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FEB
l 1943
MONDAY
ct
ommezcial an
Ilog.
Volume
New
Number 4147
157
STATE
U.
S.
Tat.
Office
York, N. Y., Monday, February 1, 1943
AND
CITY
Price 60 Cents
a
Copy
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Deland—Through Dec. 1, collec¬
had come to $51,880 of the
$71,000 due.
tions
In This Issue
Delray
60%,
Corporation News
State and
18.
of the
City News
roll
QUOTATIONS
New
York
Stock
tions
in
beating
that half
November,
records of
in
the
Exchange
Lauderdale—80%
collec¬
were
Securities
the
at
end
of
the
first
days following the mailing of
notices.
period
that
70.5%
76.88%
in
complete
Miami—Ended
2-9,
12,
15-17, 22, 23, 25-28, 30, 32-35, 37,
39,
42,
64,
65,
43, 45-47, 50, 51,
67-85, 87, 89, 90.
The serial
Series
numbers
bonds
B
are
O. Panama City), Fla.
(P.
13,
Palm
Beach
80.71%
a new
the
31,
record.
fiscal
year
in
—
Receipts
the end
at
were
of Novem¬
ber, totaling $426,000 of $528,000
due.
Bond
Issue
Details—In
connec¬
56-58, tion with the previous report in
these columns of the exchange of
of the said
1-5, 7-29, 32-
The serial numbers of the
said
bonds
new
learn
we
that
described
are
as
the
fol¬
Refunding Water Works & Sewer lows:
bonds dated Sept. 1, 1937 are 5, $262,000 4V2% bonds.
Due Aug.
7-11, 13, 14.
1, as follows: $12,000 in 1946
Holders
of
the
bonds
should
and $25,000 from 1947 to 1956
incl.
present them for payment at the
National City Bank of New York,
160,000 3%% bonds. Due Aug.
or
at the principal office of the
1, as follows:
$10,000 from
Eufaula Bank & Trust Co., Eu¬
1957 to 1969, incl. and $15,faula,
Purchased
call
the
with
Jan. 20 of
—
or
1970
and
Interest payable
Tuscumbia, Ala.
tion
in
000
Bonds
In
Florida
connec¬
tenders
public improvement
on
re¬
funding bonds, the First National
Bank
of
Birmingham,
sinking
—Taxes
are
(State of)
Reported
being paid into Flor¬
un¬
precedented promptness, accord¬
and depositary, reports ing to Allen & Co., New York,
$12,000
bonds
were
pur¬ which issued the
following data
chased at prices of 64.48 to 74.58. on the
subject:
that
Sarasota
California
Toll
Bridge
Authority,
Calif.
To
Redeem
Bonds—
City
3y2%
November
new
$858,000
or
was
—
Has
above
collected
year
beginning
ago.
of the
fiscal year.
Fort
Pierce—The highest per¬
fiscal centage in years
reported; 64%
lot and the first two months of the new
March 1, fiscal year.
The San Francisco Bank, as
agent,
has
drawn
by
called for redemption on
1943, $858,000 4% San FranciscoOakland Bay toll bridge revenue
bonds,
bonds
for
at
due Sept.
or
portion
1, 1976.
Such
thereof called
redemption will be redeemed
of the principal amount
106 %
Auburndale—Half
been
checked off
the
roll
by Dec.
Clearwater—Collections
had
City
E. Jones,
Commission,
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
Island
Authorized—The
on
Feb. 11 for the purchase
Board
bids
No
for
less
direct
than
The bonds
par
are
obligations of the city, se¬
the
operation
of
the
city's
Bond
turers Trust
Bonds
or
at
the
Jan.
25—v.
been
157,
to
and
John
298—were
p.
&
Co.
100.43
....
Co., Inc., Blr.iv &
of Michigan Corp.,
& Co.
and Daniel
Stuart &
Inc., First
Mullaney, Ross
F. Rice- & Co.
Co..
charge.
of the bonds bid for payable
A certified check for
to order of the
City Treasurer, is
Newton
No.
127,
III.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
National
Kansas
$38,800
judgment funding bonds was pur¬
chased in 1942 by John Nuveen &
C.ty,
100.55
.
.
KENTUCKY
Ky.
Benton,
Bonds
Sold—An
ion
of counsel,
100.152
lien
se¬
a
on
light
and
power
system
and
valid
constitute
will
and
the bonds are
statutory mortgage
the
municipally-owned
by
bid
of
100.20
for
13/4S
made
was
$50,000
Sale Details—The $39,000
Bond
3%
Sold—The
Warrants
price of 102.
and
3y2%
works
water
rev¬
refunding bonds previously
enue
loan warrants offered purchased by the Bankers Bond
157,
p.
209—were Co. of Louisville, as reported in
awarded to the Security Bank & v. 157, p. 298—were sold to the
Trust Co. of Vincennes, as fol¬
company at a price of 103.60, a
lows:
$25,000 due July 1, 1943, basis of about 2.89%.
at 0.625%, and $25,000 maturing
Frankfort Housing Authority, Ky.
Dec. 30,
1943, at 0.875%.
The
temporary
Jan.
20—v.
National Bank of Vin¬
bid
1%
the
for
$50,000
total.
Property
was
19 that
housing
exempt
from
taxation in the State.
Cresco,
Iowa
Bond Offering—E.
will
Clerk,
until
for the
bonds.
7:30 P.
sion
A. Hoopman,
receive
M.
on
sealed
Feb.
15
purchase of $11,500 sewer
Dated Feb. 1, 1943.
Due
May 1, as follows:
$1,000 in 1944
1954, and $500 in 1955. All bids
shall specify the rate of interest
and all other things being equal
Prop¬
Appeals ruled on Jan.
property of municipal
commissions
IOWA
From
Exempt
erty Tax—The Kentucky Court of
rendered
was
in
The deci¬
a
test
case
involving
the
above-mentioned
authority, in which the Louisville
Housing Authority also partici¬
pated. The Circuit Court had pre¬
viously held that the Franklin
County Tax Commissioner could
to
the bid of par
and accrued interest
better, specifying the lowest in¬
rate
will be
INDEX
Quotations:
Page
New York
Stock
York
Curb
New
Exchange.
Exchange
Exchanges
given prefer¬
ence.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice.
The city will furnish the
...
441
457
State and City Department:
approving
Community High School
District
Co.,
100.06
Bonds
City
binding obligations of the city,
refunding bonds of¬ payable solely from revenues of
fered Jan. 20—v. 157, p. 121—were
the system. Legality approved by
awarded to the Fletcher Trust Co.
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
of Indianapolis, as l3/4s, at a price
Bond Call—The above issue was
of 101.14, a basis of about 1.64%.
sold to refund at a lower interest
Dated Jan. 15, 1943 and due Jan.
rate an equal amount of outstand¬
15, as follows:
$18,000 in 1952 ing 3%s which have been called
and $19,000 in 1958.
Second high for payment on Jan. 1, 1943, at a
or
required.
and
$37,000
City
2%
Trust
&
jointly
114%
Co.,
100,16
100.10
100.09
Bonds and Warrants Awardad—
bids
out
Bank
electric
by decree of the Cir¬
nished the successful bidder with¬
Oo
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago
Northern
Trust
Co.,
Chicago...,
John
Nuveen
&
.Co.,
Baum,
Bernheimer CO.,
and Lathrop-Hawk-Herrick
Co.,
jointly.,,,
cured
Vincennes, Ind.
>
and
Legal opinion of Thomson, Wood
& Hoffman of New York City, or
a
duplicate thereof, will be fur¬
&
•
Nuveen
Halsey,
cuit Court of Duval County, Fla.
confirmed
Bonds
Rate Bid
Stuart
the
„
Inc.
Manufac¬
validated
IVA%
Bidder—
Halsey.
issue of $80,r
City Securities 000
2%%' and 3% electric light
Corp. of Indianapolis, as 2s, at a and
power
revenue
refunding
price of 101.287, a basis of about bonds has been
purchased by J.
1.89%.
Dated Feb. 15, 1943 and
J. B. Hilliard & Son of Louisville,
due $27,000 on Jan. 1 from 1945
at a price of 103.176.
Dated Jan.
to 1969 incl.
Among other bids,
1, 1943.
Denom. $1,000. Princi¬
also for 2s, were the following:
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
Bidder—
Rate Bid
the Bank of Benton. In the opin¬
Blyth & Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
awarded
Co., New Yo'rk City.
have
298—were also bid for
157, p.
follows:
v.
$675,000 sew¬
plant bonds offered
disposal
age
cennes
office
basis of about
in
Sale—The
American
urer's
a
Ind.
the city,
real and personal. They
are
registerable as to principal
and payable as to principal and
interest (M-S) at the City Treas¬
1V8S, at a price of 100.40,
1.05%, as reported
cago, as
For
Corp., Indianapolis.
1959.
to the First National Bank of Chi¬
Small-Milburn
Chicago Sanitary District,
$145,000 re¬
awarded recently
bonds
INDIANA
by the Indianapolis Bond & Share
will be considered.
Bids—The
Other
funding
For
terest coupon
$200,000 not to exceed 4% in¬
refunding bonds of
1943.
Dated
March
1,
1943.
Denom.
$1,000.
Due March 1,
Wichita, Kan.
as
of
bet¬
Daytona
Beach
plus accrued interest to the re¬
Report was
demption date. The bonds called 90% all in on Dec. 30; $78,000
for redemption must be surrend¬ being still out.
of
Secretary
ILLINOIS
are
levied
of Commissioners has approved an
issue of $200,000 voting machine
terest
ahead, totaling $174,July 1.
—
been
11.
ter than 4%
399 since
Bonds
electric light plant and by pledge
of the entire taxable property in
ida municipal treasuries with
65%
had
Jan. 3.
on
Jacksonville, Fla.
from
F-A.
Local Tax Collections
Augustine—71%
Bond Offering—Earle
P. M.
taxes
County
(P. O. Rock Island), III.
The
cured by the net revenue derived
1971.
fund agent
CALIFORNIA
St.
collected
$422,000 highway refunding bonds
with the holders of the original
indebtedness,
81, 83-154, 156-171.
21.
Dec.
on
valorem
against all taxable property situ¬
ated therein.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
East
standing of the following issues, principal office of the Collection
Punta Gorda—The largest single
dated Sept. 1, 1937 and payable
Agent, The Chase National Bank
month's income in years was re¬
Sept, 1, 1967: 4^2% series A re¬ of the City of New York.
ported, $20,000.
funding bonds, 4V2% series B re¬
Tampa—80% of the roll had
funding bonds, and 4%% refund¬
FLORIDA
been
collected
during the first
ing water works and sewer bonds.
Bay County
half of the tax year,
The serial numbers of the said
$1,386,000
are
ad
direct obligations of
payable from unlim¬
were
together with all interest on Nov. 30 with a $61,000 collec¬
coupons
maturing on or subse¬ tion increase, $3,500,000 having
quent to the redemption date at been paid in since July 1.
Call—Ruby D. McEach- the principal office of the Pay¬
ern,
City Clerk, announces the ing Agent, Bank of America Na¬
call for payment at par on March tional Trust and Savings Associa¬
1, 1943, of" all bonds now out¬ tion, San Francisco, or at the
bonds
ited
KANSAS
The bonds
a
ered
Bond
A
district
Dec.
on
thereby establishing
Series
full and
the
of
Miami Beach—Collections
Eufaula, Ala.
are
the
had been paid.
assessments
(See Index Below)
Payable airport construction bonds.
at the Dis¬
or
bonds.
two-month
Miscellaneous
incl.
1952
Co., Chicago,
Rock
Chandler
10
to
trict Treasurer's office.
Myers—$45,000 had been
to Clerk-Collector Charley
paid
1944
at the American National Bank &
Fort
Gainesville—Advises
ALABAMA
from
Trust
expected of the $654,000 due by Dec. 31.
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
Unlisted
Dec.
the beginning
by
many years.
Exchange
Curb
in
taken
reports
came
Fort
York
Had
was
fiscal year.
new
$57,325;
—
of $56,618
Eustis—Clerk
its
New
Beach
total
a
November
Co., Chicago, at par.
Dated June
Webster City, Iowa
1, 1942. One bond for $800, others
Proposed Bond Issue—Petitions
$1,000 each.
Due Dec. 1, as fol¬ are in circulation calling for an
lows:
$2,800 in 1943 and $4,000 election on an issue of $65,000
Dividends Declared and
&
must be
a
ppinion
Cutler, of
so
of
Chapman
|Chicago, and all bids
conditioned.
Enclose
certified check for $1,000.
Other
Stock
Unlisted
Securities
462
467
Bond
Gen.
Proposals and Negotiations. 433
Corporation and Invest. News. 436
Payable
468
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Notices
The
Course
468
of Bank Clearings
Foreign Exchange Rates
472
471
THE COMMERCIAL A.FINANCIAL-CHRONICLE
434
not
levy taxes
the Frankfort
on
projects—v. 157,
p.
Kenton
County
(P. O. Covington), Ky.
foreport of
2Va%
airport
bonds to a group headed by Seasongood & Mayer of Cincinnati—
v. 155, p. 2138 — was never conthat is since 1928.
series A
summated, as the Federal governNote Offering—Charles P. How¬
ment, decided to assume, cost of
ard, County Treasurer, will re¬
the entire project,
The
sale
1942
;
of
during
the
$200,000
ceive sealed bids
Bonds
Vanceburg, Ky.
Sold—Walter, Woody 8c
Feb.
for
2
the
until 11
purchase
a.m.
on
at dis¬
of
$750,000 notes.
Dated
Heimerdinger of Cincinnati pur¬
5, 1943.
Denominations to
chased recently an issue of $110,- suit
purchaser but not smaller
000 3%%■■electric light, heat and than $5,000. Payable Nov. 5, 1943
count
Feb.
power
at
revenue
cently reported.
refunding
bonds
at
Second
the
National
of
Bank
bonds.
against $15,000*132 in
gasoline ra¬
tioning were felt in December
when the collections dropped to
$877,978 as compared to the $1,$13,205,605
1941.
The
357.240
minnesota
of
2Vz
cents. of
the
funds
did
not
poration, 0.54%; National Shaw,mut Bank, 0.55%, and First Na¬
tional
Bank of Boston, 0.56%.
Bond
...
;'v!.
the
clude
Call—Oscar Eckman, Di¬
rector of
Finance,
announces
3
anticipation
and
National
First
of. taxes for
Feb. 3,
Dated
year.
due
<
Dec,
31,
Bank
f
1943,
of
at
Boston.
Legal opinion of Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge of Boston.
NEW JERSEY
Belleville, M. J.
Tax
Collections
Rec¬
Set
ord—Collection of 91.68% of taxes
levied
during 1942
est in
the
.
town's
was
the high¬
history, Mayor
Williams, who is also
revenue and
incl.
1951
M-N.
monthly
take
ported.
3
Sargeant's re¬
$1,347,975.31 of the
Treasurer
showed
port
■
■
.
Town
1942 levy was received,
630.53 still uncollected.
with
$86J-
Total
re¬
the town during the
amounted to $1,958,702.86.
ceipts
year
State
for
the
and
St. Louis,
U Bond
Offering
providing the budget as discussed
the Town Commissioners on
Jan.
26
is
not
s u b stantially
Mo.
Louis
Nolte, changed, according to press re¬
receive ports. "■ ';
scaled bids until 10 a.m. (CWT)
Palmyra, N. J.
on
Feb. 16 for the purchase of
Bond Call—Edwin A. Griscom,
$600,000
coupon
airport bonds.
Dated March 1, 1943. Denomina¬ Borough Collector-Treasurer, calls
1943,
tion $1,000. Due March 1, as fol¬ for payment on March 1,
general refunding
lows: $66,000 in 1948 to 1954, and $92,000 4 V2 %
1, 1936, in
$138,000 in 1955. No bid at less bonds, dated Sept.
denoms.,
and
maturing
than par and accrued interest will $1,000
be
considered.
Award
of
said Sept. 1, as follows: $1,000 in 1943;
from 1944 to 1948 incl;
bonds will be* made to the high¬ $5,000
—
Comptroller,
City
will
,
est
bidder
better
or
bidders
at
par
or
the lowest interest rate
on
from 1949 to 1954 incl.,
in 1955, and numbered
respectively in order of maturity
$10,000
and $6,000
named, in any multiple of % of
from 3 tb 94 both inch. The bonds
1 %.
Principal and interest (Mcalled constitute the amount pres¬
S) payable at the Guaranty Trust
The bonds,
Co., New York. These bonds are ently outstanding.
with
all
subsequent
maturing
coupon bonds, registerable as to
attached, will be re¬
principal, or as to principal and coupons
deemed at par and accrued inter¬
interest, and are exchangeable
est, at the First Camden Nationat
lor fully registered bonds in
any
denomination
of
not
less
than Bank & Trust Co., Cafnden, or, at
$10,000,
as
may
be
requested.
Fully registered bonds may again
be exchanged for coupon bonds
iri
the denomination of
of
payment
The
full
$2.00
faith,
per
credit
$1,000
on
thousand.
and
re¬
of the city are pledged to
sources'
the punctual payment of the prin¬
cipal and interest of these bonds,
which
payable from the
are
ceeds of
Interest
an
pro¬
unlimited ad valorem
tax, authorized by the State Con¬
stitution, to be levied upon all the
'/'/ '.J--.,
■;
.
that
previous high was in 1941, whep
88.53% was collected, it was re¬
by
:
to
director, reported to the
Town Commission on Jan. 26, The
revenues
Missouri
price of 100.78, a basis of about
1.86%.
Due $1,000 on -Nov.
1
1945
the
in
finance
highway safety
Nutley, N. J.
highway depart¬
ment as well "as the three coastal
May Cut Tax Rate Four Points
counties—Harrison, Hancock and —The town's tax rate for 1943
Jackson—which participate in the
probably will be $4.40, a drop of
special Seawall fund.
four points from last year's rate,
patrol
a
from
loss
feel the effect of the tax loss in¬
.
Pontiac, Mich.
■
affect
.
Boston, 0.487%; First Boston Cor¬
the
for this purpose.
In
addition to the counties, others to
.
i
tax.
of $325,000
,
.
State
$55,000,000, of
highway bonds have priority over
.
MICHIGAN
the
Since funds in the
Certificates
at
7
until
-
,
of
1943
1942
.
..
Bank
in
current
December,
The December decrease amount¬
Alexandria, Minn.
ed to $479,262 while the loss for
Bond Sale—The $44,000 coupon
the 12-month period totaled $1,airport construction bonds offered
-794,527.
Jan.
22—v. • 157,
p.; 210—were
The
reduction
materially
af¬
a warded
to Park-Shaughnessy &
fected the disbursements to the
Co., St. Paul, at a net interest
counties which share in the sum
cost of 1.31%.
Dated Jan.!, 1943,
,
National
in
received
,
the Central Hanover.
.Reoffeped^'B.;'-;;M^
Co., New York City. Lein, City Clerk, * will receive
Board of Administrators
of the
sealed bids. until Feb. 15 for: the!
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Charity Hospital of Louisiana
Best, Coolidge & Rugg Of Boston. purchase of $4,900 not to exceed
at
New Orleans (P. O.
4%- interest
certificates ' of :• in¬
Somerville,. Mass.
New Orleans), La.
debtedness.
At the* original of-;
Note Sale—The issue of $500,Offers $100,000 State Bondsfering on Jan. - 18 all bids were
000
notes offered
Jan.
21 was
Fred
W.
rejected.
■:
Matthews, Secretary^ i
awarded to the First Boston Corp.,
Treasurer,
announces
that the
Hopkins, Minn. \
J
at 0.52% discount, plus a premium
Board
will receive sealed
bids
Certificate
Sale —The $23,000:
Dated Jan. 21, 1943, and
until 2 P, M. on Feb. 5 for the of $1.
certificates
of
indebtedness
bfr
due Nov. 9,
1943.
The Second
purchase of
$100,000
State of
fered Jan. 22—v.
157, p. 210—
Louisiana 2 % % series G pension National Bank: of Boston, next
were, awarded. to
Piper,' Jaffray
bonds.
Dated April 15, 1939 and highest bidder, named a "rate of
8c
Hop wood of Minneapolis, as
0.537%.
7
;
/.
due April 15, 1951.
All bids must
ttis, at a price of 100.76, a basis
be at dollar price per hundred and
Swampscott, Mass.
of about 1.36%.
Dated Jan. 1,
must specify if for all or part of
Note Offering—Town Treasurer
1943, and due on Jan. 1 from 1944
the bonds offered.
In the absence will receive sealed bids until 11
to 1953 incl;
Second high bid of
of such specifications, the Board A. M. on Feb. 4 for the purchase
100.42 for tes was made, by' Al¬
reserves
the
right
to
prorate at discount of $100,000 tax, antici¬ lison-W illiams Co. of
Minneapolis.
awards on a basis of equality of pation notes, due Jan. 14, 1944.
New Dim, Minn.
price.
.*
■'
Wellesley, Mass.
Bonds Voted—At an election on
MAINE
Note Sale—The issue of $200,Jan. 18 the voters authorized an
000 revenue notes offered Jan. 26
Augusta, Me,
issue of $65,000 municipal airport
Note Sale—The issue of $300,- was
awarded
to
the
Wellesley bonds.
j"
000 tax anticipation notes offered National Bank, at a discount of
St. Martin, Minn.
Jan. 25 was awarded to Goldman, 0,4189%. Dated Jan. 26, .1943. Due
Bond Sale Details—The $7,000
Sachs & Co., New York, at 0.46% Oct. 29, 1943.
Other bids: First
discount. Dated Jan. 27, 1943 and Boston Corp., 0.419%; Bond, Judge road and bridge bonds purchase^
last November: by
the Allisondue as follows: $150,000 Sept. 30, & Co., 0.42%; Frederick M. Swan
Williams Co. of Minneapolis—y.
and $50,000 each on Oct. 8, Nov. &
Co., 0.429%.
■ ,!■
156, p. *2178—were sold as 2s, at
8 and Dec. 17, 1943.
Other bid¬
Second
effects of
sued
1941.
Bank & Trust
ders:
bids
sealed
.
.
or
receive
the
drop for the 12-
Collections in 1942 amounted to
price of 104, a basis of about Boston, or at the Chase National and due on Jan. 1 from 1946 to
2,91%. Dated Jan. 1, 1943. Inter¬ Bank of New York City. Legal¬ 1958 incl.
Bonds maturing after
est
J-J.
Denomination
$1,000. ity approved by
Ropes, Gray, Jan, 1, 1952, are redeemable .on
3Due Jan. 1, as follows: $4,000 in Best, Coolidge & Rugg of Boston. that date or on
any subsequent
1944, $5,000 in 1945 to-1950,. $6,interest date.
The next highest
Norfolk County
000 in 1951 to 1954, $7,000 in 1955
bid, figuring a net cost of T.32%,
(P. O, Dedham), Mass.
to 1958, and $8,000 in 1959 to 1961.
was made by Harold
E. Wood &
Note Offering—Ralph D. PetBonds maturing in 1959 to 1961
Co. and J. M.Dain & Co., jointly..
tingell, County Treasurer, will re¬
shall be callable for redemption
ceive sealed bids until 11 A. M. on
DeKalb County
•
V
at the option of the city, upon 30
Feb. 2 for the purchase at dis¬
(P. O. Smithville), Minn.
J >
days' notice, at 103 and interest,
count of $450,000 notes issued in
Proposed Bond Issue —A .bill
on and after 1947.
Principal and
anticipation of taxes for the cur¬ has been -introduced in the State.
interest payable at the Guaranty
rent year. Dated Feb. 2, 1943 and
Legislature to validate ah issue of
Trust, Co., New York. Legality to
due Nov. 10, 1943.
Denoms. $50,- $50,000 county building bonds..
be approved by Chapman & Cut¬
000, $25,000 and $10,000. Payable
ler, of Chicago,
! at the First National Bank of Bos¬
Fergus, Fallsr- Minn, i ■
'[
ton,
will
P. M^ on Feb. 2 for the purchase
at discount of $100,000 notes is¬
small percentage
month period. >
a
louisiana
Increases prior
943
inauguration of the rationing
program was ' the reason for the
to
.
,
Sale Not Consummated—
Bond
62,000 series 2 bonds, Due Nov.
unobligated cash in the treas¬
1, as follows: $10,000 in ,1948
of Middlesex County in the
to 1946, $5,000 in 1947. to 1949
sum of $304,155.41.
This balance
and $7,000 in 1950.
;
is the largest In many years.
This balance, it was said, is the
Bond Call—Matthew Carey, re¬
result of careful management by funding
agent,
Detroit,
reportsall
departments
of
Middlesex that the Village has called for pay¬
County. It is especially interest¬ ment on April 1, 1942, all of the
ing because the county in 1942 had $62,280 outstanding series B, 1937,;
the lowest county tax in 14 years, refunding bonds and $158,000. of
was
ury
299.
Monday, February
holder's
option, at office of the
ugh Collector - Treasure^.
Registered bonds should be ac¬
B
o.r o
companied by duly executed as¬
signments or transfer powers in
blank.
:
■
Township Fire District No,
Raritan
3
(P. O. Fords), N. J.
Bond Sale Details—The
4%
fire
tional
$10,000
equipment bonds pur¬
1942 by the Fords Na¬
chased in
Bank
of
Fords,
were
sold
at par, are dated Jan. 15, 1942 and
following numbered series B
MISSISSIPPI
taxable
property
in
the
city.
mature $1,000 on Jan. 15 from
refunding bonds of 1934, dated
These bonds are part of an au¬
MASSACHUSETTS
Coahoma County
1944 to 1953 incl.
.: :
;
March 1, 1934, due March 1, 1964,
thorized issue of $4,500,000.
De¬
(P. O. Clarksdale), Miss. -v.J'
and subject to prior redemption,
Beverly, Mass.
livery of the bonds will be made
Bond Sale Details—The $100,000
NEW YORK
Note Offering—John C. Lovett, have been called for payment oh
at the City Comptroller's office
City Treasurer, will receive sealed March 1, 1943, at par and accrued 13A % refunding bonds purchased on or before March 5. Purchasers Buffalo and Fort Erie Public
Bridge
bids until 11 A. M. on Feb. 3 for interest, and will be redeemed at in 1942 by a group headed, by
will be furnished the legal opin¬
Authority (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y
the purchase at discount of $300,- the National Bank of Detroit. The Herman Bensdorf 8c Co. of Memr
ion of Charles & Trauernicht, of
Bond Interest Charges Covered
000 notes issued in anticipation of bonds were selected for redemp¬ phis, as reported in v. 156, p. 1563
St. Louis, approving these bonds In
1942
To
Redeem
$40,000
—were sold at
revenue
for
the
par, are in $1,000
current
year. tion by lot as provided in resolu¬
as* valid arrd binding obligations
Bonds—The following account is
Dated Feb. 4, 1943, and due 'Nov.-, tion authorizing their issuance.
denoms., and mature Oct. 1, as
1
of the city.
Each bid must be taken from the Buffalo "Evening
follows: $1,000 from 1947 to 1949
5, 1943.
Nos.:
submitted„ on a form to be fur¬ News," of Jan. 27:
60, 62, 63, 81, 93, 107, 117, incl.;
$20,000, 1950;
$27,000 in
Gloucester, Mass,
nished by the City Comptroller.
169, 179, 191, 208, 238, 250, 293,
Although its 1942 revenues were
1951, and $50,000 in 1952.
Inter^
Note; Sale—The $800,000 rev¬
-Fuelose .a certified check for 1 %
335,; 355, 392, 401, 425, 461, 463, est A-O.
j. of the! par amount of bonds bid 21% below 1941, the Peace Bridge
enue notes, offered Jan. 27 were
474, 489, 542, 545, 598, 601, 620,
last year had an operating profit,
Lawrence County
awarded to the Cape Ann Na¬
~
for. payable' to the City Comp¬ after
627, 648, 708, 716, 725, 729, 754,
operating expenses of $255,tional
Bank
of
Gloucester,
at 769, 859, 915, 924, 964, 966, 969,
(P. O. Monticello),'Miss.
troller.'
r:'« :•
559, which more than covers an¬
0.448% discount.
Dated Feb, 10, 974,
Bond Sale Details—The $75,000.,
1017, 1033, 1069, 1070, 1089,
nual interest charges on its bonds,
NEBRASKA
1943 and due $600,000 Nov. 15,
1093, 1148, 1196, 1205, 1213, 1218, 3% refunding- bonds purchased in
amounting to $166,272, the annual
1943, and $200,000 Feb. 1, 1944. 1228, 1234, 1237, 1270, 1306, 1312, 1942 by Lelarid Speed & Co. of
Columbus, Neb.
report of the Buffalo 8c Ft. Erie
Other bids:
Merchants National 1380, 1412, 1434, 1454, 1459, 1465, Jackson, as reported in v. 155,"
Bonds Sold—An issue of $5,200
Public Bridge Authority showed
Bank of Boston, 0.45%; Glouces¬ 1583,
p. 690, are described herewith: i
1702,
1V2 %. Paving
1722, and 1727
at
District
No.
17 today.
ter
National
Bank, $600,000 at $1,000.00 each.
,
$50,000 courthouse bonds.
Due bonds was sold to Green way &.
However, after other charges,
0.438% and $200,000 at 0.487%;
Oct. 1, as follows: $2,000 from Co. of Omaha. Dated Jan, 1, 1943.
such as interest, taxes on Ft. Erie
St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Gloucester Safe Deposit Trust Co.,
1942 to 1956 incl./and $4,000 One bond for $200, others $1,000
real estate, and depreciation, there
Bond
Sale—The
$220,000 re¬
€.472%.
each.
Due
Jan.
from 1957 to 1961 incl.
1, as follows: was a
"deficiency of income" for
funding bonds offered Jam 19—
25,000 bridge bonds. Due Oct. 1, $1,000 from 1944 to 1947 incl. and the
Leominster, Mass,
v.
year of $28,993 compared with
157, p. 210—were awarded to
as follows: $1,000.from 1942 to
$1,200 in 1948. Interest J-J.
Note
Sale—The $500,000 rev¬
a 1941 net income of $57,723.
Op¬
Barcus* Kindred & Co. of Chicago
1956 incl..-and $2,000- from
enue notes
offered Jan, 26 were
on a
Dakota County
bid of 100.01 for the bonds
erating revenues compared as fol¬
;
the
.
—
.
..
,
.
.
■
*
,
.
-
awarded
Bank
count.
of
to
the
Boston,
Due
on
First
at
Nov.
National
0.45%
5
and
dis¬
Nov.
1957 to
to
bear
3%
1945; 2 V2%
interest
to
May
thereafter to Nov.
1,
1945; 3% thereafter to Nov. 1,
13? 1943. The Second' National 1948; 3^2% thereafter to Nov.
1,
Bank of Boston, next highest bid¬
1951, and 3%%. to final maturity.
der, named a rate of 0.45%,
Net interest cost basis of
3.434%.
incl.
of
(P. O. Dakota City), Neb.
Proposed Bond Iss 11 e—The
for the bonds, a basis of
about 2.99%,
-
county is considering an issue of
The
The bonds
are
non/-call¬
able, dated Feb. ,1, 1943, and di¬
bankers
paid-
price
a
100.088
Mississippi
(State of )
Gas Tax Income
a
Down—Despite
35% reduction in gasoline taxes'
in
re¬
NEW HAMPSHIRE
:
•'
December, first month of i?as-'
Belknap County
• rationing,
total collections
(P. O. Lac'onia), N. H.
$158,000 series 1 bonds. - Due Nov.: in Mississippi for- 1942r dropped
Note Offering—Ralph C. Kim-;
urer, has announced that at the
1, as follows: $8,000 in 1951 off only 12%, Frank Mize, State ; .ball, County Treasurer, announces
end of the fiscal year 1942 there
and $10,000 in 1952 to 1966. :J Motor Vehicle
Commissioner, re¬ that the Board of Commissioners
vided
as
follows:
oline
lows:
1942
n*<sh'*ato
1041
toils,.,.,....$130,901.
$217,621
-
M
213.106
22«.8*8
13,086
958
11,654
3,796
4,099
Tclol............... $36M49
$59,000.?%%,' 3% and 3%%
funding bonds,
.
about
Middlesex County
(P. O. Cambridge), Mass,
Has
$304,900
Cash
SurplusCharles P. Howard, County Treas¬
1961
1,
$460,823
-Ci
tickets
sold
..
Pedestrians
Rentals
The
and
misc
authority
has
619
deposited
$40,000 with the trustee, the Man¬
ufacturers & Traders Trust Com-
$20,000 of Series A
Series A-l bonds,
Harry Yates of the
panv. to retire
and $20,000 of
•Chairman
•
Volume
Number 4147
157
authority said in
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLF
To
As of Dec.
bonds and $1,980,000 of
Series A-l
total of $3,320,000.
Mr. Yates said, is
to buy bonds to the
bonds, or a
The trustee,
authorized
extent of the $40,000 on deposit
prior to May 20, 1943.
.V If on that date, the funds are
not
exhausted, the* trustee will
select by lot and the authority will
\
'Call-sufficient
bonds
of
the funds
selected
these
exhaust
to
the
hand.
on
of
balance
'
~
Larchmont, N. Y.
Note Sale—The issue of $20,000
■;
offered
notes
Jan.
18—v.
157,
p.
210—was awarded to the Bank of
Westchester,
0.45%
1943
Larchmont,
of
Dated
interest;
due June
and
Central
Jan.
22, 1943.
Bank
Hanover
&
at
22,
The
Trust
Co., New York, second high bid¬
der, named
New
rate of 0.55%.
a
York
City Housing
Authority, N.
Y.
ler, Chairman, announces that the
authority will receive sealed bids
its
offices, 122
City,
East 44th St.,
until
1
p.m.
(EWT) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
of $2,750,000 notes, comprising six
New
York
series
as
follows:
$350,000 series
1, $400,000 series 2, $500,000 each
for series 3, 4, 5 and 6. The notes
will
dated
be
mature
New
Bond
York
Issue
Would
1943
and
Moore
(State
of)
40-Year
Maturity
Comptroller. Frank
Jan.
27
$600,000
Common
tional
First
is¬
an
of $56,000 bonds to provide for
sue
each
Bank
the
to
of
National
First
Na¬
department
building
Yonkers, and the
terest
Dated
Bank
Denominations
of
Boston.
Dated Jan.
of outstanding cer¬
payment
The
State
*
millions
submitted
of
debt service charges.
asked
for
dollars
in
Mr, Moore
statutory
*
Bonds
Re-Off erred—The
cessful
bidders
for
Bond
at
Ohio
Call—The
urer-was
Town
authorized
to
authority
Marine
Trust
Co.
100,05 for 1.30s.
to
of
.
,
1, water works
Dec. 1, 1970.
Troy, N.Y. .;">,/
V. Bond
Sale
—
bonds
The
$400,000
offered
of
Mortgage between
the%city and the Cleveland Trust
re¬
Jan.
26—
302—were- awarded
p.
Indenture
Co., Cleveland,
to
trustee,
as
dated
of March
as
,
lature
and
debt
limitations
governmental
Jan.
27
units
in
the
incl.
was
Bew-
'•
,
the, limit
of, 10%
teal estate taxes shall be
on
based
the average of the "last
on
'Rate
\
Childs & Co., John Nuveen*
' Bid
■-
165,000.
&
Weigold,; and
Stevenson
E.
H.
&
Co
Rollins
Burr, and
&
B.
-
Van
Coffin
&
v
-
J;
r
2%%: 100.15
c;'
;
100.14
&
Ingen
setts
2
Utica, N. Y.
-
Securities Added
Massachu¬
to
List—The municipal
obligations of the city were added
to the
ments
assessment
rolls
four
-
The
i
.
of
purpose
the
Bewley-
Younglove bill is to require local
taxing authorities to take into ac¬
count "corrections, modifications
or
July 1, 1942, list of invest¬
legal for savings banks in
Massachusetts as of Dec. 28,1942,
according to
the
21.
Bond
the
been
subjected
rolls
have
review.
The
assessment
to
described
ples
rolls upon which taxes are ac¬
tually collected would reflect re¬
ductions resulting from certiorari
Plains,
100.10,
ments.
and
adjustments
compromises of protected
-
..
New
assess¬
Bills
bf
$25,000,000
Sold—An
revenue
issue
bills
was
sold by allotment to various local
institutions
on
Comptroller
rick.
The
Jan.
Joseph
bills
bear
McGold-
0.55%
on
Commercial
awarded
1,
from
Second
high
1943
1950
bid
to
This
of
was
followed
p.
Michigan
Corp.,
100.53 for 1.90s.
■
registered
%
$7,600
bonds.
Due
,
All of the bonds
.
the
funding bonds offered Jan.
124—were awarded
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
of Cleveland, as iy2s, at par
plus a premium of $13, equal to
on
.
basis
of
about
thorized
the
mission
dated Dec.
are
011
or
order
on
Dec.
1,
at
Works
au¬
Com¬
to
issue $1,400,000 bonds
they can be marketed
acceptable rate of interest.
an
.
SOUTH
works
DAKOTA
Mitchell, S. Dak.
'
Sale—The $135,000 water
Bond
bonds
offered
Jan.
25-r-v.
157, p. 213—were awarded to the
Mitchell
National
Commercial
Bank,
Bank
Trust
both
the
and
&
Savings
of
Mitchell, jointly,
price of 101.908, a
1.57%, dated Jan.
1, 1943, and due as follows: $7,000
l%s, at
as
basis
of
a
about
from 1946 to
from
1954 incl, and $8,000
1963 incl.
1955 to
TENNESSEE
Sevierville, Tenn.
Bond Call—R. B. Duggan, City
Recorder, announces that the fol¬
lowing series A electric system
revenue
bonds, dated Sept.: 1,
1939, Nos. 26 to 39 both inclusive,
maturing on Sept. 1 in 1946 and
have
1947,
ment
been
called
for
1,
March
on
the
Co., New
1943,
Chemical Bank & Trust
pay¬
at
York City. Denom. $1,000.
Tennessee
(State of)
Bond Issue Bills In
Legislature
—Measures
currently pending in
the State legislature validate a se¬
ries
of
local
lows:
issues
bond
foW
as
Fentress
County, $40,000
funding; Hou'ston County, $17,000;
Loudon, $60,000 funding; Roane
County, $2,166,000 funding and
refunding.
TEXAS
Mexia,
Bond
Truett
interest payment
any
Water
provided
ing
thereafter.
Texas
Call—City Treasurer J. R.
announces
city
called
3%
for
to
that the follow-^
bonds
5%
payment
are
March
1,
and accrued interest, at the
non-optional bonds,
due Chase National Bank, New York
1948 to 1960 inch, were priced to
City:
water
works
refunding,
yield from 1.10% to 1.90%; the Series 1, of 1935,
$176,000, part
2%% optionals, due 1961 to 1969, of an
original issue of $208,000;
were priced at 113, and the-2%'%
refunding, Series 2, of 1935, $399,optionals which mature in 1970 000, part of an original issue of
Bonds
Publicly
Offered
—
The
on
at par
23/4%
were
offered
for
investment
at
;;
110.
Other
for
the
-
$492,000.
Due
Bids—Second
bonds
was
high
offer
an
Dated
March
March
1,
1935.
1, 1975.
bid
WASHINGTON
of
Denom.
Clatskanie People's
Utility District
(P. O. Clatskanie), Columbia
County, Ore.
Int. Rate
Mount
;
Premium
Wright,
L.
the
Due
$4,000
Sept.
1,
Financial
Yonkers, N. Y.
Certificate
Sale
—
Robert
C.
Chronicle
20, at 0.50%
(Reg.
U.
S.
interest,
Patent
as
1945; $5,000,
1946 to 1950 incl.; $6,000, 1951 to
1953 incl.;
$7,000, 1954 to 1956
incl.; $8,000 from 1957 to 1963
incl. and $9,000 from 1964 to 1967
bonded
debt
of
the
NOVA
— Existing
borough is
SECTION
SCOTIA
Halifax, N. S.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $825,retired
cinnati
1*2 %
$ 7.17
000 21/2%, 3% and 3V2% improve¬
Seasongood & Mayer, Cihrby 1957. Of the $397,000 total out¬
ment
bonds
was
cinnati
purchased re¬
12.95
1%%
standing in 1937, there is now an
Ryan.
Sutherland
&
Co.,
cently by a group composed of
Toledo
12.50
1%%
unpaid balance of $287,600.
The
Provident Savings
Gairdner & Co., Frank S. Leslie
Bank &
borough paid off $16,000 bonds at
Trust Co.,
Cincinnati.,..
13.68
2%%
&
Co., both of Toronto; F. J.
maturity on Jan. 1 last and re¬
Brennan & Co. and Cornell, MacFrazeysburg, Ohio
cently purchased a further $7,000
-Bond
Offering — Homer
A. bonds, according to report. In ad¬ gillivray, Ltd., both of Halifax, at
Sharp/ Village Clerk, will receive dition to its debt retirements, the a price of 99.817, a basis of about
sealed bids until noon on Feb. 13 borough is operating on a cash 3.36%. Due serially from 1944 to
J.
A.
White
•
.
&
Co.,
Cin-
scheduled to be completely
..
follows: for the purchase of $8,000 4% fire
basis,
water
and
light
bills
are
1963 incl.
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Spruce Street, New York. BEekman 3-3341. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
William Dana Seibert, President; William D. Riggs, Business
Manager. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other
offices: Chicago—In charge of Fred H. Gray, Western
Representative, Field Building (Telephone State 0613). London—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.C. Copyright 1943 by William
B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New
York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions,
$26.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $27.50 per year.
South'and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe (except Spain), Asia, Australia
and Africa, $31.00 per year. NOTE: On account of the fluctuations in the rates of
exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
as
in
CANADIAN
Carmel, Pa.
Reduction
Debt
Other bids:
of
PENNSYLVANIA
1,
Bidder— •
Offering—J.
$1,000.
follows:
Board. of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids at incl. Principal and interest (M-S)
1225 Yeon Bldg., Portland, until payable at the State Treasurer's
5 P. M. on Feb, 24 for the pur¬ office, or at holder's option, at the
chase of $175,000 41/2%
electric principal office of the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York City.
revenue bonds.
1.44%.
1943 and due $950
March 1 and Sept. 1 from 1944
to 1947 incl.
for
tender. of
■.
'., ;x
a
Jan.
Dated
incl.
First
1956,
date
Bond
to
on
Hemphill,
value in inverse
Secretary
judg¬
tis
White
1963
by
;
any¬
21—v. .157, p.
100.837
by
the
Sale—The
ment
and. due
of
made
was
.
desired.
26 and
of
F.
re¬
to
payment to
than
157,
to .the-Peo¬
"Bank
1960.
Conneaut, Ohio
Bond
1.80s, at. a price of
basis of about l;792%z 100.17,-
Jan.
1
v.
is
/%'•"'
re¬
Montgomery,
City
Comptroller,
and reports that $1,200,000 certificates
and of indebtedness were sold on Jan.
April 29, 1943.
and
Jan.
in
inter¬
are
$15,000,000
as
a
Dated
City
by
dated Jan. 29, 1943
mature $10,000,000 April 22
est,
detail
16291
where
other-
owner,
""
$165,000
B.
>
28
D.
■,
cases
one
*;:^-
Noyes & Co. and Grunthal & Co.
York, N. Y.
'
Revenue
The
Jan.
on
-
Plains, N. Yi
—
National
1.90s
...
.
in
212—were
bill would provide that the final
proceedings,
Sale
"
_,
;
made funding bonds offered Jan.
customarily
are
after
Commissioner
,
White
reductions" in computing these
limitations.
Such
constitutional
changes
Bank
revenue
.
of assignment and transfer
ments
in
bulletin issued by
a
—
*
Legals
and
the
C.
Authorized
»
-«■
%, /,V 1.90%
Sons,
J.
Co.
preceding rolls" of each
county, city, town and village.
completed
Issue
109.646, made by a syndicate com¬
Selah'Moxee Irrigation District
17500, $1,posed of Blyth & Co., First Bos¬
(P. O. Selah), Wash.
210,000.1 Due March i, 1962.
ton Corp., Lazard Freres & Co.,
Bonds Sold—An issue of $117,Said bonds will be paid on or
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., F. 500
3% refunding bonds was pur¬
after March- 1, at the Cleveland
S. Moseley & Co., First Cleveland
chased by William P. Harper &
Trust Co., Cleveland, or at the
Corp., Ry£n, Sutherland & Co. and Son of Seattle.
Guaranty Trust Co., New York
Hawley, Shepard & Co. Third bid
City, at par, plus a premium of of 109.609. was entered by a group
WEST VIRGINIA
5% of par, plus accrued interest
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.
to date called, on presentation and
Grafton, W. Va.
and R. W. Pressprich & Co., and
surrender of said bonds with all
Proposed Bond Issue—The City
associates.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Council recently passed an ordi¬
coupons
maturing on and after Inc. and Lehman
Bros., and others
nance
redemption date.
Coupon bonds bid 109.349.
providing for an issue of
registered as to principal should
$160,000 4% coupon hospital rev¬
be accompanied by proper instru¬
enue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1942.
OREGON
,
.Bacon,„
15125, $1,-
Due March 1, 1961.
Bonds Nos.
.
velt
14001 to
Due March 1,
.-Bonds Nos.' 15126 to 16290, $1,-
/Int. % Rate
-
Bonds Nos.
125,000.
Co., and Sherwood & Co... .a.80% (100.11
George B. Gibbons & Co., Roose-i
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local indebtedness and the 2%
limit
%
yield; from
to.
&
The sponsors explained that the
hew Constitution, adopted in 1938,
that
'
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C. P.
Association of Real Estate Boards.
;
prices
Bidder
•
.
required
at
1.25% to 1.70%, according to ma¬
turity. Other bids;
;
ley, of Lockport, chairman of the
Senate Taxation Committee, and
Assemblyman Joseph R. Younglove, of Johnstown, both Repub¬
licans.
The measure is strongly
indorsed by the New York State
-on
The bankers re-offered the
bonds
Legis¬
Senator William
by
Greenville, S.
Bond
Dillard, City Clerk-Treasurer,
ports that the City Council
Buffalo, ■'A Bond Call—Director of Finance 1, 1938, and those maturing on
f
■;:
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1970 incl., are
Joseph T. Sweeny announces that
pursuant to the provisions of the subject to call at 102% of par
;
remaining in the
light fund.
SOUTH CAROLINA
for
1, 1942, and Resolu¬
Stuart & Co., - Inc. and
Co., Inc., jointly, as. 1.70s, tion No. *21-43, the city .will re¬
500,000 less in interest charges, he
at a price of 100.069, a basis of deem and pay on March 1, out of
averred.
about 1.689%, DatedFeb, 1,1943 moneys in the Sinking Fund the
Bill Would Clarify Local Debt and
due on- Feb.
City- of * Cleveland
1, as follows; following
Limitations—A
bill designed to
$60,000 from 1947 to 1949 inch Transportation System Revenue
clarify the application of consti¬ and $55,000 from 195Q to 1953 bonds aggregating $3,500,000:
tax
total of $7,000
water and
Treas¬
call
Blair &
local
a
■
Bethel,
the
investment
general
tional Bank of New
funding
period.. A forthcoming v.
157,
issue, if placed on a 20-year ma¬
Halsey,
turity, would cost the State $2,-
introduced
regularly discounted and there in
Jan.
$122,000 in 1957, $125,000 in 1958,
$129,000 in 1959, $132,000 in 1960,
$136,000 in 1961, $140,000 in 1962,
payment on March 1, 1943, elec¬ $143,000 in 1963, $147,000 in 1964,
tric1 light plant and power bonds $151,000 in 1965, $156,000 in 1966,
Nos. 43 to 48, in the total prin¬ $164,000 in 1968 and $169,000 in
.V"
'
;
cipal- amount of $6,000. Denom. 1969.
$1,000. Due $2,000 Sept. 1, 1948,
$166,000 21/2%
first mortgage
suc¬
re-offered
prices to yield from 1% to 1.30%,
according to maturity. ;>.*
Next highest bidders for the is¬
sue .were
as
follows: C Chase Na.-
maturity
tutional
In¬
1943.
.
issue State bonds, at his discretion,
for less than the present 40-year
to
1,
„
■
the
bonds.
Jan.
$1,000 and $500.
1, as follows: $500 in
1945, $1,000 in 1946 and 1947,
$500 in 1948, $1,000 in 1949 and
Due
York,. Harris
suggestions to the Chairmen of the Trust & Savings Bank, and North-land $2,000 March 1 and Sept.
Senate.and Assembly fiscal com¬ ern Trust Co., Chicago, 100.07 for 1949.
mittees which he said would save 1.30s; Barr Bros. & Co., Inc. and
Cleveland, Ohio
on
J-J.
26, 1943 and due April
26, 1943.
Legality approved by
city Hawkins, Delafield & Longfellow
has an unused borrowing "margin of New York
City.
1950, $500 in 1951, $1,000 in 1952
of
$1,600,000
and ' its
present
and 1953, and $500 in 1954. Bid¬
bonded debt is $827,000.
NORTH CAROLINA
On the
ders may bid for a different rate
basis of a recently completed ex¬
of interest in multiples of 1/4 of
Tyrrell County
amination of the
qity's; books, a.
1%.
The bonds will be sold to
(P. O. Columbia), N. C.
State official declared that, the
A Bond Call—County Accountant the highest bidder for not less
city's financial condition compares H.
par
and accrued
interest.
S, Swain announces that the than
favorably with any city, of com¬
county has exercised its option Enclose a certified check for $100,
parable size in the State, accord¬ and
will
call
for
payment
on payable to tlie village. ;
ing to statements contained in March
1, at par and accrued in¬
Toledo, Ohio
press reports of Jan.,27.
:,
terest, the following 5% refund¬
Secondary r Issue Offering — A
Syracuse, N. Yi
v.-.
ing bonds: ..
.: *
syndicate
composed
of
Braun,
;
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 cou¬
Road and bridge, .Nos.
1, 2, 7, Bosworth & Co., Toledo; Fahey,
pon or registered general refund¬
11,12, ,17, 19 and 21, $3,000.
Clark & Co., Field, Richards &
ing bonds offered Jan. i 28 were
School, No. 3, $1,000.
Co., and McDonald-Coolidge &
Dated
awarded to a syndicate composed
March
1,
1938.
Due Co., all of Cleveland; John Nuof C. F. Childs & Co.,
Glore, For- March 1, 1948.
veen
&
Co., Chicago; Hayden,
Holders of said bonds are re¬
gan & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Miller & Co. and Merrill, Turben
Fenner & Beane, A. G. Becker & quested
to
present
them
with &
Co., both of Cleveland; Mar¬
Co. and Newburger, Loeb & Co., Sept. 1, 1943 and subsequent cou¬
tin, Burns & Corbett, Inc., pur¬
all of New York, as 1.30s, at a pons.; attached, to
the Chemical chased via competitive
bidding
price of 100.082, a basis of about Bank & Trust Co., New York from the Prudential
Life Insur¬
1.291%. Dated Feb. 1, 1943/^De¬ City.-* •
"..
ance
Co., Newark, on Jan. 26, a
nomination $1,000.
Coupon form,
block
of $3,000,000 bonds, at
a
NORTH DAKOTA
registerable as to principal and
price of 110.577, a basis of about
interest, and not otherwise. Due Melby Special School District No. 1.89%. Sale consisted of:
$2,834,$110,000 on Feb. 1 from 1948 to
15 (P. O. McHenry), N. Dak.
000
2% %
first mortgage water
1957 incl.
Principal and interest
Bonds Sold—The $10,000 school works revenue bonds.
Due Dec.
(F-A) payable at. the Chase bonds for which all bids were re¬ 1, as follows:
$96,000 in 1948,
National Bank, New York City.
jected on Sept. 28 last, were later $98,000 in 1949, $101,000 in 1950,
Legality approved by Caldwell;; purchased by the State.
$104,000 in 1951, $106,000 in 1952,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell of
$109,000 in 1953, $112,000 in 1954,
OHIO
New York City.
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$115,000 in 1955, $119,000 in 1956,
the
tificates of indebtedness.
bonds
Possible—Measure
Amend
Limit—State
C.
Feb. *15,
Aug. 16, 1943.
.on
Bonds—The
.
Note Offering—Edmond B. But¬
at
Issue
Council recently authorized
31, the authority had
outstanding $1,340,000 of Series A
|
Rensselaer, N. Y,
letter to bond¬
a
holders.
435
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General
RAILROAD
Affiliated
Lo^d,
states
PUBLIC UTILITY
Andrew J.
—
addressed
statement
in a
in part:
to
share-
is as follows: We con¬
convertible debentures.
These have always commanded a good market, and at the present
time are
quoted 100 bid.
Shares outstanding are about the same
number as one year ago—approximately 4,000,000 shares.
The asset
value per share increased during the year from $2.04 per share to
$2.16
per
share.
Dividends of 14 cents per share were declared
during the year, representing a return of 7% on the asset value as
of
Dec.
31, 1941.
Total net assets increased from $18,149,415 to
$18,562,587 on Dec. 31, 1942.
*
Constructive
Investment
Program.—For some years prior to the
spring of 1942 we pursued a most conservative investment policy,
retaining a large portion of the assets of the company in cash and
have
to
bonds.
Government
experienced
investment
to
sense
and
it to be simply good
possible way while the
every
deflationary process ran its course.
Early last year, however, we reached the conclusion that a turn for
the better was close at hand.
From April on, the liquid funds of the
invested.
Audited figures show that as of
Dec. 31 only a relatively small portion of the Fund's assets remained
uninvested.
The composition of the portfolio at the year-end was as
company
steadily
were
Oscar Dube & Cie, Inc.; Fraser, Dingman & Co.; R. A.
Daly
Co., Ltd.; Matthews & Co.; Dyment, Anderson & Co.; Fry &
Co.; W. C.
Co., Ltd.
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Invested
Yield
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■
Preferred
stocks
Corporate
bonds
U.
Cash
other
and
Average
6.11
Warrant
connection
Offer—In
2.50
5.79
—
with
both
on
the
"The
156, p. 2303.
excess
prosecution
is
"The
such
indicated
proceeds
present
working
by
the
fact
of
sale
of
the
war
and
program
vital factor
a
in
the
for
for
'After
income
Co.—Earnings—
1942
279,855
281,361
$279,855
—
$522,527
$0.28
depreciation
and
for
reserves
$0.68
other
expenses
than
•
shares
584,950
Canadian
$803,888
—T._._
share
common
repairs,
1941
$559,710
taxes
income
taxes.
ton
of
stock,—V,
common
156,
1857.
p.
American-Marietta
The
the
for
shares
preferred
In
operation
will
shares
addition, they
enable
of
the
the
will
supply
business-
in
part
a
intended
are
to
the
Net
Net
provide
—V.
of
sources
not
only
materials
raw
been
business
Canada
"In
will
for
"Those
of
naturally
the
market
for
the
have
less
no
devoted
great
faith
that
shall
demolish
have
without
dimensions
pre-war
are
believe
we
"to
to
wili
the
after
carry,
the
little
cost
extent
that
nothing
favorable
for
Canada
of
to
-
330,128
*$364,466
and
June
plus
cents,
Dividend—
dividend of
extra
10
cents
per
share
were
20
cents
the first
15.
15
share
per
has been
quarter of
each;
cents
year-end
of
1943,
during
Payments
25
15,
a
on the capital
to holders of record Feb. 5.
on Feb. 14 and Nov. 16, last year,
Feb.
paid
Rolling Mill Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
of
Feb.
record
14
they
Co.—Extra
1941.—V. 156, p. 1571.
15,
cover
of
payable
each
cents
10
Feb.
dividend
stock
trade.
than
both
$10,
par
on
A
used
are
Re-Insurance
American
the
war,
or
they
and
"the company should emerge from the war
was. before,
assuming, of course, that oppor¬
it
—-
Sept.
were
20
15,
cents.—V.
10
declared
156,
common
to
holders
follows:
as
cents;
the
on
payable March
1942
March
15
and
Dec,
16,
20
1736.
p.
war.
who
us
also
that
has created
used—and
trade
432,918
$284,962
—
regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share
and the
stock,
ultimate
says,
as
the
have
isn't,
either
from
employment, in taxes and in international
foreign
prior to
it
in
strong
as
tunities
were
gain
states
taxes—1
--
directors have declared an
Extras
and
are
event," he
any
least
at
and
the company
facilities
694,594
125.
p.
American
The
the. subscription agents, President R. E. Powell refers
satisfactory results of the 40 years that the company
in
the
and State
profit
157,
1941
$6,370,325
———
post-war
to
highly
taxes-...,-...
Canadian
the
.
letter
a
the
is
_
before
Federal
of
1942
$7,205,119
717,880
sales
Profits
public to participate in
largest consumer of power in
Canada but also, through its
development of Canada's immense, hydro¬
electric power resources, has created a,
major industry far removed from
which
enterprise
Co.—Earnings—
Calendar Year—
that
the
requirements.
capital
period.
of
;
of
industry which is
Leather
&
profit
Net profit •
fEarnings per
inventories, accounts and notes
receivable, prepaid expenses, deferred charges and plant cash accounts
presently aggregate more than $50,000,000.
If
Southern RR— Continues Purchase of
Reserved
operations of the company require working
capital far
of that needed in the past.
The magnitude of such require¬
authorities
Alabama Great
♦Operating
current
ments
a
Bonds—
immediate
Hide
American
economy.
In
unless
preferred basis were exercised by almost 1,000
shareholders in May and June of 1942.
The average price at which
shares were purchased through this offer was $1.83.
As of Jan. 18,
1943, the liquidating value per share is approximately $2.31, so that
there has
been
an
appreciation of more than 25%.
In addition,
dividends
of 10 cents per share have been paid
in the interim.—
shares
purchase
for
post-war operation of an
is very glad that its counsel have been able to work
company
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
the present offering.
Regarding the purpose of this financing, the prospectus states that
"in
offering the preferred shares for subscription at this time the
company has primarily in view the need of additional
working capital
additional facilities
to
,
in
In
rights
Denton, Ltd.; Brawley, Cathers
,
—
operation,
year's
the
&
that the consolidated net profit available for dividends
for the year 1942 was in excess of
$13,500,000, or more than 18 times
the annual dividend requirement on the
$1.5,000,000 preferred shares
to
6.02
"The
estimates
pany
has
:
(over-all)
Burns Bros.
product."
6.24
1.07
Co., Ltd.;
MISCELLANEOUS
-
out the matter in this way to the end that it may get forward with
the payment of the arrearages of dividends on the preferred stock and
release for payment the dividend on th common stock."—V. 157. p. 125.
Co.; La Corporation de Prets de Quebec; J. E.
Laflamme, Limitee,
and Bartlett, Cayley & Co., Ltd,
In the prospectus issued in connection with the
new issue,
the com¬
the
5.08
17.43
—
assets--—
yield
gross
■
6.60
——
;
Government bonds
S.
69.60
>
—*
%■ '
%
.
.
stocks
Common
&
&
an
follows:
INSURANCE
Limitee;
markets
felt
we
in
assets
conserve
the securities
to war,
went
deflation,
persistent
a
world
the
As
INDUSTRIAL
■
Harris &
Harrison
the over-all picture (for 1942)
outstanding
$10,000,000 4%
Statistically,
tinue
Monday, February 1, 1943
Corporation and Investment News
-
Inc.—Review of 1942
Fund,
President,
h alders
V.
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
436
lives to
our
in
its
the
the
aluminum
American Ship Building Co.—New Directors—
industry
age
future,
but
unprejudiced
many
John Sherwin,
of light metals is just beginning.
unneeded
war
facilities
which
we
can
loss
hold-for
or
which
eventualities—and
always managed to
earn
directors.
business
a
Jr., a partner of Pickands Mather & Co. and C.hn T.
the Pioneer Steamship Co., have been elected
They succeed Frank Armstrong and Charles L. Hutchinson.—
1857.
"
"
Hutchinson, President of
V.
156,
p.
profit for its
a
shareholders.
The
of New York, 140 Broadway, New York,
N. Y., has been authorized to continue the purchase of first consoli¬
dated mortgage series A 5% bonds due Dec., 1,1943, at 104!/a flat, and
series B 4%
bonds due Dec. 1, 1943, at 103 % flat, to and including
Feb.
Guaranty
1943.
15,
trust
Co.
with
due
coupons
All America Cables &
L.
Radio, Inc.—New Vice-Pres.—
Henderson, for the past 10 years Traffic Manager of
The
Commercial Cable Co.
and the Commercial
"We
such
are
war and, as
require more mcney than we'Ve got, investment in our
shares will help ~tcr finance the War-as well as to
provide
activities
preferred
additional
the
American
devoting ourselves exclusively to production for
working
capital
certain
to
be
needed
if ;the
Cable
associates
Co.,
has been
Radio, Inc.
elected
Corp.,
is
Henderson
Mr.
War
member
a
Communications,
and
Board
cable
the
of
International Telephone
Vice-President
a
of
the
acts
and
companies
of
Cable
All
Committee
Cables
the
between
the
mentioned above.
(The)
In announcing the purchase, M. E. Coyle, General Manager of Chev¬
rolet, said that immediate remodeling and rearrangement of the prop¬
erty are contemplated. He said that production at the new plant will
be under the direction of the Army Air Forces.—V. 157, p. 214.
Act,
1932.—V.
157,
.
stock,
no
Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
cents
value,
par
share has been declared
per
payable
Mar.
to
3
holders
\
of
charged
$85,271
51,632
$73,153
47,151
$84,438
45,313
mtges._
on
$96,314
56,108
Sales
common
record
Feb.
profit
$39,125
$26,002
$33,639
$40,206
5,356
•
———,
8,031
13,913
(incl.
;
interest)
Real
1942
and
stocks_____
income
Total
Gen. corp. exps.
Depreciation
Adjust,
Loss
of
Net
& taxes
-
$47,552
26,483
25,528
11,574,596
investment
N.
on
loss
28,211
28,041
454
$16,162
$4,669
$1,579,054
$4,326
$9,558 in 1940 profit from
sale of real estate,
tAdjustment of investment in the Broad-Exchange
Co. (less amount charged against reserve for possible losses of
$250,000), as above, $1,574,596.
Balance
$1,519,373
and
and
mortgages
and
real
Dec.
estate,
$2,400,000;
cash,
31,
at
1942
depreciation
of
27,456
$18,197,747
Unearned
City
real
accounts
prepaid
insurance,
preferred
stock
estate
(less
reserve
of
receivable, $380; office
$2,511; total, $971,726.
(24,000
shares,
par),
no
Losses
for
taxes
$3,723,707
1,031,211
stock (par $5), $660,000; accounts payable, $3,992;
$10,080; rents received in advance and secur¬
155,
—
„—_
dividend of
A
25
cents
per
share has been declared
on
the
Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd.—Preferred Stock
Offered—An issue of 150,000 shares of 5% cumulative
redeemable
sinking
offered
was
Jan.
25
fund preferred
in
$100 per share through
the
a
shares
Canadian
Subscriptions
the
being received in each
agents (below) registered
are
subscription
such Province and also
ized
to
The
A.
receive
Preferred
Ames
as
so
through
investment
any
dealers
of
in
registered and author¬
agents
are
listed
as
follows:
&
Co,, Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.; The Dominion
Securities Corp., Ltd.; Royal Securities Corp., Ltd.;
Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., Ltd.; L. G. Beaubien & Co., Ltd.; Greenshields &
Co., Inc.; W. C.
Pitfield & Co., Ltd.; McLeod, Young, Weir &
Co., Ltd.; Rene-T. Leclerc
Inc.;
Cochran,
Murray & Co., Ltd.; Collier, Norris & Henderson, Ltd.'
Co., Ltd.
Bell, 'Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.; Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd.; Savard,
Hodg¬
son
& Co.,
Inc.; James Richardson & Sons; McTaggard, Han'naford
Birks & Gordon, Ltd.; Midland Securities,
Ltd.; Eastern Securities Co.'
Ltd.; F. J. Brennan & Co., Ltd.; T. M. Bell & Co.,
Ltd.; Mead & Co!,
Ltd.; Kerrigan, MacTier & Co., Ltd.; Societe de Placements,
Incorporee!
Hamel, Fugere & Cie, Limitee; J. C. Boulet, Limitee; Clement, GuiGairdner &
mont, Inc.;
Societe Generale de Finance,. Inc.; Lagueux &
DesRochers,
25
will
be
$1,
share
made
Payments
to
1
avail¬
these
on
and June
•
cents
per
March
1, Sept.
1
,
by the balance of the industry
whole."—V. 157, p. 5.
as a
*
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Inc.—Output—
for the week
of
200,000
200,000
week
___
95,055
9.42%
the
over
of
output
1,000,000
1,000,000
11,272,250
11,685,618
12,544,765
five
•Jan.
73,279,900
2-
for
the
corresponding
.
1943
1942
72,928,000
"
9—
Jan.
kwh.
weekly output of electric
for the last
energy
follows;
years
Week Ended
$18,197,747 $17,918,691. $1.7,9.70,519
of
1942.
Comparative table of
72,666,000
1941
1940
60,199,000
61,369,000
79,691,000 ,73,496,000
53,526,000
44,079,000
54,490,000
45,715,000
1939
J,
•
\
u
~
16_
80,072,000
73,424,000
61,159,000
54,066,000
44,973,000
Jan.
Foundry Co.—Court Authorizes Pay¬
Dividend—To Pay $1 on Common
Vice-Chancellor Henry
23
80,181,000
73,280,000
62,056,000
53,526,000
46,455,000
•Includes New
T.
Kays,
in
the
decision
a
the
action
The
on
the
on
payment
counsel
as
for
of
The
the
of I $1
pet
last
the
dividend
also
made
sel
distribution
to
pay
our
legally
to
which
month
common
ago
the
stock,
the
to
stockholders
preferred
our
found
court
complainant
application to the court for
of
make
the
counsel
are
fees
in
the
dividend
some
time
the
on
counsel
amount
an
of
in
the
case
and
his
allowance
to complainant's
$1.04
share
per
the
on
fees
an
18.
Sept.
A
similar
the
quarters,
on
30,
an
with
increase
.■■■■*
■
dividend
a
the
of
$1.25
per
share
on
$5
prior preferred stock, covering
payable March 5 to holders of
payment was made in each of the 12
Feb.
1942,
1,
1940
V.
Daveler,
dividend
being
the
first
since
Elected—*
trustee
of
Hayden Foundation, and W. W. Cumberhave been elected to the board of directors.—
preferred
or
common
stock
until
wa3
such
provides
that notice
applicationi
a
amount counsel fees shall
awarded to complainant's counsel.
It further provides that, having
such dividends on the preferred and
deposited the amount
$1.04 per share withheld from the
arrearages of dividends on the
preferred, the company may pay the dividend
some
time ago.
on
the
common
declared
sugar
(&
Year
and molasses
Ended
Sept.
30,
Expenses
on
;
•
Reserved
for
(including lands)
Net profit
54,038
239,704
301,872
and interest taxes—
—
Consolidated
in
bank
$3,861;
148,865
$112,638
—
(net)
77,495
i.
1
Assets—Cash
reserves,
645,695
1
depreciation——
Deduct adjustments relating to prior periods
less
$1,502,811
readjustment
profit for year_
:
Balance
and
on
advances
6,836
..
1
„
funded debt
Provision for Cuban profits
Net
3,071,610
(net)
re
$4,555,336
25,921
$4,581,257
(net)—
sale of property
1942
!
1
operating profit, before depreciation
Interest
Loss
-
Subs.)—Earnings—
Account,
Total operating revenue
Operating costs (sugar and molasses)-
Net
be
given to the preferred shareholders
before the court on March 15, 1943, for the
Income
Miscellaneous charges
,
shall
Sugar Estates
Revenue from other sources
therefrom
thereon
Feb.
Revenue from
injunction restraining the payment of any
declared
of
ended
Consolidated
preferred
hearing to be held
purpose of determining whether and in what
be
for
company
compared
1941,
Dec.
declared
have
accumulations
Antilla
$1.04 per share of the preferred, or a total of
$301,028,
from which latter sum is to be paid such amount as
shall be awarded
by the court to complainant's counsel as counsel fees.
