-47
Hearn
Hercules
,
1- 6
15c
—
common
Hazeltine
Heiteman
1-20
15c
America
of
Corp.
Additional
Healey
11-30
$1.25
preferred.
non-cum.
New
12-11
$5
Special
4y4% preferred
41-15
$1.50
Hastings Manufacturing
Hawley Pulp & Paper s (initial)-
Haytian
12-30
series
U
11-29
(quar.):
Jewel Tea
,
:J.
•,
Jamaica
7.
Tobacco—
Hartman
$3
,
11-15
$1
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
Hartford Electric Light Co.
4(4%
:
3%
..
Harshaw
.
Calif.—
of
preferred A
preferred series B
series C
,
-v—
11-29
37y2c
(
1-17
41-29
4c
1-15
-V,
12-17
12-20
88c
12-16
(quar.)*
Co.
11-22,
j 2-1
.....
Nashville RR.
12-11
.
10c;
12-16
,i-
Co.
(year-end)
Service, Ltd., com.
preferred
12-10
——
&Y-.7%
Public
7%
$1.12(4
——
(stock dividend payable in A stock)
Class B (stock dividend payable in A stock)
Hanna (M. A.) Company, com. (year-end)—
Harbison-Walker Refractories—/. Z
Machine
Jamaica
(year-end)
Provisions,
$750
(Increased )_
12-21
$2
;
Angeles Investment Co. (extra>_____i_*1
Land & Exploration (quar,)..
93%c
....
12-11
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
(P.) Co./ 7% pfd. (quar.)........
"4X250
(quar.)—
,
12-16 /
42-21
m
$2
(quar,)._._.
2
12-18
1- 7
'
20O
Mines, Ltd. ^quar.);
Publications, Inc.—
$1.50 participating preferred
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.
2 X
11-30
-
Y. 1-15
435o
.w—4.U.—
Extra,
5%
250
,
common
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd.
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)..
12-10
12-14
Class A
6%
::
Service,
11-22 y
12-20
$1
.
—
(quar.)
-v
Public
Jaeger
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Instrument
Hammond
Hancock
Co.,
6%
12-15
v12-28
;v
/
11-30
1-15
MacFadden
12-
12-16
50c;
(year-end)
Foundation, common, (interim).
convertible preferred (quar.)
X
12-
12-12
250
Iowa
'7i2-;5i7C
75C
(year-end)
—
Investment
4
25c
(quar.)——
Gas
12-21
12-18
V
■
Macassa
12-14
1-2-47
/
50c;
75c
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales
12-14
12-31
i
12-21
5oc
(quar.)
2*
12-
$1.25 7
of Philadelphia
Corp.
"
20c
Paper
Investment
-
12- 5
l'
Natural
Corporation
Intertype
11-29
6
1-
30c
:
Hammermill
r
II-30
$15c
Co., common (quar.)———
convertible preferred
4%
;
y
11-15
-
2
12-20
25c
Ltd. ""(year-end)—
Haloid
Company
(year-end) ——_———
Hamilton Manufacturing Co.—
Preferential
participating
(quar.)
Mines,
Hallnor
5%
;/*'■" $2"
(quar.).....*
Co.
common
6
12-31
12-31
$1
Lunkenheimer
6
12-17
,
2-24
li-22
150
6
$1
11-22
,
3-10 :
87 Vac
Company
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telephone
Lyon Metal Products
(quar.)
M, J. .& M. & M. Consolidated
35c
;
——.
11-25
12-10
-
12-
■
12-16
50c
Corp.. (quar.)
Extra
(
12-
12-28
•V
11-29*
50c 3-10-47 2-24-47
12-
12-28
$1
^
11-30
12-16
12-10
partic. pfd. (s-a)
Louisville Title Mortgage Co. (increased s-a)
12-
12-28
75c -1
,
...
Company, common
prior-preferred (quar.)
Interstate
T;
12-10
2
12-16.
$1
-
.
s:75c-7
(quar.)—...
Interstate
;v
11-29
...
1-2
-
$50c
.
Brothers
;
Hall
12-16
$1.10
Utilities, $4.40 pfd. (quar.)——
Hahn Brass Co., Ltd., common (initial) —*
(incr. quar.),.:
5
preferred
International Salt Co.
'
-—
States
Co., com.
"Year-end
$4
:
$40
2nd
Louisville
12-13
2
11-30 v
11-30
12-12
,$U0
y/'ir
—•
Louisville &
.
12-13 x.
-12-30
*
v
/
Louisiana
Chemical Corp.
:
12-12
12-12
'
50c /;■
Corp/
Gas
Taylor,
Common
Los
vv
9
2
;
11-30
'11-30
12-12
'
"»/•'//l:: ■I- Extra
"
.$$1.12 %c
t 50c
preferred
&
8%
11-22
v
12-13
12-13
'!■/
97 %c
Co.—__
Cement
Star
LOrd
1045 X
1-15
42-20
Industries, Ltd.*
(quar.).;
preferred (quar.)
&
Star
Lone
■
11-29
12-16
650
.
12- 2
12-12*
37 %C
*
Candy
Lbrillard
Common
4%
12-10
400/
International Minerals
t
12-19
,11-29 /
12-27/
$1
(quar.).
Year-end
12-19
2
3oc
...
International Metal
7
2
Co.—
$3.50
International Harvester Co., common (quar.)
Northern Ry.
2nd
1-
1-
,
$
'
11-21*-
12-10
25c
"
11-22
12-27
50C /
;
2
11-29
12-10
12-16*
25c X
...
,
,
*
/X:*
Year-end
12-14
30c
12-
;X
%„„•
Firebox
12- 2
,
19c X 12-10
$1.25 y 12-12
50c
guaranteed
11-29
11-30 v;
■
12-14
;
(quar.)..
/
11-23
Xk
/X
Locomotive
r;
12-10
'
•
'
,
12- 2*
,
12-16
50c
a
,
12-16
1-4/
•
r
12-16
12-16
,42-16
12 %C
Lqck Joint ,Pipe Co.. (monthly)
:/■::* 8%
preferred
('quar.)__.^...__.
.12-18 i
12-20
.
Y,
:
r
prior
Special
9
12-
Kl- 2
10c
-
12-18
12-27
25c
/■:?•:
12-21
L 1- 2
60C '
>
'
.
11-25
C: 1- 1
,42-16
50c
f
12-10
1-20 i
-
Original, capital ^—
—^
Special guaranteed (quar.)—
l-r-rT—
112- 9 '
•
*
(quar.)i_i^*
Original capital
■
1-20
37 %C
Little Miami RR. Co.'—
v':
42- 3
12-10
12-27*
$1
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Machinery Co...
Publishing
preferred '(accum.)....,
:
preferred (quar.).**^../.*..'..*
Lion Oil Company (increased quar.)__
Little Long Lac Gold Mines, Ltd. (annual).
'11-30 >
42-13
;;
11-27
.
$40c
Works_*;>*.—----
participating preferred
12-21 '
35c; ; 12-1440c / ,"'12-14
e
|
(quaf.)
/'
Extra
,12-17
12-10
*
$2
;
Corp., cbmmon
12-17 X
.
; 12-31
62 %C
Products
Co.
.
12-20 *
25c
•
'
.1243* 41-27
42-14
: 12- 2
(resumed)>a v;/ $1.25
pfd. (s-a)
U
"
.
,
12-2flf
12-13',
;
75c
■
EXtra''
12-12
$$1.25
....
Educational
Fink
Salt
Lima Locomotive
•
■
30c
,
40P
& Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.*—
Quarterly *>;,—
Life/Insurance Co. of Virginia„i-
'
10-
Cigar
40c
,,
'X
•
..
11-12
>;V.7 50®
1
1- 2
(initial s-a)„_
—i.
Lincoln Service
/
2-
1-2
(quar.)_t;
common
12-23
n; / 12-14
■Year-end
12-31
-'■*
50c
Lily-Tulip Cup
$506
11-25
50c;
-
(quar.)
Leather
Life
'
12-11 ^
,12- 9
V
:
—
i^.——■.
Steel
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y-, Inc. (quar.)„^
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (year-end)
:::X7% /preferred
(quar.)_1
*
*
7
V
12-10
Machines: (quar.)_4.
Cellucotton
Products
(quar.)
12-31
I-
•
.
^
.
/: 62%c X 1-2
(quar.)
Ldvy ^ Brothers; Ltd;, (interim)
Lexington' Telephone Co. (quar.)
41-25
Business
'
&
Leslie
12-13
(extra)...
preferred
15c
-1244
$2YaC
:
& Co.,
Special -J
Lehn
9 fC
12-13
(year-end
-1
(quar.:
Works
& Die
Electric
Leath
12-10
4/'
2
11-14
12- 9/
$180
*:' "$2.50 preferred (quar,)—*
Lee Rubber & Tire (extra)
*
Copper..—......
$$1.75
10c
7
X ;: >•
12-17
,yl
12-23
1-Jfi
4$$l-
/
Lawyers Title Insurance. 6%
12-10 >
$i.25.
11-30
145
•(quar.)*^/*^«4/;'/,!jY 37 %c *12-28
,r ' $25c ;/',• 1- 2
Frary & Clark
Bleachery
Special
50C-.
(year-end)...
1241,.
$50c
Ling (John A.) &' Sons, Ltd.iquar.)
40c
-t
12-23
?•
Sessions, $2.50 preferred
1-15
11-12
I2r31*
■* '
Company (quar.)_*
&
Lamson
1247 '
(quar.)
2-1
42-16
;,25c
•
Landers
'"'*'
$1
Lambert
12-13
k 1- 2
Lawrence Portland Cement Co.
,
62VaC
,
Certificates, Inc. (Md.) (s-a)
participating
International
-
Hale
»
12-20
common
Bronze
International
>
12-20
*
,
11-20 %
90c
50e
.
12-20
11-19
12-27 J
Ltd.—
'
Lawrence'(A. C.)
.
Co.,
;
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
*
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co. (irreg.)
Lamaque Gold Mines' (interim)
Latrobe
(quar.).
Consolidated
Iron
12-12
$1.50
Shore
12-31*
/
Paper
Extra
12-31*
7/;!
>
&
1
12-20
......i.
' >
,
Power
-
40c
■
12- 9
12-31
$$1.75
>
1149
2c
:
/ '
John
•
(quac.)_....~.i
Corp. (quar.)
6V2% preferred (accum.).
Co.,
42- .5
,12-16
11-30
12-12
$1.75
,
//
Industries, 6% pfd. (aecum.)*i-j
933/4C
Bancshares
Industrial
11- 8
12- 9
$1.50
Co., preferred
—a
11-30
12-26
Saddlery, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)—, ■r■$75c
x
11-30
12-26
$75c
preferred - (quar.) ___——-4.——
*'• '30c'/
12- 4
12-14
Greenfield Tap & Die—;
12- 2
$5c
> 1- 2
Greening. (B.) Wire Ltd. (quar.)—,——— ■
12-14
12-31
: $1.50
Greyhound Corp., common (year-end)—
•*
12-14
12-31
$1.06 v*
4V»%
preferred (quar.)
12- 5
12-18
$1
Griesedieck-Western Brewery, com (irreg.).
2-14
34%C
!
3- l-.'i
5%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
11-29
12-20
75c *"
Grinnell Co., Inc.
(year-end).—;
12- 2
12-27
$50
Group No. 1 Oil Corp—
—
————...
10c
12-27 -. 12- 2
Group No. 2 Oil Corp
—
V
11c
11-30
Group Income Shares, series A——.-—1248
I- 2
$1.25
Guantanamo Sugar Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)—.
11-15
25o
«12-10
Gulf Oil Corporation (quar.)—
12-10
::
'4145
25c
Special
*,
12-30
4240
kk 50c
12-20
1- 2 i
k" $1.50
Gulf Power Co., $6 preferred (quar.)
—
Gulf
y
Lanett
.
11-30
40c
$1.50
•-•
:
•
Corp
11-30
75c J- : 12-10
:
1
12-14;-
5c
'M:
II-30 >
56 (4c
2 ;
12-14
,' l.'/aC
Steel
St.
Lake
'
-ii
non-cumulative,* class A (year-end)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
11-15
15c '
(quar.)—.
(s-a)
'
2
j
Tool
Quarterly
9
12-13
Kwick
Lake
11-22
50c
$2
11-30
Great West
6%
12-31
$1.06(4
Imperial Tobacco of Canada, Ltd. (interim)
Indianapolis Water Co.— /
4
/
5% preferred A (quar.)_.
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
12-
■:
10C
Zi
„
Great
LCclede
12-30
4%
Interlake
Lakes
^
12-
V
12-14
$2
class B
Extra
2
7%
12-31.>
2
.
Great
1
12-31
12-14
50c
(quar.).
Great
■
!
11-18
$12 (4c
class A preference
$2
I
11-15
42-26
112 % c
(accum.)———
preference accumulated——
Lakes Plating (quar.)
:
$2
11-15
12-16
1-15
i
preferred (quar.)
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd.—
►
,
12-16
——.
(Robert H.), 6%
12-
1-15
1-
(increased).—
Plantation
preferred (quar.)
Hygrade Food Products
.
Varnish-
American Indemnity
Great
$i
40c
—
Graupner
12-16
$i
(quar.)_.
Class B (quar.).
Gorham Manufacturing
Co.
(year-end).—
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (year-end)
Rapids
12-12
12-20
•:
12-
n
(quar.)
12-30
.
5%
.
1-
:*>•'" $1
,
(quar.)
preferred
La France
Smelting Co., Ltd.-
Mortgage
preferred
5 >
Co., common
(quar.).
4
Sugar
1st
12-
(Leased Lines)
guaranteed ■ (s-a)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd
American Deposit receipts ordinary shares ,:
(Interim)-,-
"
;
:.
Erie
&
12-20
(quar.
2nd
42-31
(quar.)—.
;
^6%
Kut
Illinois Central RR. COi
12-12
12-31
$1.25
A
Grand
;
42-12
12-31'
/
Ltd.—
;
1
5
k
Inc.
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
4
'
$1.25
Gordon Mackay & Stores,
Class
12-10
,
12-31
/'k. $1
——
Mfg.
Hutchinson
$1.50
(quar.)———-——
B
.'/7>
6
40C
(initial).
(Texas)
preferred
12-12
1-
Go.
Oil & Refining Co.
5c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)———
class
Co.,
42-
-
$1
Humble
12-14
1-2
Mfg. Co./4%% preferred~(quar.)_*-'- $1.12% ,'!
►.>/i.}\\,&-y>4. f-
5 '
Extra
11-29
-
12-23
Kroger" Company—«,,
6 V7
25c
Corp., commons......
Hudson Bay Mining &
Increased
:
:42^2';>
12-10
42-10
50o \
common
preferred
4%
Gordon
Kroehler
1'
12-12
—*
12-20
12-
$7c
(quar.)
^ 1-
7 VaC
(quar.)-.
Co.,
Gas
2-1
42- 2
Company
12- 2
IOC
.
(quar.)
*___
12-
3%%
>' ■
S.)
Sxtra
12-17
Household
12-12
?
(S.
.12-17
•7
::
Natural
12-31
^
40c
(quar.)"..
.
25c
Telegraph
preferred
pfd.
Houston
*;•
$5
$4.25
2
$1
Golden State
Kresge
12-2
12-23
-
25c
:
*
25c
$$3.50
Company, new common (initial)
Statler Co.,. new common (initial)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.— <
$2.25 convertible preferred (quar.).....
12-147 :
5%
;; vX,- 40c
(initial)
Inc.
12-
,
25c
8
—
preferred (quarj——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
Common
(increased quar.)
50c
7
44
1-
(quar.)—
$5
(quar.)—
Horder's,
Inc.
(year-end)
Horner (Frank W.)f Ltd. (quar.)
.5
12-14
X
•
Rubber___i
'-Extra
,
..-45cr
;
5%
1-
:
(quar.)--—i——
Goldblatt Brothers, $2.50 preferred (quar.).
Goodrich (B. F.) Company, common
Gold
Co.
Electrochemical,
Hoover
12-15
,
z/x; i5c:
—
Y.)
—'*>.
(quar.)..
1-25 i\
$1.25
—-
(N.
Inc.
1-15;
——.
(quar.)
12-20
——i—,—j
30C (
(quar.)—
Co.
1-20
25c
Dairy
Oil
B.)
Inc., common._^„„.;„„_iX
preferred (quar.
4%
•
'
(quar.)—————-.v
Insurance
Brewing
& Sons,
Renfrew &
5c
Glens
'Goebel
12-27 >
,.10c
:
12-15
1- 1
■r4-i 2,
50c
————
Distilleries
Glenmore
145
..
$1.75
-
Co.—
12-27
Finance Corp., common (quar.).
preferred' (quar.)
—
Houston Lighting & Power (quar.)—
—————
(quar.)
—
Coal
Alden
145
6
(L
Koppitz-Melchers,
(quar.)_.
1- 2
(quar.).
Corp.
11-30
Corp—
dividend
Hooker
.
9 „v\
■'
,:'Z 75c
(quar.)
12-
V,-,';':"/r-25C
(quar.).
$1.50
///, $1.25
—
Co.,
50c
12-11
.
Creamery Co.
Koppers
i~ 2
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (accum.)
Co., 80c preferred (s-a)_.__
Home Title Guaranty Co.
(year-end).
Homestake
Mining Co
a
12-11
i''"*'
Knudsen
I-21
1- 3
Hotels
1-
15c
Kleinert
12-17
50c
5
12- 5
•12-
2
1- 2.
$1.50
:
(quar.)————.——
Co.
Holt
Home
11-19
12-
12-17 )
1-31
12-
12-23
25c
f
"
12-27
12-10
12-16
$1.50'
(quar,);
12-27
$25c
:
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (interim.)
/
,
6
37 (4 C
■—.—i——
Machine
1-
1
(D. ' Emil)' Co.
dividend '
12-26
-y cv-
Stock
Ltd.—
4
Stock
11-14
2-
Klein
Holder*
Payable of RecJ
250
-
'
Radio
Honolulu
preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar,)——.—
——
Georgia RR. & Banking Co. (quar.)
Gillette Safety Razor Co., (quar.)
preferred
Lumber
Furnace
Hollander
12-16
1-
25c
,
Georgia Power Co., $5
$5
.*,4:
of Canada,
-
12-20
2
12-10
$1.25
Equipment————
Signal Co., com. (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)——
General Shareholdings Corp.—
Genesee Brewing, class A
I
Gisholt
fquar.)
Extra;
;
,
12-19
2
12-28
50c
Precision
B'
(year-end)
11-26
25c
Railway
Class
11-30
25c
Holland
•„'<
12-20
$1.25
common
(quar.) _——
Advertising, common
General Phoenix Corp.—
Common
(increased quar.)
Class A (increased quar.)
General
11-30
12-10
(G.*R.) Co., Inc., common
Kinney Manufacturing Co.—
$6 non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
When
Share
V
:
^
Kinney
'
2
1-25
12-13
$1.75
Outdoor
General
12-16
$1 •'
/
(Edward)
Hoffman
2
50c
preferred
$5
General
25c
Quarterly
Hines
12-16
12-21,
40c
.
.
•
2 vj
25c
:
.*.
Corp.,
Bartlett
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.
11-30
12-12
31 (4c
—
Co., commoni
7%
preferred (quar.)—r
General Industries, 5%
preferred (quar.)—.
General Instrument Corp.
(quar.)
:
Motors
12-10
1240)
Company
15C
II-30 ;
Fireproofing
General
12-2012-20
.
Extra
common_„;_„_...v-.i—
Co.-
12-20
$1
$3.50
*
Name of
„
15C
12-21
75c
General
..50c
.
—_—.—
Spencer
Per
m
12-10
50c
common—;
1 wii
Holders
When
Payable of Reo.
Shares
;
,
preferred
Hibbard
12-21
Bronze
r
6 ;
5%
—
,
I-17
l(4c
_—_
u.——
;
;■
(s-a)
—;
Hewitt-Robbins,
Inc. 4quar.)_a.—
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common (year-end)>
12-
12-21
■
7%
20c
(quar.)_j_
-—;
1
Extra
v
11-25
12-28
15c
-
u,
r
12-21
2
of Company
Hershey Creamery Co.,
2
12-14
30c
i
10
25c
—
Per
Name
Payable of Reck
*
68%c
Gaylord Container Corp., common (quar.)
5% %
preferred (quar.)
Gemmer Manufacturing Co.,
class B
i
$3 participating preferred A (quar.)_„_
General
American
Transportation-:
General Baking Co.,. common
(quar.)_
General
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Garrett
Monday, December 9, 1946
>
-
•
'
jVolume'164*
Number H549
THE COMMERCIAL
±?Y%.»,r
^
<*$»?•;£
j
•
:-t-v
>
i't».
'-*'
per'
"<■•";
Meadyille Telephone Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)__
Melcheirs Distillers, Ltd.—
;
ir ,6%
participating preferred (s^-a)
Memphis Natural Gas Co. (year-end)
•
62 %c
'
11-30
12-16
25c
12-
2
:
1-
2
12-12
12-31
12-12
45c
$1.25
25c
12-14
12-
pref.
(quar.)__
&
Miners
Transportation
$1.75
National
1-31
2-15
,k
Co.-—
__
Class
:
B
(increased
$3.50
25c r
•__'
preferred
Extra
„wr
(quar,)
Publishing
Hat
Cp.
Corp.
12-14
1-
12-
Metal
25c
preferred
$1
-r -
2
12-
9
12-
2
75c
12-20
Co.—
:
/
,
Class
;?
A
common—
Milliron's
V"
(l».
Stores)
5 %
$5.10
6%
1st
preferred
•
preferred
preferred
75c
12-
45C
12-14
11-15
4c
12-14
11-15
•;
:
Class B
12-
6
1-15
2
2
1-15
12-16 7
12-2312- 2
>'yV:-
11-227
1
11-22
1
11-22
ft
4
.6,%
11-25
:»
11-27 7
12-27
7
;
1-
11-15
.
12-16
11-29
1-
2
12-20
50c
12-
9
11-22
12-20
11-30
20c,1.
12-
9
12-
62 V2c ;
125C jv
i^li ibUc 7
.1-
17
12-167
1-
Corp. 7 (s-a)
12-
12-14
6%
Chemical
Myers (F. E.)
Co.
;
.
of
Co.
Biscuit
Co.*
Battery
Co.
1
Register
1*' 2
12-14
1-2
12-16
(quar.)
7
7
$50c
$43c
■
s.
'
2-
12-
2
1-15
Lines,
preferred
$4
common
National
(initial
Dairy
Increased
Gas,
common
Products
Extra
5%
12-30
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-29
12-14
11-30
$1
1-
5
2
12-14
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-12*
12-10
11-12*
'
(quar.)
-.
"
1-1
12-20
'
*
2
East
Dome
■
Public
••.••*
com.
Col. common
Power
Extra
Pacific
(quar.)
12-
Extra
11-20
12-23
11-20
12-20
11-30
30c"
j
<
:
$7.50
12-10
1-..1
12-20
$1.50
££; 15c
1-2
12-14
—
12-10
11-15
(initial)-
12-10
■7:77 15c
:£ •; .' 15c"
/
^
Trust
&
12-
"6%
78%
12-
7%
1-2
15c
Service
12-15
710c '
•'50c
12-15
,
:
12-
'
New
Co.: of
4%
preferred
Paramount
Inc.
12-31
12-10
11-19
ioc
12-10
11-19
Park
Chemical
Parmelee
Paton
50c
12-10
12-10
11-30
1%
$1,25
12-10
11-30
Penick
11-30
Co.
-
'»
12-14
50C
Ltd.
12 '-
12-14
U-2%
1-15
$20c
11-2.6
11-26
12-31
•
12- A
12-14
.
12-20
'
$$1.50
$75c
1-15
56 %C
12-20
12-12
v; i- !•
12-14
1-15
$l%c
1-
1
7 12-2
1-
$$2
9
12-
7
25c
12-24
12-
6
40c
12-24
12-6
$5C
50c
7
1-
"39C
2
•<
12-3.0
12-16
39C 7
,11^(0
12-16
.,.11-30
v
12-31
30c
11-aJO
50c
12-14
50c
—
7 1-15.
$1.25
11*15
712(14
12-14 1
$2
11*15
12-14
$1.75
_.—
N
-
7
11-15
12-14
,11-15
N
11-
8
preferred "(quar.)
Fund of Boston—
George)
Co*.,
11-30
12-13
lrl5
1-
2
12-10
11-25
1-3
12-12
12-20
12-
4
2-
1
'
10c
12-14
•
7
•
£11-28
2-25 *' 7'v 1-16
$25c
Co. •(quar.)_7^_—
37%C
1-
2
12-
0
/
50c
1-' 2
U2*
9
93 %C
1-2
£12- 8
2 %c
.
.
preferred /(quar.)
:
(Pittsburgh)—
i
!
common
(initial quar.) ______—.—_
Packing
7 11-30
412*14
1130
1-10
12-21
87 % C
1-3
12-
50c
12-12
;
Co—
,,
,12-2
12-14
5c
r,
'12-16
25c
Co.—
7'*
*:
35c
——
*,*■
;
2
:
1-
1131
•
.
:
___
.'H'
»
•:
12-19
7%
77
preferred
5%
Iquar.f
prior preferred
Reed
Roller
7 Reeves
Bit
Brothers,
<
;
(quar.)
Inc.
12-15
1135
12-15
11-25
1
12-13
25c
1-2
12- 8
25c
12-23
1-
$1.75
.
iauar.)__U.—:—
Co./ (quar.)
50c
15c
40c
;,
■;£ 1- 2
25c
—
'•
12*14
Shoe
Company
_'-.•
.7
12-
3
.1-10
12-15
15C
Regal
i-10
12-15
15c
:
Reliance
Grain^~LtdI,"^6%%~"pf~d. (quar.)*— 7 7£:.
$$1
12-14
11-30
Reliance
Insurance
50c
12-14
11-15
(Phila.)
(s-a)
Manuxacturing uo. (Hi.) —
87 %C
3V2%
convertible preferred
(quar.V
Remington Arms, common (year-end7 77 20c
6%
preferred '(s-a)_J£_--^_£pl_£_-_;^----; ■ 77/::. S3
Remington Rand Inc.;1 Common—_________ '777 35C
vReliance
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
7
12-
9
12-30
12-
9
:
1-
2
12-14
1-
2
12-14
12-14
11-29
1-
12-16
2
12-23
12-
12-10
1- 1
1-
2
12-27
12-
6
12-
6
2
12-16
12-
30c
12-28
12-18
—-—■——--
—
$1.12%
12% c
(irreg.) —
Republic Pictures Corp.—
££•
7;:£7.7;
/
$1 convertible preferred (quar.)
;—
Republic Realty Mortgage (annual)-,—-—
11-30
Republic
Steel
Revere
Rheem
12-16
$35c
12-16
11-30
Rice
12-14
11-29
Richardson
Ranch Oil Co.
Company
(quar.)
—
3.6% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(year-end)
—
(quar.)