The decree
of
this
as
1, 1937 when $1,2.5 per share was also paid.
coun¬
,
also
•
of
ago
counsel
finally, disposed of by the court.
"To avoid the delays which would
inevitably result from this, counsel
for the company and the complainant have
finally been able to work
out the form of decree signed by the Vice-Chancellor
which, in brief,
provides that the company as and when it declares the
arrearages of
dividends on the preferred, aggregating $8:29
per • share, shall with¬
hold
of
New Directors
a
declared, and sought
dividends
for
-
(
•
ending
of
kwh.,
month
as
-land of the Wellington Co.
V. 156, p. 2084, 1321.
entitled
were
Nov,
E.
shareholders
they
directors
quarter
preceding
.
total of $301,028, to be paid out of the arrearages of divi¬
dends due to the preferred shareholders when and
as
such dividends
or
342,315,439
their shares.
on
a
might
the
record
Hardy, President of the company, said:
the decision by the Court of Errors and
Appeals con¬
firming the findings of the Vice-Chancellor on the dividend
question,
the company has been most anxious
tp have made and entered a final
we
subsidiaries
electric
corresponding
31, 1942, power output totaled
against 3,343,692,757 kwh. for the same period
increase of 13.11%.—V. 157, p. 341:
an
year,
The
since
that
•
months
12
the
account
■
Charles J.
so
the
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—Preferred Div.
preferred stock dividend, after the reserve for counsel fees has
deducted, would amount to $2,098,512.50.
«
litigation Mr. Unger had won a decree directing the com¬
pany to declare the dividend on its 1936 and
1938 earnings.
Pay¬
ment was prevented
during litigation over his fee.
decree
for
totaled
share
The
"Ever
kwh.
6.72%.
For
Output Shows Increase of 6.72%—
the
December
of
3,782,149,134 kwh.,
-
signed an order permitting payment
shares of common stock.
5(00,000
of
output of
power
month
320,725,810
legal fees to Milton Unger,; who brought
B. Cintas of Havana.
i
■>■'.'
Oscar
also
court
Years.
December Electric
•
New
Jersey Chancery Court,
Jan. 27 signed an order
permitting the company to pay an $8.29
dividend on 289,450 shares of
preferred stock,
!
The Vice-Chancellor
ordered, however, that $1.04 per i share of the
dividend, or $301,028, be deposited with the Hudson Trust Co.'pending
"Over
applications.
subscription
E.
through other dealers
Province
March 3,
of
cents
W. Hill, Jan. 27, stated in part;
"The company's
increased cigarette sales for 1942 was almost double
'
Shares—
declared
acting as subscription agents. The selling group
is headed by A. E. Ames &
Company, Ltd.
dividend
announced.
was
each.
75
payable
Output of electric energy of the electric properties of this company
ended Jan. 23, 1943, totaled 80,181,000 kwh., an increase
839,486
212,750
on
par)
dealers
extra
of
both
Jan,
of
only, at
large syndicate of investment
.
.
-
American Car &
and
($100
markets
it
■
.
stock, payable March 25 to holders of record March 1.
Payments
during 1942 were as follows: March 25, June 25 and Sept. 25, 25 cents
each; and Dec. 21, a year-end of 75 cents.—V. 156, p. 2093.
The
10.
earnings,
dividend
extra
an
dividend
stocks,
-
In previous
common
B
American Water Works & Electric Co.,
$3,173,518
396.
p.
that attained
*
1,000,000
„
Feb.
cents
of
percentage
been
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
Up 18.1%—
1942—12 Mos.—1941
George
200,000
—^
quarterly
common
1942 were as follows;
75
1,
183,100 /
•
..
during
Dec.
declared
27
regular
and
1942
182,850
expenses—./
reserve
Total
—V.
.
1,440,530
adjustment
and
of
Jan.
on
the
record
of
President
1,878,946
$4,102,116
in process of
Contingency
Capital
Net surplus
interest payable,
ity on leases, $3,182; deferred credits, $4,412; deficit, $2,109,939; total,
$971,726.—V. 155, p. 538.
1942—Month—1941
$17,918,691 $17,970,519
1
premiums
and
27,179
2,347,015
1,916,392
:
and
common
out
issues
16,500
509,403
.
.
ment
*
(less
cost
$91,134;
$1;
cumulative
common
York
New
on
fixtures,
Liabilities—6%
accrued
City
Sheet,
mortgages thereon of $1,135,022), $384,350; securities
representing New York City real estate investments and
$877,699;
$921,261),
furniture
589,177
accrued-,.—-
able
and
advances
bonds
York
16,500
683,259
-27,811
directors
share
the
holders
3,054,384
16,369
collection—
„——
Reserve
——
•
Assets—New
rents
Liabilities—
3,054,716
estate——..
of
deposit and in office
on
1940
real
on
course
and
Total
1942, $3,322 in 1941,
$1,846 in
in
1941
2,992,637
—
loans
Reserve for all other claims.
—
—
•Includes
Interest
$52,380
World's
Y.
bonds
Fair
$34,033
26,024
24,172
$44,481
24,720
24,430
Co.—December Sales
157, p. 5.
per
on
$12,561,279 $11,883,828 $12,484,106
estate
Mortgage
Cash
—
-
American Tobacco Co.—Extra Dividend of 25 Cents—
Co.—Balance Sheet Dec. 31
Assets—
12,174
•Income from other inv.
Anderson, Ind.
$19,246,568 $16,287,803 $206,562,966 $157,677,475
-
—V.
18.
24,
Premiums
Net
Stores
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
on
during 1942 were as follows: Mar. 3 and June I, 25 cents
Sept. 1, 50 cents; Oct. 15, 75 cents; Nov. 16, 50 cents; and
75 cents.—V. 156, p. 1571.
each;
Bonds
operations
Int.
plant in
Payments
1939
Net inc. from real estate
Co.'s
American
dividend of 25
American Eagle Fire Ins.
1940
Wire
&
340.
p.
American Arch
A
Dec.
1941
1942
the
Jan. 22 that
Steel
one of great industrial activity.Any such investment should
in addition to and not in place of
Victory bonds."
' ■
* '
According to the prospects, the new preferred shares, ih the
opinion
of
counsel, will be a legal investment for funds of insurance com¬
panies registered under the British and Canadian Insurance
Companies
Realty Co.—Earnings-
Alliance
from Detroit, Mich.,
negotiations have been completed for the acquisition of the American
post-war
The
Years End. Dec. 31—
Co.—Sells Plant—
Press dispatch
period is
&
Board
Wire
&
Associated
an
Chevrolet Division* of .General Motors Corp. announced on
be
Telegraph
of
officer
liaison
as
&
America
Steel
According to
■
4
corporation,
Pacific
of
1,
157, p. 5.)—V. 157, pp. 5 and 6.
(See also V.
Forest
this
June
office of
1, 1943,
at the principal
1943, and Dec.
must be surrendered
Bonds
company
attached.
Trust
Sheet, Sept. 30,
hand, $2,047,111;
to
planters,
$35,143
1942
accounts
$133,218;
raw
receivable,
sugar
sold
•
liquidation '(343,261
pending
received
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
157 ' Number '4147
Volume
account,
on
zation
estimated sales . value, less
sold pending liquidation,' at
bags)," at
molasses
$2,533,166;
proceedings of Associated Gas and. Electric Co, and Associated
Corp., and such regulatory bodies as have jurisdiction
thereto,- allocate and distribute said securities and other
assets to or among the trustee of Associated Gas and Electric Co. and
the-
company's
stantially.
Gas and Electric
with
-estimated sales valueless received on.acCdunt, $80,004; annual-instal¬
ments
on
lands sold, $23,045;
merchandise in-commercial stores; at
respect
the trustees of Associated Gas and Electric
Corp., and
total,
'and
•
$16,152,570.
•
•
proposed
$2,120,657;' ac¬
counts payable, $63,823; provision for shipping expenses of sugar and
molasses, $127,903; taxes, interest, insurance, etc., accrued, $174,971;
provision for payment of, or in lieu of,' accumulated interest on 6%income debentures, $1,279,872; funded debt, $13,919,640; common stock
(par
$100»,
$2,440,100; deficit, Dr$5,416,908;
capital surplus arising
from partial condonation of 20-year 6% income debentures, $1,442,512;
Liabilities—Loan
•
total,
from
Defense
156,'
$16,152,570.—V.
Supplies
affiliates, in-such proportions
arbitration, judioial proceedings,
Corporation,
the
securities
of
the
persons
who
Ended—
Years
Net
profit
oper.
Depreciation
for soc."
j.—^—
468,083
V.
tax...
423,734
392,621
342,190
and
Fed
Gen.
for
res.
Net
750,000
382,193
profit
Dividends
Shares
capital
per
stock...
share—.
Balance
joint
Sheet,
81,
Dec.
in banks,
Utilities Corp.
A
stock
in
97,315
$1.99
f
Gilbert
accounts
machinery
able)
of
E.
E.
and
from
158.
of
is
stock,
ments
of
25
Oct.
and
March
cents each
during
Payments
18
payable
$1,
par
25
were
1
Operating
revenues
Operating
June 22
expenses
,
30,
Ami.
12,730.132
1,
facilities
and
be-taxed
to
their
serving
in
limit
operations could be expected to be on
that our over-all
a
profitable basis during 1943," he said.
There was no discussion as to
the company's preferred dividend arrears at the meeting.
<
In reply .to a question on operations of the Nathan Schweitzer Co., a
subsidiary, Mr. Eastwood said that Armour now owned all the stock
In that concern and was liquidating the company,
"Because of OPA pricing and the loss of steamship and other busi¬
ness due to the war, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the Nathan
Schweitzer Co. to operate profitably, and Armour for some time has
,
the
foreseen
of discontinuing
necessity
operations of that company
to
this end Armour recently
"To
purchased the Schweitzer family's one-
and now owns all the stock.
The company
liquidation.
Armour has invested $155,500
received dividends of $795,600, or about five
half interest in the company
is
now
times
the
in
the
in
our
of
process
company
and
has
investment."—V.
157,
p.
a
stock, payable March 3
common
4,345,000
900,000
27,900,000
7,650,000
paid
ry.
for
&
."
Payments
1/
The
2,411,080
846,731
Dr356,676
DrlJ3,663
.
directors
The
share
on
the
March
record
have
stock,
The
12.
year-end dividend of 50 cents per
$1, payable April 7 to, holders of
distribution made on this issue was 25
declared
common
2,054,404
Rayon
the 6%
share on
per
last
24,261.189
11.—V.
Feb.
stock,
156, p.
of
10
cents
payable
733,068
156/
share has been
per
Feb.
made
were
quarterly
of
dividends
directors
Electric
both
1737.
Co.-—Hearing
have
on
Purchase
of
•
:
issued
an
Leland
Lyon,
committee
9. to
Feb.
on
holders
16,
filed
by
order reconvening a hearing, on the
declared on
proposes
Richmond Light & RR.,
sidiary,
available
cash
ficient
to
redeem,
to enable such company to have suf¬
at the call price of 105, the entire
$1,000,000 first and collaterari trust
gold bonds, due July 1, 1942.—V. 157, p. 341.
issue
outstanding
of
4%
Associated Gas & Electric Co.—To Compromise
50-year
as
record
and Deo. .21,
dividend
a
Swenehart,
created
Jan.
on
appointed
Director
appointed
Director
2303.
p.
new
a
been
application
marized
follows:
as
have entered into agreements to com¬
promise their claims and those of their direct and indirect subsidiaries
and affiliates, against Daniel Starch and against Travis, Brownback
&
Paxson.
As part of such
agreements (1) Travis, Brownback &
Paxson will deliver to applicants-declarants the
following debentures
of
Associated Gas and Electric Corp.:
4Va%
debentures due 1973,
applicants-declarants
The
1978,
5%
debentures due 1973, $6,800, and 33/4% debentures due
$3,000, which are to be delivered to the trustees of Associated
Electric Corp. for cancellation; and the following Associated
and Electric Co. stock: 64 shares original series preferred stock;
Gas
5
shares $6.50
and
of
and
1
class
share
Associated
Starch- will
dividend series preferred stock;
Gas
deliver
A
13
shares common stock
which are to be delivered to the trustee
Electric Co. for cancellation; and (2) Daniel
applicants-declarants the following securities:
stock,
and
to
Electric Co, 4Vfe%
gold bonds, due 1953; $3,000
Electric Co. gold debenture consolidated refunding
of Associated Gas and Electric Corp.
334%
income
1978; $20,800 of Utilities Employees
Securities Co. income notes,: due 1981; 96 shares of common stock bf
Associated Gas and Electric Co.; 13Va optional stock purchase warrants
of Associated Gas and Electric Co., and 40 shares of common stock,
class
A, of General Gas & Electric Corp.
The foregoing securities of Associated Gas and Electric Co., Asso¬
ciated Gas and Electric Corp, and certain subsidiaries and affiliate
$1,000
Associated
Associated
Gas and
4V'a%• series,
1958; $7,000
debentures, due
due
together with certain other assets, will be "delivered to
applicants-declarants.
After payment therefrom of the Expenses of
investigation,
negotiation, - settlement, and distribution, applicantsdeclarants Will, with the approval of the U. S. District Court for, the
Southern Distriot of New York, having jurisdiction over the reorgani¬
companies/
627,161
631,477
604,689
$840,615
$838,941
$914,684
210,805
203,834
67,306
206,483
223,737
47,918
98,162
U0,798
~81~934
352,331
300,600
307,567
417,598
$233,680
$170,712
$214,092
$191,414
172,235
174,611
178,136
179,193
expenses.--,.
losses..
values..
sec.
for
year__
pfd.
div..
at
Sheet,
and
Dec.
.
1942
31,
hand, $389,068; deposits in banks In
option and purchase agreements,
on
deposits
receivable,
cost
in
under
$925,728;
mortgages,
first
$162,465;
real
(less
reserve
for depreciation), $751,928;
participating
mortgages, etc., $57,742; securities of City Stores
other securities, $3,864,937; investment in and ad¬
bonds,
$6,431,087;
to
banks
in
$150,005;
loans
subsidiaries
participating
and
brokers
$35,958;
Similar
last
taxes,
year.
$81,657;
396.
p.
and
affiliates/$1,761,480; treasury stock (27,765
$50 par),. $667,252;
due from cus¬
receivable, $1,810; accrued interest
deferred charges, $11,080; total, $15,276,540.
_./.,
preferred,
and
account
for expense, $23,325;
reserve
cents
15
"*<
y
;
..
vi
of
of
the
of
22
that
announced
public
the
in
relations
the
relations
to
3,
Bendix
shares
be
has
has
service.—V.
12 Mos. End.
E.
156,
at
$30
net
Cost
of
for
losses)—
fourth
101,929
82,385
is
Income
(less cost of borrowings)—.
expenses
for State
$501,162
•
and
281,808
38,825
56,320
taxes—
Minority interests' proportion of loss of subsid—
income
Dividends
preferred
stock
Consolidated
—-
Balance
construction
possessed
$242,188;
loans,
notes
$908,253;
automobiles,
investment
deferred
charges;
and
for
Liabilities—Bank
taxes,
and
industrial
receivables,
value
Leeper
office
and
$12,802;
life
of
Coal
of
re¬
$158,297;
040,000
operations
$4,977,797.
The
the
insurance
and
$100,330;
accruals,
premiums pay¬
$21,439; reserve for
amounts
withheld
of
$65,000
101
and
Trust
Guaranty
of
them
therefor
fund
will be
Jefferson
Co.,
the
at
sinking
Payment
and
140
called
with
time
any
receive
10-year
Fifth
Trust
Holders
render
at
of
interest.
Co.,
redemption
the
Code
During
and
either
5%
of
may,
I,
1943
the
of
notes
April
due
June
1,
a
at
made
at the Fidelity & Columbia
Knoxville, Tenn., or at the
New York, N. Y.
at
101-and interest to
their
and
above
option,
subsequent
mentioned
April 1,
present
and
companies
1943.—V. 157,
sur¬
will
p,
The
and
from
Aviation Capital
The
SEC
Jan.
on
has
Company
19
ceased
was
Inc.—Liquidation, Etc.—
issued
to
be
organized
its
an
126,
in
Del.
April
under the Investment
Company Act of
1929.
On
Aug.
29,
1942
a
of
.•
has
registered
paid
by
157,
dissolution
was
pay
added
to
for
possible
a
materials
raw
and $13,000 000
so
established
provide
not
*
was
reserves
and supplies
added to the con¬
wasr
set. up.-put
of
amounted to $30,907,716 as compared with $42,127,091
The estimated cost of completing construction authorized and
is
allowed
Internal
Revenue
amount provided
$13 500,000,
as
a
for
of
deduction
was
purposes
Code,
■
in 1942 to amortize the cost of emergency
which, it is estimated, $8,900,000 will bo
for
Federal
income
and
excess
profits
tax
1942.
4th Quarter
1942
$
Net
Adopted—
billings
for
prec.
this
—
Prov.
for
1942
s
413.266 817
87,597,423
52,596,167
Yoar 1942
Year 1941
$
$
1,513,391.932
961 2*0 737
222,494,879 162,778,500
9,339,600
5,965[997
5,101.280
1,397,254
9,634,854
8,784,043
72,861,289
42,414,870
176,887,760 119,757,796
67,130.000
charges
depl.
(incl.
34.970,000
151.500.000
85,3QO.O0O
5,731 289
7,444.870
25,387,760
34,457.796
$1.37
$1.94
$6.31
$9.35
& de-
amort.)
Net income
his
3d Quarter
434.253 554
and other
*Prov,
new
toward the plan will be required of
any employee
to $250 monthly, according to Herbert Eiscnhart. President.
Those earning in excess of that amount
may join in a plan in which
up
to
which
is
*
in" 1939
1942.
•
Total income
amounting to 30%
of
when combined with his social security payments.
contribution
reserve
values
certain
year
to
thereof
Operating Results for Stated Periods
company about a week ago announced the adoption of a
retirement
income plan under which each. retiring employee of
concern
will
receive
for
life
payments
No
of
the
to
inventory
prices
for the
783
as
year.
which
Internal
the
retirement
Section
taxes
of
to
issued
The
monthly
added
780
tax
expenditures in 1942 for additions and improvements to
(excluding facilities to be paid for and owned by the U. S.
The total
Int.
earning
under
that
cash
facilities
6.
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.—Pension Plan
the credit for debt
entitled
fourth
1941)
year
for
profits
excess
the
in
the
1941
(ingots
per
p.
made
for
in
,
provisions of the
for
all
liabilities
including
of liquidation and dissolution, a first liquidating dividend
share was declared and the same is being currently
The Commercial National Bank and Trust Co. of New York.
—V.
accrued
of the
provided for
total
expenses
$11.25
provision
provided
or
,
the Secretary of State of Delaware.
After
setting up appropriate reserves
the
taxes
refund
normal cost,
production
by
of
the
progress
It
1940
certificate
for
owned
as an open-end, diversified,
management company.
At a meeting of its board of directors held
July 21, 1942, a resolution
was
adopted declaring it advisable that the company be dissolved.
At a special meeting
held August 26, stockholders consented to the
dissolution.
income
to
as of Dec. 31, 1942 (excluding facilities to be paid for and
by the U. S. Government) is $39,500,000.
expected that of the expenditures aggregating $103.02^:330 for
additions and improvements made in 1940, 1941 and 1942
approximately
$75,150,000 will be subject to amortization for tax purposes under tha
.
It
for
paid
The amounts
reserve.
1941,
in
company.
20,
charged
was
Government)
finding and order declaring that the
investment
become
market
the
in
properties
in
company
of the beginning
as
or
deducting
amount
capacity.'
attached,
coupons
trust
stock outstanding in the
of the year as compared with $9.35 per-
and castings)
averaged 97.9% of capacity
during the fourth quarter, as compared with 97.4% during the previous
quarter, and averaged 98.0% for the entire year, as compared with
101.5% for the previous year.
Effective Jan. 1, 1943! the rated steel
capacity was increased by 200.000 net tons to 12.900.000 net tons, per
annum.
Current steel production is approximately 99%
of the new
total
1947
income
will become entitled under Section
the
deducted
Steel
1943
the
in
common
additional
an
post-war
after
their estimated
income.
1,
outstanding
$2.96 per share for the
for the year 1942, after
the 7% cumulative preferred stock,
on
the
$3,761,285,
1942 $2,800,000 was
decrease
to
Streets,
Broadway,
notes
June
as
stock
and
1942, before deducting interest and other
investment of the corporation
$5,000,000
of
the
corporation
tingent
for
1942
of the total
$110,002,700
of
amount
included in
Avery & Sons Co.—Notes Called—
called
on
amount paid
,
been
of
capital stocks and surplus
included
1942
with
corporation
the
„.
have
quarter of 1942. after deducting
cumulative preferred stock, is
1941.
premium,
(which
Revenue
from
borrowers, $39,530; reserve for losses, $107,097; reserve for losses (bulk
purchase), $6,632; deferred income, $185,794; minority interests' equity
in subsidiary, $62,842;
7%.: cumulative preferred stock, $452,250; com¬
mon stock, $240,310; earned
surplus, $420,854; capital surplus, $411,382;
total, $4,977,797.—V. 155, p. 2003,
/
••
■
y.,
,
.
;
y
There
Report for 1942-r~
provided out of income for the year
1942 for taxes (including the corporation's share of those of
partially
owned subsidiary companies and ore mining corporations)
was $188,-
compared
$2,864,785;
Options Exercised—?
common
net
The
share
equal to 5.19%
the
quarter of
payable
year
aggregate
in
dealers,
on
2033.
p.
1942...
The
insurance
Co.,
156,
year.
depreciation),
for
quarter
1941.
per
the
(less
total,
of
$6.31
was
used
borrowings,
reserves
to,
third
represented by bonds,
building
other accounts
$57,625;
surrender
the
the
fixtures,, and' automobiles
and
depreciation); $20,842;
able, $6,927;
current
cash
advances
land
$2,335;
furniture
other
$1,376;
in,
.
public at the end of that quarter as compared with $1.94
for
to
amount
1942
$3,429,422;
on
issue
During the fourth quarter of 1942 the Corporation redeemed $4,678,000
purchase money mortgage 6%' gold bonds issued by Bethlehem Steel Co.,
due Aug. 1, 1998, at the price of $1,810 per bond flat.
The aggregate
60,487
Sheet, Sept. .30,
this
on
7%
the
the
on
The net income for the year
$106,132
14,784
—
receivable,
fourth
on
share
as
year
Assets—Cash,
the
quarter
per
of
$59,499
on
that
quarter
charges,
Crl,216
Net
share
per
to holders of record
156, p. 2033.
hands of the public at the end
$444,261
404,055
-
Federal income
for
income
the
equal
share
Provision
cents
President, states:
$1.37
share
per
$526,647
borrowings:,.,,—.-
20
made
last year,—V.
16,
Nov.
deducting dividends for the year
$603,092
_
of
were
Corp.—Stock
share.—V.
a
for
to
hands of
9 Mos. End.
Sept. 30,'42 Sept. 30,'41
provisions
amount
15. and
Aviation
G. Grace,
equal
charges and interest earned, and other
(less
like
of
Aug.
.dividend
a
value, payable March 3
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Preliminary
Subs.)—Earnings—
f
15,
May
Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
declared
par
Distributions
The
(&
no
John
L Horty
F.
and
stock,
The corporation reports that on Dec. 10, 1942/ Edwin R. Palmer exer¬
cised options to purchase 1,000 shares of common stock at $30 a-share.
On the same date William L. McGrath exercised options to purchase 300
executive
department,
department.
new
industrial
the
4.
March
v
company
have
directors
common
Feb.
,
department,
advertising
The
the
per
.
income
total, $15,276,540.—V. 156,
4
dividends
$16,500;
Gas
1939
$309,995
preferred
stock
($50
par),
$10,000,000;
common
stock
($50
par),
$3,000,000;
surplus,
$1,378,457;
deferred
income, $365,072; dividend payable Jan. 15,
1943, on participating
preferred stock, excluding treasury stock, $172,235; loan payable to
bank, $200,000; due to customers and brokers, $50,795; reserve for
made.on March 1,
was
of
department
Automobile Finance Co.
Claims
Stanley
1940
$207,464
619,532
exps.
receivable,
common
1.
Co.—Organizes New Department—
advertising
and
heretofore Manager
(B. F.)
and declaration has been jointly filed with the SEC
Clarke, trustee of Associated Gas and Electric Co., a
registered holding company, and Denis J. Driscoil and Willard L.
Thorpr-trustees of Associated Gas and Electric Corp.,
a registered
holding company.
A statement of the transaction proposed is sum¬
An
by
the
Feb.,
of
Co.—15-Cent Dividend—
declared
the
joint declara¬
Associated
Electric Co,
11,080,953
25
June
10 cents per share,
President,
has
known
(less
Electric Co, and Staten Island Edison Corp.
to acquire $2,222,000 of its own 4V2%
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1953, from Staten Island Edison Corp. for a cash
consideration of
$955,460,
plus accrued interest, and Staten Island
Edison Corp. proposes to advance the sum of $1,050,000 to its sub¬
tion
Associated
21,195,567
,
Atlas Powder
$151,100;
Bonds—
The SEC
Co.,
1941
$213,454
$844,733
shares
share on
the common stock, payable March
,15 to holders of record Feb., 19.
Like amounts were paid on June 15, Sept. .15 and
Dec,"'15, last'year,
compared with 25 cents in preceding quarters.
A special of $i was
also paid on Dec, 15, 194i;~V. 156, p. 1737/ "
."
.
$1.50
and $1.75 per share on the
payable March 1
to holders of
7. i
1942
$225,202
1858.
p.
$51,181;
Associated
12,894,803
Dr3,065,622 Drl,813,850
-
usual
Corp.—Earnings-
Belding; Heminway
The
1st preferred stock
preferred
second
7%.
record
estate,
a
per share on Nov. 2, 1931.
The directors also
declared the
748,255
$653,725
sales
on
Assets—Cash
Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
Atlantic Refining
<
par
cents
718,310
$843,109
,
previous payment, also
Operating
Goods Corp.—Resumes Common Div.
$1,401,980
61,547
$124,251
■
vances
income
215.
$1,
par
1940.—V.
1942 were as follows:
March 3, June 1, Sept. 1 and Dec.
25 cents each, and Dec. 24, a year-end of 35 cents—V. 156, p. 2004.
Associated Dry
$1,561,419
58,957
income
$66,000;
nt
it
jt.. facil.
oper.
p.
dividend
stock,
Finance
8.
$185,798
$279,517
Balance
20,544,803
distributions
dividend of 25 cents per share on the
to holders of record Feb,
44,664
$220,560
67,404.252
46.859,449
■
during
44,946
income
Profit
62,947,631
-
Period—•
directors have declared
20,635
__
Participating
115,108,820
6.452,374
6.
Armstrong Cork Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
256,433
$1,357,316
commissions,
Extraord.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
52/161,189
been
protect its investment," he said.
253,537
$1,516,473
fixed
Taxes
the
and for lend-lease .shipments," he said.
worthy of no^e since the issuing of our
Navy
changes
no
24,104
$165,163
25.078
—
loss
Operating
trustees
1,746,731
157,
A
statement late in December.
believe
"I
to
continue
for
$1,100,883
20.711
Liabilities—Participating
which began
of the current fiscal year
beginning
Army
been
have
yearly
f
the
of
"There
the
' 4,705,643"
equip.
Net
1942.
"All
needs
•
the
since
basis
Nov.
and
etc.,
E. M. Gilbert
of
6,756,080
amt.
—V.
(111.)—Outlook—To Liquidate Sub.—
Armour & Co.
1,038,381
$1,262,936
157, p. 215.
Int., divs.,
.
George A. Eastwood/President, at the annual meeting of stockholders
held on Jan. 22, stated that operations have been conducted on a profit¬
able
1
$5,665,619
$254,439
income
Profit
1858.
"5,974,052
Atlantic
•
71,810
$140,659
(net)
tomers
and July
•
141,672
$233,728
income
Bankers Securities
is
_L
required for taxes
Of
last* year.
.
"" 711,978
liquidation,
Net
cents;
and Oct.
follows: April 15, 15
155, p. 2273.
as
$1,812,861
calendar Years— *
the
all
oper., revenues—
Net
Dividend—
each.—V.
cents
$2,301,317
$
the common
record Feb/18.
Pay¬
holders of
to
made on
were
1941
15,
Net
as
—V.
acquire
system
156, p.
1942—Month—1941
Operating income
,
by
into Associated
capital stock.
It is
(alleged to consist
and
taxes),
holding-company
Electric Corp.—V.
Period End. Dec. 31—1
share has been declared on
per
$212,469
avail,
Total
the
3,852,758
$375,400
Income
interests
of 35 cents
dividend
liabilities
proposed in order to eliminate the
from
4,468.469
charges
Fixed charges
y '•
Corp.
$6,769,786
319,217
merge
outstanding
the
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$531,686
359,110
Adjust, of
.
Aro Equipment Corp.—35-Cent
(The)
A
SEC
proposed
outstanding
capital stock which will be retired and
common
'.
1942—Month—1941
$734,510
_
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—-Earnings—
($50 par), $4,865,750; earned surplus, $3,531,adjusted capital, $4,973,800; total, $18,783,990.—
surplus
156, p.
•:
-
of Associated Gas and
$1,250,000; capital stock
378;
shares
';
■
-Engineering
payroll, $161,573; Federal income and excess profits taxes (less U. S.
Treasury tax notes,
$4,001,540% $106,460; other Federal and State
taxes, $378,988; social security taxes withheld, $16,079/ withheld on
account U. S. savings bonds, $70,809; general reserve for contingencies,
V.
and
Gilbert
The transaction
$2,950,000;
payable,
notes
payable
to
proposes
its
Engineering Corp.
In return, it
Gilbert Engineering Corp. be given its entire
10
_
$479,152;.
M.
M.
of
.
post-war
accounts,
(less plant reserves of $8,525,739)1 $6,657,850;
credit against Federal excess profits tax, $59,000; prepaid
$173,655; .total/$18,783,990.
;/
,
payable,
Corp.
or
revenues
operating
Rent
(alleged to consist of cash in bank and current accounts, receiv-
issue
equipment
Liabilities—Accounts
Engineering
sub¬
expenses
tax accruals—,—
Inc.
the
summarized
is
employee
from. ry. oper.
rev.
Ry.
M. Gilbert Engineering
proposed
accrued
current
cancelled.
U. S, savings bonds,
estate,
real
transaction
all
that
1942
$1,349,435;
$8,223,107;
process,
and its subsidiary, E.
the
of
with
filed
been
the
Electric
&
.
M.
assets
$29,381; debts receivable, $2,291,562; manufactures," merchandise, mate¬
and
has
of
$194,079
97,315
$4.52
$14.07
Gas
of
completed 20
Net iy. oper. incomeOther income (net)
Corp., the owner of all
proposed that Associated assume
,48,658
97,315
Ry.
report for the week
Associated
-
application-declaration
'
rial
'
statement
E.
486,575
97,315
$9.45
Assets—Cash on hand and
above
341..
the
that
retirement, under
operating
operating
Net
-
follows:
88,000
$439,629
583,890
Earnings
10.5%
Utilities
$1,369,711
$919,584
transaction.
Electric Corp.
output
for
Period End. Dec. 31—
(kwh.%
This is an increase of 12,761,512
production of 121,950,274 units a year ago.—
Associated
500,000
conting..
proposed
have
exceed
age of 70 or females "reaching 65
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
applicants-
own,
Associated Utilities Corp.—To Merge Gilbert—
214,411
148,000
1,526,000
the
.
22, net electric
134,711,786 units
Corp.
4,392,000
•
'
of
of
or
A
State
Res.
part
any
trustees of Associated Gas &
157, p.
$878,682
214,054
464,059
sec.
for
Res.
,
their
12,884,071
$1,194,305
$4,201,959
$6,953,400
subsequent
Jan.
was
units
Nov. 30/39
15,125,308
25,896,081
applicants-declarants
determination
to
the
including
Ry.
group
Nov. 30/40
Neither
account,
Weekly Output—
/
Nov. 29/41
32,343,427
...
to.
whose
other
delivery
thereto,, constitutes
$30,098,041 $16,319,613 $13,762,754
$39,296,827
sales..,
of
referred
for
be determined by agreement,
appropriate method.
The
may
or
initial
R.y.
The
Nov. 30/42
Sales
(Cost
the
eligible
will
hold
said
securities,
nor
the
eventual distribution
thereof to such persons as may
ultimately be determined to be entitled
ended
Arlington Mills—Earnings—
is
will
years of service after Dec. 28, 1942, are
the plan, but employees
may remain in
service after their normal retirement
date if needed by the company —
V. 157, p. 6.
their subsidiaries
declarants
'
2094.
p.
transaction
of
as
contribution
^Males'who have attained the
those
■
cost, $65,681; working assets and growing cane, $469,532;-mortgages;
receivable, $24,412; fixed assets, $10,772,321; deferred charges, $220;
a
437
36,267,519
based
taxes
3 7,054,707
V
-
on
inccme
Net
Earns,
inc.
per
for
period,
share
com.
?<wVi
372 Ships—
Eugene G. Grace, President, following
that the company's program
ships. "A ship a
holidays," is the new slogan.
Bethlehem's schedules called for
thIn
addition
landing
284
out
to
To
terly
and
that
payments
year paid
Nov.
25.—V.
„
,
delivered in the country
cost.—V.
renegotiations."
year.
V.
•'
•
of pig
$745,000,000.
.
in
the
the
total
services.
military
of
•
steadily.
Mr.
Unfilled
orders
stated
in
■
on
both
$1,513,291,932,
to
■
■
*
i
~
.
•.
of
dividend
A
cents
40
•
no
Feb.
v.
155,
similar payment was made on
.
cents
25
when
1938
'
\
$J00.
'
$58.75
;
'•
15
157,
dividend
interim
An
cents
157,
holders
the
been
Vice-President
Kennedv,
elected
director.—V.
a
156, p.
Cluett,
of
10
cents
&
Peabody
Interest
Interest
».
!
Net
9.6 C
of
increase
year
145, p. 2384.
.•
quarterly
usual
dividend
The
•
company
V.
157,
7.IT
of
increase
the
over
corresponding
week
last
year.—
342,
p.
of
tions
"
plan of reorganization for the comoanv. by which the using
ultimately would own the pronertv free' of encumbrances,
submitted Jan. 18 to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
.
no
the Mutual Savings Bank group com¬
mittee. holders of $7 400 noo of the $15,155,000 first mortgage* bonds.
It was filed with the ICC and the Federal District Court of Massa¬
The
plan
•no
assent
filed
the
"with
chusetts
or
Nov.
advanced
was
agree
1942,
18,
by
reservation
that
the
complies
•Bankruptcy Act."
The using railroads would
•
after, Nov.
Terminal
•
They
1939.
would
•
pay ca*h
left
with
the
Outstanding
.
would
be
companv
bond3.
extended
to
also
See
155,
V.
also
hereto
to
creditors whose claims
pav
Federal
the
State
taxes.
taxes,
CRims
arose
while
of
the
the
usin"
waived, but the amounts would
working capitals
as
July
parties
mat"ve
Feb.
1,
1970.
with
interest
1.
1947.
andJulv
to
be
paid
1
1950
by
the
p.
Rentals
of
the
from
eoncess'ons
bonds.—V.
and offices
in
the
building
amounting
to
<nto a sinking fund toward the retirement
157,
p.
216.
1,882,240
$4.14
$4.16
$2.89
tion
of
50
$1.50
•
share
per
has
been
155,
and
p.
payments of
semi-annual
1941,
15
V.
15,
Sept.
and
an
equip.,
taxes,
ins.,
,
,.u
Notes
....
$6,693,770
.•
r
8,457,259
8,320,588-
30,580,144
21,034,395,
1
1
22,186,795
20,797,425
•
ta'xis-".i—1—13,669,228
stock called
"Preferred
29,288,
23,090
•
$4,313,311
1,121,960
4,000,000
4,137.593
$5,420,781
1,675,482
3,000.000
9,236.580
27,540
for redempt.
9,411,200
Capital surplus
surplus
9,411,20(1
13,733,577
13,733,577
27,388,259
v..
9,411.200
13,733,577
stock
Common
24,150,290
20,130,287
$56,875,468
depreciation and amortization of $18,647,558 in
in 1941.
tRepresented by 1,882,240 no par shares,
$79,377,012 $66,627,910
Total
?After
for
reserve
1942
and $17,107,822
—V.
156,
1739.
p.
'
:
v
Central Illinois Securities
Corp.—Annual Report—
-
'
1942
.
Interest
•
.
"3 941
$3,600
181,385
$201,507
44,573
1939
'•
.
$4,288
197,219
$184,985
$4,325
....
.....
175.972
Dividends
"940
1941
1
Income:
.Total
Income
$180,297
.
"
Expenses
Extraordinary credits &
37.163
.
< net»
164,071
,
"
Net income for
for
current
fiscal
a
-
>
•
declared
1
•
on
reason
income
tax
the
for
•*
■
•
was
30,
purposes
will con¬
compared
commencing
with
common
to
approximately
$7 500,000,
but
may be
$12.14
1942,
1941, and "11.55 on
preference share as of Dec. 31,
on
Dec.
31,
Sheet,
HI
Dec.
hand--
Investments
in
on
—---•
,
......
1941
$19,622
4,141.117
1942
.,$10,475
4.101.637
••
and
banks
Cash
Total
1.655
2.078
$4,113,767
$4,162,818
$375 000
and deferred charges
■
$450,000
...
...
LiabilitiesNotes
Other
payable to banks.;..;.:
than Federal taxes on
Common
payable from net
taxes
net
;
Inc.
2.010.00 a
.
915,736
915 736
:?'>
1,791.882
1.787.425
divs.
from
and interest-
,
507 103
.
'•po
Drl,481,034 Drl,48l,034
stock
—$4,113,767
Total
"Outstanding
200.000
in 1942 and . 201,000
stock.—V. 156, p. 337.
shares
Central Indiana Gas Co*—To
"4.162.818
1941,
shares in
Reclassify Stock—
.
SEC by Consolidated Electric
Central Indiana Gas Co. arid
A statement of the transactions therein proposed
Applications have been • filed with the
Gas Co. and its subsidiary companies,
Hoosier
is
2,000.000
...
1606,034 shares of common
&
5 700
income..:..
preference stock
($1 par)
6,565
3.837
income
on
stock
surplus
tTreasury
.
Federal
for
Iindistrib.
the
and fixed at 15 'J of annual net profits remaining
preferred dividends.- No dividends'may be paid
stock out of earned surplus existing as of Sept. 30, 1941,
profits earned after Sept. 30, 1941.
with
Assets—
"
•
year
charges and
amounting
the
on
1942.
Prepaid
Ltd.—Preferred Arrear¬
fund
income for the
determined for
basis of original cost, exceed net income
period.
$12.6L
June
$103,419
55,602
*$156 934
<$137,733
101,150 52,725
$137,434
100,000
The indicated net asset value per
A distribu¬
year, while
50 cents, eadh, ivere made qn
$1 was paid oh Dec."20.—
sinking
year."
pref. stk.
provision
•Capital
stock
:
,,
the common
preferred stockholders on April 28. 1943.
preferred
''
*
.
has been made for Federal taxes on
that losses realized on the sale of investments,
•''•'No
plan-of
provides
Dr950
Cr3,856
■
5.700
Divs. on conv.
Provision
and
$168,012
63,634
,
51,108
'
...
V
Federal taxes
for
income
on
Balance
capital reorganization designed' to liquidate arrears
amounting to $9.55 per share on the outstanding 280,000 shares of 7 T
cumulative preferred stock ($25 pari.
'.
The
plan provides for the-immediate cash, payment of. $2.55 per
share on preferred, an increase in the annual dividend rate to $8.10
from $1.75, and making the $25 par.stock callable at $35.
It also
on
1940
$5,380,621
$8,487,085
•1,687,664
5,000.000
expenses.1__L
pavable
-Reserve for Federal
,
Co.—To Pay
304.
common
all
'
1941
...••$79,377,012 $66,627,910 $56,875,468
payable
Accrued, payroll and
.
Plan Offered—
a
>
"«'•,••■•.■-■
Liabilities—'*■
.'"Convertible,
The
•*
1
etc.—20,641,782
etc.—: , • 67,257
.Accounts
•
extra of
Canadian Car & Foundry Co.,
.
ages
'
•J
Total
•
'
1306.
payable Feb. l to holders of record Jan. 19,
cents per share was made on .March 16, last
during
after
ralroads.
;*Reooen
of
dividend
sider
would
the
pav
which
the
j
railroads against the company would be
be
.
3.'
comoanv
that
do
so-called debtor's plan of reorganization
with the provisions of Section 17 of the
express
1,882.240
$3.72
profits tax.
trade marks and goodwill-.;
Prepaid
par
cents' per
16
1942.
March
v/fls
3,764,480
$1,667,553
1,882,240
share....
excess
bldgs.,
Pi'ov.
Dividend—;
stock, par $5,
rail¬
A
roads
•3,764,480
$4,074,637
Balance
"Land,
'"; 1
•
cents—V. 156, p. 2224.
California Western States Life Insurance
v
A
Co.—Reorganization Plan Filed—
3,764,480
$4,020,003
572,857
,
Patents,
p
Dividend—
Dividend of $1.50—
Boston Terminal
3,764,480
$3,237,968
1,882,240
paid
per
•
•
an
6,004,890
-
•
kwh,.
7,839,117
Sheet, Dec. HI
' Assets—
"
'
'1942' ".'"
cash
$4,525,534
Notes and accts. receiv.; less res...
16,878,612
'Inventories
A-.-'. 33,263,776
20 paid a dividend .of ,17 cents, per share on
value, to holders of. record Jan.. 9. ., Distribu¬
share-were
made each . month during the
Jan.
on
stock,
the common
1943, output was 33.827.000
16.
7,784,483
25
of
also paid an extra dividend of 25
year
.
the preceding week ended Jan.
For
;
1,665,063
lS
'Including
Dividend-;,-""
on'the'common
Callaway Mills—Pays 17-Cent
reported to the Edison Electric
kwhi. as
1942. an
*4,286,788
,
cents per share has been declared on the common stock, no par value, payable Feb., 16. to holders
of
record
Feb.
1.
In addition to four regular quarterly payments
of like amount made .during 1942, the company on Nov. 14 of that
Up 9.6%—
23. 1943, was 34,476.000
the week ended Jan. 24.
36.448
8,466,656
1
divs. paid.
Earnings
-
Net system output of this company, as
■
i
121.167
7,002,448
Surplus
v
269,088
68.023
15,311,965
taxes
divs.
7,437,314
192.373
141.254
profit
Common
'
.Institute, for the week ended Jan.
-compared with 31,466,000 kwh. for
Fed.
12,541,086..
16,173,823* 72,054.699"
145,339
earned—
paid
for
-Prov.
Part of Outstand¬
863.
Boston Edison Co.—Output
2,532,471
34,505
charges
The
48,454,521.
58;475.344
3,540,952
'
has
Co.,
82,243,212
inc._'_
22,421,162
share has been declared
per
Byron Jackson Co.—Quarterly
,
Oaklev
115,437,143
4,310,544
misc.
less
par
no
paid.—V.
Boston & Albany RR.—New Director—
R.
101,957,987
58,432,921
73,062.514
Profit
.
/Pay-
of
215.
p.
of
dividend
1939
$
142,168,850
sales
•etc.,
have
value, payable Feb. 2 to holders of record Jan. 20.
On
March 10, last year, a distribution of 20 cents per share was made,
which was the first dividend since Oct. 5,
1937 when 40 cents-was
v
share has been declared on.
per
to
1
Byers Machine Co.*—10-Cent
A
follows:; Mar.. 2,
were as
interim dividends of 30 cents
V,
'-
•
record Feb. 15.
PayJune 1- and Sept. %,
each; and Dec. 19, a final of 50 cents.-—
Mar.
1942
during
216,
157, p.
'•
1940
1941
1942
Cost of sales, oper. exps,,
v
fund.—V.
$1,067,760
.
1942 tax law and after
the basis of the
S
Net
; ; YeaJ'sEnd. Dec. 31—
stock,
Dividend of 30 Cents—
of 30
payable
stock,
common
1,
$719,800
..
additional $300,000 to reserve for undeterminable
156, p. 1949.
v
Com. shs; outst. (no par)
....
,
for: sinking
redeemed
Similar dis-
last, which were the
1943 will amount to
16,
at Feb.
as
1942—6 Mos.—1941
.
$522,136
•
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings-
Mar.3 1, ■ 20.000 shares
series; at $55 a share,
accrued dividends to the redemption date. ' These, shares, which
selected by lot on Jan. 26, are in addition to >1,725 shares being
were
127,
p.
Borden Co.—Interim
; ments
and. Nov,
on
calendar Years—
cumulative
plus
:
per
first
1942—3 Mos.—1941
-
;- t$367,539-
the' setting up of an
corporation has called for redemption on
convertible preferred stock, $2,75 •
The
share on account
preferred stock, par
$1
of
record January 29.
of
10
Arrearages
share.—V.
per
July
on
1935.
Mav.
holders
to
made
were
since
dividend
a
7cumulative
the
on
Feb.
payable
fributions
first
.
declared
have
directors
accumulations
of
Dividend—
Bohack Co., Inc.—$1 Preferred
(If, C.)
.
; taxes and other contingencies.—V.
ing, Preferred Stock—
.
of
The
•
,f
depreciation, all taxes and Federal excess profits tax,
Earned
Feb.
155, p. 359.
paid.—V.
was
1305.
p.
,
cents per share on the
of 65
Co.-^Earnings—
profit
TAfter
r
Burlington Mills Corp.—To Redeem
,
1. to holders of record Jan." 21. Like
1 and Aug. 1, in the years 1942 and
"
"After taxes determined
■;
., >
,
■; •
year-amounts.'to $550,000,-equal
to $3,79 per common share, as against $940,486, or $6.66 in the pre¬
vious fiscal year.
The latest figure does not include the profit on The
aforementioned transaction with the Government, which will be re¬
flected in the current period.
(The St. Louis "Globe-Democrat.")—
the common
to holders of record
15
Feb.
on
,
Period End. Dec. 31^*Net
income for the fiscal
net
Estimated
1. A
Feb. 16. last vear, the first since Aug. 15,
pavable
value,
par
337.
p.
Carpenter Steel
share,
record
action
liquidating all bank loans.
'
stock,
156,
>
•
r
the common stock during, 194L.were ;aa follows; April 1,
July 1 and Sept. 2, 50 cents each;.Oct.", $1; and. Nov.. 29,; 75 cents.
The above referred to postponement had been due td the fact the
Government had frozen a large part of the company's Inventory to
build a stock pile of its own, which prevented sale oivuse'Of. it* by
the company.
But in December, the Government took- the inventory
off its hands and authorized payment, check for which was received
on
Jan. 17, bringing the company's cash balance up "o normal and
and billings
beeip declared on
has
disbursed
were
1941,—V.
Payments on
•'
share
per
Common Div.—
on
common
represented, a postponed disbursement which ordinarily would
been made last November, the final month of, its last, fiscal year.
Mnents of 50 cents each were made on April 1 and Oct! 1, 1942." .•
Blauner's, Philadelphia—40-Cent Dividend—
,
payable Feb.
-
dividend of 5 cents per share
extra
an
dividend
semi-annual
usual
Preferred
Jan. 17 declared a dividend of 75 cents.per
stock, par $1, payable Feb, 6 to holders, of
The management of the company explained that this
directors
the
Jan. ,21.
new
•
.
Co.—Extra Distribution—
declared
have
stock, both
amounts
»"
1937.—V. 156, p. 1859.~
April 15,
Burkart Mfg. Co.—75-Cent
(F.)
The
on
342.
p.
the
and
-
high records.
President Grace'
that in view of the large amount of new business the billings
current year should approach or equal $2,000,000,000.—V. 157,
amounted
.
workers when thev are needed.
Dec. 31, last, totaled $2,394,500,000,
,
*
in getting
encountered
•
Grace
but
1943.
1.
will be made upon
respective' coupons
year.
made on
was
percentage
Women make up only a small
the corporation is adding to
this group
expressed the opinion that no difficulty will be
workers,
of 10 pence per share on
holders of record Mar.
to
Ltd.—10-Cent Interim Dividend—
An interim dividend of 10 cents per share has, been declared on The
common
stock, no par value, payable March 15 to holders of record
Feb.
27,
subject to the approval of the Foreign Exchange Control
Board.
Similar distributions were made on March 9,- June 15,• Sept. 15
and Dec. 21, last year:
The previous payment; also 10 cents per share,
increases in working forces still to be made the Dayroll in the current
year
will be close to $800,000,000.
The working force at present
totals 262,000, and it should reach between 280.000 and 290.000 by
the end of the year.
About 37,000 of the corporation's workers are
;
The directors
'
common
Bruck Silk Mills,
final quarter of 1942 was at an average
and Mr. Grace estimated that with the
payroll in. the
of
rate
the
^Depreciation,
$110,002,700.
to
Bethlehem's
annual
payments
Carolina Insurance
•
•' •«•' •'
.•••
;.'•*• /' \
profits for the year ended .Sept. 30. 1942, .after deducting all
charges and expenses for management, etc.,. and providing for .taxa¬
tion
and contingencies are £3,065,348 as against £4,087,564 , for. tl^e
previous year.
After, paying final dividend amounting to £395,963 the
carry forward will be £2,442,729.—V. 156, p. 1322. ,
:
the goods formerly manufactured.
On
the scrap situation, Mr. Grace contended that there is ample
supply, even when measured against an increased steel demand., He
believed
that
the
industry
had
not given
enough weight to the
;recovery of metal from steel now being used.
The higher class
products give a greater scrap return, he asserted.
Bethlehem's payroll last year was $648,000,000, dividends amounted
to $24,447,000, and taxes totalled $188,040,000, and Mr. Grace pointed
out that the
tax payments were equivalent to $63 a share on the
common
stock.
In
1941.
the payroll
was
$365,722,000, and taxes
amounted
Feb,
on
presentation and surrender for
relating to the particular semi- >
.anpual interest instahnents: aforesaid, at the Bank of Montreal in
-Montreal or in Toronto. Canada, or at,the agency of the Bank bf
Montreal in New York City, U. S. A., or at the office or agency of the
'.Bank of Montreal in London, England.—V. 156, p. 337.
19 declared
Jan,
on
bonds
cancellation of
Net
,
position to make
•
directors
31
fiscal
1with production.
expected to be available
if it. is needed. About
purposes and somewhat
requirements. It is no
practically
maintain
to
-'
,
said
will
interest instalment due on the
at tha+rate of 6" per annum from
due date. rAt the same time the company
thereon
mentioned original
Such
an interim .dividend .for the cur¬
the ordinary stock/ par £1, payable
1.
They, also voted to recommend
to stockholders at the annual meeting fixed'To.be held Feb. 15. pay¬
ment of a final dividend for last year of 4 pence .per ordinary share,
also to be payable on. Mar. 31, next,
Both; dividends "re to' be/free
of British income tax.
' •'
v v
•
Payment of the final dividend referred to above/Together with the
dividends-of 5 pence each paid on Feb. 12 and Mar. 31, 1942, and the
dividend of 10 pence per share paid on. Sept. 30; 19.42,'will makA total
distributions
for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, "942,.;2, shillingvs, •
which compares with 2 shillings and 11 pence paid for the preceding
iron and scrap is
capacity production,
97
million tons
will he ample for military
more,
including so-called necessary civilian
longer a problem of production, but one of distribution."
Continuing, Mr. Grace explained that it is difficult to separate mili'tary from civilian needs, since many customers of the steel industry,
like the makers of automobiles, refrigerators, etc., are not now in a
sufficient supply
A
,
1949.
interest
1940,.with
.said
■
sinking fund
2Q-year. 6"
first mortgage
the
of
holders
to
also make payment of the semi-annual
;
Conn.,
p.-
year
Mar.
be¬
and the output would be
net tons,
> ?•••-
•
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Div.—Earns.
The
rent
million net tons.
He added:
no further problem to interfere
be
should
"There
.
94
and
93
tween
156,
v ■
much. He predicted, however, that by the
the steel ingot capacity of the country would
97 million
approximately
be
396.
155, p.
4
change
the current year
of
•end
342.
p.
notice
A
to-the company's-East .Main,Street .Plant in
announced last March and-begun in-August, Is.
.nearing
completion,
it is -announced.. .-.Thi-S'vhewT'-tworStory brickstructure is going up on the Walter Street side of The plant and all
of the construction to date has been carrledKon >without -the- loss of
-an
hour.in-the company's war production schedule,The' announce¬
ment said.
•
;. ' •
•
.." •.
This
new
structure replaces a
large one-story wooden; building
which for many years was used for-metal storage-and a'scraproom.—
President said that the
the Bethlehem
157,
5
1942
-
$4,158,000
gold ;bonds,r series A, soys;
*
'
..
•
The company will make payment on Feb. 1, 1943, of the semi-annual
interest instalment which became due on The above bonds on Feb. 1,
;
$250,000 addition
The
•
conditions,
not
does
situation
common
Bridgeport,
'
Superior ore.
Discussing steel
1943
$4,253,000
earnings
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.—Interest Payments—
"
last
$25,000,000 is for the construction
of
iron
ore
mining facilities in Venezuela.
This development was
started in June.
1941, was interrupted by the lack of facilities for a
i
time, but is now being rushed as fast as materials are made availaablp:
Bethlehem's management hopes to bring this ore out of Venezuela
•"by the end of 1944, and then build up an annual production of
2-000,000 tons.
The ore will be brought down the Orinoco River to
Trinidad by shallow draft boats and transferred to ocean-going ships.
The
Venezuelan ore runs 65 r'r iron, according to Mr. Grace, which
compares
with an average
of around 50"
for high grade Lake
•
recently declared an extra dividend .pf; $3:'per-share
stock, payable Jan, 30 to holders of record Jan. 27,
.
said that $24,000,000 to
Mr.. Grace
l
Ity.-
Week End. Jan. 21—
Traffic
,
Dew, Ltd., below—V. 157, p. 128.
Canadian Pacific
r
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Addition Soon Completed— " ;
made in response to a question as to what would be
•huilt-with the $39,000;000 remaining of the allocations for new con¬
last
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—New Name—
See Honey
2095.
p.
share.-—V,
per
was
struction
$1.75 remains unchanged.—V. 157, p. 342.
;
the company-paid quarterly-dividends-'Of'50 cents reach.
June 4, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1, and on Feb."5 also made
extra distribution of $2 per share.
Dividends'-1941' totaled $3.50
an
Bethlehem's shipyard
to
•
During 1942,
on
March 7,
......
importance
in
second
only
disclosure,
A
activities,
156,
directors
the
on
point in our contracts where
we can determine if the price against costs resulted in an excess profit
we
adjust such orders, and did so throughout 1942.
Under such a
policy we should not be expected to encounter any difficulties in
.
,
r.or any funded debt can be
two-thirds in value of outstanding
stock,
present
the
of
preferred stock.
,
. .
The participating feature of preferred stock providing for equal participation with common irr any dividends after common has icceived
Brager-Eiscnberg, Inc.—Extra Distribution—
The
"This is our
-
Hospital1 Expense and-Surgical
of
the form
in
ahead
or
created without consent of at least
;
—V.
profit.
method.- When we reach a
fair
.equally
•
.
$10,000. life insurance. ; Announcement:• of ;the" ncw
coverage was made by
E. M. Kerwin, Vice-President,':-'
.
"...
The plan
is being underwritten in full by the. Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. on a cooperative basis whereby the employees contribute
fixed amounts and the-employer bears the balance 'of -the entire net
Government at the beginning
only looking for a reasonable
emergency—namely, that we are
the
and
«
'
,
preference shares ranking
that no additional
made
also
is
Provision
Chicago—Employee's Insurance
to 645,800
shares from 365,800
to
$1,000
from
,
,Iof
127.
p.
security
Additional
Bethlehem's shipbuilding operations,
ourselves and the
157,
and that the authorized common stcck be Increased
shares to provide for exercise of rights.
.company
•
Operation Benefits has been included In the,group-insurance program
of
this company, which since 1932 has provided' its' employees with
life
insurance.
Under the terms of the plan, the workers- receive'
.
policy we declared to
a
event the preferred-stock should be called, holders will be
non-transferable rights to purchase one share of capital stock
per share
for each preferred share held.
The plan also pro-*
for
cancellation of 20,000 preferred shares now held by the
the
$20
vides
•
i
pointed out that of the total of .unfilled orders of $2,394,800,000 ia new high record* on Dec. 31, last, shipbuilding contracts
accounted for $2,050,000,000.
,
'
•
r
He
also stated that the corporation now has 75 ways, compared
with
20 in
1940.
Shipbuilding operations required 37 million manhours
in 1940.
This increased to 115 million in 1941. rose to 296
million in 1942, and again will be increased sharply this year.
f.
An outstanding problem of all industrial companies now is renegotlation
of war contracts.
When Mr. Grace was asked his opinion
on
the subject,
he stated emphatically that the Government had a
'right to supervise profits on this business, and could employ whatever
method authorities desired to get the necessary results.
Regarding the Bethlehem company, Mr. Grace said:
"We
are
currently revising conditions in oiy contracts to meet
a
"par yalUe,v pSyable';Feb.'t-25'
at
to the" four regular'"quaithis amount made durihg 1942, The" company in
special of $1 on Aug. 25 and one of 50 cents on
of
(E, J.) Brach & Sons,
Grace
Mr
,
'
but actually. 162
1942, Bethlehem also turned •
and. conversion work on 6,000
162 delivered in
barges, and did repair
the
at a cost of $180,000,000.
illustrate the magnitude of
ships,
372
delivered 36 vessels, or about
merchant and naval ships
one-third of all the
L1'
,
92 ships in 1942
the corporation
1941
In
delivered.
were
cents" per share on the common stock, no
to holders of record Feb. 15.
In addition
meeting of directors Jan. 28
a
calls for 1943 delivery of
day for every day in the year, including Sundays
disclosed
-Irv
i
giyen
dividend, of^50
quarterly
usual
the
declared
have
directors
The
>
Rubber Co.—Regular*Dividend
Boston Woven Hose &
of
1943 Calls for; Delivery
Program for
Company's
Monday, February 1; 1943
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
438
Gas
Corp.
summarized as follows:
*
Vblurae
157
THE COMMERCIALS & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number. 4147
:
439
'
proposes to
reduce Its stock capital by..
$4,000,000, through reclassifying its out- '
of 54,000 common shares (no part, all of.
Which is held by Consolidated, into 40,000 common shares ($100 par).1
Central Indiana Gas Co. will eliminate a utility plant acquisition ad¬
Indiana
Central
•
$648,969
stock,
Columbia' Pictures Corp.—New Vice-President—
to
same
eliminated
be
by
stock,
New
new
of
shares
common
Indiana. Gas
Central
Co.
and
bonds
change
showed
■The
cumulative
the
on
holders
to
declared
Jan,
record
of
dividend
a
preferred
stock
cumulative
6 %
and
preferred
This
25,
will
$1.75
wipe out
7%
Distributions
preferred stock, previously declared,
oh Feb, 1,
1943.,
'
the
on
: '
*
"
•
'For record of dividend payments
share
'
,
Gross profit
Income
Year Ended
Sept,
39,
.343.
"I
,
Bond
General
Net
■
expenses,-—-
administrative
and
operating
%
interest.
inc.
profit,,—
Depreciation
'■
'
.
to
taxes)--
'
—
Excess, prof its tax
(Federal and State)
the
corporation,
Balance
Balance
$666,340
(Oct,
; Total
1,
1941
—
iBalence
Earnings
i
;
$1,686,347
Consolidated
;
Sheet, Sept. 30, 1942'
notes.
on hand, $1,607,-234; U. s;
Treasury tax.
notes, drafts and accounts receivable (less reserve for
$150,000;
receivables
of
$40,0941, $811,487; inventories, $1,540,632; pre¬
paid expenses, $125,654; other assets (including post-war tax refund
receivable, $6,141), $40,968; land, plant properties and equipment (less
reserves for
depreciation of $633,259), $1,066,809; total, $5,942,785.
Liabilities—r-Accounts payable
liabilities,
$173 993;
$732,800;
bank
liability
loans
(due
for
to. purchase
Oct.
$2,289;
contracts,
(trade and
provision
15.
capital
earned surplus, $1,686,347;
and
savings
$110,706;
State
bonds,
$3,940;
(200.000
no
par
III—V.
taxes',"
shares),
$2,232,711;
'
,
New Materials—
Board
is
said
and
Certain-teed
have
to
numerous
Gypsum
Laminated
-
applications
Roof
in-war-time
buildings
place of critical materials that
no longer are available,
The corporation's announcement further goes on to say
>The-new
*
,
original
•
-
.
>
r.
board," and .the company's exclusive "Millerized"
The resulting product, combines a fireproof core of
rock and
a
durable,
weather-resistant surface of asphalt
The board is said to- have practically no contraction or
gypSum
roofing.
.
buckle, warp
laminated
gypsutn
decking
roof
is
or open
made
-
of
Bestwall
board,
in
two
.
types,
up
of
>.
.It. is
dividend
A
.
10-and
Aug.
Dividend— "
cents per share was recently declared on the
$10, payable Feb. 5 to holders of record Jan. 29. were made on. this issue on March 10, June 10,7
Oct.
Feb.
cents
each;
30,
and
14,
Dec.
and
year. : Payments during.1941
7, 25 cents each; Aug, ■ 15 and
30, $1.—V. 156, p. 1466,
last
May
$1,357,059
38,898
income
non-operating
$1,395,957
before
-
$909,745
charges,.-.——
59,563
State
$868,420
$620,786
taxes—-
41,325
$1,336,394
715,608
taxes.j.
and
$868,914
49,831 *
$627,468
139,830
-
240,952
295,621
as
1943,
of March--1,
a
Balance
Sheet,
Nov.
28,
1942
(less reserve
Inventories, $3,418,732;
(less reserve
for depreciation of $89,3381,
$662,566; lasts, patterns and dies, $1;
traveling outfits, $2,163; deferred charges, $132,454; total, $5,991,599.
doubtful
$281,116;
accounts
$95,102;
and
accounts
of $3,018),
other assets,
notes
receivable
$1,216,771;
$182,694;
fixed -assets
'
Liabilities—Trade
accounts
payable," $244,660;
accrued
expenses,
■
excise
royalties and
etc., $84,629; accrued
$34,106; accrued payrolls, commissions,
property,
and
taxes, $791,955; dividends payable—Dec. •
for employees' welfare activities, $9,226;
income
reserved
subsidiary companies, $69,945; deferred income, i
$93,769; 5%
cumulative first preferi'ed stock
(par
$100), $1,190,800; 4%
cumulative second preferred stock (par $100), 1
$1,242,300; 3% cumulative third preferred stock (par $100), $995,600;
common stock (43,161 shares, no par), $43,161; capital surplus, $83,131;
earned surplus, $994,041; total, $5,991,599.—V. 152, p. 824.
31,
to
wholly
$1,565;
total
$112,711;
1942,
due
•
owned
reserves,
.
be
.
Credit & Investment Corp.—$1.10 Dividend—
.
The
the
Corp.—To
Aircraft
Merge with -Vultee-
paid
23. ' This
Jan.
$1
year,
oil
on Jan, 26 paid a dividend of $1.10 per share on '
allotment certificates, no par value, to holders of
compares with 40 cents paid on Aug.
1, last
company
25%.
record
Jan. 26,
1941.—V.
on
Jan.
26,
194.2, 40 cents
156, p. 1046.
Aug,
on
1941,
1,
and
85
cents,
new
company,1 which will
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works—Stock Offered—
Hanrahan
New
:
.
.the "Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp;;- The present stock
will, be exchanged share for share-for that of the new
&.
Co., Worcester, Mass., and Allen & Co.,
purchased from the estate of Alice «L
Knowles, 12,000 shares of common stock (no par). Over
10,000 shares have already been placed and the balance
is being offered at $33 per share.—V. 150, p. 1760.
,
,
York,
Curtis Mfg. Co.,
St. Louis—Earnings-
were
Gross profit on
«
Selling
1940
1939
$815,178
336,972
185,182
$749,660
337,658
$540,142
319,549
Gen.-and
$1,881,877
77,171
$293,024
46,631
$267,377
•
38,530
$339,655
$305,908
1942
sales-,—
expenses
—
v—*.
29;
since
consideration
under
been
Vultee
Vultee;
and
1941.
,
.
of Consoli- '
34%
Profit
admih; exps..
-
■
on
operations!,
144,625
142.096
Other income
,
,
$78,497
.20,983.
Mr, Girdler contnued. "is the sole. objective "
aircraft-production.
together cover the
maximum
this- means
acquired
which
of
of
The merger
entire range
This
year
Total
income
$1,959,049
Other expenses18,195
.
Prov.
:
Fed.
for
income
.
Net
/
paid—
of
capital
(par
102,602
1,147,980
45,261
$5)
Earning^
17,495
,
'
.
100.000
$484,398
193,365
$191,792
290,Q47
'' $250,730
193,365
$81,700
193,365
193,365
193,365
193 365
$2.50
—
$0.99
$1.30
$0.42
48,341,
stock
.
——
share
per
55,188
y
,
profit
Shares
283
208,486
taxes
Dividends
-
$99,475
State
&
Pyov. for Federal excess
profits tax
Res.
for post-war adj.
the company also will
■
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/
■ ?,"
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Balance Sheet, Nov, 30, 1042
.States Army. \ The company also is building Navy training
Assets—Cash in banks and on hand, $1,593,371; U, S. savings and
planes.at.'this'plant.:,.
•
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•
'At a plant at. Nashville^ Tenn., .Vultee is building the Vengeance dive ;
defense bonds, $100,487% U. S. Treasury notes,-tax series, $215,024;
bomber,'and the Stimson division at Wayne, Mich., is making Sentinel
receivables (less reserve for doubtful items and discounts of $9,500)»
likison planes', knownVas ."flying jeeps." - A wholly-owned subsidiary,
$995,475;
sundry accounts receivable,
$6,567;
inventories, $927,039;
Iritercontinent Aircraft Corp,:,, makes parts at Miami, Fla.
U. S, war bonds (unissued), $5,362; post-war refund of Federal excess
-Vultee also Operates, a modification center at, Louisville, Ky., .and a
profits tax, $16,360; fixed assets (net), $395,311; patents and trade¬
nfanufaCturing research- unit at Detroit,* MichIn addition, the com-u marks, $6,866;. deferred charges, $45,157; total, $4,307,020.
United'
.
as.,
Oct.
1941
$2,334,565
204,650
'
248.037
Years End. Nov. 30—
begin producing at New Orleans, La., the new F-41 flying boat, said to
be the fastest in the.Vorld.
:
^
Vultee now. is completing at its- plant near Los Angeles the largest
order of military training planes of a single type ever placed by the
50
par
redemption
Tucson, Af-iz.,- and. Elizabeth City, N. C,
distributions
follows:
50
of
stock,
common
Similar
per
Nov. 28V42
Nov. 30,'41
$16,157,438 $12,812,749
14,800,379
11,943,835
operations..,.....-
for Federal
investments,
Diego, Calif. At its Fort Worth, Texas, plant, the company produces the
Liberator Express.
The. company operates modification centers at
.
Co.—50-Cent
cents
Corp.—Earnings-
operating
Assets—Cash,
•
for
,
planes from the largest " bombers and transports to basic trainers and
'flying jeeps,' will: pefmit use of-combined plant and personnel for allout production of. military planes."
■ " The Consolidated Aircraft Corp., builder of the Liberator Br24 bomber
afid the Corohado and Cataiiha flying boats, has its main plant in San
.
Chambersburg: Engineering
15
,
Condensed
'
"
"Winning of the war,"
remarkably
■■ i■: .■</'".
/.A-six-page,, illustrated folder is available.
It describes uses of,, these \
new
non-critical materials, gives engineering data, specifications and
construction
details.
Copies
may
be
obtained from
Certain-teed
Products Corporation, 120 So. La .Salle Street, Chicago, 111.—V., 156,. Ii>. 1949.