12-
2
12-9
12-
1-2
6
0
9
12-10
12-20
1-2
12-10
12-10
11-25
2c
12-10
1135
25c
coqimon
—
A (quar.)_—
Copper & Brass, Inc. (initial)-—.—-
Manufacturing
2
1-
177-• 5c
Corp.,
Reymer & Brothers, Inc.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco,
13-
1Z
12-10
12-13
25c
-
$1.50
prior preferred
6%
$2.25
1
dividend
12-20
7 5%
7
12-27
1-15
Stock
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Republic Petroleum Co., common
t20c
;'
7
11-20
12-14
30c
12-
11-30
12-12
2-28
$1.50:
(quar.)
12- 7
/••
t
1-
15c
*
(quar.)_
1-10
(irregular)—
12-10
12-
$1
.712-15
$1.50
A12- 2
12-14
12-16
7
Power
11-35
11-05
12tI0
12-16
25c
Reading Company—
7. 4% non-cum. 1st preferred quar.)
2nd
preferred (quar.)
7 Real Silk Hosiery Mills, common, (quqr.)
11-30
50c
quar.)
35C
25o
common
.
.
■
1-15
12-16
$1
77 :
_____
11-30
12-14
75C
£■•■• 1*1
common—
Raybft^tos-Manhattani; Inc. 7(year-ehd);£-£-i-^,/
1-15
$2.50
_
$1.25
'
11-09*
;12-16
-/i*;:; $2
__'_——
Electrotype
Rath
12-16
11-30
12-16 7
12-16
>
Extra.',.
New
"
1
12-16
50c
25c
_______
Extra
11-30
12-
••
.Rapid
11-30
12-23/
10c
62 %c
(quar.)
.
,3%%
12-13
12-20
4
7
—
common
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing (year-end)
Rand's
12-13
1
(The
Extra
7
5
12-20
*,
(quar.)
-'7:.* $1
Quebec
12-10
12-27
v
,
7—_
(year-end).
7
Ralston, Purina
11-14
12-10
$1.50
8 %
•>
11-14
V 12*14':
.
$3iy4c
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,"com. (quar.)
fweferred (quar.)
_.-_____7
Ford,
12- .4
12-16
50c
$30c
Y.)—.
Jersey-—
'Quaker State Oil Refining,
12- 9
12-23'
25c
50C
*
''"
&
12-16
25c
■
quar.)____„__x__—
Quaker Oats Co., common
vr
6%
preferred (ouar.
12-16
_____
Co.
12-17
—————-—
convertible
Pyrene
12- 9
(year-end)
Transportation
(N.
(quar.)^
Electric & -Gas—
•
Pyle-National
12-10
1-3
/•:
(increased)
(increased
12-24
'
(monthly),
Company,
Year-end
■
•
11-30
12-23
_*
common
(quar.)
Pictures,
62 %c
Hampshire (quar.)
New
(increased
Inc.
Oil
5%
11-30
$1.10
(quar.)
common
12-17
•7
Extra
Putnam
5
$1.12%
7 $1.25
(s-a)_
(quar.)__
Companies,
12-24
25c
11-30
12-15
50c
Pullman,
11-30
f
12-14
t3%c
preferred
Paraffine
7*
62 %c
"
preferred
Pure
2
75c
Pipeline,
7*
11-
7
■
preferred (monthly)
preferred (quar.)
.preferred (quar.)—
:
11-27
7
•10c
—
Tubes, Ltd.
12-06
11-
12-20
—
Co. of
11-15
12-16
:^$25c
7?
______
"5%
Eastern
12-31
12-20
.
11-30
93%c
I
Panhandle
10c
2%
■;
$5
3
12-10
: ::
pfd.
1Z-J6
.
dividend
Page Hershey
4%
5%
11-27
12-31
la-si
11t30
preferred, (quar.)
$1.25
•"
11*80
$1.75 ; 12-31;
preferred (quar.j) ____—
1
12-23
U-i»
( Publication Corp.i com. > voting" (quar.) _'-;^__x1 I'A ' 40c
'40c. 7-12-23'
*) Common: non-voting
■fi-122 ;; 12-23
9
7;i / '-v <Extrh7/^£Ji_x_----7_,-£27£rJ7£r^3r_."'£_12- 6
■''£■: fl % 1st preferred (quar.)';_"£;_£_£_-£C^--_7'' •: $1.75 '..12-16
1- 2
$1.75 7
•Grigmal
preferred -fcquar/)
7 12700
''
Publicker' industries, lac.—
7
:
£;
12-16
"11-30
$1.18%
;$4.75 preferred (quar.)___—
•
Mills
12-18
ioc
,7%
5
$10C
7.
_,
____7—
■;V Pacolet Manufacturing Co.,
$25c
77,
7, .Public Service
12-50
12-
'12-17
Co.
,7-
11*09
.
.—-77;
(quar.)
11-29
12-21
—
preferred
$5
.
new
12-23
10c
12-20
12-17
.
$1
—7——
Corporation."
V60&
6
llr30
12-30
12-ai
12-31
25c
/,
(year-end),.
Lines, Inc.—•
(year-end)
11-25
12-
}
—
25c
*•
■,
5
12-16
;—-
—:
/ Common
;■
'•11-30
30c
3.2-
12-20
12-13
Mines, Ltd.____—__—
Bank
National
Increased
';
"V,
2
11-29
$1.50
7
(quar.)—
Co.—
&
Public'Service
;• 12- 3
12-20
75c
12-12 ::
25C
>'"■ Extra'
77
75C
l-
7 12- 6
2
1-
$1
12 %c
!
(quar.)
Inc.
preference
6%
$5.82
12-6
'
'1-15
35c
7*/ 7' '*• £/'' -7";7 7?1••*'•■ **(quar.)—_—;—_______
preferred A
Public
,
Co., common (increased quar.)
preferred
(auar.) 7-7.——______ __,»7
Tail
$1
;
11-29
25c
45c
common
11-29
12-10
50C
elevator
6%
•'*■'■'*
32-14
1
•'
!
$1
(initial s-a)__'____
Proprietary Mines, Ltd. (interim) _______—_
Providence Washington Insurance Co. (quar.)
.Special
_a—'<_'..*
11-14
12-10
Seamless
Stock
20C
(quar.)
„
Corp.,
12-10
$6^5l>
1-
12-16
50C
25c
non-cum.
4%
11-15
5
of PAcific Gas
100 shares) common
Corp.—
(quar.)
12-14.,
■
Otis
93 %c
—
Ltd.
Co.,
-
25c
-
preferred
11-30
11-25
—
.
25c
50C
-
12-
—_
11(20
12-12" : 11(30
20c
--
dividend)—___—
—
'Price Brothers
30c
Preferred
Otter
12-2
11(29
12-31
*7'*.''•; i$40c
Preston
1-20
12-10.7
(quar.)
/'iu_7
j. Extra
1-2
12-31'
commbn.i.____l—.—
(stock
Co.
;
-21
Pressed Steel Car Co.—
$2.50
(quar.)_
Ohio Oil Company (s-a)—_7_—_—7-_—-7,
.7;
12-14
quar.
Discount
12-20
$$1,
—
12-
(quar.)
6%
11-30
12-10
i
12- 2
30C
Corp. of Canada, common (interim)
1st preferred
(quar.)—_____
partic. preferred (quar.)
6%
12-16 'T
(Minn.), common—_ ,'/' $1
Ox
Fibre Brush Co., Inc./ (year-end)
11- 8 7
—7/ 7:77 $2
£ Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (accum.)
$1
12-10
Oxford* Radio Corporation (initial) 7-.10C
1-20
1, PaaMu
12- 6
15c
Sugar Plantation___—
12- 6
£ Pacmc American Fisheries (year-end)
—
.£'"7 $1
Pacific Coast Aggregates
11-30
(quar.)
7;**' . r 5c
Pacific Indemnity Co. (Los Angeles) —
.Quarterly 77——;
^.7—
7/; 50c
12-31
quar.)
Extra-;
National
5
12-20
(quar.)___
Power
15c
':•
10c
Cylinder
;
;
1
1
;
2
25c
7,
*
15c
7:1,8% 'prior preferred" / (quar. )_777777_i.^7vii_
•; 1-10
25c
Extra
National
12*
$1.75
(quar.)
Oil
Powell* River
9
■
(quar.)_„_
National Container Corp., common
2-
12-10
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
A
Powdrell & Alexander,
1
Investment—
Greyhound
12-10
(quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)_____
2nd preferred (quar.) ______________
$2.50
stock
American
Confection
3.2-21 £ 7; Ohio
25c
City
class B__
(presumed)
each
$1
$1.25
"
12- 9 7
12-23
_______
2
1-
25c
Extra
National
$2
$50c
preferred (quar.)—______
Co.—7' £^ '.7
* l ;r '"r''77
for
f>
11-27
common
Co.,
common
Quarterly
Polaroid Co.,
4V2%
•
2
1-
r*
1- 2
$3175
Co.
6
32-
,
12-3
*12-
-
1
12-14
Electric
preferred
Plymouth
£12-16
12-23
,
___
1-15
2-
%" 2
£ 12-17
70c
(quar.)__
Corp., common
32-
12-10
':* '
'*
11-26
,
_—_
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(Detroit)
11-30
12-23
'
11-26
$1.80 ' 12-14
Tube Co.,1 common "(year-end)
v
i$1.75 prior preference (quar.)_7_—.ii7—7
:>; 43 %C
12-20
Ohio Service Holding Corp. (year-end)
12-20
;>.vf $5 7 12-10
Omnibus
711-27 '
12-31
25c
Corp., eommon__—7777——£r *•':
*
8 % -preferred
1*2
11-307
(quar.)____
s •£-7*< $2 "7
Oneida, Ltd.,'common (quar.)—
18%c 7 12-14
7_7
6% -preferred £quar.)___£—_7____
37 %c
12-14
12-10
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar.)
1- 2
12-16 A
$$1.25
Ontario Steel Products^ common (quar.)
11-29
2-15
$25c
'
7 % 1 preferred
32- 5 7
2-15
(quar.)
___7—_
'$$1.75
12-10
£ Orpheum Building Co. (increased s-a)
25c
12-11
12-16 /' / Oswego Falls
Corporation
(year-end)
77!7 20O
:
12-19)
I80
30c
'
Co.
9
11-30
7* 77
-
.11-29
-7
—
.
12-27
30c
Year-end
National Casualty
■
2 A
7 7 '50c
12-10
12-16
$1.06y4. 7
5
12-12
'*
_:
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)___l^———_—
Corporation,
3%%
8
(12-10
$2
Manufacturing Co. (quar.) __7—_—_77_
Ohio
>•£!.(£
11-25
12-
2
11-
25c
*
(accum.)„_
pfd.
.
12-
12-24
.
Co.
12-
•
1
12-23
'
<.12-13
12- 1
93%c
/
.
12-10
compauy announces that the original
declaration of
50c
was
revised
to
$1.25
Cash
7
5-15
12-16
12V2c
77
commop
12-10
40c
1
,; (/"''.Extra
(quar.) '
7_L7—_———7_
Ohio Edison Co., co:nmon_:
8-15
£12-13
£ 4.40%
preferred
(quar.) 7—7—
12- 2; £ Ohio Finance Co.,1/4 y2%
preferred (quar.\_
12-27
1-
'
12-16
1- 2
35c
Ohau
2-15 /
V-
12-20
15c
(quar.)__
(extra)
12-23;
12-10
•* 25c
■
.
12-2
12-21
37 %c
quar.)_____
—
.
National Casket Co., Inc., $7 pfd.
I
9-
12-20
,
$1.27%
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., common "(quar.)—
Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
11-15
1:
...
VA'.--"-
50c
25c,
Indiana Public Service
Nu-Enamel
11-22 '
•
40c
..;
(year-end
11-27
25c
i? 11-18 / / ; Oak
12-16
7
11-20
12-22
2 '
75c
75c
12-10
4c
Rayon, class A (yearrend)'(year-end)
7—_—_' IT
Common
12-15 "
The
National
12r
v
12- 3^
$1 "0 1
,
$1
American
JB
—'
Co.________.
preference
Philco
Corp.— 7-
£'/ $3.75 preferred (quar.)—
Northwestern Telegraph Co.
(s-a)
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
(quar.)__
•
2
6-
North
Northern
1*1-19;
.
12-14
•
12-10
Ltd.
$5
Co.
common
American
Northland
12-20
3
j
common.—
By-Products
of
11-29
12-10
3" '1
share
11*29
12- 9
$2
Gas
1-
$2.50
; North Central Texas Oil (year-end)'—
10c
■
v.
,7
Breweries, Ltd.,
preferfecr -(quar.)
7%
•
American
7/ »Glass
.11-30/ i;
12-12
.
12-14
__
_
11-19
'
2
:
11-30
7 1-
i
,•
12-14 T 7 [ North Pennsylvania RR. >Co.
(quar.)'——_
n-2a i 7 North/River -insurarice Go: (N.^Y.)
(qtuar«)._
Northern -Empire Mines (interim) J77
•>11-28
11-19
10c
National
National
4
11-30
25c
(extra)
National
7
12-14
■-
11-30
5de
7:>v' ,55c 7
;
national Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
Common
(initial)
National Automotive
Fibrej____i_
National
4
1- 2
America—
certificates
25c
__
*, 12-10
12-20
preferred
(accum.)
.•, '5y2%
preferred
(accum.)————_
6
12*14
500
-
.
& Bros.______
Voting> trust
iNatlonal Acme
12-
A:l
$1.18%
J^ation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.— 7
,
12-11
25c
Hosiery Co. (initial)
7
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing, $3.50 pfd.; (afceum.)
^ Pittsburgh' Consolidation Coal Co.
(quar. )__*
/ Pittsburgh
Forgings
Co.—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co. (reduced)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. (quar.)_i._____
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (yeai-end)—
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt——
Placer
Development, Ltd.
(s-a)_____—.—
,' Pleasant Valley Wine___-___££^_-__________
,,11-30
12-31;
50c
-6%
.12-14 /
40c r
:
Hamm's, Inc. (quar.)
JJash-Kelvinator Corp.
1
7-7/
11-30
1-2
77; $1.75 >;
-v $1.75
;.
(quar.)^
convertible
North
>
'
preferred
preferred
$2
7 "
11-15
t
:
.
12-16
(Maryland),
Corp.
££7.''. & Electric
:7''7 $1.75 ;■:
—
Muskogee
Mutuai
2
"
12-11
1-
(quar,)__L-___—'
Co.
'
11-15
30c
£111-15
80c
12-34
30c
.
&
Bridge,
American Cat
"77..One
30c •:
•/
(quar.)__—
Murray Corp. of America—
v
12-a.
$1.06 »A;
Phoenix
11-30
$1.50
(s-a)
Mines, Ltd
& Western Railway
Norfolk
Brewing
preferred
$1
•
;!>
1-2-47
,<r
$50c
12-16
7V1-
2
12-16
____
12-14
40c
,
Supply_-__P_w-i---w-^>_--^
preferred
(quar.)
- Piston
Ring (year-end) J
Company
11-30
■
2
25c
Exploration
Philadelphia
7
11-15
-,*■;.
Power,
Arch
Share
12-16
:»
12-
.12-15
r
$1.75.7,
,
Extra
/ North
11-15
12-30
$3 *■'
,77 50c •
Muskegon
Lower
11-307
2"
'$2
7;
Muncie Water Works, 8%. preferred .(quar.)
Muhsingwear, Inc.( new common (initial)
Murphy Chair, Co. (initial)
Murphy, (G. C.) Co., common, (year-end),_
4%
Hudson
Niagara
Noranda
1-
$6
2
■
7__£7£i__7;_____££__7_
Niagara
11-30 ;
20c
7
__
$7 preferred (quar.)
Mueller Brass Co,..i—
4%%
Year-end
■,:,7
11-30
12-
12-16
-12-30
25C
'/preferred;';(quar^_£i£,^£L££_^l»£££;
Niles-Bement-Pond
t$1.75
preferred- (quar;?
"
'
1-2
12-31
12-21
1-
■
Phelps
Dodge
Corp..
Philadelphia Bourse
Philadelphia Company,
.
71- 2
777
(quar.)
12-16
13c
7,'
r.'.l- 2
-
t$l,75 <■
(s-a)
preferred
11-30
$1.30
Mining Corporation (quar.)_^
Electric Corp.^—.
•
7 /
Niagara
4.1* .2:
Royal Hotel
■ 7
435c
Mullins Manufacturing Corp., class B__^___ 7:,7'"" 25c
$7
11-29
12-15
Co.
Electric
1-1
Mount
$7
•
2
12-14
t«6%0 7
v/7.
State
12-18
;
.
):$L40
.
Products Corp,- (year-end)
Motor Wheel Corporation (quar.)—
7 '
12-16
12-15
$21
Industries, Inc., com. (year-end)_
Common (year-end)'
4%% preferred (quar.)_^____—
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
North
Motpr
Producers
/.11-29
(year-end)
City Omnibus Corp.____________w£
It 1
$D«c
.
Mountain
12t16
.
Co.
Brake
12-10"
J20c
^
_____
Fuel
Extra
20c
(s-ai-^T
& Harlem RR. Co.
York
North
(quar.)"
Extra
Mountain
York
i 77.
11-29
9
Zinc
12-20
.
1-
preferred
£;
Consoli-r>
preferred B ■fquar.)
6%
7
;
2
—
l
Petroleum
;
-Newport
11-30
12-20
Co.
Mining
Air
Newport
7
*
;
Morgan (J. P.) & Company (quar.).;.
Morgantown Furniture Co., common (s-a)
Y
v
1,'/i
Co.—
Mills___l_
(year-end)
Park
f f}'7£3%%
11-29
! ' 1-
7% 2nd preferred^
Moore Corporatioiv,:Ltd., common-(quar.)^
■
Extra,
/ ;7% preferred A (quar.)
7%
11-30
11-30
lJL-a©
$1,06%
2nd- preferred
(quar.)_
Petroleum Corp of America (year-end)—7_
20C
Extra
Storage—
.—
12-13
12-13
12-21
12-31.
25o
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
11-30
$1.50
Worsted
Jersey
Newmont
r,
J25C
,.m
-
12- .6
•:
$2c
~—_
Milk
4%%
12-15
$1.50
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)__
Newberry (J.-J.) Co. (increased
;7.
12-20
12-20
Water
York
11-29
2
12-16
1st
:
2
12-21
15c
(quar.
_
Jersey
New
11-25
12-12
lc
Common
,
12-5
12- 5
12-141
14
.
4
' 12-00
12-14
"$2c
Pet
$3.50
.
:_7£w-v-;!-
New
11-22 -i
50c V
Ltd.
12-
,
1-15
25c
preferred
New
12-10
:
H'y} $2'..
-
Works,
11-29
Ltd.
12-16
12-16
12-15
(initial quar.)_
com.
$3 preferred (accum.)__.
Public Service—
New
'
12-12
40c
,
Refrigeration
(initial)-
2
2
Mines,
'
,
_________
New
12- 1
£
20c v„:
- _^
locomotive
1-
Gold
12-15:
--/•
lien
Haven
Npw
1
1- 2
Montreal
11-.2.9
12-"i
12-27
20c
(quar.)
!
12-31: 1 '
50c
.
' 12-10
12-14
17 %c.
..
;
.
12^10
2
SI
*1
'
1
Corp.;. (quar.)___—___i—
Company
1-
12-27
,
"
12-13
1- 2
t,i
(
1-
500;
(accum.)
prior lien preferred (accum.)
England Telephone & Telegraph
New
12-
t
Montreal
7
12-
-
new
£-. New
74;».Quarterly
12..
prior
f New York
(irreg.)__
& Power Co.,,
-
Meter Co.
(initial)
England Fire Insurance
$6
$7
;
12-16
_
f
•
12-16
1-
Molybdenum Corp,1 of America (quar.)
i2y2c
Monarch Knitting-Co., Ltd., com., (irreg.) ^
tl5c
5%
preference ^ (quar.)
$$1.25
Moneta Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (interim)
7 t2c
Monroe Chemical, $3.50 preferred
(quar.)....,,
87V2c
Monsanto Chemical/.Co.«(year-end)
1 25c
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,» common>^„_w^ 7
,
15c
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Montreal Cottons, Ltd., com.-i,(increased)_^..^ ) tl4o
7% : preferred
(qurar.)_^.^___>_^„^,^^.. ; $43^0
Heat
2
12-jia
15c
Perron
50c
v
■
Non-assented
■>iY-
f
1-
$1.50
__
t(quar.)__
Brewery," Ltd. (quar.) ^L._
Light
Permutit
3
Pfeiifer
.
U—
New England
1-3
20c
y/vi
preferred
M mitre a 1
—_'?
Circle
*7c
(s-a)__—__—
Brothers,
Extra
-
6
12>
25c
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc., common™-^^
,
Perfect
*2o
—
12-20
75c
^.^-v,
Year -end
1-
12-10
2
40c
(quar.)
12-14
12-
12-16
►16c
.
,
12-20
$1.25
;r
Mohawk
Carpet
Mills,
Mohawk Ruboer Co. (extra)
5%
'J
(quar.)_7_—__
>' New England Fund— 7 7 .7. .7' .7 .7-77;
7//"...
7 7 Certificates of beneficial interest__£_____
New England ^Llme Co.,, common (initial)
11-30
20C
rMobile & Birmingham RR., 4%
pfd.. (s-a)„«
JModern Containers Ltd., class A
(initial)
Molsons
series
series_____«___«-__>_
1-
'"
4%%
____^_7
preferred
New
11-30
12-16
5c
V ;
(..'
11-15
12-16
5c
7
-
Co.
stock
Group
Inc.
Year-end
Funds—
-Neptune
12-14
,
Line
40c
40C
s-a)_
2
Stores,
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (auar.)_7_—
Pepsi-Cola Company
(quar.)^._t»_.
,.*
aoecial •
w—j-—
12-' 2
12-13
25c
(increased
*Estimated distributions.
7
Cement Co., common
7%
■
■
Neisner
11-22
—
Pipe
£fv:
.
.12- -9
.
.Missouri-Kansas
/;
4
2
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing&& 35c
Appliance Corp..
12yac
.Mission Corp. (year-end)
i
•___
20c
.Mississippi Power, Co., $8 pfd. (quar.)w—._ !V > $1.50
Mission Corporation
y.:
;
$1.25
.
1-
12-23
".Mission
:
Company
1-
$1
Corp.
series
;
Selected
,12-12
■-50c
$1.37'/2
Co.—
Preferred
,
£ Stock
.'v
12-13
11-27
1-14
$1.27>/a
;■
'
1-2
$1
■_
—•
__;
5
5c
(quar.)„____
(quar.)
.
12-21
1-3
12-10
60c
:
,___——
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
Common
12-27
t5c
37V2C j
(quar.)___
(quar.)—
2
2
12-20
50c
Trust
I
—
(quar.)
1-21
15C
National
1-
f;)» TfiCv
pfd.
12-10
1-31
(quar.)
12-
(s-a) ————____>,
Minneapolis, Brewing Co. (year-end)——_7£
5%
Co.
Transit
—__________—_•
Minneapolis Gas Light,
Steel
National
preferred
iv;;■= 5%%
National
11*29
50c v
5
(increased)
12-18
Oo.__
National-Standard
(Formerly^ Fifth- Street
common
*-v.Extra
Radiator
12-16
12-10
12-
25c ■'
—
J.)
12-10
2%
12-10
;
-
_______—___—__
(quar.)
11-30*
12-18
.
12-13
(quar.)—
'
12-14
Nazareth
$1.50 convertible preferred • (quar.)
Miller Manufacturing, common
\Extra-;
National
5
85c
Drug
12 %c
90c
25C
lc
$1.50
12-
2
2
12-
9
12-2^
13-
2
12-21
1-
11-
.
2
12-16
1
12-10
12-16
11-15
2
11*26
12-12
11-30
12-
'
.
(■ r •
'
*
-
,*•*
■
12-14
2
12-16
25C
1
$1.50
1
,
12-20
iY-: 9c *
Inc.,
1-
.
(quar.)__;
12-10
^
—___—________—_
uerineries,
12-14
Peoples
;
Corp.—
2
97%c
____——
Mid-West
Pumps
12-30
«
i,-
.
12-
1-2
12-14
2-5-#7
12- 2
12-20
•
40c
prior, preferred
■t,.\
30c
.
10c
1
40c
$1.25
,5% preferred (quar.);_____'_-__—i-__—,
.30c
.^Pennsylvania Power & Light. Co., common_7
4%%
preferred (quar.)__________7__
!• $1.12%
t
30c
Pennsylvania' Salt Manufacturing Go._
12 %C
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., 5% preferred—»
'
$1.12%
1-
4-1-47 3-lD-ft?
i,
1-13
11-25
;
15c
Participating
.
1-
12-2
*
12-14
^increased quar.)
National Sugar Refining—
National Tea Co., common
(extra)
'•V;
<
11-26
12-15
4
1
$1.75
Products
dividend
National
11*26
6
2-
'
__i
Oil
Stock
35c
Middlesex Water Co.,L-i^u-„-.---.---.---^Midvale Company
Midwest Oil Co., common (s-a)£_
8% preferred (s-a)
■_>,
.
1
National
$1.75
(quar.)—
Petroleum—
prior preferred
1-
15c
____
$2.40
12-1 1
62 %C
.
Mickelberry's Food Products
>
;
25c
_____
&
Mid-Continental
;
12-10
25C
Therihit Corporation, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
______
;
Disintegrating
!
Metropolitan Edison, 3.90% preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Paving Brick
(initial)
Mica' Co. of Canada, Ltd,' (initial)
Michigan Stqel Tube Products (resumed)-
.
12'- 9
12-30
(quar.)
Metals
Year-end
50c
Switch, $1.20 pfd. A (quar.)_
Pennsylvania
Exchange
National
Bank
(N. Y.)
(s-a)_—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
Common
(quar.) •
t
12-30
'.1-2'
7%
•
i
f
25c
<
Machine
Company
Forming Corp..„
Metal
6
12-9
1-20
__;—
Penn Electric
5
12-20
$1.50
'12- 5
250 2-15-47
2
$15c
1'
Extra
:
;
l.;j,
6% preferred B (quar.)_-_—____7_^_i._
7% preferred A (quar.)
;
7.
National Linen Service Corp., com. (quar.)_
■71
4 V2 %
preferred. (quar.)
;
National Malleable, & Steel Castings--.
6
87%c
(year-end)•;
Messenger Corporation (year-end)
Mesta
12-26
.
1212-
•
12-11
-v
$1
12VaO
.
'
tquar.)
.12-13* ,MV
12-11
25c
$1
Merrimac
-
'25c
;
(quar. )i..4
common
;
Extra
Meredith
-12-28
,
£''<7
quar,)_;
Merck & Company, common
,;•.,£,
,
50c
_—
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
7,'
.
Quarterly
Merchants Refrigerating Co.-^^ '
.Class A (increased quar,j__.
Leaa
Common
1^-14
12-20
Holder»
Payable oj nec.
A12-20
50c
Common
2
■
Merchants
Snare
£
(year-end)__
tpw 7 7
When
7
1-
50c
Company
Telephone CC.
1
t-
Per
Name of
12-16
12-
x-
$37.J/2c
£
2
12-14
tloc
(quar.)_^__
National Gypsum Co.
(year-end)__
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
6
1*
50o
u:
v7V.
!«(
f
Holders
Peninsular
50c
Box, common
National Grocers, Ltd., common
$1.50
"
,
3601
Payable of Rec.
(Hartford) —
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Folding
12-12
",l
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Share
National
5
1-
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of Company
National Fire Insurance Coi
,
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Name
12-15
12-31
15c
Mengel Company, common (increased quar.)
'/
Extra
;
_1
5%
convertible preferred
(s-a)________
Mercantile Stores Co., common
(quar.)_—__
7% preferred (quar.)
2
1-
1' $30c
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Share
Company
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
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Riegel Textile Corp., com. (increased quar.)
$4 preferred A •(quar.)*™,—..—,,,**.3*™*,*
River Raisin Paper Co.
—.—*
Extra
*™*——-r-———
Metal
Riverside
Robertson
Robertson
12-20
10c
12-20
(P. L.)
*
12- 5
.
12-
5
12-
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1
,
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5
12-13
60c
12-20
.37%e
12-10
llj;25
t50c
1-2
12-20
Spiegel, incorporated—
12-20
1-2
756
'12-16
100
1-2
RObbins & Myers, $1.50 partic. pfd.- (accum.)Rockwell Manufacturing Co. (incre. quar.).
-
-12-
5
12-20
•
r
;
1--2
1216
llr30.
Union ^Asbestos
12-16
12- 6
Union Rag &
40O
$1.50
12-16
12-10
12-15
12- 2
12-20
12-10
„
,
11-16
,
*'*
1-1
.
12- 5
12- 2
12-U
12-27
<•.
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$112
■"•
12-16
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26 c
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preferred
i
(accum.) ™*™**.
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of
12-10
II-22:
12-1
11-23 *
$250
™™™™™:_™*™™..
1-15
'
11-30,
60c
%2Wc
12416
11-30r
Starrett
1-2 ;;
12-
1-2
50c
12-10 ;
6 4
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Scott
1243d;
$3.40
12-
,
Stern
u-80;,
12-15;
11-30 v
«5c
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•
3-1
12-14
11-26
12416
Vll- 5
inc.
'
(quar.).*-.™-™
Seiberling Rubber Co.,'common
5%
prior., preferred
A preferred
class
(quar.)__._
—
.
(quar.)u*-*—
Selby Shoe Company*..
Sender (R. B.), Inc. (quar.)...
Serrick Corporation, class A (year-end)——
Class B
(year-end)
i.........
Bervel, Incorporated/ common (resumed)™
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)™.:
—....
Seven-Up Bottling (Los Angeles) (irreg.)-
•
-
Sharon-Steel
Shattuck
(F.
Co.
Struthers
12-14
$1.25
1-
-
1
,
.
$5 -preferred
12-10
: ;
12-16 /;
'•
'
12-
•
12-10
Oil
Sherwin-Williams Co, of Canada—;
7%
preferred (quar.)
,
Optical .Co.
X
;
12-
/
12-
;Extra
.
Extra
—
Simonds
Companv
Saw
12-26
11-18
12-
11-18
11-18
12-15
11-30
1- 2
„
11-30
::
12-14
12-24
12-
Texas
.
.
'
12rl0
$500
1-
;
2
12-
2'f
12-14
45c
11-23
Texon
11-12
12-
1- 2
30C
A
12-24
12-20
30c
2
12-10v
,
12-20
:
12-10
,r
11-8
12-14
'11-16*;
12-15
15C
11-8
2
.
12- 2
2-15
12- 5
,
25c
12-20
12- 6
12-20
12-6
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25C
'62 %c
(quar.) -*™_x.*™._.™™^
11425
1- 2
12-20
i
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(quar,).....*..
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12-16
■
1-2
12-16
,
12-16
;..,:l-;2;;
Southern California Edison Co., Ltd.5% original preferred (quar.)...
37V2C
1-15
12-20
34%C
*
1-15
37 %o
...
Power—
Southern States Iron Roofing
Southern Union Gas, Co., com. (Increased)
4V4% preferred (quar.).™*™.....**.
12-15
11-20
1-15
12-20
12-12
12- 2
i
12-20
$7 %C'.
$1
76c
12-23
.
..,
12- 2*^
12-16
11-15
$1.25
12-16
11-15
35c
12-16
12-5
'600
1?-1«
J'-
...
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I
15C
12-15
11-30
$1.06%
12-15
11-30
$1.50
»
12-10
12-20
12-6
*356
1-15
1-13
,
Co.*
*™
12-30
^Oc
•
;
,12-18
/
1-
2
Utah
6%
™
A
1- 2
11-30
12- 9
11-25
i5o
12-20
12- 5
-
$10c;
•
12-6
12- 6
11-29
11-29
12-5
Vie
?
$7%C
.
6-1-47 4-15-47
«7M,C
6-1*47 7*
12-15
12- 5
13%c
12-15
12- 5
$2.50
12-20
12-10
$L75
A 1-20
$1
12-15
11-30
1$l-
1-2
12-14
60c-
12-20-
'12-'4
11-30
12-
6
12-31
1-30
11-15
1-10
12-23
11-30
11-29
11-29
12-
5
12-13
12-16
12- 7
12-14
11-22
12-14
11-29
12-23
12- 2
12-23
12-2
12-23
12- 2
12-16
12-2
.
12-14
11-15
12-16
11I5
A.'.V-
12-17
50C
12-2
50C
12-16
11-12
12-16
11-12
2
12-20
1-
$3.50
'tlViC
12- 6
1-4
12-31
$1.50
$1.60
12-
12-14
Indies
(s-a)
Sugar Corp,
1-
25C
,
.1-
.
70c
12-27
* 25c
//
50c
—™—™
12-3
12-20''
12-14
1-2
50C
V
2
"1-2
-
■e.V
12- 2
2
12-16
«0c
6
11-25
12-11
17-14:
12-2
12-12
12- a'
12-12
Point Manufacturing Co.—
'15C
1213
New common (extra) -_-™™__*™™*™™;
West Virginia .'Coal
A* 25c " "12-12"
Coke_'A—--r*-----™
1-2
25C
West Virginia Pulp •& Paper™**™-*—*—
West Virginia Water Service-^*
12- 2
32%C
Commca
(increased)
—™.™™™-™™—
1-1
$4.50 preferred, (quar.)— A™
,r.™*™*;, $1.12%.
12-14
; $50C
*-WesteCl Products, Ltd. (s-a) A-—*™™*™*
.
11-29
11-29
,
12-16 '
.
.
11-21 '
,
12-16
,
;
11-20 *
Western
Light
&
Telephone Co.,
.Common >(s-a)
12-21
12-13
'.
75c
12-14
50c
12-14
"
**—™._™~™*™™—',—-_***_*
preferred (guar.)™-™-——
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S%
•II:
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11-15
Inc..—
r-r™**™rr:—
^
1-2
12-24
$1
A20C
West
11-30
50c
12-20
t30c
A/.A. $1.
12- 3
62%c
12-20
a;;.-.-' $1
11-30
12-10
It 2
'/ ,1*..;2
'
25c
.
Washington Water. Power, common- (quar.)*
$6 /preferred
(quar.).
_™*—*_™™*™™
Waukesha Motor Co. "(quar.)
West
1
12-15
12-17
11-15.
Wayne Knitting Mills' (year-end) **™**-™*
Wayne; Pump - Company: (quar. )*™-*_*_*****.
Weeden & Company, 4% preferred (quar.)* :
Wellington Fund, Inc. (year-end)———™
Wesson Oil- & Snowdrift (auar.)— ™™-*™
12-16
12-10
11- 8
12-12
."'"A 250-
'Extra-. **-**———™-*™.
11-30 V
■
12-10
40C
■
River RR., guaranteed (s-a) ™™
i, Warner Brothers Pictures • (quar-.) _*-™***™
12-31
1-10
$250
1
Ware
12-20
12- 2
12-17:
-15^47
37 %C
•
12- 2';
2-1-47
tay-ic
:
Walgreen Co.—>- '• *;:4
:-;'•• •/,
11-25
$4 -'preferred:, (quar.)——™™™™™*
12- 5
Walker (H.) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd^— >'•
12-10v
*
• New* common
(Initial)
■"12-; 2.:
Walworth;, : Company * (resumed)
Wamsutta /Mills (quar.) «*.
12-1
»11-23
1
12-20
1-2
-
12-5 £1
11-30
"
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11-25
12-
$1.25
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auar.) 6* Wfc-Wie» w-w* XWnMWVWh WWWn/-.
Amulet t Mines, - Ltd.™,
™™™™**Walgreen Company, common (quar.) *™-™*«
Waldorf System (quar.)_-**__-*™**-™*-'™f
:
12-10-
.
12-14
62%C
Waite
12-10
,
N.
''.42- 0
12-16
$3iy4C
Corp*
Cotton, Ltd. (quar.)*.—™—-*-™
Wagndr
1-
12-'
12-20
50c
.
11-27
12-30
65c
V..
.
11-27
12-10
12-24
4-17 S
1
:.-"250'"
:
12- l '«A;
All-10-A,
*11-29
12-31
12-14
2-
;:V'$2
.
-.'
12-14
'
12-15
12- 5
12-10
12-16
12-. 9 ;
11-30
$2
11430
12-10
11-30
31.75
12-10"
12-27
5 *
12-
12-14
30C
Ltd. (s-a).™,
*
Viceroy Manufacturing Co.r LW. (quar.) -™.
Victor Equipment Co. (yegip-end)**™*™™.*
Viking, -Pump -Co,.*..*™,
™*™*™™™™™/
Virginia Dare Ltd* 5% preferred (quar )™_
Virginia Electric & Power, $5 pfd. (quar.)™
Virginian Railway, common (quar.)
6 % preferred-; • (quar.) ™*™™***™**™™^
//.;■ 6%
preferred
(quar.)——————————————
6 % Iprpferred
<auar.)_
Visking Corp.,:class A (monthly)™™
Class B (monthly)'
Vulcan'; Detinhing' Co., common***™***.™ ;
>'
7% /preferred ■, (quar.) *™™™™™'™™:™™
12-31
::)l-';2v
11-25;
12-15
10c
Ventures,
12-13
37 V2C
$1.12%
$1
12-15
$1.50
-
(quar.)
-7%
preferred
(quar.).
Veeder-Root.
Inc.
(year-end)
;
Wabasso
12-16
12-29 *
*12:10^
11-26 7
12-13
•
1-1
12-20
i5e
-
Wabash-Harrison
750.-,
City Rapid Transit,-com.: (resumed)
convertible prior preferred (quar.)™;
Disc Clutch Co.™.™™—-™™——-™
:-A;
/A.A;;$2v
(accum.)
12-20
12- a
1-2
,
11-27.
12-10
12- 2
•
12-12
12-20
12- 6
12-16
11-27
2
12-20
12- 5
-933/4c
• -,-25c
17-
'
preferred
uvw* wf—a* *#
12- B ;
12-10-
12-31
75C
12-14
'
12-18
1V-
4:-jJ
•50c
$4
**
(year-end).
'Extra
12-26
,
-
-12-
(year-end);
Vapor Car Heating Co* Inc^—
$2
_„™_..™.
$1
.
(initial) ■.**-™™i-™**™..™™™'-'
$1
$1.75
$1.12%:
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;
$1.06 V4
$1.55
die Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers (quar.)
Van
'124- 5
50c
-
12-14
Van Norman Co.
11-29
$1.25:: 12-31
12415
7
$i
-
12- 1'/V
&
12-16
_
Twin
»
15c
>
2
12-16
:.A :./••; 75C •
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Common
"
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Light
™—™*/
Valepar Corp., $4 convertible preferred (s-a)
11-26
1-2
;
2;,A:
12-16
11- 8 *'A
12-14
8.;/.:
12-27
10c
'31 V»c
12-
,
Hotel
Oil Refining' Co,
12- 6
12-20
•
*
Utah
12- 6
12-12
A *> $4:
./. ' 25c
12—2 r.:?
12-16
"
12-
.
A
Co.
Utah
12-14
3c ^ 12-15
25c ■; 12-12
::<i--9',,:
50c :'-1- 2
;
_
Twin
12-*7, yM/•/:
12-16
12r 6
12-31
,
.
*
12-14
—
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
$4.50 orior-preferred (auar.)
._**.***
a//.-''/;/
;
12-10
*;A'A/2«WA
(year-end)™*
:
4%% preferred (quar.)
(
}■ 7
1-15,
.31 %c:
■I
I'
i
,
.12
12-31
lbc
- ™™™™.™—™**.— -™*- ™
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12-16
,/-2- -1
.12-14
(quar.)™„_™*_
'.™™.™™___.
•
-
12-16 //•;„ ■/.12--'"6r'/1,-;-A'';
■
12-24
$1;
Ltd..™.*-™-*™*-
Upressit Metal Cap, 8%
..
12-16
12-16
Trl-Continental Corp* common (year-end)
,30c
$6 preferred (quar.).....*...™™.***™.1
$1.50
Troy & Greenbush RR. Association (s-a)™*
$1.75
Truax-.Traer Coal Co.
(quar.).
,.__.* •
30c
Tfunz, Inc. •*;
._.*_-.™.™*_*™.*™™™™: .*76c
Tucson Gas Electric Light & -Power (quar.)*-A*
50c
Tudor City, 9th unit 6% preferred (accum.)
$1
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, 80cr pref. (accum.)
*
20c
Twentieth Century-Fox Film, com. (quar.)
7
75c
.Extra
2
$i;
,
12-16 i
12-23
Utah-Home Fire- Insurance (Salt Lake City)—
12-30
1- 2
56Vic
;
$20c :;,ir2
1-2
':;:$35c;':,--
'(quar;)***.******.**-
Travelers Insurance Co.
Extra
1-
-
11-25*/'.-.,/.*:;.*
12-23
,
>•-
-
•
$1
Upper Micnlgan Power & Light—
$3 preferred
(quar.)™*.
10-31 /
12-16 "
Corp.,
Universal Fictures,
Universal Products
12-20
..
1-2
„
i$l.B0
"Line—~
"Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)-—
Quarterly
1- 2
,12-30
■;i ■ Tip, Top-Tailors, i Ltd. (quar.)_*.._._.™_™. ; $7%o
Title Insurance & Trust Cor(Los Angeles)-^ A: A.
Irregular
™.™
_*™*..™..._™.*-:t
'50c
Todd Shioyards Corp;, _**™*™...*.
* : $1.50
Toklan Royalty Corp. (extra) .™......*.™
: * 3c
Tonopah Mining //(Nevada)*™****.*-**™**1/^'/;:,:/' 3c
Toronto Elevators, Ltd. (year-end)*.**.™™
$$1
TOwmotor Corp;
(year-end).™.*..****..™
50c
Traders Building Assn. Ltd.
(quar,).**.*™
$$l
Trans-Lux Com. (year-end):.*™*.™***™..
15c
Transue 81 Williams Steel Forging Corp..™
25c
?
....
Land
680
>"50c
12-/,3
12-'2:
1-2
V' .35c50c
/
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12-io:
$38
Universal Match Corp.
:
10-31
■
.6% participating preferred (quar.).*.*
Southern Natural Gas Co.*
Southern Pacific Co. (quar.)..
!
*
Southern Railway Co., common (quar.).™™
5% non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Southland Royalty Co.
(year-end)__
Year-end
1-2
$1
South^Porto Rico Sugar, common (quar.)™.
South West Pennsylvania Pipe
12-20
,
Extra:: ..™*..„™.**™.™i.*.*^.i™*.*.*1',15c ;
Time,- Inc.- '(year-end)-.*.™****™.*™™.*..
$1 ;
Timken. Detroit Axle (stock dividendl_™.*
;5%
•
2- 1
12-31
3IV4C
$1.10
Southern Canada
;
Inc., 5% preferred (quar.) *_*_.*.
Company
(quar.)*™™™.*.—.*
Thew Shovel Co., common (year-end )*™*i.
7% preferred (quar.)
;**.™_*.*_*_™
Thompson Products, Inc., com. (year-end)™
4% /preferred., (quar.)
:^*..™™
Thrifty Drug Stores,"common/(year-end).*
4V2% preferred 'A (quar.)**..*™..™*.™
■"
Sonotone Corporation—
&
4216'
i1(
43 %c
Laboratories, ino^—
Quarterly
11-29
-11-15/;
IOC'..-' 12-31
-'
Tide Water Associated Oil,,$3.75 pfd;-(quar.)
Tilo "Roofing Co., Inc.
11-30
12-14
13 %C:
:
Oil
A12-J6 i ll- 4
25o
7%
Universal
V
12-17
2
1-2
15c
Thermoid
150
5V2% preferred C (quar.)
B; preferred (quar.).*.™™™.,
1-
12-1
;62%c
Pacific Railway
(year-end) *******
(Del.) - ( quar. )*A._.*™
.7*1*47 6- f«$7
4-2
United Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)™**™*™*™
$1.25
Textron;
12-12
$3
(quar.)..
&
12-17
25c
6%
12-17 :
;
75c,'; 12-30
(quar.)Z._IZ__.-..*™.*_™
Texas
4-1-47 3-17*47,
12%o
^
.
$17%o
United • Steel
.—.™.
Texas Public Service
/•••I- 2
>: 12-10
—
11430
1- 2
Extra
*.***-**...****4,v
:$1 *•
12-16
Texas;. Gulf -/Sulphur (quar.; _-*i*_-******™.;;
50c
Extra,' '■*-***.™*_-**™*..*.*.********.**/:/::^>;50ci;:/' 12-16
11-23
12-14
$1.50
$1:
™™
1210-
41-27,
12-16:
/30c
common..
11-30
$3c
75c
Inc., common (quar.)****.
11-16 >1
12-16
$1.50
:
,
Socony-Vacuum
^preferred
Company
'42418
'
2
93 %c
/;; U. S. Tobacco Co
: $3o
;
_*
.
v,
$1.02
non-cum. preferred (quar.) ***™**™*
U. S. Truck: -Lines,: Inc.***™.™™***.™™™.;
,:*-T- 3
l;-;-
..*™_™_*.*..*.*..*
;
6
11-2$ >
Solar
6%
,
(quar.)
*
•
.
p. U. S. Steel Corporation,
50c
preferred
,
-
-
12-16.
'"12-'7?.-.>
12-16"
11-30."'
*1-2 : 12.416; ' -
$1J25
:#$1.25
10%
A
12-16
•:Pi+'3$
"50c
;
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12-17
$$1.12V2
Oil. Co. (extra)
Aircraft Company, common; (quar.) iw."Loxar Manufacturing. Corp., com.
(quar.)..
S5c convertible preferred A (quar.)
12-27
/70c
1- 2
1
12'K
7% preferred (quar.)—.™™™;
$1.75;
U. ;S. Leather Co.-w660.
12-16
11415 "3*
4% non-cum. class A (quar.)
25c /
12- 3 ; '
U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.)*, common.
12-13
1- 2
12-26 : *
22 %C
4V2% preferred' (initial s-a)™*™™™.*™ •'*
11- 4'; U; S. Lumber Co. (Scranton) (liquidating)*
A,A-v-$5'; 12-14
4oc :•
11-80* *
1210
U. S. Pipe & Foundry : (quar.)
—
12-14 vi§
500. •:"•/1* 1
U. S. Playing Card (quar.) ™™*™™*™™™
12-20 * j
100™
12-23
sAUnited' States Plywood (stock dividend) *™
100%
10-14 ; r
U. S. Pptash Co. (stock dividend) -™—™™62 %C
5% preferred. -(quar;)4™™*.*™**™**™**/''
%• 1-1 ' 12-14 ;
12- 9
1118 A'A
U. S. Rubber Company—™.™™*.**—**-«
v
75C
1- 6
11-18 : A
':'$1';'
12-9
11-18 f <
8% non-cum. 1st preferred (quar.) .**™* • /AAA $2
12-14
40C
Telluride Power, 6% 2nd pfd. (s-a)
,Tennessee;Corp. '*..****^._..„**.**.***_..*
4- 1
,
12-
fpreferred
11-23
12- 7
1-2
preference (quar.) _.*™_..
$50c
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel***.*****:*****.,,;ZVf 30c ' 12-6
Teck Hughes Gold Mines (interim)
1 $5c ;:;2-::l;,:
Telephone Bond & Share Co.*/
*
' 1
12-14
7% 1st preferred (accum;)
*_*_„.
$1.90
12-14
5%
11-22
4%
11-18
9
12- 9
:
Molasses, 'Ltd,7
12-14
25c.
Extra
Extra '
11418
;•
1-.-2.:
$L25
jh
2
1-
'40c
<%"'%. preferred (quar.).*_*__.__™*.™™
(G.), Ltd.; common, (quar.) _.***.
'-Extra ' **.*****„X....™.**™™*^.*:**™
25c
South Penn Oil Co.
12-10 ;
12-18
'40C
S
Tamblyn
11-27
12-9
12-8
.
: u-20
12-10:
•
-
V
1-15
150c
•
12-10;
10-31v
12-10
'25c:
Corporation, $2.5Q pfd. (quar.)™—,
12- 9
...
South Carolina. Electric & Gas—•
Common (initial s-a).^
.
>12-23
10c
,2- 5 ;
mi-m-
1
10c
•,
(James)
12-10
(quar.)
1-
$1.75
:',_._^*_..^.._*.**..*_*.*-;r*.*x*-* ,-v
Taggart
'
12-10
A
>11-23
12-9
,(quar.)*._..I.****l™..™,.*.*::
Talcott
!
/
20c
preferred
12-16
12-10
/
■
;™
convertible
12-10
15C
'Extra,
V- Class : A
;
;
40C
$1.25
12-20
t. 25c
(quar.) *._™ix****™
12-10
10c
(quar.)
& Sons, common (quar;)
Pnap-On Tools Corn...
Cc.
5V2%
$1
...
Extra :
Paper
11-20
8
12-10
Skelly Oil ^Co.™.x.w™..._-™.
Skilsaw, inc. (increased quar.)....
Sloane-Blabon, 6% preferred A (s-a'
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron; cpm. (resumed)
$1.20 preferred
12-20
Oil
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.; com. (quar.).*
Common- bearer
(quar.)
._™™™*™***,
Tacony palmyra Bridge Co., common
'12-10
■
11-29
25c
Oil
$4 preferred
12-16
1
$1.40
,••
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
Singer. Manufacturing Co. (quar.)*...:
Smith (Alexander)
12-7"
2
2-15
(quar.).—__
12-
$1.25
(year-end)......
Simplicity Pattern Co. (quar.)
!
Simpson's, Ltd., class
Extra
1-
12-20
250
12-6
12-20
':$$1.25
_x.
(year-end)
Steel
&
r
250
-
(quar.)
Corporation *
12-
25c
$50c
V $200
Signal Royalties Co., class A (quar.)
Silknit, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
SiiVerwood Dairies, Ltd., 40c partic. pfd
Simmons
1-2
12-20
)
12-18
.
12-13
Extra
12-20 :
12- 2;: ?
i*
12-16
12-16
$1.25
.--
-,
•
12-16
$1,'
$250
50c
';$i
50c
•
U -23 :
/1lpi«2v,:
1
(quar.).
12-16
35c
.......
-■
1-1-47
35C
1-16
1-2
—™_*™™„,;
xSUverwood Western Dairies, Ltd.—
-6% ' preferred *' (quar.)..
25c
100
31 %6
com*
& Company (quar?)
JioternaJianal Co. (quar.)_.,T,
Bylvania Electric Products, com, (year-end).
11-29
$$1.75
;■
•
....
■
1-1-47
$1.25
Swift
2
.
Class B- (quar.)......
■
*$5c
:-t4C
'
25c
;
...
Corporation,
Swift
•:
12-16
!
...
5%*preferred:' (quar.) *.™^™™U;*,
United
;
11-23;
12-10
:20o '
_
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•
12-10
Extra -'**'.*..**_.**.*™*'._**_„.X*-*™.. -;
15c
Sweets Co. of America, new common (initial)
?:;;'25c;
2
5
2-25
(quar.)__._____..____.
SIck's ' Breweries,
Ltd. (year-end)
Signal Oil & Gas, .class A (quar.)
.
^■vasc-*;
•
.
12- 5
•12-14
12-14
Extra.....
.
com.
—
11-26
12-20 y
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12410
12410
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.
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12431
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*-:75'c' :•
:50c
...
.
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United Merchants'& Manuiaoturers
.
11-30V
'•.-•$1175
;■
11'430;-*:
•
.12-14
,
12-28
12-12
1- 2
;
'
11-25 :
,
»
12-30
$1.50
:
...*
,
Shuron
(initial)
(initial ).:__.**
new
25C '?
-
Sutherland
12-12"
,
50c
(quar.)™
(quar.)
12- 2.
12-10'
30C
(interim)
;
A United- PUbliC Utilities,
$3/pfd.' <accum;)_™ A
A /•:>.■ $2.75preferred :;(accum.).™._*.™™™**
;12-2,
12- 91 r- United-ReXalt Drug, inc. (initial)*™.-™*™ •
United / States/Graphite Co... /
; U. S. Finishing Co.;
prior pfd. (accumJ*™
'1-13 A /*■; $4. Convertible preferred™-™™***™™*™
-,-',-12-',7 * :, U. S. GuaranteeCo.—.*
/Special
U-30:
U. S. Gypsum Company^ common (quar.) ™
12-20/
1-8i
87%6
11-25
12-20
"50'C
12-16
*00"f 12-10
iAA/fS^'^eferred/lquar^*™***™™**™™™**!
11-30
11-30
12-14
.™™.L
11-30
12-16
25c'
pfd.
.
-12-20:
12418
16c
12-16
12-31
,
6%
; so©
12-11
11-30
$30c
Corp..™™._..^_....j
Shehango Valley Water,
;$1 :
Year-end, •,;*_**_**_-.*.x**i*™_'.*™***:***:;':
Superior .Steel; new common (initial)™
12-9
IY20
69%c
(quar.)
Union
-
12-0'
.12-16/
12-14 *:■ !,/'••'Common (quar.) **■*;
-
50c
"'Extra.
12 %0
-
>12-17 :
A 12-14
Company (quar.
Corporation, common**-...*.**
v! AVtTo preferred (initial)
;
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.).
;
Super-Cold Corporation
(quar;)
Superheater Co. (quar.)
5
25c
''
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (increased)
PVUer
Manufacturing Corp
......
,_■•
Sheilmar Products, 4%% preferred (quar.)
,
(extra)
(quar.)
preferred
Sunray
8
12-10
,
1-2
12-16
75c
850
11-
12-10
1- 2
l-.'2
Sun
11-8
12-10
30c
'$1.12%
.•—
Common
....
ll-«0>
-
Cferporation J
J'
Improvement
Equities (Canada)"_XiX_i.
United? Illuminating Co.
(year-end),
1415 >12-31
12-20.
12r.2
12-16
\ :
Gas
50c
-
Shell
.
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.
2 v.12-14
12- 2
12-14
25c
$1.12
$1.25
12%c.
25c
22c
10c
(quar.) x™™_i.™™-.*
Extra
Corp.
Wells
Studebaker
12-14
1-
25c
•
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1-2
'75o.:'
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h "12-14':;'
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4%%
;• n- 5 :
1-2
;•'
$1
'8%
1st preferred -(s-a)-»-.L™—'$3
7% 2nd preferred (s-a)
$3.50
SVs% preference (s-a)
$1.75
Seaboard Oil Co.