•
•
■
;
gypsum
of
4'</• bonds,, due
dated's outstanding stocfc at the'end of
strong and is fireproof, and is easily-and quickly, applied.
(
as
now-^-and
at
'
panels
dividend
extra
an
.Profit and .loss surplus,for years—...
March 1. 1964, at 102'2
made at the City National -Bank &
corporate trustee, 208 So. La Salle St., Chicago,
l77r;
p.
Consolidated
new
on
,
has
,
Certain-teed's
share
per
preferred stock/ par
Dividends
'
,
{exchanged' for " 45/100 share of. the
b^ knowri
,
termite resistant and will not
declared
profits from
and
{Upon consummation of the merger* and on the basis of the number
of" Shares1 of "the < constituent .companies -now- outstanding. Consolidated
Vultee Will have
capitalization consisting of 216,729 shares of $1.25
convertible preferred stock and 1,385,933 shares of common stock.
-Tom M. Girdler, Chairman of both companies,} said that the merger
•
roofing,
expansion, is
joints. ,' •
$1.75
15.
par
sales, selling, general and admin, exps.
Provision
cdmpariy;'". The"outstanding $1.25 cumulative, preferred stock of Vultee :
will be. exchanged for the new preferred share for share, which will
"be convertible into 1^ shares of new common stock.
gypsum
gypsum
asphalt
reduce
at Dec. 31, 1942, as authorized by
$1,431,782; deferred Federal capital
of Consolidated
.
have
Ended—
;Net income
Southern Corp.—Weekly Output—.
mortgage
of Chicago,
156.
will; be
,
in
of
cumulative
'
in part;
exterior: board sheathes, sides and insullates;
.It
combines two welt known products manufactured by the Certain-teed
organization for many years.
They are Bestwall, described as "the
,
$2,246;
Dirctors of the Consolidated Aircraft Corp. and Vultee Aircraft. Inc.,
V at a-meeting irr.Los Angeles,-Jan. 25, recommended a merger of the
.two companies/".The. stockholders will vote .on- the proposal at the
annual meeting ..of. the respective .companies on March 17.
c
: 'Under "tlis terms of-the proposal each share of Vultee common stock
Decking.
7%
■
-
.It Is announced that this,corporation has added two new members to
growing family of non-critical materials developed: especially toThey are known as Bestwall Gypsum
per
usual
no
Miscellaneous
"
Aircraft Inc.—Exchange of Shares Planned—
feeder
on
&
Payment -will
Consolidated
unsecured
total, $5,942,785.—V, 148, p: 2260;
dorp^—Two
Trust'Co.
-
its
Exterior
Net
•
-
1
speed up war-time construction.
Each
payable
been'called-for
There haVe
and'interest..
"
accrued
income-
$1,000,000; deferred income
stock
Certain-teed Products
i
sundry),
Federal
war
19431,
stock outstanding.
total, $1,672,688.
$125;
of $48,900''t>f:first
,
dividend
a
the
sales
'.Gross
Community Public Service Co.—Bonds Called—
:
.
doubtful
declared
1 to holders of record Feb.
Income from investments and miscellaneous
"
'
.
'Assets—Cash In.banks and
$1.40
"61,388"
96,860
shown
as.
the
stock,
Cost of
weekly: kilowatt'hour output of electric energy of subsidiaries
of this.'corporation*- adjusted to show general business conditions of
territory served, for* the week'ended Jan.. 21, 1943^ amounted to 233,418,402 as compared .with' 203,944,789 'for the corresponding week in
1942, ah increase of 29,473,613 or 14.45%.—V. 157, p. 343.
t
$3.33
:
Balance
"
60,814
$64,719
The
100,000
;
—„
(Sept. 30. 1942)
per common share
$1037254
Sheet, Dec. Si, 1942
of. Directors,. ;$3,892,935),
tax,
Commonwealth
.
$1,786,3471
-
Dividends paid
Net
$72,313
directors
and
Years
1,120,007
—
,
'
have
accumulations-on
Craddock Terry Shoe
30,732
3,000
accrued taxes,s $16,398; Federal
taxes ohiincdme-for,the--year ended Dec. 31, 1942 (est,), $3,000; $6
cumulative: preferred stock. ($T" par), $67,571; common stock (par $1),
$318,428; capital- surplus,: $1,522,968; earned deficit,; $255,677; total,
$1,672,688.'—V. 156/ p, "2304;
337,380 '
.Nef profit
■
389.273
•
v—
Normal and surtax
37
$95,451
7
dividends.-——
'•Liabilities—Accounts
64,490-
/
of
aggregate quoted market prices,
stock
82,141
"
Interest '(net)
4,112
4,419
$129,898
26,645
surtax
$24.46 per shake of preferred"
Board
•177.324
'7-.
—■
income
State
$91,302
Assets—Demand deposits, $237,785; accrued interest on bonds,
dividend -receivable, $750; investments, at cost (less reserve to
$1,716,953
*
'
"
Taxes (other than Federal and
6,752
*
-assets'of
of
common
72
and
tax
•
419,103
dividend
annual
an
stock, par $20, to holders of record
annual payments of $1.60 per share
years,
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on the
value, both payable Feb. 15 to holders of record
Jan. 30.
An extra of 15 cents per share was paid on this issue on '
Feb. 14, last year, and on Feb. 15, 1941.—V. 155,
p. 398.
1940
.
^Exclusive of security transactions.
were
Ont.)—
Payments of like
ahiount were made in each of the four quarters of 1942, while during
1941 the following dividends were paid: June 1, $3.50; Sept. 2, $1.75;
and Dec. 1, $3.50.—V. 156, p. 1604.
by the balance sheet of "
Dec. 31, 1942, .with securities taken at indicated market on that date,
670,865.
previous
directors
share
1941
$119,793
5,687
.
29,358
Preferred.-
In
$100, payable March
The.
$104,671
IV—,
.
>Net 'incomie
15)12
expenses,J.
".1942
.
"
-
—
income
Federal normal
-Net
—
:.
Expenses
-
(Toronto,
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.—Extra Dividend—
*
-Sundry, itenis
Total
Co.
made.
■'
;
$97,847
,
SHling and warehouse
y.-._
Income, dividends—
'.j' $2,806,921 '
sales-i—i.-.-',.
on
7.
Years Ended Dec, 31—
on
Insurance
Corrugated Paper Box, Ltd.—Accumulated Dividend—
j Commonwealth Securities, Inc.—Earnings—
during 1942, see V. 157, p. 128.
Statement,
;
p.
at the New York Hospital,
illness of one month.—V, 157,
'
10.0
6.2
5.7
Soya Co. (& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Consolidated
.
were
% Increase
175,528,000
162,014,000
i
Central
14.
account
1941
.1942
.
165,277,000
r
'
„
181,748,000
:
also payable
are
Jan.
Kilowatt-Hour Output
,
...
181,884,000
.157,
Life
■The company on Jan.
13 paid
share on the outstanding common
.
group
January, .9
186,336,000
January
'2*"171,293,000
all accumulations
preferred and of
the '6%
$1.50 on
of
$3.92 V*. per
of
Continental
10.8
a
dividend of $3.36 »/2 per
stock, both payable .Feb, 10,'
issues.
both
on
have
directors
7■%
share
OutpuW
164,103,000.
—V.
died
an
Smaller Dividend—
The
7 '
•
Inc.—Obituary—
President,
Jan. 26 after
on
increase; over the corresponding period of a year ago.
.Week Ended-—
January, 23
January 16
Hartlieb,
York, N. Y.,
130.
M.
following are' the kilowatt-hour output totals of the past four
weeks and percentage comparisons with last year:
.
the
10.8%
a
L.
.succeeding,Lieut.
The
,
bpoks of Consolidated Electric & Gas Co, of its investment in Central
Indiana Gas Co, and Hoosier Gas Corp. as a result of the • proposed ■"
transactions--V; 156," p. 2216.'
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"
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"
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'
;
Central.Power & Light Co,—Pays Div. Accruals—
Frederick
New
of companies,
for the week ended Jan. 23,
excluding sales to other electric utilities,
Corp. which will be surrendered, and cancelled.
made in the aggi-egate carrying value on the
be
will
J.
been
Hoosier
fqr the old shares of preferred-and common, stocks of Central Indiana
No
Continental Can Co.,
has
p.
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Weekly
Gas Co. and Hoosier Gas
•
He
Director—
Electricity oiitput of-the Commonwealth. Edison
Electric & Gas Co. in the
indenture securing the col-,
Consolidated Electric & Gas Co., in substitution
of
Vice-President.
a
,
Gas. Corp. to be received by Consolidated
reclassification will be pledged under the
lateral trust
elected
A. Montague, has .been elected .a director,
Blancke,-.resigned.-—V. 156, p. 2304.
■
.
-The
Earbgno has been
'
to capital
charge
a
J,
associated with the company for the.past 11 ycars.-
surplus, part of which will
bfe created through the proposed reduction in capital,
■Hoosier Gas Corp, proposes to reduce its stock capital by $35,199 •
from. $5.35,199 to.$.500,000,. through reclassifying its outstanding 18,257 '
shares (no par) common stock and 400 shares ($100 par) preferred
stock,•all of which shares of common and preferred are held by
Consolidated Electric* & Gas Co., into 10,000; shares ($50-par) common will
Louis
•
consisting
account of $2,238,527 from its property account and charge
to earned surplus; the earned surplus deficit thus created'
justment
the
Co,
Gas
$4,648,969
from
standing
•
.
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—15-Cent Dividend—
.
A dividend of 15 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock/pax* $5, payable Feb. 15 to holders of record Feb. 5,
Payments i
1942 were as follows: Feb. 16, initial of 30 cents; May 15,20 cents; Aug. 15, 10 cents; and Nov. 16, 15 cents.—V. 156, p. 1602.
is
preparing, a, plant at Allentpwn, Pa., for the production of
torpedo plane.-r-V. : 157,,,Pi. ,8.
pany
during
Navy
a
,Liabilities—^Accounts paj'able, etc., $59,669; customers' deposits and
r
,
Chicago Mail Order Co.—New Spring Catalog—
.
V.
157,
p.
8.
-
•
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will
be
paid
on
Feb.
t
to
holders of
certificates of
for first mortgage, gold bonds of 1927.
The Committee , on .
Security Rulings of the Exchange ruled that the certificates be quoted ;
deposit
"qx-intefest" on Jan.„28, 1943,—V. 156, p. 2035.
The
Judge
11
Co.
of
0.
as
S.
the
and
the
for the^corresponding week of
and .Exchange Commission announced
District Court for the District of Delaware
date
for
Columbia
Holding
hearing
Oil &
Company
on
the plan
of Columbia
on
and
commissions,
directors
have
declared
account of accumulations on
preferred
of
75
cents
per
share on
prior
no
8.
1942.
Payments during
Oct.
1
1942 were as follows:
April 1, 75 cents, and
and Dec. 24, 25 cents each. The last mentioned pay¬
ment cleared-arrearages
year,
dividend
par value, payable April 1 to holders of record
This is the fixed quarterly payment which was due Oct. 1,
stock,
March
July 1,
com¬
a
the $3 cumulative and participating
'
A
New Trustees Elected—
W.
contingent
erected
It
Carey, "Jr., and Herbert
of this "company.
Mr.
Gibson
trustees
&:Towne .Manufacturing
of Consolidated" Edison
Co.; and
Co.—rV.
157,
Mr.
p.
C.
22
that
has
set
Feb.
-
Electric
Gasoline Corp., filed under Section 11 (e)
This is the plan previously approved
Act.
the Commission, and submitted by Columbia Oil & Gasoline Corp.""
to its. stockholders.
The hearing is in connection with the application
Feb.
on
24
the
on
to
through July
I,
1942.
dividend of 10.186 cents per share was
April 28, 1942,.out of 1941 earnings.
Davidson on Jan. 26 were
is President of the Yale
Davidson-is
343.
31,
future
that
conditions and
dividends
would
prospects prevailing.—V.
be
also paid on '
*
declared
156, p.
on
the
1772.
,
'
Income Account for
Gross
Accrued Dividend
share-has been declared on account of accumu¬
no par value, payable
11. This will clear up all arrearages
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Davidson-Boutell Co.
Vice-President
-a
.
profit on sale's;
the Fiscal Year Ended Aug.
——.—o._——
%
Operating expenses
•
holders of record Feb.
Net
profit from
sales__*—
31,
1942
$1,439,945
1,340,03d
$99,855
Other income
212,983
.issue.
'Payments during 1942 were as follows:- April 1 and July 1,
rents each;-Aug; 27, .56Va- cents; Oct. I, 43% cents;-Nov. 9, $2;
Dec.
of
announced
Carey
the $1.75 cumulative preferred stock,
said
is
basis
,.
lations
Jan.
Gas &
fThe
1942. an increase of 7.4%.
of " electricity amounted to 164,200,000 kwh.t
pared with :160,400,000 kwh. for the corresponding week of last
ap increase of 2.4%. {
,A dividend of $2 per
Columbia. Oil & Gasoline Corp.—Hearing—
the
This
1.
cents
Lpqal .distribution
Consolidated Steel Corp., Ltd.—$2
Securities
wages,
2036.
company,
700,OOQ;jc,wh;
2096.
The
salaries,
the above issue on
Michael. JL. .Igoe Jras authorized the .trustees of .the Chicago. Railways, Chicago. City Railway, and Calumet & South Chicago
Railway companies, all controlled by Chicago Surface. Lines, to- make a
semi-annual interest payment on first, mortgage bonds of the respective '
lines on Feb, 1.
The total"payment will amount to $1,855,585.—V. 156,
p.
-10
p;
announced on Jan."27 that System output of elec¬
tricity
(electricity generated and purchased)- for the week
ending'
•Jan. 24,
1943, amounting to 173,500,000 kwh., compared, with 161,-
s
i.Federal
record March
on Dec.
10. last - year;
and 15" cents on June 23, 1939.—V; 150,
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
Chicago Surface Lines—Interest Authorized—
*
accrued
Curtis Publishing Co.—75-Cent Prior Preferred Div.—.
has received notice that six" months'—
York Curb Exchange
share has been declared on'the common"
■
;
.
of -2li%
of TO- cents per
$1, payable'March 23 .to holders, of
March- 4; 1941V
Chicago Rys. Co.-^Interest Payment—
interest
par
compares-: -with>25" cents "paid
.
! The New
dividend
A
stock,
ago;
$345,657;
Federal and'S,tate taxes on income (estimated), $1,373,101;
reserve
for post-war adjustments, $100,000;
capital stock (par $5),$1,000,000; surplus, $1,382,827; treasury stock, Dr$34,545; total, $4,307,020.—V. 156", p. 1415.
$33,361;
;
■
company's new spring catalog contains 492 pages against'444 a
Assortments of • many lines have been expandedy materially, '
the enlargement being chiefly in the medium and top price brackets.—
•The
balances,
$42,308; employees' war bond deductions, $4,643; accrued general taxes,
-CousolidatedTBiscuit Co.—10-Gent Dividend—
year
credit
43%
•
cents.—V.
157,
p.
43%
and
Total
•Other deductions
Estimated Federal and State
130.
$312,83&
-
30,453
income taxes
126,866
by
made at the request of the companies, that the
and carry out the plan.
The Court has directed the
Columbia Oil & Gasoline Corp; to mail notices of the hearing to its
security. holders and' to >a-ll those' who participated in the hearings
of
the
Commission,
Cpurt enforce
before the
Commission.—V. 157, p. 343.
Net'profit to surplus
Container Corp. of America—25-Cent Dividend—
*A
dividend
of
■
25
•
cents
per
share
was
declared
Jan.
21
on
the,
capital stock; payable Feb.- 20 to holders Of record Feb. 5.
Payments
during i942 were as follows:' March 3, May 20 and Aug. 20, 25 cents
each; and Nov.' 20, 75 cents.—V. 156, p. 1688.
Preferred
Common
dividends
^
$155,520
—
dividends
Earnings per common share„„
••Including debenture interest of $18,151.
36,000
33,576
$0.83
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
440
Consolidated
Assets—Cash
Balance
Sheet,
plant of Diamond Alkali Co.'s standard silicate division, according to
a
Pittsburgh, Pa., dispatch.
The estimated cost of the plant is in
excess
of
$2,000,000.
Diakel Corp. will operate the plant, although
1042
31,
Aug.
$143,951; accounts receivable
$1,677,233; merchandise inventories
(the lower of cost or market), $1,247,442; other assets, $17,378; fixed
assets
(less reserve for depreciation of $218,304), $150,066; deferred
charges, $34,771; organization expense (less amortization), $36,486;
total, $3,307,327.
(less
banks
in
for
reserve
and
hand,
on
losses of $77,000),
title
.
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
directors
declared
22
Jan.
on
initial
dividend
for
Account
Net
sales
1942
Cost
of
(excl.
sold
products
preciation)
Selling
cents
25
—
—
Provision
of
rev,
of
revs,
,$5,600,841
not
5,038,055
3,324,985
1,980,605
$1,541,512
$870,660
549,995
379,741
:
■,
<
625,174
1942—12 Mos.—1941
3,228
46,638
190,988
129.347
Net
from
153,638
138,865
Net
ry.
$857,464
credits
$646,891
95,986
Gross
$222,706
32,897
profit
33,861
—
$890,361
-
—————
taxes
charges
and
$742,877
Net
.Net
of all
revs,
Fed.
for
profits
excess
Taxes,
"■Excess
value
Cr277,119
Cr33,782
2,800,662
433,236
948,941
886,790
3,852,494
3,435,625
$221,067
148,700
for
post-war
$4,941,996
$2,591,623
1,310,068
1,305,639
transferred
Balance
Dividends
paid
Fixed charges
to
%
Assets—
5,258,206
Deplet. & depreciation..
Proceeds
from
in
net
1,101,851
Cr62,094
Cr27,297
Net
income
156,
$2,557,374
$666,661
0 62,094
$6,592,365
Deferred
$4,336,480
Delaware
Gross
Net
Hudson
&
ry.
1940
$2,980,003
$2,322,901
$2,110,365
1,056,994
707,632
637,597
500,053
Net
Net
ry.
1,397,103
665,978
471,258
34,170,493
26,775,310
Salaries,
15,716,185
income
oper.
11,402,697
7,831,850
7,865,716
8,497,736
5,619,258
5,519,101
10,423,919
income
for
Power
Submitted
Federal
&
Light
Co.—FPC
Approves
Disposition of Charges—
on
Power
Commission
announced
Jan.
at $131,661.
Pi represents about
The
in
Account
surplus.
The
established
156,
requirements.
.
,v:
,
Amortize the balance of $2,503,101
Account
537,
miscellaneous
over
period of
a
amortization,
beginning with November, 1942.—V. 156,
by
>
Detroit
Edison
Co.—Reduces
The company reports that
promissory notes, leaving
ing.—V. 156, p. 2222.
Gross
15 years through
monthly charges
$915,296
Detroit Toledo
&
the
1941
Net
from
ry.
income—
157,
$707,087
1939
$756,668
$674,642
331,670
420,090
330,603
269,230
351,582
261,095
226,612
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
8,368,864
income..
157,
8,771.438
7,540,197
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
4,513,324
3,596,583
2,990,547
3,019,404
2,293,963
1,991,456
130.
p.
ry.
Calendar Years—
*Net
Gross
.
from
from
ry.
———
Undivided
■"After
—i.—_——'I
profits
making
provisions
for
Balance
Assets—
S,
V.
Sheet,
$306,202
240,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
1,662,475
2,000,000
Dec.
Expenses paid in advance-—
Deposit with N. Y. State Banking
Security contracts
in
banks
and
on
Department
1941
$1,259,209
1
of
Taxes
982~916
1,755,126
$2 000,000
—
2
Undivided
Unearned
Reserves
U,
S.
Loans
discount
—
——
Government
deposit
account-——
payable
—
—_
Securities borrowed at par
U. S. Govt, secur. sold under purchase
agreem't
1,598,499
855
571,537
33,230,785
49 991,834
57 ,850,000
9,700,000
6,545,719
ties
are
1 689,812
Dec.. 31,
pledged
to
1942, $110,938,115 of U. S. Government securi¬
secure U. S.
Government deposit account loans
payable and U. S. Government securities borrowed.—V. 157,
Diamond Alkali
A
contract
Defense
Plant
p.
343,
Co.—Subsidiary to Operate Plant
has
been signed by Diakel Corp.,
Cincinnati, O., and the
Corp. to provide plant facilities adjacent to the
present
V.
C,
(less U, S. Treasury tax savings
accounts directly relating to U. S.;
(contra), $26,651,168; real
loan (less payments due currently, $79,-
income
on
$500,000), $881,100;
cost
plus
fixed
fee
contracts
$170,861
"'718,972
*572,330
36,532,418
27,554,684
18,636,680
23,526,389
17,246,294
9,969,588
9,174,633
14,311,352
11,715,929
7,288,646
Net-ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1939
$196,557
$157,933
$171,563
$125,017
72,930
41,167
67,016
38,700
43,810
8,478
40,025
2,095,757
1,689,986
*
556,928
170,943
Light
2,331,920
1,665,722
869,332
1,288,028
761,175
106,845,421
86,606,612
81,217,363
48,711,103
34,696,312
24,944,566
21,844,453
income—
24,372,832
20,931,583
13,853,996
11,464,135
40.
p.
dividend
Co.—10-Cent
of
$1,
par
distributions
of
15
10
cents
payable
to
1
on
holders
to
Aug,
including
and
each
cents
Feb.
Common Dividend—
share has been
per
made
were
1941
1,
Aug.
34,584
1,
156,
*51,499
Period End. Dec. 31-
1942,
and
" $40,197,350
%.
13,362,523
retirement
than
for
acquisition
income
Federal
for State
taxes)
income
income
adjustments
—
2,357,458
'
4,019,735
■
Net
•
1501.
p.
1942—Month—1941
2.634,236
$1,083,128
$950,941
576.011
52,816
622.263
6.280
5,333
75.390
58,779
14.528
219,039
196.364
$119,787
•
Balance
Retir,
2,653.771
619,365
$13,736,730
income
129,120
$13,938,088
———
2,651,935
_
Net
income
•—$11,240,847;
■"Provisions
Nov.
It
Federal
for
tax
1942, have been made
30,
and
surtax; for
the
on
the opinion of the officers of the
is
liability for Federal
V.
normal
157, p.
excess
130.
1
basis
,
—.
$166,437
,2,474
44,165
69,358
$14,454
$210,601
$189,144
accruals.
„Y
t
Net
of
the
$9,934,682
months
11
that there is
no
5,000
70,667
$9,454
$139,935
:■
545
632
■>, 6.019
$8,822
$133,916
$122,832
119,126
Balance' Sheet, Dec.
$14,541;
other
materials and
and
investment
special
deposits
1942,
At
$16.31
was
the
value
of
Eaton
share
per
year-end
32.6%
Howard
&
of
Balanced
compared
the
with
assets, of
was
31.6% in preferred, stocks,: 32.4%
uninvested.—V. 157, p. 218.
Fund
$15.57
the
with
bank
taxes
31,
stocks, and
in
For
the
operating
Services
week
companies
American
National
Power
Power
during
surplus,
21,
Ebasco
1943,
the
Services,
Inc.,
were
as
N
-
..
above
figures
do
not
v
,
1943
..
include
-
%
12,006
7.6
76.053
16,194
14,995
system
157,
Electric Bond & Share Co,—Plan
the
transfer of
plan
Dec.
in
—I—-*.——
real
on
of
course
ic^..
(not
90
92,757
45,000
days
———
5,324,306
,
accrued
deposit and in office—
other
1941
50.283
estate..^—'———.
collection
overdue)
on
'V
'V
.77
31
1942
5,435,002
212,084
assets
11,784,177
1,020,815
:7._—.
181,164
6,972,203
p.
inputs
Total.
of
any
"
'
944,843
'
77
Reserve
for
taxes
Reserve
for
all
com¬
and
,
.
and
reserve
Total
are
1,200,000
2,250,000
2,250,000
14,438,128
—
'"Valuations
values
2,201,188
1
—;
376,517
.——-
on
Commissioners.
values
20.066.121
1,500,000
surplus
total
22,963,165
3,451,198
-
liabilities
—.15,108,923
tContingency
at
$59,423,786 $53,989,382
expenses——
other
Capital.
tq American
* ' '
-
i_$14,150.500 $13,457,427
—■
13.9
344.
Inc.,
—
premiums
21.3
Approved by SEC—
Services,
——
Unearned
claims——
Exchange Commission on Jan. 25 approved a plan
foreign servicing business of the Electric Bond
for
'
Sheet,
..
stocks—$$45,799,095t$35,551,438
——
for
the ..liquidation .of the portion^ of the " invest-:
ment of Bond and Shares in Ebasco Services employed in its.Tinter-.
national division, which renders services to clients
operating outside
this country, and the placing of such foreign ^servicing in the
holding
provides
.
Reserve
the
and Share Co. System from Ebasco
Foreign-Power Co., Inc.
'
The
-
.
Cash
Net
for
Balance
'
Interest
—Increase—<
Amount
107,775
92,247
122,770
the
•
1942
158,078
170,084
appearing in both periods.—V.
The Securities and
V:
■
;
and
estate
Premiums
All
,
The
client
which, are .subsidiaries
.
&
Light Co.—
Electric Power & Light Corp
National Power & Light Co.—
panies not
7,'
7
—Thousands of Kilowatt-Hours—
.
Operating Subsidiaries of—
Power
of
follows:
7
American
inputs
$4,332; unadjusted credits, $673;
157, p. 40.
$4,573,681.—V.
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York—Annual State¬
Mortgage loans
System
total,
$651,418;
.Assets—,..-7"
& Light Co., Electric Power & Light
Corp. and
Light Co., as compared with the corresponding
&
1942
of
Jan.
.
sold,
stock ($25 par value), $1,654,525; premium on
notes payable,
$275,000;
accounts
payable,
deposits, $22,786: miscellaneous liabilities, $1,343;
$77,952,
interest
accrued,. $661;
retirement
reserve,
ment—-':
Real
ended
:
cash,
$975,610;
accrued,
3.4%
Inc.—Weekly Input—
■ :
contracts
instalment
011
;
.
consumers'
"Bonds
Ebasco
'.
$4,064,504;
special deposits,
$200; accounts receivable;
$166,781;
supplies, $268,9311 prepayments, $9,899; total, $4,573,681.
stock,;
$17,367;
1941.
invested
v/as
in common
Dec.
>7
1942.
equipment,
6.312
,
(Liabilities—Capital
capital
earned
Dec:. 31,
on
Fund
of
as
31,
genera!
$892,014; contributions for extensions,
asset
60,000
$11,702
.
declared
Assets—Plant
....
$129,144
105,890
charges
income
Dividends
the-1942 Revenue
company
profits tax under the Revenue Act of 1942.—.
"'.7
W ;
7'- ■ ,-7;-'7 7
;v. •.
6,333
512.247
income
$12,586,617
2,697,240
—.
(net)1
$11,980
$18,580
.
reserve
Gross
$12,457,497
201,358
.
deductions
$16,621
.1,960
revenues—.
income
4,081,542
695,592
.•
■
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$84,656
—
oper.
Non-oper.
-
revenue-
income
from
distributions
>
690
3,547,792
.
taxes—
tax
Similar
while
3,612,621 !'
690
'
.
1
11,863,763
2,200,052
reserve—
quarterly
common
25.
last,
$104,692
.
Taxes
$37,556,703
.&£$'•
repairs— j——:
for
1941
■
the
on
Jan.
2,
13,392
Maintenance
.1942
y
Nov.
68,399
revenues
Operation
Co.—Earnings—
'.
declared
of record
and
May
made.—V.
were
1
Gas Works Co.—Earnings—
Fall River
216,475
/
2305.
p.
1,849,706
1939
1,350,774
338,381
32,423
$7,051,757
■■
railway——„
oper,
157,
stock,
13,887
1,537.948
361,527
1940
$7,689,324
1,701,288
133,353,572
railway—
Fairbanks
A
1940
1941
$9,038,592
3,802,154
income—.
oper.
from
Gross
Ry,—Earnings—
1941
J
1942
railway—: $11,146,473
railway—,
From Jan. 1—
Y
130.
from
from
Net
*547,145
i
RR.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
*$158,778
$662,763
Counsel,
152,. p. 984. :
1939
10,000,000
$115,984,171 $65,647,394
—
Note—As of
1940
27,477,475
,..
utility plant
2,000,000
-
Total
'
1942
$2,000,000
789,629
.
000,000
1 662,475
420
profit
$1,089,098; accounts receiv¬
War bonds (at cost), $7,500;
S.
B. Robertson, former Executive Vice-President and General
Erie
*1,071,713
_.
operating
ended
week
Liabilities—
Surplus
hand,
salaries,
and State taxes
series
Interest
Net
985
-$115,984,171 $65,647,394
stock
1941
income---
(other
Other
43,017
•
against
,
cause
JY.:
.
43,880,824
railway—
"■Provision
Provision
of
Total
Capital
tOutStanding,
shares in 1941,—
184,107
985
.
been elected President, succeeding Howard Flagg, who resigned be¬
of poor health.
Mr. Flagg will remain on the office staff.—
has
19.41.
par
\
bonds,
45,381,348
..
.
Employers Reinsurance Corp.—New President—
J.
de¬
for
reserves
"■800,646
_
p.
railway
oper.
Amort,
17,023,602
hand
80, 1942
772,520
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Asset Value—
29,759
—
U.
increase
profit
890), $169,587; 7% cumulative preferred stock ($100 pari$883,100;
common
stock
($4 par), $1,553,180;
paid-in surplus, $222,039; earned
surplus, $1,292,975; total, $32,375,350.—V. 156, p. 2305.
$4,080,423
*1,639,821
,
1,598,499
1942
$i 096,606
Treasury notes, bills and othkr
securities—————————— 112, 723,575
received
accrued——
150,330
Interest
no
expenses
Net
■;.
on
which
of
accounts directly
estate and chattel mortgage 4%
1,013,532
1,083,173
_
income—„
Appropriation
31
hand
on
$767,934 In
80,159
revenues
contingencies.
bonds,
S.
Cash
and
-
Acceptances
U.
taxes
223,000
-100,000
■
* 1,313,987
_
railway.,-—
Duquesne
Act.
■
,
notes,
Government
1.202,392
t.Less
1941.
and
$456,047-
:Years Ended Nov. 30—.
1941
350,000
profits
Capital funds:
Capital
Surpius
:
$413,977
undivided
and
$1,382,152,
percentage
during the
totaling' 25
payable, $258,073; mortgage loan payments due
preferred dividends payable Oct, 1, 1942, $15,454;
commissions, taxes, etc., $368,783; provision
$79,891;
wages,
$48,825;
2,000,000
declared
1
$4,836,328
and
-
railway
from
Net
Income
Annual Report1942'
—.i.'——
profits
Dividends
1942
1942
r:-
oper.
Gross
Discount Corp. of New York
$2,053,318,
was
relating to U, S, Government
fixed fee contracts
(contra), $26,651,168; post-war refund
profits tax, $13,000; fixed assets (less reserves for deprecia¬
$2,100,260),
$1,903,822; patents,
manufacturer's rights
and
for Federal
91,880
59,226
From Jan. 1—
6,702,308
3,624,902
2,158,996
_
railway— Y;:
oper.
of
accrued
267,875
112,468
919,075
and
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
December—
Maintenance
>369,250
_
in
railway—„
oper.
"■Deficit.—V.
outstand¬
1940
1942,
-83
1.57
'■<
,
Sept.
Sheet,
$1,149,018;
$1,425,102;
to
lower
"
notes
RR—Earnings—
$775,397
349,355
■200,000
1942
Operating
Ironton
income..
oper.
of
$.20
•
Liabilities—Accounts
$350,000
471,100
1942
'
Operating
1942
railway..
railway--—.
from
ry.
tion
Indebtedness—
$4,310,000
plus
excess
$154,500
the
t
deposit
on
reserve),
Operating
;
from
Net
of
in
in
chares
railway- J
from
Net
during 1942 it paid $2,000,000 of its 2'/4%
total
a
DecemberNet
of
57,039
1,013,240
$27,500
oper.. income—
Net
equal
of
railwayrailway—_
from
ry.
■■V"-
2037.
p.
cost
$4,080,426
,-68.437
___„.i—-—.—w,—
"■Deficit.—V. 156,
Gross
)
for
Balance
1
From Jan. 1—
depreciation
,
ended Sept. 30,
•
.
(less
from
responsible
■
currently,
—.1—
from
Net
tion
,
partially
."Assets—Cash
1,805,147
,
increased
taxes
inventories,
*
)estimated).
1688.;
p.
Net
Thus The amount of $3,311,663 to be disposed
the original cost.
Immediately charge off $243,043 to Account 271, earned surplus, rep¬
resenting available surplus at July 1, 1942, after providing for certain
Com.
None
15.71
preferred 7%
cumulative stock.
Dividends
share ($97,073) were paid on the common stock.
per
able
2,669
,
..
lS-month period
,
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings-
of
Immediately charge off $405,596 to Account 250, reserve for deprecia¬
of electric plant, representing company's determination of
previous
accruals applicable. to electric plant
acquisition adjust¬
ments.
■'
■■
'
138,739
the
on
income
sales,
.1,1.74
,
•
$500,000
adjustments-^—
December-
company plans to dispose
Account 100.5, as follows:
in
4,881,855
Per Share
Pfd.
$2.01
76.00
was
.
1,202,653
par
no
Gross
dispose of the amount of $159,922, estab¬
by an immediate charge to Account 271, earned
of the amount of $3,151,741,
107,
taxes
reserve
of
V,
proposes, to
company
lished
30%
Net,
43.58..,
cents
'f
——U__
„
80,176
and
in progress
follow;
years
671,166
.
—
preciation
ap¬
,
coat
previous
384,875
.1,460,184
,
,
$4,836,328
and payroll taxes
local-taxes, ,& royalties,.;
surplus
."■Less
course of reclassifying the company's
determining the original cost of its properties.
of Jan. 1, 1937, the company's revised cost studies show
original
of electric plant in service at $11,079,855 and construction work
As
with
$17,772
530,640
i;.—> 57,709
post-war
surplus
original cost in the
over
accounts
5,912,248
3,315,466
■
Earnings
year
1942.
1941
721,463
:
stock
Earned
proval of
the
plan
proposed
by
company
for
the
disposition of
$3,311,663, of which $159,922 represents write-up and other erroneous
charges to plant and $3,151,741 has been established as other excess
charges
18,148,239'
8,351,486
4,884,588
taxes; met profit after taxes was $671,166.
The regular dividend of $7 per share ($61,817) was paid
$223,572
equipment—, 1,922,629
State &
Capital
Pro¬
its
20
*"/
157, p. 40.
22,138,090
„
,
tCapita)
343.
p.
Delaware
The
v
commissions
wages,
Fed.
Federal
25,452,489
5,541,975
$3,780,545
•
y.—1,872,472
*
Accrued
396,146
45,642,213
29,387,656
11,577,631
3,681,119
goodwill, $1; prepaid and deferred charges, $136,641; total, $32,375,350.
Total
gram
and
11,931,754
before
•
$250,403
——————
Reserve
income.,
oper.
from
157,
Oct.; 31.
payable to bank—
——;
Accounts and dividends payable.^—;
1939
$3,819,957
railway,.
railway—
railway—
from railway——..
—V.
reserve)
plant,
33,716,298
income—
Net
$2.28
year ended Oct; 31,
Sheet,
Notes
1941
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Balance
Liabilities—
RR.- -Earnings—
1942
from
from
Net
(less
charges
.
Total
December—
745,555
railway,—
railway,
oper.
Profit for the
2305,
p.
802,589
590,971
1939
$2,028,164
194U„-v.—7,652,833
60,376
(less reserve),.—% 1,173
advances, employees' accounts, etc.—-.;"
3,879
Estimated post-war refund of excess profits tax;;%,6,600
tProperty;
—V.
998,327
Sales
$183,540
$4,48
■
Traveling
Cr27,297
769,641
211,325
1
1942———„-4-r' 52,869,704
100,200
$3,08
accounts, notes and, acceptances receiv.
Inventories
2,812,117
from
ry.
1939———————
73
,
1942
of
excess
792,110
1,036,058
income
1940—I———.
$358,986
,
100,222'
———————_
"■Trade
$7,086,503
4,072,785
1940
$2,280,001
Sept. 30
37,600
Sundry stocks and bonds
value
book
681,417
$246,777
"•
:'
!
of
sale
securities
$1,285,984 $10,637,853
$3,631,928
^
1941
$2,657,830
railway.,:
Comparisons
^100,000
rebate of $6,600 for the fiscal
Cash
!_•—
surplus—
Comparative
$15,854,947 $12,344,709
5,217,094
Earnings—
1942
$2,772,899
Year Ended
71,100
Cr 1,957
100,000
-
provided 'for——:
or
■>Less post-war
————
Balance
;
Crl,460
adjustments
v,
151,900
315,800
profits tax
—_—~
for prior years' taxes..
Earnings per share on capital stock
Net before fixed chgs.,
etc.
Ebasco Services.
35,501
excess
1—J—
tax
Provision
Fed.
income—..i
on
$3,444,631 $22,508,103 $16,213,570
$5,61.1,818
in
$398,576
Emerson Electric Mfg. Co.—Annual Report$812,737
„_l—-
declared
62,848
*
■
and
&
taxes—
than
other
taxes
COS.—
income
for
country,
Share
railway.,—
oper.
from
—V.
$256,568
$680,029
77,625
income
Adjustment
Prov.
and
from
175,812
before
Normal
15,797
*
the
outside
concerns
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.
242,317
—T_.
deductions
Other
$3,441,403 $22,461,465 $16,197,773
10,977
serving
December—
—
expense
income
Gross
profits
—
Bond
Gross
Net
companies
consolidated
a
and
purchases from
from
de¬
of
.j——
Other income and
special
—
of
will reacquire 4,000 shares of its capital stock
for $400,000 in cash, canceling such shares and
reducing its capital stock by that amount,—V. 157, p. 344.
1940
"
Net
subsidiaries
From Jan. 1—
Companies
consolidated
for
depreciation——T_—
for
Profit
Net
the
$2,851,265
———,
expense
Administrative
$18,891,088 $14,534,706 $74,693,200 $57,833,994
13,290,247
11,093,303
52,231,735
41,636,221
L——
—
Expenses
the
International Corp.,
cash.
31
1941
$4,866,498
$6,938,823
—-———'
——
Operating
Gross
Oct.
Power,
Ebasco
Foreign Power will purchase from
Ebasco
Inter¬
national 1,990 shares of its capital stock for $199,000 and advance to
it on open account $199,576 to provide it with the cash
required for
$1,900,768
of
Services
Foreign
will transfer to
Ebasco Services, then
(& Subs.)-—Earnings-
1942—3 Mos.—1941
Ended
Years
V
share on
the
outstanding
400,000 shares
of
common
stock,
payable Feb. 15 to holders of record Feb. 5, according to H. N. Greis,
President.—V. 156, p. 1951.
period End. Dec. 31—
New
American
income
per
Delaware and Hudson Co.
Kellog Co.,
Inc.,
inactive subsidiary of American and Foreign Power, all the
and assets employed in the international division of Ebasco
properties
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—Annual Report-
,
an
and M.' W.
Services,
presently
,
.
3558.
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Initial Distribution—
The
Ebasco
The latter company is designing and building the plant.—V. 151,
York.
payable—bank and broker, $65,000; accounts pay¬
able, $217,447; accruals (taxes, salaries, commissions and interest),
$226,292; reserves for deferred
taxes, contingencies, etc., $175,758;
reserve
for possible decline in merchandise inventory values, $40,000;
long-term debt, $300,000; 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
$100 par*, $600,000; common stock $10 par), $1,343,050; capital sur¬
plus,
$57,204;
earned
surplus,
$282,576;
total,
$3,307,327.—V. 152,
p. 675.
'
/ ' ' /
the Defense Plant Corp..
with
remain
company system of American and
which receive the services rendered.
Corp. was incorporated recently In Ohio and is owned jointly
Diamond Alkali Co.,
by
p.
Liabilities—Notes
.
will
Diakel
Monday, February 1, 1943
$59,433,786 $53 989,382
basis approved by National Association of
Insurance
tContingency reserve, representing difference between
carried in assets for all bonds
based
b 1.352.436
Dec.
on
in- 1941
31.
<
and
stocks owned
1941,. market
and
$1,280,287
,
deposited for purposes required by law.—V.
155,
p.
399.
-
(Continued
on
and
total
quotations.
iSecurities carried
in. 1942 1n the above statement
page
473)
-
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4147
157
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
New York Stock
«»
WEEKLY
-
441
Exchange
YEARLY
-
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery Bales are disregarded in the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the day. No account is taken of such sales in computing the
United States Government Securities
Below
we
furnish
Stock Exchange during the current
Figures after decimal point represent
week.
Jan. 23
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices
Treasury
4y«s, 1947-52
the New York Stock
on
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Jan.27
Jan.28
one or more
Jan.29
32d of
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices
\
[Close
Total sales in $1,000
Total
sales in $1,000
High
Low
sales in $1,000
units
2VaS, 1962-67
Total
sales
in
$1,00
sales
in
100.19
100.20
100.19
100.19
100.20
100.19
100.17
100.19
100.20
100.19
1
3
$1,000 units
...
[High
,
tV*s, 1951-53
Total sales in $1,000
units
f High
(High
•{ Low
2Vis, 1952-55
Low
(Close
[Close
Total sales
units
High
106.29
[Close
Total
Low
sales In $1,000
In
__
106.29
units...
[High
2
Vis, 1954-56
Low
•
...
Close
Total
1
sales
in
$1,000 units
(High
3%S, 1949-52
—J
:
High
Low
2s,
1947—.
Total sales In $1,000
Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
units
...
High
[High
Low
2s, March
•{
1948-50
Close
Total sales
In $1,000
—
Low
•
...
[Close
3s, 1946-48
...
$1,000 units
106.29
•
___
Close
$1,000 units
VbS, 1946-49
...
Low
Close
3
5
Close
Total sales In
Low
Total sales in $1,000
1
Low
•
High
\
4
100.17
$1,000 units
2%S, 1967-72
units.
3%8, 1944-46
1
High
Low
In
100.21
100.21
100.17
Close
Total sales
100.21
100.18
[ Low
1963-1968...,
Total
3%s, 1943-45
Jan. 29
100.18
—
—
(High
Total sales in $1,000
Jan. 28
(Close
2%s,
units
3%S, 1943-47,
Jan. 27
100.18
...
units
Close
Total sales In $1,000
Jan. 26
f High
Low
■
Jan;
Low
f High
i Low
—
(High
,
the New York
—
[Close
—,
3%s, 1946-56
on
units
Close
Total
bonds
[Close
units.,
4s, 1944-54.
Jan. 23
[High
2Vis, 1956-58
Low
coupon
point. (See note below).
a
[High
—
for the year.
Exchange
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
a
range
juow
[Close
units..
Total sales in $1,000
__
units
_
'
High
3s, 1951-55....
High
Low
2s, Dec. 1948-50
Low
Close
Total sales in $1,000
Close
units—
Total sales in $1,000 units
"nigh
2%S, 1955-60
109.13
LOW
High
109.13
Close
__
109.13
Total sales in $1,000 units..
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
*4
[High
Low
2%s, 1945-47
Low
2s, June, 1949-51
[High
J
Is,
Sept.,
1949-1951.
\ Low
[Close
Total
sales In $1,000
[Close
units
Total sales
fHlgn
[Close
-
Total sales In $1,000
107.6
in $1,000
units
107.6
•{ Low
2%s, 1948-51
107.6
units
2s,
Dec.,
1949-1951
High
Low
.
Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
1
(High
2',is, 1951-54
f High
Low
•
2s,
1950-52
|
(Close
(High
Total
sales in $1,000
108.15
[Close
Total
sales
In
$1,000 units
108.15
I Low
2%«, 1956-59
108.15
units
[High
2s,
1951-55
Low
[Close
Total
1
sales in
$1,000 units
"Hign
2'/is, 1958-63
\
Total sales
in
1%S,
1948
1
f High
4 Low
[Close
—
[close
Total sales In $1,000
Total
units........
C High
2Ha,
Federal
J Low
[Close
1945
Total sales
in $1,000
Total
.]
3s,
units
Low
Dome Owners' Loan
Close
(High
Total sales in
(High
Close
j
Total
"'Odd lot sales.
NEW YORK STOCK
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 23
Jan. 25
Jan. 27
$ per snare
I per share
54
55
55%
111
46%
8%
*35
8%
55%
600
*111
114
*111
114
70
*35
46'/a
56
114
36
*35
36
*35
36
*35
36
20
45%
*45
46%
46%
*45
45%
8%
8%
8%
9
8 %
25%
*25%
26
*25%
15%
15%
15%;
41
41%
*15
41 Va
*65
67
4
6%
6%
19%
201/4,
19%.
69
*7
*64%
7%
149%
150
-ii y*
♦71/4
150
11%
*84%
>
7
7
6%
171/4
16%
19%
69
•
40
41
61V*
*65
70
4
41/4
4
19%
■
7%
152
152
7
19%
69
7»/4
152
'
6%
*84%
19%
*71/4
150%
20
20%
5,700
69
151%
152
28%
19
19
19
19
*14
li/4
152%
12%
18
152%
*11%
12%
300
18
152
7%
18%
3,000
7
10,300
-
2,300
7
7
75%
75%
75%
75 y2
400
27%
28%
281/4
28%
28%
29%
12,600
19%
*19»/«
19%
19%
19%
191/8
19 y8
1,100
li/4
*1%
li/4
IV4
11/4
1,900
♦141/4
14%
*1%
6%
*75
7
14%
14
141/4
70
71
70%
71
70
70%
25%
25%
25%
251/4
25%
54
52%
53%
521/4
53%
52
53
451,
1
1
7
500
28%
251/8
69
7%
75%
251/4
page
23,100
28%
70
see
8
19
75
28
1%
7%
*64%
7%
58,100
II
*73%
75
footnotes
20
*71/4
7%
17%
75
For
19%
*64%
19%
69
17%
281/4
.
7,100
5,700
*171/4
28y4
251/8
7%
17%
17%
75
69%
7%
17%
7%
100
17%
17%
7
87
7%
7%
7
*111/4
7
*84%
17%
7
6%
16%
*64%
87
16%
7%
6%
161/4
12%
6%
30
7,300
II
*lli/4
171/4
8,600
4i/a
%
%
12%
6%
14%
7%
71/4
17%
90
%
.
*111/4
17%
11/4
*64%
*84%
%
11%
6%
*13'/a
401/4
67
4y8
11%
17%
l'/4
87
\l
7%
6%
16%
*64
39%
2,000
'
%
61/4
15%
'
85
16%
15%
67
4
16
200
40%
♦65
4
■.
11,700
26
40
67
4
ft
200
9
26
8%
15%
*65
85
46%
8%
26
15%
4
6%
6'/a
411/4
8%
*25%
15%
67
%
,
40%
*45
8%
26
15%
4
87
%
15%
*65
4i/a
.*81
15%
55%
*75
NEW
Acme Steel
Adams
Co
.No
Address-Mutigr Corp.
Air
Reduction
—10
NO
Inc.—
Ala & Vicksburg Ry Co..—,
Alaska
Gold
Juneau
par
.100
Min___
&
85
28
7
Jan 25
.ft Jan 11
5VaJan
5% Jan
13
■'
Jan
18% Jan
64
Jan
Corp.:
Mfg
2
15
39
Sep
26
5V2
18%
10
29%
61
7
28
22
28
14
1% Mar
Jan 25
85
'
(| Jan 28
8
7%
17%
20%
64
Jan 29
Jan 29
Jan 29
Jan 29
Jan 15
7%-Jan
•
69%
ft
3»/2
3%
8
11% Jan 25
10
18%
7Va
75%
29%
19%
IV4
14%
29
26
28 >
11% Apr
4
Apr
64
July
29;
26
22
^-No
par
Alpha Portland Cem—
...No par
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
.1
14%
14%
700
701/4
70%
72%
2,200
Amerada
25%
25i%
25%
5,700
Am Agric
521/4
54%
541/4
54%
5,400
American Airlines
6%conv preferred
Corp
Chem
;
50
—No par
(Del)— No par
tnc
10
52
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
72% Jan
25% Jan
56
Jan
23 ;
29
29
26r
4
r
Apr
Apr
Aug
Dec
Mar
18% Jun
25V'4 Apr
14%
IJ
11
43
4
Nov
Dec
Dec
Dec
Oct
Nov
73% Feb
77/a Dec
118Vz Apr
May
26%
16%
41%
69
Dec
Dec
Jan
Jan
6% Nov
6y4 Nov
17
Jan
22% Jan
Apr
10% Jan
share
94% Feb
% Oct
July
Jan
Apr
Apri
152% Jan 29
16V± Jan
4
6V* Jan
2
73% Jan
7
26y0Jan
7
17% Jan
7
% Jan 13
13y2Jan 20
x67
Jan 14
23
Jan
2
.
•?
9% Jun 1
16
Mayn
57 Va Novf
3%
4
per
51V2
113
43
48%
8ya
Apr
Jun
Mar
Apr
Jan
9
..No par
.—100
7
2
2
11
25
140% Jan
1
—No par
preferred
Petro
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
42
Jan
67V4 Jan
4% Jan
36% Jan 13
par
Dye__.„No
Allied Mills Co Inc
5%
9
27
I
May
Mar
May
19
1
Allied Kid Co—
Allis-Chalmers
46% Jan
6
Jan 22
Jan
8
Jan
8
37
104
31
5
—..5
Chemical
Allied Stores
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
Allen Industries Inc
Allied
23
Jan
3% Jan
.10
Albany & Susq RR Co—..——100
Allegheny Corp
—.——No par
5%% pf A with $30 war—
100
5%% pf A without war
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
—No par
Alleg & West Ry 6% gtd—
100
112
4iy4Jan
par
% per share
Jan 21
63
25
7%
25%
14%
38%
67
No par
—
Corp
Year 1942
Lowest
Highest
I per share
4
Jan
35% Jan
No par
.25
Express
Adams-Mills
51% Jan
111
100
Abraham & Straus
Since January I
Highest
t per share
„No par
preferred
24%
14%
Lowest
Par
4%
70/4
•
Range
Abbott Laboratories
*13%
-
Range for Previous
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
I per share
*55
"111
25%
26
the Week
114
41%
*25
I per share
*55
55%
Sales for
Jan.29
Jan. 28
I per share
5 5'/a
Friday
Thursday
'111
36
46 y8
.
i-Sale of registered bonds, all others are coupon issues.
STOCKS
Wednesday
Jan. 26
111
35%
$1,000 units..
RECORD
PRICES
Tuesday
,,
54
35%
54
HIGH SALE
112
*45%
in
units
LOW AND
S per share
sales
Low
[Close
112
Low
•
—
units
2Vis, 1952-54
*53%
$1,000 units
1%S, 1945-47
("High
sales in $1,000
j Low
Low
[close
Total
[ High
3s, series A, 1944-52
[Close
__.J
Treasury
Low
[close
Total sales in $1,000 units
sales In $1,000 units
2Vis, 1950-52..
\
1944-49
v.
Vis, 1949-53.
Total sales In $1,000
Low
sales in $1,000 units
[High
Low
High
Total
High
Close
[Close
2
$1,000 units—
units
1948
Total sales in $1,000
in
Mortgage
3%s, 1944-64
(High
2Vis,
sales
Farm
103.16
103.16
$1,000 units
(High
Low
Low
[Close
1953-55.
2s,
Total sales in $1,000 units
1960-65
103.16
[High
Low
Close
2 %B,
Low
[Close
Total sales In $1,000 units
-
149
:
Jan
12Va Jan
16%
6%
81
30y8
19%
1%
18%
70l/2
24
58y2
Nov
Nov
Jan
Jan
Nov
Jan
Jan
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan. 22
I
per
*97n
t
thart
t
I
share
per
10%
10
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47'/a
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477a
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574
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57a
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31 VA
32%
32 Va
3274
3274
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76%
28 Va
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197'B
69
69 %
69 Va
A
*95
98%
98 74
1934
*17%
19%
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67a
2,700
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98
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70
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197 a
3,500
70
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98
98
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98
193/4
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1974
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1774
1774
1774
17%
17%
97 Va
97%
98
98
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50
5074
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874
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274
274
234
12,400
51
9
9 Vb
44 7a
34
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3
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33
130
American
4
374 Jan
20
43/B Jan
29
17b
717a Jan
2
78% Jan
27
5674
Jan
9
Jan
4
159
22
20
0%
200
3674
Hide
176
6
5
717<4 Jan
28
35%
35 Va
7„
54%
54%
5474
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54%
<2,700
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'3%
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3%
3%
3%
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374
4,500
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33%
Dec
Apr
Dec
7474
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Mar
176
Oct
May
33
Jan
733/,
Jan
20%
Jan
5
19% Jan
25
16
May
100
109
% Jan
28
1097a Jan
28
105
May
110
Mar
97
Jan
29
101% Jan
2
69
Mar
103
Dec
15
Jan
18
26
77b Jan
4
22
14
92
18 % Jan
par
2
18
Jan
97% Jan
27
99
Jan
8
17% Jan
li—1
2
2 7b
Jan
Dec
Dec
2 2 74
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May
10074
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6
7
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16
13/4 Jan
3
Jan
'
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8
Jan
19
A
2474 Jan
21
26 74 Jan
5
1674
77a
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par
13/4 Jan
2
274 Jan
28
as2
Nov
Dec
Jan
—No par
.No par
46 % Jan
18
52% Jan
29
1874
Jan
■
-
Nov
25 Va
37. May
No par
.No
Oc,
374 May
5
1574 Jan
''
Dec
49 74
Dec
2
Dec
Jan
6
9 7. Jan
29
%
Jan
874
39
*
Jan
6
4574 Jan
29
10 74
Jan
4274
—..10
32
-
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8
343% Jan
25
2572
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35
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4
37b Jan
22
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Jan
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3674
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SS Co
7
1
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•
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Jan
5
35% Jan
21
32 72
53% Jan
7
5574 Jan
4
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35 "A
547b
Feb
557a May
173
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3574
13074
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1273/a Jan
Oct
Jan
33
Apr
No par
900
543a
120
1474 Jan
preferred
35 74
23
12
10
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54
27
Jan
•
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Jan
65
Export Lines Inc
♦
■
•
2
29
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3374
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'
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6
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5274
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4
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49
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—
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9
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274
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-
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7
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25 V4
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25
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2
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17
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200
574
4
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100
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25
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100
conv
2,700
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17%
—
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7
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7
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7
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5
.1
-
shares
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5
25
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;
Car
Highest
t
I per share
share
per
1943
Lowest
,
Jan
47
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100
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300
97
97
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100
112
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a
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112
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'
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78
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130
130
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130
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47%
■*
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
per
fo-
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YORK STOCK
NEW
the Week
10
10
10
97/4
i
per share
t
share
per
974
10
10
10
47 Va
*47
share
per
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Jan. 29
Jan.28
Jan. 27
Jan. 20
Jan. 25
i
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Range
STOCKS
PRICES
8AI.E
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
Satarday
Monday, February 1, 1943
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
Dec
Oct
'
t
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54%
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45
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29
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1
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21%
217s
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22 %
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187b
1974
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197s
674
6%
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12
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1974
14
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2674
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27
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51
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70
2874
2774
28
a
35 74
25
Jan
16
19%
Jan
2
97
Jan
25
23% Jan
374
14
5
Tobacco———No par
Sumatra
2174 Jan
14
-.100
12774 Jan
2
Telep & Teleg Co/
$6
.
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.—.—No par
preferred-
1st
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——
7 74
77a
32 7a
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1
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&
7%
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70
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1974
20
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18
110
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20
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29
2774
102
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36
Apr
11174 Mar
„
Sep
4V4
Jan
5374 Jan
29
42
Sep
677a
Feb
Jan
20
40 %
Oct
66
Jan
29
21
Jan
3374
Dec
Jan
19
574 Mar
8V4
Nov
29
274
——
Coast Line
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RR
1
W I SS Lines—
6;% Jan
9
7%
47b Jan
-7
5% Jan
074 Jan
4
727a Jan
11
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77%
Jan
53
Jun
83
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Jan
2874
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8174
Jan
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Dec
19
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53
Oct
29
60 Vb
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Oct
2874 Jan 22
1974
Jun
347a
Oct
19
16%
Jun
34
Jan
33
77% Jan
101
7
66
2
72 V4 Jan
13
22
26
21% Jan
8
Jan
44
Oct
Jan
July
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44% Jan
Jan
82
May
Apr
674
Jan
49% Jan
19
474
Apr
'
79
267a Jan
Jan
4 V4
4
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26
45%
Jan
—25
183% Jan
7
1474
Apr
23%
Jan
10874 Jan
19
20 7a Jan
108% Jan
29
-100
19
993/4 July
109%
Feb
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50
6 74 Jan
4
374 Jan
28
6%
Sep
7
Jan
507a Jan
14
5174 Jan
28
4674
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51
Dec
Jan
.100
Refining—,
conv pvef
series A
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—
par
52
Jan
9
58
Jan
27
43
May
70
113
Jan
12
115
Jan
13
111.
May
116
•7% Jan
7
774 Jan
22
Corp——
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Jan
3%
Dec
1%
Apr
26
15%
Apr
374 Jan " 2
37e Jan
29
274
Jun
1274 Jan
A—-—No par
of Del (The)
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974
25
L
-
7
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Api-
37b Jan
3574 Jan
2% Jan
28% Jan
prior
7
5
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Mar
——100
///—No
preferred
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Austin;
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Oct
,17b July
■
2
preferred—
5 %
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Jan
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Mar
Sep
Jan
17
Jan
27a
12
430
374
36
2
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5%.
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374
11
34
4
;
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1087a Jan
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46
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1
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774 May
22
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115
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100
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-
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5
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110
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20
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29
&
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30
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May
2974 Jan
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50
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4
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'
29
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24
59
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22
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59
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27
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,
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49
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26
2
5fe
150
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..
70 74
Jan
5
Jan
Assoc Investment
300
2974
101
200
Jan
Nov
4 •
Apr
63% Jan
preferred—.
—
100
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe_
.100
"5% preferred—-//-/(.——j—100
б,100
?
29
174
Co—
No par
Arnold Constable Corp—-.—.5
Artloom Corp——————_No par
7% preferred———————100
Associated Dry Goods—
—IA
6 %
1st preferred———100
7 f#
2d preferred————100
1,100
116%
108 74 May
3
preferred
Armstrong. Cork
100
V
Apr
prior preferred.—..No par
$.6 conv
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„
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26
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11
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103
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—
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98
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557. Jan
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16% Jan
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.~No par
Brlggs & Stratton.—
5
Bristol-Myers
Co
Brooklyn St Queens Tr-7_ —No par
Bklyn-Manh Transit_^„7 __No par
4/
V
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106% 106%
77%
100 s';
Apr
Dec
7%
Jun
8
13 1
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Roller
11'A
4
.
12
Inc
Borg-Warner
19%. Jan
91% Jan
Briggs
v.
11%
3%
Borden/Co
i
r
29
Apr
Sep
417% Jan
9,900.
"35%:
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Stores
&
27
I per share
Apr
5
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class
Class B_>—
„
Bond
700
11%
7 /
Co
Aral
_15
Brewing Corp.
America..
.No par
Bridgeport Brass Co—
38%
35%
13% •13%:
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■
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34% t
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10% Jan
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■
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23
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7,300
b
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9% Jan 26
300
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2
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6% Jan
Jan
2,300:
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22
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18%
17% Jan
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30
9%
22
4
<
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share
per
2
76
50
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3%
77%
'
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29% Jan
I
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Boeing
9,7001
28%
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8
share
6'.% Jan
16
1942
Lowest
No, per
Co
Bloomingdale Brothers.^——Na par
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per
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
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44
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35
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'
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-
23%.
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,
400
45%'
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28%
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12,900
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17
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snare
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67V
STOCKS
Wednesday
Jan. 26
share
per
RECORD
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
<
Jan. 25
443
28'A July
9% Apr
Jan
14%
Oct
Dec
8%
Jan
xl03'A Mar
112%
Jan
6
Jan
2
3% Jan
29
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Apr
'Jan.
9
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18
47%
Jun
3 %
Dec
85%
Dec
7%
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20%
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21%
20 %
20%
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25%
25 Va
22
22%
26
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26
26
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17%
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18
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par
18
16
Jan
17% Jan
16
,25% Jan
27
22% Jan
2,800
Case
70
•
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774 Jan
Jan
17
Dec
Jan
22%
Dec
Apr
53 7/b
Nov
'A
Jun
174
Jan
5%
Jun
7'A
Nov
HVb
16
Jan
16%
Nov
9
*
15% Jan 29
7V
Apr
15 V8
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29
7V Jan
23
27 'A
Dec
33
Aug
2
7
Jan
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3%
Jan
36'A Jan
21
37
29 %
May
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4% Jan:
Jan
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Jan
19
5% Jan
28
25
32
28
77
29
2'A May
Jan
7
89
25'A Jan
8
29% Jan
3.'A Jan
8
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26% Jan
-
6
88
Jan
Jan
-
1%
26
42% Jan
30
11
29% Jan
25
■
100'
Jan
11
874 Jan
2
Central Aguirre Assoc
76% Jan'
No par
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12
16%
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214
77; 102%
102%
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Feb
Jan
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j23%
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103
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85
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85
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50
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50
21
15 y8 Jan
29
4% Jan
17V May
27
6% Jan
29
90
2% Nov
Mar
Jan
2
3
Jan.
7
IVb
110
'11
:
Jan
Jan
3%
Jun
18
par
:
,
104/
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Jan
14
3
Jan
2
32% Jan
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2
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Cab
,—5
:,/
Jan
99% Jan
100
Mfg
34% Jan
4
82
July
104
27
8 7V Jan
/
22
Jan
35
3%
Nov
23»A
Jan
32%
Dec
.15%
Sep
19
Jan
143/b
Jun
18 %
Oct
93
Apr
19'
Jan
29
Jan
29
Jan
4
(
1O0
il0%
Jan
16
36% Jan
13-
&
V
Go.U—No
East 111 RR
Class
/
'29
Jan
25
;*
57A
Apr
9%
5%
•
Oct
27%
Apr
36%
Jan
89
Apr
98
Feb
$3
conv
Pr
pf
1,300
.
7
9 'A Jan
29
Vb Apr
2% Jun
6"
23/8 Jan
'28
1%
Jun
2%
10% Jan
;4
12% Jan
29
8%
Jun
13%
Sep
/ Jan.
4
7% Jan
8
4%
Jan
7%
Nov
6
;17
Jan 22
/. 38% Jan 16
Jan
V
6
Mall Order Co—5
;•/ Chicago Pneumat Tool
3,600
7 7 '8 Jan
2'A Jan
—,50
preferred———/
Chicago
2% Jan.
99
50
par
Chicago Great West RR Co
■
2.
,5-
100'A Nov
A,40
A
v
33% Jan
'95'A Jan
100
Oct
Apr
18
::
8
Dec
1%
39% Jan 26
,
5
Jan
>
'i
/—No'
15% Jan
par
2
Jan
8
48'A Jan
6
37
preferred—_No. par
/v 3Ve Jan
29
12
2%
/
Chic
($2.50)
Rock
Isl
div——No par
cum
St
49
Jan
15
12
2
5
l3e Jan
22
Jan
12
1 % Jan
Aug
17%
Apr
3944 Jan
47
July
12
12'A Jan
15
13% Jan
4
Jan
21
.1%
2
1% Jan
14
/
22
11% Jan
V 15,300/
i
900
30
„
30
preferred————^-100
Chickasha
128
'
par
10
/H
;U
/••'*'
52
Jan
3*2
Jan
%
74
Jan
IVb
Va Mar
/
>
l'A
''
15
8%
11%
Copper Co
Clark
220
Jan
11%
Jun
13%
10'A Jan
30
C.
C.
C.
5%
& St.
-30741
600
103
230
*83'A
85
•
—No
;
33
Jan
14
13
5
Jan
27
13
Jan
36'A Jan
18
68'A Jan
CO.—100
—^—100
preferred———.
Jan
May
28
Jan
130
par
$4.50 pfd—No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The) _/
1
5%
9
92
Jan
33
Louis Ry.
preerred
29
Jan
2% Jan
5
Equipment
29
12
4
—,4,100
22
109'A Jan
4:
May
70% Jan
2
96% Jan.
Dec
100% Jan 27
7
par
Clev El Ilium
,
:-t
67% Jan
,—5
—-—100
—No
preferred—,,
900
*
73
—25
Chrysler Corp/
City Ice & Fuel
6'A %
Jan
1
20
—No par
'
111
-3074
Oil
Cotton
Childs Co
City Investing Co
City Stores
5,900
.
*101%
--
6 %
,
90
4%
-34%
111
103
preferred——*100
.Chile
>
*4%
*66 7V
>
800 /
•
70%
*121
Jan
33
/
% Jan 16
Jan
.Jan.
Pacific—-—100
7%
Chicago Yellow Cab——No
100%
34%
>
600/
1,400 :
Dec
8% NOV
"
2,500'
f
Nov
27
,
17 7A Jaiv 13
18
No par
:
Preferred series A_—
100'
VA:
24%
*27
z
-
Oct
Jan
3%
Apr
Sep
Sep
Sep
Nov
Feb
"
11%
111
29%
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103
103% Jan
4
12
'
No par
Products—-
preferred
900-/.
.
M%.
69%
69
111
103
/
;
t
14%
*100
4%
-34
*121
111
6%
4,800/;. Chic
12 y4
*24'A
30
4%
34
128
Jan
13
Cham Pap & Fib Co,—,
"
:
800 /:
'
1%
11%
30
5
35
3
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5,000
>
1
14%
100%
-
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■
69 %
11%
100%
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.
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2,100
•
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,
14%
1%
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.
50
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1 '•<
1
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1%
2
97% Jan
6 % prior preferred/,,/— 100
7,600
16%.'
37%
/
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l'A
,
15
1%
Dec
29%
97%
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14%
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130
7
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50
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Apr
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37%
37'A
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■
1
•
16'A
3874
50
Dec
Dec
-
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Cerro de Pasco Copper
300 /
36%.
3%
;
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:
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99
2%
■
.
16%
78
130
15 z
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3%
8%
2%
5,500
10 ■:«.
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11%
8%
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preferred—100
100*
3,700
1,370
•> 100
99
36%
•
•
18
Co—M
AV2%
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;'*■
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M8
<10
Lt
Century Ribbon Mills/——No
~
'34%:,
3%
100
9%
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2%'
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12
17%
103
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700
j
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■
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100
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7%
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4,900 /
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19
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28'A Nov
4
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10
2
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121'A Jan
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82
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3,900
Electric
Auto-Lite
11
7,300
Electric
11%
11
2%
10%
2%
2%
1%
2%
2%
2%
2
llVe
2%
2%
2%
8,300
2Vs
11
11
2
2 Va
25,700
35%
34%
35%
34%
35%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
*35%
36
35%
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
*24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,100
1,400
*50
51
50%
50 Va
*50%
Elec St
4,500
35%
*109%
3%
*61
62
61%
61%
63%
*62
65
*62%
64%
*63%
footnotes
see
page
451.
Jan
2
35%
%
37
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
50 Va
50 Vs
50'/a
50
50
300
111
*109%
111
*109%
111
4%
3%
3%
63%
*63%
65
64%
65
66
$7
72%
%
%
%
111
4Vs
4
39,800
II
64%
66
66
400
68%
73%
73
*109%
4%
4
64%
*65
Apr
Mar
Apr
12 Vs
Sep
May
88%
Jan
11% Jan
4
12% Jan
29
10
2
86 Va Jan
28
77
Jan
11
34% Jan
29
23% May
71% Jan
63
32
-
39% Nov
7
75
Jan
15
Jun
84
Nov
9% Jan
7-
10% Jan
18
8%
Jun
13%
Jan
7% Jan
9
8% Jan
18
5
Jun
9
106% Jan
29
Jan
15
Jun
140
109
,
88
,
74%
10% Jan
30
12% Jan
19
Jan
19% Jan
25
18
28
30% Jan
35% Jan
28
Jan
21% Jan
29
12
7% Jan
29
23% Jan
15
17
par
Feb
90
23
Jan
19%
Mar
Jan
Jun
Dec
13%
8% May <■
2% Jan
102
Jan
Jan
95%
Jan
13
1% Jan
100
100
Sep
Dec
100
2.
Oct
13% May
32%
Nov
Jun
20%
Oct
1?
Jan
5% May
9 Va
Jan
Jun
25%
Jan
Jan
95
Oct
44
Jan
81
Nov
12%
Jun
18
Oct
4% Jan 29
Jan
18
80
6% Jan
2%
Apr
9
15%
Jan
18% Jan 29
15% Jan
par
4
3% Jan
5
Jan
9
*66
69
200
74%
150
%
3,200
*73
74
%
3e
17
12
par
17
Jan
16
8
102
10
Jan
11
11% Jan 18
47/s
Apr
26
Jan
12
29% Jan
26
18 Va
25% May
Jan
5
31
Jan
22
Jan
2
14% Jan
27
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
.
97/s
28
7
12
17% Jan
7
Mus Ind
(The)
Am
No par
preferred—,
Elec Storage
Battery
El Paso Natural Gas
Endicott
5%
Johnson Corp
preferred
—
Public Servlcs
$5 preferred..
—
$5% preferred
$6 preferredEquitable Offics Bldg
Engineers
•
1
No par
No par
No par
3
50
100
1
No par
No par
No par
No par
13 Vs
Nov
11%
Oct
4%
Jan
1%
Sep
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
29
18%
Jan
26
:OCt
37
Oct
21
Jan
22
14
Jan
21
Jan
18
Apr
27%
Jan
1
26
Jan
6
27% Jan 25
Jan
6
39
27
2
21% Jan
8
24% Jan
23.
16% Mar
83% Jan
13
86% Jan
28
70
2
11% Jan
29
4
40
24% Jan 2715% Jan
20
Jan
5
56
130% Jan 12
Jan
7%
Dec
Dec
26
Dec
17 Ve Jan
29
16%
Dec
8
Apr
61% Jan 29
51
May
70%
Oct
Jan
26
95
134%
Dec
Jan
29
Apr
13 Vs Mar
16%
Dec
-136
2%
Apr
8
Jan
Feb
112
Oct
7
10 Vs
120
Nov
July
143% Jan
26
102% May
144
Jan
8
126% Jan
5
120
127
Nov
13
118% Jan
8
111% Mar
118%
Dec
33% Jan
22
5
31%
3%
146%
178
35
13%
30 Vs
10%
1%
1%
Jan 19
3114
28%
33%
23 %
49 %
109%
Jan 20
Jan 20
Jan 2
Jan 7
Jan 5
Jan 11
Jan
2
Jan 20
Jan 18
Jan 19
Jan 12
Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan
4
Jan
5
Jan
57% Jan
62 % Jan
4
7
4
5
% Jan
8
54
9%
29
6% Jan 11
10% Jan 29
2% Jan
Nov
!
16%-: Apr
5
117% Jan
Feb
Dec
87
32% May
4
Jan
9%
22%
4
Jan
125% Jan
Uuly
-
11
5% Jan
134
!Aug
Jan
19%
9
6%
26% Jan
8
Jan
16
39% Aug
33% Apr
Jan
9% Jan
,
-
14%; Apr
8% Jan 20
Jan
shares
Nov
Jan
37
Jan
No par
100
_4
2
5
3
Dec
30 Vs
37
5
Ve Jan
16% Jan
•
10
—
Dec
27%
•
2% May
4
Jan
10%
•
Apr
29
Nov
110
Apr
1
Oct
12%
Mar
Jan
15
Dec
4
17%
Aug
108% Jan 20
2
Jan
108% Jan 20
39
par
1
$6 preferred
10
72%
*70
*35%
24%
*50 Vs
24%
51
'hi
81 % Jan
_5
Electric Power & Light
13,800
31
For
Nov
41
1
Boat--—
11%
33%
%
20 Va
32
No par
Edison Bros Stores Inc
13 Vs
34%
%
14% May
281
No par
No par
(N J)
13%
31%
72%
Dec
29
40% Jan
No par
100
preferred
13%
1%
71%
cum
*13%
30%
72%
9%
21% Jan
6
1
*
2
Eaton Manufacturing Co
13%
33%
*70
5% May
12
Mills
13%
1%
3%
Rolling
Eastman Kodak
30
35%
153
178%
36
36
30%
3Vs
29
18% Jan
37% Jan
Eastern Airlines Ine
4 Vs
33%
3%
10 Vs Jan
No par
4%
1%
3%
15
No par
8% preferred
—
100
Du P de Nem (E I) & Co
20
$4.50 preferred.
No par
Duquesna Light 5% 1st pfd
100
32%
29%
110 Vs
Jan
—t
4%
32%
110 Vs
Dec
International
Dunhill
118%
29%
111
16%
~.No par
Duplan Corp—.
500
33
*109%
Jan
Co—.1
-r
6,500.
*32%
1%
12%
I
Dow Chemical Co—
>
...
143%
126% *
*29%
1%
Dec
Nov
18
a'J.
Douglas Aircraft
119%
152
%
Nov
18% Jan
No
Dome Mines Ltd--—
•
400
6
10%
125
*116
141%
;
*118%
*177%
Nov
4
No par
118 %
*13
11%
2%
2%
125
*126
Oct
3%
.
16% Jan
.—23
Co
118%
36
31%
11
11%
10
143%
Dec
179
14%
;
A———i—;
118%
13%
31%
32
10
—;
Corp-Seagr's Ltd:
pref with warrants
118%
35%
*13
10
142
2% May
Dec
58
,
Apr
98%
preferred—
32%
33
35%
35%
126%
*126
5%
6
*9%
*116
125
143%
142
18%
*5%
partic
Class
•
5,100 <
5%
26
42% Apr
159
Jan
37%
Apr
-Doehier Die Casting Co—
600
16%
59%
18%
6
Jan
51%
-
Apr
Jun
St
Dixie-Vortex
1,000 J
--
25
«39 5/4
17
18
2
Hudson
Distil
86%
*86
11
25
&
i
59%
17%
7
Jan
178
2
Mar
.
23%
10%
——.1
*•
300
16%
.
56% Jan
3% Jan
Jan
7
85
No
4,200
59 %
6
45
Jan
12%
28
pfd—100
Co
2,000
59 %
10
39
Dec
Nov
26
(The)—1
9%-
16%
17%
48% Jan
\l
t—:—B
—1——23
23% v
24%
6
6
.
26
Diamond T Motor Car Co
59
17%
29
27%
21%
Apr
2
12
6%
16
10
8%
Jan
29
600
24%
6
29
2% Jan
'
9%
11
1,000 :
•
38%
*38
59%
17%
11 Va Jan
53% Jan 20
Raynolds A——No par
Diamond Match-jiu,
j
_No par
910
16
17%
7
Nov
4%
•
Apr
Jan
20
Devoe
25
134%
Jan
Dec
Apr
50%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
59%
135 %
17
26
45
176
8%
2% May
29
Dec
28%
,42%
Apr
28% Jan
21% Jan
■
37
21
Va
23%
86%
'
800
15%
135 %
2
Delaware Lack & Western.
'/5,700
25
136
8
X9% Jan
40
23%
39%
'
•
: s
•18%
16
135%
8
Apr
5% Sep
30%
15,
4% Jan
4% Jan
18% Jan
10
.100
,__50
fDenv & R Q West 6% pfd
;.100
Detroit Edison^.
:
w-u
20
;
59
10
2
86%
86%
86%
10%
•
*5%
11%
%
18%
9%
*9
23%
23%
2
Jan
Records Ino
Delaware
*
25
'
134% 135%
6
118%
15,500
58
17%
126
38%
28
16% Jan
No
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
7,500
4 Va "
20
20
*27%
39
9%
9
9
27%'
Jan
Jan
98% Jan
Preferred
300
10% <
*32
40
20
20
9
42
Jan
103%
21%
29
2
7
Apr
2%
.No par
Corp
&
1,600
14%
4
%
;-18%"
18
*32
-t-.
15%
57%
*5%
•'
4
Chemical
Deere
17,400
10%
10%
%
"%
40
*32
24 %
*86
10%
39%
3%
30% Jan
7
Jan
Oct
Dec
Apr
77.
29
99% Jan 23
pfdLlllioo
-
preferred
5%
Decca
2,600-
'
14%
14%
10%
18%-
18
40
24
•
86%
10%
'
32
*%
%
18%
9
24%
86%
135
*13
14%
'
9
*8%
24
25
357/s
14%
38%
16
150
15
*26%
•25%
*177%
31
38 %
25%
*9%
31
27%
*39
138%
31
38 %
10%
*115%
30%
27%
86%
*17%
31
38%
■39%
135
30%
27%
39%
57%
31
27%
*10%
16
11
28%'
*14
...
5% Jan
5
5
.No
—
Dayton Pow & Lt 4%tf»
109%-
11
28%
20
24%
*85
*109V4
3%
Jan
25% Jan
A
Davison
8,800
11%
10
Nov
Jan
7
1
prefened
Conv
•
15
28%
20
9
9
109%
v
11
20%
*
27%
38
4%
28%
*37%
27%-
23
*109%
9%
Nov
39
2
-
Davega Stores Corp
17% 1.
11%
20 %
"
20%
,
>
28%
*%
"
40
*32
40
*32
4%.
-*16
11
3%
9
Jan
4%
22
No par
——5
No par
No par
Cutler-Hammer Inc,—
700
28%
18%
18 Ve
18
-<>.
*109% 109%
3%
Jan
25
D
14%
10%
25
37 Va Jan
'
11%
3%
%
*%
%
18
17%
•4%..
17%
'
"
29%
10
•
Class
2,400
*14
14%
*14
*13%
.
8% Jan
7
7
22
V
..Vrt'C't
14%
-
Jan
6
26% Jan
(The) — .No par
No
par
preferred
■
14%
,
Prior
$8
*30%
30%
•30%
•
8%
2
-—
Cushman's Sons Inc 7 %
11
28%
Oct
7%
3% July
Jan
Curtiss-Wright
3,500
18%
18%
14%
14%
Jan
4% May
5
40%
5
preferred
Preferred
;"
83
28%
11
11
28
•
4%
*16
3
-,.V r;
V
4%
17%
*16
14%
*109 %
109%
*109
11%
'
14%
14%
270
23
*76
18%
9
Jan
Inc
Press
Curtis Pub Co
32,300
100
*92%
83
18%
18%
93
22%
Apr
1% Jan
No par
conv
4 Va %
12,300
100
7
15
Nov
14% Jan
(The)—
Zellerbach Corp..
Cuneo
34,700
4%
4%
17%
*16
17%
,
,
14%
109%
*108
o16
14%
14%
*4%
4%
M%
2%
35%
2
'
,
20
7%
,
..
104
.21%
22%
26
%
Jun
29
Jan
96
100
Cudahy Packing Co——
300
7%
*92%
Jan
%
5% Jan
Jan
9
2,200
19
20%
,
4%
12
*18
7%
*76
Jan
26
7% Jan 29
2
X4% Jan
—25
,
2% '
Nov
94
2% Jan
12
34% Jan
—
96%
*91
-■
Jan
16%
Nov
Jan
7
7%
Apr
Apr
4
25
10
4% Jan
7
preferred—.
Crucible Steel of Amer__
5%
conv
preferred.
-100
Cuba RR 6% preferred—-——100
Cuban-American Sugar
——100
Preferred
100
5 %% conv preferred
100
10"
106%
20%
22%
11
Sep
11 %
78
*
Jan
% Jan
2% Jan 20
No par
$5
9,400
8%
7 V4
100
7% Jan
'
—20
$2.25 conv preferred—
220"•
19%
..
4%
'
19
7%
11
95
Crown
1,000
-
~
r
35%
83
*76
83
*76
83
*76
83
*17%
22%
:
100
10
35%
7%
: *92%
22%
22%
*92%
18%
7%
!
9,900
75
34%
"
% Jan
100
2
•
"
34
*33
29
Apr
'
Dec
12%
9% Aug
17% Jan 28
96
Crown Cork & Seal—
5,300
35%
106%
104
1%
2
V
380
10
108%
,
,.
73
8
*105
5% Jan
2
Crosley Corp (The)—
2,600
89
33Va
8%
Feb
5
.
Cream of Wheat Corp
4,900
8
Feb
97%
5
—
5%. conv preferred
900
19
41
8
Preferred
530
12
*
89
83
Inc.*
——~—,1
Coty Internat Corp——
-—1
Crane
Co
—25
11,700
•
16%
98%
'40
7%
74% Aug
27
Coty
1,400
3%
12%
8%
29
Jan
4% Jan
Products;Refining-
Corn
190
40%
8%
j.
Del—
of
5,800
12
8%
Jan
95.
13% Jan
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co
'
1
Motors
Oil
,
<
178
1
Fibre
300
16
8
91
6
25
Insurance
940
97%
8
5
Jan
5,400
16
8
Jan
100
:
40%
10%
May
90
—5
-50
12
*9%
21% Mar
89
91% Jan
Copperweld Steel Co
Conv pref 5% series
3978
10%
Dec
15
29
Continental Steel Corp
Continental
20 Va
*9%
Jan
18%
29
100
Inc„
Can
Continental
20 %
10%
3%
Apr
12% Jan
1,100
3,200
19%
10%
Jan
Jun
18% Jan
-5
preferred
8%
Continental
;
17,500
■;
19%
10%
23%
1%
12%
2
Container
25,500
1
4%:
*19%
J
Apr
29
29
2
-20
3
$2.50
1
-5
No par
19%
10%
17%
3 Va Jan
par
No
preferred
conv
Continental
28%
3%
.
Jan
16% Jan,
lOViJan
No par
_5
No par
pfd
100
Corp
6%
Jan
18 Va Jan
24% Jan 28
,
-1
Cuba
Continental Diamond
55
10%
of
RR
7,200
%'
*10
Oil
Consolidated
11
44%
27
26
No par
Corp
9
41 Va
9%
-
Laundries
Oct
Jun
21% July
&
Jan
Dec
10%
100
Y—a.
N
7,200
19%
*84%
of
il
41% Jan
Dec
34
109%
.•
100
Coppermines Corp
$2 partic preferred-
100
9%
,89
7% May
17% Jan. ,1
-No par
preferred
prior preferred—.
Consol
18,000
9%
„
Jan
100 % Mar
Corp of America
25
Continental Bak Co
—No par
18%
*86
20%
5
11% Jan 25
6,600
9%
12
4
107% Jan
16%
18%
*39
32% Jan
5
May
9%
21%
15
11% July
9%
21
NOV
82
38%
9%'
105%
2
32
._No par
-No par
Consolidation Coal Co——
9%
9%
Apr
13
-
Consol
18%
15%
91%
2% Jan
Edison Co_.
'30%
176%
1
18%
16%
27
19
48%},:
1
1
15%
1
*12
15%
Jan
105
28
38%
3%
Dec
18% Jan
10%
177
29 %
94 Va Jan
48%
,*3%
Jan
6
10%
55 %
16%
2
11%
38%
29
Jan
22%
55
Oct
29 Vs Jan
Jan
*22 %
38
"
55
35
16
48%
*48
3 7'/a
Va
177
176%
3 %
3%
3%
*3
176%
176%
176
176
*48
10%
10%
48%
10%
10%
49
10%
*46 Vs
2
Jan
89
100
28
9% Jan
24
tConsumers Pow $4.50 pfd—No par
4%
4%
27%
29% Jan
107% Jan
_No
1,200
5 %'
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
41
4%
27%
4%
.27
par
_No par
_No
29
280
8%
28
4%
4%
27%
19
3,500
:
18%
30%
9
104% Jan
Oct
Jan
x33
94%
*99
30'/a
100
Dec
11%
5% Jan
2
Jan
84%
t
96%
.
100
*99
99%
*
14
10% Jan
,
Jan
45%
200
5
5%
5
Vs
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
5
47/s
5
25% Jan
9
54
.
38
18%
18%
18%
10
$5 preferred
Consol Film industries
21,900
'8%
8
7%
37%
8
11
preferred
Consol Edison
3(KV.
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 Va
*35
93%
47/s
4%"
8%
38
94 '
18
18
18
7%
7
30% Jan
21% Jan
4,200
9%
27/s
*35
Jan
par
25
Consol
5,700
9%
'
8%
93%
%
■
7%
37%
par
6%?#
900
*2%
8%
Mar
2
1"*
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•
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*2%
5%
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5
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10
51
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8,600
5%
2%
9%
7%
7 %
7%
7%
%
II
9
3
2
2
130
95
%
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■
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260
'
717% *'17%
-
85
Consol Aircraft Corp
3,100
91
95
13
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
12,400.
•
95%
5%
17%
79% Jan
36% Jan
1
5%
17%
95 %
96
95
5Vs
17%
16%
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Conde Nast Pub Inc
900
-12%
91
Sep
Credit—*
conv
Commonwealth
18,200
4,300
18%
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95
5
5%
5
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96
95
95
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11%
6,300
i
18%
12%
12 %
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29
2
par
Commonwealth St Southern. _No par
$6 preferred series—— _No par
47,500
...
90
26
Commercial Solvents
3%
17%
Jan
2% Nov
Sep
Sep
46
preferred
18,400
24%
18%
18%
17% •; 17%
30%
2
Comm'l Invest Trust
41%
3 Vs
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3
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37
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24
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200
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2
100
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1
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40% Jan
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Carbon
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5,100
32%
41%
24%
3
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300
109
11%
^
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600
29%
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105
31%
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32%
109
10%
11%
13
105
105
104%
900
33
10
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10
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32%
27%
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280
85
32%
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84
10
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preferred
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•
32%
32%
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84
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•
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I per share
I per share.
100
Columbia Gas & Elec
1942
Year
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
-
10%
83%
81%
*82%
10%
82
82
10%
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
YORK STOCK
Par
53,600
45
44
82
Monday, February 1, 1943,
V
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50%
2%
2%
50
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.
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mart
$ pet
than
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2%
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82
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Jan. 28
Jan. 27
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HIGH 8ALE PRICES
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,
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Jan
4% Jan
29
154 Vs Jan
29
108
178% Jan
Apr
Mar
Dec
34
4%
Nov
151% Dec
Nov
180
14
170
36% Jan
4
26
36%
Dec
13% Jan
29
11
Oct
15
Jan
32% Jan
16
20%
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11% Jan
29
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26
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27
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.
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35%
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27
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29
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29
29
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34%
Nov
25% Jan
29
26%
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Jan
18
39%
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49 %
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110% Jan 25
107%
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51
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28
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Oct
112
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Jan
66
Jan
29
40
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66
Jan
65
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27
46
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73
Jan
74
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28
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83
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29%
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86
•
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96'% Jan
27V* Dec
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27
7
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16% Jan
No
18
Jan
Apr
97
Nov
2% Jan
19
1%
28
8
Sep
par
19% Jan
21% Jan
26
Jan
11
12
2% Sep
Jun
10% Jan
7% Jan
14
11
10% Jan
18
14
52% Jan
14
51
6% Jan
102
Jan
.4
„5
37
preferred—
Jan
8% Jan
135
Jan
4% Jan
2%
2
par
2
4
100
71% Jan
5
Cigar Inc.—
No par
preferred.._-__._^__..__.100
20% Jan
130% Jan
5
No
No par
No par
100
General Motors Corp
$5 preferred
.......No
Gen
par
A——.No
10
Gen Precision Equip Corp
5%
Jan
19
66'/2
Dec
4%
Dec
3% Oct
9% Jan
Nov
16%
Apr
120
Nov
140
Feb
90'A
21% Nov
132
Nov
Apr
33% Jan 28
21% Apr
30%
Oct
36% Jan 29
40%
Jan
Jan 22
Jan
4
115
Jan 29
2'A Jan
9
108
Jan 14
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111'A Apr
.'
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Jan 29
Jan 14
Jan
86
7
Jan
Jan
23
122
4% Jan
2
,
5'
102
Jan
87
Oct
131% Feb
44% Dec
Apr
30
46% Jan 26
130
Jan
8
20
Jan 26
Jan
122
Apr
13% Aug
2 y/ 2% Jan 26
103% Jan
116% July
1% Jan
61
Mar
64% Apr
28
132
12
13% Jan 25
*
par
Jan
Sep
2
2% Jan
„.*
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..........No
Jan 19
Jan 14
Feb
Dec
7% Nov
104
Jan
46% Feb
13
Jan
127% Jan 22
17Vs Jan
7
No par
Jan
10>/4
53
Feb
35
3%
Jan
21
Jan
3% Oct
9% Nov
,
106
Apr
2% July
2
Sep
6% Sep
5
28
24% Jan 25
134% Jan 26
44% Jan
129
par
—
Jan
2
30% Jan
% 34
113%
1%
96
83%
par
.No par
preferred
29
138
5'A
3%
9
78%
Jan
11
3% Apr
98
Mar
29
7'/a Jan
12
2% Jan
7% Jan
18
40% Jan
4
par
22
7% Jan 29
102% Jan 26
4
5% Jan
No par
No
4
19
Jan
^.3
__5
Common——
,
1% Jan
2% Jan 22
2
6
9% Jan
No
preferred
Apr
85%
No par
/ General Mills
$6
15%
13
Jan
1% Jan
•
May
38% Jan
29
18% Jan
97
9V8Jan
3
Feb
45
Apr
52% Jan
—
Outdoor Adv
Oct
■
50
Foods Corp
10%
Jun
2% Jan 11
Dec
42
12% Jan
136
Nov
18% Nov.
16
May
2%July
6% Apr
8% Apr
preferred—
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10
Jan
5
5Va Jan
36% Mar
11'% Jan
27
29
1
Transportation—^..,5
cum
29
20
$6 conv preferred series A.No par
5%
2
No par
preferred
77#
19
Jan
37% Jan
-
96% Jan 12
^
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7
7
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9% Apr
114
May
14% Sep
18
■
:
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29
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17
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15
8
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,
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5
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100
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41
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25
Dec
Dec
39%
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1
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10% Jan
General Printing Ink
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26%
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1,800
.
5%
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5
7
Jan
.
43%
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5
3,200
109
Jan
Jan
Dec
Apr
13%
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Gen Gas & Electric A
■
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14%
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4
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15
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18 %
87
:
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20
500
20
14
'
5%
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28
Jan
4%
,
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General Electric Co,,...,—No par
52,400
127%
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.
'
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8
14
3
,
300
/
46%
14
43% Jan
Jan
28
240
132
45%
20%
2%
2%
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16
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100
13,100
96
86%
'
128
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96
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,
45%
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74%
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21
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24%
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25
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3
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38,900
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*130%
109
33%
33%
11%
83% Jan
8
28
34
Generai Bronze Corp____.
General Cable Corp,,...
60
y
2
.
.
$6 preferred,,—...No par
1,100
17% Jan 29
8
4
Jan
2
190
24%
2
Jan
4
5
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2,300
134%
,
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45
'
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i 115
115
134%
33 %
115
46%
3%
Jan
14
1
Jan
8% Jan
93
Dec
4
3% Jan
General Baking
4,000
19%
4
Jan
30% Jan
700
/
22% Jan 29
Jan
104%
31%
15%
977/a
,
29%
69% Sep
,
Follansbee Steel Corp_-___i._____.10
5% conv preferred——
100
$8
5'A
27
Jan
Jun
18
140
5'/s
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105
85%
132
14 '..14
5%
5%
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100
85%
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140
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107
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131
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107
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85
46%
19
2%
2%
105%
300
4,200
;
92
7
13
Jun
6
15
Gen Ainer Investors
11,000
36'A
115 ;
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2 '■ "'-y:'V:'2"y. '2
105%
131
128
19
19
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1,700
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19
22
Jan
-4% Jan
3%%
7%
21
25% Jan
Gaylord Container Corp,,.,.
800
.
40%
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33
33%
3G'/a
7%
y
10% Jan
12% Jan 27
Gar Wood Industries Inc--.--._-.l
5% preferred
10
,
36
Jan 26
24% Jan 29
2
28'% Jan 28
Gair
8%
6%
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76
*24
33
105%
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.
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39%
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115
37/8
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8%
32%
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.
.
6
7
6% preferred
700 "" Gamewel! Co (The)
'
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Apr
Apr
27%
7
Jan
4
May
8
1,300
20%
Jan
4% Sep
7% Dec
28% Oct
1% Nov
4%
1J
Jan
Jan
Jan
iy2
20
% Jan 19
Jan
Jan
Dec
19% Jan
Oabriel Co (The) cl A
Co Inc (Robert)
.
2
70
/; 25% Jan
Fruehauf
3,200
39%
3%
35'%
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600
2%
10
"20%
7%
105
5'/8
3ya
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25
134%
.
*135%
32%
1%
2%
10
.
16
Dec
par
5%
39%
;
140
36
105
2%
.2
.
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16
6% Jan
Oct
Jan
70
•
44
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:
,
4% Jan
Oct
10
Jun
42
Food Fair Stores Inc..;,,....1
Food Machinery Corp__._.Ji_._. 10
70O
6%
:
6%
35%
1%
•
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;
39%
39
32%
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9
134%
,
34
21%
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86
20%
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3%
15
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900
97
7
3'/a
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Florence Stove Co.„—.—^-No
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54
3'A
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3'A
76
1,400
18%
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135
18%
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140
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25% Jan
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3% Jan
78% Jan
preferred,—,.—100
.
54
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6%
133%
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—
69% Jan
$ per than
32%
25
4
Jan
4%
I
16
Highest
;
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16'
Jan
% Jan 19
<2.50
Federal Min & Smelt Co,
,
100.,
28'%
y,
2'/a
39%
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:
22'%
-
1C14
102%
y.
■
preferred
Jan
8% Jan
41
13
5% Jan
-300
Federal-Mogul Corp...—... ,_5 A
3,500 % Federal Motor Truck,,.—..No par
1,500 ;, Federated Dept Stores,
No par
<
...
2»/a
6%
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17%
87
28'%
•
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1,100
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9
9
12
24
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400
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4,300
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10
yi
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17% .iy
17%
17%
v
100
6% prior preferred
__25
6% yr,y 6%y 7
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3,700
Francisco Sugar Co .........No par
50
*45
50
;
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7% pfd
100
36%
. 36%
37'/a
'2,600
Freeport Sulphur Co
,10
*95%
97
:. 39%
;
;
9
Jan
1—5
—3
127
*17%
6%
17%
6%
6%
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50
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2
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17
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4,600
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4
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2
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10%
39
2%
21%
54
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17%
■
20%
14
16%::^.,
87
Co
Corp
:
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No par
Fajardo Sug Co Of Pr Rico...—20
Light & Traction
1—15
2,100
:
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..
.
22%
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2
10%
20%
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2
22%
14
4
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,
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13%
22%
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127
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10
96%
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97
2
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39%
v
6%
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10%
28%
.
10
:
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24%
10
^5,0-
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36%
24%
10%
..*21%
22%
33%
50
36%
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11%
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2
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127
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97
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18
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900
8
_
28
*4%
:
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50
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5
11%
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36%
28!
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40
40
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11%
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4%
,
,
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Eureka
800
8% Jan
39% Jan
13:.
13
13%. 13%
:
1,000
Ferro Enamel Corp
—1
*43
43%
'
43%
43%
,1,700
/Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y-—,$2.50
'26% ^27
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Firestone Tire & Rubber„,i,-„. 10
106'%' 106%
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400
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33% f.w' 33 ; 1 33%
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16%
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Fllntkote Co (The)—,—No par
991/a; y*97%:100%- ' •
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98'%
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• $4.50 preferred-,,,.-,,—_No par
16%
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;
1,400
\
No par
—.100
„
Year 1943
.
$ per thar*
:—No par
5% pref series A—
Erie & Pitts RR ,Co—
.
2514
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,
13
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10
;
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100%
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25
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>
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(
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2,800
18,700
■
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43%
26%;" 26%
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800
700
,
1%
-
11,800
4%
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5
5
4%
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3,200
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25%
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65
65
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31%
32%
15
11%
11%
11%
12
4%
4%
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4%
4%
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29%
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29%
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23
23
37
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26
33
5,300
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3,900
3%
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8,000
8,500
29%
2,700
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13
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:
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27
26% Jan
4
Jan 29
27% Jan 23
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11
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2
82
Jan 26
8
5 Va Jan
29
8
Jan
5
7% Jan
29% Jan
9
8% Jan
8% Jan
281
29
19
24'A Jan
27
Jan
32
24% Jan
5
6
15% Jan
18
7
24% Jan 29 ;
23% Jan
2
138
Jan
Jan
27
31% Jan
19
14% Jan
4
——1..
-
22%
33.
Jan 29
25
.
.
10
23
12% Jan 29
3% Jan 29
par
2% Jan
2
100
81% Jan
19
91 '/a Jan
28
3% Jan
25% Jan
12
2
4% Jan
30'A Jan
18
Hamilton Wateh Co.—
6*
preferred.
y;:'/-
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y
,25;
22% Jan
28
25
36
13
10
12% Jan
5
9% Jan
18
..No par •
100
:
Jan
37% Jan
7
;
15
:
'
8
Jun
95
Mar
—
'
29
Feb
Oct
Jan
Jan
11% Aug
Jan
3%
Jan
86
4%
Sep
Oct
33% Oct
;y
25
8% Mar
22
Dec
Nov
14%
:
Jan
.
Jan
Nov
14% Dec
"
19% May
.
10% Jan
13
"
33%
18
4
Nov
28% Jan
Mar
,;V
23% Jan
Dec
63% Nov
2% Jun
Jun
.
27
143
9% May
1% May
48% Jan
18
Dec
25% Feb
10% Apr
11% Jan
Feb
Dec
1%
5%
8%
9'A
32
25
18%
Apr
15% Jan 25
2
yy;
,
-
90'A Dec
47A Nov
81% Dec
July
4
.Hackensack Water,—
7% preferred class A
Hall Printing Co
,v
.
Apr
50
Jan
—
82
83%
Apr
130
10% Jan
,
Feb
27
.
<19% Jun
20
Jan
—1
preferred——
" 11
Jan
Oct
Jan
2% .Jan
Sep
27
65
:
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Jan 29
26
142% Jan
2
65
Jan
16
44
6
Mar
6
Apr
22'/a May
23
July
13% Dec
4
Nov
5%
:
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A Sep
4
Jan
par
61
65%
73.
Nov
13 •
Jan
56
Jan
10'A Jan
y
Dec
5% Nov
;,y
50
May
12% Sep
60% Jan
1% Jan
X58
Jan
.
1% Jan 13
—100
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;
,
Dec
Feb
15%
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1% July
15
No
110
Jan
Apr
Jan
16%
.
37% Jan
96% Jan 29
5'/2 Jan 16
.
20
.
Sep
43% Jan 14
4'AJan
...
•
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21% Jan
Grumman Aircraft Corp—.
Guantanamo Sugar—No
8%
.400
4 ;
No par
Sugar
H
:
;
8
Mar
May
Feb
-79»A Jan
;
3.
Jan',
X40% Mar
.
78% Jan
^
4
25ya Jan
:
5
10
55% Jun
13%
11
.101%
i f
7%
.
4
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—_No par
»5 preferred
..No par
•
.
*22%
2
Jan
Jan
• :
No par
Prop,,—
_JVo par /
Greyhound Corp (The)
5%% conv preferred——
110
1,300
_
-
Bay & West RR———100
Green. (H
•
;
90% Jan
9
4'AJan 11
80
preferred—————,20
Western
76
-31% Nov
19% Jan
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,2% Jan 29
5
•
A Jan
2
1% Jan .8
/
10
Preferred—^
Green
5,900
11%
22%
36%
*36
Great
10
,
,
..^....No par
Co,.
Jan
4
2-
■
83
div ctfs,,—No par
Gr Nor Iron Ore
570
69%
(W T)
w
' Great Northern preferred,
2,000
142
12%
.
22%
5%
2,800
13,900
11%
11%
:
/■//■
23%
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200
15%
24V2
15%
3
91%
4%
.29
24%
15%
24%
11%
12
2%
88%
4%
88
30
15'A
11%
29%
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15
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2%
2%
83%
4%
69%
32%,: 32%
15%
11%.
12%
25%
25%
141% 142
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65
2'A,
5
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25%
■
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141%
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30%
30'A"
,
5"
.
Jan
23
Mar
14% Apr
Apr
8% May
6% Jan 29
64
Jan 26
6% Jan 26
63
Jan 29
16% Jan 22
/ 24% Jan 12.
100
*8'A
:
.
.
-
Graham-Paige Motors—
__T.
Granby Consol M S & P_w——-15
8%
5
:
No parr
No par
No par
4%
;
.
No par
.No par
5
59
Jan
i 14% Jan
Jan
Nov
Va Mar
• -
108
Jan
'.15% Jan
%
14%
Apr
107% Jun
% Oct
9
31 Va Jan: 28
18% Jan 29
11% Jan 25.
18% Jan 26
16% Jan 28
■
14
,41
1
Goebel Brewing Co
11,800
:
5'A
■
50?
i
—
Goodrich. Co (B F)„
'
2
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V
% Jan
10%
101
67% Jan 14
:
4% Jan "2
60% Jan, 4
/;
" Gold & Stock Telegraph Co——100
12,000
-
(Adolf),—
,
.14% Jan
5
;^....No par
(The)
Jan
-.Jan
..No par ^
No par .
4%f, conv preferred
' Gobel
20
-
96%
-
Olldden Co
700
96
1%
►
2,200
• 400
i
5'A
1
Tire & Rubber Co
•
60
108
$6 preferred—...........No par
V
96%
*81'/a ' 83
No par
100
200
3,100
82
27
-
-
' Gillette Safety Razor
$5 Conv preferred
300
5%
^
preferred
General
..
Gimbel Brothers.——,—No par
%
2'/a
26%
1
6f,
7,900
87
*5%
,■
.
-
-
20w-16% Jan.. 4
: 1 .-15% Jan. ; 4
.
y
26%
.26
General Telephone Corp
' Gen Time Instru Corp,
par
,V Jan
|j? Jan 29
15% Jan 22106
Jan
5
.
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96%
83
400
700
1
6%
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700
,
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43
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82
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43
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5%
•
63%
15%
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43
15%
6% yi.
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•
/
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Gen Public Service—
*
lOe VV&Jan
2
Gen Railway Signal,—
.No par
12% Jan
2
6% preferred,
100
106
Jan
5
Gen Realty h Utilities
1
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4
►IS pref opt div~series^—-No par - • 31% Jan 28
General Refractories,,,
^.No par
15% Jan .5
General Shoe Corp__i_„_
.1. y.v 9% Jan '2
Gen Steel Cast $& preferred—No
520
►
18
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.
y 1,400
^
26%
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v.
1%
5
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17%.
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,
100
18%
26%
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96
5'/a
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108
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15%» 15%
3,000
32
18%
■
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26%
80%
25.
85%
96
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,
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%
A
85%
5%
80%
80%
1
27
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5'A
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157/b
15%
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64
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63%
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6%
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108
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446
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL,CHRONICLE
"Mdnday, February !, 1943
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
f aturday
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. £3
Jan.25
Jan. 26
I per share
# per share
f per shan
Jan. 27
.
I per
Friday
Jan. 28
the Week
I per
8 per share
share
Sales fur
Jan,29
Thursday
Wednesday
.
%
102
102
15%
4%
*4%
*85
15%
135
4%
88
88
*7
7%
1%
1%
97
*96%
97%
*96%
97
58 %
58%
*58%
59 %
*58
59
*153
156
1%
i%
156
*153
156
*153
13%
75 %
75
131 %
131%
13%
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75 %
*13
1%
,
1%
13%
'
1%
1%
1%
•
1%
96%
97 Va
59%
59%
59%
*153
*153
156
*153
180
Hayes Industries, Inc.-.
154%
•
9,600
*49
104
18
*16
29
6
Preferred
154 V2
13%
14
13%
14
76
76
77'
76%
77%
100
*
Hercules Motors-
1,100
13%
132
132
50
*49
50
*48%
*100
102
*100%
102
102
*100%
18
*16
18
*16
18%
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18%
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16%
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16%
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18%
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16%
16%
28%
28%
8%
8%
8'/a
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8%
8%
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14%
14%
15%
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34
34
33%
38
3 8'/a
108 %
38%
10%
10% '
10%
10 %
10%
10%
45
44%
44%
45
109
*108
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34%
4%
34%
34%
1%
1%
1%
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23 %
5%
5%
5%
1
1%
6 Va
6%,
Va
33%
1%
-
8%
19%
*19%
37%
*37
38
8%
,
28
14% Jan
6
Jan
2
31
36% Jan
•'
-No par
-No
5 ft
3,606
5%
•
27
45 % Jan
28
30 Va
108
Jan
108% Jan
18
5% Jan
29
96
May
2 % Apr
29% May
Manhattan-^——
30
8%
8%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
37%
37%
38
38%
39
4Va
4%
*4Va
13%
,14%
14%
14%
8%
8%
700
•
preferred—-
6%
34% Jan 25
'
*4%
4%
13%
13%
4%
4%
Dec
3Va
Jan
5%
Nov
Jan
14
ft Jan
1%
Apr
preferred series A—
8% Jan
1
U Jan
*11%
11%
34
34
96 %
,
11%
11%
12
1,900
34 V4
34
34 Va
2,000
Industrial Rayon_.
96%
96
96
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165
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68
68
10%
10%
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7%
22%
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:
106%
165
68
68
67%
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10%
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96%
165
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68
7%
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95%
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96
/
97
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165
.
165
800
,
;
67%
67%
68
68%
68%
10%
10%
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10%
10%
10%
11%
7%
6%
6V2
*6%
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*6%
7Va
21%
21%
21%
22%
106%
1,500
5%
20% Jan 29
39
Jan 29
32 y4
Jan
4
7
5,700
•
22%
108
106
*6
23
"
22%
22%
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106 Va
106%
106%
106%
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106%
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7
7
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57%
59 Va
58
57%
164
164
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150%
149%
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11
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14%
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60 \
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32%
,
54
9%
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41
30%
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15
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15Va.
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28%
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129
20%
20%
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28
28%
101
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71
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.
140
10%
10%
13,300
' International
1
'
28
Jan
6
IIV4 Jan
29
27
63'b Jan
5
Jan
163%
Dec
•74%
Feb
12%
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
18%, Oct
23%
111%
7
Jan
2
•7% Jan
29
100-% Aug
;
5V* Apr
6
Jan
2
7% Jan
29
144%.Jan 20
.153 Va Jan
29
60
Jan
29
40
Apr
61
Dec
165
Jan
18
147
May
166
July
"56% Jan
162
20,
Jan
-
9
Jan
5
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19
4
11% Jan
15
5
15% Jan
27
A,
62% Jan
15
5!
3% Jan
28% Jan
:
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29
34% Jan -29
,
135
Jan
19
Jan
12%
Dec
57
Dec
4% Nov
:
30%
-8V4 Jan
2
45% Jan
2
3% Jan
40
-
28
.
.
36
102%
.
443,i» Jan
7
Jan
Jan
■
.
46%
30% Oct.
39
Mar
22
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29
26
94
48 V*
May
May
Jan
Jan
Feb,
Feb
,32
May
39
7
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/■ 3% Noy(
Oct
30V'4Jan
"4
Jan
IVa
,
29
Jan 29
41
.
43% Mar
,
4% Jan 19
11
15% Jan
7% Dec
54% Jan 25
«
4
37% Jan
Oct
Dec
136
Jan
'
-15
Jan
12%
Apr
126%
6
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■=
1% Apr
?24% Apr
4% Jan 29
,
9
Jan
132.
38
Jan
151V2 Jan..
3% May
'55 Va Jan
.
8
V* July
5% May
11% Jan:
Feb
,10% Jan
5% May
109% Mar
9% Jan
1-
Co—
May
July
Apr
83(t May
5 Va Apr
.
54
6
.
•
Paper
,100
74
Jan/29
,
18
,
.
68 Va Jan
Dec
23% Jan
.
..
97
5
Feb
14%. Oct
35
Apr
107'A Jan
,.
.
5
Jan
6% Jun
21
21
•
3%
44%
44
Jan
16%
Jan
-
Int.Nickel <?f Canada---—^No par
Preferred—
J—100
'
,200
2
21% Jan 28
5
{ Internat'l Mining Cprp—
'31,300.
—
7lVa
39%
Oct
Jan
15
104% Jan 28
6% Jan
7
7V2 Jan 29
1%
Jan
6% Jan
7
7% Jan
8
2
Jan
9 V4 Jan
,,
*125% 126%
103/4
20%
20%
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20
*56%
.,57%
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68%
67%
9 %
9l%
9%
.9%
12%
13 Va
*28
126
11
10%
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jT
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14
6% Jun
5
88% Apr
7% Apr
95
Jan
11
*Dec
243,4 Apr
32%
72
20
V4
21
57%
57%
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9%
68 V4
9%
.
57%
57%
57
3,100
20
Va-'
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67
69
9%
9 V4
9%
5
29
1351
Jan
15
135 % Jan
5
5
9Va Jan
12
11
11
.29
127
Jan
26% Jan
-
Jatt
Jan
104%
Oct
"7Vs Nov.
70
500
700
,
9%
A-
5!^
5%
7
7
8
--.5% pref 'series- B conv—:
-100
64% Jan
' Joy Mfg Co—--i—8V4 Jan
•••,•
1,500
4
127
Jan
58
Nov
138
Jan
•'
Jan
Nov,
10% NOV
33%
Jan
May
107%
Jan
50 % May
122
Jan
73%
129
,
Jan
Jan
64
*
Jan,
"79%
61
May
7% Aug
Jan
9% Jan
69
Dec
Nov
24%
17% May
53% Dec
21V8 Jan
■
7%l
10% Nov
18% May
■
72V4 Jan
27
54Va Jan
pref{seriei A--—,.--^-100
Jan
19V« Jan
Jones Si Laughlin Steele——No par
.
Jan 21
■
Apr
85
preferred >—126
15,200
57
*66%
•
11%. Jan 27
-.
127
127
20%
Jan
4
27% Jan
Jarvl* (W'B> Co——-I
,
94
14
10 Va Jan
' Jewel Tea Co Inc—:—;—^.„No par,
:44V4% preferred--—^^—100 /
Johns Manville-'—J-—No par '
-1,100
10 i
71%
127
'90% Jan
■
.
1,800
28%
*96%
71%'
20 %
700,
4
■
—
10%
*125%
20%
%
28/u
71%.
:
-No pat
No pat
'*11%
■
101
*96%
10
Foreign share ct£s
—
^Interstate X»ept Stores—
.r ;
'
67%
-
140
*10%
71%
126
20%
28Va
—*136
4,900,
95.': ' "■■■
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11% 'V/^00->«-Intertype •Corpxi^£_—-w-No-par
-28% -V28Va
600
Island^Creek,Coal—1
*136
140"
i
,
■
'
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■
11%
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*
101
71V4
10
10
95
■
7%
7%
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27%
27%
*96%
101
.
28V4
126 Va
20%;
69
*9
1,900
-
.
12
35 Va Jan
106
par
4preferred^—^—,—--100
100
13 Va Jan
7
6% Jan
tPreferred ij-'—-100
• Internat Min & Chem_
Sep
8
Mar
4% Oct
Jan
10 %
10.
,5,700
5%,conv preferred
^100
•Inter'Rys.of Cent Am—-No par
,1,500
,5% preferred,
!
——100
41
. 41
->■•* 500
t International Salt
No par
30%
30V4- 1
•/
1;400,
.International Shoe.
No par
;
.38%
39
> ;'
-300
' International Silver———,^—50
/
*102% 108 .
V"
200
7% preferred—-^-L———ilO0:
7%
7%
'
57,500
Mntern'l Telep.&^Teleg—
No par
,
7%
*9%
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'
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28Va
.
28%
•
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'
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71
57%
;
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54
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41
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-
11V4
140
10%
10%
28%
,
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140
10%
10%
28%
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9%
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1
30'A
30%
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140
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94
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*
34%
'
.
38% '
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70%
43,a
6,800
•
(
2Va
14% Jan 28
153
Int Hydro-Elec Sys class A——25
4 Int Mercantile: Marine—No par
3,200
.
..'4%' Jan 27
2
42
'
*7%.
10 Va
9%
38%
38%
102%'1023/4.:t '104% 104%.v r
7%
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1
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43
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43
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94
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-
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!
500
: 4,500
•
132
132
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40%
.
30%
104
.
,
52%
1
4
43%
40%
.
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7
28%
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34%
134
9%
9%
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134
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.
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32%
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38%
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12
10%
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41
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104
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lis
10%
30%
30
'
'6%
■
%
10%'
33
,
%
9
62
Intercont'l Rubber————No par
Interlace Iron
—
No par
; Int. Business Machines—No par
.14,900
Jan
89
"
500
*
.
"
10%
138
54
'
*3%
43%
4%
*29%
n.
2,500
9% Nov
Oct
23 "A
May
11% Jan
6Vrf-100.
^
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60
164V4
10Va
9%
•541%
54
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/
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44
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4
32%
138
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53%
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,
32%
,
'
100
,
'
153 %
.
58%
163
•
-
'
138
9%
4 Va
1
32%
7/s
152
,
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61% /.
4Va '
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,
:
12
•
7%
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15"
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151
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163% 163%
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7%
151
155
,
57%
59Va
164% 164%
,
11
10%
15
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59%
164%
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154
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163%' 163%,
,
:
700
l06-/a
7'/a.
7%*
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'
*
300
13
33% Jan
^^,^No par
5% Aug
Jan
28
2
7
11% Jan
—
'
Jan
Jan
' Jan
8
Ingersoll-Rand——^~No par
6% preferred
1QQ
Inland Steel Co.
—No par
Inspiration Cons Copper——20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
J
—1
Interchemical Corp
^:r.No flflf
—
68%
.
2
18% Jan
100
34%..
25
37
—100
H%
'
11%
33%
1% Aug
Jan
26
UV3
.
7,100
Oct
6% Jan
34%
560
•
Sep
4%
34% Feb
4% Jan
11%
-
106
23%
34 %
A
•
1
Dec
Apr
11%
4%
14%
Oct
11%. Nov •
44 %
Apr
16%
34%
4'A
14Va
:
%
Feb
39%
25
11 Va
•
•
22
34
,
:
Jan
38% Feb
6% Jan
11%
4%
14%
Dec
1% Jan
* RR See ctfs series A_
—1000
Indianapolis P & L Co———No par
Indian Refining
—10.
4%
13%:
v.-'
14
7%
18%
115
23% Jan
34
4 % 1
13%
Dec
Nov
29% Nov
.
% Jan
Leased lines 4%
-
.
4% Jan
22'A Jan
'
360
15
17
/
100
Illinois Central RR Co-. ——100
10,200
"
Jan
Dec
---100
JHupp Motor Car Corp———-1
%
19»%
8%
3% Jan
————5:
4,400
'7/a
37
8
25
33-
.%
20
8%
9% Jan
Oct
48%
8% Jan
10% Jan
Jan
22,800
5%:
Jan
Dec
102% Jan
Oct.
27
26
44
par
5%
5%
•
&
28 Va Jan
134
V
Dec
21%
Feb
14% Nov
75%
12% Dec
Jan~28
36%
"Jan
% Oct
158
•"
Jan
6
25
15% Jan 28
—100
preferred-i_——
Hudson
6,400
/
,
Mar
No par
—
Houston Oil of Texas' v t C——
Hove. Sound Co
8% Jan
12% Mar
v,
110
Hud Bay^Min Si Sth Ltd—-No par
Hudson Motor Car—
——No par
38
8'/a
.
29% Jan
Jan
9,700
*19%
20
*37
21
"7
13
'6%
*37%
8%
8%
*19%
28% Jan
-10
-
23%
5%
5%
5%
lil
.
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■
%
11
200
'
.
14
*5Va
.
'
5%
6
16% Jan
(Del)
58
Mar
79
14 Va Jan
23%
6
23%
19
50
Jan
94 VaDec
30% Mar
5
100% Jan
6
Class B!
13,500
1,200
1%
*1%
1%
*5%
23%.:
23 Va
'5%
33 Va
Jan
5
Feb
125
7
9
Jan
i%
;
Apr
IS
Household Finance--.!
900
;
5 Va
33%
132% Jan
23
Jan
May
8% Nov
Apr
:-Apr
14% Jan
2,700
109
5 Va
33
i
6%
23;
"
4%
...■
34
*108%
108
108
/
4%
33%
*5%
23%
57/a
109
'4%
;
1%
1%
6%
23%
'
34%
23%
6
5%
23%
*108:
:
4%
'
10 %
51
,
16% Jan
•
109.
4%
34
28
Dec
88
May
141%
20
Jan
49
Hoiudaille-Hershey cl A-
200
10%
45
77%'' Jan 29
.
100 '
Homestake Mining—V-—--I—12,50-
15,700
45%
*45
Jan
14
5;
Hollander & Sons (A)__
—5
Holly Sugar Corp
;
_No par
7 %' preferred—i——100
600
38%
153
5
8
Jan
131% Jan
-
1,400
36 Va
10%
45%
4%
'
*38
10%
45
4%
1%
36%
*108
108 %
*4%
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35%
»37%
46
10%
46
23%
35%
38%
*45
10%
10%
34%
38%
35%
29
59% Jan 28
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co—10
Hires Co (C E) The
——1
200
8%
15
Jan
98
Holland Furnace
; i,ooo
*113
*37 %
34%
38
■
r
29%
*8
*14%
*113
*113
—
38
*44%
-
Va
18
16%
*29 Va
29%
29%
29%
8%
14%
14%
33%;;
33%
29%
29%
*8
15
16.%
.
'
6ft cum preferred—i-——100
Hershey Chocolate—_——No par
$4 conv preferred
—INo par
102
*112%
*37%
50
Jan
12% Jan
73 :
152
No par
—No, par
—
Hercules Powder.;—
50
14%
*112%
;
132
*48%
28%
15
V* 2,800
134
*131
*130 Va
,*100 %
4% Jun
76 V4 Apr
r2
20
50
102
:i% Jan 28
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
5% May
Jan
132
16%
8%
8%
*14%
'
29
56% Jan
*48%
*157/a
.
16%
29
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76'
26
Jan
Jan
16%
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80
88
l.VA
*130%
.
4% Jan 29
2
25
50
*100
•*15%
75%
*75'
Apr
12% Apr
Apr
3% Mar
.9
25'
(G
146
25
16% Jan 29
Jan
7*
Haye* Mfg Co
•
104
Jan
86
—
tHaeel-Atlas- Glass. Co_
132
*130%
50
*48%
*99
75%
102% Jan
5
Helme
.
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'
4% Jan
390
,
Highest
i
I per share
98
'
400
'
13%
137/a
1%
6
59%
97 Va
59%
■
preferred—100
-
1942
,
f per share
xl26
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98
1%
.
97 Va
59
$ per share
share,
13Va Jan
.
400
:
8
t per
Lowest
Highest
..
99% Jan
par
Hat Corp >of Amer class A~i—~1,
6 % ft • preferred-—-i———-100
300
90
7%
7%
'
97
%
6 ft,
4%
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88
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7%
•
Faf
Harbison-Walk Rftfrac—~L—No
*
1
88
88
*7
4%
4%.
r
Hanna.fM A) Co S3 pfd-'—No par
4,800
135
*131
135
4%.
4%
16%
16%
16%
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135
*4%
102%
102%
105
16%
16
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135
•
*102%
103 Va
15%
96 %
*
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16
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7'/a
7%
7%
103%
4%
,
88
88
89
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4%
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•
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15%
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135
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102%
•
15%
15%
80
Lowest
,
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Year
Range Since January 1
.
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EXCHANGE
Shares
share
Range for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK
-
V
Jan
11
Jan
13%
Dee
K
12Va
12%
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124 %
5%
5%
•
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'
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12%
*103%
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13
12%
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124
*122 Va
124
5%
5%
5%
5%
20%
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20%
9%
*20%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
93
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110
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4
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93
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110
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110
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800
■
93
:
10
1,000
*
13%
5
Feb
123
Jan
7
117
Mar
2
t 6
Jan
18
21% Jan
29
Al3V«Jan
;20
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200
9%
,
*90%
13%
13 J4
13 y4
A
5
7
123
L pf ser. B
_No par
City Southern—No par
'A%- preferred—.—"—-L-——100
Kansas
3,000
Jan
5 V4 Jan
X12% Jan 19
Furn—^__10
Kan City' P &
21%
•■■■•
Kalamazoo Stove St
-1,500
5%
110
16
16 </4
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13%
124
5%
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16
15%
16
16
91V
9%
16
9 V4
15%
15%
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6
Jan
-14% Jan
B—?————1
8% Jan
| 9Vt Jan 27
,90 ;Jan 22
,13'4 Jan 25
.2
11 Vt Jan
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A——-1
1,700
2,500
Class-'
124
Jan
,
29%
May
6
Apr
81% Dec
Oct
7% Oct
NOV
2
.
2
I
Jan
;i6V4
4
•
11 %
Feb
,100%
Jan
Jan
11 %
Sep
S3 Va July
7% Jan
83
5%- conv preferred--——100 '
Kayser. (J). &.Co —i-5
Keith-Albee-Orpheum preferred-100
110
13
2%
103%
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7
*
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13
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110
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104
105
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105
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102
103
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30
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30
29%
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29%
30
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15%
16%
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16%
17
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28
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214
214
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■26%
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500
Kimberly-Clark.--——
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par
Kinney (O R) Co—.————1
$5 prior preferred^.-/—-—No par
Kresge (S S) Co.—:
-—10
Kresge Dept. Stores--———
—1
Kress (S :H) & Co_————No par
Kroger Grocery is Bak—No par
580
:
•
3,000
.
4%
25%
26 Va
Keystone Steel
2,800
21%
*3%
27"
900
V
37%
21%
'
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-
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26%
■,
800
4,800
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29
28% Jan
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8
22
26%
Jun
.37 %
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29
11%
Apr
.15% Dec
27 Va Jan
2
25
A
Jan
100
" Jan
30% Jan
29
24%
Jun
29
105
7
.15 Va Jan
Kennecqtt Copper___;.——No pat
30,600
2%
37 %■'
21%
,
;■
102
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70
30 Va
15%
117
7
1 Va Jan
13
;'2% Jan 28
34% Jan
12
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.
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29
30%
21% Jan
2
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27
17
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105 V* Jan
May
Jan
2% Feb
Sep
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2%
18
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22 Va
Jan
Jun
3%
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Feb
23 Va Jan
v
4
•25% Jan
22
19% May
27
Jan
26 Va Jan
27
'27 Va Jan
18
22 Va
29 Va
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Apr
i
10'i
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9%
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38
38
37%
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40%
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20
20
20
20 Va
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,20
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12%
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27%
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27%
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110
20%
109
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109
26%
21
109
,
27%
10%
11
38%
39 Va
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11
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11
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,
26%
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27%
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20%
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20%
20 %
107%
107 Va
107%
107%
107%
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4
,11
Jan
4
40% Jan
26
21»/a
Apr
17% Jan
5
f20% Jan
29
11%
Jan
11% Jan
7
27
9% Jan
100
(The)—
35
-No par
Bryant—i—J——No par
21 Vt-
'
Lee Rubber
1,500
107 Va
3%
3%
Lambert Co
200
28%
109
3%
preferred/:
5%
830
1,800
"
26%
21
,
3%
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480
•
•
-
,
j
,-—5'
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• 4% -conv preferred—
100
JLehigh Valley RRi/
50
Lehigh Valley Coal—'
No par
26 V2 Jan
Lehigh
2,600
190
''
s Tire—
.■
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2,900
4,400
20
Jan
i 12% Jan 22
;28VaJan
4
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•
109
2
|
13%
13%
13%
13 y4
13%
12%
12%
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15%
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15%
15 Va
15%
15%
26 %
26 %
26%
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26%
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33%
33 Va
33%
33%
34%
33%
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33%
33%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
26
26
33%
5%
For
12%
,
footnotes
see
page 451<
26%
26%
26%
26%.
27
27
1,900
12 Va
27
»
6
2,000
/•Lehman
15%
,
15 Va
26 Va
600
33%
33%
5%
6 Va
.
,
4,300
"Lerner Stores
.
'
38,300
Corp
l-50
(The)——1
Lehn & Fink-Prod Corp—^—5
300
26%
.
ft conv- preferred--
11% Jan
6
Cdrp__/—---No par
Libbey OwenS-Ford Gl—-—-No par
Libby McNeili
Libby——1—7
104
24
Jan
12
6
f!534 Jan
23% Jan
8
j26%Janl9
[34VrJan 26
31
5
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12
Jan
2
-
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;27
113
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4
Jan
l3'e
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li|
7
14% Jan
Dec
8'% Jan
Jan 28
>
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15% Aug,
25
Dec
11%
•
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Apr
14'4 Aug
18
18
/ 6V8 Jan 29
,
Aug
2% Jun
jl3% Jan 23
IViJan
Dec
11% Dec
28
Dec
23»/a Jan
18% May
26
Jan 11
■}« Jan
18
8% Mar
[ 3% Jan 22
"
13 Va
Jan
2
13
May
41*4 Sep
,
15% Apr
5
2% Jgn
-
7Va Apr
,Jan 27
Apr
26% Dec
20 Va Jan
4
Mar
33% Dec
5lA Jan-
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4147
157
LOW AND
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69% Jan
26
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29
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24% Jan
Jan
Apr
73%
Jan
50 Va
Apr
74 Va
28
3 64 Va
Apr
26
16%
Apr
23%
22%
Jun
32%
Feb
25% May
37 Vb
Nov
177
Jan
37
Jan
29
14% Jan
28
6
16% Jan
15
5
119 % Jan
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15% Jan
•
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13
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2
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24%
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37
Jan
46%
31%
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42Va
Jan
2% Mar
6
59% Jan
8
20% Jan
8
28
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7%
Dec
15
;
17% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
——/1Q0
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11% May
14% May
■
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*'40%.
Jan
65% Jan
26
22
Dec
Mar
Va
NOV
16%
Apr
128
28
19
Mar
11%
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-18
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Nov
12%
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177
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9%
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37% Jan ;
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thara
33
.27% Jan 22
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,
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Mar
Nov
153
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18%
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55%
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24
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Louisville '& Nashville
2,800 51
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28
22% Jan-.
;; - ..7% ; preferred1——100
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1,300
:
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•
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18
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.
I per shara
63 % Jan:
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.i—•
No par
3,100 Lima Locomotive Wks——No- par
1,900
Link Belt Co—
i,
...No par
1,400
;Lion. Oil Refining Co———No par
1,000
Liquid Carbonic Corp.
No par.
19,900
Lockheed Aircraft Corp,
1
5,900 V Loew's Inc_
No par
4,300
Lone Star Cement. Corp—No par
4,000
Long Bell Lumber A_i..:,—.No par
-.
16%
16 Va'
18%
'
1
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14%
30
-5
^
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Lowest
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.
I per thara
^Preferred- —-■a.—-—-100
40
300
;
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-
•
26%
36%
14%
'
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;
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2,000
175%. ..."
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300
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26%
'14
•
70%
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V
400
,
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16%
18%
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18 Va
16V«
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the Week
69
69
177
24%
■■■'
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Jan. 29
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69
178%
24%-
26%
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70% :
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Friday
Jan. 28
30
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STOCKS
Wednesday
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
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SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday' •'•
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61
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60
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73
73 :
15%
14%
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19%
19 Va
88%
88%
•;
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*116'
88
Jan
11%
Oct
Apr
12%
Jan
17% May
26 Vb
Jan
29
8
Jan
4
22% May
34%
Dec
11
/24'4 Jan
4
19
Aug
25%
Nov
21% Jan
2
24'% Jan
22
19% July
29%
Jan
par
preferred——
1st cum
165
-No
Jan;
3Vb
A 2%
167
Jan
29
162
2
42
Jan
19
31
21
1
% Jan
13
7
23
Jan
5
.23% Jan
100
100
4
s
7
104
conv
Corp—
;
104
preferred——<.—-—.^100
McGravv Elec Co—
A
Stores
6%
conv
Mead
170
A
Mengel Co
120
,
*
5%
:•
600
?
500
60
t
1st
conv
Jan
7 Vb Jan
Apr
Oct
9%
Jan
101
5 Vb
18
12
94
x5%
20 %
64%
Jan
<
>
6,900.'
Mid.Continent
700
Midland Steel
1,400
:
-
77
26
55
Dec
72
Feb
13
20%
Jun
32
Jan
23
4%
Dec
6
Oct
28 Vb Jan
22
22 %
Jun
29
Oct
4
29
131
88%
-A 4%-
-
AAA:; 20
5% Jan
5
Petroleum
Prod
—10
——No
par
1st
preferred—A—_—100
Minn-Honeywell Regtt——-No par
.
cum
cohv
4V»%
73
4% >
-
pfd'series B—1
4
Jan
13
21
Apr
28 Va Jail
16
24
Dec
6% Jan
29
5
Apr
12 Vb Mar
19%
Dee
16Vb May
23 Va
'30
,
18% Jan;
6
20% Jan
29
1
20 Vb Jan
7
23% Jan
29
.
106.% Jan A
4
.
109
Jan
7.
59 Va Jan
12
61 '4 Jan
5
Jail
2
4% Jan
88%
33%
Oct
30
Va
Jan
7Vb
Jan
Power
22
:
-^100
Impl
4,100
Mission
2,500
:
7
Jan
13
<15 Va Jan
26
% Jan
2
1 % Jan
18
4
4% Jan
7% preferred series A
•Mohawk Carpet Mills
1,600
A:
59 Va
Jan
108
>
3% Jan.
100
X7% Jan
—20
76
12
20,.
57%
67
Jan
1%
Jan
27
12%
Oct
Oct
Dec
Mar
14%
Apr
-,<5
Feb
.•
Dec
.
,
3%
Nov
Jun
8%
25
Jan
111
1% May
22
13% Jan
.;
A;
8,700
.
Corp
64% Jan
——--10
--—No; par
Mo-Kan-Texas RR^
103 Va
Oct
.108% Nov
xl07% May
3
—_1
A $6.50:preferred-^__—u,—-No- par
400
A
Apr
35'% Jan
•
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preferred series C—
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P.-
4
20
:
Minn
11,100
A>; :
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:
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73
.
19%
60
,
V.
120
f?
■
Jan
7% May
'
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A
1% '
Ccipper—
Jan
108
Oct
62
Dec
Dec
'7%
Nov
26
Dec
15%
'
Miami
3,200
s.
23'. a
Nov
110
Apr
22
Dec
9%
39
Jun
Jan
Jan
24%
:
'.' May
Jan
■•:
Jan
Jan
Oct
Jan
108%
! 30% Jan
2
26
XNo par
Mesta Machine- Co__j—1——5
Dec
12%
14
Jan
i73
27% Jan
Merch & Mln Trans Co-
:
6%
7% Jail
5
25
preferred———50
14
2
15
4% Jan;
Jun
27%
.
12
104
9
29% Jan
^
1
(The)--———1——1
15 Va Jan
4
67% Jan:
5
Jan
'Jan
110% Jan
11
Jan
101
99% Aug
Jan
26
7
.
Jan
Nov
w
29
;
Nov
22
" May
;7
Jan
3%
■
Mar
10
23 ;
15
Jan.
6.
-
Melville Shoe Corp„
y
3,900 V
f;
par
preferred series AaX—No: par
$5.50-pl'd ser B w wXXXr-No. par
:
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6 Va
Jun
16%
Feh
45% May
63
Feb
51
May
70
Feb
2% Mar
4
Oct
Jan
Oct
VB
Feb
9%
Dec
17
Jan
11
111% Jan
16
Jan
27
11
77
74% Jan
37
36
Apr
54% Jan
-•
1
52,
-v
_—_40
per
'13%: Dec
'
■34 Vs Jan
—4
preferred series A——100
Newmont Mining Corp:
Oct
Apr
14
100
preferred—-100
6,200,-
19%
3
22
14
Newberry Co (J J).—»;.„No
8,500
13% May
165
17% Jan, -15
—No. per
serial
29
15
9% Jan
•
57
conv
Jan
X25% Jan
=62
4% %'
3 Vb July
7
Oct
29 Va
Jan
13
-100
•
Dec
3% Jan
6 Vb Jan
4.
-
A
16%, May
i
6% Jan
Nehi Corp
———i—No per
Nelsner Bros Inc
—I
.
26
18
27
•A; 17%
7
5
7 Va Jan
"
Jan;
14% Jan
1100
prior preferred——.
3,700
10Q
18%
10
a:—,k
Jan
:V Jan.
5% Jan
9%
pa?
10
National Power & Lt_i—X— No.- par
Steel Corp_—X,—125
5%
r
•
,
No' par
preferred B
Nat Mali & St*I Cast' COi
.
17
preferred—X.No; par
N a torn a s Co
300,
!
30%
29
StoresXx'XX^d
preferred A.
5 Va f*
.••
100
12 •4. I-2V4
19
-
29
Jan
;
6%
prior preferred_.;_v
——100
'National Tea Co__>
>—i__Na par
20 "
40
30%
■
v
,
•£.;' 81-
*38
38%
Jail
417%
6%
."
4,500
,
X' 9%
162
No. par
—
National Supply (The)- Pa
1
$2 conv preferred
—-
•
1,400
.
7
*2
A.
National
,••
530
-
3%
8Vb Jan
15,% Jan
5
_10
<
National Oil Products Co_
2,900
16
3 J4
/
•
25,000 "
,
54 Vt-A 54'%
68''?,"'
••
:.
j
>7%/
•
60 <4
-
7 %
•
—
3,400
%'"'r34%
Jan
National Lead Co
100
f
34
'
X-
-54,:.
6,200 - v
'
"
X: 9
7 %
National Dept
>
16%'V1'7%;
3
'15%'
77
16%
•
12%
19
footnotes
"
•
3 Va
53%
*37
•
301/4
12%
98 %
.'••-
••'-••7 ;--"- 'A.-7'VB
*76-
16%
77
42
12 Va
For
35
v
4
Stamping-^.
No. par
National Gypsum Co_-__jl.-_——-1
'•
19
*96%
'•
67%
8V4-
29
.*
l%%
3
-
7
67
66%
3%
:
*162
*140: >142%
4'
>
8% Jan
Nat Enam &
.
9,200"
:
—10
preferred.—;
6 % preferred
Nat Distillers Pi'od
r-
100>
79 r "r
2
Cash Register
No par
National Cylinder Gas Co.——-1-1
•»
9,200
r
>••%• 153rf>.. 15 Via
166"-
*34%
54
6%
,
60 Va
65 Va
3'%
i,
0%
■
78 Var*--
'
15%
16%
6 Vk,
*
15%
40
-
V
■
16%
•
16%
80
•V;
'-'•15%'
■,
*161
*140 1
.54
9%-
V
78 Va •'; 78%
15%
146
.
19
4
5% Jan
Nat
r
—
27%;
i9
Vf
;
6'4
.79%;
15
*
♦
:
27
.
6,100 '
4,200
*6a/fc"XXVX
■;?
V4
19 %
conv
12,600;•;• Nat Dairy Products
8%
15% Jan
1
—
preferred——
—Ir 100
Nat-Bond & Share Corpi—No par
National Can Corp
L—J.-10
2,700
16%
V,%-
93'4
•: 27
6%
*160
16
*37
';
79%
r
60%
*77 :
*111%
79%
,
A- 6%
«8%
27 A
'•
•:'"
f.
A
v
10,200'
!
10% ?ii >•"•«•'
16
6%
300 V
20%- 20%.
:
500
200
\'
«>—1
.--—I
5,700
/National Aviation Corp
12,700 ;■?, National Biscuit Oo
6%: :-7'4,
: •
.7%
:
: *17%
19%
16%
"16%
.
,
.6%
•
A'
10
27
*17%
59%
•4
-
*9%
26%
19 Va
*
17 Va
y
6%
-
2
2
A
100
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
•
.
..
15%
53%
t.
.