(Del.i
(quar.)
25c
Sears Roebuck Co.
(quar.)
>■■■;,.. 25c
Seeman Brothers,
*12-15
'60c*
Gbld
,
:
20C
12-10-
'12-10
12-20
12-27
$1.25
G a^'
United
United
"
(year-end)
Manufacturing;. Co;*1--..-.—*-*
12-16
$1.02%
Extra-
United
>
.11-29'
I'll
$56
*
Brothers
Stokely-Van -Camp; common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stone & Webster, Inci
(year-end) ..**.™_.
Stratford Pen Corp.
—;
Strawbridge & Clothier—
'
1
2-14
75c
r
10c
-600
,
.-'■EXt^a:^'
'12-31'
12-14 *12-2 ':£
;\.',-7Sc--,
Stix Baer ■'& Fuller,
*
12-13
17 %C
com.
12-20
?'
.
12-16;-11428'-\i~
Stewart-Warner
1-17*
••
1- 2
,
'91V4C
(year-end)i„_____L^_____«
12t20
'25c
%4?preferred Iquar.)
12 -16
256
12-10
12-10 ;
.;.''.6c
•
common-
Cos.
11-30.
12-10.
12-20f
180
United' ElectricxCOai
•
12T 2
12-20
';-i9c'
fund
11-20-
2
12-10
250
mm W lA, *-» «ba,d> mm,
Uttited^Jarr; ."Fasttter f (quar,^^^^™^^1.:
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''12412,1':JL1-15,
•2%;
Stevens (J, P.) & Company-—
Common (initial quar.).™****.™**™..*.
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r
Lace
Scranton
12-101-
(L.
Stearns
12-10
:'2-"l
•
500
Manufacturing Co., common_*._.u(.™
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)_ix„____
-6
1-
$1.50
Unifced Artists Theatre Cirouit—
12-12'-Il-I5;r
Pipe Lino^w-u---wu-w-„i^^:
(Cmio)y commoni-j£-i_~ii
•'
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Sugar !;Co.
'•
received from the -^alo ;
12-10
12-14
12-13
450
-
Scranton-Spring Brook Water. Service,
4.10%
preferred
(qUar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc;— ;
Common, s-a)
^6»o
11—30*
12-14
12 %C
,
6
12415
'
Scovill
1
>
(s-a)i—
Sterling Aluminum Products ^increased) ***• .•«
Year-end- **p™.i**.**.._****i'*****^™'*-'1-'
12-20:
12-16
750
(quar.)
12- 6
2
12-ro
03%C
■
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(quar.)
35c
(4Bc
Year-end
12 %C
(quar.)„„_
—
Paper Co., common
'1-
15c
-
12-10.
s
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
'11-15 ;■•"•' '' ' Extra;-1218
11-11X ;
United Chemicals,-Inc. (stock'dividend)-—"
12-10 1
114114
175/10,oooths share: of westvaeo -ChJorlne
•T2-M?: A Alfl-30 }■■■ '•'' * (•.••iPrbdUots,, vcommori r,stockvwu-v.---wrfxa-^V'v
'• #12-14 '11-30'' >: Unitbd'-Dybmobd,^17% 'preferred^(«ccum^i^:
'£> 'i2#l2A^ll-1'6'iv■■^'United* ElasticCorp^ f(qua'r)>
.
•12- '5
12-15;
■
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12- a-
(New i common-, (initial)
•
12-20
'
11-20
;i2- 2
'
Schlage Lock Co.
25tt
A
United;Aircraft Products—
12- 2
1-2
•J, --'75c:*;; 12426
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Stedman Brothers;; Ltd. (quar.) i..—™—_™.
",tl-;.'2 •
-$15C
Stein (A.) - & Company (extra) *_.™™™™. r
756
1410
Sterchi Brothers Stores
12-12
12%C
(quar.) *
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A12-12
;-;:-';:25c
;
-Extra,,***
■
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$0.296875'
diyec
Smager Brothers, 5%% preferred (quar.)™Skn-Nap-Pak" Manufacturing Co.>—
•
•
*7%o
TOO preferred (qiwK)^^ixx™x-_.™----.
Savage. Arms; Corp.: (year-end)
12 %C
:
._;
schiff
25C i
company
(quar.)
.'Extra.-'
12-14
•
;• •
■
12-6
StanaftrdWhoIesaiePh6spn^te«te Acia Works^Inc.—1 xxKx;:(Uhited?Light:&;Raflways. Co,4quart)^ie«i4i,'h;^«25o
7 % " prior preferred (mon thly~ *>i 68%b
fiscv
•6.36%
2-1
prior /preferred (monthly) *n
$156'
Stanley Brock* Ltd.,: class -A (quar.) ;sMnkfWaiiWaa-.'
.1410*
;.r6%(prior" preferred/(monthly)*^-™-.™** ( ".•'"'••••50C r? '.vlf
•Class- B >• (quar.)*.*.....***.**...*.*.**™.1 •
.$10C ' -'a-"!': •;v 1-10
12-23
1-15
12-14
4% %
"x-.
Portland
12-14
12-16
preferred ?A *(quar.*)
$$1150
:
12-16
$1
Standard-Oil Co.
12-23
Yi 250
*.™
St. Regis Paper CO.; '$2,50 prior"pfd;(quar.)
^
•37 %o
Stock dividend
San Jose- Water- Works; common (quar.) **
;
'6S0
(quarii^-u-^L-,—-
(New Jersey)
•Paid out bf "funds
12-6 >
~40C;
class A <quar,)__™ •:
St. Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—
''Year-end,..,*™™™™'
12-4
■'.'1- 2
'60c
Sfc.Louis Public Service,
"
.
11-15
12-16
•'
11-25*
.
1^ 2
250
(quar.)„™_^_
California—.
UnlteiijAircraft Corp;;
t
:
12-10
12-io.
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.
Standard vOil/Co.
Extra
v
12- -4
12-16
•
ipreterkedi (accum.)™™™**™'
Lgwreifce/Paper Mills, Ltd.—- ;
$%
'
of Indiana
•
"Extra
12-4-
:
1-2
$$1.66
$1.
•
Standard Cil'Co. '(Kyo
■
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11-30
12-23
12-17
-
$1.25
6il
Standard
12-10
>11-15
200
:
11-27
12-15
*1 ;
-
clasa. A
St.
12-16 .=
-50o
—
Safety /Car Heating *& Lighting™™™
Safeway Stores, common- (quar.)
'; 5^ '(preferred (quar.) ™™*_—™*_;*
Saguenay Power, Ltd., 4 % %pfd. (quar.)™
St.: Croix Paper Co. *(extra) *4™,*.**.—*4
** k*.w.>iU
St. Joseph Lead Co.w.._——ru¬
st. Heien'S 'Puip <fe Raper™™*:
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8t» Lawrence 'Corp;, Ltd.— <
11-22
i2%-
.
Sabine; Royalty corporation -(resumed)
•
12-10
11-23
1216
87 %c.
62 %o
quar.)
(quar.)
Standard ^Mining Co.
(initial)—'
Standard ^011 of California——-l—i; '
\ 11-30;
10c
Co.
(quar.)*.™**™™™
Ryan Consolidated" Petroleum--^
Stock dividend •™;.™—a™
™'™™-
Ryan .'Aeronautical
12- %
common.b^.:-.w», ^V'dO'C''
13.50 preferred (initial
Standard-Coosa-Tttatcher
.
12-14
93t<
36%q
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>
11-30
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500
30c
1 '70c'
•'
of
Co.-
preferred
Union bond
11-30
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12-20
!7VaC
-—-!•
12-12
11-37':;: 'Unibttbond - fun'd:iv -•1-15 '•;• /;■ 1 • UniOnipreferred '''stock lund^^w-l^r •
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(Union - conimon -stock "'lund^^^^J^ii1
12- 9
11429
12- o:
Unions Twist - Orili Co. (quar.}.
11429,
.'12-20
"12-10 •'' ; Union. Wire- RopeCorp;^ (quar.);
•
'
Standard 'Brands 'Corp.,
A 12- 6
12-27
-12-14
*
13%c
(quar.)
(year-end) w- mWm
Union Trusteed Funds, InCi—
rUnion bond fund
.
When
Payablef of Reef
Shaye
1 \
(quar,)
Paper
Union- Pacific
12-16'
1-2
25q
Standard
12-6
12-16
1-2"
20c
?
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
wi-i
'Accident 'InsuranCe-'-'-.-'-i.**^-—■i
-
Rubber
&
Carbide & 'Carbon
Union
Mfg.,"common^.*
(A. E.);
11-30'
1214
: $1.12%
Extra
12-10
12-20
Staley
>
250
Union-Oil
;,1 $3.76
"
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Union
12-6
450
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)™—™*™**™Squibb (E. R.) & Sons, common-.v-——--;$4 preferred " (quar.),
12-13
•
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,
(quar.)™—'
Extra;,
-*
12-13
1-2
Company
Tyler Fixture, 5Va%.preferred
UnderWood Corp.:, (year-end)
$60
250
$1.25
preferred A (quar.) ™—.*™-™™™*™
$1.25
prior preference. (quar.)
Rolland Paper Co.; Ltd;, 6% pfd. (quar.)*» $$1.06%
60c
Boos Brothers,. Inc. (quar.),
k4%% preferred v(quar.)™™™™_.—™>™. *1.12%
Ruberoid Company. (year-end)™*—™-™--—$1
25c
Rpud Manufacturing/Co. ,(quar.)™™™*™
$10c
Russell Industries, Ltd., com. -(interim) *™™'
$$1.75
'7% ?preferred
(quar.).
:
•37%cManufacturing. Co. ,(quar;).
■
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11-30
$$1.25
„
Rocawood-& Co.—
L5%
Per
Name of
•
Payable of Reo,
12-20
■
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Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Quarterly 4*mm
mk M*tUw
iO. A. !*•'«*, Wm •****."
$62 Vac
*
Hoiden
When
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-
(
Sovereign Investors, Inc.™™.
—
**,'
Sovereign Life Assurance Co.—
^;
20% and 25% paid "(annual)™™..
™,
Spalding (A. G.) ft Bros, (s-a)*™*™™*™™
Sparks-Withingtort Co.-—: -r ^
.•►•'-•••
'6% - convertible /preferred(quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar,) ™™™*™™-
12-5
12-14
.
7VaO
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Mfg., Ltd., com., (quar.).
(quar.).
A
preferred
$2.50
$1
(s-a)~™™™™™'™—;™-™.
(H./H.)
12-14
25c"
j Naineof Company
.;
11-22
12-17
.200
'
Per
When
Holders
Payable of Reo,
Pet
Name of
•
Monday, December 9,1946
JTHE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL' CHRONICLE
"3002
■
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Volume; 164
Per'
Name
1st
preferred
Co.; common (quar.)-..
$5 preferred A A quar
Western Railway of Alabama--,
Westinghouse
Air
Westmoreland
.250
Coal
Co.
(year*,end
„.
1» 2
.
(5
prior preferred
Convertible
(qUar.)
11-25
Extra' —'
Whitin
11-25
75c
.1-2
12- 6
(a
12-27
12-27
.
II-30
The'directors'
11-25
*
(Stock dividend)t—Qne additional share of
stock
(5 par common
on each
r
nbtstand-
I2r20
(0.' 1947.
.
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Wilkes-Barre Lace Manufacturing (year-end)
Willson- Products,
^ 12* 9 ;u-27
12- 2
•
12-141
(1
Sue
30c
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Welsbach
12-10
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West Ohio Gas Co.-^Rights to Stockholders-r
.
holders pf record Dec. 20.—V. 164, p. 2592.
.:
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directors have .authorized the issuance ©L warrants entitlh^f
holders pf the common stock to purchase at $4 per share additional
Stock on the basi§ of one share for each ten held, according to an
announcement on Dec. 2 by George S. Vail,. President. Warrantsf will
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1,401,520 shares.
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The Usual quarterly dividend of 93% cents; per share on the 33A%
series A preferred stock was also declared; payable Jan. 2, 1947; to
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The corporation has called for redemption pn Jan. 1, 1947, Put of |
sinking fund monies, $14,000 of collateral trust 5% 10-year sinking -¬
fund bopds due Jan. X, 1958. at (06 and interest. Payment will be
made afc the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., trustee, 135 So. Broad fcl
Street, Philadelphia; ?$,-*-V, 162, p, 3333.
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Stock*
1947 to holders pf record Jan,
20,
.
Engineering & Management Corp,—Partial*
Redemption—
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12--5'
11-30
12-20
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The directors have declared a dividend of 50 cents per share pn
the common stock, payable Dec. 17 to holders of record Dec. 2,
In (945, the
company made the following' payments;, June 30; 30
cents; and Dec. 29, 20 cents; none since,--V)!164, p. 2195,
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.quarterly, dividend of .20 cents':
a
,
Walworth Co.—Deplares Dividend of 50 Cents—
present stock has been on an 80-cent, annual dividend basis,
v* and • stockholders ,pf record Dec, 20
will receive one additional share
.^:..fw*'.each"'''&hare-theii;'held,* increasing the outstanding pommon stock
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ing share of $5 parcommon stock—-wilcox & GibbS Sewing Machine Co'.——a :
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onJbec,;4 .declared
distribution will bp made
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Wieboldt stores. Inc., common (quar.)
Wilbur-Snchard Chocolate Co.-—
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per share oh the common stock which will he outstanding as a result
of the two-for-one split-up voted by the board on Nov. 12, 1946,
The
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12-16
12-16
450
r
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States, Fly wood Corp—New Common
to Receive 20.~Cent Quarterly Dividends
.12-6
1* 2
—1
min(> expioratiohv
United
f
;
(1.50
—
-—
Machine Works .( quar,)
.:ceeda wjll b,o^ for
,
12- 0
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,h
1-15
12* (
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
•
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;f,
40c
.
C°rp» Seattle, Wash—Files with SEC—
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The company on Nov. -25 filed A letter of notification with the SEC.
for 300,000 shades of common stock; Underwriters, Elliott R< Henderson,
A. A. Fagnant- and B. E. Hplland, all.officers pf the company. Pro*
.
3.1-29
12- 9.
,
Goid
-
Proceeds will be used to pay off outstanding notes and for expansion
of service. Issue is not underwritten.—V. 164, p. 1917.
1
41.25
i—~—4.-.;
Wheeling Steel Corp., common—————)
.
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12-2
.
V, S.
11-15
12-14
12-13
(20c
Weston-(George), Ltd., oommon (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)—r.———v._.-.—- $$1.121/a
Weston Electric Instrument (-;:C.quAr.)--—
I
11-29
1- 2
25c
—————r-———r'——
Extra
»
12-13
$1
:
,25c
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar,)-._-,^-.jr-i!+-^--s->.-i.;
Extra
12-14
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another step in the drug firm's program to take full
advantage of its best-known trade name, "Rexall."
For more ,than a
year it has been, moving in that direction in its advertising) packaging
and identification pf Rexall stores operated by the company and by
more than 10,000 independent druggists.—V, 164, p. 1767.
11-15
12-14
750
—l----.—
—.
Wakefield Water Co. (R,I.)—Files with SEC—
The company on Nov.' 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for $300,000 first mortgage 2% % bonds. Offering price, $1,000 a unit.
12-18
I-2-47
3003
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The action is
2-1
12-
United-Rcxall Drug Co.—-Changes Name—•
The name of this company has been changed to the Rexall Drug Co.;
Justin W. Dart, President, announced on Nov. 26.
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11-30*
12-16
2-15
(1.25
Brake——p,,,—.——..
Year-end
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$2.50
12-12
-
Western .Tablet & Stationery**,
6% preferred - (quar.)——.
'.!
Holder,
Payable of Ree,
,;
$7
75c
;
——'J—r);
(accum.)
Western Pacific RR.
When
Share
of Company
Western Maryland Railway—
1%
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4549
be issued for
from
of
.'
the purchase of a maximum of 24.000 shares.- Proceeds :J
the subscription, will be. used for improvement and maintenance
/
and for possible acquisitions, extensions and construction., ;;!
service
Warrants expire op
•
12- 1
Ltd;'
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12-16
& CO., Inc.,: $4.25 preferred
(quar.)
$1.06V4 1 1- 1
y
U»tte4 (States RETiher U<?»~Iss.ues Educatiohal Bppklet
11-18
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A 50-page booklet, "Five Years of Synthetic Rubber,'.', has Just ;beeh
Winnipeg Electric Co.," oommon (initial)/.—
(50c
12-16
59$ non-cum. preferred (s-a)
$$2.50
12-31 * 11-15
released by this company for students, educators,
and interested
.t
V members of;the public.
Wisconsin Electric Power ■Cp.-^.i'T.1
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1-15
6% preferred- (1897)
In simple, language > the .booklet shows the dramatic growth Pf the
(quar.)
$1.50 {"1-31
v
11-22
Wisconsin Investment Co.. (year-end/—40c
.12-31
synthetic rubber industry and* gives an authoritative appraisal Of its '
/
Wisconsin, Power Ac Light, 4,/sr% pfd. (quar.)
$1.1212-16 ; 11-30
importance today in the manufacture pf rubber products.
:
Wiser Oil Co. (quar.),
+
25c ,« 1-2i
12-12 \
The various types- of synthetic rubber are* identified and described
•.Extra
- V';
25c; )>:) 1- 2 .;;f' ■ 12-12;;
in considerable detail: and an important analysis pf their properties
OTopdaU Industries, .Inc. (resumed)—
15c
1- 2;'12-10
is shown in tabular form,—V. 164, p. 2451.
Woods Manufacturing' Co., Ltd. (quar.)
; I $50«
12-31; "ill-30
12-16
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)——
: •
50©
-12-27
United-.States*• Steel' Corp^—New Vice-President; etc.—* ;
Extra
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60c
112-27
12-16
Beniamin F. Fairless, President,' United States (Steel Corp. of Deia* :
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12-16
preferred, '.(quaL)C^^rL^^^L^-iiLi
$1.75
12-27
ware, op Dec,~ 2'announced the election of Carl A. Ilgenfritz as Vice- :
12-24
Wool Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
(250
1-10
r
president-purchases, succeeding Charles R. Miller, Jr., who retired on
Extra
12-24
1-10
$500
Dec. 1 afters 49 years of continuous service .with United States Steql
Wool! Brothers, 4Ys % preferred (quar.)/.)-,
56 Vic
11-22
12- 2
subsidiaries.
.rK
Worthington Pump & Machinery-?-,
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: • Since Sept; $.945, Mr. Ilgenfritz has been Vice-President in
charge
12-20 .12- 2
Common (quar.)———————.;—— •>/ 37V2C
;
: of purchases,
.Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.
Extra :*
50c
12-20
12-2
Mr. Fairl.esa .on Dec. 1 announced the election of Rudolph T, Elstad
4 V*% convertible prior preferred (quari)
12-1612- 2 1 ;
$1.12%
as President of the Oliver Iron Mining
Co., of Duluth, Minn., a United
12-16
12- 2
A*/z%. prior preferred, (quar,)01.12%',
States Steel subsidiary/.! Mr. : Elst,ad succeeds LeRoy Salsich, who is
b- 2
11-25
Wright-Hargreav.es Mines (reduced)-™——
$4c
j
/retiring offer -45 year?^ of "operating and executive experience with the
Wrigiey \Wm.); jr., common (monthly)..)— : \
25c
1-2-47 "12-20
Oliver,1;company..';■/.■ ,,v/;• ■// '■;'■•
"•"?
..Common-(monthly).'
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25 c
2-1-47
1-20
Walter.L.; Maxsop; Director of Research, and Jerome E. Machamer,
i- 2 .' ,12Yale Ac Towne
t- Assistant OeneraJ Superintendent
of the Hibbing-Chisholm district,
12-19 :
12- 6
40c
have been- elected yice/Presidents
of the Oliver comp.anyvr—V. 164,
13c
12-27
Yarg Producing
p. 2592.
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30ff
1-1-47 " 12-20
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Yellow Cab Company—--- ;■ ■;?; '■
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Univei^l Uaboratories, lnc, </& Eubs^) *—Earnings—
pec. 16, 1946.—V. 164, p. 1768,
Wiisii,
Wilson
Western Air Lines, Inc.-^-Registers with .SEC—
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The company on Nov, 27 filed a registration' statement'' with tho.
SEU for 1,200,000 shhres ($rpar) capital stock. Names',of underwrite*# ;#•
will
be supplied by
amendment/The offering consists of an un- )'
specified number of shares being sold by the company and by William
A. Coulter, president and director, The amounts being offered by each
will; be stated definitely by amendment and),the, total number of.
shares presently stated will be reduced if the offering consists of a ')•
smaller number of shares. Company will use its proceeds, together
^
with a $1,000,000 hank
loan, toward paymment. of its promissory notes, ':,.
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aggregating
$3,926,946.
In addition
the
cbmpany
has obligations
ambUhting to $1,667,000 which will be paid following the sale of the *•>.
stock. It anticipates the completion of its equipment and facilities
program next year with a required expenditure pf about $8,600,000,
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West
Virginia Water Service .Co.—Stock Offered—'
Public offering of 46,400 shares of common stock (no
par), priced at $17.25 per share, was made Dec. 4 by 1,4
Shea & Co., Boston. The offering .does not constitute :<
new financing by the company, but comprises 26,400
(hares formerly owned by Shea & Co. and 20,000 shares
formerly owned by Allen & Co.:
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th'f company, which provides water service to
pther communities in: West Virginia, "includes
14,000 shares of $4,50 preferred
stock and 220,000 shares pf common stock.
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For the
12 months ended Sept. 3Q> 1946, the company repprts
v/»
6% ,conyertible preferred - (quar.) —. a/; 37Victi.
^uiuDiicu i- yijutui.j
1-311-21: ;Wr,^9 Mos.End/1946'1945 :
19441943
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.pperating revenue of $1,780,494 and. net income -of $355,898.
For the
convertible preferredr^guar) ^r"J2(^u t; 37%ci4-30i47'
/. 4-19: :
$5>8,2S5 ■.
;'■E123,366^,' "■
$112,564
calender year 1945, operating (revenue was $1,665,908 and net income
convertible;^^preferr^^::(gdac.*)—;r3l$feC, r 17-31 , i 7-21'
t302,QP0-/; 235^11 y 235Ml
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2.07,391
was $285,084.
In each case, the net income figure is alter ali charges
1- 2
YoUnde vCorpwation; li^ial)
12-16;
20c
Earns^pew?(xnn.v§hare^
$0.43
$0.14
$0.37 [:r
$0.35 /. including Federal taxes on income, but ig befpre dividends pn preferred,
1-15*
York Corporation —-1—
12- 3
—L-.
;15e
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.stock.:
(Company ,rey' 30C
12-10
12- 2
\York.-. Corrugating.';-.
The prsent annu&l dividend requirement .op the $4,50 preferred is
ported an operating loss for the period of $120,683 which, after inclu.d40c12- 2
12-10
ing non^ecurring^inBpme. resulted in profit .pf $129,211, as abpve.—
$63,000.
During the year 1946, dividends at the rate of $l .a share?
12-20
11-30(2C
Young-Davidson Mines; Ttd. (Interim).;-—w^e paid ,pn (he common.-—V. (64, p. 2195.
12-2 .V
20O
12-10
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Zeigler Coal & Coke (year-end)
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.Capitalization
Charleston and
1
$7,000,090
of
of
29
first
mortgage bonds,
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Ooopersuve
Quarterly
Mercantile
Mui'«
Yonite
Products
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15C
Corp.
«Lest'304$
Jamaica Income tax.
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•Transfer books not closed for: this dividend.
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The
corporation on Nov. 21 announced that it has purchased
Reliable; Nut Go., 5721 West - Jefferson Boulevard, Los iSngeies, Oalif,,'
in- a awsb^.tiraasaction exceeding $500,0Q0,
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A'WbifeeOBtinuing W'prodUcea line of assorted huts And .candy bars
h
under the Reliable label, Universal -will segregate
General Corporation and
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factory and office is of brick construction, recently erected, with about
36,OO0 square feet of floor space, adequate railroad sidings) and other
facilities on a five acre tract of land in Los Angeles.
To operate
;
the plant,v a new corporation, palled Reliable Nut Corp., has been set;
:up under California iaw.* - Authorized capital stock is 16,600 shares
with a . stated value of (100 per sharp.
Paid up capital stock of
$5OO,OO0 has heen sub$crihed by. Universal Match Corp.-^y. 164, p. 734.
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on page
29^4)
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,
Ttiere have been called for /redemption
on Dec. 3, 1946, at 101 and
first, mortgage bonds due /1950.
Payment
Canadian* Bank of Commerce in Halifax, St.
will
railway-^^.Net from vailway———
be
made
at
The
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United Air Lines, Inc.^New. Plane Soon in Operation
21,502
,
,
1Q.545'
1,310,519
: i63,8i3
.Net from railway
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1945
1944
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$154,691: W. $82,120 ;
50,789
t,,
*1,066
29,876
.
18,357
,
1943
Promising new features of speed, travel luxury and Operating ef¬ ;Net ry. oper. income™
:
♦Deficit,—V. (64, p, 245).
ficiency for : the; nation's airways, the first of United Air Lines'; fleet
#>f fcur-engined, five-mUe-a-minute. Maipliner 300's has: been delivered
1,183,566
236,156
.
7.1,870
151^463
:
113,508
.
to
Vandervort
the.company at Cheyenne, Wyo.. The plane is expected to be there
for about two weeks, then: to start oh (an
operational and training ; 7
flight over United's. system.
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a
Douglas DC.-6, will be followed
The company on
for
shares
12,000
Gf $3,000,000, interest rate of 2y2% per annum, maturing
at the rate pf? $250,000 hiannually, commencing
May 15,
1941, the last; note being payable uri Jan. 15, 1953. The
insurance company participates in the amount .of $5,-:
000,000, interest rate 3^2% per annum, maturing at the
rate Of $250,000 hiannually from May 15,1953 to Jan. 15,
1957, and $300,000 hiannually thereafter to Nov. 15,1961.
"v The., present, ZVz%. loah* with, the Bankers Trust Co.,
amounting to $3,205,000, was paid off. The balance of
the: proceeds, of thu new. loan will be used for general
corporate purposes,—V. 164, p. 2194.
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8,000
8,000
4,000
1,500
—-)—v—
7,000
2,000
1,000
4,000
1,000
6,000
6,000
',
5,000
2,000
None
'For'further detail? -see V. -146, p. 2874.
WJR, the Goodwill Siattom
—To Pay
The
Inc,—gplitUp Approved
Dividend of 30 Cents on New Shares-*-
stockholders
on
Nov. 26 voted to
for one, increasing the authorized shares
split the common stock two *
of common from 400,000 to,.
800,000 and reducing the par value/from $2.50 to, $1,25,.. it
announced by G. A. Richards, president.
The company's 44th
secutive quarterly: dividend also was, announced.
Mr. Richards earlier had characterized the stock
Co., Portsmouth, O.—Files with
-
possible "both greater fluidity and a
Nov. 26 filed a letter of notification with the .SEC
($25. par) .5%: convertible ; cumulative preferred..
was )
con¬
,
~
change as making
broader eventual distribution in
|^s 'Q^norshlp
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The shares were
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The -/company manufactures, wholesale and retail? ice cream through
4 plants
and «2 retail stores in St. Louis and Kansas City,* Md., Peoria,
164, p. 59,0.