10
26%
26%
:
7%
15%
A 9%
;
7%
59
9%
'
-.7%
.
•'
163 '/a A 106*%
16 Vb
-
15%
65%
■
A"
•'.•? 8% i
National Acme Co
1.300
A)
6% Jan
23% Jan
•5
-
6,400 ?\r
1
par
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
A. Nash Chatt & St. Louis.---
A; 150
6 A A.
'419-:% "19
18%
15%
*9%
28,400
•
'-,16%. 17%
*
10%
-
A
*5%'
20%
*17%
f
,A;A 9% A-' 9%;
A
166
6%
;
A-
26
4/ -17%-
17
••»
-9%
17 4 k
10%
6%
I
I
'
.
59%
;
.
' 7%
:
18%
*18%
9 Vb
AAl&%
*163%
18 Va
166
»
.
]
"
9%
-16%
166
20 Va
;
i
i6;, 16
*34 *: .36
2%
2%.
6%
,16%
*163%
6 V*
7%
'•-7
'/••A 8%
10%
*78%
*140
A
2%%
53%
:•
V
A
■
20%
6%
15%
*160
36
:
2%
.:
'■'••
;
-
•:
9 2
6Vb
..
A
AA: 9%
'
6V4
.
n
26 V
AA
6
*8% 7.
10%:
A 79%
.
;A'A- 5%'
6
20%
6%
■
a::
2
'
t:;„T
11
,
26%
19 A
17
17
* 1 Vs.-
A
6%
20%
v.?
7%
26%
.19
16%
6
8%: :A: 8%
16%
,
26%
*10%
-
■
15%
*17%
5
26%
%
2
7
7
26
1,6%
V-
166
20%
ll'A
■A-A 7%
A
19
20%
•
; i5%.
.
A
6%
20
.
16%,
19
*18%
A
19%
*17%
6%
A- '-
*162%
"26 V a P
26%
•,
.
9%
•nv8
25%
A 8%
9%.';A 9%
16%
•'
*1V8 4 2 'V,
6%
V7%
•
*8%
"
V4 ,::•
16
,■
8%
.16%:
10%
15%
:.
a
■.
*161%, 166
A-
20 %
'A: 10%
6
,,
I
•19
*18%
(
9 Vat
,•:
;
16% : 16% ?"
162% "163
:.tv
::i"?
17
"
8%:,
2
6%'.,,7»/8
25%
25%
.-16% : 17
*5% I G i
:
26%
9%
•;,AA*8%
;
*1Vbs
7
16%
6 A
;Ai
6
2
•
6%
*25%
•
16% A;
-A A
6
■
•
26%
,
*1%
.
,■
Jan
25
70 Va May
75%
38% Jan
15
28
Apr
39 %
Dec
111% Jan
16
104
Mar
110%
Dec
Jan
•
17
Dec
Sep
..10
26% Jan
2
30% Jan
29
22%
Apr
30%
Feb
1
10% Jan
12
,12%. Jan
21
7%
Apr
11%
Jan
N'port News Ship & Dr Dock1
$5 conv preferred
.No par
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
27
15%
Dec
25%
Jan
95 V8 Jan
7
98 Vb Jan
26
93%
Dec
109 %
Jan
—
1
1
*
i
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICKS
LOW AND
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 25
Jan.26
Jan. 21
t per
< per
share
23
12
291/4
29%
28%
29%
*28%
12
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
29%
121%
12%
34%
17%
1,100
11%
11%
11%
11 Vs
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
35%
34%
35
32%
.34%
31%
32%
32%
34
33%
*17%
17%
17%
171/4
17
17
17
17%
17
17
6%
6%
7%
7%
79%
78
104%
*100
*76%
38%
ft.
173
*114
25%
171%
25%
*24%
169
172%
114%
*113%
172
170
171
10
11%
11%
11%
521%
*51%
52%
52%
52%
51
51%
51%
51
51%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%:
*93%
100 :.■
*931%
37%
37%
371%
3%
■3%
3%
*31%
32
32
7%
16%
16
3%
3%
16%
37%
34%
11%
34%
*4%
-
17%
♦142'%
'142%
*46
111
*29
37%
-ft' 3%
3%
57%
57%
36%
5%
5%
5%
78%
4%
*7%
x57%
7%
7%
".ft.
171/4
17%
25%
25%
25%
25%
35 %
34%
35
34%
21
21
21%
SQ9
93
92
91 J/2
*91
70
*145
/'
30%.
50::
58%
150
-
50
57
58
,ft
*
152
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3%
3%
3
3%
3%
23%
24%
3%
31/4
24
241%
ft
:
7%
*71/4
8
*7%
8
*7%
107%
108
107%
108
107%
35 %
35%
101
101
2%
*35
.36
*36
'ft
102
*101
23%
Dec
Jan
173
Jan
15
143
Mar
192
114
Jan
14
108
Mar
116% Sep
.! 12
Jan
29
5
54
Jan
20
39
Apr
52%
Jan
5
51% Jan
28
39
Apr
53
Jan
2
11% Jan
29
9%
Dec
14
Jan
6
Jan
2
Jan
2
Jan 19
Jan
6
Jan 14
91% Jan
6
85 %
Apr
96
81/4 Jan
16
4%
Jan
87/8
100
Apr
110%
8
ft Apr
17 Va
2d
preferred—
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific
Gas
1,500
Pacific
Ltg Corp———No
Pacific
Mills
No
a 3%
3%
25
Electric——.,
&
—
Pacific Telep
6%
28,000
25%
25
27,100
*7%
8
107%
Pan
460
2%,
2%
2%
36%
37%
37 »/8
300
105
*101
161/2
16%
116%
116%
113%
114%
113
114%
114%
115%
19%
19%
*16%
19%
117
•>11.5
4 %
800
3,900
.ft.J
No par
Corp——_5
Transp
5
&
1st
1st
26
37/a Jan
36
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
2
2
8
Apr
1
Jan
29
20
Jan
*
11
Jan
10
Jan
31%
13
21
Sep
Dec
Mar
Dec
Oct
Feb
34
Sep
10% Jan
6%
Apr
12% Dec
Jan
30%
17 ft
26
5% Jan
3%
Jan
7%
13% Jan 29
37% Jan
38
-
2%
Jan
6%
Dec
Jan
'
80% Jam 22
59
Jan
79
Jan
4
Jan
29
17% Jan
15
5.
Apr
4%
Jun
11% Mar
■
17%
Dec
27/e
Jan
5
30% Jan
29
46
Jan
22
42
Jun
48
58% Jan
27
43%
Apr
57%
Dec
87/a
Jan
142
22
12
,
132
Mar
.
X16% Apr
143%
Sep
27% Dec
Mar
,—No
Inc—
Pictures
par
29
7% Jan
21
26% Jan
22
157/8 Jan
29
5
25% Jan
26
15%
33 •/ Jan
19
Jan
4
2
Jan
16
22%
Apr
22% Jan
29
13%
Jan
19
Oct
93
Jan
21
74
Apr
101
Jan
152
Jan
26
121
Apr
148% Nov
Jan 25
Jan
5
Jan
2
Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan 20
Jan 16
Jan
2
.
17 % Jan 22
36
4 %
16
Apr
Apr
9%/ Apr
7
■
6% Oct
25%
16
Apr
24% Nov
34
Nov
3V2 Jan
22
1 % Mar
4
29
5%
Jan
9
3% Jan
14
iy8
Jan
3
Oct
26% Jan
4
11%
Apr
27
Dec
7% Jan
16
6%
Dec
8%
9
101
Sep
106%
28
1
Jan
2%
37% Jan
6
Jan
Nov
10% Jan
Jan
109
102
Jan
28
Nov
Oct
Jan
Dec
90
Oct
Apr
38
Dec
Mar
20%
101
Nov
2
11%
Apr
17%
Oct
116% Jan 29
100%
Apr
123%
Oct
14%
Oct
16 7/s Jan
12
11
112% Jan 25
Oct
21
2% Jan
109
.■-." ft
Oct
Jan
2
Jan
15% Jan
1
—100
preferred called—:..
8% Jan
5
2
100
Inc-;
preferred-
6% Mar
2
6% Jan
35% Jan 12
100
Jan 22
Pipe Line Co_100
——1
preferred
conv
6%
,
Cos
Paramount
31,500
.
1
Car
Petrol
Parafflne
28
15
91 %
148
3%
; 9
2%
23%
7%
105%
Panhandle Prod & Ref
16,200 ft
ft
.
American Airways
Pan-Amer
Jan
37% Jan
16%
*
Jan
Nov
23 % Jan
.,
Oil Corp———10
Panhandle East'n
60
16%
ft
Nov
23% Jan
5
14% Jan 13
13
Jan 27
—100.
-100
& Teleg
preferred—;
Packard Motor
.
400
107%
102
11%
7% Jan
;
par
(Cal)
Pacific Western
ft
6% Mar
28
Jan
46
Jan
54% Jan
par
4,600
140
Jan
111
142
Jan
5
28% Jan 15
No par
No par
—10
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
*16%
113
1st preferred—-
2,000
116%
16%
Apr
5
37/8
69
3%
15%
8
2,000
.
'
-10
Co__——v.
8,400
116
16%
:
Coast
3%
114
16%
•
150
114
16%
15%
ft,i";.
par
2,900
1
92%
115
16%
113
112%
2%
2%
25
24% Jan
5
ft/.'ft/'/ ftft-ft^vft'ftft-;'
:'7ftp
Pacific
310
115
161/4
15%
113
114%
2%
36
*101%
*100
16
15%
*110%
2%
Jan
11% Jan 13
29 % Jan' 6
-12.50
Co—
10%
108
*35
Glass
No
3%
8
107-/4
2%
Oct
30%
2
1'
L100v
—5
-
10%
3%
7%
ft-
preferred
ft.
25%
107 V2
36
%
Jun
8% Jan
100
ft
ft
3%
7%
2%
Jan
19
7
31
ft";
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
190
152
*152
10
107%
*35
;
25
92%
91%
152
*7%
2%
6%
■,
25
24%
*107%
*2
Sep
13
29
Jan
91%
7%
107
15%
36
x3%
2.50
ftft
Oft ft
Oweni-Illinpii
330
22% ft
9'A
23%
7%
6%
35%
3%
2%
3/« Jan
-231/e Jan
4
9% Jan
50
Outboard Marine It Mfg
Outlet Co
2,000
21%
91%
"
Jan
487/a Jan
No par
8%
ft
35'/4
152%
241/4
8
21%,
9%
23%
7%
35
3%
24%
Telegraph--
Otis Elevator——
4,600
■ft
21
*151
25
49 % Jan
•
No par
,
35
92
J an
9% Jan
"113
par
8% preferred A—
Oppenheim Collins..——-
30% '
30%
*45
25%
■ft
Jan
162% Jan
LlOO
—10
Air Lines—
ft
6%
25%
*150%
24%
23
100
preferred——
1,100
300
25%
25%
3%
5
4,900
25'%
9%
1
Jan
%
2ft
Feb
n oa
1
7,400
,
15%
3%
3»/4
%
105
4
Oliver Farm Equip—.
—No par
Omnibus Corp (The)—
—8
17
21%
152
Jan
Ohio Oil Co—————No par
17% '
17%
17%
150
16%
152%
152
38
1
Norwich Pharmacal Co__
1,000
ft
'
5
15%
3%
152
19
—
830
16%
*8%
*150%
% Jan
preferred series
50
5%% preferred series———50
25,500
15
*16
35
92
93
2
35,600
13%
20%
:
A Jan
No
:
13
25%
21%
24%
16%
35
35
21
25%
24%
13
25%
*35
71/4
71/8
*16
13
*20%
6%
24%
7
25%
*10%
13
*10%
13
7%
8
25
17%
16%
17%
17%
*10%
6%
25
25
26
*24%
7%
7%
*7
.7%
*7%
V
8
*7%
8
100
7
14
■ft
,
54
Northwest
77%
4%
58%
Dec
Feb
110
109
Dec
No par
-
5% :
76%
4%
*45
58
Dec
May
23%
101
50
—100
ft
:
36%
35%
75%
*29%
57%
60%
80
63 % Jan
*
Norwalk Tire & Rubber—No par
Preferred
—50
5%
36%
50
Jan
6% Dec
21
Northern Pacific Ry,
;
tNor States Pow $5 pfd
-
"J'
13%
29
157/8
16%
27
800
•
3%
13%
131/4
36%
29
50
Apr
21
Northwestern
12%
17
May
12%
Jan
220
12%
*145
80% Jan
Jan
4
16
39% Jan
17,700
10% f
17%
10%
9
Jan
6
1,400
*9%
150
7% Jan
19
2
28 % Jan
ft
10%
A%
4
22
■:
*9%
80
5
6% Jan
16% Jan
'
*3%"
3%
*44
30%
*461/4
14% Jan
.
35
Jan
16% '
*37
10
*143
19
37%"
16%
16%
36
17%
17%
150
50
57
56%
*143
4%
17% Jan
6 %
130
36
*4%
Feb
1
112%
*111%
34%
80
80
51
Northern Central Ry Co-
34%
5%
5%
29%
*46%
48
56%
17%.
17%
147
29%
29 %
*29
4%
4%
17%
17%
147
79%
80%
*4%
4%
5
Dec
North American Aviation
8% 1
33
36
37%
16
100
Ry Co
preferred——.—
'-Adjust 4%
100
8%
8%
12%
12%
36%
5%
79
80
80
36%
5%
5%
5%
12
34 J/4
12
40% Jan
"
Y
ft
11%
27
12,500
10
9%
31% Jan
'
32
32
12%
111
16%
37%
*37
37%
8
7%
110%
110
110%
9%
9%
9%
9%
15%
15%
37 %
3%
32
*110
110%
15%
100
*93
8
Feb
1% Jan
1,000
100
Oct
17%
& Jan
20% Jan
500
51
7%
12%
Jun
_50
North American Co
50,300
12
111%
10%
51%
*93
Jun
11%
4
'
11
10%
6%
11
50
preferred
tNorfolk & Western Ry—-
»670
-
113%
*113%
114%
29
13% Jan
par
Shipbldg Corp part stk
Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc
100
26
12% Jan
27
—100
N
6,000
23%
Feb
19
2
Jan
.
IN Y Ontario & Western——_100
800
%
22%
52%
*110
16%
9%
*24%
Conv
2,700
ft
2
%
50%
7%
*3%
*24%
*114%
173
114%
22
1%
1%
22%
tt
%
22%
■
26
1%'
1%
%
21%
%
10%
8
*31
1%
1%
22%
50%
8
*37
Aft
52'A
100
110
1
10%
*92%
*15%
iV
Iff
'
32%
29% Jan
10% Jan
No par
non-cum
Highest
I per shara
11
27 % Jan
No par
No
.
IN YNH& Hartford
2,200
52%
10%
10%
7%
/ %
A
■
50%
100
110
172%
*1141/4
0
10%
23% May
1942
100
Corp
Dock
I per shara
100
preferred..
N Y Lack & West
340
38%
10%
50%
10%
80
38%
York
Lowest
t per shara
par
N Y & Harlem RR Co_
120
50%
53
*92
80
*51%
10%
10%
*24%
24'%
114%
l°0
NYC Omnibus
New
Year
1
Highest
t per thara
No par
.JVo
_
preferred series A
5%
106
*102
38%
37
6%
19
79%
79
York
N Y Chic & St. Louis Co
300
7
■
*17
106
*102
36%
A
%
22
173
173
114
1%
%
22%
24%
24%
171%
*50 %
*76%
78
105
36
ft
2
*A
22
114
*51%
77%
105
17%
*6%
%
6
19
*17
19
*17
78
104%
37%
37
ft
2
%
22%
*24
19%
104%
38J%
%
1%
1%
*77%
6%
7
'
%
22
*17
1041%
38%
38%
%
o
191/4
78
*17%
19%
*18%
>100
*6%
7%
Central
12,900
11%
Range Since January
.
Air Brake-..
New
2,600
35%
ft
Lowest
New York
53,700
11%
29%
M
Far
1,800
12%
29
Range for Previous
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sharts
share
11%
*6%
NEW
the Week
I per
I per share
$ per thar$
shara
Sales
Jan. 29
Jan.28
29'%
*28
29%
11%
I per
shara
for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan.23
Monday, February 1, 1943
117
Jan
29
/ft;
*16%
*16%
19%
19%
1%
1%
1%
1%
27%
27%
27%
28%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
1%
1%
*1%
2
25%
25%
25%
58%
57%
1%
16%
*16
1%
58%
28
16%
.
28%
2%
1
25
*57%
28 %
2
25%
24%
25%
24%
59%
*571/4
591/4
*57%
81
81%
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1%
1%
1%
2
2
2
2
37%
38%
*38
39
*13%
15%
81
81%
4
37
37
*13%
24%
*46%
*1%
*13%
15%
24%
25
..
*1%
2
31 J/4
ft* 37%
*13%
24%
25
*18
*46%
24%
18%
47%
*1%
2
32%
32 %
*3%
2
*38
38%
*13%
14%
*18
•
47%
*1%
2
32%
31%
16%
16%
24%
25
18%
18%
47%
*47%
*1%
2
32%
32%
16%
2,400
Parmelee
5,000
Patino Mines &
59%
*57%
58%
200
81%
81%
82
3%
4
1,900
Penn
21%
2%
5,100
Penn-Dixle
3%
2%
;.■?
18%
49%'-''
.
49%
ft,
2
35%
34%
5%
5%
51/2
5%
5%
5%
38 %
37%
38%
35%
37%
35
35%
35
37
36
37V4
20
19%
20%
19%
19%
19
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
1,770
24%
24%
24 >%
23
24%
241/4
*231/2
5%
24%
*
5%
*23%
51%
.
5%
7%
7%
7%
7
5%
5%
5%
5%
5V2
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
42i%
*41%
74%
74'%
74
75
75
75
15
15
15
15%
15
15%
5%.
24% ft
*23%
■».
7%
5%
7%
5%
5%
'
7%
7%
6%
*5%
5%
,
,
24%
*5%
7
6%
*6%
5%
24%
41%
25
24%
42
790
•
79
79
*106%
*108%
79%
108
*106%
111
*108%
44%
*3%
*67
19%
*98%
*70
78
19%
*19%
20%
*981%
109
4%
41%
41
5%
5
*5%
•
60%
61
*9
9%
4%
40
41%
61
61
*98%
4%
5
*78
21
109
4%
4%
*4%
9%
4%
■
78
40%
*60
45%
4%
*4
4%
8%
*80>/4
82
45%
45
45
111
8%
*78 J/4
82
*106%
111
*8
8%
*8
*79
80%
80%
108
9%
9%
*76
14%
81
*79
*106%
107%
111
*110
8%
*8
*80%
82
45%
44%
4%
*3%
*70
80
20%
21%
*98%
108
4%
*4%
40%
39%
5%
5%
*60
60%
*9%
9%
75%
75%-ft
14%
14%
15
81
80%
108
*106%
111
8%
*110
*8
-
80%
.ft
76
15%
80%
v
108
*1067%
*110
111
8%
80%
80%
80%
44'/2
45%
111
4
4%
109
4%
40
5%
61
9%
*3%
*78
20%
*981/2
4%
80
109
4%'
*4
4%
38%
39%
38%
*5%
5%
5%
9%
■
;•
61
61
163
*145
163
*158
166
*152
166
*152
166
*173
180
*173
180
*173
180
*173
180
*173
180 ■•'
4%
4%
*152
-
,
ft
9%
•'
4%
4%
4%
4%
5%
:
4%
5
4%
51/4
5%
*5%
5%
*58%
60 Va
*58%
60%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
69%
68
68
69%
69%
68%
70
8%
8%
*5
*68
*8%
*152%
*1%
_
8%
*8%
8%
5%
60
,
*152%
1%
1%
"2
1%
34
*32
*22%
24
*18
4%
18%
7
*7
25%
■50%
*120
12
76 Va
18%
i8ya
'
-
100
preferred—_—-—--—-100
800
"
'ft
No par
No par
$5 conv preferred
130
27%
For
2
*1%
19%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
19
18%
*18%
5 V*
5%
5%
18
18
18%
7%
7
7%
7
7%
*7
7%
*7
*26
26%
12%
12%
76%
76%
89
110%
♦115%
27%
footnotes
27%
see
50%
*120
12%
.
77%
89%
101 %
110%
50 %
112
77%
12%
76%
88%
89%
88%
102 y4
100%
112%
118%
page
76%
12%
50%
*120
101%
102
CS1
12%
51
124
25%
£
451.
*115%
27%
112%
118%
28
112
*115%
27%
25%
50%
124
13%
77%
89 %
101
112%
118%
28
*25%
50%
121%
13%
77%
88%
101
112%
1%
16%
19%
17
,
18%
5%
19%
7%
26
50%
51%
13%
13%
78
'
89%
77 ¥2
88%
78
89
Postal Teleg Inc
112%
113
27%
28%
*115%
28
5%
&
pfd (ser of Feb 1 '29)
870
t7%
8%
'
•
14,000
1
—5
50
2d preferred
Gamble—
of N J
t$5 preferred
t6% preferred
117 Mr'.
28% '
conv
450
113
Dec
preferred
preferred
Pub Ser El & Gas
Pullman Inc
—:
pfd $5
No
par
100
No par
No par
100
100
.100
15
28
387/8 Jan
25
14 Va Jan
22.
Li-
,
24
6%
5%
..
23%
37
68%
13%
78%
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan 2
Jan 14
Jan
5
Jan
44
Jan
11
May
15
Aug
May
187/8
Apr
Nov
16% July
231/a
Jan
36
Apr
47%
Jan
2%
7/a
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
37/8 Jan
4
8
5
34% Jan 6
5
Jan 25
59
Jan 14
9% Jan
4
Jan
9
Jan 21
15
35% Jan
29
Jan
16
4
44% Jan
18
36
Apr
227/8 Jan
18
18
May
29%
Jan
Jan
4
Jun
27%
Jan
7% Jan
27
4
Apr
6%
5% Jan
19
5
Mar
25% Jan
18
22
Dec
32%
42
Jan
29
28%
Apr
40% Jan
76
Jan .29
49
6
,
25
15% Mar
19%
Jun
7% Jan
150Jan
1% Jan
29 % Jan
20
Jan
14 % Jan
2
Jan 18
Jan
7
76%
Jan
Jun
Xl4%
Dec
Apr
111
Jan
26
9
Jan
6
84
May
103
Jun
6% May
Dec
107% Mar
110
NOV
9
Jan
Jan
15
65
May
80
Oct
5
30
Apr
46
Dec
4% Jan
26
1%
Jan
29
43
21 % Jan
16
15%
Jan
4% Jan
23
Feb
3%
Dec
8
80
102
3
May
65
Nov
Jan
19%
Oct
May
47/8
Sep
26%
41% Jan
23
5% Jan
29
Jan
25
56%
Dec
68
9% Jan
29
7%
Apr
10% Nov
61
Apr
4% July
170
Jan
j9
165
175
Jan
21
165 '
4% Jan
29
3%
29
4
38% Oct
6 %
Jan
Jan
Feb
165
Feb
May
175
Feb
Dec
May
5% Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
18
47%
Apr
62
Oct
27 % Jan
25
20
Jun
33%
Jan
71
Jan
29
58
Jun
70
Feb
8% Jan
28
60
150% Jan
4
2% Jan
6%
153
Jun
July
107/8
153
Jan
July
5
11
34
Jan
30
Jan
5
17
Jan
29
11%
Jun
14%
187/b Jan 29
15%
20
18%
Oct
3% May
5%
Jan
Jan
29
9%
Jan
5%
Jun
8%
6% July
Jun
8%
Jan
29%
Jan
22
7 % Jan
29
Jan
15
22%
4
51% Jan
29
42
Feb
12
Jan
6
Jan 20
Jan
2
Jan
4
109% Jan 18
121% Jan
28
115
Feb
13% Jan
28
26
Jan
Jun
28
5% Jan
7% Jan
9%
Jun
21
52%
122
Sep
Jan
Oct
Oct
14%
Jan
Mar
86%
Jan
9
73 % Mar
X99 %
Jan
102% Jan 22
79y8 Mar
111
Jan
99
Mar
123
Jan
111% Mar
11%
75%
857/8
96%
116
Oct
79 Va Jan
,90
113
Jan
Jan
11
29
— .
26% Jan
79
46% Jan
6
No par
Jan
Apr
5
No par
Dec
Jan
7%
6% Jan 14
24% Jan
4
Jan
6
55%
6% Jan
119
51% Feb
4
17% Jan
48% Jan
Oct
Jan
29
4% Jan 13
597/8 Jan
5
24
Jan 13
4
2
4
8
29
28
7%
Dec
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
30
157/8 Jan
82
4
Jan
Dec
Jan
2
98
109% Jan
7
8
Jan 29
79% Jan 5
44
Jan 20
3% Jan 16
108% Feb
12
—
66
Sep
2
Jun
1%
29
18% Jan
49% Jan
2
4
Jan
32
25%
46% Jatf
28%
5%
35
19
Oct
Jan
25% Jan 29
9
15
6
6
27
27
18
4
12
8
4
1%
NOV
104
4% Jan
2Vb Jan
23% Jan,' 2
18% Jan 13
4
preferred—No par
860
•
101%
82
18
1st preferred-.
Pub Serv Corp
860
,
101
117%
5%
conv
Procter
10
"r
*115%
5%
20,500
,
101'/a
56% May
No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc—
5,500
ft
13%'
125
18
No par
Si Co class B
Poor
400
26
*120%
—5
Pocahontas
Creek
Pond
300
'
1
preferred
100
preferred..——100
5,800
7%'
7%
51
A
B
6,900
7
7%
121%
(The). New
4,600
20
7
26%
No par
—100
5%
..100
5%% 1st ser conv pr pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Va
—_100
Pitts Young A; Ash Ry 7% pfd—100
preferred class B
preferred class A-
Class
500
'
Dec
82 % Jan
4
Plymouth Oil Co
3,100
5%
60
No par
Class
70
20
'
Apr
170
Pittston Co
1,500
21%
18%
18%
4%
.
29%
*19
*18%
7
124
1%
20
700
—ft
29%
2%
31
20
18%
8%'
*153%
31
18%
26
8%
8%
32
*7
•120
760
180
21
7%
50%
50%
27
71
44
175
7 %
80
26
25
-100
preferred—-
1%
Pittsburgh Steel Co
2,200
60
58% Jan
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co—100
Pitts Screw St Bolt-
5,200
;
5%
5%
•'
•
■
70
21
4%
;
69
31
*18
47/a
ft;'
25%
22%
7%
26
25%
*115%, 118%
8%
•
4%'
60
*153%
7
7 %*
102
110%
2
69
*7
7'/a
89%
89
102
2
*24%
5%
60
32%
16%
18%
4%
4%
124
16%
*18
18%
8%
5%
*58%
32
33%
24
16
8%
60
4%
4%
*22
*31
16
*58%
*153 %
*153%
*22
15%
60
4%
*
180
12
18
102
—
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp-.,
600
ft
166 ■/'¥'
29%
70
-
'
*173
1%
Jan
-100
6%
3,400
ft
'
61
9%
9%
*145
ft
•
5%
No par
100
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa„—
2,200
39%'
100
ft—
preferred
Preferred
1,100
*98%
109
series
17% Mar
Mar
Pillsbury Flour Mills
—25
Pitts C C & St Louis Ry Co——100
10
20
4%
*60%
100
20
—100
series
Phillips Petroleum
——No par
Pnoenix Hosiery———
—5
7,900
80
ft
,
20%
% %
1°fe
10
45%
par
5
Phillips Jones Corp—
300
82
*3% ft
4%
80
100
1
8
44%
20%
1,200
Preferred 4%%
*80%
45%
9,700
108
8
82
80
160
76
15%
77
13'% Aug
15
Dec
80
Jan 11
3 % Jan
6
1% Jan
6
33% Jan
4
,13% ,Jah
6
No par
Co—
8
2% Jan
Jan
2% Jan
13%
5
Jan 12
57% Jan
No par
Corp of America
Brewing
16% Jan
ft
17
29%
26% Jan 21
1% Jan
23
par
Phelphs-Dodge Corp-—25
fPhiladelphia Co 6% preferred—50
$6 preferred
No par
Philco
Corp
3
Philip Morris & Co Ltd——10
12,400
s
7
16
ft
No par
Pfeiffer
500
'
Jan
-1
—100
—100
..100
Petroleum
5,900
■
ft'"'
42
■
<
No
—
200
5%'
Apr
Pet Milk Co
2,250
19%
Corp
Cement
—
3,100
37%.
Jan
19%
Pepsi-Cola Co—
Pere Marquette Ry Co—
5% prior preferred
5% preferred--
46,300
■'
1 %
5
Peoples Drug Stores Inc——5
Peoples G L & C C (Chic)—100
JPeoria & Eastern Ry Co—
100
100
900
49%
*1%
2
34%
19,400
18%
*18
v
.
25%
25
21
29 % Jan
No par
10
Co
Coke
St
1% Jan
7
Penn .G1 Sand Corp—
—-No par
5 % preferred
—;
-100
Pennsylvania RR—i—
—50
.
.
*106%
ft
Coal
-No
$7 conv pref ser A—
900
14%
*141/4
14%,p
25
Enterprises
Ford——.
&
2
27% Jan
No par
—10
Transportation
Penney (J C)
3,000
38%
38%
38%
Penick
1% Jan
par
——2.50
Parker Rust Proof Co..
800
,
2%
25%
2
17% Jan 22
17% Jan 22
1
—No
Co
&
Davis
24%
ft.
2
25
*106%
*106%
*106%
25
18%
47
47
82
47
*18
18%
31%
31
15%
81%
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Volume
the commercial a financial chronicle
Number 4147
157
NEW YORK STOCK
t per share
t per
Jan. 27
f per share
11 %
11%'
share
STOCKS
Wednesday
Jan.26
$ per share
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
11%
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
12
11%
106
105%
RECORD
HIGH 8ALE PRICES
LOW AND
11%
12
Thursday
Sales
Jan. 29
S per share
S
NEW
the Week
per
share
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95
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YORK
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for
Friday
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14
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100
105
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28
Jan
20
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2
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26
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
10
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4
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2
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t per share
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11%
90% May
6
92 % Jan
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share
per
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,
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1942
Lowest
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I
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Dec
106%
Dec
Jun
92%
Dec
22
9% Mar
14%
Nov
12 ¥4 Jan
29
8 ¥4 Mar
103/4
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6 ¥4 Jan
29
80%
Q
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12
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp
R
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6
62
61%
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Reading Company
2,600
13
6,300
'
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76,600
63
100
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29
5
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90
2
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Dec
Dec
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2
4
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6
54 ¥4 Jan
7
58
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22
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Dec
21
Jan
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29
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22
Dec
Jun
12
11% Jan
7
13
Jan
28
7%
26 ¥2 Jan
6
30
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28
23 s/8
14 3/a Jan
2
15 ¥2 Jan
15
11 ¥2
26¥a Jan
20
28% Jan
_50
Dec
July
26 ¥4
Feb
Apr
15%
Nov
27
23¥4 May
28%
Nov
23% Jan
21
20
3 ¥2 Jan
25
22% Jan
22
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3 Va Jan
14
100
66% Jan
8
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20
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8
22
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6
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5
4
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25
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16
Dec
20
13% Jan
2
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13
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Reliable Stores
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63
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50
50
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4
25
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500
6¥4
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1
1st preferred
120
22
21%
6 ¥2
4 %
20
80
100
conv
Jan
■
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Jan
Sep
3%
May
1%
Nov
25
39
Jan
70
Dec
Jan
29
11
Apr
22
Dec
6 ¥2 Jan
26
6
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14
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2
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6
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73 ¥2 Jan
4
76
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19
7
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22
88 % Jan
22
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100
64% Jan
7
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25
54
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80
2
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87
7
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4
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2
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18
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27
37
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18
7 ¥2 Jan
7
8 ¥4 Jan
9
8
97/a Jan
6 ¥4 Jan
26
1,000
Ruberoid
2,200
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
No par
Co
(The)
No
par
l
Jan
Jan
Oct
73/8
1293/8 Mar
Jan
74
May
8%
Jan
Jan
Apr
85%
5%
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Apr
27%
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313/4
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54
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63/a
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9 3/a
Nov
3%
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x20
29
55% Jan •2
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Antelope Copper Mines
Jan
19
863/4
35/a Mar
29
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800
Dec
100 ¥2 Mar
6 ¥4 May
26
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Nov
5%
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75%
28
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10
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6
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49
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70
13
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3,100
Jun
Mar
85 ¥2 Jan
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38%
29
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210
/
23
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87
11
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31
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108 ¥2 Jan
18
Jun
110
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10 Vb Jan
2
11 ¥8 Jan
19
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Dec
19 ¥2
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193A Jan
22 ¥4 Jan
26
12 3A
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21%
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98
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28
78
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9
42
Jan
par
113¥2 Jan
26
114
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107 3/4 Jan
23
110
104
28
par
Jan
98
Oct
25 ¥2
Apr
39
Dec
4
109 ¥2
Aug
116
Jan
Jan
29
106 ¥2
Jan
2
22
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Jun
2
1% Jan
22
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Dec
1 Va
Sep
4
19¥2 Jan
29
10 ¥2
Apr
17 ¥a
Dec
8
2 ¥2 Jan
15
13/4
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16 ¥4 Jan
2
May
Vb Jan
A Jan
¥a Jan
par
No
63
43 ¥2 May
113 ¥4
Dec
ft Feb
33/a Mar
par
59% Jan
12
Jan
26
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10 Vb Jan
13
11 ¥2 Jan
29
4%
Jan
11%
Dec
par
9
Jan
7
11
Jan
29
8
Apr
10 ¥2
Nov
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54
Jan
4
60 % Jan
29
52
Dec
60
Jan
.
4
47/a
Apr
18
547/a
Apr
62%
Nov
85/a Jan
20
93A Jan
643/4 Jan
7
X66¥2 Jan
53A Jan
8
No par
31 ¥2 Jan
4
33% Jan
19
30 ¥4 May
35
15
(W A)
par
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173A Jan
14
19 ¥2 Jan
29
10 ¥a
Apr
18 3/4
Dec
5
23A Jan
5
3% Jan
25
2¥a
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4¥a
Jan
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16 V8 Jan
2
183A Jan
29
4
1% Jan
28
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Apr
2
11
253/4 Jan
26
20 3A
Aug
32¥8 Jan
29
193/e
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„
pref ser A
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Silver King Coalition Mines
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200
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No
200
1%
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Apr
100
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5
5
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7
38
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$5 conv preferred
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Sep
Jan
35
Jan
Inc—
Sharon Steel
Shattuck
10
96
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Seaboard Oil Co of Del—
Sears
Jan
12
15
Seagrave Corp—
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Jan
5
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2,900
18%
32%
y
2
22
par
preferred—___.
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31 ¥4
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16
5
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3,700
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100
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10
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59
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400
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8,900
42
42
100
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5 %
preferred
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Schenley Distillers Corp
5,700
•
99
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:
5%
210
10%
21%
10%
21%
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preferred—
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30
3,400
ft
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6%
40
36%
108
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107 ¥4
108
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l3/8 Jan
21
Jan
28 ¥2 Jan
7
Jan
4
29
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11% May
9¥a
66
Dec
Nov
7%
17
Nov
Aug
Dec
1%
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Nov
Oct
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113
97
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113
97
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113
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17%
17 "A
21%
22
22
22%
*135 ¥2
2%
17
21%
21 %
ft,ft-
17¥8
17 ¥8
17%
10%
10 ¥4
10%
2¥s
2%
17%
17%
16
*17%
17 ¥2
ft
*16 ¥2
17
17%
17 Va
22 ¥2
22%
23
136 ¥4
"
*136%
*136 ¥4
137
136%
137
137
21%
22
21%
22
22
22
*11%
11 ¥4
11.;
11 Va
11
llVa
11 Va
llVa
11 Va
165/'a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 ¥a
16 ¥4
16 ¥»
16 3/8
16%
16%
16 ¥4
16%
3634
37¥a
36 3/s
37%
47
47
*46 ¥2
47 ¥2
3%
3 ¥2
38
*22
23 ¥4
*46
3 ¥4
ft;
22
-
22 Va
28%
29
29 Va
29%
35 %
35 ¥4
35%
35%
59
59
59%
*58
3 %
*2%
*36
38
*36
*35 ¥2
36%
.27/a
*2%
2%
2 3/4
47
3 Va
3 Va
3
37
47
ft'
47
47
*
36%
36%
ft;
37
47
/ft'
3%
2%
37 ¥2
213/4
22%
29
29%
*34 ¥2
597/8
35%
59%
3 %
*58%
3%
3%
39%
*35 Va
3534
35%
35%
36
36
*110 ¥4
110%
llO'/a
49%
*49 ¥2
49%
*113
*113
■
*35
110%
*113
2%:-v
13,200
47%
300
29%
110
27/a
30%
59%
303/4
13,200
3%
3%
40 ¥2
*35
35%
35%
35%
500
109
109%
109%
180
*49 ¥2
50
.
3%
*113
*109
*49 ¥2
50
—
uft
•
'•
53/a
5 3/8
5 Va
5 ¥4
*104 ¥8
1043/4
%
%
iff
2%
2 Vb
2%
2%
2%
2%
*9%
10%
10%
10 3/8
10%
11
10%
11 3/4
11%
11 3/4
11%
11%
llVa
12
11 ¥4
13
12%
133/4
13%
13 ¥4
13%
29-%
%
.'
2
2
%
2
3/8
2 3/8
5%
53/a
*104%
108
108
¥4
¥4
-7:
530
200
1
5 ¥8
5 ¥4
5,900
-
50
*113
10434
*104%
20
59%
39%
393/4
.
5%
700
35
*58 ¥2
40
3%
3%
40
110
1043/4
30
1,300
5
5%
100
2%
23%
*104
104
Southern Natural
11,900
■
40
ft/"/ 35
35
59%
3%
2,700
23%
30%
*34
*113
3%
*37
*58 ¥2
35%
*49 ¥2
50
37%
35 V*
39 %
'•
Southern
1
5 ¥2
48,300
700
105
105
_—
100
Jan
113%
Dec
19
Jan
15 ¥4 July
20 3/4
Jan
15 ¥4 Jan
2
16
Jan
26
15 ¥2
Nov
29
13 ¥4 May
Apr
17
Feb
6¥b Mar
10%
Dec
1% Mar
2%
Jun
Apr
153/4
Jan
Jun
26 ¥4
11
Jan
15
3
Jan
27
5
16¥a Jan
11
17 ¥1 Jan
26
14
20 ¥2 Jan
2
132
Jan 15
23% Jan
29
17 ¥,
28
122 ¥2
Nov
1443/4
Jan
21V8 Jan
2
22% Jan
12
147/8
Apr
21%
Nov
7.50
103A Jan
13
11% Jan
18
9 ¥4
Apr
12%
Jan
153A Jan
7
153A Jan
2
35% Jan-ft 9
Jun
18 ¥a
Nov
17% Jan
29
12% May
18%
Feb
38 ¥a Jan
29
233/4
Jun
39
Oct
47
Jan
23
343/4
Jan
50 ¥2 Mar
3% Jan
28
1%
Apr
lVa
Nov
par
—100
100
No par
1
preferred
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
No par
Sperry Corp (The)
Spicer Mfg Co
$3 conv preferred A
No par
1
No par
2
Inc__
preferred—
No par
Square D Co
_1
preferred
Squibb (E R) & Sons
$5 pref series A
^Standard Brands
100
conv
No par
No par
No
42 ¥a Jan
12
2¥a Jan
6
23/8 Jan
6
Jan
4
213A Jan 20
24 ¥4 Jan
2
32 ¥4 Jan 18
57
Jan
9
3
Jan
2
35 ¥2 Jan
7
33
Jan
6
109
Jan 28
49 ¥2 Jan
5
33
ftY—
4 ¥a Jan
100¥a Jan
2
7
No par
Jan
lV2Jan
Jan
10 ¥4 Jan
283/s Jan
2
4
5
5
8
par
7,900
23A
2 ¥2
9,700
$4 preferred
No par
11%
11%
3,800
$6
cum
No par
13%
13,100
$7
cum
Standard Gas & El Co
prior preferred
prior preferred
No par
137
17
Jan
16
9
<■
10
3
Aug
2% Jan
29
37% Jan
28
31
Dec
59
July
24% Jan
20
17 ¥2
Apr
24
Nov
Dec
313/a
3%
Feb
30% Jan
29
21¥a
35 ¥2 Jan
25
30
Sep
37
Mar
59% Jan
26
49
Mar
60
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
18
2 ¥2
Sep
4¥a
Jan
41% Jan
18
293%
Sep
45%
Jan
Jan
2
277/a
Jun
383/a
110% Jan
26
49% Jan
5
36
Dec
108
5¥2 Jan 26
105
Jan
29
40 ¥2
Apr
109 ¥2
—-—ft
No par
$4.50 preferred
Jan
Jan
25
%
%
¥b
9
4
No
Sparks Withington
Spear & Co
5%
,
2
No par
Ry
Conv $4.50
4
2
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Spiegel
20¥2 Jan
2 ¥4 Jan
Co
Gas
,
16 ¥a Jan
Edison
preferred
$5.50
Apr
July
No par
Southern Pacific Co
25,000
29%
3%
49 ¥2
28,200
17%
38%
28%
39%
*49
17
17%
23 ¥4
35/a
*110 ¥4
3%
16%
Southern California
5%
65
108
100
1,700
ft
15
11
10 ¥a Jan
preferred
17%
23
393/8
8%
17
223/4
3%
60
16 ¥4
2234
39%
So Porto Rico Sugar
•
Jan
Jan
1
S'eastern Greyhound Lines
16%
2%
3%
1,100
ft ft
99
113
15
South Am Gold & Platinum
7,500
7":
2
6
19
17 Va Jan
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
17%
.
Jan
Jan
No par
38,500
138
77
111
No par
29,400
11 ¥4
37%
393/4
Smith (A O) Corp
Smith & Cor Type v t c
Snider Packing Corp
11%
*2%
3%
No
11%
*46
100
par
10
preferred
22 ¥4
37%
*34
$6
22
37 ¥2
*2%
•36
39%
112
'"'ft;'
Sloss Sheffield Steel & Iron
23 ¥4
23
22
%
/ft'
3
137
36
400
•
11
22
ft:
700
17 ¥2
2%
22
137
15%, ft'
10%
-
3
*21%
*135
400
195/a
-ft/
23/4
21%
ft
ft/
15%
17%
ft
*15¥4
16%
V
97
112
19%
19%
16%
*17%
2%
19%
19%
173/a
16
ft
ft
*19 ¥a
19 ¥s
*15 3a
17
*93
112
97
*15¥4
*19%
15%
'■v..
*93
*112
16
19%
15%
*19%
153A
97
113
19 s/8
*19%
...
*93
113
97
*93
*112
Aug
23/4
114
Jan
Feb
49%
Jan
113
Jan
Apr
5
Jan
89 ¥4 May
110
A
Sep
3/4
% Jan 28
Jan
V2
Oct
2% Jan
27
Apr
2%
Oct
11% Jan
27
5¥a May
11 ¥2
Jan
13% Jan
27
6
Apr
13 ¥4
Jan
30 3/8 Jan
29 %
29 3a
30
29 ¥8
29 ¥a
295/8
30
297/e
30%
30
30%
30,500
Standard Oil of
29
18
Mar
29 ¥4
Dec
28%
28%
28 3/8
29
28¥8
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Vb
29
14,700
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
28¥aJan
12
29% Jan
5
20
Apr
29
Dec
47%
47 3a
47-%
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
48 VB
48%
48%
48 ¥s
27,000
25
46 ¥2 Jan
2
48% Jan
29
30 ¥2
Apr
47
Dec
*38%
39%
38 3a
387/a
387/a
39
383a
39
38%
38%
38%
3 8 3A
2,300
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio
37 ¥a Jan
4
39% Jan
25%
25%
*25%
26%
26
26
26
26
*25 ¥8
26%
*25%
60 ¥a
8%
4%
6%
6%
8%
603a
60%
60%
60%
603/a
8%
61
61
8%
8 3/8
8%
8%
83/8
43a
6%
6 3/8
6%
6 ¥a
*52
53%
126%
*125
4%
4%
14
14
63/b
53
53
*125
43a
43/4
14
14
5
67/a
17,900
Stone
6%
6¥a
38,600
533/i
800
140
Class A pfd
4%
1%
17%
27¥b
*26 ¥4
*4%
24%
6%
54
125
43/4
14
6 3/8
53%
*125
6%
53%
125 %
125
4%
4 3a
43/8
13¥4
14%
143/a
2
1%
13a
17%
17%
18 3A
28
*263A
27 3/8
5
*4%
24%
6%
*53
24%
5
243/a
53%
125
434
15
*53
125
125
4¥4
143/4
2
2%
18
18 ¥2
18
27%
27
*26%
*4%
24 ¥s
5
24%
2'/a
4%
15
page
12¥8 Jan
_l
1% Jan
2
—100
14¥s Jan
20
10
26 ¥4 Jan
4
*4%
24%
7 ¥8 Jan
1
(The)
No
5,500
Superheater Co
14,400
7,700
27%
700
5
5,500
par
—100
No
Superior Oil Corp__,,—
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper
Swift & Co—
53A Jan
5% Jan
48 ¥2 Jan
___100
(The)
Co
Sweets Co of Amer (The)
4¥» Jan
par
1
—
cum)
Sunshine Mining Co—
2¥a
243/4
60¥a Jan
No
(4¥2%
Jan
__10
Webster
6,400
19^
Va
&
!
see
par
2
26
12
2
2
6
6
9
2
2
25
—______5
Corp
Studebaker Cbrp
Sun Oil Co—ft
6%
25
Stokely Bros & Co Inc_
6 3.4
63/4
27¥s
For footnotes
11,600
7
26%
24%
53/s
6 3/4
16%
24%
5
43A
26%
24%
Stewart-Warner
7
17 3/8
*4%
3,500
par
No par
Sterling Drug Inc—
8 ¥2
5
17
24
2,000
8 %
6%
16%
5
61%
43A
1%
*4%
¥a
67/a
125
L S_
8%
61
5
1%
5
(The)
6%
14
1%
1%
Starrett Co
5
533/4
126 %
*8%
400
No
61%
4%
4¥4
6%
4%
61
27
Calif
__
12 ¥2
25
124
Jan
3 ¥4 Jan
22
25 ¥»
Apr
40
Nov
Jan
26
22 3/4
Dec
343/4
Jan
63% Jan
4
42
Apr
62
Dec
8% Jan
22
26
5% Jan 29
Jan
3¥a Mar
4¥a
Jan
7
Jan
27
4
Apr
6 3/4
Nov
Jan
26
33/4
Jan
6 ¥4
Nov
54
Jan
26
553/4
Jan
127
Jan
4
4% Jan
21
3 Va May
5%
Jan
Jan
28
11% May
15%
Jan
2¥a Jan
28
1
Apr
1%
Jan
Jan
29
9
¥4 May
16 y4
Dec
27¥a Jan
21
26%
Dec
15
19
43
Apr
116¥8
17 ¥a
Apr
Feb
3¥a May
2
8% Nov
6%
—
22 ¥2 Jan
5¥a
243A Jan 29
20
Sep
128
Dec
4% Aug
25
Jan
■
451.
r-i
•'Monday, February 1, 1943
COMME1
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
450
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range
STOCKS
PRICES
Wednesday
HIGH SALE
AND
LOW
Saturday
Mondar
Tuesday
Jan. 23
Jan. 25
Jan. 2(5
1
V
per share
shun
per
t
29'A
29
29
29%
29%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
29%
2.9
29 %
29 Vai
29%
29
24%
25
25 V#
,
25'A
24%
5 Va
,
5%
5Va
5%
*37V4
39
*37 V4
*3'%
4
37/a
3%
3%
9%
*9%.
42%
; '
43
3%
37'%
37V2
38%
19'%
55
53%
9Va
3%
3%
4
37%
37%
8%
9'A
91/4
9%
9%
7%
-
20 'A
20
3
*53%
3
53
-
53
55
35
*34%
'
(The)
25%
5 %
5% Nov
5% Jan
25
4
Apr
36/VJan
20
32.
Apr
3Vi> Jan
26
1 Va Mar
4
Oct
8% Jan
8
10!;
Jan
15
7% May
9%
Jan
41% Jan
2
44
Jan
29
42 %
Dec
4Va Jan
29
2
3%
Nov
Jan
25
28
Apr
37%
Oct
May
8%
Dec
Apr
8%
Dec
30
9Va Jan
29
5
..1
7% Jan
.1
8% Jan
29
!—100
17% Jan
7
21% Jan
28
No par
6% Jan
12
7'% Jan
18
Apr
4Va
2"
,
38
5
38% Jan
23
2% Jan
8
Jan
6
25
4
Jan
7
.3 v Jan
53% Jan
4% 1 Jan
5
34%Jan
12
2
4% Jan
2i
Jan
,
33'% Jan
—10
Oct
9%
Jail
42
May
Jun
.3
Nov
2 '/a
Nov
24%
Sep
34%
14
,
Jan
5
52
35
par
.
7%
..100
35
Apr
5
preferred....
Dec.
Jari
2
—,.i_——1
Co—
Nov
9
'
8% Jan
...
...
div conv
$3
35
Aug
3% Aug
Jan
No par
Thermoid
29 %
15 V#
.10
$3.60 conv preferred—No
f
19V4 Mar
27
13
The Pair
Pieferrcd
15
3 '/a Jan
...
per share
29
36'% Jan
i
Highest
t
Jan
par
Oil-,
&
1912
5% Jan
No par
Sulphur..
Thatcher. Mfg Co—
40
share
per
Jan
3
_
Texas & Pacific Ry Co.
k
share
5% Jan 25
35
_5
Texas Pacific Land Trust....
1,100
100
26
2
———5
25
Pacific Coal
Texas
100
*
/.
4%,
*34 Va
35
*34 Va
35
*34Va
35
*34 Va
;
35
*34 Va
„
800
2 Va
53 Va
4%
4%
*4%;
40 Va
2%
53%
2%
2%
*53
4%
4%
4%
4%
!
4 Va
4%
4%
*37%
40%
*37%-,
3
55
.
::
7',4
30% Jan
9
9
Corp
Corp
Texas Gulf
6,000
21%'-
7
8
Jan
4% Jan
50
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co.—No
.
15,200
8%
8%
Texas Co
3,000
6,400
•
9%
20%
71/a
7Va
41
*38 Va
41
.
,
8%
20
7
7
7'A
•
21%
7%
8
19%
7%
7%i
'
*41/4
10,500
38
3
53%
'
'/a
3%
37%
Tennessee
13,800
44
43%
43%
43Ve
3%
37%
8%
Telautograph
1,800
3%
*38%
4
*2%
3%
9%
37'A
*7
41
*38
3
3%
9%
3%
*
38%
3%
9%
37%
t
19%
6%
7
*2%
*53
,
19%
6%
19%
*6%
*3%
Jan
23
—1
j
5'%% partic preferred—300
43%
43
Corp
Talcott Iric (James)—,
200
9%
9%
Symington-Gould
39
3%
*3%
29
par
Syivania Elec Prod's Inc.—No
per
Previous
Lowest
i per share
t
for
Year
Since January i
Highest
Lowest
Swift International Ltd—
I
10,600
*5%
*37%
43%
8%
l
7%
7'%.
7%
7% '
-
*18%
6
39
3%r
8%
'
*5%
*371/4
Range
Par
3,500
1 6,900
5%
37%
t.
38
8%
8%
8%
6
39
9%
43 Va.
3%
3%
37 %
*5%
3%
9Va1
5%
5%
5%
5%
*37'A
39
,
43 'A
42%
*3V4
'
.
9%
9%
1
51/4
5%
5%
5%
7
38
*6
*36%
■
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Shares
share
per
share
24'%
5
I
share
for
'
t per
per
NEW
the Week
share
per
24 %
5 VB
t
8ales
Jan. 29
Jan. 2fU
Jan. 27
29%
5
Friday
Thursday
Mar
,
52'/a
Dec
4%
Jan
Jan
34%
Feb
2Va July
3%
Sep
Jun
9%
Dec
17% July
27'%
Jan
Jan
41
3%
15
Apr
30
,
'
4 V«
4Va
4
9%
*9
9%
*27'A,
28
*27
3%
3%
4
*9
9%
*8%
9%
27 Va
27 Va
1%;
18%
.
*3%
9%
18%
,
IOV4
10%
10%
10%
lOVa1
96
96
96%'
96:%
96
97V2
*18
10%
11
11
ll'/a
97 %
97%
97V4
29
42%
29
29
28%
29 Va
28%
29'A
29
29 Va
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
43
4 L%
42
42%
*6%
16%
13%
16
13'%
2'/a
2'/a
72%'
72%
*72%
2
73%
13%
13%
*25%
5%
5'A
•7%
7%
44%
25%
7%
7%
%
44%
44V4
91/4
81
*114
15%
15%
16V4
83
83
83 V*
83%
84
84
83%
83%
26%
*26%
5%
2,800
'■
1
7%
115
*113
115/-:
xl09 Va
110
*109
■
/
5,600
83%
84
84
84%
2,900
83 »/4
83V4
83%
83
Va
26V4
26 y*
26%
27
30 Va
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
97
96%
97
97
97
97
18
18 'A
18%
19%
18%
16%
26,400
19
17
900
97
18%
*
21%
*20
3%
411;,
41%'
27%
68
68
67%
68 Va
67%
103%
103 Va
103 Va
16%
16%
lti'hr
16%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*103
61 %
109 %
4%
4%
4%
16'A
15%
16 V4
*108
•
*109
/:
6 Va
103%
103%
171/8
5Vs
109%
*31
31%
30%
31%
*30
30%
30 Va
30%
*34%
35
34 Va
34%
*4
*%.
U
:
27%'-
27%
26%
1
M
35%
/
105 3
105
106
,-
*50
51
51Vj
51'A
*64%
66%
66 %
66 Va
67
■%.'
28%
29%
106%, 106 Va
51 Va
51%
114%
X1131/4
113%
113%
23'%
23%
23Vz
114%
22%
23
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
2%
2%
2%
2%
lit
13
Ha
I
58%
58%
15
14%
*14i%
*15C%
*150%
*167%
*14%
*-•-
*60%
*150 Va
*150%
*167
172
*167
170
•'«
44,300
3,200
'
1,500
f:
.
'
iif
<\
1
1 ff
37%
17
39
38 »A
17 Va
37%
%
601/4
15%
*601/4
62 Va
57,100
114
39
|!
167
2,300
•
3,600
3 '.8
60Va
*15
61
5,300
1
60'4
15%
-62%
-1,100
j,'
300
'
340
39%
40
40%
41
4f
:>
cl A
—
43
42%
*42
43
41%
*41
42%
*41
*41 %
*48
53%
*50
53%
*50
53
*50
56
*50
65
*55
60
*55
65
*55
*55
60
*53%
*24
300
42'%
53%
56
*49%
65
*55
60
24'A
24'A
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24 Va
*24%
24%
24'%
24 %
600
24-%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
,6,100
44%
45 Va
44%
45'A
44'%
44%
43%
441%
44%
44%
*30
30%
30
30
*84
91
*131%
133
8
#
*7%
8
103%
For
24
24
271/a
27%
27%
27%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
*81
133.
92
*81
95
133
*133
138
*81
133%
120
24
*28
30%
95
790
24
28 %
1,300
133%
30'%
*81
*129'%
30%
700
22'A
22
130
30
27i'a
27'%
27%
8 Va
8 V8
8 V«
8
8'%
4,500
22%
22%
77 Va
Apr
2
88
Jan
19
8
10% Jan
29
59
Jan
29
173
Jan
19
175% Jan
4
5% Jan
7
g'A Jan
15
Jan
12
22 Va
22 Va
22
22%
4,000
26%
27 Va
26%
27%
27Va
27%
5,100
7%
Jan
5
12
25
13% Jan ' 6
16% Jan
22
7
Jan
16
109% Jan
27
99
Jan
29 Va Jan
13
Jan
21
22
May
29% Jan
8
2
14%
114
Oct
Jun
29%
Dec
26 % May
30%
32%
Dec
1
Mar
Apr
% Aug
Aug
29
13% May
27'A
Dec
Jan
29
54
Mar
103%
Ded
29
37'A Apr
51%
Jan
Jan
28
58
71
Jan
29
44'A May
55%
Jan
67
25
116
Apr
107%
Jun
119%
151/2 Apr
39% Mar
24
Jan
46%
Jan
Jan
3% Jan
29
May
1%
% Jan
I % Jan
26
Jan
60'A Jan
28
% Apr
34% May
60%
Dec
14% Jan
•
15 % Jan
14
12
July
15%
Nov
1% Jan
56
•V
1
Oct
Oct
61 ;
62'/a Jan
150Jan
29
41
May
151
.•..591/4 Jari
Jan
11
142
Apr
152%
Dec
171
Jan
5
147
Apr
169
Dec
% Jan
21
Jan
%
Jan
29
22
Jan
34%
Dec
17% Jan
29
14'A
Jun
20%
Jan
167% Jan
20
% Jan
5
Jan
7
41
15% Jan
4
Jan
26
Oct
.
Sales—.—..No par
Preferred
...—100
Vadsco
...
Tool
Raalte Co Inc—
Va-Carollna Cheni—
—No par
6% div partic preferred—.
llOO;
Va EI & Pow $6 pref
No par
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5 °!» pfd
100
31
8% Jan
7
25 % Jan
11
116
Jan
41
Jan'
51
Jan
11
7.
22
10
%
7'A
19
Jan
7
2'A Jan
4
24
21
43
Jan
4
30
May
42
51
Jan
22
50
July
Sep
55
Jan
60
Nov
25%
Jan
8
25
Jan
4
Jan
18
46% Jari
21
15
117'A Jan
7
20% Jan
14
Jan
14
2
.25
27
29% Jan'
100
80
Jan
100
133
Jan
7
Dec
25
Jan
Jan
116
Jan'
111/2 Mar
26
27% Jan
5
39
Jun
Mar
Sep
117
112%
55
.25
...
Jan
20
16
Preferred
Jan
4'A July'
29
13
preferred
Sep
34'A
Apr
29
29
—
41
Apr
2 Va
21
Jan
Jan i 8
112
Jan
24%
51% Jan
13
47'% Jan
34%
-
1% Jan
107
4
64% Jan
Dec
52% Jan
25'A Jan ' 5
Jan
64
30'/a Jan
;
Jan
Feb
Jan
31% Jan
15
14 Jan : 2
■
87
il%
35% Jan
13
Jan
'
Feb
Jan
22
32
Oct
4Vfl
5% Dec
Dec
Jan
32
>
6%
4% Jan
108
16%
■'
174%
32% Jan
Jan
Virginian Ry Co.
106% Jan
May
4
40
Sep
Feb
4Va Apr
8
4 '
23% Jan
"■
40'A May
159
Jan
30
preferred..
6%
64
6'A May
Jan
40
./
1
5
preferred..——No par
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp——1
Universal Leaf Tob————No par
-
•
44
Vulcan Detinning Co....
95
22%
8
8'A
8
-
8
8
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
103%
*102%
104%
*102%
104%
*102%
104%
see
120
7%
8
Apr
4
'
*1023a
footnotes
*1171%
24
28
3.100
45i%
Jan
Jan
18% May
1
116'A July
Dec
Jan
2%
Jan
40'A
Oct
110% May
117V4
Dec
22%
14
Oct
25% Jan
25
Jan
21%
Nov
28
Jan
28
24
Apr
31%
Jan
31
Jan
22
26
May
29%
8
83% Jan
21
70
Jun
26
133% Jan
28
120
Mar
Oct
96'/a Mar
138
Jan
Jan
6
8% Jan
29
6% May
—No par
19% Jan
5
22% Jan
26
16% May
25
100
System—_—No par
Walgreen Co
:——No par
■4'%% preferred with warr
100
24V2 Jan
4
27V2 Jan
25
21'A July
30%
Jan
7% Jan
5
8 Va Jan
18
Vultee Aircraft Inc.
$1.25
preferred...
...
1
10'A Mar
Apr
W
8
22
22
>102%
8
*23
25
*27V8
25
2%
9% Jan
conv
'
26%
27%
27 V»
-
21'A
21%
*21
133
*131%
8 V*
*7%
92
*81
*117'%
*1171/4
*117
25%
27 Va
29
8
117%
27i%
Sep
5% Jan
-
Apr
2%
6
42VaJan
*116
25
11%
22
84% Jan
100
117%
*116'%
29
...10
*116
117%
Dec
Nov
6 'A
93 Va Mar
21'/a Jan
Van Noiman Mach
8Va
3%
3Va- Jun
11
3 % Jan
United Stores class A
Van
27
4% Jan
United Stov kyaids Corp
330
Oct
Dec
,50
3% Mar
6'A Jan
Co—r———No par
—
preferred.
$6
7«
18
Apr
18% Jan
U S Steel Corp....No par:
7%
15
4
__j—j_50
Tobacco
4Va
1% Apr
33% Aug
18
Jan
6
46
S
Jan
3 Va Jan
101
Preferred
j
105 Va Jan
2
4
Jan
'
Ref & Min.—j—.50
1171%
25 V*
5% Jan
No nar
..—2.50
^—.5
•"
7% 1st preferred—
100
Viek Chemical Co.—5
Vicks Shreve ii Pac Ry
100
.5% preferred
....
.100
Victor Chemical Works—!—...—.5
*116
43
,16% Jan
Vanadium Corp of Am—No par
117%
,3V9
4
103
1
100
171/a
7
Jan
Jdly
Jan
1,500
17%
4
8% 1st preferred—100
U
8% Jan
7% Jan
32
11
V'.
14
Oct
Feb
Dec
5,900
27%
20
5%
9%
27 Va
Jan
2% Jan
par
28%
24%
16
72%
177/B
*116'%
15
Dec
Jun
9%
44
Jan
20:
Oct
%
48'/a
*27'%
,
58
22
to
41%
May
Jan
29
42 34
37
69
9-4
*116
7
11
*27%
*116
58% Jan
113
63% Jan
9%
117%
104'% Mar
35
28%
*115
21
Jun
*27
17 Va
Dec
Jan
112
>
17
25%
28%
17 %
Jan
7% Apr
9% Mar
20%
19
16
*27
9%
104%
4
lGVb Jan
16
9%
17-
Apr
19% Jan
Jan
27%
10
89
20
Jan \ 8
Jan
9%
17%
22
Jan
6
273/a
9%
97% Jan
■
28
preferred—
Preferred
Feb
Feb
y36% Jan
4
No
Rubber Co
S
81%
30
Jun
12
.9%
17'A
Jun
21% Aug
23%
5 Va Jan
2 7'A
171/4
74%
18
26'% Jan
*9%
•
Nov
..5
.———100
Universal Pictures 1st pfd—.—100
10,200
ia
85%
29
38'% Jan
Co..—...I
U S Smelting
8 It
170
Jan
29
16
,
TOO
U S Pipe & Foundry
20
U 3 Playing Card Co_._—.10
U S Plywood Corp——1
JU S Realty & Impt———No par
0
Jan
Dec
63 %
—5
Cos.!
Co
conv
Nov
16%
Jan
2
V
\.No par
U S Gypsum Co...20
1% preferred....;
^....100
U S Hoffman Mach Corp
5
Partic &
108
16
.100
Paperboard——....10
US& Foreign Secur—
No par
$6 1st preferred—...No par
Prior
113%
May
Va Jan
109% Jan
..10
United Mer & Manu Inc v t r.
Freight
Dec
17%
United
U S
Jan
93% Jan i 4
Improv't—.—.No par
$5 preferred
—~..._No par
-
9V»
Apr
11
Coal
Dec
46
83
May
100% Mai-
29
1..
Nov
27 r. Jan
84 '
30
Jan
*261/4
*16%
8
21% Jan
170
•
la
*167
170
iff
39%
39
6
24% Jan
2
3,300
23 74
.*150'%
-150 Va
iff
iff
29
u Jan
v
%
% Jan
17% Jan : 5
200
51%
45
3Va
I Va
*14%
15'%
62 Va
170
*167
172
V./
3
1V8
'•
60
—
r,
*44
45
2%
3
60
*14%
15%
621/2
*44
'
2
84
"
11/8
60
*601/4
151%
61
60'%
60%
.
,
400
6.9
49%
501/2
*59%
52%
50 Va
\v
-5,000
.
30 Va.
52
49%
22%
60
29%
*67
67
r
106%. 107
67
114%
58 %
lVa
67
50
58
300
1,900
22i
10
—No par
5,300
8,700
114
29
'
Leather Co..——i—..No par "
1%
22%
17% Jan
—...——No par
Preferred
Nov
7%
108
20
Industrial Alcohol—.—No par
1 Va
50'A
4
15
Jan
7
Corporation
Nov
78%
Sep
Jan
82% Jan
18% Jan
preferred
Jun
Oct
6
Jan
7'A
110
par
S
111
28%
114
<
par
S
1%
114%
19
2
5% % conv preferred—.-—50
31'%
49%
29
9% Jan
Carbon Co——No
United
U
34%
22%
45'% Jan
2
5
par
16%
16'/a
50%
49
8
Jan
25% Jan ; 6
U
31%
'.
Jan
Nov
26% Nov
5Va May
79% Jan
1,000
34%
52
26
80% Jan
1,900
31
114%
58
800
y.
31'%
49%
2%
20
35
22 %
1
140
31%
114%
2%
I 9,500
311%
49 %
1
800
341/4
22%
2%.
14,200
•
30 Va
114%
*42%
." 800
\
311/4
29
29
15% Jan >' 8
4'%
*109%
Jan
72 V2 Jan
;-,7»%Jan
13
Gas
1
*66'A
■
16%
21%
5
55% Jan
40
110
Jan
Jan
.100
— 5
Co..—.....No
United
32
4%
1%
Jan
preferred—..—.—..—.100
Fruit
%
6'%
61%
31%
5
29
16
Jan
5% Jan
••
11%
Jan
19 %
11
79
5
.
United
35
105 Va 106'A
preferred
Biscuit
7 Va
4
Jan
113
__.___10Q
Un Air Lines Transport
United
18
105% Jan
25
United Aircraft Corp..
conv
14% Jan
26 Va Jan
58
par
Union Tank Car.—_._.._No par
5%
7
Nov
7Va Aug
Feb
.
,1
8
Pacific RR Co——.100
preferred..j..;
4 %,
11
71
56'% Jun
5'%" Jun
42/
par-
No par
pfd—-No
Union Oil of California... 1
Union
15
21
Dec
2 Va
'
series.!...No par
Electric
31'A
513 8
51%
Union Carbide & Carb—
$4.50
6)« Jan
4% Jan
.No par
Eng & Fdy_„
3,200
4%
4%
;
Fisher Co.—.No
.1
Jan
11 Va Jan
6'% Jan
& Paper.....
Preferred
Jan
67 ;
Co..
Coach
Dyewood Corp
31'A
27%
28%
27%
106 Va
105%
4
Twin
Drug Inc.———.3
6,800
*37 %
40
16%
Vs
25
preferred——.——No par ;
City Rapid, Tran—c—No' par,
preferred————100
4
22
!
12% Jan
Corp.No par
$1.50
United
10%
175
32%
31%
*109%
Film
Fox
Jan
<
4
4
Jan
<
6% Jan
United
.60'%
IOV4
59
61/4
61/4
•'
*171%
175
16%
1. ;-.v,
1 Va
1
105%
10 Va
61
:
109%
35
Cen
20th
United
V,
88
87 Va
89
*37%
4%
%
*31
31'A
1
5%
10
6%
'
34 %
5%
40
30%
31%
30%
*31
5»%
15%
'
104Va,
104 Va
104
3%
32
11
United
18 Va
60
10
Truscon Steel .Co———.
5,700
3%
109V2
16 1/4
28
69
27,800
6%
18%
175
*6'/4
109%
75% Jan
1% Jan
1.
Li. No par
C0fp.___4._j...No par
preferred.—
$6
Truax-Traer
200
-
68
3%
61
32
4 %
4%
15%
*109
8
6
Tri-continental Corp..