Woods Manufacturing. Go.,
;
All ,pf
Virginian Ry .^-Earnings-—
'-
October—
r:
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Gross .from railway—__
Net from railway—
Net ry, pper^ income—From Jan,
.Gross
—y. 164,
railway—
p.
r
1946.
::;
$1,942,336
371,516
285,727
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.1945
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$1,612,132
;
197,132
329,788
1944
$2,339,633
790,043
.
562,871 "
income—
2327,
Waitt &
•;.)
20,861,730. ,24858,164 -24,579,632
6,015,690
8,388,197.
(0,390,898
4,017,970
6,444,729
5,977,784
On
Dec.
6,
1946
the
United
Fruit
-
22,299,971
•
(0,299813
:
€,241,770
\
directors
have
declared
share and (he regular, quarterly
the common stock,
This brings total
:
^
both payable
dividends for 1946
to $2 per share, as
compared
'
WiThe$usuarquarteriy5dividend
Bond, Inc^Recapitalization Approved-^
V:
Holders of the necessary two-thirds of class A and class B stock on
29 approved the
company's recapitalization plan which provides
that each calss A share together with accumulated -dividends of $25,50
as of Sept. 30, 1946, will he exchanged for one share pf new $2 cumu¬
lative preferred and three shares
of new common stock and that
each present outstanding class B share will receive in -exchange one
of ,$1.12«/2 per share on.|>otJ) frlf|
of (be 4Y» % prior preferred stocks was declared, payable Dec. 10
tp holders of record Dec. 2.—V. (64, p. 2196,
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Nov.
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Omits Dividend
on
Nov. 22 voted to omit the dividend urdinarily
en
or
about Dec. 15 on the common stock of no par value.
Similar action was taken on Aug. 23 regarding the fepf (5, dividend
and on May 23 regardhlg the June 15 payment.. Prior ta that time,
the company had been paying 25 cents per share in each quarter with
the last payment, on March 15, 1946—V. 164, p. (255.
The /directors
■Daid
share .Of n®W oommon stock,
*
". New certificates will be
mailed stockholders shortly -after the first
of the year) it was reported. Formal application will be made for listing
on the New York Curb Exchange.
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•
first
liner
"Tivives" was launched
the Bethlehem-Sparrpws Point Shipyard, Sparrows Point, Md., and
took her place with five sister ships previously launched at that yard.
.
At
The
new
"Tivives"
takes
over
the
which was lost by enemy, action on
tradition of
Oct. 21,
the
original
1943.—V,
163,
"Tivives"
p. 3332.
V.
Corp.—Extra Diy—
an extra, dividend of 50 cents per
dividend of .37^ ^cents_ per share on
pec. 20 to holders of recor^J?®®'2f
Worthington Pump & Machinery
604,000
The
L_
..
1,099,376
1—v
from railway-;-,*,
from
Net ry. oper.
,
Ltd.-^-Calls 4Vz % Bonds^;
the outstanding
•
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;
'
first .mortgage 15-year sinking fund^bohds,
4y2 % series A, have been palled for redemption .on .Jan. ^2, L947, at
.101 and interest. Payment Wih he made at (he Eank pf ^ntreal in
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Halifax, St. John, Winnipeg, Reglna, or
1943 •)"'
/ Vancouver, Canada.-**-*7. .(00 p. 157. '
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$2,465,672
111., -MWwauhee, Wis. and- surrounding territories.—V.
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United Fruit Co.—New Liner Launched—
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United UigarT-Whelan Stores / Corp.—Secures Eoan
from Bank and-Insurance Concern—Walter G. Baumfeugjger, President) announced on "pec; 2 that the corpo¬ )•;•
ration has consummated a. 15-year unsecured j oint loan ,)
$8,000,000 with the -Bankers Trust Co., New YorkN. Y., and the F^utropolitan. Life Insurance Co. .The
Bankers Trust Co. participates in.this loan in the amount
'
.split two-for-one on June 21, 1945, with subsequent -i
•quarterly dividends set at 35 cents instead pf 50 .cents per quarter .
paid in the five preceding-years, plus extras.
Fifty cents was paid
last September, however, and the. board of directors meeting on Nov, 26
) after the shareholders' session voted to pay on Dec. 12 a dividend ot ,
150,000 shares of conunon stock ($1 par) was made Dec,
■30 cents per ahare; on the newly split stock of record Dec. 2, equiya*
itent to 60 cents on the shares outstanding in the past 17 mphths,,_
6 at $7.50 per share by an underwriting group headed by
The latest split will result in a -total of 520,000 shares outstanding
Scherk, Ricbter Co. of ; Sf. Louis and Straus &; Blosser of /;■ In
(he hands pf approximately 600 shareholders.—V. 164, p. 2451. :
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Sills^ Mlntop & Co., Inc., principal under¬
Crowell, Weedon As C0—
Davies As • IMejia-*——
Frank & Belden,
..'.'v Park-Shaughnessy &
Irving J. 'Race. &
Straps & Blosser—_
The initial ship, is carrying an "NX" ,or restricted license unti)
completion of. flights under ail operating conditions./ Meanwhile, J) pride, $25 a sJhare. Proceeds will be vsed io retire '7 % preferred and
to equip (oundry.:;'f;/::;::;;:-^;:
personnel all along United's.system, are to be trained in its handling.
Any ceremonies or public inspection of the plane,will await receiptsVelvet Freeze, Inc. W /Stock Offered-^-An offering of
bf its "iNC'', license; permitting its r use in regular schedules, officials
.
by
Butcher & •Sherrerd-^—
SEC-r,''^:wvv-,>v
by 34 other Mainliner
300's.
announced.. They said the .planes will go into -service early in-1947.
Gf United's, fleet of 3.5- Mainliuer • 300's, 10 will be sleepers and 25,
<iayplanes.
Operated as a.day plane, the sleeper version .will carry
J52 passengers plus 6;000 pounds of cargo;/ on night/flights); it will
accmnmodate 26 passengers in berths. * The dayplane version of the
Mainliner will carry 5.8 passepgers plus 5.0QO pounds;of ecargo—i
V; .164,) p. 2592.
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80,000
,
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(Gi W.)
announced
of
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(121,567
28,642
11,387
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The plane,
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256,564
119,26.3
1,109,466
/f 200,3211
Nov." 26
UNDERWATERS—The names of the underwriters and'the number
of shares ot cumulative convertible preferred stock and of commop
stock which each has agreed (9 purchase pre as follows:
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Common
44,000
Sills) Minton & Co._—.
$2,500 r
20,000
Buckley - Brothers
:/ 10,000
.
1—
/Gross from railway
.
,
From Jan.
,
$160,613
;
Net ry. oper. income—
John, /Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, rTor.onto, Chatham, Winnipeg, Regius,
pAlgary' 'and' Vancouver; Canada.—V. 157, p. 47.
1946
Gross frpm
interest, $500,000 of 4%%
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-
Union Gas Co. of Canada, JUd.-^-Partial Redemption—
offering
writer.
,;
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public
it has been
it to the, production of book
:v matthesy*Spemal--book/matchyina'Chinery -is now being built in Universal'e machine shops in St. Louis, and Production of matches at the
mew California plant is anticipated within the next few months.
The
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shares of cumulative conyertible preferred stock and 100,000 shares of common stock of the
company has been oversubscribed and the subscription books closed,
The
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(JRayaUa: in Canadian funds, tax» deductible'* at the source,. Joe* ^'^iOHesv,^4^'it'f'*(IKff Plamr^aMO^donvert
-fciddeut; ta*,.l5*r res|de»ta»x^7*—,aU» ErtUihi,Jtriccmo tax.
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Wheeler, Osgood Co.*^Stocks Sold-r»
Match Corp.-r-Acquires New Unit^'
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12-20
profit in October was $47,382. This brought earnings for the
10 months of 1946 to $350,041, Harley W. .Jefferson, President),
The latter figure is after taxes, all charges and a contingency
of $65,000. Net income for all of 1945 was $178,887.
Mr. Jefferson stated that the company's new factory at Carbondale,
Penn* began production early in October and probably would reach
Youngstoyvn Steel Door
said.
reserve
efficient operation by the end of December. See
also.—V. 164, p. 1917.
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on Nov. 25 voted, to defer action .on the dividend
payable on or about Dec. .15 on the no par value, common
■stock, end • cited unsettled conditions and steel shortage as factors.
Distributions of 25 cents each were made on March 15, June 15 una
The ..directors
usually
Sept, 16. this year, and in each
quarter during 1945.—V. 162, p. 1329.
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Long Beach, Calif.
Bonds Voted—An issue of $550,000 stadium bonds was approved
awarded to
were
a
at the election held
District
School
Unified
bonds offered for sale
on
syndicate
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Nov. 26,
of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
eral
Nov. .5.
.
be received until 10 a.m.
17,
election
held
These
are
at the gen¬
on
Nov.
5.
able at the .office of the Treasurer
Jan.
of
the
tional
at any
Authority, or !at; the Na¬
City Bank of New York, or
branch of Bank of America
J.
National Trust & Savings
,
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offered
was
awarded
the
on
above
the
to
date,
Savings
Association, of San Francisco,
at
terest.
Each
entire
a
price of 100.115, a net interest cost
of about 1.92%, as follows: $92,000
maturing Jan. 1, $11,000 in 1950 to
amount
bid
shall
be
for
of each issue
at
a
single rate of interest. A certified
check
for
3%
of
the
amount
of
>
,,
1961
and
1962, $15,000 in 1963
and 1964, and $11,000 |n 1965, as
2s.
Dated
$1,000.
Angeles County, Inglewood
City School District (P. O. »''
Los Angeles), Calif,
Jan.
The
Weeden
was
Los
1, 1947. Denom.
next highest bidder
Co.
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Bond
Sale—J.
F.
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Moroney,
:
bids until
10
a.m.
(P.; S. T.j, on Dec. 16, for the
purchase of the $8,500,#00 Airport
1945, Series C bonds. Interest rate
is
not
to
exceed
6%, payable
(J-D). Denom. $1,000. Dated Dec.
the
1953, YauJuuv in 1954 to 1957, wu , bonds bid for, payable to the
$12,000
w
as
uiu
yaycxyjkxz
tu
mc
l3/4s, and $108,000 maturing Jan. [ Chairman of the Board of Super1, $13,000 in 1958 to 1960, $14,000 visors, is required.
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receive' sealed
County Treasury. Rate to be stated
in multiples of 3/4 of
1%; to be at
not less than par and accrued in¬
of
Bank
America National Trust &
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$250,000 in 1948 and 1949;
$500,000, 1950 to 1952; $1,000,000,
1953; $1,750,000,1954 and 1955, and
$2,000,000 in 1956. Bidders will be
permitted to bid different rates
of interest and to Split rates irre¬
spective'of the maturities of said
15,
lows:
bonds. The interest rate stated
County Sch. Disti, No. 70
O, Longmont), Colo.
,
(P.
a
cost
of
v;
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no_
.
1956.
ewan
Authorized
^reasuf-yf
JV 1946. These bonds are due
by
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than " two-
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of interest.
Principal and interest:
(J-D) payable'at the City Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Union 8c:
New Haven Trust Co., New Haven;.
Legality
to be approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer 8c.
Dodge, of Boston. A certified!
check for 2%must accompany thebid.
DELAWARE !.
Mount
Pleasant
\'/f:
Sch.1
Spec.
Disf+
(P. O. Mount Pleasant), Del.
:
Bond Sale—The
lVjensnofnI946,
awarded
were
Pont & Co. of
at
price
-a
to
E" 2739—
I. du
Francis
Wilmington,
of
.
/r
$400,000 school^
100.76,
134s
of
as
basis
a
about 1.41%. Dated Dec.
16, 1946;
$20,000 from Dec. 16, 1947 to
41966, inclusive- Interest payable
J-D. The second best bid
(State of)
UDl List—Province of
part
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.
1, 1946. D e n o m,.
$1,000. Bidders'to name the rate?
Saskatchewan Bonds Added to
.
$534,000 issue.,"
veterans'
Dated
Due
Yh.
an
temporary
housing bonds. Due Dec. 1^ as
follows: $17,000 in/1948 to
1953, and $16,000 in 1954 to *
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about
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
of
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150,000
.
.
and 1949, and $22,000 in 1950
to 1956. These bonds are
J
1.835%, divided as follows: $292,000 maturing Dec. 1, $16,000 in
1947- to
1949, $19,000 in • 1950,
$18,000 in 1951 and 1952, $19,000
in 1953 and 1954, $20,000 in 1955
and 1956, $21,000 in 1957, $22,000
in 1958 and 1959,- $23,000 in I960
and 1961, as 134s, $201,000 matur¬
ing Dec. 1, $24,000 in 1962, $25,000
in 1963 and 1964, $26,000 in 1965,
$33,000 in 1966 and 1967, $35,000
in 1968, as 2s, and the remaining
$107,000 maturing Dec. 1, $35,000
in 1969 and 1970, and $37,000 in
1971, as 1.90s. Interest payable,
(J-D).: Dated Dec. 1,-1946. The
next highest bidder was Harris
Trust & Savings.Bank,. Chicago,
for 2s, at a price of 100.319.
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Decl
bonds, No. 11. Due
follows: $23,000 in 194B
as
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interest
net
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$600,000 build¬
ing bonds Offered for sale on Nov.
29—v. 164, p. 2739—were awarded
to
a
syndicate composed of
Boettcher & Co., Bosworth, Sulli¬
van
& Co., Coughlin & Co., and
Peters, Writer & Christensen, all
of Denver, at a price of 100.044,
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Boulder
in
County Clerk, will receive sealed the" bid
must be in a multiple of
bids until 10 a.m. ion Jan. 7, for
34 > of ■!'; i % !,, per / annum, payable
Beverly Hills, Calif..
the purchase of $1,355,000 school
semfTannually.t Prinpipal and in¬
Bond Offering—B. J. Firminger,
bonds, not exceeding 5%, interest. terest of said bonds are
payable
City Clerk, will receive ' sealed Dated Feb.
1, 1947.. Denom. $1,000. at the office of
the.Treasurer of
-bids until 8 p.m. on Dec. 10, for
| These bonds are due Feb. 1, as folthe-City and County or,- at hold¬
the purchase of $225,000 incinera-,
lows; $25,000 in 1949, and $70,000 er's
option, at the fiscal agency in
lor coupon bonds, to bear not ex- ]n 1959
j-0 jggg -phe principal and
the City and State of New York.
deeding 4% interest. Dated Dec.; interest payable at the County
,
$200,000 general public * improve?
Associa¬
,
also
New Haven, Conn.
Torrance, North Torrance Water
,\v
District, Calif.
'-j / Bond Offering—Cecil J, Mar¬
Bonds Voted—An issue of $174,- lowe, City Controller, will receive
000 water improvement bonds was sealed bids until 1.30 p.m. on Dec»
favorably voted at the election 12, for the purchase of the follow¬
ing bonds totaling $350,000:V
held on November 19./ ^
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F. Moroney, County.
tion, in the State. The opinion of
Clerk, for the purchase of the fol¬
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
lowing school bonds aggregating
Angeles, Heller, Bruce & Co., of
geles, approving the validity of
San Francisco, and R. H..Moulton $575,000:
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said bonds, will be furnished the
& Co., of Los Angeles, at a price
$400,000 Citrus Union High School successful bidder at or
prio^ to
of 100.072, a net interest cost of
District
bonds.! Due $20,000 the date of
delivery of the bonds
;
about 2.06%, as follows: $225,000
from Feb.
1, 1949 to 1968, at the expense of the Authority,
maturing Jan. 1, $15,000 iri 1949 to ■:j, inclusive.
A certified check for 3% of the
1952, $20,000 in 1953 to 1959, and
175,000 Azusa City School Dis- principal amount of the
bonds,!
'$25,000 in 1960, as l8/4s, $125,000
trict bonds. Due on Feb. 1;
payable to the Authority, must
maturing $25,000, froin Jan. 1,
$7,000 in 1949 to 1953, $8,000, accompany the bid. V
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1961 to 1965, as 2s, and $175,000
1954 to 1958, and $10,000 in
San Francisco (City and County)
1959 to 1968. v'w/
-maturing $25,000 from Jan. 1,1966
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to
I, ■ -N;
1972, as 214s. Dated Jan. 1,
Interest rate is not to exceed
1947. Denom. $1,000.
Bond Offering—It is stated by
5%,
payable: (F-A)v Denom.
An issue of $200,000 Livermole $1,000. Dated Feb.- 1/ 1947. Prin¬ John R.' McGrath,^ Clerk of the
Union High School District bonds cipal and interest payable at the Board of Supervisors, that he vvill
tion, Blyth3 & Co., both of San
Francisco, California Bank, of Los
by;
on
bid.
may
Principal and -interest (JtJ) pay¬
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Angeles County, Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif. ""
B«nd Offering—Seaied bids will
com¬
posed
on
#*
rates
bonds authorized
the
.
Alameda County Sch. Dists., Calif.
/, Bend
Sale—The $525,000 • Al¬
bany
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
offer of 100.005 for
was
an
134s, tendered
Saskatch-^^he Fa™e« Bank of the State
or Delaware, Wilmington.
debentures, dated June 15,
1943, bearing 334%, 3%% and
4% interest, due on June 15, 1947,
have" been added to the list of
investments considered legal for
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Gainesville, Fla. i;"-;-k Y'r
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
or at any; of the-fiscal thirds vote of the electors
voting
agencies of the County in New at an
savings banks in the State/ /
' be received, until 7 p.m. (EST) on
election on Nov. 6, 1945, for
$1,000. Rate of interest to Yprk City. Enclose a certified
Dec. 16, by A. Clarence O'Neill,
the acquisition, construction and
East Hartford, Conn." /
lie in multiples of .34 of 1%. These '
check for 3% of the amount of the
Clerk of the City Commission, for
completion of the San Francisco
Bond" Offering — William R.
bonds were authorized at the elec- .'bonds bid
for, payable to the
the purchase/of $600,000 water
Airport in San Mateo County. O'Brien, Town Treasurer; will retion held on April 9, 1946. Prin| Chairman of the Board of Super- Said bonds are
and electric revenue^ certificates.
general obligations
•cipal and interest (J-D)-payable visors.
"-iye
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Interest rate is not to exceed
of the City and County, and the j Dec. ^
4n Beverly Hills. Any legal opin¬
9, for the purchase *of $l,- l9J/„
„nvahiA
T
r
w
Board of Supervisors thereof has
Los Angeles County, Los Angeles
ion as to.the validity of the bonds
,210,000 school issue of 1946, cou-1 000. Dated Jan.
Paya?le 1, 1947. Due or*
power and .is obigated \o levy ad
desired by the bidder shall be ;-/»
School Districts (P. O. ' <
| p0n bonds; Dated Dec. 1,- 1946. Jan. I, as follows: $37,000 in 1949>.
valorem taxes for the payment of
obtained by and at the expense
?Los Angeles)] Calif*
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said bonds and the interest there- due
of the bidder. A certified check
Dec.-1, as follows: $64,000 in
Bond Offering—J. .F, Moroney,
000, 1952 and 1953; $41,000, 1954;
on; upon all" property within said} 1948 to 1960, and $63,000 in 1961
for 3 % pf the bonds bid for, pay¬
County" Clerk, will receive sealed
$42,000, 1955; ^43,000, 1956; $44,^
able to the City Treasurer, is re¬ bids until 10 a.m. on
Dec. 10 for
I?-61\ • of of iPtef?st to /\ oIiiqko'
tion. by said ■ City., and County J multiples Rafte one—tenth or Se "L 000,-1957; $45,000, 1958; $46,000;
quired. y.
cj.vnnn
iQfto*
tm aaa
the
lorn
purchase: of the following
(except certain intangible
bonds
Principal and interest pay-'anH
amounting to $13,500,000,
sonal property, which is taxable 'able at the Guaranty Trust Co., of
/;
Calistoga, Calif.
not exceeding 5% interest: *
at limited rates) without-limita- New York, and the East Hartford^ V?
Bonds Voted.—An issue of $90,?r i /intw
liKfc
$6,000,000 city high school district tion of rate or amount. The
finn
000 municipal water system bonds
legal Trust Co., of East Hartford.
The
uniform for
bonds. Due Jan. 1, as follows:
opinion of Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff, bonds will be certified by and de- tfe C
carried at the election held on
at
than nar and ac$1,000,000 in 1948, $170,000 in Brown &
at
the
East
Hartford
Nov. 19.
Herrington, of San Fran¬ livered
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1949, and $210,000 in 1950 to
cisco, approving the validity of Trust Co., subject to the approv1972.:' ./••'/?,'/' ' /./V'/
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Principal and interest payable at
Fresno County, Floyd Sch. Dist.
said bonds will be furnished to the ing opinion of Day, Berry & Howthe office of the Director of Fi-4
6,000,000 city sch. district bonds. successful bidder without
(P' O. Fresno), Calif.
charge. ard, of Hartford, about Dec. 20, nance or
Due Jan. 1, as follows: $1,200,any such bank as may be
Bids must be made on official bid 1946.'
Enclose a certified check
Bond Sale—The $12,000 school
000 in 1948, and $200,000 in
designated by the purchaser. The
forms
furnished
bonds offered for sale on Nov. 26
by ;the
above for $25,000, payable to the Town.
1949 to 1972.
approving opinion of Chapman 8c
Clerk. The bonds will be awarded
—v.
164, p. 2596—were awarded
/ New Britain, Conn.
Cutler of Chicago, will be fur¬
1,500,000 city junior college dis¬
to the highest and best bidder,
to the Bank of America National
nished the successful bidder with¬
trict bonds. Due Jan. 1, as fol¬
Bond
Offering —W. H. Judd,
Trust & Savings Association, of
considering the interest rate or
out charge.
lows: $160,000 in
A certified check for
1948 and
rates specified and the premium President of the Board of Finance
San Francisco, at a price of
1949, $80,000 in 1950, and $50/and Taxation, will receive sealed 2% of the certificates bid for is
offered, if any. The purchaser
100.008, a - net interest cost of
000 in 1951 and 1972.
required.
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must pay accrued interest from bids, care of the New Britain Na¬
about
1.42%, as follows: $6,000
Dated Jan.* 1,
1947. Denom. the date of the. bonds to the date tional Bank, until 11.30 a.m. on Marion County (P. O. Ocala), Fla*
maturing $3,000 in 1948 and 1949
Bond Offering—The State Board
of delivery. The City and County Dec. 12, for the purchase of $110,as
1%«C< and $6,000 maturing able at the
County Treasury or at reserves the right, iri its discre¬ 000 street series of 1943, second of
Administration
will
receive
$3,000 in 1950 and 1951, as l%s.
issue coupon bonds. Dated Dec. 1> sealed bids at its office in Talla¬
any of the fiscal agencies of the
Dated Jan. 1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.
tion, to reject any and all bids and
County in New York City. Enclose to waive
1946,; Denom. $1,000. These bonds hassee, until 3 p.m. on Dec. 17 for
The next highest bidder was the
any irregularity or ina
certified check for 3% of the
formality in, any bid. The Board'are ^ue $11,000 from June 1, 1948 the purchase' of $100,000 SBA
County Employees Fund, for $12,amount of each issue bid for, pay¬
to 1957. Bidders to name one rate
series of 1947 coupon refunding
of
JOOO as 234s, at a price of 100.416.
Supervisors will take action
able to the Chairman of the Board
of interest in a multiple of 1/10 bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1947 and due
awarding the bonds or rejecting
of Supervisors.
or 34 of 1%. Principal and interest
Fresno and Tulare Counties,
Feb. 1, 1961.
all bids not later than 4:00 p.m.
;/7v: '//*;":•/;.;;>//"/
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(J-D) payable at the First Na¬
Reedley Joint Sch. Dist. (P. O. ■<:
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San Diego County Water Authority (P. S. T.), on Dec. 16.
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tional Bank of Boston, or at the
IDAHO
Fresno),
$9,000 from De<^ 15,1947 to 1971.
Denom.
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per-|i%.
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(P. O. San Diego), Calif.
Bond Offerings—W. H. Jennings,
Bond Offering—sealed bids will
be
received
Dec.
until
10.30
a.m.
on
of
20, for the pur¬
chase of $2,000,000 acquisition and
payable
(J-J).
5%,'
—v.
construction
County, for the
Jpurchase of $137,000 school bonds.
bonds offered for sale
10
Fresno
Interest rate is not "to exceed
(P. O. Modesto), Calif.
Secretary of the Board Of Direc¬
tors,, will receive sealed bids until
10, by. the Board of Super¬
visors
Stanislaus County, Sylvan Union
Sch. Dist.
cisco,
a.m.
on
Dec.
facilities
bonds, to
bear not exceeding 3*3/2% interest.
Denom.
$1,000.
Dated Jan. 1, 1947^ Due $6,000 in
1948 to 1969, and $5,000 in 1970.
Bond
to
a
Sale—The
164,
p.
-
$95,000
on
school
Nov. 25
2452—were awarded
Weeden
as
basis
& Co.,, of San Fran¬
2%s, at a price of 100.931,
of
about
2.135%.
Dated
$1,000.
are due $1,000 from
Princmal and interest payable at, follows:
$5.0,000 in 1953 to 1956, Dec. 15, 1947 to 1965. Interest pay••
the office of the
Treasurer of $100,000 in 1957 to 1961,
able (J-D).-The next; highest bid
$150,000
Fresno taunt?.-A: $1,000certified* in-1962 to
1967,-and $100,000 :in was that submitted by Redfield &
check, oayable to the. Board, of 1968 -to 1971. Said-rate or rates of
Co.; and the, .William R. ' Staats
Supervisors;of Fresno •■! County, - interest must be in multiples of Co.,
jointly, for 2y4s, at a price of;
must accompany the bid "
% of 1%. Not more-than two in¬ 100.526.r. / > >
:
Dated Jan, 1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.
bonds are due Jan. 1. as
These
Dec..
t
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i" %' k,
15, "1946.
These bonds
Denom.
New Britain National Bank. These
bonds will be valid general obli¬
Boise
gations of the City, They will be
engraved under the supervision of
and
ness
authenticated
as
to genuine¬
by the First National Bank"
of Boston;
their legality will be
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston, whose
opinion Will be furnished the pur¬
chaser.
Bond? will be delivered to
the purchaser oh or' about Dec, 23,
at the First National Bank of Bos..
City Independent Sch. Dist.»
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Bond
Clerk
of
Denom.'
$1,000.
I,'1953,
Jan.
q
noon
These bonds
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are
Jah^
$23,000 July ;1/ 1953
L; 1955; S23.^ July :, i;
to
195^
A, 1956,/$24,Q00 -July id;./
Jan/1, 1958, $24,500 July
Jan.
hvivxi- '■*£
^
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Trustees^u
until
due $22,500 *July4, 1952- and
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t
of
,
1956 to
^H-^h
Board
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for the purchase of
$750,000" series 1 of .1947, schoot
winon
bonds,
not
exceeding
234 % interest. Eiated Jam 1,1947>
-fundes.;"■ -r/.^//1 :r''-
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1, 1959, $25,000 1966, are
numerical
.July 1, 1959 and Jan. 1, I960, $25,- order prior to maturity on Dec. 1,
500 July 1,*1960 to Jan.
1, 1962, 1954, or on any interest payment
$26,000 July 1, 1962 and Jan. 1 date thereafter at par and accrued
1963, $26,500 July 1, 1963 and Jan. interest.