900
18 »/4
173
*37%
40
12% Mar
% Mar
'
*87%
10%
ia
32%
8%
29
"
5'A
.,
89
173
6'A
6Vt
32
18%
11
2% Jan
2,000
28
-
3%.
5'A
*601/2
62
7% May
14 VB Jan
'
28
28
17'/a
3%
*87
175
16% Jan
5
400
"
•
6
5%
5%
66%
.
10 %
10'A
27
11% Jan
No par
4,500
7%
3%
61/4
3%
1,200
41 Va
67'%
17
62
15% Jan
Williams Strl_i
Transue &
;
'
41%
42
6 'A
:
51/4
.
$3
7%
66%
*103%
87
*37%
40
32 Va
32 y4
32%
16%
6'A
6V4
5
87
Dec
United
3%
6'A
3%
*173
175
*37 Va
40
*4%
10%
61%
61 %
*173
6%
6%
*31%
9%
9%
61%
175
*37%
87%,
87
89
>9%
*171%
5
5
5
5
*87%
6%
45,700
7%
41%
'
■"
Jan
Jan
30,600
3%
68 V«
17
16%:
*3%
431/4
12
21%
3%
7'A
6
103%
103
■<
16
6% Jan
,_i.
"
20%
28%
6
V
21
5%
Va
6
43% Jan
4
Bearing
h Mar
United-Carr Fast Corp—No
56'%
*26'/a
68%
6
20
6% Jan
5 %
19 %
5%
5%
28
6%
*
*271/2
27%
6
.
300
■
16»%
*7%
.
42
*41'
5%
27%
6
21
3%
27%
40% Jan
—2
%
7%
33a
27%
5%
20%
7%
42
5%
Jan
112
.
%
3%
42
5%
5%
5%
34V8
No par
May
31% May
,900
15,700
56%
21
21
8
*3%
56
*19%
20 Va
%
19%
7%
3%
*3%
42
*5%
%
20%
55%
56
19 %
i°o
19%
W
7%
8
3%
*41
19
*
*111
112
*111
112
v.; 55%
20%
*19
%
Hi
19
8
.
21
19 Va
%
19
18 A
22
'
16'%
16%
16%
16%
*111
56'A
15
1,700
26%
17%
56 'A
29% Jan
..10
-t$4.50 conv preferred—>—No par.,
Axle....—
.10
630
83'A
29 V4
56%
2
16
Timken, Detroit
*
83 Va
97
55%
Dec
28 '/a Jail
TranscontT & West Air Inc.—5
■
7 %
171%
16%
16%
16%
18%
56%
97
Union El Co of Mo $5
110
29 %
56%
Mar
Twin
10,100
81'%
80%
81
801/4
*113
109%
97
113
85
Under Elliott
18 Va
*111
26
Union Bag
28 V4
112
% Jan
3,200
97
*111
97
3,200
18%
112
4
9'%
28 %
*111
Feb
94% Jan
45%
97
*16%
10%
9
18%
17
Jun
45
97
•16%
8
9
27%
17
29
45
9
29 Va
*16%
11 Va Jan
560
83
-
Nov
12
Associated Oil.!—
Water
2,500
'
83 Va
83%
26%
15%
9% Jan
900
*26
83%
83'
26%
8,200
%
17Va
17
83'/4
/
100
16%,
16%
16%
Jan
160
72%
7%
116
109%
110
*109
109%- 110
109%
:
70
7%
44 %
81 Va
80'A
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116
13,800
'2,000
1
25%
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200
v
14 Va
25%
70
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,
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9
81 Va
81
116
80 Va
26%
44%
9'A
109%
26%
44%
44%
9'A
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116
7%
Nov
8%
1
25%
5
5'A
68'A
71/a
44
80%
79%
•114
51/a
7%
68
68
%
11
Transamerica Corp....
12'/a
13%
14
25%
68'A
5V4
5%
5%.
9 %
9%
67 a
*11
12
19'% Jan
Timken Roller
%
:
2 Va Jan
4
Tide
1,500
751/2
6%
12%
14
■
1
2% ' ,<
2%
75%
6%
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26
25%
V
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6%
14
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75
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14
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9,100
16%
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11
14
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11
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68
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2 Va
2'A
74
6
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15%
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13%
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5%
9% Jan 23
,
27% Jan
Jan
1,600
42 Va
42%
13%
63'4
15'A
16
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2
73
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3,400
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4
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par
460
29 Va
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8 Va Jan
par
$3.50 cum preferred.—N<
19,200
•
Jan
»
26'% Jan
No par
Thompson-Starrett .Co,._j_vNo
600
97'/2
96%
97 Va
28%
par
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300
V
I8V4
10%
10%
'
18
(J R)
1,100
1% ' ;
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Avenue
Thompson
27Va
27%
'
1%
1%
18
*17
10%
27
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1%
1%
1%
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2
18'A
19
*17%
4'A
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28
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28
2
2
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3%
9%
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2,200
4%
3%
4'/a
9%
3
page 451.
8
22
*102%
8
700
22
1,200
104%
Wabash RR preferred
Waldorf
20% Jan
2
22
Jan
23
6'A Mar
16
97%
7%
Nov
Apr
20%
Nov
Jun
102%
Oct
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4147
157
& FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
451
NEW YORK STOCK
%
I per share
Jan.27
$
f per
share
per
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
40 %
40%
40%
40%
4078
40%
15%
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16
15%
15%
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14
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5 % Jan
6
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4
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4
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29
17 Va
400
Jan
20
Jan
28
7% Jan
7
'
>
V
B
preferred-
$7
3%
3%
*3%
3%
t
600
Webster
19%
20%
:
800
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
>
9'A
9%
'
111
110%
13%
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71%
9%
9%
57
57
57
75
75
74%
75
V 74%
65
65
64
64
65
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103
59
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104
19%
19%
20
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West Va
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—
6%
17% Jan
18
13%
Jun
4
15
Jan
26
12
Jau
14
Oct
17% Jan
5
19% Jan
28
11%
Jan
18
Nov
par
2% Jan
8
3% Jan
21
1%
Jan
3
July
17% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
15
May
20'A
Jan
70
Jan
18
59 Va May
X71 %
Nov
9% Jan
29
10%
Nov
No par
1
8% Jan
50 % Jan
4
57
Jan
9
67% Jan
-57
Jan
4
2
75
Jan
26
65
Jan
27
Jan
8
111
Jan
29
pfd
.-100
28
27%
28%
28
28%
28
28%
28%
29'A
29 'A
29%
15,100
17%
'17%
17%
17%
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18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
15,100
84%
85%
84'A
122%' 122%
122%
7,100
>
90
Westinghouse El & Mfg—:
1st
preferred
1-' 300
Weston
3
2%
7
2%
*6
*6 Vu
1%
1%
2%
83%
84%
122%
122%
33
*32 %
1%
83%
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27%
27%
107%
107%
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27%
19%
19%
17
>
*41
88
*84
88
19 %
19%
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61%
19%
61%
2%.
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6%
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1%
1%
1%
1%
13,400
%
85
85%
86 %
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27%
85%
33%
27%
123
*33
27%.
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27%
107
*107
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50
*41
50
88
88
88
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50
300
I
>
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14%
4%
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19%
19
,19%
19
19%
19%
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60%
60%
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62
62
62
62'A
;
14%
-
4'A
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16%
16%
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17
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17
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14%
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3%
2%
21%
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2%
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4%
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14%
4%
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3,800
•
4%
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> 3 '
.
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>42
15%
15%
16
16%
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4%
J 1,600
White
3'A
3 Va
'3,100
White
White Motor Co
27,800
*42
50
*42
50
*42
50
•21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
*2%'
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
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2%
2%
2%
3%
2%
3
3
3
3
3 Va
?K 50,400
..
,
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•
i
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•
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'
8%
5%
5%
65%
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8%
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•
5%
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65
93
,9%
18%
18%
32%
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45
%?
33'A
33
17
109
125
33'A
17
130
*98
33'A
•
17
17 Va
Vv
126
6%
Jan
8'A
Jan
2
Sep
29% Jan
29
23'A
18% Jan
29
13% May
29
30
Oct
19%
Feb
Feb
Apr
83
Dec
18
109
Aug
127
Jan
Jan
27
23
Apr
32 %
27% Jan
26
22
Mar
31%
Jan
2
33
108
15')';
Jan
89
9
63 Va
18
Dec
Jan
108:
Oct
Dec
50
Apr
July
93
Jan
100% Jun
80
2
20% Jan
29
17'A
Dec
27%
Feb
5
63%Jari
21
53%
Dec
69%
Jan
14
16% Jan
22
12% July
15 Va
Dec
2
16% Jan
29
12
Jun
5
Jan
4% Jan
25
3
Mar
3% Jan
26
1%
3% Jan
8
2,300
;
conv
$6
•
Jan
15
21% Jan
7
15%
Jan
5 Va
Nov
31/2
Jan
2% Jan
2
2% Jan
29
2'A Jan
2
3% Jan
Jan
6
9
4% Jan
2
preferred
,•-
•
No par
Jan
22'A
Jan
1%
Apr
2%
Dec
26
1%
Aug
2'A
Jan
29
4%
Apr
8'A
Dec
5% Jan
26
3%
Sep
6%
Jan
Jan
May
Sep
73%
Jan
8
107%
Jun
110%
9
19% Jan
29
16%
Dec
30% Jan
2
33% Jan
29
20
17% Jan
4
115
9%
27
Jan
115
8
17% Jan
10
66% Jan
4
Jan
9
pfd——100
Oct
25
Jan
57% Jan
•
10
_
67*
53
Apr
40
16% Jan
—No par
■
—
8
•
.
Apr
15%
—10
;
Woodward Iron Co
(1,900
40
19
40
——1
_w
Pow
15
x20% Jan
5
-
Motors
Wilson-Jones Co
Jan
20
preferred
Wisconsin El
■.
No par
preferred
Wilson 6c Co Inc
.1,700
'•
19%
17 Va
125
125
*98
*98
46'A
48
*85
90
*86
62%
62 %
62
62
*62
62%
23%
m 23
23%
23%
•
13 %
23%
13%
13%
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8%
13%
•
9%
46%
46%
46'A
46 V2
46%
47
47
90
90
90
62%
62%
9%
9V2
31
30%'
31%
30%
84%
84'A
85
85
,
24%
.
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"
27
51
24
Oct
Jan
Prior pfd
Prior
300
>
>
15%
15%
15%
122%
123%
123'A
10%
10%
10%
10 "A
10',4
10%
10%
21%
21%
22%
23 %
22%
23%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
9%
9%
9 V2
9%
31 "■-■■■■
30%
10%
22%
23'/a
2%
2%
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.-V,
85
.
-
'
9%
10%
10%
10%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2%
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54
Jan
57%
Jan
100
44% Jan
9
46% Jan
22
42%
oun
100
46
9
47
Jan
29
44
Jun
92
Jan
18
80
Jun
104
Jan
39
Apr
62
Jan
Jan
par
88
Jan
15
par
58% Jan
4
62% Jan
8
—25
21% Jan
13
24% Jan
23
15%
Jan
23%
Oct
1
12% Jan
2
15% Jan
29
10%
Apr
14%
Nov
100
118'A Jan
12
123% Jan
29
111%
Jan
121 Va
Dec
7% Jan
4
Nov
(Wm)
& Towne
(Del)
Jr
Mfg.
Co
'
Young Spring & Wire
3,200
No par
9% Jan
26
Apr
7%
No par
30
Jan
6
32% Jan
29
28%
Jun
37%
100
82
Jan
4
85
Jan
15
78
Jan
87
Oct
12%
Jan
20
Dec
•7,000
2%
Mar
Youngstown S & T
t5%% preferred series A
7,000
f
117
series
Preferred
.4,100
85
Nov
Conv series
4%%
pfd 4%%
Yellow Truck & Coach cl B
15,900
:>
85
July
No
Yale
1,200
'32'A
31
84%
10%
.
31
84%
24%
Jan
125
No
r 120
,
100
Nov
Wrigley
64,700
122%
_——
—
Wright Aeronautical
800
14%
21%
Jun
14 %
Dec
31
21% May
117
106
100
—
_
-
No par
preferred B
?
>, 150
'
85
'
:
24%
120'A
30%
;•
:
preferred A
V 200
•:»
14
120%
31%
;■■>•
7 %
6 7c
*45%
10
Co,
Worthington P & M (Del)
u.
23%
13%
121
120
Woolworth (PW)
125
*46
A
,;•) '2,000
126
*45%
>
8,700
17%
*10$
48
>
33%
17%
126
*109
90
62
-
3%
% May
2% Jan
,
1
preferred
conv
Willys-Overland
—-
18%
46%
61%'
8%
10'A
'Vv;: 33%
Apr
4% May
13% Jan
No par
Wilcox Oil & Gas Co
20,300
66%
18%.
T
90
61%
84%
5%
*9%
33%
18%
15
—1
Rock Min Spr Co_
Sewing Mach Corp
Prior
4,600
) *114
*46
*60%
30%
)■ ;
18%
9
■•-,
>•>65%
';
9%
9%
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*45
90
8%
18%
18%
—
5% J"
66
65%
9'A
:
5%
45%'
90
121
66%
9
.
113%
8%
47 %
*45%
13%
66
9%
*98
47%
121
66
17
125
91
13%
5%
8%
...
2
19
29
*
*90
24% -24%
5Va
*108%
*45%
*119%
5%
33%
:
130
*98
46%
5*A
18%
,
17%
*109
125
*98
8%
9%
.
33%
17
17%
130
8%
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18%
32%
32%
*16%
*108%
8%
65%
9%
r_
18%
8%
5%
•'
65
8
*113%
*113%
8%
26*
1 % Jan
4
18
Jan
-58% Jan
-
Dec
7
Jan
85
Jan
"
>20%
.
100
20
6% Jan
42 74
Wheeling Steel Corp
—No par
$5 conv prior pref
No par
White Dental Mfg (The S Sj
—20
'
r
.
104V2
8
■
106% Jan
15%
21%
.
Jan
Feb
18
Sep
Sep
12% May
Jan
2
2
4
4%
50
50
A 3
113V2
97
26% Jan
3'A
*20%
'
10%
15
No par
4%
*42
•
19
88% Jan
3'A
May
23
123% Jan
4'A
102
Jan
5
3
;
Jan
Jan
preferred———_No par
Wheeling & L Erie Ry Co_
—100
460
•16%
60%
16%'
Apr
93
20
2
preferred
Jan
36
105
12
conv
104
2
Jan
5 % 7c
91
Apr
5
Jan
Jan
—50
50
Jan
Apr
5
_12.50
Instrument
$4.50
60
'
'■>>;
14% Jan
7% Aug
41%
11% Jan
■
Feb
19
34
.
15% Jan
-
-31
16
:
<
•
81
120
Elec
Westvaco Chlor Prod
800
■
•?:
93
<1,900
i
107 %
*41
*84
>
,
33'A
107
107 %
.
88%
123
123
*33
33
'107
107% 107%
2%
6%
123
27%
50
,
63
*16%
50
*84
:
107
2%
1%
33
.27%
27%.
2%
4 n
103
Jan
19
Jan
2'A Jan
5% Jan
l'/eJan
—26% Jan
~
preferred
Auto Supply Co
Western
*2,200
*6%
7
1%
33
*41
88
*61%
;
2%
1%
*32%
27%
2%
*6%
107
50
*86
33
19%
7
*6
1%
19 %
3
2%
7
1 %
123
83%
*120%
,•
109
No par
Pulp & Pap Co
27%
*
*
19%
19%
Jan 21
100
100
A
100
.10
Western Maryland
——100
4% 2d preferred
-—:_100
Western Pacific 6 7c preferred—100
Western Union Telegraph———100
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
20
••69
•
No par
Corp
El class
West Penn Pr Co 4% ft
190
Jan
12'A Jan
—No par
preferred
1
preferred—
6
>1,900
13%
*101%
19%
No
Indies Sugar
-
39%
—1
„
preferred
West Penn
220
550
•
111
13%
105
"102%
103
*55
x65
5
Co,
Eisenlohr
conv
West
,7,400
75
65
105%
$4
9%
56%
110%
14
105%
9%
9%
20
*70
Oct
Oct
24%
3%
*19%
Dec
May
28
*3%
...
NOV
8%
80%
Feb
4'A
Jan
3%
19%
29%
Apr
16
29
29
Washington Gas Lt
71%
Nov
27'A Jan 18
15% Jan
4
Wayne Pump Co
19%
1
No par
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
*70
% May
Fdy & Pipe
400
Oct
Nov
23
2,800
Nov
6
Jan
'1,200
71'/a
8% Jan
Nov
16%
Jun
2%
83
19%
*70
28
51/4
41%
79% Jan 11
14%
71%
26
5
Apr
No par
17%
20
par
50
;
Pictures—
Bros
14%
•■•
per share
Apr
13% Mar
preferred
Warren
200
No
i.
*18%
64%
13%
28
29
17 Ve
4% Jan
*17Va
63
20
2.9
L—No par
Baking Co cl A_
Class
Highest
S
31 Va
19
14%
9%
.
62
*103
$3.85
3%
29
19%
75
13%
Warner
40
21
15% Jan
18%
57
20
42,600
5%, Jan
41% Jan
4
*14'A
71%
105
8%
81 Va
28
8%
82
2
12
18%
56
20
8'A
80%
28
*81 Va
4% Jan
15
72
*103
300
1942
share
15% Jan
17%
54
>110%
%
Ward
t per
38% Jan
14%
20
-
1,000
share
per
No par
18 Va
*70
62
5%
S
$ per share
Previous
Lowest
„No par
Good & W Ltd
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Div redeem
17%
54
111
*13%
17%
5 Va
*
'
78
8
29
Walk
400
Year
1
Highest
preferred—i-No par
Walworth Co
1,800
7/
•i..
28
8%
*28%
,•72
62
*110%
3%-
9'A
28
8,100
15%
%
5%
5%
41%
18%
19%
56
72%
71%
%
83
5%
Lowest
Par
15%
•
•
Range Since January
;
41
16
Range for
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
t
YORK
NEW
15
71%
9%
9%
*54
,
19 %
71
5%
41
%
1:1
t per share
for
3%
.
*69% '
19%
*70
5%
40%
*15 ^'4
*5lA
28%
the Week
14%
18%
3%
*
share
per
5%
^00
Sales
Jan.29
18%
•14%
•
5%
16
7%
CO
t
40a
*27'A
83
Friday
Jan. 28
It;
8
8
83
83
5%
•>
Thursday
share
40%
15%
*5
STOCKS
Wednesday
Jan. 26
share
per
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Jan. 23>
Jan. 53S
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
I
110
:
5
No
par
9 % Jan
2
10% Jan
22
„_^_No
Youngstown Steel
7
par
19% Jan
12
23% Jan
25
8%
Jan
2
2% Jan
21
1% May
Door
May
Jan
IlPilz
■
Zonite Products Corp.
1
2
Feb
Jan
2%
>
.r'.r A.
•Bid and asked prices; no
reduced
from
100
to
sales
shares. '
10
':
••
this
on
day.
X In receivership,
a
Deferred delivery,
n New
Stock.'
r
Cash sale;
-5
Special sales.
x
Transactions at the New York Stock
V- V
Stocks,
Number of
and Miscel.
Shares
——L-iA
Saturday.^
Stocks
.<f;:
Bonds
United States
v
Foreign
13,010,100
455,000
374,000
15,403,500
Total—.
•••■
$78,840,600
$7,799,200
2,000
13,469,100
13,982,000
5,000
.
$2,183,500
$409,000
Government
-)•:)
$423,000
10,000
782,000
173,835
792,000
200,985
924,000
30,000
954,000
212,530
1.010,000
22,000
1,032,000
Thursday-
$81,047,300
224,050
210,280
v 882,000
1,098,465
57,000
3.000
892,000
$140,000
$4,826,000
$5,000
>7,000
$8,000
$4,974,000
819,000
Friday
Total.
.
Week Ended Jan. 29
Week Ended Jan, 29
1943
Stocks—No.
of
;
U.
S.
Shares—
1
>
5,409,170
A.;
17,420,132
2,699,495
Stocks—No.
*
$244,700
$1,130,000
11,388,500
12,419,000
Foreign
49,033,000
282,736,400
202,595,000
$52,462,000
$29,369,600
.,
$4,826,000
the-daily closing
—Stocks-
'
Indus¬
Date—
January
:
23—
trials
122.38
20
Rail¬
roads
29.08
25——
123.74
29.14
January
26—
124.31
January
27—-
124,08
January
$4,974,000
Total.
2,050,330
$3,541,000
$17,754,000
$16,082,000
72.000
903,000
373,000
18,000
23,000
173,000
$3,631,000
$18,680,000
$16,628,000
—
.—
—
15
Utili¬
'Total
65
10
Indus¬
Bid
%%
May
—
tlVe%
-Feb
Bid
Ask
100.2
15,1945
100.3
Utili-
Grade
ties
Stocks
trials '
Rails
Rails
15.79
41.13
106.94
96.31
56.26
—Mai? 16,1943
100.5
,
ties
110.06
t%S
40
*%s
Bonds
—Feb
—
—
——
2s
92.39
—
Mar
Apr
1, 1943
1, 1943
1,1943
b0.70
0.55%
b0.70
0.55 %
100.5
100.9
41.49
106.94
96.32
56.25
109.94
92.36
29.04
16.06
41.63
106.93
96.26
55.76
110.01
92.24
28.87
16.38
41.60
106.94
96.29
55.89
110.04
92.29
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
28——
124.38
29.15
16.36
41.75
106.89
96.24
56.24
110.14
92.37
29-——
125.41
29.22
16.59
42.06
106.95
96.33
56.35
110.18
92.45
100.19
199.23
100.7
100.8
Finance Corp—
July 15, 1943
Apr 15, 1944
tV/e%
n%
—
100.5
100.7
100.22
100.25
8
Housing Authority—
1%% notes
-Feb
1,1944
4s
1946-1944
104%
104
4s
1964-1944
104%
J041£
105%
105%
105%
105%
U S Conversion 3s—,——1946
106%
107 A
106 A
106%
U S Conversion 3s
1947
108%
109&
1961
128%
130
'
3%s
January
1944—
July 3, 1943 at 100V^—
Reconstruction
U
15.88
100.17
l%s Jan. 3,
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Total
100.14
2s
100.3
Call
10
Ask
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
1,1943
10
Second
-
Commodity Credit Corp—
'
~
-Bonds-
First
GTade
•
Quotations for Friday Jan. 29
stocks and bonds
January
1942
3,460,781
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
averages of representative
10
30
1943
461,535
8,000
Foreign corporate
$216,144,000
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
*
A
140,000
government-
Slock and Bond Averages
on
1,098,465
Domestic
3,070,000
78,840,600
*
$359,000
2,183,500
$81,047,300
industrial
Total
listed
shares
Bonds
$23,200
.
'
Below are
of
12,765,525
881,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 29
1942
1943
1942
1943
Bonds
Government
Foreign.,
Railroad &
Jan. 1 to Jan. 29
1942
Total
Corporate
$14,000
Wednesday.
14,716,500
$23,200
Domestic
Tuesday—.
15,748.500
6,000
■
Foreign
Foreign
V
>76,785
Saturday
Monday—„
15,332,000
1.000
344,500
v.;> of
Shares)
4,000
•
340,000
14,366.000
;*J.—_—ii
$5,200
Bonds (Par Value)
(Number
Week Ended Jan. 29,1943
V Sales
,r'.r Bonds
376,000
"13,607,000
Wednesday
Thursday
Bond
v
$294,000
•
14,954.000
Tuesday
Total
Government
>
•
.Bonds
,
$7,500,000
Monday-
Friday
t Unit of trading
II Called for redemption,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
•
Week Ended Jan. 29, 1943
Ex-rights.
y
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
•/"//.V. V V'VV*; /; >
Ex-dividends,
:;v-\
3s
1955-1945—
1955-1945—
3s Jan.
3s
1,
May 1,
1956-1946
1956-1946
107%
107
fr
Other
Issues
Panama Canal 3s_——
—~
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
the
YEARLY
-
Interest"—except for Income and
"and
are
The italic letters in the column
'
Last
or
S.
1947-1952
1944-1954
1946-1956
1943-1947
1943-1945
1944-1946
1946-1949
—_1949-1952
1946-1948
1951-1955
;
1955-1960
1945-1947
1948-1951
1951-1954
1956-1959
1958-1963
1960-1965
—1945
—1948
1949-1953
1950-1952
_—
3%s_._
3%s__
3'As
3'As
3'As
3'As
Treasury
Tret r*ry
Treaury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury 3s
Treasury
3s
Treasury
27As
2%s_._
2%s
23As
23As
2%s
2%s
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2'As
2 %s____
2'As
2'As_____
2'As
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
,
____1952-1954
—1956-1958
:
.1962-1967
>.1963-1968
—..1967-1972
—1951-1953
.1952-1955
1954-1956
2s
..—.—__.__1947
2s_
Mar 15 1948-1950
2s__
Dec 15 1948-1950
2s__.
Jun 15 1949-1951
2s
Sept 15 1949-1951
2s_—......Dec. 15, 1949-1951
2s
1950-1952
2s
——1951-1955
2s
1953-1955
l%s,
June 15 1948
—
Treasury
__—
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
...
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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_
__
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A-O
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114.2
*114
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101.4
*101.3
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*101.28 101.30
J-D
109.9
109.10
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104.22
107.6
107.6
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107.6
107.6
107.6
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108.15 108.15
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108.15
*104.18 104.30
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,
:
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...
;
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100.31
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1944-1949
-
103.16
—1945-1947
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100.9
54%
38%
41
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(Rep of) 8s
gold
30%
30%
30%
48
40
48
46
20
'
39
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101
77%
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112
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35
112
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58%
45
54
112
111
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56
51
58%
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54
27
56
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51
1
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1940
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1940
A-O
1961
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.1969
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1926
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1st
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102.27
21'%
101'/a
*102%
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8s
of
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102.28
102.27
46
'
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101%
21%
1962
!
1948
1967
dep
7s—
_.
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—.1945
—.1949
.1949
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101.14
32
40
*100 Va 102
.1955
5%S—1
55
,
44
20
A-O
...
52
144
47%
A-O
AEstonia
102.28
*101.12
1944
Customs Admin 5%s 2d series
*102.24 102.26
*102.25 102.26
M-N
52
41
*30%
M-N
1952
100.13
*102.28 102.29
J-D
1
54%
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—1942
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1944-1952
series A—
17 %
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is
;•
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A-1951
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103.16
*100.5 100.17
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v.-17%
*30%
J-D
ser
*100.15 100.17
;
1
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...
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17%
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1945
wks
4
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17%
17%
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103.16 100.16
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J-J
M-S
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—1951
debt
§Alst series 5%s of
J-D
21
18 Va .18
J-D
external
;
J-D
34
F-A
1953'
100.28
100.28
21
A-O
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*100.22 100.24
__
1947
Rica
J-D
J-D
A-O
20
J-J
1970
1977
•
21
17%
24
A-O
1961
ASinking fund 8s series B___
5 A Denmark 20-year extl 6s__
; *100.23 100.25
..
1961
bonds
Mtge Bank 6%s_
A Czechoslovakia
..
*100.28 100.30
...
M-S
104.8
f $
s
4%s
*101.22 101.24
*103.28 103.30
__
Oct
___Jan
20%
20%
J-D
1928
external
APublic
*104.31 105.1
.
J-D
1951
20
M-S
Sinking fund 5%s
*101-23 101.25
21
is y2
20'/4
M-S
External 5s of 1914 series A—1949
External loan 4%s._
1949
*104.30 105
J-D
21
17=
20%
20%
17%
32
20 'A
18
2
20%
22
20%
20%
M-N
1946
ASinking fund 7s of 1926
ASinking fund 7s of 1927—__.r.1947
Copenhagen (City) 5s
;_1952
25^year gold 4%s
1953
100.21
100.30
*100.20 100.22
__
100.13
100.17
5
19
21
22
19%
*19%
M-N
__„___1960
1927—1—
A Costa
High
(Republic of)—
Of
of
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100.18 100.21
100.21
M-S
104.3
*103.20 103.22
__
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106.11
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106
106
1962
..i960
A6s
3s
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..
20%
A-O
..1962
assented...
Colombia
High
A-O
1961
January 1
No.
21%
20
J-D
1961
assented
A Colombia
J-D
1961
Range Since
Sold
J-D
assented
A 6s
109.6
*109.4
J-D
1961
6%s
AChinese, (Hukuang Ry) 5s
*108.20 108.22
J-D
J-D
1957
Chilean Cons Munic 7s
A7s
*107.31 108.1
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MS
J-D
A 6s
A
.*104.25 104.27
MS
M-N
1957
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s
A 6s
el09.13 109.13
__
1963
assented
Bonds
Friday's
*20
M-N
%s assented
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s_".
110.9
*110.6
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103.3
106.30
*106.18 106.20
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1963
A6%s assented
*110.16 110.19
...
...
M-S
103.2
106.29
1
106.29 106.29
"
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(Continued) —
sinking fund 6s
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101.31
101.28
103.4
*103.2
106.29
J-D
or
,
J-D
A-O
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Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
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*108.16 108.18
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1—1944-1964
...
3s
(Rep)
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106.3
105 29
*102.30
__
M-S
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
No.
Stock
Week Ended Jan. 29
Low
Mortgage Corp—
Farm
l%s
*
AExternal
...
Treasury 4s
Treasury
January 1
Government
4'As
Treasury
New York
Range Since
Sold
High
Low
U.
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
Week Ended Jan. 29
week's range, unless they are the only transactions of
such sales in computing the range for the year.
the month when the bonds mature.
headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case
BONDS
New York
3s
WEEKLY
-
defaulted bonds. Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In 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
NOTICE—Prices
3'As
Monday, February 1, 1943
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
452.
7s
•
unstamped.—
.
72
72
75
5
72
75
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72
75
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95
99
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99
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21
18%
17%
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J-D
Greek Government—
New
York
City
part paid
part paid—
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'
1980
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3%
1964
1968
1952
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1
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stamped assented
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M-N
1957
1954
.1954
A-O
14%
14%
14%
J-D
16
15%
16
1943
1945
1945
1954
1945
1933
AAssenting 4s of 1910.
/
12
5
15
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35
69'/8
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1960
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.—1958
85
85
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82%
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9
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62
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2
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__
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13%
9
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Wertheim & Co.
120
2-2300
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T eletype
Members New York Stpck Exchange
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1
Broadway,
NY
New York
A 6s
1-1693
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sink fund
F-A
*43
—1948
6s__
sink fund
A-O
4s_._.1968
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Akershus
(King of Norway)
1945
1945
.1945
s
f 7s series B—
A External
s
f 7s series C
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f 7s series D
AExternal
f 7s
s
series
1st
16
16 y4
22
15%
16%
16
16 Va
8
16
16%
16
3
16
16
A-O
*16
A
(City) external 5s—_—1958
Antwerp
Argentine (National Government)-—
S f external 4'As
1948
S f conv loan 4'As—
1971
97%
50
42%
97%
50
97
98
84 %
86%
84%,
86%
f exti eonv loan 4s Feb.
F-A
78%
80
29
78%
81%
f extl conv loan 4s Apr
A-O
79%
80'/a
12
79 %
81%
J-J
92
94
13
82
94
M-S
92
94
26
83%
94
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s
s
1956
M-N
87%
97
97
1955
1955
J-J
97
97
*97
98
1941
J-D
42
40 Ye
42
1957
1957
A-O
38%
38
A-O
38'/2
1952
1957
1958
1950
J-D
38%
f 7s
(U S of) external 8s
s f 6'As of 1926—
jABrazil
AExternal
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f 6'As of 1927
s
A 7s
(Central Ry)
Brisbane (City) s f 5s
—
Sinking fund gold 5s
Sinking fund gold 6s
Buenos Aires
A 6s
s
External
23
34
39%
38
38%
15
34
38%
38
38%
14
34%
39%
87
91%
88
J-D
91%
91%
87
93
s
f 7s
92
71%
8
71%
72
71%
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1
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73
73%
52%
4
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12
48%
52%
M-N
F-A
M-N
108% 108%
A-O
100'/2
107%
108%
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100 %
101 5i
12
*100'% 100%
J-J
100'/a
100
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99% 100%
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100%
42
30
21
21
22
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assented
AExternal sinking fund 6s
assented
21
21
22
12
*20
F-A
page
21
456.
1962
21
21
21
21
21
A-O
A-O
100%
97%
100%
21%
19
22%
noo%
1944
1956
1965
——1963
F-A
21%
fund 4'/2s.
fund extl loan
10
22
12
21%
(Rep)
1940
-1958
A Stabilization loan s f 7s
.1947
1
A4%s assented
—1968
AExternal sink fund gold 8s_—1950
A 4 % s assented
——1963
A Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
1961
(Rep of) gold 6s—
A4%s assented—.——
—
—
.1966
AExternal loan 7%s__—
(City of Greater) 7%s—1952
"Queensland (State) extl 6s
1947
ARio de Janeiro (City of) 8s
1946
A Extl sec 6%s__
1953
APrague
Rio Grande do
extl loan of
1921
AExternal sink
:
fund 6s
AExternal sink
21%
3%s-4-4%s
22
22
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100%
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81
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81
82%
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2
71
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72
75
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*72
"...
90
External
External
2%-4Va-4fB
readjustment
—1979
70
.73
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*104
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11
73%
18%
19%
15
15
16
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15
14%
15%
101
15
15%
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23
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12%
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15
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23%
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21
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24%
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20
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21%
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1
17
22
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22%
6
18
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22%
22 %,
9
17%
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25%
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,
J-D
22%
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J-D
27
26
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J-J
'
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23%
3
45
45 Va
4
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22%
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23%
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78
18%
26
17%
23%
41
45 Va
32
39
33%
36
33%
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—
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13%
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14
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36
1
29%
36
33 Va
33%
6
29%
33%
66
67%
45
62
67%
12
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83
10
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14
11
11
14
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90
11%
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88
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11%
1
88
90
2
*80
.
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M-N
*78
M-N
68
——
*78
—
25
64
69%
61%
61%
.
1979
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*60%
65
1978
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*60 V*
69%
F-A
*51
69%
J-J
*52
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*11%
F-A
—
—
—
68%
extl conv
1978
1984
AWarsaw (City) external 7s...—1958
A4%s assented
1958
19%
12%.
*12
'
conversion
readjustment
3%s extl readjustment
14%
61
*13%
A-O
A-O
74
106
M-S
M-S
70
73
*70
M-N
($ bonds of 1937)—
4-4'/»-4%s extl
21%
1960
1964
fund 6s
21%
18%
84
82%
2
92
92
F-A
M-S
Sul (State of)—
1946
A 6s external sink fund gold
1968
A 7s external loan of 1926
...1966
A 7s
municipal loan
1967
Santa Fe external sink fund 4s
1964
ASao Paulo (City of Brazil) 8s—.1952
A 6 % s extl secured s f
.—1957
SASan Paulo (State) 8s
1936
A8s external
1950
A 7s extl water loan
1956
A 6s extl dollar loan—
1968
5 A Secured s f 7s
1940
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—A 8s secured external:
1962
A 7s series B sec extl
1962
A Silesia (Prov of)
extl 7s
1958
A4%s assented
1958
Sydney (City) s t 5%s
1955
AUruguay (Republic) extl 8s
1946
A 8s
22
20
84
M-N
sink fund 4%s
18%
18%
...
100% 100%
A-O
JAFoland
v
.
A-O
1955
(City)
20%
*20
M-S
y-s
22
*20
J-J
,
F-A
fund 4'/4s_.
21%
21
A-O
A-O
Jan 1961
Sep 1961
Sep 1961
1962
assented
A-O
——*
.
22%
F-A
J-J
100%
97%
20%
*20
M-N
1
1961
101%
102%
*10%
J-J
Jan 1961
100%
101%
*102% 103 %
J-J
J-J
16
100% 100 ,v
101
101%
1960
73
73%
1960
assented
see
70
52
Feb 1961
6s
ARy external s f 6s
footnotes
72%
J-J
1945
1961
1944
1967
1968
1954
1942
fund 6s
fund
For
71
71%
71
Feb
AExternal sinking
A 6s assented
A 6s
__
M-N
1960
30-yr 4s
assented
sinking
*80
A-O
1942
(Dora of)
2'As
3'As..
7-year 2'As
30-year 3s
30-year 3s
ACarlsbad (City) 8s
A Chile (Rep) External
A 6s
38%
1984
25-year
A Extl
42
1975
10-year
6s
36%
83
1952
A 6s
55
91
1976
.—1976
5s
A
97%
91%
F-A
f 4'A-4%s
A Extl
97
*89
M-S
external s f $ bonds
A 7s
97
*88%
1977
f 4'A-4'As
External readj 4%-4%s
Canada
97%
96%
F-A
1961
s
s
91
96%
7
M-S
M-S
f 4'A-4%s
Refunding
3%
J-D
79
10
.
(Province of)—
stamped
External
56
91
M-S
f 6s
External
M-N
__1949
1928
6'As——
..1958
}90%
,%> 190
extl s f 5s ser A.1963
A Stamped assented 5s
1963
Stamp mod 3%s ext to
1994
Ext sec ret 3%s series B
1967
APernambuco (State of) 7s
1947
APeru (Rep of) external 7s__
1959
ANat loan extl s f 6s 1st ser.—1960
A Nat Loan extl s f 6s 2d ser
.1961
50
97%
S
External g 4'As of
F-A
6s
APanama
16
S
Belgium external
*80
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s——.1970
16%
16
16%
11
1972
^..1972
Australia iCommonw'lth) 5s of '25-1955
External 5s of 1927
—1957
23%
M-N
1943
5s
sink
Oslo
16
50
J-D
M-N
15%
*16
A-O
A-O
s
18%
16
f 7s 3rd series__1957
sec
f
sink
4s sink
16%
16
J-J
J-J
15%
8
AExternal sec s f 7s 2d series—1957
AExternal
s
External
44
75
16 y4
J-J
.1945
1957
AExternal
23%
31
*.—1957
External
...
16'/4
16
J-J
(Dept) coll 7s A
AAntioquia
18%
23%
*85%
MS
(State)—
f 5sv——
s
External
44
*43
M-S
6s—i
46
23'%
J-D
Norway external 6s—
....—1947
AGtd
23%
MS
—.1952
1959
7s
A
series
External
Foreign Govt. & Municipal
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
(City)
AMontevideo
External
AGtd
23%
..1959
ASec external s f 6'/2s
12%
12'%
60
60
66
70
58
52%
52%
13
12
12
11
12%
12%
"!
7
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4147
157
Week Ended Jan. 2!)
Last
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
New York
Low
Railroad and Industrial
BONDS
,
Bonds
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Period
"
Range Since
Sold
January 1
<•,
High
No.
Low
Friday
New York -Stock Exchange
r
Interest
Week Ended Jan. 29
.
Period
Companies
{§ACarolina Central 1st gtd 4s
Carolina
1949
J-3
1965
M-S
5s w w_—_.1950
M-N
Ohio
Clinch &
4s
A unstamped.™.—1953
J-D
1953
J-B
Adams Express coll tr gold 4s.__—1948
Coll trust 4s of 1907—
1947
70 Vi
J-B
AStamped
—
—1946
10-year deb 4%s stamped
Ala
Southern
Gt
1st
Alabama
1st
Power
F-A
104
*102%
*103
3%s__—1972
mtge
J-J
A-O
■;
,
103 V'
4
2
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95
93 Vi-
93%
'
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93 %
93%
158
J-D
77 Vi
74%
77 Vi
160
.—1950
A-O
71
66 Vi
71
111
.————1950
A-O
62'
56 %
63 Vi
165
Alleghany & West 1st gtd 4s—1998
A-0
65
66
,—_____.1——1949
modified
modified..
5s
modified—.
income
A5s
-
:
1951
4s_._.—1952
& Foreign Pow deb 5s__—2030
F-A
M-S
G Chem conv 5Vis—.—1949
M-N
Amer I
conv
90%
i.j__1956
M-S
—1962
A-0
102%
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M-N
debentures—
deb
Co
3s—
A
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb..i_i._1967
{Ann Arbor 1st gold 4s
—.1995
Ark & Memphis Ry
Bdge & Term 5s 1964
(Del) 4s B__———1955
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1st
Atchison
series
4s
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(Del) .1957
C
.
1995
——
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of
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6 %
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95
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AMobile Div 1st
73%
73
73%
30
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25%
419
18%
26
23
21%
23
318
16%
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62
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63%
66
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105%
114
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95
95
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132
131
132
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104%
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107
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13
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15
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61
69
61
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,_—.1992
; Ref
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1996
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1996
109 Vi-
80
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166
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1st
106
49
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12
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,
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105%
46
111%
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2
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109%
31
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24
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1
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1997
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MS
1977
:
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99
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1949
J-J
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177
32
35%
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inc
(conv)
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1982
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103 Vi
90
187
87%
1988
J-J
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310
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31
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38%
34
34
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11
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1947
ARefunding 4s series C
_._1947
J-J
32%
32
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25
31%
33%
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J-J
...
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,
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52
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71
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71
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71
242
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40
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101%
106
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31
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90 >4
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,
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103
103%
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90%
38
480
1989
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109 %
103
64
;
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1949
registered
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103
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1948
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95%
109%
,'89%
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4s
113
112% 112%
79
1952
25
1st
113
34%.
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97%
103
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80 Va
J-3
1989
Chicago & Alton RR ref 3s
Illinois
109
113
M-S
78%
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109%
83
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114%
112
1964
79 %
59%
108%
161
M-N
1946
gold 4s_
cons
...
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*
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'
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J-B
v
4
89 '/a
108%
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_____1948
105%
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109% 109%
89%
108%.
■
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105
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20
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42
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113
5
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Guaranteed gold 5s
___1960
82%
78%
104
109
J-J
20
.
F«J4
28
113% 114
'97%
20
A-O
108 %
104% 105%
A-0
20
73%
1962
20
105
M-N
mortgage
.1987
110%
71
Central Pacific 1st ref gtd gold 4s_1949
J-B
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4s—_:—1948
Second
registered
3-J
110%
Central N
105%
July 1952.
gold 4s—11
1987
,
107%'
1960
4s
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*110%
104
105'4
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Atlantic Refining
21
25
214
*100
3-J
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107
164
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&
20%
8
35
20%
20%
13
3-J
*105%
1st 4s——1958
cons
3-J
8%
6%
41%
103%
Nov
1944
1st
137
8
41
J-3
New Eng 1st gtd 4s___
1961
{ACentral of N J gen gold 5s_
.1987
:
5s registered
;
.—1987
99
J-3
1944
unified
7%
J-D
{ACent
59%
F-A
1946
General
gold 5s_.______1946
.
Central Illinois Light 3%s_—__1966
>
82%
108% 109 Vi
M-S
1st gold 5s—
Atlantic Coast
gold 4s__1951
93%
71
62
22
101% 102%
,
Q-J
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1st
72
26%
40%
23 %
Certain-teed
Vi
Jan
30-year 5s series B__.^
Atl &
68%
57
J-D
Cal-Arlz 1st & ref 4%s A——.1962
Atl Knox & Nor
30%
81
158
M-N
gold 4s of 1910
Trans-Con Short L
209
8%
—1955
1905
4s
72
1945
26%
1995
—1955
1.
——
gold 4s of 1909
Conv
40 %
71
.
.
.Nov
Illinois division 3Vis
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Conv
32
72
100%
7%
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Stamped
40
F-A
48%
103 Va
98
"25%
108% 108%
;
109 Vi
Tobacco
102 %
7%
104% 105
104 ! 104%
108%
conv
48 %
40
20
J-D
103%
26%
108
J-D
3s
3
103% 103%
100% 100%
3-J
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A-O
53%
6
107%
81%
108
Amer
Atl
82
104%
10414
debentures—
L
MS
A-0
debentures..—
3 Vis
102%
M-N
Telegraph Co.—
3Vis
Am
107
J-J
American Telephone &
101
77%
70
,60%
6
103% 104
107%
,_i__1961
1966
Internat Corp conv S'/as...1—1949
Am
48%
48%
66 %
109%
§ A Consol gold 5s—..._u—.1945
4s
Allied Stores Corp 4%s debs.:
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Am
F-A
4
108%
.
______——1944
5s
5s
102% 102%
102%
17
93%
5
93 Vi,
,94%'
High
62
109% 109%
1947
.
Low
—
ARef & gen 5%s series B____i__l959
A Ref & gen 5s series C
,—1959
108%
3
93 Vi
High
*68%
_i_l962
mtge 5s
January 1
No.
62
108
62
95
..1931
Range Since
Sold
'
1st gold 4s.__.1948
ACent Branch U P
A 1st
21
gold 4s
deb 4 Vis w w
{Central of Georgia Ry—
62
95
A-0
105
.
108 %
1st gtd
Corp 3%s debs
Celotex Corp
102
j
63 Vi
A-0
Alleghany Corp—
102
__■■■
108
1948
assented.
warrants
...
Vi
A-0
Albany & Susquehanna RR 3Vis—1946
3%s registered...
„__i____1946
with
Vi 104 '/2
3-D
Celanese
~1
Gen Corp
& Adir
Cart
53%
»
—
102
3-D
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap 6s——1948
6s
;
102
A 5s—1943
cons
48%
—
*"102
B__.___——1943
1st
series
4s
cons
*54%
MS
Carriers &
71%
Bonds
Friday's
Low
*
series
or
High
{Abitibi Power & Paper—
§A5s
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
J-J
—
4^'
'
1
8 V2
'
i:
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AGen
4s
series
,
St' Paul—
A
May 1 1989
J-J
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46%
AGen
gold 3Vis series B__May 11989
J-J
43%
42%
43%
3
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43%
AGen
4%s
series C
May 1 1989
J-J
47%
46%
45%
473,4
372
44 %
47%
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4%s
series E
May 1 1989
J-J
47%
45
48
237
45
48
AGen
4%s
series
May 1 1989
J-J
47'A
46
47
162
45 %
47%
2,359
18%
21%
2,343
4%
'
B
1st
Ohio
&
Baltimore
RR—
July 1948
mtge gold 4s
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge gold
(int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due
—July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (int at 1% to
Dec 1 1946) due
1995
Ref
&
61% V
61%
64%
352
59%
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63 Vi
62%
216
66
60%
D (int at \% to
due—
2000
F (int at 1% to
Sep 1 1946) due—
1—1996
AConv due
Feb 11960
Sep 1 1946)
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36%
J-D
39%
35%-37%
.
393
32%
37%
41%
308
35%
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref gold 4s extended to
1951
S'west Div 1st M (int at 3Vi%
1
to Jan
—1950
1959
due
1947)
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
adjustment 5s
:
M-S
36%
35%
■
*
'
37%
257
32%
32%
M-S
37
35%
37% v;
357
32%
F-A
27'/a
26%
28
616
24%
M-N
53
52%
56%
165
52
56%
4s
registered
AStpd 4s n p Fed inc tax
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5s
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282
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1951
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46
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65
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1st & ref 5s series C———
1960
Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s
1950
j-j %%
103%
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130'%
3-D'
100
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debentures
1956
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—
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&
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1955
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4s__
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V
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104
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modified
1946)
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37
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267
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195
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152
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266
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24
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117
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5s
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5
4%
44%
4
5%
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1988
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39%
36%
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35
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1934
1952
1960
1951
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1977
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51
46
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1970
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111
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40
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J-J
& M Div
20
145
F-A
1977
series E
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82
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J-D
1969
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101
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88
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1st gtd 3 %s D___1971
Term
1st
105%
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1952
1966
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52
1957
1
5s
Cincinnati
84
105%
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Gas & Elec 3%s
26
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1934
7
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1963
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1st & ref 4%s series D
94%
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80
80
76
102%
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2
Dec 1 1960
1st nitge 3%s series F
'
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1951
1st 5s—1960
Income
103%
103%
1951
3%s
Memphis Div 1st gold 4s
104%
104
1
101%
25
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>
at
1960
gtd—
ACertificates
Gold
,
'
1952
1955
Bush Terminal 1st 4s
Bush Term Bldgs 5s
34
37%
J-D
.
99%
100%
75
75 Vs
m-n
1957
due_
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§ A 1st & coll 5s
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4Vis
paid
part
35%
30%
33%
May 1 2037
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100
8
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to
32%
40
156
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,
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317
34
37%
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m-n
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1981
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7
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1947
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gold 5s_
104%
3
100
102% 102%
v
m-n
ref 3s series A
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103%
103
79%
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j-j
gold 4%s series JJ—
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1960
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1st lien & ref 5s series
35%
33
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1927
25%
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m-S
1st
Buffalo
34
34
of deposit
gold 4s__
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AConv gold 4%s
Chicago St L & New Orleans 5s
I' •'
101 vi 1011%
-
a-0
Bklyn
35%
37%
May 1 2037
gold 5s
ref
M-N
M-N
M-N'
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85%
14"
18 >
104
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f-a
1967
1955
1st
Bklyn
6
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1936
ref 4 % s
Chicago
;___ 1950
1st 5s A C
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85%
104
■
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series II
5s
104
%
103
—1944
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Blaw Knox 1st mtge 3%s__.
M
6
65
65
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1st
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Boston & Maine
21%
1987
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1959
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1960
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'
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a-0
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Consol
1987
6%s
&
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51%
60
26
33
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1st gtd 3s__ 1989
Beech Creek extl 1st gold 3 Vis—1951
2%s
A-O
20%
'
—__^195l
—
Battle Creek & Sturgis
Beth Steel 3
21%
1987
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.
ref 4s
stamped
F-A
1987
stamped
A 1st
47
1987
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§ A Secured
..
J-J
...1987
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28
1987
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37%
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4s
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1975
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66
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106%
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s
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109 %
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2
83
8
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79
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83
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1943
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1957
J-3
113
112% 113
26
111%
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gold 5s
July 1969
gold 5s
—Oct 1969
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1955
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1956
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3-J
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34
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109
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28
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113%
115%
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114
114%.
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111%
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footnotes
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page
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11
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113%
113
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25
112
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32
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1944
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63
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111
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1
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111%.
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1955
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33
32
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1965
1967
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1970
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1966
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1969
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1950
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1955
j-d
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1942
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receipts
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27
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36
36
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108%
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25
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25
23%
83
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1961
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19
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14
102%
103
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Koppers Co 1st mtge
9
106 '/a
107
f
Kresge Foundation 3%- notes——_1950
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1959
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93
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31%
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108%
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1955
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424
57%
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58%
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88%
26
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1956
26%
101%
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46%
30
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106 % 106%
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1969
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492
284
51%
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1970
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B_—1965
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ref
49%
53
66
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&
48%
7
15
66
46%
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1st
■•;■;
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extended to———1946
B
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1
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49
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46
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95
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%
39
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fAInd &
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32%
28
56%
42%
48%
■
gtd 4s__i__1956
1st gold 4s—
Ind III & Iowa
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27
8
66
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341
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45
1963
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1963
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.
ref 5s series A_—
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1952
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46
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1951
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1951
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high
43%
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1
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1955
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.
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1956
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or
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Sale Price Bid & Asked
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RECORD
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Friday
BONDS
New
Monday, February 1, 1943
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,
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1st 4s___—1947
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mtge
94%
58
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96
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4
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99%
mtge income reg.j———1975
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& Rub 3s deb——1961
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ref
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of
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2
392
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1982
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1956
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1956
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1946
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deb 5s
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1956
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31
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5s' stamped—^—/——1974
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1954
1950
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Lehigh Valley RR— ,7:'/ //
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modified—
2003
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—2003
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2003
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20
27
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36%
7
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30
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—1947
v;':-
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1952
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series
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87%
1977
1946
j-j
1946
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1st
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&
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1950
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109
•
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102%
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Gulf States Steel
M
5s
92%
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s
Gulf States Util 3'As
1961
series D——1969
89%
83%
83%
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99%
99%
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67
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1944
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s
f
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A
gold 5s
Manhattan
1962
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1st 5s
AAdj income 5s_.
A
1957
Feb 1957
103%
42
M-N
8
99% 100
18
81%
1
127
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80
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7
103%
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170
41%
41%
128
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1st
A
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47%
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51%
389
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For
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trust
footnotes
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1951
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319
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1951
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34
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60%
23
55%
60 %
106
106
i
Af-S
—1944
1951
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Lou & Jeff Bridge "Co gtd 4s
1945
106
m-n
1949
1949
.1949
A-0
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Long Island unified,4s
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4s
stamped—
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debenture——
:
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98%
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/
series B__————2003
series C——_u—2003
ref 4s series D__—
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ref "3%s.series E
2003
Louisville
V
1st
&
1st
&
see
page
456.
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110
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83%
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109%
104
109% 109%:.
&
1st
&
&
ref
5s
ref 4'As
1950
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A-0
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104%
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'
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88
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47'A
49
51
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49%
51
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15
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52%
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1957
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1953
—
(South Lines) 4s_—. .1959
& North'3'As——_—— .1941
22
87%
88
52
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39
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1945
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54
41
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51
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46
45
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10
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97
108% 108%
j-j
j-j
f-a
M-N
54
85
103% 104%
3s——1980
Mob & Montg 1st gold 4%s__ —1945
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1955
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(Stamped mod) ext 5s
McCrory Stoj'es deb 3%—
McKesson & Robbins 3%S__
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-
67
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3
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1952
gold 4s
36%
14
121
109%
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1955
3'As_—
33
32%
121%
modified--————2003
1952
gold 4s
35%
28%
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34
34
29%
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260
121%
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102
.1951
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1981
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—
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trust
293
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gold 3s sterling
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34%
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gold 3'As
1st
33
32%
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gold 4s
1st
Extended
34%
33
104
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1st
68
82
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59%
113
59%
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Illinois Bell Telep
47
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f-a
44
52%:
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58%
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128
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67
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1954
67%
17
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67
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67%
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ref
87%
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41
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A-0
J-j
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96%
87%
65
A-0
2015
;
1950
1975
mtge 5s series C—
1
99% 100%
:■
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;
109%'
80%
,
■/■•'/•
Feb
B
Mobile & Ohio 4s series B
AGen
Gulf
ctfs
*94%
109%
86%
88
100
J-J
87
%
5s——1951
Lex & East 1st 50-yr 5s gtd———1965
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1955
5s stamped
Leh Val Term
107'A
95
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■
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96
40
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99%
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Great
96
94%
'
—Oct 1 1945
Ala Ry 5s
81%
95%
30
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1949
5%s_
Castings
,///•,
1949
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75
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78
53
1974
ref sink fund 5s—
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;
102%, 102%
82
45
f-a
4%
4%
4%.
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1954
ref sink fund 5s
&
63
82
5s
1st
52
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'stamped--—i——.——-1954
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5s
stamped—
1964
25%
■
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1st &
44
79%
87%
/
82
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m-s
///
81
20
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87
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stamped———1944
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82
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of claim)—
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deposit—
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Food
of
j-d
1974
5s series A—
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101%
j-j
1959
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100%
27
87
•
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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1943
Central & Peninsular 5s
East Coast 1st 4'As
XA Fla
89%
82
96
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s
99%
89%
87%
87
;
Lehigh & NY 1st gtd gold 4s_—1945
M-S
87
68
.
Lehigh Coal & Na<\s f 4%S A—.1954
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,
142
89%
99% 100%-
100%
j-j
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96
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Co—
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27
87%
f~ A
Lake. Sh & Mich Roy
73
65
.—I960
5%s. series D_.
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102%'
64
.
f-a
ref
100
A-0
ref 5'As series C—^1953
&
Lake Erie & Western
101%
-102%
73
71
/•:
100%
10
103%
70
73
>
99% 100%
88%
extd 5s——1945
&
Laclede Gas Light
107
104%
101% 101%
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1st 5s——————1965
El Paso & S W
107
103
Coil
Coll
107%
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:
■
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104% 104%
'
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Wat
Sew & Drain
-
5'As—
1956
1960
A-0
4s—_ 1938
F-A
89%
92%'
92%
90
;
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4
105%
105 %
107%
20
106%
107 %
111% 112
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M-S
1950
92%
105'A 105%
%
6
111%
112
90
1
107
90
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8%
84
90
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
Number 4147
■Volume 157
455
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Last
Interest
Stock Exchange
Week Ended Jan. 21)
Sale Price
Period
»
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
Low
A 1st
.
30'A
of
of
gold 5'/2S
1st & ref gold 5s
of
ACertificates
of
Certificates
a
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Niagara Share <Md; deb 5'As
12'A
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1st
2%
4
3'A
18%
459
17%
94
17%
17%
17%
104,
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j
3%
5%
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68
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42%
44
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36
35%
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.1978
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37%
37
491
38
21%
22%
A-0
1967
A,__Jan
166
35%
38%
211
22%
19
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1974
M-S
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A-0
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ref
&
ref 5s
&
gen
series A
4'As
of
deposit
lien
ry &
49%
&
72%
78%
74
74
74 %
11
69
74%
44 %
43 '/a
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114
42
45
——2047
A———2047
2047
2047
2047
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50%
54%
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327
66 '/a
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1945
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•
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Southwestern
.
1955
gtd 4s
Ry 1st cons gold 5s
7
2
92'A
F-A
7'A
28%
28
Q-M
37 Va
27'%
*25%
103 %
87
4
27%
A-O
__
.
26%
*25
1950
1967
—
Maryland
27'%
A-O
F-A
1st 5s E_,___^__1963
mtge 3Vis series I
1st
Western
28'%
F-A
,1945
stpd gtd
5s
mtge 3 Vis,*
Fenn Power
M-S
M-S
1st gtd 3Vis
guaranteed 4s__
Westchester Ltg
83'%
175
44
34
137
37 Va
1955
gtd gold 3%s_,2000
1948
1945
61
47'A
36
108
1947
A
colli,,,
Pac
6
123
,1979
Power
Pacific
105% 106'A
A-O
1962
debentures,,
3s
J-J
,1963
3Vis
1st ref
RR
86%
45%
3 7'/a
A-O
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s_,
Washington Term
8 6'/a
47'A
Apr
,1948
1st mtge 4s
Warner Bros Pict 6s debs,,,
West
Bell
1976
Vis series C
,1978
5s series D——,,1980
5s series B
86'A
Apr
102%
104
,,
,1964
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
South & Nor Ala RR gtd 5s._
South
mtge inc 4'As ser B
JAWabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A—1975
West
99%
F-A
debs,
Ar
1711
100% 100%
99
1961
Co
27%
48
35
28
1935
,1941
2%s
271
7%
16'A
A-O
2%s sinking fund debentures
Oil
33%
16
7%
t§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s
Union
4
6%
33
F-A
deposit
certificates,,
A6s series B
series A
mtge 4s inc series A
ARef
34 Va
34
,1933
A
t! AAtl & Birm 1st gtd 4s
Simmons
8
31%
A-O
JASeaboard All Fla 6s A ctfs
Shell
6%
101 •%
2
105
*123'%
--
.
563
22%
*101'% 102'%
——,
—
■
deposit
series
6s
cons
W
.Wabash RR Co—
1st mtge 4s
36
8
15%
;
of
Certificates
A
7
8
,,-.1945
5s
§ARefunding 4s
A 1st
52
AGen
J-J
1950
1950
,_Oct 1949
1959
gold stamped
Adjustment
a
72 %
27'A, 31%
ARef & gen
gold 4s unstamped
§ A4s
A
67
46%
Air Line Ry—
JSeaboard
§ A 1st
92%
*77
J-D
1947
1941
,1971
__1952
,1989
fASt Paul E Gr Trk
9
164
,
85%
29
106
2
41%
105%
of
§ ASu & Du div & term
A
Certificates
of
1949
J-J
deposit
1st 4s,__1936
M-N
49%
49%
Central 1st 4s_,_
Certificates
49
%
49 %
1
49 Va
16%
16%
17 Va
101
14%
17%
5
110%
110'/a
2
107
107
*15
deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s_—.—1968
Wisconsin Public Service
1971
J-J
107
JAWor Si Conn East
1943
J-J
*13%
1948
M-S
1960
M-N
3%s
1st 4Vis
16%
110% 110%
A-O
107
—
42%
15
102%
103 %
42%
--
A
51
107 V8
42'%
102% 103 Va
,
,
111%
t A Wisconsin
49%
105'A 105%
13
105%
106
1953
J-J
104%
104 3'a 104%
71
104%
104%
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s
1945
J-J
101%
101% 102
61
101%
102
Superior Oil 3Vis debs
1956
M-N
6
103%
1961
M-N
103%
Sheet & Tube—
Conv deb 4s
102%
102% 102%
25
101%
103
98%
62
97%
99
105%
Swift Si
Youngstown
103 %
Co 2%s
debs
104% 105%
*102% 103
—
—
a
T
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen 5s
Terminal Assn St L 1st
Gen
refund
cons
1951
5s
F-A
5
120
121%
105% 105%
3
105%
2
110%
111%
J-J
*103%
1950
F-A
90
Texas
1959
A-O
1965
M-N
1943
J-J
Texas
Company 3s
deb
debentures,,
&
N
O
com
,
gold
5s
Deferred
121
delivery
sale
106
,
■
not
n
98
98
included in the year's range,
d Ex-intcrest. e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
r Cash sale
in the year's range.
§ Negotiability
+The. price represented is the dollar quotation per 200Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate of $4.8484.
impaired by maturity.
pound unit of bonds.
....
90%
105% 105'%
106
not included
105%
111'A 111'A
121
105%
J-J
Texarkana & Ft Smith 5Vis A
3s
mtge s f 3 Vis series D
included in the year's range,
J-J
1944
f
gold 4s
1953
Ref & impt mtge 3%s series B._1974
s
1st
106'%
*101'A 101%
7
89
tCompanies reported as being in
90%
105 %
105%
105%
106%
'Friday's bid and asked prices;
101 Va
101%
ABonds selling flat*
the
bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
such companies.
sales being transacted during current week.
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
5
27
I
no
Section 77 of
*
Volume
Number 4147
157
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
'
457
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
in
footnote
a
week
the
in
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
sales are disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the
week,
they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
deferred delivery
and
in
In the following
which
extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions
and
when
selling outside the regular weekly
range
shown
are
the New York Curb
on
Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday,
Jan. 23, and ending the present Friday (Jan. 29, 1943).
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange
itself, and is intended to include
every security, whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
,
New
York
Curb
Last
Exchange
Sales
New
Shares
Rangd Since January 1
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Week Ended Jan. 29
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
*
Low
York
Curb
Friday
Exchange
Week Ended Jan. .29
High
Aero
Co
1
Associates Inc
Aircraft
Air
5
Corp
—
2
Va
Allied
Products
A
Jan
5%
Jan
6Va
600
Jan
6%
Jan
Bohack
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
2%
(H C)
1%
Jan
2 Va
Jan
Borne
Jan
27%
Jan
Bourjois
1%
300
75 %
60
98
100
98
1%
72
102
10
$5
105 %
Jan
91%
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Breeze
98
•
3%
„———
Jan
i" 3%
rio
25
26
350
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
24%
.25
common
Corp
Jan
25 y2
Jan
Aluminum Co common————u—_•
6%
preferred——
Aluminum
Aluminium
Ltd
107
113%
108
108%,
~7
94
'•
Board
Co
Jan
4,550
Jan
108%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
113%
1%
Jan
300
y
common..—1
6
Jan
2,350
86
Jan
103%
104%
Jan
%
Jan
1
50
fyn
'■'•'•■200
21%
80
'®/r"
4%
4%
103%
-
A Jan
20%
Jan
100
4%
Jan
100
%
23
Am
1
preferred,,—
$5.50
American
Central
American
Cities
Convertible
%'
5
82
Mfg———1
Jan
1,400
%
Jan
82
5%
& Light—
A——;—25
50
Class
A
_25
Class B
6%
%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
$6
82
Jan
Brown
Rubber
Jan.
Bruce
(EL)
900
18%
21
1,450
5%
Jan
6%
15%
Jan
21
Jan
class
21
:
18%
1%
21
U
1,850
15%
7,000
ia
A——10
Jan
21
-A Jan
Buffalo
Si.60
$5
Class B
39%
non-voting,—————10
American Foreign Power warrants——
38%
%
&
4,600
%
37%
Jan
40%
Jan
9,800
40
%
Jan
%
Jan.
Fork
American
Gas
4% %
Hoe
General
convertible
12 %
—10
12
I21/2
650
24 Va
common—*
Electric,
&
22%
24%
10,900
—,100
101
common—10c
4
preferred,—,,
American
$2
St
Corp
preferred
1
35
Laundry
American
6%
Mach—
Light & Trac
preferred
American
Mfg
Preferred
American
Co
—
—
Potash
American
/
Post
Jan
800
26
Jan
2,300
80
iV
21
7 Va
Vi
l,9uU
211/2
500
47%
_•
A
Electric
47%
75
Jan
%
v
Jan
21 y4
13%
x26
Jan
Automatic
Voting
Jan
Camden
80
Jan
Canada
•
%
Jan
20%
Jan
21%.
Jan
45
Jan
4.7%
Jan
Canadian
Class
Jan
3%
Jan
Capital
2%.
2%
1,100
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Carman
2%
2%
2
Jan
2'%
Jan
Class B
^+-1
1%
1%
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Carnation
9%
9%
200
8%
Jan
91/2
Jan'
100% 101%
140
97%
Jan
101%
300
'
2%
2
1,000
Jan
5,700
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
2
2%
18,100
9
9%
900
12
200
5%
5%
5
5 %
70
7%
$1.20
Seelig
400
2,300
Jan
2%
Jan
Carrier
2%
Jan
Carter
A
3%
28%
Jan
1%
Beau
1st preferred V T
Brummell Ties Inc
Co
Corp
picierre
4
2,100
29%
150
Jan
Jan
6
&
Jan
Central Maine
Jan
Central
3%
800
16%
6
16%
17
Jan
4
29%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
Ohio
2%
21%
3
Bell
Tel
Benson
of
&
Consolidated
i
2%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
60c
Jan
51/2
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
$6
$6
Co„
Service
2,200
19%
Jan
3
Jan
32%
Jan
Club
4%
100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Cockshutt
1%
12,700
%
Jan
1%
Jan
Cohn
600
Jan
4
Jan
$7
4%
Colonial
Jan
16
100
Jan
16
Homes
10
Plow
Mfg
Co
Fire
1
Convertible
preferred
1
Blauner's
For
Jan
9%
1,300
3 Va
Jan
4
Jan
V
170
115%
Jan
121
Jan
Conn
70
33
Jan
45
Jan
20
35%
Jan
42
Fdy
&
t
$3
c
&
&
I
common
see
page
461.
7
.
iff
—
Jan
—
A
Jan
Consol
Jan
10%
Jan
4%%
Jan
6 %
J an
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
%
G E L
Jan
15%
Jan
3%
Jan
6%
6%
400
Jan
6%
Jan
10
114%
Jan
114%
Jan
60
84%
Jan
Service
to
6
8
:
A
8%
■
200
%t
8%:
200
A
1,200
7%
Jan
Biscuit
P
Bait
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
104
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
9
84
84
87%
200
66
64%
66
100
5%
5%
;
5%
750
4'A
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
80
Jan
87%
64%
;
Jan
66
5%
Jan
11
10%
6%
65
u
6%
>
Jan
9'/8
Jan
11%
Jan
25,300
3%
Jan
67/a
Jan
2,900
6%
700
56
85
85
85
51%
4%
Jan
Jan
69%
6%
20
48
Jan
GO
76
Jan
85
100
75
Jan
85
5%
5%
300
6%
6%
600
%
—
A
275
6%
85
•
Jan
Jan
68%
6 Va
65
,,
Jan
Jan
5%
A Jan
—
Jan
Jail
9%
%
100
29%
31%
700
4%
Jan
6%
56
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
6%
Jan
; 13
31%
7%
9%
6,400
8'A
9%
8%
500
Jan
14 %
Jan
Jan
fs
Jan
29
Jan
37%
6
Jan
9%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
%
2V2
2,400
Jan
2 %
Jan
4%
4%
200
4
Jan
4%
Jan
4
4%
700
4
Jan
4%
Jan
1 %
1 %
800
1 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
250
51%
Jan
55
24
Jan
31%
54
30%
55
28%
3 PA
1
U
16%
1
1,550
id
15. M
1%
%
3,500
1
1,300
16 %
450
1
—
8%
1,250
Utilities
Jan
14
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
A
1/64 Jan
100
Jan
Jan
aa
16%
Jan
Jan
A
Jan
2 7'A
Jan
7% Jan
9
Jan
*
Co——
common
preferred
Jan
2
4J/2
—
A
—25
1946—
preferred series C
Gas
87
Jan
7%
26 %
series B
Consolidated
~6%
Jan
Jan
4%
warrants
Coke Secur common—
Consolidated
Jan
10
400
Jan
2%
114% 114%
84% : 85%
;
4%
3'A
■
16
Jan
Jan
3,100
—
1%
_1
Southern
Public
extended
Gas
Jan
8%
3%
preferred
fi
—1
42
7
—
1
Community Water Service.