Net
income
basis
of
% 1964, $27,000 July I, 1964 and about 1.965
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*1965 to Jan. 1,
KANSAS 1
1967//The District;
nvill furnish the approving opinions
V >V*; vhJ.J a A
vtfciiol*
.of Chapman & Cutler of
w iib'i Arkansas City$iiKan,: V -O.OU
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exceedirig 4% interest. Dated Jam.
1, 1947. Denom. $1,000.
These
bonds
St. Landry Parish Subtoad District
No. 1, of Road District No. 1,
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dperjan;! las follows^
1949 to 1951, $3,000 in
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$2,000 in
1952
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of
the
Third
Ward
(P.
MASSACHUSETTS
Gloucester, Mass.
O.
Bond
Opelousas), La.
to
1964, $4,000 in 1965 to
1974, and $5,000 in 1975 to 1977.
Principal tand interest (J-J) pay¬
$120,000 road construction
able pf
of
the election.to be held:on Jan. 6.
the office, eL
Bond
—
An
issue
of
the/jPreasurr-j
r,
/pi'.
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—
The $150,000 Act
1946, Veterans'
Housing Loan
bonds offered for sale
bonds
v.
will be submitted to the voters at
er.pf 'the Bpard pf.- Commission¬
ers.] /The,
Election
Sale
164,
on
Dec. 3—
2876—were awarded to
p.
the First Boston
Corp:, as VI s/ at n
price of r0O.319|'a brisfs of about
0.885%, Dated-Dec;!; 1946. Denoni.
!"+ "1/ !
opinion of;
MARYLAND;
! $1,000.: These bonds are due $30,L
.Cutlpr,, of a Chicago,!
.: /'* /:
Baltimore,': Md. ',, " \ ' ] 000 on Dec. 1; from 1947' to 4951,
certified:
sealed bids until 10 a.m. on Dec.i check for
!i
Bond Sale'—/-A syAcilcafe headed inclusive. The neit highest bidder
$2,000,} payable to the;
11, for the#urch^e iof $350,000;
Treasurer, of, the • Board of Gprn-? by the Chase National Bank; and,; was Gloucester Safe " Deposit &
iy4% municipal hospital coupon!
Trust Co/ > for vis, at ;ia: price of
missippersV>/s required.
. > including
as
principal members,:
100.461.
v/
borid^. Da^d Dec. l;:i946. l^eriom.;
M.Mpi''/.) .?/)'.i; /I
the Bankers Trust Co., First
Na-|
East Carroll Parish (P? O..
$1,000. These bonds are due
2
pro-i
m>
/vide printed blank borids for exe¬
cution., 11Enclose a. certified check!
for; $37,500, payable to i the. Dis¬
trict. -?>
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Bond
O f f e
r
I
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James1
g
Clough, City > Clerk, >'Will
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redeivfej
Chapman.
Will / be
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apRroymg
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furnished, <A
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$18,-!
tional Bank of New York, Natiori-'
Leominster, Mass.', v !
V ■ Lake Providence), La.
i
$17,000 On ArigJ
' al
Dist\
City
Bank
of
New
Note Srile—Ari issue of '$100,000
York,,
''it' (P.
ly ?in 1948 - to 1957. ' These bonds! /Bond Offering—Frank
O. Chicago), /f!i!hi
T
Byerley,I Chemical:! Bank ' & Trust /Do.1/' tax anticipation notes offered for
i
Bond i Call—William s J. Grom-! were'^authorized "at vtheJ! general! Secretary Of the Police
Jury, will j Smith, Barney 1 & Co., Lehman, sale
recently, was' awarded at a
tley/District Treasurer^ calls fori election held on Nov. ;5. Principal; receive sealed bids until/ 11, a.m. Bros., Blyth
Co., Inc., Harriman discount of 0'.50 %.'
T;hese notes
(payment on Jail. 1, the following and interest payable at the State] on Jan/' 9,; for the purchase of
Ripley & Co., Inc., and' Kidder, are due Feb. 20,
Treasurer's office;* Payable' fromf
1947.;. , } , /'/
bonds:
$200,000/ p lib 1 i c / improvement: Peabody & Co., was the successful
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an unlimited ad valoreiri tax.
A1 bonds, to bear not
Lynn, Mass. "
/'•? ,'v.'/v;. 4% series A, is^sue of 1936, re¬
exceeding 4% i bidder for the $23,200,000 coupon
Note Sale — The $500,000 tem¬
funding bonds, Nos. 6770- to 6966,1 certified checks for <2% must; ac¬ interest. 1 Dated, "Jan., Vt 1947.: bonds offered fOr 'Sale On Dec.
5/
iand 6970 to 7087,;. Holders should: company the bid. ;
Denom. $1,000;J These bbnds are! The
r.
porary loan notes offered for sale
group obtained the bonds on
on Nov. 27, were awarded to the
•:*!;/:::;vw- j:" due, Jan., 1, as'follows; $18,000 in a bid of
[present these bonds for payment:
100.1399,. a net interest
1
t
; I (t-Varne(b Kan. ^
-at' the American National .Bank!
Second National Bank and the
. j
1948, $19,000 in 1949 to 1951, $20,-;
(COst of 1.527%, divided as follows:
} Bond
Sale—The $100,000 water 000
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
!«& Trust Co., Chicago.
1952 and. 195$,;$21,000 in
•
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Co.,
$2,000,000 6th sewer i bonds, as both of
works- bonds offered ; for sale on 1954
Boston, jointly, at a rate
issue,,of 1945>; refunding
jito 1956* and.$22,,000 in 1957.: {11/23; Dated Jan/1; 1947. Due
of 0.49%.
Dated Nov. 28, 19461
bonds, Nos.-302 to 601,' for $1,000 Nov. 18, were awarded! to the So-! Bidders may designate the.! rate or
$80,000 ■ annually on Sept.' 1 j These notes
are
tteaeh.
Holders
of
these
bonds! denrZahner Co./ Qf Kansas: City,! rates to be, borne by the bonds
due, Murch 11,
V. from 1952 to
1976 inclusive.)
1947. The next highest,
Should present same for payment' as iy4s, at a price of 100.17, a; and may specify the place of paybidder was
ri /'/ Interest M-S. ■ V;;'/V! / ■ / <
basis of about 1.215%. Dated Dec. ment. / Bids
^ •; the
-at the American National Bank,,&
Day Trust Co.,! Boston, at a
.shall be conditioned
5,000,000 4th paving and bridge) rate of
ly; 1946. jt Denom; $1,000. ,<• These upon the unqualified,
Trust Co., Chicago, where
approving
0.495%;./
they;
;
;
bonds, as iy4s. Dated Jan. 1,
bonds are due $10,000 from
will be redeemed at the
Dec.; opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
redemp-'
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Salem, Massi
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VI947 to 1956. Principal and in¬ Chicago. The cost of such opinion v,!f. 1947;. Due $1,000,000 annually!
tiop price of the principal amounts
V p on Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1956
Bond Sale—The $45,000 Act of
•thereof and accrued interest. Said terest (J-D) payable at the State and the printing of the bonds will
1945, municipal relief loan bonds
/
inclusive. Interest M-S.
These bonds, be paid for
bonds should
be
presented for Treasurer's office.
by the Parish/ Deliv¬
3,000,000 5th airport bonds, as offered for sale on Dec. 4, were
/payment with all coupons there¬ authorized at the election held on ery of the hpnds wil) be made in //n; iy2s. Dated Jan.
1, 1947. Due awarded to the Second National
to appertaining maturing on or Nov. 5, 1946y in the opinion of any city other than Lake Provi¬
$300,000 annually on Sept. 1 Bank, of Boston, as Is, at a price
^after Jan. 1. .Any of said bonds counsel,
constitute
direct
and dence requested by the
purchaser,
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. of 100.47, a basis of about 0.84%.
Hvhich shall at the time be regis¬ general obligations of the entire but at the /expense of. the
pur¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1946. Denom.
Interest M-S. //
$1,000;
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tered should be accompanied by City, payable from ad valorem chaser./ A certified, check for $4,10,000,000 v throrigh; h i g h'w a y These bonds are due $9,000/Nov. 1*
taxes which may be levied on all
"duly " executed; assignments
ot
000, payable to the .Treasurer of
/> bonds, as ly^s. Dated Aug. ,15, 1947 to 195L( The next highest
•transfer powers in blank. :// /// the taxable property within the the Police
Jury,'is required.,/ ;/;/
bidder was .Wood,
1946. Due $l,000,00t) arinualStruthers,.&
City, without limit as. to rate or
amount.
Louisiana! State University and
/ f ;ily on Aug. 15 from 1950 to Co., for Is, at a price of 100.336.
Legality approved by
INDIANA"
:
?(•;•
*■!% 1959' inclusive. Interest F-A
«.ijv. r j.
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Stinson, Mag,; Thomson, McEvers
!"'.•• AgricuturaV and
/./.'.!;//
Southbridge, Mass.
*.'$» • .VJ5/ H.'A
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& Fizzell, of j Kansas
Mechanical College (P. O.
Note Sale—An issue of
'
City... •. >
$100,000
;,tt.
3,200,000 fifth water bonds/ as tax
Indianapolis), Ind.
h ' ! Baton JRouge), La. !'/-!•'//•/>
anticipation notes was award¬
V./; Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
! - v l%s. Dated Aug. 15,1946. Due
«1
ed
Ory
V )yichitat K<*n..
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Bond Offering—The: Executive
recently, f. at a
discount
of
/ $800,000
?be received until noon (CST), on
annually on Aug/15 0.50%. These
Bond Sale —The following; in¬ Committee of the
notes »are-due-May
Board of Su¬
/ from. 1970" to 1973 inclusive;
Dec. 20, by the Board of School ternal «
impro,vement bonds pervisor's will recdive sealed bids
1, 1947. ■
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Interest F-A 15. ''
■'Commissioners, for the purchase amounting, to $451,352.19, and of¬ until
■:/:/:/;'/i!
9 ri.m. on Dec. 19, for the
-of $400,000 building bonds. Inter¬
fered for sale on Dec. 3—v. 164,
Principal, arid semi-annual in¬
MICHIGAN
purchase of ,$3,500,000 series of
est rate is not to exceed 5%, pay¬
terest
p. 2876—were awarded to the Mcpayable \ in /Baltimore.
1947;/ building / revenue 'coupon
Battle Creek
able 1 J-Ji Denom. $1,000.f Dated
Township (P. O/
Kinney-Ohmart Co., of Wichita, bonds, to bear not
exceeding 4% Legality approved by Wood, HoffBattle Creek), Mich.
Jan. 6, 1947.
Due $20,000 on July at a price Of
/
mari, King
& Dawson of New
100.016, a net inter¬ interest//'/ Dated Jarii
1,
1947.
Bond, Offering — Ch a r 1 e s E,
1, in*1948 to 1954, and on Jan. 1; est cost of 1.025 %:•h • ?■.
York City;/ The Chase National
•:
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Denom/ $1,000.
These bonds are
In 1955 to 1967. Rate of interest
Bank of New "York and associates Slighly, Township Clerk,, will re$334,470.54 curb, gutter, paving due Jan. 1/ as follows: $55,000 in
receive sealed bids until 7
to be in multiples of " ^4 of 1%.
p.m.
re-offered the bonds as follows:
and sewer bonds. For
$102,- 1949, $70,000 in 1950 to 1952, $80,(EST) on Dec. 10/for the pur¬
Each-bidder shall name only one
$10,000,000
highway
iy>s,
due
t-i&i 470.54 maturing Dec. 1, $34,- 000 in 1953, $95,000 in 1954 and
chase of $300,000 series
:*ate of interest and bids are ;to
A, water
'
470.54 in 1947, $34,000 in 1948 1955,: $85,000 hT 1956; $90,000 in 1953-1959, at prices to yield from
be for not less than par ant! ac¬
0.85% ,to .1.40%; ,$5,000,000 sewer supply and distribution system
> t and 1949, iy4s, < and $232,000 1957, $140,000 in 1958 arid
revenue bonds, not
1959, and
crued interest.' A certified check
exceeding 3%
airport* ll/jsh due 1952-1976,
Kv; maturing Dec.'
1; $34,000 J in $290,000 in 1960, $295,000 in 1961,
interest.
Dated
:fdr 3% of the bonds bid for, pay?
Dec/ 1,
1946;
to
yield from 1.05% to
1J0.%; Denom.
'1950, and $33,000 in ;1951 to $300;000 in 1962, $305,000' in 1963,
pble to the Board of School Com¬
$1,000. These: Ootids,/are
:M; 1956, as "Isnf
$315,000' ?rn' 1964/ $330,000 in T965, $5,000,000 paving and, bridge ty4s, due Dec;
1, as foliov/s/$10,000 in
due
missioners, is required; ;
; :/:"/
1952-1956} to ! yield from 1951
to 1965, and $15,000'in 1966
116,881.65 series No. 514 bonds] $335,000' iri'^1966, ad $340,000'' in
V,
1967/1 The successful bidder may 1.05% to 1.25%; $3,200,000 water to 1975. Rate
//.: St. Joe, Ind. ' •
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park bonds.
For $35,881.65
of interest to be in
13/4S, due 1970-1973, at a. price'of
name a bank or banks as to
Bond Sale—The $63,000 water
place
maturing Dec. 1, $11,881.65 in
multiples of y4 of 1%. Principal
The
of payment, one of which must be par and accrued interest.
"Works revenue bonds offered for
and interest payable at the Lakey 1947y $12,000 in 1948 and 1949,
located in New Orleans or Baton syndicate announced that three-,
sale on Dec. 2—v. 164, p. 2740—
/ as iy4s, and $81,000 maturing
view State Bank of Battle
Creek,
fourths of the entire loan had
Were awarded to Katz & O'Brien,
':://■ Dec. 1, $12,000 in 1950 to 1953, Rouge, and the other in New York
or
at such other bank or trust
been placed up to the close of
and Edw. T. Taylor & Co., both of
City, or Chicago. The Board will
and $11,000 in 1954 to
company, designated by the pur¬
1956,
business on the day of award.
supply the unqualified approving
Cincinnati, jointly, as 3%s, at a
as
chaser. Bids shall be conditioned
Is./
Only one bther bid was sub¬
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
;t>rice of par, ' Dated Dec. 1, 1946.
mitted at the sale, a syndicate upon the unqualified opinion of
; Denom. $500.
These bonds are
Chicago, at its own cost and will
LOUISIANA
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
headed
by/ the
First
National
clue July 1, in 1949 to 1985. Interpay the cost of printing the bonds.
Bank of Chiriago naming a price Stone, of Detroit, approving the
; i Acadia
Parish Gravity Sub'
;
These! bonds are register able as
-est payable J-J.
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legality of the bonds. The cost of
of
100.2077
for
Drainage District No. 2 of
$5,200,000 ;i3/4s,
to
principal.
Delivery
of the
such opinion and of printing the
First Ward Drain District
/>/// r'
IOWA
iy2s, and $5,000,000'
bonds will be made at any city $13,000,000
bonds shall be paid by the Town¬
i;..,':. -:;-v
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i. y < y/ ••:
iy4s, or a net interest cost of
^ V No. 1 (P. O. Rayne), La.
other
than
the
City of Baton
ship. Enclose a certified check for
f
, * /■>/ Denison,
Iowa */' y.
i
about /1.554%;
Other /principal
Bond Offering—Lenis J. Rich¬ Rouge requested by the
Bonds Offered—R. L. Rule, City
purchas¬
members of
this account were 2% of the par value of the bonds,,
ard, Secretary of the Board of er, but at the expense of the pur¬
Clerk, received sealed bids until
Halsey, Stuart & Co., First Bos¬ payable to the Township Treas.2.30 p.m. on Dec. 4 for the pur¬ Commissioners, wilt receive seal¬ chaser. A certified check for $70,urer,./
!
ton Corp., Blair & Co.,
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ed bids until 10 a.m. on Dec.
Inc., C. J,.
000, payable to the Lousiana State
chase of $36,000 airport bonds.
30,
Devine & Co., Union Securities
for the purchase of
Birmingham, Mich.
University and Agricultural and
$100,000'pub¬
Kossuth County (Pi O. .;!
Bond Sale—The $125,000 water
Corp., and Harris, Hall & Co'/??:; /
lic improvement
bonds, to bear Mechanical College, is required/
Algona), Iowa
not exceeding 4% interest.
supply system revenue bonds of¬
Dated
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Bonds Defeated
An issue of Jan.
fered for sale on Dec. 2—v. 164/1, 1945. Denom. $1,000. These /r-.,;//;/ New Orleans, £«#;////
Distirict, Md. //"Z/::/// p. 2740—were awarded to H. V.
,.:$100,000 county hospital bonds bonds are due Jan.' 1, as follows:
Bond Offering—Lionel G.
Ott,
was defeated at the election held
The $1,000,000 Satley & Co., and
$2,000 in 1949 to 1951, $3,000 in Commissioner of Public Finance, /Bond Sa le
Campbell, Mc~*
•On NOV. 5.
1952 to 1964, $4,000 in 1965 to will receive sealed bids until noon water main and sewer construc¬ Carthy & Co., both of Detroit,
1974, and $5,000 in 1975 to 1977. on Jan. 10 for the purchase of tion LLL bonds offered for sale jointly. Dated Dec. 1,1946. Denom.
Muscatine County (P. O.
The approving opinion of
Chap¬ $290,000 bonds, including $150,000 on Nov. 26—v/164, p. 2597—were $1,000. These bonds are due April
Muscatine), Iowa
'
man &
1, in 1948 to 1967. The next high¬
Cutler, of Chicago, will be public belt bridge fund, series B,
Bonds Voted—An issue of $225,awarded to a syndicate composed est bidder was McDonald-Moore
furnished the successful bidder. due March 1, 1965, and
<000 bridge construction bonds was
$140,000
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ public belt, ne\y series, due .March of Harirman Ripley & Co., Inc., & Co., and Watling, Lerchen &
approved at the election held on
able at the office of the Treasur¬ 1, 1961.
•; v/ ■, •R. W. Pressprich & Co., and B, J. Co., jointly.
/;
Nov. 5.
W 7.-;'
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er of
the Board of Commission¬
Van Ingen & Co., both of New Grand Rapids and Paris TownshipsM
Port Allen, La. ?
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Sibley, Iowa
■
ers.
-A certified check for
}//'/ ■
$2,000,
Graded Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Bond Sale Details
The $550,- payable to
Bond
the Treasurer of the
Offering
The .Tpwn York, as 2y4s, at a price of 100.48',
East Grand Rapids), Mich.
000 2% light plant revenue bonds Board
Dated
,of Commissioners, is re¬ Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬ a basis of about 2.225%.
Bonds Sold — The Secretary of
awarded on Nov. 20 to Sparks & quired.
til Dec. 19, for the purchase /of Dec.
- •/; V\v;.
1, 1946. Denom. $l,Q0O. These the Board of Education states that
Co., of Des Moines, as 2^; at a
Acadia Parish, Second Ward Grav¬ $100,000 gas revenue bonds.
bonds are due on Dec. 1, in 1947 the $15,000 refunding bonds off¬
J)rice of 100.245—v. 164; p. 2740—
ity Drain District No. 2 (P. O.
are dated Dec. 2. 1946, in the de¬
to 1986, inclusive.
Rapides Parish School District
Interest pay¬ ered for sale on April 8, were,
purchased by McDonald, Moore
nomination of $1,000, and mature ;
No. 1 (P. O. Alexandria), La.
Growley), La.
able J-D. Runner-up in the bid¬
& Co., of Detroit, as Is.
Bond Offering
Dec, 1 as follows: $9,000 in 1949
J. E. Daigle,
Bond Offering
ding was the Union Securities
iT~ H. M. Wells,
arid 1950, $23,000 in 1951 to 1953,
Midland Township School District
Secretary of the Board of Com¬ Secretary of the / Parish School
Corp. of New York, and associ¬
$28,000 in 1954 to 1956, $32,000 in
No. 13 (P. O* Midland), :AficJ», <
missioners, will receive sealed Board, will receive sealed bids ates, bidding 100.369 for 2.30%
1957 to 1959,: $38,000 in 1960 to
Bond Sale—The $60,000 builds,
bids until 2 p.m. on Dec.
30, for until noon on Jan. 3, for the pur^ bonds/ while third highest bid
1962, $41,0001" in 1963 and 1964,
ing bonds offered for sale on Dec.
$43,000 in 1965, and $44,000 in the purchase of $100,000 public chase of $275,000 school coupon was that of
Blyth & Co., and asso¬ 2—v. 164, p. '2876—were awarded
1966. Bonds maturing in 1955 to
improvement bonds, to bear not bonds.
an offer of 100.32 for 2.30s. to the Chemical State Savings
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Bank of Midland, as l^s, at a
price of par'. Dated Dec. 2, 1940.
Denom. $1,000. These bonds are
due $12,000 on May 1, from 1948
to 1952, inclusive. The next highr
est bidder was McDonald-Moore
&
Co., and H. V. Satley & Co.,
jointly, for 3s, at a price of 100.316.
Tildett Township (P. O.
Denom.
due
$1,000. These bonds
The
1967.
next
Union
are
$25,000 from July 1, 1948 to
bidders
were the Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago, Park-Shatighnessy
6 Co., and C. S. Ashmun Co.,
jointly, for $150,000 1.70s; and
$350,000 l3/4s, at a price of 100.525,
Separate School District,
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Miss.
Bond Election
highest
;
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An issue
the
to
voters
election to be held
National
will
received
be
(EST),
on
until
7
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Dec. 16, by Gladys Lar¬
revenue
to
4%, 'i payable
the
;
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following
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Collins, as 2Yzs: 7
$10,000 water works and
of
sewer
extension bonds. Due in 1947
<
to 1966;
^
3,000 Memorial Park bonds. Due
in 1947 to 1951.
bonds will be considered.
Bidders
will
be
furnished
George County School Districts
(P. O. Lucedate), Miss, v
Bonds Sold — It is now stated
with
the
;
approving legal; opinion of
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone
of
Detroit,
without cost.
The
Township shall also pay the cost
of printing the bonds.
A certi¬
fied check for 2% of the par value
of
the
bonds, payable
to the
Township Treasurer, is required
with bid.
(These are the bonds
y
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Bonds
1,
J''
Voted
An
—
'
issue
of
Nov.
12.
Pequannock Township Sch. Dist*
Bond Election — An issue of
(Pi Of Pompten Plains), N. J* ;
f
$100,000 $25,000 site purchase and audi¬ % Bond Sale—The $150,000 cou¬
y
torium construction: bonds' will be;
recently, were submitted; to the voters at the
<
City National election;on Dec.vl7«i "
Bank & Trust Cot, of Kansas City,'
Woodmen of tite World Life In*
as is, at a price of 100.268, a basis;
surance Society (P.
077:777'.
of about 0.955%. Dated Jan. 1,
v,
Omaha J, Neb, "i'7777
1947. Denom. $1,000. These bonds
Bond Offering — The Society
are* due Jan. 1, as follows: $8,000
Will receive sealed bids at its home'
in 1948 to 1952, and $10,000 in
1953 to 1958. Principal and interoffice, Insurance Bldg., Omaha 2,
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec.! 16
est payable solely from the' rev¬
enues derived, by the City from for the purchase of various bonds
the operation of the electric and of municipal bonds aggregating
water works of the City. Legality $3,662,00.0.
Bulk of the offering
Southern
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬ consists""* of bonds of
communities. - ,;
son, MeEvers & Frizzel, of Kansas
offered
the
$13,000, offered
on Aug.
6, have been purchased
by the State • Bank & Trust Co.,
A~0.
Denom. $1,000.
Dated April 1,
1946.
Due on April 1, as follows;
$1,000 in 1948 to 1952, $2,000, 1953
to 1956, and $3,000' in 1957 to 1975.
Bate to be in multiples of 34 Of
1%, no proposal for less than all
of
the
bonds aggregating
bonds! Interest rate is not
exceed
;
Collins, Miss.
Clerk ' that
Town
;,
:
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$156,000 construction bonds was
approved at the election held oh
Jan.
dated
(P;>. O.
;
Bond Sale—An' issue Of
;
Bonds Seld—It is stated by
son, Townsnip Clerk, for the pur¬
chase
of
$70,000 coupon water
are
District
•
Whippany), N. J.
Wakefield, Neb.
electric and Water revenue bonds
p.m,
bonds
Denom. $1,000.
School
i
missouri
■■
Mississippi
These
1947.
Fayette, Mo.
Mine), Mich."
;V
Bond Offering ^ Sealed b ids
$10,field bonds Will
be submitted to the voters at the
election to be held on Dec. 24.
Dec. 10.
on
net interest cost of 1.677%.
a
000 2%% aviation
the
at
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township
Neligh, Neb.
Bond Election—An issue of
of
$100,000 building bonds Will be"
submitted
Monday, December 9, 1946
sale'
for
awarded
to
•
the;
,
,
-
,
,
pon or registered school bonds
offered for sale on Dec. 2-f^v; 164,
2741—were awarded jointly to
Minsch, Monell & Co., bnd H; L.
Allen & Co.y both of New. YOfk,
p.
2s, at
as
of
a
aboilt
1946.
price of 100.41,
1.95%;
Dated
a
basis
Nov.
1,
Due
$10,000 from Nov. 1,
1949 to 1962, incl. Second bOst bid
was
ah offer of 100.393 for 2s,
made
by
MacBride,
Miller
&
Co., and J. S. Rippel & CO., bid¬
ding jointly, While third highest
was
a
joint offer by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co;, and Julius A. Dippel, Ihc'., of ri00,289 f6r 2.10%
"
bonds.
by the Clerk of the Board of Su¬ City.
NEW JERSEY
pervisors that the $75,000 Luce7f|||||
Libourn, Mo,
NEW MEXICO
dale Spec, Cons. School District
Bond Sale Details*—The $40,000
Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
Lordsburg, N. Mex.
bonds offered for sale oh June 3,
Water 1 worjks
revenue
b p h d s r*- Bond Offering—Stanley S. SculBond Sale—The $28,000 paving
Were
purchased, by the T, W. awarded in. October to the Munic¬
Woodward CO, of Jackson, as 1 34 s.
thorp; Borough Treasurer, Will re¬ bonds offered for sale on Dec. 2—
ipal Bond Corp., of St. Louis, as ceive sealed bids until 8
The
p.m. on V. 164, p. 2453—were awarded- to
$7,000 Basin Cons, Sch.
3%s, at a price of parL-v. 164, Dec. 10, for'.the
purchase of the Boettcher & Co., of Denver) Dated ;
Dist. bonds offered for Sale on
p. 1772-^mature July 1, as fol¬
following $87,000 coupon or reg¬ Jan. 1, 1947. Dehorn. $1,000. These
Aug, 75, Were purchased by the lows:
$1,000 in 1949 to 1951, $1,- istered bonds, to bear hot ex¬ bonds are due on Jan.
1, as fol¬
County, as Is.
Due in 1947 to 500 in 1952 to 1957, $2,000 in 1958
ceeding 6% interest:
1953.
7,7
7
' 1 lows: $2,000 in 1948 and 1949, and
to 1962, $2,500 in 1963 to 1968, and
$28,500 series A, harbor improve-: $3,000 in 1950 to 1957. The next
$3,000 in 1969,
Dated Sept 71, v"
Greenville, Miss,
ment
bonis. Denom. $500. highest bidder Whs Sodett-Zahnejr;
Bond Sale—-The $40,000 school 1946.
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These bonds-are due Dec. 15, c°bonds offered for sale on Dec. 3—
New Madrid,* Mo.
77 as follows: $1,500 in 1947 to
Silver City, N. Mex.
V. 164, p. 2877—Were awarded to
:
1957, and $2,000, in 1958 to
Bonds Sold-^An issue of $45,000
Bond offering — R. P. Noble,
the First National Bank, of Green¬
1963.
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
ville, as l%s, at a price of 100.068, public improvement bonds was
purchased recently by the Munic¬
7,000- series ;B,- harbor improve-; bids until Jan. 15, for the purchase
a basis of about 1.74%. Dated Jan.
■
ment
bonds.
Denom.
$500. of $65,000 water system bonds.
1, 1947. Denom. $1,000. T h e s e ipal Bond Corp., of Chicago, as
Dated Nov. 1, 1946. Legal¬ ; i These bonds are due $500 Dec; These bonds are the balance of
bonds are due $2,000 from Jan. 1, 2i/2s.
the $350,000 issue authorized at
15, 1947 to 1960.
1948 to 1967. The next highest ity approved by Charles & Traubidder was the First National exnicht, of St. Louis.
28,000s water bonds. 1 Denom; $1)-: the election held on April 3,1945.
These bonds
are
due
Bank; Memphis, fOr 2s and 13A s,
MONTANA
NEW YORK
at a price of 100.133,
$2,000 Dec. 15,T947 to 1960.
,
■
,
.
that
were
success
on
offered for sale without
Nov, 1.)
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V ermotitville,
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Bond
j
.
.
Mich.
Offering
Sealed
bids
Will
be received until
7 p.rit
(EST), on Dec. 9, by Arthur L.
Barhingham, Village Clerk, for
the purchase of $130,000 coupon
-
.
.
.
water
is
revenue
to
not
bonds. Interest rate
exceed
3 %,
payable
J-J, no proposals for less than all
*
of said bonds will be considered.
Denom.
.
$1,000.' Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
Dqe on Jan, 1, as follows: $3,000
in 1950 and 1951, $4,000 in 1952
to 1958, $5,000 in 1959 to 1974, and
$8,000 in 1975 and 1976.
Said
shall
bonds
be
callable
for
*
re¬
7 Bond Election
the
An
issue
of
and
will be submitted to the Voters at
bonds
the election to be held
were
on
Dec. 10.
Jackson County Wade Consoti: dated School District (Pf O.
Sale—The
Boiid
$50,000 water works plant bonds
chaser will be furnished without
cost
■
of
sewer
$45,000 water
system
offered
for
construction
bonds
were
as
-
recently)
2%s.
These
authorized at the elec¬
Opinion of
tion held on July 15.
;y ■:;>
Pascagoula), Miss.
Miller; Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Bond Sale—The $27,000 school Lake
of Detroit, but purchaser Shall
County (P. O. Poison), Mont.
bonds offered for sale on Dec. 2—
Bonds Voted—An issue of $25,pay the cost of printing the bonds.
A $2,600 certified check, payable r< 164, p. 2877—were awarded to 000 road equipment improvement
to the Village Treasurer, must ac¬ Kingsbury & Alvis, of New Or¬ bonds was favorablj' voted at the
company the bid, (These are the leans, at a net interest Cost of election held on Nov. 5.
Dated Nov.
1/ 1946.
bonds that were offered for sale 2.626%.
Lake County School District No. 23
Denom. $1,000. These bonds are
without success on Nov. 18.)
(P. O. Poison), Mont.
due May 1, in 1948 to 1961. The
Bonds VotedrT-An issue of $135,next highest bidder was Scharff &
MINNESOTA
000 construction bonds, to bear
Jones, at a net interest cost of
not exceeding 6% interest, voted
2.75%.
Dodge Center, Minn,
at the election held on Nov. 5. y
Bonds Voted—An issue of $14,Louisville, Miss,
500
airport and
site purchase
Bond Election— An issue of Richland County Sch. Dist. No. 86
bonds carried at the election held
(P. O. Lambert), Mont.
$30,000 construction bonds will be
on Nov. 19.
Bond Sale Details—It is now re¬
submitted to the
approving
.
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.
.
\
follows:
$3,500 in 1947, and
$5,000 in 194§vjo 1951.
as
Dated
Dec.
1946.
Rate of
interest to be in a multiple of Yi
or
One-tenth of; i %.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Atlantic Highlands National Bank, \
Atlantic Highlands.
The legality
of the bonds will be approved by
Caldwell, Marshall;, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City, whose;
approving opinion-'will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser without
charge. A certified check for 2%
of the par value of the bonds bid
for, payable to the Borough Treas-,
urer, is required.
15,
Bonds Voted—An issue of
$29,7
at the election held on Nov. 5.
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Glenwood,
Minn, '7777;'7v 7
An issue
Bond Election Held
~
of
$100,000 hospital bonds was
submitted to the voters at, the
election held
on
Dec. 3.
Board
Rankin
County School Districts
(P. O. Brandon), Miss.
'
Offering Scheduled—The
of Estimate
and
Taxation
I
Bonds Sold-—-The $45,000 school
bonds offered for sale on Sept. 2,
is said to have authorized the off¬
/
ering of the following bonds to¬
taling $1,000,000 —. for Jan, 3:
$400,000 land acquisition; $400,000
storm drains, and $200,000 revolv¬
ing fund bonds.
(It is also stated
purchased by Kingsbury .&
Alvis, of New Orleans, as 2s, as
were
follows:
,
ing bonds offered for salO on Dec.
3—v, 164, p. 2877—were awarded
to a syndicate Composed of the
Northwestern National Bank,
Bond
—•
An
issue
of
Fort
Bonds
Edward, N. Y.
Sold—It
is
now
stated
-
that the $10,000 water bonds of¬
fered on March
15, were pur¬
chased by the Marine Trust Co.,
of Buffalo, as
100.275,
Due in
a
l^s, at a price of
basis of about 1.44%;
1956, incl.
1947 to
Bond SaleThe $15,000 land
purchase bonds offered for sale on
Dec. 3 —v. 164, p. 2741 — were
awarded to the South Shore Trust
Co., of Rockville Centre, as 1.40% i
at a price of 100.03, a basis of
about 1.395%. Dated Jan, 1, 19467
Denom. $1,000. These bonds arh
due $1,000 Jan, 1,- 1948 to 1962.
The next highest bidder was the
Marine Trust Co., of Buffalo, as
1.60s, at a price of 100.27.
: 7 7;:
An
issue
in
a
multiple
One-twentieth
of
„
purchase
.
$40,000 hospital bonds
authorized at
the recent
'
.
and interest
nished with the approving opinion
of Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New
York,'.that the bonds are
Valid ahd legally binding" obliga¬
down, District Secretary, has an¬
nounced * that ; the
$20,000 fire
bonds, riot exceeding 4%
interest—V. 164, p. 7876—Were riot
sold. These bonds are being reof:
house
fered for sale
Borough, must accompany bid.
.
Dec. 10.
;
Bond
Offering—It is stated by
Charles E. Ashdown, District Sec¬
retary,: that he Will receive
general
; "
(P. p. Roosevelt), N. Y*
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tions Of the Boroqgh. A certified
check for $18,000 payable tor the
on
Hempstead, Roosevelt fire Dist.
Montclair, N. J.
election.
164, p. 2065—were awarded
to the Robert E. Schweser Co., of
—v.
bids
:
Savings Bankf of Chicago^ as l.%s,
a price of 100.329. a basis - of
about 1.459%. Dated Dec. 1,1946.
hot
at
to
Nassau
the
sealed
exceed
.
4%, payable J-D;
Denomiation
$1,000. Dated Dec. I/
$2,000 from Dec. 1;
Omaha, at a price of par, a net
interest COst of 1.86%, as follows: Denom.v $1,000. These bonds are 1947 to 1056, incl. Interest rate
to be ifiL multiples of 34 or one$35,000 maturing $7,000 Oct. 1, due Dec. 1, $10,000 in 1947 td 1962,
tenth
1 %, and^rriust be; the
1946. 1948 to 1952, as l%sf and $40,000 ahd $8,000 in 1963. The next high¬
and the
Allison-Williams CO., both of 100.15.
Dated Aug. 1,
Second best bidder was Scharff &
as 1.70s, at a price
100.707, a net interest cost of Jones, Inc.,- offering 100,115 for
1.639%. Dated
Jaii; 1,
1947. l%s.
Minenapolis,
of
registered
County Na¬
Bond Safe ^Tbe $168,000 im¬ tional Bank, Roosevelt,, until 4
will be submitted to the voters at
the election to be held on Dec. 17.
Gering School District, Neb.
provement bonds Offered for sale p.m. on Dec. 10) for the purchase
2741—were of $20,000 coupon or registered
Bond Sale Details—The $75,000 on Dec; 3^v; 164,
Tylertown, Miss. ::•• ;377/ stadium bonds sold last October awarded to the Harris Trust: & f irp house bonds. intOrest rate* Is
$225,000 natural gas System bonds
First
National Bank, both Of
Bonds Sold—It is stated by the
Minnepolis, First National Bank, Town Clerk that $100,000 indus¬
of St. Paul, Piper, Jaffray & Bop- trial plant bonds were purchased
Wood, of Minneapolis, Kalman & by H. Earl Ginn, end Associates,
Co., of St. Paul, J. M. Dain & Co., of Tylertown, as 134s, at a price
of
interest coupon or
Bonds Unsold—Charles E. Ash-
—
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Election
5%
funding bonds. Dated Dec! 1,1946.
Denom. $1,000. Due on Dec.
1
from 1947 to 1956 inclusive.
(J-J) payable af the
$16,000 town hall construction Fair LaWh-Radburri Trust ; CO.,!
bonds will be submitted to the Fair Lawn, or at the Manufactur¬
voters at the election to be held ers Trust Co.', New * York City.
on Jan.
The successful bidder Will be fur¬
Election
Steen's
Ripley, Miss.
.
p.m.
Hempstead, Roosevelt fire District
(P. O. Roosevelt), N. F* |7
Bond
at a
Nobles County Independent
School District No. 5
1
Dec. 11 for the purr
chase 6f $365,000 not to exceed
on
Of - one-eighth- or
of 1%. Principal
Algernon Township (P. Of
\ Mason CityJi Neb.
dated
September.)
(P. O. WorthingtoriJ, Minh.
'
$1,170,000. Rate of interest to be
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Creek Consoli¬
School District bonds, franklin County (P. O. Franklin),
Nebraska
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price of 100.445.
Bonds Purchase Contract—E. L.
25,000
Brandon ; Consolidated
School District bonds, at a Meade, County Auditor, reports
that the Mortgage Investment Co.,
price Of 100.444.
of Hastings, - has
Contracted to
$20,000
that the Board has decided to issue no additional bonds until next
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
,
—
Minneapolis, Minn<
Bond
the
at
on Dec. 10.
(EST)
7
Lawn, N. J.
Bond Offering:—Ralph M- Bry¬
ported by the District Clerk that ant, Borough Clerks will receive;
bids until 8:30. p.m.
on
the $10,000 building bonds sold to sealed
Neshoba County, Bloomo Consoli¬
Dec. 10, for the purchase of $900,-1
Coughlin 8c - Co.,
of Denver—
dated School District (P. O."
000 sewer' assessment" coupon or
v.
164, p. 2741—were purchased
Philadelphia), Miss.
by the said firm as 2.15s, at par, registered bonds, to bear not.ex¬
Bond Sale
The $6,000 school and
mature
as
follows:; $1,000 ceeding 6% interest. Dated Jan.
bonds offered for sale on Oct. 7, from Jan.
1947,. Denomination $1,000.
1,1948 to 1957; optional 15,
were awarded to Luke C. Hester, in full on Jan.
These bonds" are due $90,000 from
1, 1951.
of Philadelphia, as 2.90s, at a price
Jan. 15, 1949 to 1958. These bonds!
of par. Interest payable M-S.
are part of an authorized issue of
NEBRASKA ■
voters
600 road and bridge bonds carried
Fair
^ Fred A. Tor¬
will 're¬
rance, County Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids
until
Hempstead, Lido Reach Perk Dis*
trict (P. O. Hempstead), N. Y, r
1
,
Glasgow (P. O. Wabasha), Minn. election to be held
Bond Offering
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County (B. O. Elizabeth*
town), N. Y.
7;: Denom; $l,000irone for $500;'
These bonds are due Dee. 15,
.
sale
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co.,
Minneapolis,
Essex
23,500 street improvement bonds.
Broadus, 'Mont.
Iukd, Miss.
demption at the option of the Village, on certain terms, on; and
after Jan. 1, 1950.
Principal and
interest payable
at the Barber
State Bank, of Vermontville. Pur¬
,
maturing
1957,
$8,000
Oet.
as 2s. > Interest
DatPd Ort. 1. 1946.
1, -1953 to
payable A-O.
-
at
est bidder
Co., for
100.105;
was
WoOd, Struthers: 8t
$168,000) at
a
price
1946.' Due
same
■
for all of the .bonds. Prin¬
of cipal and interest payable at the
above named bank. The approving
:
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j'i fp
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;
Volume 164
•
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bonds
^
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•
bonds
bids
,
2
to
receive
will
Clerk,
until
•
Sale-vThe
Bond
■
/ bonds
$6,500
offered for sale
on
164,
p.
1954 to
tin
2454—were awarded
1977.
;/' j" to the Marine Trust Co., of Bufifalo.
;
Dated
Nov.
1,
1946.
These
/ bonds are due $1,300 from Feb.
■/;
i, 1943 to 1952. The next highest;
1956;
Rate
Bank,
These
bonds
was
of interest
Central ; Va Hey.
be valid and
will
&
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_.v
stated
...
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Washburn
be
by
George F.
—
It is
Schlesinger,
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v
the
totaling $400,000
proved
Sept. 30:
.
were
the' election
at
improvement; $75,000 street
provement;; $50,000
sewer
provement, and;' $30,000 fire
tion and equipment bonds.
/
boro, and J. Lee Peeler & Co.; of
Heights (Bed¬
before noon
Dec. 21, and should contain a de¬
scription of the bonds by issue
number and bond number, and
bonds so tendered must be ready
for delivery not later than 10 days
City
Hall,
im¬
sta¬
;
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Maple
Ohio),;
ford,
Washington, N. C.
/ Bonds Voted? --r. Am issue of
law-, at New York; Uni- Durham,-jointly, at a net- interest
cost of 2;34%—^v. 164, p. 2742—
yersity Law School and was adwere
sold at a-price of par, as
/i/7 mitted to the bar in 1915; His as¬
* u ' " '
sociation with Judge Dillon, start¬ follows:
ing with the firm of Dillon & $48,000; water and sewer bondsi
For $30,000 maturing $2,000
/
...Hubbard, continued with the suc;
; April 1, 1949 to
1963, as 2s,
;
cessor firms of Dillon, Thomson
/■/'and $18,000 maturing $2,000
//:■/;& Clay, and John C. Thomson.
f
April 1, 1964 to 1972, as-lVzS.
7/ He later became a partner in the
/Interest payable A-O.
;
/ firip of Thomson,; Wood & Hoff■,,1.1. man and its present-day succes¬ 39,000 refunding water hnd sewer
bonds. For $12,000 maturing
sor/Wood,
Hoffman,
King
&
!
April. 1, 1973, as i^s,: and
Dawson.'
.$27,000 - maturing
April
1,
Philmont, N. Y.
$12,000 in 1974, and $15,000
I Bond .Sale—The $19,000 public
in 1975^ as; 3V4S. Interest pay¬
playground
bonds
offered
for
'// studied
i
or
on
New Boston*
1
Sale
Bond
orably voted at the election held
Aug, 20.
on,
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck, N. Dak.
-
sealed
,
10,
•
bids
for
until
fire
to
the
2
p.m.
purchase
fighting
bear
about
of
of $50,000
equipment
„
Exempted Village
Offering
Ohio,
C.
—
F. Holli-
Nov.
on
A
5.
check for $10,000,
certified
payable to the
Board of Education, must accom¬
pany
the bid.
OKLAHOMA
/
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O. Altus),
Jackson County (P.
Okla.
Bond
Postponed
Offering
,
—
Ohio
The
—
1.935%.
Fox, Reusch &
bonds,
Co.,; for 2s, at a
price of 100,09,.
.
.
not
An issue of $1,*
Bonds Sold
Dated
1946. Denomination
Dec.
on
March 1
G. T. Vaughan, County Attorney,
states that the
offering of the
Aug.. 1,
$1,000. These
bonds are due Nov. 1, in 1954 to
1957. The next highest bidder was
Myron H, At¬
kinson, City Auditor, will receive
-7-
*
on
day, Clerk of the^ Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon on Dec. 16, for the
.
Bond Offering
3007
$14,000 re¬ $300,000 county hospital bonds
funding limited tax bonds offered has been postponed from Dec. 3 to
for sale on Nov. 30—v. <164, p: Dec.,
17.//,/ ■
2742—were
awarded
to
Assel,
Oklahoma A, and M. Colleges
Kreimer & Co., of Cincinnati, as
(P. O. Oklahoma City), Okla.
2s, at a price of 100.55, a net basis
and water system bonds was fav¬
v".
#
,
^
School Districti
Bond
thereafter.
$400,000 electric generating; plant
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West Carrollton
election
Code.
Tenders will be received at the
t
im¬
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$100,000 park and rec¬
facilities; $145,000 water
reational
General
Ohio
the
ap¬
held
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purchase of $400,000 2% building
bonds. Dated Dec. 16, 1946. De-.
nomination^ $1,000, These bonds
are
due $8,000 April and; $9,000
Oct. 1, 1948 to 1961, and $9,000
of such refunding bonds at a price April and Oct. 1, 1962 to 1970i
of not exceeding the face value Bidders may bid for a different,
thereof. To the extent of the funds rate of interest in a multiple of
available, the city will accept y4 of 1%. The approving opinion
bonds so tendered at the lowest, to be at purchaser's expense. In^
offering Mce in accordance with terest payable A-O. These are the
said pb
md; Section 2293-5p of bonds authorized at the< general;
'*' -v;, ThomasvilleN. :C'+-: •'; U
Bonds Voted? —• The following
bonds
\H
•.' i';
due $5,000
and
clusive.
of the Sinking Fund
Commission, that pursuant to the
York
New
of
furnished
wh .,•»«» e
and Sept, 1 from 1948 to 1957 in¬
Secretary
■;
.
„
>'
-
/ the office of Judge John F. Dil-
1949
1,
;;i
Tenders Invited
Bond
$1,000
to 1973,
Due
City,
purchaser.
$5,600 certified check/ payable
to the State Treasurer,' must ac¬
company the bid,
/: /
Noted Municipal Attorney
/ Ion, at. the; age; of about 14. He
June
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//
from
inch.
will
ion
of
Hawkins,
Delafield
&
Wood,, of New York City, will be
Dies
furnished to the purchas er1 with¬
—John ■> H. Hoffman; partner in'
out cost. A certified check for 2%
//// the firm of Wood, Hoffman,-King
of the amount of bonds bid for,
& Dawson, well-known municipal
payable to the Town, is required.
/:./ bond attorneys* passed away on
'-5
-1 I t :
J ' ■' V":
;
Nov. 27, at, the age of 56 years. i /
// NORTH CAROLINA
//.// Mr. Hoffman spent almost his en-.
;'?«! f *Burlington, N. • C&SvJ •>. V
t- ■//tire life in municipal bond exam-,
/' Bond Sale Details-^-The $87,000
!///;/Ination work, having started his
bonds awarded on Nov. 19, to the
legal career as an office boy in
Vance Securities Corp., of Greens¬
/
;;
Ohioi
plan for the city's debt readjust¬
ment, notice is- given that more
Dated Dee; 1, 1946./ Principal and
than $5,000, to-wit: Approximate¬
interest
payable in New York ly $25,000
is available, in the
:City. A separate bid' for each is¬ Sinking Fund applicable to the
sue
(not less than par and ac¬ payment of refunding bonds dated
crued interest h is required. The as of Jan.
1, 1937,. and the city
approving opinion of Heed, Hoyt hereby asks for sealed tenders
legally binding general obligations
Tilney & Co., of New
of the" Town; The approving opin¬
/ York.' '
1 y V'/-V/:,'> /••; ;/>
/,',//k. -Vp'-/* New York,, N. Y. /; /•"//
5
bonds.
Maple, Heights (P. Oi Bedford),
payable J-D. Denomination $1,000.
-
bidder
.1*.
I
\
Interest rate is not to exceed 6%,
in
tional
"
sewer
;
;
multiples of 14 of ,1%,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at. the Central Valley Na¬
be
and
25,000
j
>:'/v/, $2,000 in 1947; to 1953, and $3,000
garage
Nov*. 27.
to
—v.,
"Hi
*1
1947
$10,000 in 1962 to
$12,000 in 1968 to
1961,
1967,
Dec.
on
p.m.
were
-•//' *•**!icville),. N. Y*7
Town
sealed
12, for the purchase of $23,000
originally park improvement, coupon or reg¬
offered for sale on Dec. 3—-v. 164, istered bonds, to bear not exceed¬
'2875—but were not awarded.) ing 4%, interest,. Dated Dec. 1,
,1940. Denomination $1,000. These
Malta (P. Oi R. Dt No. 1, Mechan«
bonds are due Dec. 1, as follows:
(These
(.
,
Fitch,
bid
for, payable to
District, is required;/ /•
the Fire
Ut
check for 1% of the bondsTtid for, on Dec. 20 for the purchase of
payable to the Clerk-Treasurer, is $200,000 not to exceed 6% inter¬
est building bonds, dated Jan. 15,'
required. '•,'/ V"
^
Due-on
Woodbury (P. O* Highland* Mills), $255,000 water bonds,
June 1, as follows: $5,000 in
-i.
New York
^1949 to 1956, $7,000 in 1957
ti Bond; Offering!— Clarence E.
,
out cost. A certified check for -2%
the
*<t" ".»n» I
<1
«•
.
:
o
>of
i
,
[THE COMMERCIAL A FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
opinion of. Hawkins, Delafield
../Wood, of New York City, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
:
..J
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Number 4549
/'/
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.
l3/4%
building revenue
purchased recently by
a syndicate
composed of the Lee *
i
Higginson Corp,, Barcus, Kindred
■i
& Co., both of Chicago, R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., of Oklahoma City, 4
Whiting,
Weeks &
Stubbs, of
Boston, Boettcher & Co., of Den- I
ver,
and C. Edgar Honnold, of «
Oklahoma
City.
Dated Aug, 1, V
1946. Denomiantion $1,000. These .*
bonds are due Dec. 1, as follows:
500,000
bonds
was
■
exceeding 2J/£% in¬
Plymouth Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Dec. ? 1,
1946. De¬
able A-O.
Bond
Offering
Postponed
—
f ?vsalo_on Nov. 2%—v. 164, p. 2741
nomination $1,000.
These bonds
Dated Oct. 1, 1946. Denomination
It
were awarded to the Marine Trust
has
been officially reported
are due Dec.. 1, as follows: $6,000
; ,
Co., of Buffalo, as l^s, at a price $1,000. The next highest bidders in 1948 to 1954, and $8,000 in 1955. that the sale of the $50,000 build¬
Breed
&
Harrison,
and
of 100.226, a basis of about 1.455%. were
ing bonds has been postponed
Rate of interest to be in multiples
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
from Dec. 10, to Dec. 12. Legality
./;/<; Dated Dec. 1, 1946. Denomination
of % or one-tenth of 1%. Prin¬
Co., Cincinnati,: jointly, for $48,to be approved by Squire, Sanders
$1,000. These bonds are due on
cipal and interest payable (J-D)
$110,000 in 1947, $115,000 in 1948,
000 2V2%, and $39,000 2Y4S, at a
^
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Dec. 1, $2,000 in 1947 to 1955, and
at
any
suitable bank or trust
$130,000 in 1949 and 1950, $135,price of 100.006, a net interest
$1,000 in 1956; Interest payable
000 in 1951, $140,000 in 1952 to
company designated by the pur¬
Ravenna, Ohio
*
J-D. The next highest bidder was cost of 2.345%.
chaser. The approving opinion of
Bonds Sold
It is stated by
1954, $145,000 in 1955 and 1956,
Tilney & Co., for iy>s, at a price
Concord, N. C,
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker,
Scott the City Auditor that the $20,000 and $170,000 in 1957. Principal
.
;
terest.
Dated
•
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-
-
jtg0J8i2.;/iV \
Price- Paid—It is now officially
Port of New York Authority, N: Y. stated that the folowing-bonds ag¬
/;
New Book Traces History
gregating
$65,000,
awarded on
.,
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v
/
;
•Julius
Cohen,
Henry
for
many
general counsel of the above
Authority, has written a book en¬
titled /'They Builded Better Than
Nov,
19
to
the
First
v years
Corp. of Durham, at
...
:
cost
of
about
a
Barberv of Minneapolis, will be
$.1,000 must
certified
check
the
accompany
fire equipment bonds approved by
the voters on Nov. 5, have been
for
bid.
purchased by the City Bond Re¬
tirement.
net interest
164, p.
OHIO
sold
to
the
said firm
.
.{•'
Fund.
,
/'
Scipio Township (Pi O. Republic),
0.994%—v.
payable at the Harris
Savipgs Bank, Chicago,
at the State Treasurer's office.
and interest
Trust
or
,
Bond Offerings-Viva L. George,
Clerk
of
the
of
Board
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until noon
&
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago. /
Okmulgee County (Pi
Okmulgee), Okla.
0/;/:///,",.J Ohio ■;;•///:;;/
Canfield, Ohio
'
Bond Offering—James B. Jones,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon on Dec. 21, for the
purchase of $25,000 water im¬
.
2742—were
A
Securities
.They Knew," which has just been at Is, at a price of 100.02:
/ published by Julian Messner, Inc., $35,000
equipment
bonds/, Due
from May 1, 1948 to 1957, incl.
New York.
It makes enjoyable
•
&
furnished.
/
O*
/
Sale
Bond
county
The
—
$425,000
school improve¬
separate
Dec.
10, for the purchase of ment bonds offered for sale at
reading and
30,000 street bonds. Due from
provement and extension bonds, $6,000" 3%
fire .station
bonds. auction recently, were awarded
May 1, 1948 to 1954; incl..
considerable in¬
not exceeding 6% interest. Dated Dated Dec. 15,1946. Denomination, to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and the*
terest
circles, * although Runner-up in the bidding was Jan.
1, 1947. Denom. $1,000. These $500. These bonds are due $500; Ranson-Davidson Co., jointly, at
'
St, does not.deal with the Author/ Scott, Horner & Mason, with a bonds are due Dec.