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
£1
Gas
&
Jan
23
8%
3%
common
footnotes
3%
Jan
23
45
42
—
Birdsboro Steel
1,800
121
3%
•
new
100
9%
2,300
Jan
*
—
preferred_100
Community
44
44
8%
'
,_25
Jan
121
3%
100
•
23
;;
7%
—*
Arms
Oil
8%
8
104
%
—
warrants—.
Columbia
23
107
102
._*
—
1
10
Jan
3%
8
,,
100
Co__
preferred
Gas & Elec 5%
Jan
•
—_•
common
Columbia
7%
Jan
Jan
———4
Illuminating—
100
200
"7%
1
Airlines
Patent
Jan
38%
75
1
Inc—
Utensil
convertible
Colt's
39%
39
—
—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
9%
,
preferred——*
Rosenberger Inc.
Develonmgnt ordinary—
Jan
*
10
;
—
1
&
6fi?
Jan
6%
—10
Co
Aluminum
Jan
10
Jan
,10%
15%
—_*
Lights
Electric
%
9%
L
& Lambert
1%
1%
Jan
56
&
Suburban
4
Jan
9%
102
3%
1
——100
Cleveland
29%
}i
175
Co__5
Cleveland Tractor common—,
Clinchfield
Coal
Cnrp——
600
38%
7%
1
Mining
Jan
Jan
16,800
106%
4
Jan
21%
2%
5
P
Controller
1%
9
C:
.,—5
Auto
Neon
■■
_1Q
preferred
Stamping
City
1%
10%
II
10%
—
preferred—————*
preferred B———
,__*
Cities
/
v
.
$6 preferred BB
5%
Jan
Jan
—,
*
—
common—
3%
17
3%
3%
Jan
w
.
*
common,—,
4%
45%
3% Jan
3
/
1
Childs Co preferred———
4%
4%
Co_.
Cities Service
Chief
31
Berkey Si Gav Furn'tiir
Bickford's
100
—
7% pfd—100
Utilities—,50c
Chicago Flexible Shaft
Chicago Rivet & Mach
1
common-
3%
com
Metal Weather Strip
Corp
;__1
Canada
Hedges
3%
Products
Light
West
A'rcraft
32%
4%
&
South
Elec
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
7% preferred_100
5% pfd
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Cherry-Burrell common———5
Chesebrough Mfg_—————_25
2,500
32%
&
17%
Jan
Jan
%
.
Jan
Power
Steel
Power
&
500
5 %
20%
Gas
Power
York
New
200
Jan
%
3%
•
2 Vb
10
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
——
%
Jan
Jan
2%
3%
5%:
Jan
"Jan
28
A
A Jan
3Va Jan
1%
—
America
Hudson
Central
5Vb
12%
Jan
100
'
Jan
111%
100
%"
400
Co_,
of
Jan
16%
1
Jan
1
Corp
4%
Jan
%
%
*
Products———,——
%
1
20
Jan
1%
-7-1-
2 V«
common
(A M)
41
d
Jan
%
1%
Co
Castle
25
..
%
2,500
Jan
2%
1
Commonwealth
cunvgibiuic
Jan
A
2%
common—
Catalan
60
Aircraft Corp
Bellanca Aircraft
commonl
Jan
Jan
-•
Casco
17
Beech
Jan
11
1%
—•
Jan
9,300
—10
13'A
90%
Jan
9% Jan
300
$7 preferred—*
'
v-L.cv
10% Jan
82
2 Va
common—4.
Jan
45%
C
9%. Jan
—
—*
9 Va
17
—
Jan
2%
—100
12
44
com
7%
Jan
2%
—
91%
4%
—
Jan
5
——
—*
Jan
Colon
Refractories Inc
Baumann (Ludwlg) & Co
7%
1st preferred
Jan
Jan
5
■
—
Chamberlin
Basic
14%
5
-I"'".
%
•—.-V
1%
10%
class A——
(J W)
Charis
1
common—
Jan
14% Jan
"
13,100
77";.
1
5Go
—
Jan
Mfg—
convertible
Jan
85
6% %
Jan
com,,10
...
7Va
Jan
13
5,000
7;:
12l/«e
Assn
8%
1111?
—5
common
Jan
,..10
10%
5%
.—,,25
Steel—
Jan
Jan
A Jan
1,800
50c
voting
Co
&
Central
3
Jan
80
1,850
11
——_1
Products———i—*
City
30
Stainless
90 y2
10%
preferred—,—;
Clayton
&
non
Central
common,
5'A
2
3
12'/a
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Jan
Clark
Barium
voting
12%
5%
for
13
86'A
11
9%
————
91%
12
21%
Jan
1
Carolina Power & Light
$6
preferred
Babcock St Wilcox Co
Baldwin Locomotive-
Jan
Alcohol—
3 V8
60
A
Class B
Claude
Barlow
Industrial
400
3%
warants
12%
89%
common
Ltd
3%
•
Co
Co
3%
450
1
A
12%
8%
.
Canadian Marconi
& Sons common——l—5
7%
preferred
Baldwin Rubber
Cement
Jan
*;
Jan
*
Insurance
4%
—__
^«
■
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
100
\~ir2
——•
pfd—100
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—
7% participating preferred
£5
City &
Purchase
Fire
Jan
29%
■
Jan
14%
Jan
2,300
14%
14%
..7
11
31
1
13%
2
—
60
+
Jan
12%
2,200
:
Jan
49%
"
Jan
12y2
'
11
-.'v1'.1 '■'
.
Va
85
n
'
-L—-25
Corp
2%
—,1
7
83
'
9%
Power
Tungsten
27
,>
Electric
5,700
70
.
100
Collieries,
'6%
:
'13
20
4%
—50
6 % preferred—
Axton-Fisher Tobacco class
••
85
12%
■'
—
■
Jan
2%
11% Jan
:
300;;,
1
_5
;
certificates
3%
67
5%
200
"2% 7%
2%'
Jan
14% Jan
200
.7-' •.,
■
1
Sugar Estate
Callite
Central
Machine—i
■
-1
Jan
30 %
'
*
Products
Jan
2%
»;•'
_*
25c
%
_
Products—
12'%
—___10s
—
aV J an
•
Drop Forge common,—
Plywcod Corp—
13
12%
Jan
10%
90
'
com
22,100
—
Automatic
Patoka
Co
V4
*
44'A
63
Jan
•
400
'
12%
1
Corp.
A
;
2%
Jan
2'A
200
11
£1
—J—
Jan
101%
Jan
61
400
;
3oy8
£1
new
Jan
%
2
7.^
•
;.
preferred
trust
California
'
Atlas Corp warrants
10%
30%
•
8
—1
Co_„
Corp,
49%'
•
——•
3%
»+—♦-
Fisheries—
45%
600
i
49%;./
Sullivan———2.50
H)
Jan
Cessna
Line
Ayrshire
$3
<P
Jan
class A—•
Coast RR Co pfd
100
Rayon
2%
2%
.A
common—
&
Biscuit
Caiamba
& Tel
Coast
"2%
2%
Jan
■
•:
—
—
preferred
Voting
Industries-
Atlantic
~2%
—
.^*
—
common—
Jan
—„5
Atlantic
~~2T/8
common—
Jan
pfd„,100
preferred
4%
—_*
reg
Ltd—
5%
Canada
Coast
3%
Co
2%
,*
common
—_—.„
of
Atlanta Gas Light 6%
(B Fi
Jan
4%
—
1,500
preferred—5
Atlantic
Avery
3%
9
Tobacco—
Co
Cable Electric
American dep rects reg
.,£1
Associated Laundries of America,,——*
Atlas
Jan
15,000
non-voting—
Associated
Atlas
4'A
3%
4%
Refining Co
&
Jan
8
Gas common—
Breweries
Birm
3%
7
69%
Paper
Associated
Atlanta
Jan
10,300
2%
2
*
Art Metal Works common:
Associated Tel
9
8%
c
Jan
15%
Jan
preferred—,———10
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred,*
Aro Equipment
Corp———1
&
35
Jan
x26
6%
Oil
Jan
9
1
Jan
Jan
13%
13%
——
Apex-Elec Mig Co common
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
Ashland
31
33
250
25
Fence
class
28%; Jan
125
15%
Jan
—4—„——1*
Angostura-Wupperman
Common
200
35
Jan
common—
5%
Arkansas Natural
7%
*,,2
Writing
Anchor
31
15
*
preferred
preferred—
American
29%
13
Superpower Corp common—*
Thread
2,200
„1
Jan
20%
Chemical—
13%
...
Jan
4
35
:
15'/2
Republics——,——10
$6
101%
Jan
20%
American
1st
Jan
3%
131/2
Seal-Kap
$6 series
<
93%
20%
American
American
Butler
—100
100
—,
Jan
Corp Am dep rets
Burrv
Jan
475
Co,——.—1
&
Jan
24 y8
1,300
13%
American Meter Co
American
12%
Jan
,—25
common
Maracaibo
Jan
19%
4
20%
common
11%
ord
Co
Hill
Inc
12
3%
—20
——
Jan
4,500
;
.
100% 101%
31
$2.50 convertible preferred———!
Rubber Co—,—,25
American Hard
American
Jan
13%
preferred——
Bunker
Burma
American
—
Jan
Niagara & East Power-
1st
Burco
Jan
6%
13%
Oil
Buckeye Pipe Line
Jan
39
24
Jan
Forman Distillers
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
preferred.
Jan
1%
37%
Jan
23
; 250
%
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
20%
——1
—
Cyanamid
24
4 Va
rets ord reg—
Jan
Brown
50%
Jan
preferred——
82
;
American
A
Jan
Jan
Fence-& Wire
Class
Power
class
23
•
rets
Amer dep
Jan
1
;
46 %
50
Jan
common
Celanese
12%
82
•
50%
'''
Jan
-*
preferred
prior
»
%
—
S3
\
'
—100
American
Brown
American Capital class A common—10c
Common class B
10c
Co
dep
Jan
is
dep rects ord bearer
Am
3 %
%
A——
British
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
A—
American
British
6%
700
—
Mfg
British
Jan
7
Jan
%
B
Class
49
24
———„———.100
class
Jan
6
-%
preferred-
Brillo
Jan
Jan
'
% 1031/2
211/2
—
Box
7
104 % 104 Vz
—100
American Beverage common—,,,—1
American Book Co_.
,100
American
105%
106%
49
'
6%
<
102%
common—
preferred
1,350
13%
Goods Mfg——
•
Industries common,———*
Aluminum
6%
113 %,
108 %
__—100
;
100
%
Machine—
Corp
6%
13 %
common.,—
Preferred
Brill
*
•
.
Aeronautical..—
Bridgeport
6%
41%
3 '/a
100
_
„
Bridgeport Gas Light Co——.
Jan
pfd.
Jan
800
>•
preferred—
Brewster
Jan
1%
41%
!;j Jan
38% Jan
Lgt & Pwr———•
Brazilian Traction
„1
13%
5,100
6%
——25
—
1st preferred.——
2d
10% Jan
1%
.*•
common
Jan
2
High
11,000
%
j.—
75%
Jan
Jan
L010
13%
1%
100
Scrymser Co_
Inc
Range Since January 1
High
11%
6
common
1st preferred
Class
-i
Co
Shares
39%
1
optional convertible preferred—_•
(Si & Co—
_•
5
100
105 % 105V2
(Mich)——a——-
conv
13
Blumenthal
$3
for Week
L010
1
common
Bowman-Biltmore
common-
Investment
Class
5%
Jan
1%
preferred—
Intl Investing $3 conv
Allied
Jan
5%
73
L————
Fisher Inc
Alliance
4%
27%
"2—3
preferred—
common——.
Ridge Corp
600
2Va
—50
Southern-,—
Alabama Power Co $7
(E W)
2,000
—
Air-Way Electric Appliance——
&
Bliss
Jan
5%
—10
preferred
Alabama
Alles
19
1%
2
Great
Jan
5V8
-50c
Warrants
$6
17%
5%
5%
.
1
—-
common————
Investors
430
4%
5%
(N J)..—
Accessories
Convertible
19
Blue
5
B
Ainsworth Mfg common,—
Air
%
1
Supply Mfg class A—
Class
18
.—10
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
.
Wire
Acme
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
*
100
59
58.
3%
800
59
1,500
115
30
Jan
3%
Jan
~2%
2%
800
Jan
59
Jan
111
Jan
115
Jan
10^%
115
100
1
2%
56%
Jan
Jan
104
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Monday, February 1, 1943
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
458
Exchange
29
CUrb
York
New
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
lVa
1%
600
iVe
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
3,100
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Crown
Crown
Drug Co common
convertible preferred
Oil Refining common.
"fi
preferred.
$6
Curtis
Curtis
Sugar..:
Jan
37%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
%
Jan
950
Jan
1
Jan
81
Jan
Glen
1,100
IS
Jan
1%
Jan
Godchaux
14%
300
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
6%
100
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
20%
18
20%
8,100
15%
Jan
20%
Jan
"%
1,000
10 %
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
1*6
1,300
V*
-
32,
1%
Jan
1%
2%
2%
2,500
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Grand Rapids
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Gray
U
Jan
1%
Jan
Great
19'A
_2%
1,100
Jan
20 %
Jan
Non-voting
%
Jan
%
Jaa
7%
"1%
"l
300
~>2
100
13%
Jan
11
13,000
13%
12%
13%
Jan
—...
Jan
D
Jan
16
Jan
12%
26
160
24%
Jan
26
Jan
25%
6%
Gray
Iron
Mich
Stove
Detroit
Steel
Products
Vilbiss Co
Diamond
Co
common
common
Shoe
Truck
Dobeckmun
Co
common
Jan
Jan
Hartford
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
62 %
Jan
1%
1,600
2%
i"
Hat
Jan
Hazeltine
Paper
Test Corp
Duro
100
13
Jan
Hecla
2 %
Jan
3%
15%
Jan
Jan
,
300
7
7
100
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan.
7
Jan
21%
21 %
Jan
7%
Jan
100
8
Co
East
& Fuel
Gas
Assoc
preferred
6%
:
Jan
$5
$6
62%
Jan
Hollinger
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
67
Jan
Horder's
2%
Jan
3
Jan
HormeJ
1%
Jan
1 %
Jan
Horn
(AC)
8
Jan
9
Jan
Horn
&
2%
200
1%
1,000
9
600
Option
1%
1%
Consolidated G
1,000
25
2,475
(Geo
Co
225
10%
Jan
13
Jan
12%
250
10%
Jan
12%
480
31%
Jan
37
400
2%
Jan
3V4
3%
3%
Jan
3%
650
67%
Jan
71%
~2Va
"2%
82,800
~2
Jan
49
48
49%
1,400
42
Jan
49%
50%
53%
5,500
43%
Jan
8 Va
9%
1,200
53'A
9%,
•
6
32
25
26
700
5 V4
5.
90
"*6 'A
"
Jan
53%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
,
Jan
6
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
4%
,
130
93
90
Jan
Jan
5%
200
26
Jan
Jan
7
•
100
%
6
90
94%
Jan
~6»A
Jan
Jan
0
A
;
25 Va
25%
v
■
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
,'iz
:-i
•r*
Jan
2'A
100
2%
22'A
300
26
Ui
850
26
2%
■:
__
4,200
1 *5'
25
Jan
%
'
1
—1
1
Fansteel Metallurgical..
_*
Fedders Mfg Co
—5
Fire Association (Phlla).
—10
Florida Power & Light $7 pre'erred..*
Engine
& Airplane...
26
Jan
2%
Jan
26
v-
Jan
7
Jan
Am
rets ord
dep
(Harvey) Inc
Oil
£1
A
B
*
non-voting
Class
voting
7%
1%
Common
Indus
...—•
Yards
3,000
Co
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Jan
8,300
37%
Jan
42
Jan
105
Jan
107% Jan
109
Jan
5
Jan
42
60
Jan
5
5
18
18
Jan
4%
200
5
18
Jan
18
42
250
Jan
43
A
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
100
%
1
300
3%
Jan
19%
1,000
19%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
300
1 %
Jan
2%
Jan
36%
36%
50
Jan
36 Va
Jan
5 Va
3%
3%
20,
31
20
Jan
5,400
"9%
"9%
100
Jan
"9 %
6%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
6
5%
:
Jan
9
4%
4%
6 Vb
5%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
23
Jan
22'2
350
22%
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
12
400
11%
Jan
12
Jan
76
78
625
75
Jan
78
Jan
2,100
15%
Jan
18
Jan
600
6%
Jan
8
la Jan
22%
12
10
18
17
'
18
8%
Jan
7%
7%
18
Fibre
Jan
30
Jan
a3%
Jan
a3 Vb
Jan
25%
Jan
113
Jan
113
61%
83%
1.5
Jan
63%
5,400
1,000
3%
3%
3%
Jan
16%
Jan
60
100
16%
14%
Jan
63%
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Jan
-iV Jan
%
Jan
8
Jan
9%
Jan
1
16%
';
a
Corp
20
Jan
23% Jan
300
a3%
a3 %
Jan
29%
Ligonier
Co—
III
'
Jan
1
Jan
4%
Jan
%
Jan
1,100
A
.
'
—1
100
9%
9%
9%
,
*
Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Hydro-Electric
lis
—
*4%
~4%
4%
1,000
3% Jan
convertible
Div
Zinc
Imperial
Am
1
Jan
29
4%
10% *11%
3
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
lll/4
Jan
10%
5,000
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
10%
200
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
10 %
100
9%
Jan
10 Vb
Jan
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
91
Jan
99
Jan
20 Vb
Jan
24
Jan
20 Va
Jan
25
%
A
Jan
.
11%
12
4%
12
5
800
50
>/4
61
60
61
87%
85 y4
88%
Jan
%
1
Jan
Jan
7%
_£1
rets regis4—
10%
(Can) coupon
♦
Registered ...
;—.—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada....
—5
Imperial Tobacco of- Great Britain &
Ireland
—i——
—£1
97
Indianapolis P & L 5%% pi'eferred.100
Indiana Service 6% preferred
—100
Industrial Finance v t c
preferred
'
.
13%
Jan
common
i!——
3
3%
Jan
5
Jan
57%
Jan
61
Jan
81%
250
Registered
Jan
88%
Jan
3%
3%'
3%
16%
16%
17
3>A
2,500
3%.
Jan
700
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
75
Va
17
16%
Jan
17
Jan
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
—
--
—
Jan.
shares—
._i
Jan
73 y4
Jan
700
12 V#
Jan
14
Jan
4%
1,200
2%
1%
100
72%
13
71
14
/'
''
1,550
Class'
Utility
jelass
_L—
B—
(.
■■'4
1%
14%
3,800
15%
15-
15%
;—*
15
100
Jan
4%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
8V4
Jan
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
14
Jan
15
Jan
♦
'
6%
Jan
7Vt
Jan
%
Jan
IV4
Jan
3%
>
6%
.
200
100
6%
_•
Jan
3%
Jan
h
.".A
9%
"• 9%
100
34%
.*.*
preferred....i—__—.*•
Interstate
Home Equipment..
.1
Interstate Hosiery JMjills
.._*
Interstate Power $7 preferred—__*
Investors
Royalty...4.
1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs.—*
Irving Air Chute.—4_
——1
Italian Superpower AL__—.—.——*
$1.75 preferred
rtior
34%
50
15 :
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
32
34%
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
Jan
3VB
Jan-
300
"l'A
15'
250
14%
Jan
16
8
300
7Va
Jan
8
300
V«
3%
2,100
2%
Jan
1 VB
~i%
15
7%
fn Jan
9%
1,500
3%
3%
3%
iV Jan
200
*,
...—
Jan
8'A
■
Products.——*
International Safety .(Razor B_
Jan
17
70
71 :
1
International
Jan
%
15%, Jan
100
Co
International
20
20%
10
'
of Nort,li America.—10
International Cigar Machine
♦
Insurance
130
99
,
20%
20%
—.100
preferred
Jan
Jan
7'A
10
400
Jan
8
1,250
Jan
Chemical Iridustries—
dep
7%
Jan
25
3%
11
.*
Imperial Oil
7 %
1
1,400
1%
29;
27%
,
4%
Co.—.1
2,800
4,600
10%
29
certificates.——
arrear
Illinois
preierred
1%
1%
.-*
50
Power
Iowa
Illinois
400
1
Jan
25
6
Jan
73
Jan
Jan
"1%
-
7%
%
Jan
Jan
it
Jan-
Jan
—10c
—1
—.
—5
—.——1
Froedtert Grain & Malt common—.1
Conv participating preferred—15
Fuller (Geo A) Co—
i
$3 conv stock
*
4%
convertible preferred
100
(Peter)
1%
■
_
Jan
Engineer-
_
$1.50 preferred
Franklin
7%
1,000
.
Worth Stock
Foundation
Fox
7%
17
Class
Fort
1%
Motor of Canada-
Ford
Jan
31
100
18
»
Refining—
&
Huyler's common—J,——
V t e for 1st preferred...
$3.50
reg
131 Vi
400
107% 109
109
Industries Inc....
1
International Metal Industries A——*
International Petroleum coupon shs__*
Motor Co Ltd—-
Ford
Jan
102%
International Hydro Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series.———50
•
1%
'
7%
2;
Brewing—..—.
Jan
Jan
74
1%
39%
42
...5
Jan
F
Fairchild
27%
Jan
6%
International
Falstaff
Jan
129
50
1.200
31
100
.
Fairchild Aviation..
74
131% 131%
.1
:—.—.—....—*
Humble
5'/o
~2%
"5%
common.——....—1
3 'A
23 % Jan
Jan
26
50
400
,
Jan
37
Inc.—_—1
Inc
13
Jan
i*a
11%
Corp common—————10c
convertible preferred—,—
1
Eversharp
Jan
331/2
6
Pipe
4Va
3%
——*
,—*
preferred
Hussmann
20%
Jan
11%
Equity
common
Jan
"2%
Eureka
Jan
common—i—
Hardart
Hummel-Ross
Jan
,25
Jan
%
">o
3%
Esquire
Jan
5
_•
..
& Co common
A)
Jan
12%
Mfg—_————.4
Empire District Electric 6% pfd
100
Empire Power participating stock.
*
Emsco Derrick & Equipment——.—5
22
•
50
37
Electric
Line
19%
2,300"
""%
warrants.
Emerson
$3
51
23%
10
1
15
Jan
1%
.*
—2
25
M—
Co common
Inc..—— ——
Jan
1 %
.
Jan
42
Jan
8
Jan
la. Jan
700
48%
%
Electrographic Corp..———.—.
Elgin National Watch Co..—
7%
4,900
8
13
——*
preferred—————.——.—*.*;
Power & Light 2d pfd A
_*
T%
19%
:
Holophane
66
56% Jan
20
preferred
Jan
Va
com—1
'
.Electric
"l%
3%
———10
24
7%
24%
Washing Machine B
*
Economy Grocery Stores.——*
Electric Bond & Share common..
5
Jan
100
6%
& Co class
(R)
50
2%
51
Easy
aii
200
29%
Hoe
25
150
1%
preferred series A—...
—*
$6 preferred series B__
.*
Eastern Sugar Associates—
S5 preferred v t c*..;
—1
Jan
Jan
J an
8
67
7%
$7
Jan
98
Jan
200
131%
....—
26
8 %
—25
*
Corp
States
Eastern
—
Iron...
Malleable
Eastern
200
4%
74
Chemical—
62%
1 %
100
100
prior preferred...
4 % %
-
23%
......
1.
26
2%
common—
Jan
6%
6%
Jan
3%
5
..........10
common.—.
62
26
10
....
Jan
28
Va
4%
Henry Holt & Co participating A—..*
Hewitt Rubber common——_.——5
Hubbell
Lead
Picher
14
Jan
5
"1%
5
Class A
5%
Eagle
Jan
26%
23%
23%
Stores common...J...
Preferred
4%
common—.....
Sulphur...
Texas
Duval
12%
—"!%
Rubenstein4—_—.—
Heller
4%2
common.—.*
... 1
*
4,300
•iV
5
convertible preferred
,.50
Mining Co.-——
—25c
Helena
14%
._
B
Jan
96
—
Corp——i.
Dept
67
class
Hosiery
Durham
45
.
Corp of America B non-cot
Jan
2
100
15
15
_*
Duke Power Co—
Jan
Jan
Electric
Jan
9
Jan
%
100
1 ti
2%
2%
——^.10
Harris Co.—
Driver
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Coal B____—...—25
Corp
Draper
Jan
89Va
27%
Light—25
Hartford Rayon voting trust ctfs
_1
Harvard Brewing Co—.
..1
Hearn
Ltd...—,———*
Co
Steel &
Dominion
13%,
6
Heyden
Dominion Bridge
104%
Jan
125
12%
27%
12%
Products
1,
Paper.4--
Hammermill
1%
62%
-.1
1
common
3%
Jan
x8%
1%
2%
—*
common
Divco-Twin
Jan
50
1
__1
10
10
Foundry
Detroit
Jan
Jan
4%
Tea—
Co..
Lamp
1%
&
Detroit
100
Jan
H
Hall
3%
•
Jan
Jan
preferred
*
Mfg
1
preferred without warrants—20
Gasket
32%
45,
Jan
11%
convertible
Detroit
De
15
400
100
debenture
Derby Oil & Refining Corp com
A
25
12 %
5
50
prior preferred
$6
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
15%
12
1
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg class A common
8%
8%
1,300
10
157/8
35
convertible
A
Class
9Vs
10
3%
89 %
Greenfield Tap & Die—
Stores
Jan
,
31
300
4%
25
—
—♦
common—25c
Gulf Oil Corp
—
—25
Gulf States Utilities $5.50 pfd—
*
$6
preferred...
:
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.
—•
Northern
Great
Jan
103%
75
104 %
103
stock———.*
——100
preferred.j
1st
Grocery
5
—*
1
Petroleum common
Davenport Hosiery Mills......
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Pacific
&
common
59%
Jan
'50
32%
32%
.1
—4.—.....1—;
Atlantic
Jan
Jan
Va'- Jan
30
'
Varnish.
Co.
Mfg
'
.
%
52%
600
4
59%
3%
*
10
—
1
,
1%
3',
103 Vz
—*
...
i.
common
1%
common
Darby
Mfg
Jan
It'
•
AJ
ciass
preferred
$3
Jan
36
10
Sugars class A__.
Inc
Gorham
Gorham
66%
Jan
■
*
Class
B—
U—
*
$7 preferred—
_
•
Goldfield Consolidated Mines..J
1
Goodman Mfg Co—;
...50
J an
10%
10V4
Coal
Alden
...
~17
I
Jan
%
1%
6%
—J——
Co..
Gilchrist
Jan
30
•
-*
common
Preferred
"lV4
200
4.—
preferred
(AC)
61
20
57
*
•
*
Georgia
14%
5
*
Lighting Inc common
2.50
Mfg Co (Mo).————5
Atlantic
Tobacco
Cuban
Cuban
Gilbert
79
•
—18
Crystal
$5
"l
~1%
"
5
*
25c
...25
Co
.
Petrol (Mdl
Cork International A
Cent
Jan
Jan
~5%
-III
.
Jan
9%
VB
5
——_—
——.
9
Jan
37%
—5
Co
Jan
8%
1,900
40
Electric common___l
preferred—UPower $6 preferred
$3
Jan
Jan
9
700
9%
9%
10%
9 %
100
9%
9
High
66%
36
pfd A—100
Tire & Rubber 6%
Gen Water Gas &
9
10%
10%
10 %
82
Low
High
36
preferred.—:——*
convertible
$6
Jan
Jan
76
...1
—:—
Jan
107
Jan
General
.100
Crowley Milner &
Crown
3%
107
Varnish Co
Cooper-Bessemer common..—,
$3 prior preference—
Copper Range Co
._5c
Cornucopia Gold Mines.....
.
...1
Corroon & Reynolds—
$6 preferred A—....
—
III
Cosden Petroleum common.
..50
5convertible preferred
Courtaulds Ltd—
JE1
American dep receipts (ord reg),
Brewing
Jan
7Va
7%
Cook Paint &
Petroleum.
Liquidating Co
4%
200
Retail Stores.-.
—
.100
preferred
..10
Royalty Oil.
—
Consolidated Steel Corp.-—»—.—
Continental Gas & Electric Co—•
W
Jan
4%
Range Since January 1
Shares
66
66
100
General Public Service $6 preferred..*
General Rayon Co A stock—
— *
General Shareholdings Corp com
1
Jan
4%
8 %
C
35%
pfd
Outdoor Adv 6%
General
Jan
31
225
1
Consolidated
Croft
.
35%
Consolidated
Creole
,
3 4 >/4
for Week
Low
Par
-
High
5
Smelt Ltd.
T/c
prior preferred
Continental Roll & Steel
January 1
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan. 29
■a
High
Low
Par
Consolidated Mining &
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week Ended Jan.
Ended
Week
.Last
Curb Exchange
York
New
Week's
Friday
S T O C. K S
Friday
STOCKS
Brewing
Co
Distilling
—
-
—
—
15%
15*4
Jan
800
2'A
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
500
11 Va
Jan
11%
Jan
Jacobs
20%
100
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Jeannette
9 Vb
.
Jan
"2% 1%
20%
~2%
10%
IIV2
v.
1%
4,600
9
Jan
10%
Jan
*
Jersey
J
29
32
275
29
Jan
32
Jan
6%
49
__
49
100
45
Jan
49
Jan
m
•
Glass
Julian & Kokenge
Co4
,2%
3%
Co—.JL
....
—1
Co..L———_,.*
Central Pwr. &»Lt 5%% pfd__100
preferred..—i_.
;
100
preferred..—J
100
(PL)
,
1
1%
73,
73
IV.
Jan
Jan
80r,
80
10
69 VA
Jan
90,.
90
80
>90
10
79
Jan
90
Jan
Jan
13-V
Jan
13%
*
...
3%
1
G
K
1
1
Gatineau
Power
Co
*
common
preferred
100
Mfg Co common
1
General Alloys Co
...
*
Gen Electric Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
General Finance Corp common—.
1
5 '•€ preferred series A
—10
General Fireproofing common
•
0»n Gas & Elec $6 preferred B_.
*
4
—
1
f
68%
5%
10
For
footnotes
see
page
461.
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
Kings
68%
9%
—
9%
—
100
%
®'B
VB
100
9%
—
%
Jan
68%
Jan
Jan
1
Gellman
li
9%
Ga's & Elec 7fe preferred___100
Keith (George E) Co^p
.
A .
7% 1st preferred J—
100
Kennedy's Inc
4
5
Ken-Rad Tube k Lamp A__
*
2
^
00
1
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
Kansas
5%
'
14
—
14
104% 105 %
200
13%
Jan
130
96
Jan
14_
106%
pfd B
Co Lighting
preferred D—j
Jan
Kingston
Jan
Kirby
Products—L
Petroleum
:
.
-
:
...
—
*.
■
100
2
Jan
67«
Jan
5%
Jan
47
Jan
47
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
2%
2%
400
,
3B
Jan
Jan
Jan
•32
2%
.
20 >4
10
1%
.
2%
-
30
2,500
35.
1
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1
47
47
100
1
118
Jan
5%
' '
Jan
6%
10
118
118
'
—
115%
20VA
-
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
2'A
Jan
Volume
157
Number 4147
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
459
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I
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New
York
Curb
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
(D
G
Emil)
Kleinert
(I B)
M
Ltd
Co
Co
for Week
of Prices
Par
Kirkland Lake
Klein
Sales
Range
Last
Week Ended Jan. :ii)
Low
STOCKS
New
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
%
Rubber Co
Jan
1
Hoppers Co 6%
5%
5
5 Va
300
Navarro
preferred
convertible
Kress
(S
H)
Kreuger
1st
100
,
preferred..
special
Brewing
Va
Jan
5%
•
95
94 %
95 '/a
92
Jan
97
Jan
Nelson
Jan
13
1
4%
4%
200
13
Jan
Jan
47/a
$2
Shore
(N
Mines
J)
100
Lamson
Corp
of
10
.1
—
Delaware
Bryant 1%
Lane
28
1
Ltd
preferred
Lane Wells Co
9%
England
Tel
Haven
Idea Inc
2%
5
2%
common
Langendorf United Bakeries class A„*
Line
Material
Lipton
Lit
(R G)
Brothers
Locke Steel
I'/e
preferred
*
Power &
Corp
24%
.
&
Y
1%
!,.~6%
—
Jan
~VVa
Jan
N
~>8
Jan
s/a
Jan
N
■
Y State
N
Y
400
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
1%
500
7%
1
•
l'u
175
28%
27
2%
5%
5
f'
6%
20%
21
350
1st
preferred
A
optional
B
optional
Class
A
preferred.—..,
Jan
Noma
6%
Jan
North
Jan
$6
Jan
Niles-Bement-Pond
Amer
$5
convertible
Manischewitz
Mapes
B
6%
preferred
Marconi
;
Mfg
Co
Jan
3
57
Jan
Com-
Ltd..
11
*
Shovel————*
Mass Utilities Association
t
v
3%
1
c
common
McCord Radiator &
Mfg B—.
MeWilliams Dredging
Mead
Johnson
&
Co
Memphis Natural Gas
Mercantile
Stores
•
gi/2
—♦
common
Merritt
Chapman
&
A
4
5'A
Jan
Ohio
Brass
Co
200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Ohio
Edison
;
Metal
Textile
5 Va
25c
Participating preferred
Metropolitan Edison $6 preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp...—
Middle States
Class
Middle
B
t
v
28
2.50
"
-
4%
Petroleum class A
_1
v
t c.l
4
c
$2
Midwest
Midwest
common...
•
98%
1
Jan
%
•
common.—.
104
Jan
1%
28
lA
Jan
Oliver
Overseas
28
Moody Investors partic pfd
•
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs_.
Mountain City Copper common..
Mountain
Producers
Mountain
States
_5c
4_% Jan
4%
Jan
18
Jan
7'A
Jan
5%
Jan
4
1st
common..
•
—.100
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring..
Muskogee Co common..
_•
1.
_2%
1
Jan
2,100
4%
Jan
%
5%
100
15%
Jan
16%
Pn
1st
National
National
$1.30
$3
City Lines
;27%
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
Jan
7 Va
Jan
15%
15%
50
Jan
15%
Jan
52%
14".
700
1%
1%
100
1.%
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50
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Jan
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6%;
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Jan
100%
6%
;
800
5.%
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5%
18%
18
Jan
J^n
8
1,000
in-
Jan
4%.
2,900
18%
1%
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■
-
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Jan
17,.
f
1/200
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■
6%
21%
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55
113
21%
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125
101
5
"
6%
Jan;v-
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5%
13V8
13
Jan
19
National Fuel
National
Jan
1
1%
5%
Jan
Jan
171%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
5 Va
13%
300
112 V2
Jan
113
100
9
200
Jan
12%
4%
—': *
46
50
57,
Jan V;
Jan
Jan
9%
100
10 ;
2,000
~ur
Pierce
Jan
57
class A
1,100
Jan
10
National
Rubber
National
Steel
National
Sugar Refining
National
Tea
Machinery
Car
5%%
For
Union
Pitts
IIIIIIII
—
Jan
15%
Jan
17%
see
page
461.
650
52%
Jan.
62
Jan
400
22%
Jan
25
Jan
25
25
100
23%
Jan
25
To%
46
200
1,200
9:
Jan
10
3,500
8%
Jan
10
Gold
Bess
850
87%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
&
5%
5%
6;% Jan
7%
Jan
%
1,100
900
7/s
85
Jan
—;
Jan
2,700
4 Va
Jan
300
9|%
.
11;
600
500
2%
18
2%
18%
2%.
18 Va
19
93%
..
16%
Jan
300
94%
9 A
Jan
6'A
Jan
18
Jan
2%
50
Jan
17%
Jan
19
Jan
91
950
Jan
94%
Jan
2%
Jan
111%
109
Jan
106%
Jan
109
Jan
Jan
108%
Jan
104
60
112
107
109 Va
Jan
Jan
104
Jan
•
-
■
•—
104
.
104
150
'
%
Jan
167A
48
8
-
18%
17 Va
18%
1,100
48
48%
100
113
.
113
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10
'•
•
~
■
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
49 Va
Jan
Jan
110%
:
—
8%
.
113
Jan
■
—
...
4%
4%
100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
3%
500
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
f
'
■■
8%
Jan
10
102'A
32%
10%
32%
—
100
80
—
3%
,
30
37/s
__
__
4%
•
Jan
106
Jan
Jan
80
Jan
4%
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
72%
Jan
__
—
.
73
700
Jan
72%
...
*
80
3%
4%
12,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
17 %
Jan
'
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14
J
10%
11%
29%
29%
29
%
250
1
~4%
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16,400
1
10
•
Co
series A
common
E
Scale
.*
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
10
2,000
•
%
—
89%
i3o
83%
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
9%
Jan
10 Va
Jan
44
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
'1/4
Jan
200
Jan
350
76
Jan
90
Jan
79
50
75
Jan
79
Jan
75
150
Jan
150
Jail
55%
105'A
55%
56 V'a
450
105 Va
104
275
4%
1
common
5
%
400
4
Jan
4%
Jan
5 Va
700
5
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
4'A
Jan
5
9%
600
11 %
Jan
Jan
47
Jan
8%
700
8'A
Jan
1 Va
1%
3,600
6%
1%
7
600
52%
52%
10%
11%
88%
88 %
89
54
370
of
America
11%
Corp of
Nevada
Jan
47%
Jan
54
Jan
100
10%
Jan
11 Va
Jan
84%
Jan
89
Jan
\'2
Jan
2%
Jan
8%
Jan
11%
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Jan
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Jan
4%
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Jan
5%
Jan
500
2
11%
11%
400
%
2,800
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500
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438
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2,300
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5%
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of
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
57/s
Jan
Jan
V«
Jan
3%
500
*
Gas
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
*
common
1 %
7
6
2%
Corp of Canada
Inc
Jan
Jan
38
%
1
1%
8%
-
4%
Co
Jan
Jan
42%
8%
10
Mining
5
8%
1,600
47
3%
Lambert
32% Jan
24,900
11%
45
25c
common
Jan
Jan
4
4%
11%
47
1
—7.50
Jan
23 Va
4%
X7
50
56%
106
32%
50
—
Jan
5'A
1
Meter
RR
Jan
Jan
21%
25
10
51%
104
•
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
77«
5
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
Colorado—
6%
1st
7%
1st preferred
preferred—
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5 prior preferred
$6
%
Jan
90
Providence
•
Jan
150
5
Pressed
Jan
29%
76
5
Gold
Jan
28
Jan
150
Alexander
&
11 Va
Jan
27%
9%
•
Ltd
Mining Qo
&
Jan
28%
44
•
common
common
Sugar
9%
28
10
Inc
1,100
—*
•
pfd
preferred.
Puget
Jan
2%
Jan
Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
fA Jan
7/a
Jan
Pvrene
2,%
.
Jan
5%
17%
•
common..
Postage
L
Prentice-Hall
Jan
800
2%
Jan
****■'
—
1
Power 5%
Mines
Public Service
100
7%
12
;■
.
Jan
25
Pratt
Jan
4'A
2%-
.
9%
Prosperity Co class B
91
7%
11%
Jan
29%
Metallurgical
Premier
Jan
7<"
~2%"
i'
...
Jan
10
10%
s
•>if
Jan
111
—
•
Securities
Potrero
Jan
9%
9%
Jan
%
20
Co
Governor
Polaris
Jan
Jan
10
ZII"
•
T _Tr30c
62
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..
Jan
.4%-
~7%
JL2.50
Mines
Radio..
footnotes
——III
preferred
National Transit..
National Tunnel-
National
.
Ltd
Jan
—50
Co.:
Packing
Pitney-Bowes
Jan
45-
50
91
Jan
%
33%
com:
Jan
10
89
3V2
Jan
5
*
$3 preferred
Pioneer
Jan
6'A
Conv
Producers
91
*
25
Power Co
Circle
Phoenix
Power
common.
National Pwr &
Light $6 pfd unstpd..
$6 preferred
stamped..
National Refining common
Jan
aa
3'%
Jan
Light $7 preferred
&
Phila Electric
Jan
13%
&
Philadelphia Co
Jan
9%
10
Mfg & Stores
46
3%
Jan
Jan
A
Elec
Mfg
Pneumatic
17 V-
Jan
500
9%
'
Jan
Plate Glass
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
16 Va
~~%
•:
31
common
Water
Powdrell
17%
Jan
23,400
t
28%
1
Pharis Tire & Rubber
Jan
iV
Jan
""%
100
10
Mfg Co.—
Sugar Prop common
Perfect
Jan
:
8%
100
1,600
;
Salt
Pepperell
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
32%
pfd
preferred
Phillips
Jan
4%
13'A
/
Jan
Jan
95
29% .29%
...105% 105%
Corp
Penn
Jan
Jan
"Ik
9 >A'
Jan
25
•
Penn
Jan
Jan
1 %
&
Power
$6
Penn
...
Gas
•
•
.
preferred
Gas
Penn
Jan
350
1,500
13 Va
A
4'A
.
2,000
~~l:i
Pennsylvania Edison Co $5 series pfd_*
$2.80 series preferred—
*
Jan
1,100
:*
9%
91
8%
25
Pennroad Corp common.
Cent Airlines common
Jan
5V4
112% 113
9%
—
160
1/128 Jan
Jan
82
•
Telephone
Jan
13%
•
13 \A
Jan
95
■.
;
.
st~pfdIIIIII25
com—
Co
Penn
20%
-
"l% "1%
1%
5'A
...
3'A
57%
—
Penn
Jan
21%
110
21%
1/128
%
Jan
100
1,600
•
1
Light 7%
Motors
Pen
$1.40
Jan
5,%
166%
*'v
169% 170%
40,000
r.
4'A
&
•
preferred
Peninsular
Jan
lw8
ir
::<•%
preferred
Container (Del).
Jan
—
_1
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills.
■
5%
% '%
_t:
common
convertible
National
50
Jan
1%
'
__
10
common...
Jan
3%
—
15
Service
Parker
...
National
42
24
—
100
p.nmTTinn
&
Page-Hershey
Jan
25%
;
Breweries common.
Candy Co
30
&
1
preferred
Public
Plough
Hess
50
3%,
vs',»»w"
Pittsburgh
Bellas
Jan
!?,
■»
Power
Pittsburgh
National
61
—
,
Jan
875
100
...
Jan
5
common..
Lighting $5 preferred
Pacific
N
Nachman-Springfilled
pfd_.
—
Pacific
Jan
300
*
preferred—.—
54
9%
100
Pacific
Jan
%
PfiTi
Gas & Elec
5% %
Jan
x3%
2,300
1%
Jan
2,275
3%
100
Securities
Pacific
Jan
2,200
54
Jan
61
91
.
:
Parffir*
Jan
4,500
1%
Jan
Jan
7%
"
..10
Power
Mountain States Tel & Tel
2%
Jan
2%
*
•
Jan
1/1281/128
w
United Filters B
Jan
%
4%
1%
.......10
*
1%
103
.
55%
50
Omar Inc
Jan
Jan
1
Utilities..
36,900
9%
♦
prior preferred
conv
Jan
27 %
1
Society A
2%
—
25
preferred
$5%
Jan
52%
—♦
Montgomery Ward A
—1
Montreal Light Heat & Power
6%
Jan
5%
pfd—.100
common..
43%
^
7%
Jan
'%
26%
%
- ?
Voehringer common.—..2.50
Corp
:
1
Dakota
Service
6
Jan
1%
2
]
—
Molybdenum
Pictures
A
common,..
Oklahoma Natural Gas
w',;;
♦
Mississippi River Power 8%
Monarch Machine Tool—
Public
Jan
7 %
50 •'
—___10
Missouri Public Service
class
6%
Jan
250
15%
Jan
Jan
10
preferred
2
6'A
15%
19 %
Jan
36%
preferred..
20
200
4
,5
...
Co.
Mining & Mfg...
—_*•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 7%
pfd.
100
Montana
Ohio
Jan
'
53/8
Minnesota
Monroe Loan
Jan
200
%
Jan
90
2%
—
Pantepcc Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Mining Corp of Canada..
Monogram
3
24
0%
Paramount
Piping
Jud
Jan
Power 4%%
%
1'%
1/2
__
& Supply
Mid-West Refineries
Mock
Oil
Products—
Abrasive
Oil
Ohio
Ohio
Jan
-
__
Mid-West
Jan
%
'
_l
dividend shares
non-cum
Co
10
Jan
5
10
4%
16%
650
pfd.100
preferred
126
7 Va
'.
Jan
19%
4'A
4
Jan
400,
%
7;
—
Corp common—.
5
Midland Oil Corp $2 conv
preferred—•
Midland Steel
r
>
—
West
Midvale
28
4%
■*,
10
.J.
6%
...
B
1st preferred
Oilstocks Ltd common
2,100
~~%
1/2
Jan
99
40%
—
1
.
$6
Jan
2%
75
l'A
105
Jan
47
*
class
Jan
21
2,200
104
1
Jan
96%
10
5
Corp
Jan
*
Michigan Steel Tube..
Micromatic Hone Corp..
%
15
Michigan Sugar Co.....—
Preferred
8
125,
.%
104
1
6
■
104
O
$3
1
Corp...
J an.
2
x.—100
Messabi Iron Co
26
19
5%
Jan
Jan
.50
common
Jan
100
-
102
%
18%
61
'
Jan
4%
600
24
200
~3
18%
96%
2 %
Jan
'%
Ogden Corp
3
Jan
102 %
—.—100
Jan
20
24
•
preferred.
Public Service
Jan
1,400
2%
Jan
18
25
Oil
preferred
Northern Pipe Line—
Northern States Power
i30
Jan
1
——
3%
-
2%;:
28
Jan
-
Warrants
6%%
7 c/n
Texas
200
.
Jan
Jan
*
Scott
Nor Indiana
Jan
Jan
40
50
Co
3
125 Va 126
*
preferred
RR
11
10
Merchants & Manufacturers class A..1
Participating
Central
Penn
Jan
600
1V2
9%
__
-—5
common........
Jan
11
300
5
1%
*
.•
%
Jan
%
5
.
200
18%
102
*
Jan
3%
%
•
Jan
19%
Utility Securities—_*
2
.
Massey Harris
1%
96%
Rayon class A
100
11
3%
Jan
8,100
28
104
.•
100
3
l'A
1%
"2%
5
common
Novadel-Agene
3
__
Jan
1%
*
—
B—
——
26
——
60%
Light & Power common..1
American
North
Jan
Jan
57
♦
Marine
Jan
2%
400
•
Margay Oil Corp
Marion Steam
%
*
Co_„
International
munication
1,200
3
Jan
*
prior preferred
Northern
(The B) Co.:
Consolidated
57 Va
1
American
North
%
__l
1,600
18%
.
„
59
5%
■
-.100
preferred...
Class
Manatl Sugar optional warrants!
Stores.:
57%
%
Electric
North
Mangel
14
1/128
....—
...
Mines—
Jan
Jan
Jan
M
95
Jan
13%
5
common—
2%
21
Jan
4%
400
warrants..
Nineteen Hundred Corp
t
87%
160
5%
Jan
''
warrants
Class
Nipissing
Jan
Jan
100
100
Jan
105
9%
1%
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
10
preferred
2d
%
Jan
Jan
9%
95
5 V8
100
common
27
Jan
2
31%
$5.10 pfd.100
pfd
Power
Niagara Share class B
Jan
91%
10
Class
Jan
Jan
.7%
...
Jan
Jan
—
1
6%
28%
18%
Jan
1
25%
57%
preferred—100
& Gas
Jan
5%
100
13%
'
4,800
.
"l%
800
2,525
•
shares
Service
Jau
103
-I"
Jan
10
7%
20
2%
Jan
2
2
31%
warrants..
Jan
700
~2
5 %
1
.—
Electric
Water
5%
Jan
1%
14
Land
21%
1,675
2%
6%
Jan
2,100
Jan
1%
*
Niagara Hudson
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
6%
—
!
Jan
%
3,900
%
27%
2%
17%
8
'
25
__
i"
Jan
12%
150
%
25%
common
N
Jan
14
7
%
Founders
Jan
50
*4"
2
95
•
preferred.
%
17%
Jan
Shipbuilding Corp—
"5%
7%
3Tb
4
30%
*
Rosario—
Power & Light
Y
5%
1
,73a
*
Exploration..
Y
Jan
.
100
common
Honduras
Jan
550
Jan
600
—
common———_—_*
Co
Merchandise
A
8
14
100
Light $6 pfd
—
~4%
'■
.—..100
—.
'I-
>
20,900
25%
7%
14
*
common
preferred class A.
Lynch
City Omnibus
Y
N
.•
'f
25,600
%
17%
♦
6% preferred class B
Loudon Packing
%
7%
5
Louisiana
Y
N
-v
Jan
.
"4% ~5%
25
Corp...:
&
N
Jan
..IT-*
100
25%
5
common
Land
Jan
3%
Jan
100
■
%
.
1
Inc 6%
Louisiana
3
"7% ~7%
"i
*
:
Long Island Lighting
Auction
$6
—>
25
Inc.
Chain
Lone Star Gas
Y
*
_
Co
(Thos J)
Process Co
N
.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.———
Leonard Oil Development
!
Le Tourneau
New
Jan
T"*"""''
109 'A
3%
31%
25
Jan
2
Tel..
Arizona
10%
■
1
&
28%
*
——
Mexico
Jan
3%
Jan
—
Jersey Zinc
Jan
—
•
Co
8%
2,200
14%
108%
*
1
A
common
20 Va
—
"7%
1
Class
B——
Lelcourt Realty common
Convertible preferred
3
—
Jan
70
..
100
&
Clock
220
100
;
5
class
7,300
10%
High
12 %
Jan
New
27 A "' 28%
Low
700
108% 109 %
—
14%
*
New
Lake
Corp
preferred
New
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Range Since January 1
High
14
.
preferred...
New
RR
100
Shares
—
Jan
4 Vn
,.
14%
England Power Associates
New
Lackawanna
preferred
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
*
(Herman)
6%
10
Co
Co
Nestle Le Mur Co
New
100
preferred
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Neptune Meter class A
200
Kresge Dept Stores—
4 f/r
Oil
Nebraska Power 7%
Nehi Corp 1st pfd
4
Friday
Exchange
Par
Jan
—10
Knott Corp common
Kobacker Stores Inc„—
Curb
High
Va
1
*
common
York
Week Ended Jan. 20
Manufacturing
100
—
100
*
106%
*
49%
•
5
10
—
106%
Jan
106%
114
Jan
114
Jan;
400
101%
Jan
107
Jan
50%
5,475
45'A
Jan
9'A
400
7%
Jan
9 %
Jan
83A
100
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
—
114
—
8%
114
106
106%
4818
8%
8%
70
50%
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
460
Monday, February 1, 1943
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
Exchange
Week Ended Jan. 529
Range
Curb
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
New
for Week
Shares
Range Since January
Stinnes
(Hugo)
(S) Co
71
72
890
70
Jan
X148
xl48
60
147
Jan
71%
.100
preferred—
Quebec Power Co
6%
148
72%
Jan
Jan
149
Sullivan
Sun
convertible
Ttf
%
8/8
8'/a
8%
675
7%
Jan
8%
V*
100
JA
Jan
.14
Voting
10
1
common
Investment A
13%
200
1314 Jan
13%
Jan
—10
Packing Co. common
Rath
Raytheon Manufacturing
—*
& Engineering
Reliance Eiectric
Radiator
Valley Gas Co v
Richmond
Rio Grande
Cable Corp
Rome
Roosevelt Field Inc——
"5%
3%
3,400
10)4
10%
400
8%
8%
700
1%
200
Petroleum Co
TypewriterRoyalite Oil Co Ltd—
Royal
114*
400
814
"2%
~2% "2%
52%
52
600
A
Jan
Jan
IOI/2
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Jaii
114
Jan
1%
•
—-—.
Jan
900'
' 53%
~2Vi
—
Jan
91%
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
814
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
52
"
16
Jan
Jan
56
Jan
Texas
Power &
Jan
17%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
8%
100
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
2%
4,000
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
43%
43 Va
100
43
Jan
43%
Jan
59%
60%
1,100
51
Jan
60%
Jan
~8%
—
~8%
100
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
3%
Jan-
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Shovel
Thew
Tilo
Co
Roofing
Tishman
3%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
17%
Jan
20
Jan
6%
Jan
9
Jan
400
3%
Jan
"3%
"3%
~3%
17%
17%
100
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
4%
4%
500
4 %
Jan
4%
Jan
%
%
400
%
Jan
%
Jan
43%
430
2
...
common
Allied
&
3%
700
8,400
5
Co
Realty &
Tobacco
3,000
9
.100
pfd—.
Inc
Tobacco
4
20
8%
9
1
Texon Oil & Land
—
Construction.
Stocks
Product
43
43
43
Exports
"Jan
2%
44
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
dep
Amer
dep recs def
rets ord regis—
2%
reg——
.
500'
2%
2%
Jan
'
Todd Shipyards
Toledo
Edison
7 %
•
Corp.
6%
preferred
109% 109 %
%
—1
1%
1%.
7%
7%
58
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,100
Jan
Jan
2]/8
Jan
Jan
1%
%
Jan
i7*
109%
Jan
108
103
7%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
7%
'600
6 Va
%
lV
Yb
4,900
V2
Jan-:
"5%
5%-
5%
2,400'
4%
Jan
6
warrants
Inc
Chatillon
53
1,500
2
-10
Transwestern Oil Co
Tubize
10
%
1
Trans Lux Corp.
Tri-Continental
220
58
103
.100
preferred
Class
57%
IIoo
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—.
Jan
Jan
3%
19%
4
Light 1%
Trunz
A Jan
300
3%
3%
3%
-III
Ryerson & Haynes common
15
—
III*
Jan
Jan
314
1
13%
2
—*
tV Jan
314
t
Corp
Tampa Electric Co common
Jan
3
10%
16
-20
Aeronautical Co
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryan
Ryan
Jan
Jan
2%
814
——
Russeks Fifth Ave.
A
91%
—1
convertible preferred
$1.20
A Jan
24
02
1%
—5
Root
Jan
Jan
1014
3%
"~-5
common
Jan
~2%
Jan
13
Pendleton Inc
Roeser &
3,400
•
Taggart Corp common
%
3,200
_100
6% pfd D—
Rochester Gas & Elec
i\ '
10%
1
-*
——1
t c—
1
1—
Goods
Stix Dry
Rice
2%
4,000
"its
%
1
Republic Aviation
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Oil
,—25
com
Technicolor Inc common
21%
50c
5
Foster Oil Corp—
600
2%
%
1
*
Roller Bit Co
Reiter
2%
2%
common—50c
Red Bank Oil Co
Reed
%
13
*
Raymond Concrete Pile common
$3 convertible preferred
13
17%
Jan
13%
Securities
Railway & Light
Jan
Jan
J/4
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrants-
Railway & Utility
Jan
8%
2%
43%
60%
50
preferred
High
%
200
^ Jan
Jan
800
Low
%
14%
17
1
Finch
%
1
Oil
Oil Co (Calif)
Superior Port Cement class B
Swan
Range Since January 1
High
12%
•
Ray Drug Co
5% %
Shares
•
Superior
R
Low
5
Machinery
Sunray
...
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Corp
Sales
Range
Last
Exchange
Par
Stroock
Quaker Oats common
Curb
High
Low
High
York
Week Ended Jan. 29
1
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
York
New
.
I
A
Corp
—1
43%
550
46
39
Jan
.„
—
1
Jan
46
Jan
1%
1%
1%
800
1%
Jan
2
Jan
7%
;
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
80c convertible preferred
" 7%
7%
200
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
800
Jan
U
St
A $2
Class
St
—*
50
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
pref
conv
preferred-
7%
Salt
Mills
—.
Savoy
Oil
Schiff
Co
——
common—
225
1%
"34
-y4
2
119
Jan
4%
Jan
17,900
2%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
%
Jan
800
IS
9,000
%
Jan.
1%
Jan
12%
Jan
\l
Jan
23%
28
150
22%
Jan'
28
Jan
27
2,800
25%
Jan
27
Jan
18%
51.
30
52;
Jan,
48
52%
7%
Jan
400
1
Jan
i;400
%
5%
5%
13*%
1,400
4%
50
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
14
%
4,800
14
Jan
%
Jan
3%
3%
1,200
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
"IS
Inc common—1
3%
,—5
53
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
:
1
1
Seton Leather common
*
Jan
%
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
3
Jan
Jan,
5114
Jan
53
650.
5214
Jan
53
Jan
200
Aircraft
United
~5%
100
2%
2%
1,500
88
100
88
114% 114%
30
A
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
5
2%
Jan
Jan
83
Jan
113%
Co
Silex
common
—
Simmons;Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern
Jan
2%
15
Jan
Jan
1%
200
1%
1,400
390
228
1
Jan
175%
Jan
96
City
10
96
96
Solar
Corp.
Sonotone
Manufacturing common
Soss
South
Coast Corp
South
Penn
•
original preferred
25
preferred B
25
preferred series C_
25
Southern Colorado Power class A—25
7% preferred _——
I
100
Southern New England Telephone—100
6%
214
23/a
Phosphate
Pipe
10
10
5
Co
Line
Co
Royalty
Southland
—
(AG) & Bros
1st preferred
Spanish & General Corp—
Amer dep rets ord regis—:
Spalding
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Standard
Common
Jan
%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
2%
1,200
214
2%
100
1%
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
4014
1,800
37%
Jan
40%
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40
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preferred
5 %
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Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
67e
1st
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30%
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Jan
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Jan
12
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8,400
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10
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850
63
Jan
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140
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1,000
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Jan
3%
Jan
400
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Jan
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lit
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3%
3%
3%
5
common
8
8
8
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preferred with warrants.
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Rubber
i'a
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Wall
67 %
575
60
Jan
67%
Jan
8%
500
8
Jan
8%
Jan
28%
50
28
Jan
28%
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1%
100
1%
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1
1%
2
200
1%
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Jan
Jan
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1%
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10%
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1%
1%
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8%
66
8%
♦
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Jan
28%
67%
20
1
common
United Stores common
United
4,200
Jan
common- ._25
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Plywood $1.50 conv preferred
S
%
29%
Lines
S
A
..25
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and International
$5
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118%
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preferred———.
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Jan
Jan
A
2,150
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U S Foil Co class B
U
115
2,200
116% 118%
118
•
preferred—
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1%
% Jan ''
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30,300
21%
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participating
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preferred
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United
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class
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1%
1
Class
•
•
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Universal Corp
1
voting trust ctfs
10-10%
10%
4,500
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Insurance:
8
15
Jan
15
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Pictures
common—
1
43%
Jan
48
Jan
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Products
Co
•
14%
Jan
15
Jan
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Jan
47%
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Jan
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Jan
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53%
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
19
Jan
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2%
5
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2%
200
Jan
Jan
Utah Power & Light $7 preferred
Utah
Radio
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—I
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Equities
stock
priority
_*
25
46
2%
200
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&
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1.200
1
53%
53%
53%
25
%
1,800
4%
4%
4%
1,500
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46
46
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common
;
%
49
.
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
Valspar Corp common
$4
5%
7%
7%
7%
400
400
24
24
200
Jan
5%
Jan
714
Jan
7%
6%
Jan
Jan
2
24
7%
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Jan
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Jan
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200
14
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14
Jan
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Class
class A
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Wayne
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13%
15
500
12%
Jan
200
1%
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
1,400
12%
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
111
Jan
Western
Air Lines
Grocer
1%
110
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4,000
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20%
200
7%
500
400
32
Jan
15
Jan
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27%
600
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see
page
461.
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700
1%
Jan
Wentworth
manufacturing
West
Texas
Utility $6 preferred
West
Va
Coal
3%
3%
300
3% Jan
3%
Jam
A
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
100
4
4
4 Va
1,300
1
6%
5%
6%
1,400
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
614
Jan
7%
Jan
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Jan
A
Jan
Westmoreland
Coal
Jan
27%
Jan
Westmoreland
Inc
Jan
114
Jan
Wichita
/It
Jan
V<r
Jan
Williams
(R
Jan
9%
Jan
Williams
OIl-O-Matlc
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
22 %
Co
Willson
River
2—
Co
Heating
Inc
Portland
&
Jan
~7%
Jan
Wolverine
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Woolworth
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Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
American
-
Jan
6%
Jan
67
67
50
67
Jan
67
Jan
14%
67
Jan
15 %
Jan
20
Jan
5%
Jan
6
10
5%
Jan
6Ve
Jan
7%
Jan
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Jan
•
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
50
9
Jan
9%
Jan
1
Light
7%
Woodley Petroleum
600
U Jan
Jan
5%
•
Corp—
Power
(F W)
Jan
4Va
1
Mfg
800
7%
Jan
Jan
20
&
Products
2%
99%
4
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Jan
98%' Jan
2%
5
Western
1%
725
Jan
11%
Jan
7%
~3%
8%
Jan
fe
1%
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Jan
Jan
1.25
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7
~3%
7%
—•
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&
Wisconsin
1%
400
A
Jan
600
2%
Jan
7%
11%
9
19
7%
Jan
7%
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1%
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15
Jan
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1,400
14
80
Jan
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7%
preferred—
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3
3
—
Co
13
14%
3%
V.
Jan
W
Aircraft
2%
3
*7%
56
Jan
4%
.
Jan
200
2%
•
•
Manufacturing
Jan
23
1%
3%
54
100
Jan
Jan
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pfd_
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Jan
1%
7%
7%
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ctfs—1
*
*
1
50
—20
1
•
5
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%
18%
1
—
preferred
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Virginia Public Service 7%
Waco
1
1
5
convertible
Venezuelan
%
1
1
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footnotes
5%
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Stores
warrants
Weyenberg Shoe
Standard Tube
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
29%
30%
*
*
Standard Silver Lead
Starrett (The)
Jan
4
—
United Elastic Corp
$5.50
*
*
—
class B
Products
98
Jan
Jan
2 Vb
Co—
Preferred
Standard
Jan
Jan
200
2%
Inc
Brewing
Jan
39
39
1
*
2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common
1
Convertible preferred
10
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred——20
Standard Oil (Ky)_;
10
Standard Oil (Ohio)—5% pfd—100
Standard Power & Light
.
3
Stahl-Meyer
1%
228
2%
1,000
5%%
Southern
12%. Jan
2
2%
2%
2%
5%
Southern
2
Jan
Edison—
California
Southern
Jan
3%
participating pfd—,
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U
Jan
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Pa
Southwest
common*^——
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1
1
1
25
Jan
14
Skinner Organ
Solar
Jan
;—£1
regis—;
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dep
2%
1 Va
200
Universal
Gas & Elec 1% pfd
100
Co. com———5
Aircraft Co
1
Manufacturing Co
1
Sioux
1%
225
Jan
1,000
•
common
Cigar-Whelan
Jan
88
114%
*
1
100
common-
Manufacturing Co.—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Singer
Amer
12%
*
*
of Canada—
2
2
4
1
Products—
United
U
Sherwin-Williams
&
cum
2%
1%
4
common
Chemicals
Preferred
A Jan
14
88
Investment
Co—
Canada
United
Jan
53
5214
500
:"i%
—
Union
$6
114
53
V(T
5
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*
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5% cum pfd series AAA——.—100
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Shattuck
.
52
53
25
prior stock—
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$5.50
of
Jan
10
400
114
5%
*
Co
Shoe
Convertible stock-
Jan
9%
1
Selected Industries
Gas
Option
*
*
Union
Jan
1%
1
Segal Lock &* Hardware
Seiberling Rubber common-.
Manufacturing
$3
2
5
Corp
Unexcelled
United Gas Corp common.
9%
9%
Realization
Ulen
-10
-
Jan
17%
See man Bros Inc—
Selby
Jan
25%
27
——25
Scranton Electric $6 preferred——*
Scranton Lace
common
—*
Scranton Spring Brook Water Service—
$6
preferred—
—.
*
Scullin Steel Co common
—„♦
—
115
1214
Manufacturing
General——r
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
%
24%
4%
3%
—1
-25
common—
Securities Corp
9,400
*
preferred——
Convertible
Scovill
»
119
5
Co
(D A)
"4%
2
1
*
United Corp common
Schulte
118
——1
Oil Co
Dome
Samson
Sanford
1%
2
—5
-——100
Regis Paper common
1
.10c
Udylite Corp
Cement
■
pfd—100
10
Jan
100
4
Jan
7%
7%
100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
2%
2%
11,900
2
Jan
2%
Jan
1
Ltd—
deposit
receipts
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
8s
*
2%
Volume 157
Number 4147
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
BONDS
New
York
Curb
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week Ended Jan. 20
Week's Range
Last
or
Friday's
BONDS
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
January 1
Sale Price Bid & Asked
Low
High
No.
Low
23/48
s
f
debs
1950
J-J
s
f
debs
1960
J-J
3%s
s
f
debs
—1970
J-J
Amer Pow & Lt
deb
6s
.2016
Amer
Writing Paper 6s
1961
Appalachian Elec Pow 3'As—.-1970
—
Pr
Associated
&
Lt
Elec
&
Elec
A-O
J-J
108
90%
deb
4'As
1948
deb
4'%sj
1949
J-J
1950
5s
5%s___
1968
5s
89
91
9
M-S
1955
106%
125'A
125%
108'A
18
107%
108%
53
54%
261
46%
M
5s
5s
M-S
1947
6s
—1950
Steel
Bickford's Inc
6s
16%
16%
131
13%
Edison
16%
148
12%
16%
15%
16
5
14%
16
75%
76%
33
72%
111
El
SACentral
107
107
106%
Power
J-D
100%
100%
M-S
109%
108% 109%
117
108%
■
Q-F
1948
M-S
M-S
118
102 Vi 102
103% 104%
103%
103% 103%
M-N
J-J
1953
88%
F-A
1952
15
j-j
1927
A-O
Rys 5s ctfs
1955
5s
Jan
5s
Debenture
103%
5s
101%
L
103%
103%
1966
El
Gas
7s
Pr
Lt
3'As series N—
19'A.
*
15
19%.
100
47
A-O
19%
10
100
100'/a
M-S
54
:
2
192
19
83%
90
M-S
87
"
86'%
89
27
84%
90%
M-N
91%
90'/a
92%
j-d
92
90%
92
M-N
1971
j-d
1969
,85
92%
86
92%
j-j
A-O
1958
F-A
109%
87
86'A
1956
M-S
F-A
1956
M-S
1952
M-S
1954
M-N
5s
5s
;
.
5Vis
83%
88%
$123'%
104'A
121
3
103
121%
82%
1331
87%
12
101
102%
122
79
stamped
—1961
Florida Power Co 4s
General
Power
Pub
1966
—1954
—_
3%s
Serv
C
ser
Florida Pow & Lt 5s
Gatlneau
A
—1969
-
1953
5s
j-d
J-J
A-O
$106
104%
87%
104'A
103
14
106
$97
Georgia Power & Light 5s
—1978
Glen
"—1965
M-S
1941
M-S
1950
J-j
1950
F-A
Coal
Grand Trunk
Great
4'/2s
ser A
West 4s
Power
Nor
Green
4s
(Adolf)
Mountain
5s
stpd
Pow
33A__—
&
West
Investors
iAGuardian
111
1st
1st
S
ref
&
f
M-N
•'20
Indiana
1st lien
P
A6Vis
A6%s
A 7s
(Aug
A7s
(July
Interstate
10
110%
A-O
105%
105
60
104%
Debenture
Iowa
j-d
102%
102% 103
13
102
103
j-d
100%
100
100%
25
98%
15
94%
102% 102%
1
102%
103
25
80%
86
1963
_1952
3'As_
j-j
86
F-A
85
3-D
1955
coup)
—1957
coupon)—
84'%
j-j
J-J
M-S
1963
j-j
—1942
M-S
Light 3Vis
Lake Superior Dist Pow 3'/2s—
1969
1966
40
107%
18%
1957
j-d
Lt 5s
4'As.