1, as follows: June and Dec. 15, 1947 to 1952. a price of 100.038, a net interest
ity's financing, * it does introduce net interest cost.of about 1.197%,
$2,000 in 1948 to 1952, and: $3,000 Bidders may bid for a different cost of about 2.065%, as' follows:
/ persons-and events familiar to all bidding 100.27 for all l%s, while in 1953 to 1957. Rate of interest to rate of interest in multiples of y4
$350,000 maturing
$25,000 Dec.
;/ 5 those who deal in securities. Of third best was an offer by Mcbe in multiples of y4 of 1%, These of 1%. These bonds were author¬
16, 1950 to 1963, as 2s, and $75,000
particular ; interest to, municipal Daniel Le\yiS"& Co., of 100.07 for bonds were authorized at the ized at the
general election held maturing $25,000 Dec. 16, 1964 to
bond men is his story of the fight all iy4s; a. net interest cost of election held on Nov. 5. Enclose a on
Npy. 5. Enclose a certified 1966, as 2;V4s. Dated Dec. 16, 1946.
•'
for
tax-exemption • through the about 1.234%'.
certified check for $250, payable check: for $500, payable to the
The next highest bidder was Evan
highest /courts in the land, Mr;
Board of Trustees,
Henderson Covnty and: Henderson- to the Village,/1
/,./(
L, Davis, R. J. Edwards, Inc., and
:■"// Cohen's book will, we feel sure,
v
and
informative
should
on :
arousein bond
■
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.
-
-
..
,
provide
for
a
many
villa- Graded Sch. Dist.
' splendid .opportunity
to
become
(P. O.
'
Hendersonville), N. C.
better, ac¬
ir
.
B°nds Calledr^It is stated by
quainted with some, of the people
made-possible the tremendous D.~. G. Wilkie, Chairman1 of' the
developments now accepted by the County Board of Commissioners,
that
the
following
bonds: are
users
of these facilities as com¬
called for payment on Jan. 1 at
monplace conveniences.
:
i 7/y
par with interest, at the Chemical
Rochester (P. O. Accord), N. Y. Bank & Trust
Co., New York City.
Bond Sale—The $15,000 coupon
Henderson Co., Refunding, 1940,
or registered highway equipment
Nos. 147 through 169, 173 through
bonds offered for sale on Dec. %
185, optional; Jan. 1, 1942; 186
\—v.. 164, p. 2878—were awarded
through 190 for $1,000 each; Nos^
to the State of New York National 191
through 193,; and 195 for $500
Bank, \ of .Kingston, as l^'s, acr each, 196 through 199, 203 through
cording to the-Town Supervisor, 213,,
216, 219 through 220, and 224
/Dated .Oct, 15, 1946. Due $3,000 through 227' for $1,000 each/ op¬
on Oct 15, in; 1947 to 1951, incl.
tional July 1, 1942, aggregating
Ox-.
-Vestal (P. O. Vestal), N. Y. / V $65,000.
x
Bonds Not. Sold—It is stated by ;
Henderson Graded Sch. Dist.,
Who
Clerk that the $31,500
a bid of 100.33
for IV2& Dated Dec. 1, 1946. Due
Co., of Endicott
$6,300 on, Dec. 1, in 1947 to 1951,
incl. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Endicott National
Bank, Endicott.
-
,
rSalisbury, N. C.
lage Council has passed an ordi¬
calling for the issuance of
the
$4,500 sanitary sewer and
wafer line construction bonds, to
nance
bear
be
received
until
11
hot
"
These
exceeding
5%
interest.
■
bonds; are due in 25
Concord
years.
Township School District
O. Hillsboro),;.Ohio
Heights Sch. Dist., Ohio
/Bond Offering — J. W. Main,
Clerk-Treasurer of
of
about
authorized
were
election held
on
Nov.
at
a
interest
net
cost
2.068%,
Board of
the
receive
sealed
bids until Dec. 30, for the pur¬
chase
of
$200,000 ; construction
bonds/ Dated Jan. 1, 1947. These
PENNSYLVANIA
will
Education,
bonds
Associates
at/the
East Deer Township (P. O.
will
5.
Pa.
Creighton),
Bond
be
Offering
—
received
/
Sealed bids
until
8
p.m.
bids
in 1948 to
election
a.m.
to
;
Bond/Offering —Sealed
will
Vil¬
Shaker
ination $1,000. Dated Dec. 1, 1946.
Due on Dec. 1, as follows: $2,000
1940, Refunding, Nos, 12 through
18, for $1,000 each, optional Jan.
1, 1944, aggregating $7,000,. ;
;
j
(EST), on Dec. 9, by Charles L.
D. Jacques, Township Secretary,
Shanesville,' Ohio //./
Bond Sale—The $10,000 water for the purhcase of $30,000 cou¬
works system bonds offered for pon
general
obligation bonds.
sale on Dec. 2—v» 164, p. 2743— Bidders to name a single rate of
were
awarded to J. A. White & interest in a multiple of V4 of 1%.
Co., of Cincinnati. Dated July 1, Registerable as to principal. No
1946. Denom. $1,000. These bonds bid for less than, par and accrued
are due $1,000 from 1948 to 1957,
interest or for less than all of the
inclusive. The next highest bidder bonds will be accepted. The pur¬
was
Citizens-State Bank, Stras- chaser will receive without charge
the approving opinion of Burgwin
burg.
/ ,/ /••/ /•■,/,.'/'
& Churchill of Pittsburgh. A $600
Vermilion-On-The-Lake, Ohio
certified check,
payable to the
Bond Election
An issue of
Township Treasurer, must accom¬
$4,000: fire department bonds will
pany the bid.
;/
/ •
be submitted to the voters at the
,
registered- sidewalk bonds offered
on * Nov,26—v«
.164, p. 2741—
-were-, not sold,
as the following
•bids were rejected: Tilney & CO;,
of New York, an offer of 100.04
for 1 40s, and the Endicott Trust
-/
Bonds Authorized —The
r
V
(EST), on Dec.. 10, by W. E
Easterling, Secretary of the Local
Government' Commission, at his
office in Raleigh, for the purchase
of the following
coupon bonds ag¬
gregating $280,000:
(P.
/ Bond
Election
An
—
issue
,
of
$10,000 construction bonds will be
submitted
to
the
voters
election to be held
on
-
Bond
.
will
Offering
-r-
receiyed
be
until
Dec.
on
by
17,
the
at
Dec. 10,
Lime City Local Sch. Dist.
Lime City), Ohio
-
•the Town
Chardon, Ohio
:
;
(P. O.
;
Sealed
Lewis
Clerk-Treasurer of the
bids
7:30 p.m.
Davis,
Board
of
Education, for the purchase of
$65,000 2% school bonds. Denom¬
1951, and $3,000 in 1952
may bid for a
different interest rate in multiples
of y4 of 1 %. Principal and interest
1970.
(J-D)
the
bids
and
■
—
to
be
held
on
Dec.
10.
Bidders
payable
above
are
h
to
8"orued
at
the
office
Clerk-Treasurer.
of
No
be for less than oar
interest.
A
certified
Washington
Sch.
Dist.
Township
(P. O.
Local
R. F. D.
Alliance), Ohio
Bond
Offering—F. M. Sutton,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
No.
1,
Kenny Township (P. O. Cora'
opclis), Pa. ;
/
Bond
Election
—
An
issue of
$80,000 fire house and town hall
bonds will be submitted to the
voters at the election to be held
on
Dec.
20.
v
l
3008
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Denton
dakota
south
County (P. O. Denton),
jCounty (P. O. Wessington
Springs), S. Dak.
ter, District Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until Jan. 11, for the
Offering
road unlimited tax
A. J. Aisen-
—
bonds offered
for sale on Dec. 2—v.
brev, County Auditor, will receive
—were
164, p. 2880
'
'
made
be
provided
forms
on
for
will be consid¬
only from persons who have
that purpose and
ered
received
such Invita¬
and only if
accordance
with the
Prospectus
in'
Anade
of
copies
and
tion
the
certified
A
for
invitation
lic
of the pub¬
proposals for
purchase of the bonds and of
the "prospectus relating to
such
bonds may be obtained at the of¬
the
of
fice
The
Commission.
the
sion, will be furnished without
charge td the* successful bidder.
Ridgway, Pa.
Bond Offering
will
Secretary,
Borough
until
bids
sealed
G. F. Greiner,
—
7
receive
Dec.
on
p.m.
i1
V-v
Voted
Bonds
of the
amount
2%
the
of
bonds
face
Harriman,
a
—
improvement
price
of
Davidson &
Bond
will
Offering
be
(EST),
of
chase
—
bids
8
p.m
Dec. 12, for the pur¬
$38,000 coupon school
of interest
to
in
a
accrued
si d
Dated
1*
d.
e r e
Denomination
Dec.
1, 1946. Due on Dec.
in 1947, and $4,000 in
1956, incl. The purchaser
to
will
.
$1,000.
$2,000
1948
receive
without
charge
the
approving opinion of Burgwin &
Churchill of Pittsburgh, A cer¬
tified check for $760, payable to
the District, must accompany the
bid.
*
.
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.
Sale
Bond
—
The
$300,000
im¬
provement and equipment bonds
offered for sale
on
Dec, 3—v. 164,
2743—were awarded to Drexel
Co.,
of
Philadelphia,
and
Schmidt, Poole & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, jointly, as iy4s, at a price
of
100.768, a basis
of. about
p.
&
1.1103%.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1946.
bonds are
Denom.
$1,000. These
due $30,000 from Dec. I, 1947 to
1956, inclusive.
The next highest
bidder for 1*4% bonds, was Halsay, Stuart & Co., for 100.487.
.
Dated
$250,000 school
v.
164,
p.
on
Dec. 2—
2599—were awarded to
the
j
and $4,000 in
1954 A
33,000
-
2%%
1953.
Corp.,
Bank
1956,
follows:
hall
city
Due Dec.
$4,000
and
and
in
$5,000
fire
1,
1955
in
as
and
1957
to
York.
and
improvement bonds
Bond Sale
>—
High
Peabody
The
Bond
to
164,
p.
Oct.
Trust
Craigie & Co., of Richmond,
price of 100.137, a net interest
cost of 1.637%, as follows:
For
$150,000 maturing $15,000 Dec. 1,
1947 to 1956, as l%s, and
$100,000
maturing $20,000 Dec. 1, 1957 to
1961, as l3/4s. Interest payable
^J-D). Dated Nov. 1,1946. Denom.
$1,000. The next highest bidder
at
a
was
R.
S.
Dickson
&
Co.,
for
$250,000 l%s, at a price of 100.133,
net interest cost,of 1.734%.;
#
2,
at
1963
to
1965. Runner-up was the
the bonds
ac¬
a
held
on
certified
value of
on
Offering
—
held
11
.
Avenue, West,.
District No. 5582 bond, No. 7.
000
in
^-TEXA8!;:^|;|||
:
Cherokee
County Road District
>, No.v2
(P. O. Rusk), Texas
Bond Sale Details — The $100,-
to
/. 000 in 1971.
1970,
and
Nov. 26:
sewer
revenue;
Nov.
follows:
$32,000 maturing Dec.
15, $2,000 in 1947 to 1952, $4,000
1957, as 2s, and $68,000
maturing Dec. 15, $4,000 in 1958
and 1959, and $5,000 in 1960 to
in 1953 to
in
|
$50,000 park
improvement, and $125,000 public
building bonds. These bonds are
.
more
than 30 years.
and
186; District No. 4021 bonds, No..
121; District No-. 4255 bonds, Nos..
135
and
137; District No. 3402:
"
bonds, Nos. 672 to 677.
Yakima
County, Selah Sch. Dist*.
(P. O. Yakima), Wash.
Election
Bond
:
—
An
issue
of"
—
R.
Wisconsin
Allouez
(P. O. Green Bay,
R. F. D. No.
Bond
Offering
6), Wis.
Sealed
—
J. Rome,
17, for the purchase of $75',—
coupon Storm Sewer Dis-^
trict bonds. Denomination $1,000./
Dec.
000 3%
1947, Due on Jan. 1,
$3,000 in 1948 and 1949,..
$4,000 in 1950 to 1952, $5,000 in
1953 to 1957, $6,000, 1958 to 1960,
follows:
$7,000 in 1961 and 1962. These
are
payable by a direct,,
non-repealable annual tax levied
upon all taxable property in the-
and
bonds
Storm Sewer District of the Town-
Both
principal and interest (J-J)3
Treasurer's:;
payable at the Town
office.
Orienta
(P.
000
road
Washburn),
O.
Bonds Voted
—
Port
J. W. Morrow,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids untiL Dec. 16, for the pur¬
chase of $120,000 county
on
hospital
♦
construction bonds car*
rially over a period of time not
exceeding 30 years.
^
r
Nov.
virginia
5.:r;
Bond
Richmond, Va.
ler, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until noon on Dec. 18,
bonds was
.//Ax/v,!.
—
Roy H. Mat-*
Clerk,
will receive
Offering
County
sealed
Bond Offering—J. Maurice Mil¬
An issue of $20,-
Trempealeau County (P. O. White*'
hall), Wis.
son,
■•x
—
construction
road
approved at the election held on
bonds, to bear not exceeding 2V2%
interest. These bonds are due se¬
Nov. 5*
Wing (P. O. Washburn), WtV
Bonds Voted
000
Wis*
An issue of $6,-*
ried at the election held on
Stephens County (P. O.
Breckenridge), Texas
—
bids:
will be received until 7:30 p.m. on
as
bids
bids until 10 a.m. on Dec.
18, for the purchase of $1,248,000
A, state trunk highway sys-^
tern improvement coupon bonds,,
to bear not exceeding 5% interest*.
series
Dated Oct.- 1, 1946. Denomination
purchase
of $2,560,000
$1,000. These bonds are due April
improvementcoupon or
1, as follows; $50,000
in 1953,.
registered bonds, not exceeding
$46,000 in 1954, and $96,000 in 19553% interest. Dated Jan. 1, 1947.
to 1966. Bidders should specify the
Denom. $1,000. The bonds are due
rate of interest in multiples of %■
$128,000 Jan. 1, 1948 to 1967. Rate
or one-tenth of 1%. Principal and'
of interest to be in multiples of V4
interest payable
at- the County
of 1%. Principal and interest pay¬
Treasurer's
office. Bonds to beable at
the office of the
for
$15,-.
the
public
,
City
Comptroller or (at the option of
holder) unless the bonds be
registered at the Bank Trust Co.,
or other fiscal agent of the City
in New York City. The successful
the
bidders will be furnished with the
opinion of Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
1967, $45,000 in 1968 and
1971....
trict No. 4500 bonds, Nos, 183
Dated Jan. 1,
Mission, Texas
Bond Call
re¬
1969, and $46,000 in 1970 and
Cash is also available to apply onu
the following matured bonds: Dis¬
$250,-
street improvement;
950,000 street improvement, Se¬
ries 74 bonds. Due Dec. 1, as
follows: $31,000 in 1947 to
1949, $32,000 in 1950, $33,000
in 1951 and 1952, $34,000 in
./
1953 and 1954, $35,000 in 1955
and
1956, $36,000 in
1957,
;
$37,000 in 1958, $38,000 in
1959
and
1960, $39,000
in
1961, $40,000 in 1962, $41,000
in 1963 and 1964, $42,000 in
1965, $43,000 in 1966, $44,000
15, to the First Texas Corp., of
San Antonio,
at a net interest
cost of 2.393%—v. 164, p. 2744—
were sold at a price of 100.49, as
Avenue, South
al., District No. 477a
bonds, Nos. 380 and 381. v
Interest ceases on date called
improvement; $325,000
in 1960 to 1967, $14,000
1968
On Dec 3—42nd
West,. et
at the election
$1,000,000 school;
approved
on
water
Nov. 9.
a.m.
—
On Nov. 30—31st
bid for, payable to the
000
1947, $10,000 in 1948 to
,1952, $11,000 in 1953 to 1956,
g
.
H. L. Collier, City
Treasurer, has announced that the
following bonds were called for
payment at his office:
V:
'
were
$12,000 in 1957 to 1959, $13,-
1971, as 2y>s. Dated Dec. 15, 1946.
Denomination $1,000. Interest
payable J-D* a--a :
y
Bond Call
^A
V;.,-./.'
;•
Improvement Dists
Wa»h.':X'-r :U.yy:11.-'
$20,000 construction bonds will beb
:
Bonds Voted — The following submitted to the voters at the elec¬
f
bonds amounting to $2,750,000, to tion to be held on Dec. 14.
bear not exceeding 3J/2% interest,
author¬
Sealed
Dobler,
Marshall, Texas
} ;:.
in
..
Commerce, of Trenton.
on
election
an
1945. Enclose
Due Dec. 1, as follows: $9,000
r
Co., - of v Memphis. Dated
1946. Due on June 1 in
awarded
be
par
$300,000 airport, Series 73 bonds,
Bank &
1,
bonds
sold
17, by W. O. Jones, Acting
City Manager, for the purchase of
the following coupon general ob¬
ligation bonds aggregating
$2,000,000: :•/:
! /
/
coupon
Dec.
000 road
will
check for 1% of the par
Feb.
2743—were awarded
the Planters National
than
proving opinions of Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn, of New York City,
the Attorney-General of the
Worth, Texas
will be received until
bonds offered for sale on Nov, 29
—v.
less
accrued interest
Bond Offering
Fort
$11,000 iy4%
School
were
ized at the election held
'*■
1
were
cently. These bonds
,
'
for
City
Treasurer, has announced that all
outstanding series of 1937, re¬
funding bonds of the issue num¬
bered 1 to 507, bearing interest
at 4%, 4y2% and 5%,'amounting
to $475,500, dated Jan. 1, 1937, in
denominations of $1,000 and $500
each, maturing Jan. 1, 1937 to
1966, are called for payment on
Jan. 1, 1947, at par and accrued
interest
at
the
Chase ^ National
Interest
Bonds Sold—The $110,000 water Bank, New York City.
ceases on date called, y!
- :
works, sewer extension and park
jointly, for $60,000 31/2s, $165,000
iv2s, and $75,000 2s, at a price of
100.027,. a net interest cos t, of
1.8095%.
Tenn.
bid
No
and
,
F. W.
payable at the Central Han¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co.^iNew
over
due in not
1961.
and Mercantile-Commerce
& - Trust
Co., St. Louis,
Trenton*
Principal and inter¬
$1,000,000
X
station bonds.
follows:
1, 1946. Denom.
$1,000. The next highest bidder
was
the Equitable Securities
Lancaster
Bond Sale—The
est
issue and like
be used
City.
V,; and drainage bonds. Due Dec.
;
164,
Dec.
Bank of
bonds offered for sale
in all series.
municipal land acquisi¬ Dated Dec.
1, 1946. Denomination
$16,000 matur$1,000. Principal and interest
ing $2,000 Dec. 1, 1947 to 1954,
(J-D) payable at the Jackson
as
2s, and $34,00.0 maturing
County State Bank, Edna. All of
Dec.
1, $2,000 in 1955 and said bonds were authorized at the
1956, and $3,000 in 1957 to
election
held
on
Nov.
16.
The
1966, as 13/4s.
revenue
bonds
will
constitute
50,000 city market and parking
legal and binding special obliga¬
area bonds. For $104,000 ma¬
tions ;■ of
the City. All of said
turing $13,000 Dec. 1, 1947 to
bonds are approved as to legality
1954, as 2s, and $146,000 ma¬
by Gibson, Gibson & Boothman,
turing Dec. 1, $13,000 in 1955
of Austin.
and 1956, and $12,000 in. 1957
to 1966, as l%s.
Floydada, Texas
south carolina
County (P. O. Lan¬
caster), s. c.
1961.
1, as follows: $1,000 in 1947 to
1950, $2,000 in 1951, $3,000 in
v
less
or
used per
thorized
4,000 2%% street improvement
and drainage bonds. Due Dec.
awarded 'to
in like years must
tion bonds. For
con-
interest
were
be
$250,000
par
for
than all of the bonds will be~
—
bonds.
13,000 2V2% street improvement
1 A
$300,000 bonds
cost of 1.7918%, as
a
xk of l%..No bid for less than
and
2600
Local
and
works
water
revenue
1959 to
a
Dec. 3—v.
(•.y K:..
Seattle
Due
$4,000 in 1950
.
First National Bank, of Memphis,
at a price of 100.011, a net interest
single
multiple of
name
Co., at
called.
shall
R.
agency of the State in New York
City. Interest shall cease on date-
not more than three interest rates
State, will be furnished by the
City at its expense. Delivery of
bonds will be at the purchaser's
expense. These bonds were au¬
1, as "follows: $5,000 in
1954
and
1955,
$6,000
in
1956 to 1958, and $7,000 in
1952,
on
follows: $3,000
as
Dec.
,
100.82.
offered for sale
23/4%
sewer
for
and
1952, and $5,000 in 1953.
49,000
Kingsport, Tenn.
p.
Sealed
until
received
on
bonds/ Bidders
rate
(P. O.
1,
in 1947 to 1949,
to
tional
was
water works
system revenue bonds.
Due Dec.
Nov. 29—v. 164, p. 2955
!
awarded to the First Na¬
bidder
2V2%
sewer
Call—Charles
ceed
Lithographed bonds with proper
interest coupons attached, and ap¬
$26,000
Bank, of Harriman, at a
price of 101.00. Dated Nov. 1, 1946.
These bonds are due on Nov. 1, in
1947 to
1966. The next'highest
Bond
City Treasurer, calls for payment
on Dec.
1, the entire issue of 4%
semi-annual special water revenue
of 1936 bonds amounting to $910,000. Dated Dec. 1, 1936. Holders of
said bonds should present same for
payment at either the City Treas¬
urer's
office,
or .at
the fiscal!
cepted. Bids must be for all bonds.
on
were
$1,000, Dated Dec.
1, 1946. Interest rate is'not# to ex¬
4%, payable J-D. Rate is to
be in multiples of V\ of 1%, and
.4,
't
Everett, Wash.
■
and
composed : of
syndicate,
a
Rauscher,
Tenn.
offered
follows: $16,000 in 1947
1948, $17,000 in. 1949 to 1951,
$18,000 in 1952 and 1953, $19000 in 1954 to 1959, $20,000 in
1960 to 1962, $21,000 in 1963,
$22,000
in
1964 and
1965,
$23,000 in 1966 to 1968, $24,000
in
1969
and 1970, and
•$25,000 in 1971.
Denomination
washington
Dec. 1
on
Pierce. & Co., R. K.
Punbar & Co., and Russ & Co., all
of San Antonio:
by
The $43,000 street
bonds
following
—
$125,000 were pur¬
chased recently at a price of par,
date
on
The
Sold
Bonds
called...<•);. X vi •v? a
is required
Township Sch, Dist.
Carnegie), Pa.
cease
p-."'.
bonds totaling
water revenue bonds, Nos.
241, are Called for payment
on Jan. 1, at par and accrued in¬
terest. Dated July 1, 1946. These
bonds are due July 1, 1958 and
Bond Sale—The
Scott
^
bonds.' Due
rates
Edna, Texas
•/
222 to
Interest shall
2332—were
p.
payable M-S.
4%';%
bid.
with
of
City Recorder-Treasurer, has an¬
nounced
that
the above
City's
1959.
164,
21i—v.
Nov.
.
and LiveBuilding, Se¬
Exhibit
ries 77
as
ing obligations of the City. The
bonds will be ready for delivery at
the place designated by the pur¬
chaser, in New York City, or at
the option of the purchaser at the
City Comptroller's office on Jan^"
9, 1947, or as soon after that as the
bonds can be prepared for de*
livery. Enclose a certified check
for 1V2% of the amount bid for.
Agricultural
stock
XI
—
purchased by James C. Tucker &
Co., of Austin, as 23/4s, at a price
of 100.222, a basis of about 2.73%.
Dated Se^t. 15, 1946. Due on Sept,
15 in 1951 to 1970, incl. Interest
Elizabethton, Tenn.
Bond Call —- R. B. Moreland,
sale
for
revenue
:; f
aAvSa-
tennessee
nomination $500. These
bonds are
due Oct. 1, as follows: $3,000 in
1947, $2,000 in 1948 to 1951, $3,000
in 1952, $2,000 in 1953, $3,000 in
1954, $2,000 in 1955, $3,000 in 1956,
$2,000 in 1957, $3,000 in 1958 to
1961, and $2,000 in 1962. A cer¬
- f
issue
An
—
Nov. 12.
on
x Bond Sale
check
j
$50,000 electric light system bonds
was favorably voted at the elec¬
tion held
1971, incl,
.500,000
The $80,000 water
bonds offered for sale oh
Bond Sale
•V
Parker, S.
11, for the purchase of $40,000
2%% general obligation coupon
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1946. De¬
tified
of the
is required.
urer,
■
Texas
Edinburg,
purchaser.
for 2%
ap¬
proving opinions of Masslich &
Mitchell,
of
New
York
City,
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia, and John D. Faller,
General Counsel for the Commis*'
the
check
bid, payable to the County Treas¬
terms and conditions contained in
the invitation. Copies
of
expense
50,000 playground and recreation
park, Series 76 bonds. Due
$2,000 from Dec. "1, 1947 to
to be secured at
and bond forms
1971.
in 1970 and
awarded to James, Stayart
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. on
Jan. & Davis, of Dallas, as follows:
purchase of $40,000 building bonds
7, for the ^purchase of $35,000
$45,000 maturing March 1, $20,000
authorized at the election held on
hospital bonds, to bear not ex¬ in 1948, $25,000 in 1949, as: iy4s,
Kov. 5.
v
ceeding 6% interest. Dated Jan. and $205,000 maturing March 1,
1947.
Denomination
$1,000. $25,000 in 1950 to 1956, and $30,alPennsylvania Turnpike Commission 1,
These bonds are due Jan. 1, 1957, 000 in
/ V
1957, as l^s. Interest pay¬
(P» 0. Harrisburg), Pa.
callable any time after ■ Jan.
1, able (M-S). Dated Dec. 1, 1946,
Bond
Offering — Thomas J.
1952. These bonds were authorized
Denom. $1,000. These bonds ma¬
lEvans, Chairman of the Commis¬
at the general election held on
ture on March 1, in 1948 through
sion, has announced that the Com¬
Nov.
5.
Principal and interest 1957. The next highest bidder was
mission will receive sealed bids
(J-J) payable at a suitable bank the First National Bank, Dallas,
Until noon on Dec. 17, < for. the
or
trust company designated by for
$145,000 13/4s, and $105,000
purchase of $46,000,000 revenue
the purchaser; Any legal opinion iy2s.
refunding bonds. Proposals must
.
park, Series 75 bonds,
1, as follows: $6,000
in 1947, $7,000 in 1948 to 1955,
$8,000 in 1956 to 1963, $9,000
in 1964 to 1969, and $10,000
Due Dec.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 county
'
Bond
Monday, December 9, 1946
200,000
T exas
Jerauld
Bond Offering—Charles W. Rit-
■
I
J
'
Township
Milford
Lower
Sch. Dist. (P. O.Limeport),
Pennsylvania
»>;
t
burn, of New York City, that the
'
bonds,
are
approved as to form by the State
Highway Commission, and as to
legality by the State Attorney-»■
General. These are the bonds au*
thorized at the general election
held on Nov., 5. A certified check
principal amount of
payable to the County
Treasurer, must accompany the
for 2% of the
the bonds,
valid and legally bind* bid.
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