107%
16%
21
76%
78%
37'A
40
18%
Southwestern
36
61
Standard
48
5s
1955
._
j-d
1957
110
46
21
M-N
Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s
1945
SANatlonal Public Service 5s ctfs—1978
Power 4Vis
1981
_
Nebraska
A
91
New
New
15
,
113
86%
6s
5s
series
103
101'%
102%
16
101%
102
-
;■
A-O
102%
A-O
102'A
3%s
6s
35
100%
102%
101% 102'/2
4
100%
102%
j-j
103% 103 %
105
103% 104
A-O
$107
3d
58
108%
58
97
106%
106%
103
103
58%
37
52%
107
58%
107%
96%
97
96%
97
63%
66
18
62
66
67%
69%
30
64%
71%
68'A
70%
36
65
71%
68'A
70'%
18
65
69
70
70%
;
68'A
70'A
■
a-o
May 1948
a-o
F-a
1966
j-d
1957
F-a
1957
F-a
>1950
a-o
Dec
6s_
1
70'%
.
65%
71%
70%
38
65'%
71%
70'A
73
64%
71%
24
25'%
7
24
25%
12'%
—
72%
2
67%
1
%
j-j
—1946
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
—_
Industries—
1946
5s
A
Power
5s
Electric
Light
N
M-N
108
j-j
F-A
1968
J
j-d
>1949
& Power Co—
5'As
'.—
1959
108
99
5%s_1952
(Maine) —
f-A
1952
108
99
85%
_
105%
9
107%
108%
in
111
99
99
100
12
107%
lien
&
4%s
gen
Debenture
6s
2022
A
M-N
108
86%
33
2
1}2
112%
8
106%
108%
41
971A
108'% 108%
98%
98'% 100
85'%
86'A
100
116t:
,,
j
J/.
116'A 116%
F-A
——_1944
series
106%
112% 112%
A-O
A
series
34
$107% 112
86'%
A-O
(Delaware)
12'%
106%
$111% 117%
j-d
4s
United Light & Railways
$11
106
j-j
5%s_—1952
cons
United Lt & Rys
106
1979
3'%s
Edison
j-j
1956
5s
A-O
1960
2022
Service
City Rapid Transit
6s
104
$106% 107 %
M-S
M-N
May 1948
stamped..
Water
Tide
103 %
105%-
102%
$103% 104%
.,1989
stamped—
of deposit—
(Hugo)
2nd
Toledo
103 %
105
Electric—
Power & Light
Twin
1
35
(Hugo) Corp—
series
6s
88
4
105 %
J-J
1951
Electric
Texas
•
^
101% 102%
M-S
2022
gold
7-4s
^
85 %
(Calif)—
Rys 4s
L
82
112%
2
j-j
1970
111%
'
88
.1947
3s__>_1965
80'%
9
132
88
1957
Gas
Gas
9
$58
1967
6s___
82
$131
A-O
5s
6s__
7-4s
A 5s
income
debs
Wash
Penn
West
Penn
Power
Electric
116%
96
96%
16
95*%
96%
97
97
98%
6
96'%
99'A
8%
118
8'A
7%
1951
j-d
109
109
1964
3%s_
j-d
$110
5s
_
4%
9%
112
5s____________2030
Traction
Western Newspaper
m-s
1954
;
Ry & Elec 4s
Water
A-O
106
115
102%
106
4
115
109
110
115
106
j-d
1960
1
109
Union—
unstamped extended to 1959
stamped extended to 1959—
f-a
$86%
F-A
$65%
Rys Co 5s stpd
AStamped 5s
85%
87%
.
74
63'A
70
1937
IA York
j-d
80
80
75
80
1947
j-d
79'A
81
73%
81
_
BONDS
New
100%
101
18
110%
101
50
58
Danzig Port
AExternal
ALima
*
City
AMaranho
(Peru)
7s
AMedellin
7s
stamped
104%
108
107% 108
7
107%
108
104%
15
103%
104%
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
112%
112% 112%
11
112ya
113
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
99
99%
M-S
98
$116
•
97'%
12%
Mortgage Bank of Bogota 7s
A Issue
of May
1927
A Issue
14
of
i-,—.
55
54
55
52
J-D
54%
54'A
55'%
21
51
54%
1
113%
50'%
55'%
49%
de
ARussian
98 V4
113%
1
113% 113%
or
Friday's
55'A
Oct
M-N
F-A
J-J
M-S
M-N
Janeiro
46
46
$14%
—
Range Since
Sold
High
January 1
No,
—
Low
2
16
__
46
48
__
$41
__
$9
—
High
•
__
46
48
46
6
'
46
14'A
.
.
153A
44%
48
42
43
15
12%
24
11%
13'A
23%
12
20
233A
$15%
16%
—
16'A
16%
$32
'
13'A
23%
~
—
J-D
34%
__
32
32
1947
M-N
_
A-O
__
—
M-3
J-J
1919
J-D
J-J
$19
$40
—
J-D
1959
6%s_—
J-D
.1972
1958
6V2S
$32
—
1931
7s
Government
$46
—
1921
(State)
Bonds
—
—
„
—
19
19
22'%
30
17
21'%
3V4
45
27
3
21'%
3
3
2%
—
30
21'%
—
3'%
2%
66
2'%
2
2%
21
115%
97'A
27
9 8'A
1955
1927
ARio
110'%
115'%
117
M-S
53'A
99%
109%
30
J-J
54%
99
5
r
17
110'A HO'%
J-D
1951
106
$15
J-J
1952
105%
f-a
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price Bid & Asked
,
A-O
,
103%
J-D
Period
6%s stamped_1958
1958
11
50
A5'%8
*No par
r
Cash sale,
M-N
A-O
85
81'A
85
180
76'%
J-D
88
84%
88
90
82%
J-D
Ex-dividend,
3
Odd-lot sale,
n Under-the-rule sale,
y Cash sale not included in year's range, Easy Washing Machine class
Deferred delivery sale,
d Ex-interest,
e
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
88
1949
x
a
85
1954
value,
—
B, June 26 at 2%.
55i%
1961
1948
$108
110
—.*•
107'A
107'A
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
tive;
Nov
& Waterways—
6%s stamped
33
104
Interest
1953
______
5s
103% 104%
f-a
M-N
Friday
Exchange
5%s
Extended
101
100%
7
52
Curb
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year
7s
April 1946
A 20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
109%
109%
50
York
Week Ended Jan. 29
93
Service—
140'4
102'%
4
81%
1970
105% 106
a-o
1950
A
138%
39
Low
110%
108
102
_1947
England Power 3V4s
England Power Assn 5s
A Income
23
%
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
123
110
93
_1948
Public
M-S
j-d
ioi%
1948
5s
Eng Gas & El Assn 5s
Orleans
108%
4
112% 112%
106%
112%
1
101
51
1956
Debenture 5Vis
New
1952
109
123
"l
110%
$100
2022
5s
5s
deb
104
107'%
101'% 101%
101 Vis
__1951
6s
AParana
Conv
j-d
1951
6s
(stamped)
6s stamped—
49%
107%
106%
123
110
j-j
1951
Mississippi P & L 5s
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s
Gas
103%
4
101'% 101%
A-O
Conv
19%
26
112% 112%
$107
108%
M-S
j-d
P & L 4Vis
Amsterdam
&
40'
16%
108% 109%
1978
New
Gas
108%
$110% 111%
1967
New
108'A
8
102'% 102'A
102 Va
M-N
j-d
Edison
&
P
78%
107%
7
107% 108%
M-N
Minnesota
Elec
103% 103%
106'%
139% 140'A
j-d
,
1952
Spalding (A G) deb 5s
19
22
18%
M-N
A-O
series
77
•
19
74%
96
'■
107% 108%:
123
j-j
6s
2
5
111%
81'%
16%
19
22
1971
E
1943
Nevada-California
81'%
108% 108'%.
F-A
18%
M-S
1945
ref
18
$106% 111
F-A
Middle States Petrol 6Vis
&
103%
M-S
1950
6s
18%
1947
4s
j-d
81%
111'A
111
12
106'% 107%
F-A
:.;1Q5% 107
18%
—1965
Edison
107%
9 8'A
111
111'A 111'A
M-S
1951
Danish
—1948
Midland Valley RR 5s
Milwaukee Gas Light 4Vis
1st
85%
114%
Mfg—
G
98'A
$111% 113
j-d
___—1971
Indiana
West
80%
2
—
47'A
A-O
Louisiana
series
A-O
1979
Power
Wash
18%
$18%
v
j-j
4s
97%
98'A
:
70'A
j-d
Kansas Power &
Metropolitan
98'A
18%
$18%
M-S
_
105%
12
j-j
M-N
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3'As_____197Q
100%
16%
2022
stamped
Mengel Co conv
105%
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
18%
F-A
1958
6s
6s
1
Utah Power & Light Co—
18%
j-j
Kansas Gas & Electric 6s
&
96
,114%
43c
$107'%
18%
j-d
Radiator
85
.
114'A 114%
18%
1965
Kansas Electric Power 3 Vis—_—1966
McCord
105% 105'%
1952
—1957
Light 4'%s
&
86
96%
99%
coupon)——>1957
a Jacksonville Gas
(stamped)
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 3'%s
115
M-a
M-N
6s
5s—
108'A
114%
_____T_1950
mtge 3s
1st
105%
Sec—
Superpower
Pow
92
96
84%
A-O
1970
94
97%
M-N
M-N
6s—1952
&
Power
Altalian
1941
107'A
12
108'%
106
M-S
M-w
31
1949
C
D
Counties
1st
111%
1952
Power
$107
32%
107'% 108'A
114'% 114%
4s—___1969
5%s
Wyoming Coal
1st lien &
111%
'
F-A
4%s
Southern
20
1956
,
1941
105%
$105% 107'%
j-j
_
series
United
19%
111%
111% 111%
1958
1941
104
105%
M-N
Jersey—
Estate
United
A-O
F
series
79
.
$91
——1950
E
series
A7s
A 7s
'c,
A-O
1955
1
79
1949
C
(Dec
A
California
99
92
—
L
98%
A-O
5s
Power
series
9
1954
5s
&
international
99
Jan 1949
AIndianapolis Gas 5s A
Indianapolis
95%
108%
>—1953
A
ser
5s
& ref
66'A
91
20
May 1957
Service
57
108%
111 Wlll'A
5s series C—
Hydro-Elec
3
—1967
5Vis
deb
3
j-d
1st & ref 5Vis series B
Indiana
30
20
.'
6s
95%
$19%
Jan
33As
Lt
Pwr &
94
j-j
—
L
California
92'A
80
series B—
Power
95%
90%
$76
——1968
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
Idaho
93%
77
j-d
5s——1948
Houston Lt & Pwr 3 Vis
6s
16
92%
j-d
—1958
30'%
102%
j-d
1949
.
New
&
Carolina
South
Texas
66
1963
6s—.
4Vis
Sheridan
98
95'A
98%
1
20
1959
»
Certificates
108% 108%
95%
32'%
32'%
103'% 104
1964
Indiana
series
Real
Stinnes
91%
108%
1st
94%
65
—1945
Grocery Store Products
Guantafiamo
94'%
92%
B
Joaquin Lt & Pwr 6s B
105
75
102%
12
103%
M-N
1950
4%s series D
series
Stinnes
97
102
101'%
101%
101% 102'%
1962
6s
Shawinigan Water & Pwr 4%s
105%
91%
110
100%
9
102%
j-j
1956
debentures
Standard Power & Light
AStarrett Corp inc 5s
104%
44
$—
Alden
ref
109%
__
109
Co—.
4 Vis
Harbor Water
6s
104
F-A
certificates
P
5s
109
of Colorado—
of
Debenture
105
94
j-j
6s A
109% 110
$100% 101'%
1970
.___
Debenture
40
106'%
j-d
§AGobel
20
F-A
__
j-d
Rayon
108
108%
106%
1972
Scullin Steel inc mtge 3s
90
104'A 104%
94
San
r"
103'A 103%
$46 -
&
5Vis
124'%
104'A 104'A
M-S
1st
6s
—1948
AGeneral
108
105%
106'%
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
83%
281
83%
89%
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
6s-5s
(Can)
ref
Southern
90
83%
89'%
:
106%
102
87%
2030
Light 5s
109%
.105%
1
121'A 121'A
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s ser A
Service
108%
107%
1977
E
Southern
106% 106%
$80'%
—1944
—
RR
107 Va
12
1961
5s
Southern
$102'% 103%
121'A
Transit
Coke
perpetual
ASchulte
46
101% 102
Federal Water
94
91%
150
$109% 110%
j-d
1976
J-D
El
89
84%
$119% 121'A
MS
Empire District
104%
88'%
:
_
&
64%
19
17
1964
,
F
Sound
&
Safe
89%
:
33As.
&
103%
"l
102
93%
1955
Power
107
%
$107'% 108%
A-O
extended
Service
1st.
49
86%
1954
Elmira Water Lt
46%
101%
104
&
Edison
Corp
Puget
19'/8
13
100
104
13
.233
49
46%
$101
101%
Electric
.
235
90
87
4Vis
Packing
54
107% 108'A
F-A
5%s
Power
Rapid
series
Public
105%
(Bait)—
Cuban Tobacco 5s
Cudahy
105%
93%
.1951
Continental Gas & El 5s
i,
85%
4
88
1st ref mtge 3s ser P
1st ref mtge 2%g ser Q
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
Gen mtge
19
Elec
stamped
6%
52
87
A
& Pr
90
A-O
—1949
Consol
14
__
106
1979
Public Service of
j-d
5 Vis
5 Vis
Connecticut Lt &
64%
63
108'A
High
108% 108%
__1955
3Vis
Sinking fund deb 4s
102
i
1969
—
_
&
107
$115%
__
M-N
1962
& Pwr 4Vis
1st mtge
104%
—1958
—1950
!
P
1
A-O
1948
_
Power
'
1952
5s__
Cities Service
Low
111%
107
A-O
Aug 1955
5s
4Vis
19
:.
105% 105%
19'A
4s
3%s B
&
Public Service Co
102%'103
28
101% 102
j-d
Service
Power
Potomac
"6
%'
104
J-D
§ A Chicago
Cincinnati St Ry 5'/2s A_
6s series B—
5s
January 1
No.
1971
Nat Gas
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
$150
A-O
Public
1st
118
Central States P & L 5'%s
deb
Range Since
Sold
.1968
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
116
M-S
Service
F-A
Bonds
High
107
J-J
1945
mtge 3'As
Penn Central Lt
110%
118
1954
Conv
Friday's
Bid & Asked
$111
J-J
1969
3s__.
Portland Gas
115%
5s___.—1953
5s
.
Debenture
J-J
1954
3'As
100% 100%
1
33As——1964
Elec
A 5 Vis
Cities
or
M-N
1948
5%s
Light 5s
Park Lexington 1st mtge 3s
107%
100%
107
3
—1954
Gas
&
States
1st
mtge
Pacific
108'A
118
—1970
5s
Northern
Central
Power
Oklahoma
'
Canada
Utility
1964
2004
4s
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s
78%
108%
*108% 110
115% 115%
-1968
—
23As_
Broad River Power
Last
Sale Price
16'%
M-N
——1962
—
Birmingham Electric 4%s
Boston
Cont'l
Ohio
16%
13%
15%
76
14%
41
15%
16%
10
16%
j-d
-1998
-
—
6'%s
Westchester Ltg
Debenture
5s
Ohio
16%
15%
1957
B
C
Bethlehem
&
1st
15%
16 Vs
1960
series
series
Gas 3%s
Ogden Gas 1st 5s__
55
Telephone of Canada—
1st
&
1st 3%s series A_>
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Bell
Period
106%
108
J-J
1964
—
warrants
Convertible
Interest
Northern Ind Public Service—
P.)—•
(B.
without
11
Y
Nor
98%
54
F-A
—1955
City Elec 3'As
Avery & Sons
A-O
—1977
.
Assoc T & T deb 5%s A
Atlanta Gas Light 4>%s
Atlantic
106%
108%
96
108
F-A
AConv deb 5s
deb
91
106% 106%
$125% 126%
M-S
AConv
AConv
N
107'%
9
118
90 Vi
104
105
108%
Week's Range
Friday
Exchange
Co—
AConv
A Debenture
103%
98%
3-J
1956
-
103% 103%
Curb
Low
N Y State Elec
105% 106%
3-D
2024
5s
4'/as
lAssociated Gas
J-J
1953
Appalachian Pow deb 6s
Arkansas
M-S
103 =
York
Week Ended Jan. 29
High
American Gas & Electric Co.—
3%s
New
104% 105
.
9
104
105
"w i,"
certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting trust certificates;
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
when issued:
"wi," with warrants;
"xw," without warrants.
THE
462
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, February 1, 1943
Friday
Baltimore Stock
to Jan.
23
Jan.
29 both inclusive,
compiled from
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Transit
Baltimore
1st
preferred
%
4 %
17
Co
common
.30
vtc
100
t c
v
Gas Elec Light &
Consol
Low
Corporation
Power
Davison
Chemical
Eastern
Sugars
Co
of
vtc
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
55
57%
Jan
59
Jan
115
21
114%
Jan
115
Jan
Bruce
12 Va
Jan
'14%
Jan
Butler
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
34
10
34
Jan
34
Mt
-20
129
131
45
128
Jan
131
Class
Jan
14%
8%
10
14%
8
37
36
450
8%
.
500
70
37
.100
29
29
125
pfd_„
24%
24%
100
212% 212%
3
-50
—
5
New
„
&
Water
Power
National
Western
6 Vs
Jan
35%
Jan
5%
850
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
800
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
28
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
2%
28%
1,250
2%
2%
650
1%
Jan
14%
*
14%
50
12 Va
Jan
14%
Jan
1,200
12%
Jan
15
Jan
3
Jan
15
14%
12%
15
.10
common
Campbell
Jan
37
Jan
Central
Illinois
Jan
Central
111
Jan
210
212%
6 Vs
5%
21%
6%
1,580
5'A
Jan
6%
Jan
22%
265
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
13
1.80
Jan
1.80
78
11
$7
1
preferred
South
West
preferred
16Va
7
6'A
50c
com
%
"
—
72
15%
Jan
16 y4
Jan
260
69 J/4
Jan
77
Jan
3,400
A
Jan
74
nr
—
Util
16
73
Vi
73
•
78
Jan
Cherry
Chicago Corp common———
23'/4
2,263
22
Jan
231/4
Jan
93
14
93
Jan
93
Jan
54
54
56
51 %
Jan
54
Jan
31%
32
1,079
31
31
8
.
pfd
Jan
77
93
32
&
$6
%
h
—*
Serv
common
550
7
%
%
35
10%
100
2%
25,250
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
410
10%
7
Jan
6
11,050
29'A
35
h
35
Jan
10%
Jan
221/a
-20
Cannon
Pub
Secur
Convertible
Jan
93
150
Bank
.30
Foundry capital
Jan
2 2'/a
-
Wyant &
25
1.80
28 Vs
.
preferred———
conv.
29
77
_—
Fidelity & Guar..!,
(J S
cumul
Jan
28V2
1.80
*
com
Jan
Jan
Jan
34
14%
15%
5%
28%
-_1
common-
Brothers
5%
Jan
—2
.
Northern Central Ry—:
Penna
5%
50
677
High
Jan
15
5%
'
—5
common
Wire
L)
Jan
_50
Casualty
(E
22%
Jan
100
.
Amsterdam
Co
20
27%
28
100
com—_
.
&
preferred—
35%
25
_25
Preferred
A
Central
preferred
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
5
Corp
Fence
Brown
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv7 '/I'
I
Laughlin
6%
35%
35
13%
250
Jan
—
Trust Co—
Mercantile
Warner
1,190
34
1st pfd
Texas
Borg
11%
—1
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp
Oil
&
59
—,
,
corp__
common
Brewing
Bliss
6%
35%
Range Since January 1
Low
14%'
14
6%
5
Shares
High
Jan
1.50 Jan
10%
115
—1
—
Georgia Sou & Fla
1,15 Jan
17
—1
v t c
com
Fidelity & Deposit
Houston
1,715
Jan
—-
Assoc
vtc
Preferred
:1.35
16
14%
•
common
of Prices
Low
10
—
—
Corp——.
Aviation
Berghoff
High
Low
High
100
Radio
Belmont
Bendix
Range Since January 1
58%
100
preferred B
Belden Mfg Co common-
Shares
17
1,30
■
11
*
com
Par
Sales
for Week
Range
*
Sale Price
official sales lists
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Arundel
Exchange
29%
Jan
32
Jan
31
Corp
Convertible
Chicago
Jan
31
Burrell
5
common
~2%
1
*
preferred
2%
■
2%
Jan
2
38%
200
40
39%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
40
Towel
Jan
Convertible
"'
preferred
'
106
Jan
108
Jan
100
11%
Jan
12
Jan
337
104
30
108
'
4s
Transit Co
Baltimore
1975
Sou
&
5%——
Fla
54V4
54
54%
1975
5s series A
Ga
59'A
59
$58,000
60
80
80
—1945
21,750
2,000
52
Jan
54%
Jan
60
Chrysler
Jan
56%
Jan
Jan
80
80
Corp
Jan
Jan.
to Jan.
23
both inclusive,
29
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
Sale Price
Par
American
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel
Anaconda Copper
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
—
.100
-50
——;——
—-
Boston
Elevated
Ry
Maine
5 'ic
8 ';<■
C
class
1st
pfd
Personal Prop
Boston
&
Eastern
41/2%
6%
•
Employers
1%
70
2%
200
2
100
6%
5 7o
102
12
23%
8
23 %
Jan
23 %
296
6%
Jan
7 %
60
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
50
176
42
Jan
50
25
447
19%
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150
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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10
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Jan
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19
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common
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1,210
42
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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85
Jan
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Jan
23
525
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21%
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Jan
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7%
Jan
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Jan
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5%
31
2%
Jan
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Jan
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Electric
Jan
98
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25
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Jan
2%
20
32%
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United
2
Jan
39
—
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Jan
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7%
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2
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170
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13
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30
180
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3%
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Jan
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66
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Jan
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Jan
39
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Maine ..Central
Jan
27
23 %
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cum
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Dayton
Jan
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Jan
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—
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68%
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Jan
2
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1,090
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14
1%
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RR
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Lines
National
First
62
180
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408
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100
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64
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142
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64 %
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420
27
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26%
85%
19%
135
Jan
26%
26%
——,—
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Jan
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Jan
84'/4
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—
prior preferred
preferred stamped
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127%
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Herald Traveler Corp
&
66
2,399
Jan
8%
24%
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Low
19%
Cudahy
67%
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common
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Co
Crane
Range Since January 1
High
85%
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Continental Steel
Shares
129% 133%
„25
-—-—
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7%
for Week
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-
common
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11%
11 %
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pfd
Container
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Range
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official sales lists
Week's
18%
131%
from
of Prices
Low
-100
Tel—
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Consumers
Exchange
compiled
Co.
Biscuit
Consolidated
Boston Stock
common
Cities Service
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Boston
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Bonds—
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class A
Dredging
Merch & Manufacturers Sec-
Jan.
23 to Jan.
29
both inclusive,
Friday
Last
STOCKS-
Sale Price
Par
Abbott Laboratories common
Acme Steel
Advanced
Co
Chalmers
Amer
Pub
American
Armour
Aro
Serv
Tel
&
preferred
&
Co
Athey
Truss
Aviation
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Co
Mfg Co
Automatic
Tel
.
capital
Wheel
Low
51%
Jan
55%
Jan
85
41 Va
Jan
46
Jan
300
2%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
11%
100
11
Jan
12%
100
12%
Jan
27%
High
260
100
3%
prior lien
6%
conv
prior lien
6e/o
preferred
Jan
5%
Jan
10
9%
10%
Jan
stock
Common
v
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Jan
Monroe Chemical Co
Jan
515
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
160
90%
Jan
93 V2
Jan
134%
Jan
3,100
3
Jan
3%
Jan
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3,300
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Jan
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2
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Jan
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Jan
2
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
100
22
Jan
23
Jan
37
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Jan
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Jan
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150
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1
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10
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
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10
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Montgomery
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National
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300
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Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc capital
4
3%
350
2%
Jan
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North American Car
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%
%
100
%
Jan
%
Jan
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3
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Nachman Springfilled common
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Jan
4%
Jan
Miller & Hart $1 prior preferred
14 Va
1,434
1
468.
2
Jan
4%
—
capital
page
Jan
4%
2,250
——
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see
1%
200
5%
Utilities—
11%
28%
12
—
United
Jan
91%
93%
129% 133 %
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100
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footnotes
•
5
common
common
Washer
Corp
Co
common
Equipment
Asbestos
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—
45%
46
1%
4%
5
capital—*
1%
High
55%
1%
4%
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Corp
West
Midland
Range Since January 1
12%
.
*
Mfg Co
Shares
1%
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—
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Middle
Midland
11%
5
Aetna Ball Bearing common
Allied Laboratories common
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•
official sales lists
for Week
Range
of Prices
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common——1
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54
25
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Week's
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•
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Alum
compiled from
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Class
Chicago Stock Exchange
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Northwest
Airlines
common
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Bancorp,
common
common—
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1
9%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
10
29
31
250
26%
Jan
31
5
24
24
19
23%
Jan
24
Jan
20
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8%
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Jan
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200
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
12%
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12
12%
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4147
157
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
463
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
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Jan
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Jan
5
5%
175
4%
Jan
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Jan
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Corp
—6
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Coal
B
common
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150
25 Va
1,251
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2%
100
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Penn Gas & Elec
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
%
25 %
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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United
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Utah Radio
Jan
19
14%
Jan
7%
575
59%
21
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
200
10
4%
Jan
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4%
9%
Jan
10
29%
Jan
30
Jan
23
Jan
24 %
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Jan
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Jan
30
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1%
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100
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29
60
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Jan
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29
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22%
Jan
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Jan
30%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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437
79%
135
60%
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Jan
62%
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Wrigicy
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Yates-Amer
Zenith
Unlisted
American
Co
Mach
Radio
common.
capital—
6
100
Jan
2/
100
100
St
&
San
-
23%
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Jan
85%
Jan
Republic Steel
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
2
*
44%
Jan
Jan
36%
Jan
110
30%
Jan
20%
35
18%
Jan
20%
20%
55
9%
508
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Jan
lO'A
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
14%
Jan
14 %
Jan
9
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434
5%
1,887
14%
35
2%
2%
200
2%
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2%
Jan
al65'« alGTii
165
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16%
Jan
4%
4:%
4
1,300
75
1%
3%
1%
Jan
140
2
65
1
4%
Jan
540
1 Vs
8
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Jan
200
8
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1%
100
27
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75
1%
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
10
26%
—
1
Jan
8
Jan
8
Jan
23%
Jan
27
Jan
5
6
5%
12%
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510
14
7%
4%
2,675
7%
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5%
Jan
14%
15%
7 %
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
40%
Jan
50%
Jan
14
Jan
21
a
Jan
Jan
13%
55
30% a30%
9 %
7
90
a
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28
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156
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a
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a
12%
36
12%
a
12%
115
7 '/a
345
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5%
1%
700
13%
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'80%
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5%
Jan
650
3%
Jan
3%
58%
Jan
62 %
Central
Oil
S
RR
common....—;
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—*
common
*
.
Steel
Steel
Door
al4% al5%
»
—,
Youngstown
a
49%
common..—
a
156
50'A
10%
a
305
10%
35
Jan
5%
Y
Jan
141
Jan
5%
800
4%
Jan
2IP4
23%
2,000
19%
Jan
23
855
6%
Jan
7
.
%
Jan
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
7
Jan
26%.
1,145
243t»
Jan
26%
48%
555
45%
Jan
49 Va
59%
520
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
■7%
7%
366
33%
32%
33%
1,950
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-
Members
Jan
58%
•
—!
33
a
9 %
common—.4—1.——10
common
Ohio
46%
•
common
Jan
0
Tube..
&
Addressograph-Mulitgraph
Jan
:*
3%
7%
Co
43 %
36
;
50
23
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Sheet
Jan
.
26
26;,4>
100
Curtiss-Wright
Electric
151
36
Unlisted—
22
Jan
Jan
62%
6%
Mining
Interl&ke Iron Corp
6
al02Va
31
...
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Radiator
Copper
...
29%
20%
26%
3%
Stocks—
Anaconda
Motor
...
'
•
5%
»
common
81
20%
;
a
Industrial Rayon common
Interlake Iron common
'
15%
Jan
a20
.
.....
Jan
6
;
a
Stores
2
5%
Jan
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Works
Drug
Electric
2
15%
a
.......
Iron
Co
2
100
1 %
_
General
:
Jan
15%
4:,H
0
Inc
Glidden
61%
3%
capital
Corp
Prod
Jan
146
51%
«.».'•••
a
.
ix-
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
........
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Jan
85%
50
;
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com
Bethlehem Steel Corp common
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i-
2
ZI2
common
Jr)
A
19%
y
50
73
..
51%
5%
5%
a-
Wisconsin
Bros.
Youngstown
U
Inc
class
Corporation
115%
372
Jan
51%
a
Jan
850
Jan
35%
14%
..
Jan
22
Jan
12
Jan
5%
a
.
Jan
29%
63 %
Jan
265
12
a
a
6%—
....
16%
83%
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg common....50
Wieboldt Stores
preferred
47%
28
29%
Jan
10%
93/4
a
common
112®/a
21%
Union Tel common........ .100 ."
Western
63%
35%
'•
—
Reiining
Dorn
White
,r
Walgreen
Jan
36
...
203
■
2 %
59
a
Brick
2,700
2
— n*
a
19
2
'
..
51%
602
Jan
al02
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Cement
18
V
Jan
2
10
31%
»
.
49%
-
Jan
13
2,292
a
Acme
Weinberger
'
51%
;
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
550
8%-.
a
...
Sessions
LeMur
10%
35%
'
al02
_
__
Upson-Walton
Jan
X-:-
.J
a
preferred
cum
Portland
Thompson
Jan
Jan
a
&
Richman
Jan
29.
«*.
a
Nestle
Jan
24%
'
'•
»
a
Packer
Jan
15
42!;
523
43%
Jan
8%
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113% 114%
19
a
common
3,000
61 %
...
100
8%
Jan
Jan
a25% a2534
a26% a'26%
43%
44 %
__
„
preferred.
National Tile
Jan
10 %
50
a
_
Rubber
Medusa
Jan
1%
Jan
79%
:
29
Jan
7?%
14%
29%
8
capital—.—5
_
29
42%
7(-
50
•
'
29
preferred
670
24%
'■<-
43%
25
capital
15
24
24%
Jan
Jan
650
8%
14%
'
•
300
8%
8%
8:%
t'.v.
'15-
28%
1,243
1%
1%
—15
...
Transp
•
26
15%
Steamship
National
Jan
55
1,000
11%
-
...
Lamson
Jan
4%
Jan
51
F)_
Paving
High
Jan
55
2
0
Laughlin.
National
4','4
10
14
63
Kelley Island Lime & Tr
Metro
100
10% al0%
a35%
Machine
&
.
12
Cooperage class A
(M
Jaeger
Jones
Jan
24%
(B
L010
%
a
Rubber
Interlake
Jan
62%
preferred-
common.
Bros
Hanna
Jan
Jan
Iron
Range Since January 1
2
w„ ^
Goodyear Tire &
Grcif
4
55
a
Manufacturing
Faultless
%
lists
14
••
Realty
Elect Controller
Jan
150
a
Cliffs
Corn
Eaton
Halle Bros
300
131/4;
29
25
Products
72
Jan
Jan
8%
1%
25
capital—
common..
cumulative
.
14,;
400
3%
13%
Jan
70*.
149..
rj O O
29%
8%
common
Lines
Steel
Jan
23%
;
3%
D
...
Carbon
Co
.
,'
10
common.
common..
&
Gypsum
Jan
7 %
Cliffs
Prior
'
8
1%
Jan
62%
V2 -
9%
1
capital
(The)
%
4
Shares
High
55
Builders
Cleveland
Jan
6%
...
Clark Controller
Jan
5'%
Jan
10
•
61 %
'
30
omulim—.—
capital.
Corp
Union
10
capitals- .25
Tool
International
Co
24%
Jan
330
21
8
•
1
common_
Macuiiie
'
•
4
20
...
Indiana
rue*
••
62%
—2
common..
Storkline Furn Corp common.—lAiA
SuttuairaiKi
U
H-T—
0
capital,
__
Sterling Brewers Inc
O"
"
a
vcommon—
Inc.,
Standard
works
Jan
4%
600
14%
20
30
Bend
22;
600
72
-
14 Va
1
Preferred
20
350
■
150
71
150
a
common
;
Manufacturing...
50
City Ice & Fuel
Goodrich
72
1
„
capital—
Corp class B common
Spiegel,
V
a
capital
Co
<v.
Signodc Steel Strap
South
'■
10
;
common...
Cummins
Roebuck
bears
—
•
common
Electric
Schwitzer
Serrick
'•
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100
Mfg Co
Sangomo
"
1%
1
common
Preferred
Reliance
.
•
Car
Oats
a
common
46', 4
of Prices
L010
sales
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Oil
Cleveland
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital
Week's
Par
Akron
Exchange
inclusive, compiled from official
300
8%
,
Cleveland Stock
Range Since January 1
Low
13%
100
common..—.——
Shares
High
100
preferred
preferred-
Bush Shoe
Nunn
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
North
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS-
6%
7%
710
56-
Jan
Jan
59%
30%
Jan
33%
Jan
7%
York
Stock
Detroit Stock
Jan
6;
New
Exchange
New
Exchange
York Curb
Associate
Chicago Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
Ford
Building
DETROIT
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Martin
(Glenn
L)
Nash-Kelvinator
Co
Pictures
Paramount
Pullman
Inc
Pure
Co
Oil
1
common
Corp..
York Central RR
New
common.
1
«
•
common
Radio Corp of America
Republic Steel Corp
•
common
•
common
18%
121/4
•
.
16%
,
16%
6%
5%
19%
Jan
Jan
7 %
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
525
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
485
,
,
6%
10%
26%
Jan
28%
Jan
4,860
9 %
Jan
12 %
Jan
6%
4,950
5
Jan
15%
15
15%
12%
Jan
1,863
1,750
27%" 28%
11%
•••
*
12%
16
28%
V-: 12%
7%
18
410
19%
6%
11%
6%;
•
capital
(The)
19%
—5
capital.
937
14
Jan
Detroit Stock
Jan, 23
to Jan.
29
both
6%.Jan
,
15%
Friday
Jan
Last
STOCKS—
Standard Brands
Standard
•
common
Corp common
5%
■fi
5%%
' 5
580
4%
Jan
5%
47Pa
48%
612
46%
Jan
48%
Jan
6%
6%
1,060
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
1
,;s }*;■!.•
U. S. Rubber Co
common
30
Yellow Truck Si Coach class B__
__
-
1
Sale Price
26%
30
15%
13%
15%
Par
J.
Briggs
Manufacturing
375
25%
Jan
30
Jan
Brown,
2,275
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
Burroughs
McLaren
common—*
22'%
...1
common
1%
Machine-—-,-—*
Adding
common.———...
Consolidated
Paper
Continental
Motors
Crowley,
Cincinnati Stock
to
Jan.
21) both
Detroit
Exchange
Milr.er
10%.
&
Friday
Last
STOCKS—•
Sale Price
Par
Aluminum
Industries
Edison
Detroit
Gray
American
Laundry Mach——.
American
Prod
prior
20
preferred,.
__.7
...
100
_
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cincinnati
pfd
Telephone
Croslcy
50
Corporation
7
20 Va
50
70
10
8
21
Vt
Gar
Low
.
5%
Jan
410
2u'/4
Jan
High
7
Jan
Wood
Goebel
%
66
High
Jan
4 ¥2
Jan
1%
10%
235
9%
Jan
23
Jan
1 Va
200
12 ¥2
239
4%
900
1%
1%
2,700
3%
325
18 ¥4
3,420
75c
1 %
,
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
75c
;
Jan
11
300
75c
Jan
11
Jan
12 1
Jan
12 ¥2
Jan
1 ¥4
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
1
Jan
1%
Jan
3
.
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
2%
■
17%
Jan
18 ¥4. Jan
300
70c
Jan
75c
2%
75c
2%
900
2
Jan
2 ¥4
4
4
200
3 ¥4
Jan
4
18
21 %
Jan
Hall
Lamp
common
%
Jan
1%
Jan
Hoover
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
Hoskins
6
99%
Jan
100
Jan
Hudson Motor Car,
Jan
8
Jan
Huvd
324
89%
56
8 V2
133
68
10
45
5
81%
Jan
8%
90
Jan
Ball
————.—_1
18 ¥4
250
17
Jan
18%
aJn
Jan
Jan
Jan
Lock
Kingston
&
A——*
Mfg common———1
Products
common..!
100
4,300
5
3%
1%
83c
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
1.00
Jan
5
Jan
5%
62c
350
4%
Jan
16 ¥4
147
14 ¥4
Jan
16%
9%
10 ¥a
796
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
6
1,914
4%
Jan
G
Jan
62c
3,300
Jan
62c
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
5%
60c
1
common——1
,
1%
2%
—
1,995
1.00
5
—2%
common
3%
2
96c
16%
common———10
Mfg common.—
3%
2
Too
-.5
4—....
Bear
&
3%
1
common
common
50
70
9%
'/a
1,100
18
18%
1
Industries common—.—3
Brewing
Graham-Paige
135
8
4
21
1 ¥2
11
3%
4
common
Trailer common..
1%
:
20
—1
common
700
1,295
,
4%
1%
common—10
common——5
Stove
Truck
Motor
Fruehauf
Nav
Low
4%
12%
common.———1
common
Iron
18 %
89 %
8%
—*
—
——
Range Since January 1
Range Since January 1
50
100
7%
100
Street
Shares
High
100
«
...
Cincinnati
for Week
18
—
Churngold
Range
of Prices
1%
Champ Paper & Fibre—
Preferred
Sales
7
21'A
Federal
Week's
Low
7
—„
Shares
23
11
common——10
Cleveland
Detroit
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
1%
*
common.———*
Detroit-Michigan
.
for Week
High
4%
23
Burry Biscuit common—.12%c
23
Sales
Range
Low
Baldwin Rubber common....4———1
Capital City Prod
Jan.
Week's
of Prices
Jan
48r,«
678
Jersey capital 1125
Oil of New
Studebaker
Exchange
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
2
300
2%
200
51c
1%
Jan
Jan
9%
9
Jan
Lakey Foundry & Mach
Jan
70
Jan
La Salle Wines common..
2
2%
2 ¥4
500
2 V«
Jan
10
Jan
2'A
Jan
Jan
69
Masco Screw
1
1%
1%
125
1
Jan
1 %
Jan
1 %
1 ¥2
100
58
Jan
IPs
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
Products
common
2 ¥4
Jan
2%
Jan
*
Dow
Drug preferred
Eagle-Picher
,
Formica
Found
Art
Randall
Pumps
U
S
S
A
common
J.
„
preferred-.
Jan
20
Jan
1
Jan
1
Jan
20
Jan
22 %
Jan
Jan
2*A
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
40
27 %
623
Printing
51
50
__
16%
2%
26
1%
2 'A
857
1%
Jan
21/4
Jan
1 "8
19
»
Preferred
2'A
26
lVa
15
1 %
Jan
1%
51%
910
50%
19
19
3~T%
3%
40
-
104'.,
30%
3%
40
.
31%
3%
40
17
5
135
48%
Jan
511
Jan
17
Jan
19
Jan
104
Jan
105
Jan
30%
Jan
350
3
Jan
11
,38
Jan
31%
31%
40
Jan
Jan
Jan
Rolling Mill
Columbia Gas
Standard
For
Abrasive
Products
___25
«
„
11%
12
11
12
Pfeiffer
Rickel
River
Car
Brewing
(H
W)
Raisin
btauUara
class
Dist
—•
see
page 468.
-3%
Shirt
Specialties
Jan
11%
Jan
U
25
10%
Jan
12
Jan
Universal
Warner
2%
600
46%
177
5%
5%
280
2
S
Radiator
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
46%
Jan
Wavne Screw
4%, Jan
5%
Jan
Young- Spring
441/4
10
.
Aircraft
Jan
2%
5,840
1%
Jan
2%
550
10%
Jan
1,380
5%
Jan
2%
—
B_
——*
1
common.—
common
& Wire....
—
.
6%
11
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
3 ¥4
525
Jan
3 ¥4
Jan
16 Va
200
14%
Jan
16 ¥2
Jan
86c
362
76c
Jan
86c
12%
5 ¥2
100
2%
300
1%
5%
2%
Jan
Jan
5 %
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
500
1%
Jan
560
13
10%
Jan
13
Jan
1%
Jan
3
150
2%
Jan
3
Jan
1%
100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
1%
710
1V4
Jan
1%
Jan
3 Va
3¥«
100
3
Jan
3¥»
Jan
5
1%
3
1%
1 %
1
—,1
11
16%
1%
,1
— ——
Products
Jan
5
2%
13
common.————. 4*
class
7 Va
Jan
5%
..1
common..L....l
common
Cooler
Jan
5
3%
—-—*
common
B
94c
6%
100
1,650
85c
16%
2
common.
common
Tube
•
*
Sheller Manufacturing common.:
Simplicity Pattern common
10%
2%
—,
common
Paper
Scotten-Dillon
Jan
100
6%
—_..l
common
62c
7%
5
10%
common
94c
7%
1%
—10
common.....—2%
MtL Prod
90c
5
7%
__50c
„
_
Motor
92c
common
Rust-Proof
Peninsular
193
45%
jq
Brands
footnotes
10%
2%
-
Motors
11%
common
Murray Corp
Packard
*
u-—;
——...—10
—
1%
common————1
United
City Ice & Fuel
General
Motor
—_:1
.
common
Hone
United
Unlisted—
American
Mid-West
Jan
104
Sugar
Preferred
Parker
26%
■
10
Michigan
,
25
140
100
Playing Card
.
..25
2%
«
.
,
7%
20
22%
*
_
Michigan Die Casting
1
1
22%
2.50
58
Micromatic
•2%
*
s
class
25
*
___
Robbins
'
7%
5
<•
i
Kroger
U
7%
*
Magnavox
Sabin
58
20
:
—
Procter & Gamble
58
—.
Hatfield
National
58
10
.
Insulation
Investment
Gibson
100
—
5
100
5
Jan
5
1%
1
100
75c
Jan
1%
400
68c
Jan
85c
1%
%
85C
VU
400
1%
Jan
85c
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
4 >A
4%
100
4
Jan
4 ¥4
Jan
.J—*
9 ¥a
9%
125
7%
Jan
9¥s
Jan
__
THE COMMERCIAL
464
Monday, February 1, 1943
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Los
Angeles Stock Exchange
23 to Jan. 29 both inclusive,
Jan.
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
,
Par
Accessories
Aircraft
Low
1.90
500
H co in
Jan
1.95
3%
500
3%
Jan
3%
30%
Jan
I
Preferred
90c
80c
8%
8%
IlOO
—
1,410
415
8%
Corp
230
28
(F W)
75c
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
1.60
90c
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan. 23
to
24%
10
24%
8
'
Jan
Motors
Paint
28
Jan
9
69%
29
68%
Jan
68%
Jan
Amerlcan Stores
7%
7%
1,574
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
American
Tel
7%
7%
7%
3,745
6%
7%
Jan
Budd
(E
G)
21%
21%
22%
1,900
Budd
Wheel
20%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
59%
a
59%
7%
750
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
195
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
a 45%
46%
631
44%
Jan
44%
Jan
5%
200
5
Jan
5%
Mfg
.10 '
common-
a46
9
Jan
Co__—.
10
210
267/a
9%
26%
&
225
26% Jan
10
Jan
26%
Jan
Prior
Holly Development
Co_
General
Lane-Wells
Aircraft
Lockheed
Menasco
Co
Mfg
Corp.
,_i
1
—1
—
Oceanic Oil Company.-—,
Power
Gas
Pacific
Indemnitly
Pacific
Corp
300
77/a
||
Jan
19
18%
1.15
1.10
7%
Jan
Jan
Salt
17%
Jan
19
Jan
Scott
97%c
Jan
568
15
12
Jan
2 %
320
16%
Jan
21%
36%
316
33%
Jan
36%
Jan
46%
940
44
Jan
46%
Jan
5'A
7,468
4%
30
1%
Jan
1.15
Jail
Sun Oil
33
Jan
$3
27%
Jan
United
39%
Jan
41 %
Jan
55
166
34%
Jan
36
Jan
.
23%
2.10
Jan
2.50
43%
Jan
43 %
Jan
3%
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
50
24%
25%
25%
Jan
3
15%
14%
15%
330
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
50
15
15
50
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
50
28
28 i
200
27%
Jan
28
Jan
.j._——h.^_.50
23
23
100
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
Corp—1
4
4%
1,552
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
21
38%
Jan
39%
Jan
48%
Jan
53%
Jan
A
Jan
.
Oil
...
—...
.
4%
•
,
i
Ai-
39%
39%
•
.
52%
53%
84
Invest
Corp
Gas
if
.25
preferred
Corp common..
preferred
503
-1
Mining
.
Jan
%
21%
576
17%
Jan
21'/a
6'A
104 %
11,973
5%
Jan
6'A
Jan
Jan
105 »A
Jan
■%
•
♦
103
103%
—
Westmoreland
".20
Coal
Jan
lit Jan
Jan
786
5%
21%
preferred
.li
v.
18%
—
....
Improvement common.
Jan
7%
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
35c
Jan
35c
157
8%
3%
•3%
300
a35%
36%
185
25c
21%
"
10
%
■;
303
103
21%
105
22
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
23
Jan.
48
■
5%
Jan
Jan
50
8
a77/8
.—--2
Jan
3'A
190
3%
32
3,500
2.50
35c
35c
United
Jau
100
43%
7%
4%
3%
Jan
..—
Transit
300
2.30
43 V*
2.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
.50
15
Jan
a9 %
common—
Jan
12
30%
35%
-—10
45%
46%
Jan
23%
Paper
27
a34%
~3%~
Jan
3%
35%
Jan
35%
A
Jan
Jan
A
-
33
35
32
Jan
33
.
15
—1
17%
68
17%
Jan
18%
2%
2%
200
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
4%
150
4
Jan
4%
Jan
A
Week's
Friday
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
,
for Week
Range
Last
•
Range Since January 1
Shares
Jan
Sontag Drug Stores
*
Southern California Edison Co Ltd—.25
A
STOCKS—
Jan
al7%
both Inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
29
to Jan.
A;
,.:A A
Safeway Stores, Inc
2%
21%
3,630
preferred
Dome
25%
a35%
~3%
1%
35%
200
41%
——.1
455
Jan
70
25%
common
preferred
2nd
30c
35c
35c
Jan
Jan
19
1.10
6%
27c
1,100
41 y8
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Jan
.A
Corporation
Reading RR
1,740
30c
41 %
—
67%
'18%
Pennroad Corp voting trust ctfs—... 1
558
29c
40
Warrants
79
4%
J an
130
Roberts Public Markets Inc.;
69%
Jan
Jan
x5b
435
-1
Jan
2%
25
32%
Republic Petroleum Co common—
i>%% preferred
Richfield Oil
8%
..50
Pennsylvania RR...
27%
—
Jan
3%
Philco
25%
Corp com
Pacific Western Oil Corp—
6%
3,502
Jan
32%
Lighting
700
4%
6
25%
Co
Jan
8%
Jan
3
Jan
a27%
—
3%
2%
4%
.25
25
10
preferred
Jan
3%
Jan
common—...25
Electric
&
1st preferred
5 (/o
3
——*
Light—
250
30c
Pacific Finance Corp common.—.——10
6%
415
Jan
&
65c
34
Tonopah
Pacinc
3%
'
2%
...10
Jan
%
7%
1
Co
134%
21%
Motors
57 %c
400
a%
—1
Petroleum Co—....—_10c
12%
Jan
36%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
1st
Lincoln
Jan
•69%
—
Jan
6
5%
*
Car Corp——
Hupp Motor
11%
127%
3%
5
Battery
35%
760
65c
65c
__1
Car Company—
Motor
Hudson
130
506
...
common-
Storage
Jan
35%
35
35%
'...
Co
12%
3%
;
preferred
Electric
Nat'l
Hancock Oil Co common A—
Pub
High
Low
•
133%
130
131%
common
Company
„
7%
I100
Co
Range Since January 1
High
11%
....
Tel.
&
Sales
Shares
Jan
—
Corp common-
McBean
Curtis
7%
7%
5%
■
._5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co—
Gladding
2"
.
''"
-4
Low
Par
Jan
*
Corp—
Corp
Jan
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
6TOCKS-
Jan
Jan
19
A
Jan
a69%
Aircraft Co——
General
3
XTiS
Week's
Friday
»
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co
General
Jan
Jan
compiled from official sales lists
both inclusive,
29
Jan.
Jan
7%
5
:—
Electrical Products
33%
82
Philadelphia Slock Exchange
Jan
Chrysler Corp
Douglas
a32%
Jan
8
Jan
2%
170
Jan
50
Jan
7%
82
3
3
..
10
—
400
8*%
,
1.35
175
8%
8%
8%
——
—
1
High"
Jan
48
185
8
7%
a84%
...
Low
1-05
28%
50
50
__
5
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
Woolworth
a27%
Last
*
24%
28
28
1
—
;—„—
Corp
.
*
Westinghouse Elec & Manufacturing_50
*
Corp
Steel
'
25
405
24%
Consolidated Oil Corp
Consolidated
1
common-
Aircraft Company.
Chrysler
1.50
1.50
120
1.55
33
34%
m
Inc..
Central Investment Corp—
Cessna
—
6%
34%
6%
IISO
2
Corp
Steel
..10
Co
Range Since January 1
High
Jan
Oil common,—.....
Packing
California
Low
Jan
3%
...
...
Department Store
Broadway
High
1.85
3%
it
5%%
preferred....
Blue Diamond Corp
Bolsa Chica
L010
High
1.85
1
—
Corp common
Bros
Barker
Range Since January 1
Shares
Sale Price
Warner Bros Pictures Inc—
_50o
Inc
Company
Petroleum
Bandini
Rubber
S
U. S.
Friday
STOCKS—
U
Shares
of Prices
Par
compiled from official sales lists
for Week
Range
Last
■
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
..
Int
Security Co Units of Ben
Shell Union Oil Corp—
Solar Aircraft Company
—,
...
Orig preferred
preferred B
25
preferred C
Pacific
Oil
of
*
Co—.—:
Standard
Co
1
Transamerica
Transcon
California—
of
25
Oil-.
Inc..
——
.
285
28%
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
39%
Jan
40
Jan
30
Jan
30%
Jan
28%
Jan
29%
Jan
Arkansas
Amer
Byers
(AM)
Clark
(D L)
Columbia
16
Jan
17
Jan
Copperweld
1,710
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
2
2%
300
1%
Jaxi
2%
Jan
6%
2,468
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
15%
100
Pitt
Star
17%
10
2,649
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
8%
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
200
7%
Jan
8
Pitts
& Tel Co
American Tel
Viscose Corp—
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co..
—50
————.—-5
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry—100
Aviation Corp (The)
(Del)
3
Co
Screw
Co——...—-5
Aviation Corp
Bendix
360
133%
Jan
34%
225
32%
Jan
26%
26%
295
24%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
a47%
48%
243
3%
3%
300
26%
13%
14
a35%
——5
Borg-Warner Corp———~
59%
28%
25
6%
6%
2%
2%
Commercial
all%
11%
Cities
Co
Tractor
Service
Company
,
Solvents
Commonwealth
Cons Aircraft
Corp..—.
Southern Corp
&
Continental Motors
al7%
18ft
4%
4%
Corp.——...I
3%
General
Electric
General
Foods
Goodrich (B F)
Int'l Nickel
Co
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
180
7
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
1,073
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
6%
35c
$
Jan
45c
Jan
25c
\
_
^
A--
.
•
9%
150
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
89 *A
87
84%
Jan
88 V4
Jan
4%
4%
218
25c
100
"
—
—
..
6
6
—1
common.
25c
-—5
:
2%
2%
__
10
•
■
4»A
Jan
25c
Jan
534
Jan
6
Jan
100
2%
Jan
2%
9%
Jan
9%
9%
18%
25c
100
17'A
490
i
4%
Jan
Jan
50
9%
Jan
Jan
•
•
18%
7
Jan
15 3
4
1-* CO .0
Jan
Jan
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Jan
42%
Jan
5%
Jan
300
2
Jan
2%
Jan
161
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Chicago Stock Exch.
Jan
Associate Member Chicago Mercantile ExcUauge
New York Curb Exchange Associate
Established
Members
1,744
4%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
100
2
Jan
33%
33%
327
31%
Jan
33%
Jan
a36%
36%
47
35%
Jan
35%
Jan
34%
Jan
34%
Jan
.
Phone
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stock Exchange
70
4%
1922
Olive St., ST. LOUIS
705
Jan
% Jan
700
2
CEntral 7600
Postal Long Distance
Chicago Board of Trade
Bell Teletype 3L
593
30
a 25%
25%
34%
175
7%
667
Jan
2
SI, Louis Slock
Exchange
35
34%
34%
100
35c
88'A
Jan
Jan
2%
*
1%
Jan
5%
2
♦
Jan
13%
6%
2%
...*
Co
Jan
1%
81
42%
80
of Canada...
Jan
Jan
2%
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
45
—
9
.A'
625
IZZi
__
11%
•
1%
13
7%
....*
Jan
16%
40
22%
—
Jan
2%
1%
125
A
a7%
Co
Jan
8JA
100
9'A
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan
a22%
Corp—:——.
9%
.130
2%
Jan
14
1
Light Corp_.
80
9
Jan
Co——......5
& Share
Bond
Power &
preferred
Jan
Jan
48
-__1
........
A
Electric
Elec
I7<T
1
Curtis-Wright Corp
Class
•
common.—
Jan
13
3%
6 'c
5,215
Jan
2%
15%
::io
Corp
Oil & Gas
Jan
7
Jan
16%
J25
Manufacturing
17
41%
a6'A
-i
6%
a41%
Caterpillar
Ry Co
Jan
Bolt
10%
Jan
2
59
*
—10
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp——-—*
Pacific
Canadian
3%
Jan
34%, Jan
26% Jan
&
Jan
6%
120
a28 %
——
35%
a58%
;—5
Bethlehem Steel Corp..
254
14
Jan
48
134%
11%
35c
Company
Shamrock
34%
(111)
Oil
Barnsdall
77
39%
al30% 133%
-.100
.—14
American
Armour &
a39 %
—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
8
.*
Supply
10
9
ZZi
Fireproofing Corp
Pittsburgh Forgings
10
10%
$
Fuel
Jan
120
7
WW
common-
Gas
200
16%
-
Nat
Ruud
.
_
Jan
6%
2%
—5
Refrac
Jan
1%
Jan
5
•
2%
11%
III5
19%
Jan
100
10%
7
2%
•
-..A-
Walker
Mountain
1
...
Brewing
Harbison
Lone
Steel
Products
Electric
Fort
16%
10%
2%
>'•'
•
Dusquesne Brewing
6%
17
10%
<0
Jan
1%
A":6
75
1%
6%
...
Electric—......
rH CO
336
19%
1%
6%
'"v
'•
Wf*
common.————_
1,264
6%
19%
■
common.—
Candy—
Gas &
17
~2%
a
___*>
.......
6%
Co
...—
30%
Stocks—
Smelting & Ref Co
Gas
"
Renner
Unlisted
Nat
16%
—10
Aircraft
497
Allegheny Ludiuni Steel..
Blaw-Knox Co
29%
5
Air..——
Universal Consolidated
Vultee
2
—.
Western
&
Oil
Union
Corp
10
40
30%
28%
16 y8
California.—_—*
Sunray Oil Corporation——..—
1,225
40
30%
30%
25
—
Southern
28
21%
——25
6%
5%%
33
33
Jan.
23
to Jan.
29 both
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
'
International
Kennecott
Tel
&
Libby McNeil & Libby
Loew's
common..
a29Va
30%
120
5%
5%
415
a 43%
43%
Robbins
Montgomery
Inc..
Ward & Co
Central
North
American
North
American
RR
Oil
Co
12%
10%
11
505
10%
11%
631
Seaboard Oil
Sears,
Co
Roebuck
of
&
Standard
Stone &
Oil
of
Co
25
25
367
12%
12%
246
5%
6%
1,406
15%
232
al7%
18%
62%
10
15
all
12%
Jan
10%
Jan
11
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
12
Jan
2%
24
12%
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
59%
60%
10% Jan
a28%
28%
25
a48
48%
Jan
Jan
11
17%
Jan
90
24%
43%
211
11
5%. Jan
Jan
47%
Jan
5% Jan
6%
Jan
4f%
10%
25
280
11
•
a81
81%
5
a28%
29%
188
United
Corp
*
fV
100
For
Corp
(The) (Del)
footnotes
see
page
468.
'
u
6%
A
5%
Low
50
Dr
42%
Jan
43%
Jan
9%
Jan
11
Jan
27%
Jan
31
Jan
35%
215
17%
Jan
1834
Jan
Pepper common
_...*
15%
15%
100
12 %
Jan
15%
Jan
25%
25%
23
Jan
26
Jan
....
common
........
Huttig S & D common
l
7%
~8
100
common
~5%
*
301/4
5%
...
International
Shoe
Rice-Stix
Scruggs-V-B
Inc
M
Jan
Alum
Electric
Louis
Car
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
35c
Jan
6
7%
8
125f
4%
30
5%
35c
20c
200
5%
30%
675
3%
497
■
Jan
5%
Jan
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
5
15%
162.
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
951
14%
Jan
16
Jan
12%
11
Jan
12%
Jan
17%
18%
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
*
8%
8%
60!
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
—100
40%
40%
5i
40%
Jan
40%
Jan
8%
Jan
*
common
preferred
common
common
16
1
18%
9%
9%
*
7
1
15
9%
98
100
26'A
25%
9%
98
9%
7%
26%
100'
2,330
22 It
-
9%
Jan
Jan
98
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
553(;
24 %
Jan
26 %
Jan
85
Jan
85
Jan
90%
Jan
91%
Jan
7%
Jan
98
87 f
320!
75!
Jan
9%
Jan
1
Bonds—
L
7%
Jan
16
*
*
common
Wagner
St
ft Jan
2nd
Jan
12%
common
preferred
Steel
7%
5%
16
common
St Louis Pub Serv class A
15
15%
Dry Goods common..
Car
30
346;
common—.
Bearing Metals
National Candy
Louis
Sply
%
Jan
5%
.—20
common
Midwest Piping &
National
common
.7
120
35c
—.100
Preferred
7%
6
*
..—5
Hydraulic Pressed Brick
St
Jan
155
18%
Hussman-Ligonier
Jan
27%
6%
35%
...—«
Falstaff Brew common
St
High
Jan
18%
Scullin
40
Aircraft
6%
35
Sterling
United
Range Since January 1
common.—..1
10
43%
10
98
1,276
i
Shares
jLow High
Par
common^..—l
common
Laclede Steel
Jan
Jan
6%
V-
of Prices
Bottling
Shoe
Coca-Cola
Jan
Jan
4%
7%
':A
A
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod common—5
6%
1,370
a24%
Corp
Jan
15%
5%
25
Co
Jan
Jan
5
5%
Texas
Corp (The)
3%
25
14'A Jan
5%
6%
Inv
;
Ely & Walker Dry Goods common—25
Jan
a7%
a
v;
for Week
Range
■
Jan
12
16%
1
Oil
10%. Jan
300
*
AAV
American
25
Inc
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
■■
17%
•
Corp
Assoc
Jan
17%
25
Water
Jan
Jan
5%
17%
»
capital!
Union Carbide & Carbon
125
11
Swift & Company
Tide
7%
30%
Jan
70
a61%
6%
:
(New Jersey)
Webster
Studebaker
600
*
Del—
Co
Ind
3%
15%
*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Oil
50
12
3%
3%
1,185
...♦
Southern Railway Company
Standard Brands Inc
Standard
al2
12%
Corp
Jan
Jan
Brown
11%
.50
5%
82
11
Co
Steel
36%
12%
11%
Radio Corporation of America
Republic
a36%
30
25
1
Inc
Company
RR
14%
*
Aviation
...
Pennsylvania
7
al4%'
*
Ohio Oil Company..——.—.—....*
Packard Motor Car Co
*
Pure
~5%
.—18
;
6%
50
7
—
&
York
7
•
Inc
McKesson
New
*
Tel..
Corp
Copper
6s
Pub Serv 1st
extended
—1959
85
1945
mtge 5s
90%
85
90%
90%
$1,000!
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Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4147
157
465
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
V"
San Francisco Stock
Jan. 23 to Jan. 29 both inclusive, compiled
Friday
Last
Par
Aircraft
Alaska
Insur
Fund
1.85
20
Bank of California
Bishop
Oil
Byron
Jackson
L65
1.60
1.65
Ink
Co
*
16%
16%
17%
300
—*
1.50
1.50
1.50
100
30
California Packing Corp common
*
Carson Hill Gold Mining capital——1
25%
Central
30
24
——*
capital—
25%
1735
Eureka
Clorox
Mining
Chemical
Chem
Cons.
Co
Crown Zellerbach
1.35
Jan
39%
Jan
433
39
21%
j—
lie
Jan
117
Jan
22%
4%
250
3%
Jan
4%
12%
1,967
11%
Jan
12%
84%
85
.105
5%
5%
33 %
2.50
81%. Jan
250
•:
34
5%
50
2.50
100
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Products
Emporium
Corp—.1
Co
Capwell
4.
7%
.:
34
Jan
Preferred
Foster
Gen
(ww)
Fund
14
.
Jan
7%
'
540
Metals
General
Co..,
74
—10
common
V2
13
22
38
Jan
511
74
7%
.
Jan
40
■■
-
;
Jan
v.
1.25
200
10%
10%
.
200
46
—2%
Corp
;
74%*.;
1.25
46%.
1,405
——2%
capital
Corp
Motors
40
74%
—50
—
Ins
Kleiser
&
10%
common——10
•
~5%
5%
5%
Gladding McBean & Co.———
_*
Co,'-Ltd—1111——•
Greyhound Corp- common.^.
;—*
9%
10%
-12%
12%
15%
Paint
Corp common—i—
Golden State
Hawaiian
■
Hunt
Co
Pine
Brothers
Ltd—
44%
1,450
4%
Union
Preferred
Leslie
——
Le Toumeau
(R G) Inc
-•
Libby McNeill & Libby.
Magnin & Co (I)
March
14
844
Natomas
North
Company
'
American
Occidental
Oliver
Oil
6%
5 %
1st
Tel
Serv
Universal
Vultee
Tel
&
Philippine
Waialua
Wells
R E &
Dist
&
P
R Co
Ltd
Preferred
Tel
T
9
1.10
7
Jan
Armour
Cities
7%
10c
158
29
both
Co
Jan
,
Bond
Jan
y
General
Jan
'
Hobbs
Jan
Idaho
Corporation
Electric
Co.
Alberta
y
Pacific
Grain
class
Preferred
Algoma
Aluminium
Asbestos
A
International
Nickel
common
...
Jan
N
North
Y
Central
of
*
•:
.
Cons
Ltd
Onomea
Packard
7%
R
R
North
Associated
Bathurst
Breweries
Motor
Brazilian
T
L
&
14
100
145
Bruck
Silk
Building
15
16%
Mills......
Products
Gold
145
!
60
55
563
192
*-w
100
*
...
1;
Shares
Inc
Raaio
47%
Preferred
Canada
North.
Power
Canada
5 %
Steamship
preferred
Canada
4%
Bd
so
151
<
4
92%
Calif Edison
,
Wire
So
Standard
California
Ltd
151
Jan
Standard
Jan
15
Jan
Studebaker
Jan
7
9
Jan
common
Title
Gas
Oil
of
Co
6%
N
Co
United
12%
Jan
2.50
Jan
Jan
Westates
Jan
Jan
7%
</*V 43
10%
;•
Jan
y
Jan
14
8
15%
Aircraft Corp
Utah-Idaho
Jan
Sugar
Co
Petroleum
West
Jan
Western
Union
»
Canadian Bronze common
Preferred
;
7%
participating
Celanese
Preferred
Canadian
•
33
preferred..
common
25
*
High
2
Jan
4
Jan
49
Jan
108
685
1,088
Jan
516
Jan
•
210
•
146
559
133
•
3
8=
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
149%
Jan
141
Jan
40
16%
Jan
Jan
•4: 100
23%
•
Jan
3
common
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
•
25
Distillers
Seagrams
Preferred
Dominion Glass
common
Dominion Steel &
Dominion
Stores
Dominion Tar
Dominion
Eastern
Enamel
Famous
Ltd—
12'%
—I.•
...
Dairies
Preferred
(Charles)
see
Jan
9%
Jan
33
Jan
22
••
33
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
8%
415
28%.
525
30
139
26
27
7%
Jan
Jan
425
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
30
120
-
Jan
30
"
Jan
139
Jan
4%
635
Jan
5
Jan
8%
8%
7,825
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
9%
285
Jan
9%
Jan
40%
43%
1,911
Jan
43%
Jan
29
285
27
Tobacco
International
Power
Lake
page
the
Woods
Lindsay
<C W)
Massey-Harris
175
33%
Jan
2%
100
2Ve
Jan
33%
900
31%
35c
200
35c
4
425
Jan
890
Jan
Jan
5%
6
400
Jan
1.25
20
3%
Jan
120
10%
7%
7%
80
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
7%
Jan
405
29 %
Jan
7%
310
6%
Jan
30%
344
15c
35%
36%
155
1.85
■,
__
Jan
Jan
4%
14c
15c
33%
35C
Jan
29%
1.85
50
7
Jan
—
lie
Jan
33%
4,000
Jan
15c
Jan
36%
V
Jan
1.60
Jan
1.90
Jan
11%
12%
974
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
—
10%
10%
30
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
,'
10%
11%
492
10%
Jan
1 i %
Jan
18
18
100
18
Jan
18
Jan
y
__
7
3%
3%
100
25%
24%
25 %
27%
28 %
3%
24%
65
Jan
Jan
25 Ve
Jan
27% Jan
825
—.
2%
28%
Jan
Jan
6
6
O'f
__
11
Jan
14%
Jan
251
5%
5%
105
15%
5%
Jan
10%
Jan
6
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
Jan
11 Ve
;!
Jan
11
365
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
30%
30
30 Va
Jan
30%
Jan
28%
390
28%
Jan
29%
Jan
31%
R
5%
5%
22
30%
31%
28%
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28%
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11%
22
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949
6
14%
5%
,*
5%
540
4 %
Jan
"5%
Jan
48%
Jan
%
48%
383
6%
6%
210
15%
15%
10
29
30%
51
51
48
—
1
__
V"
51
Jan
15%
Jan
28
Jan
30 Ve
Jan
542
48%
Jan
51
Jan
100
2.25
Jan
200
7%
Jan
9c
Jan
8
10c
15c
2,580
1.40
1.50
4,100
5
5 V
5
28%
Jan
15c
Jan
1.50
5
Jan
Jan
•••'
Sales
Shares
Range Since January 1
LOW
5%
9.25
Jan
8
Jan
-
..•v-
High
5
•
for Week
Range
9.50
2.25
Jan
4%
50
Week's
5%
1.25
10
28%
of Prices
Low
Jan
Jan
15%
8
1.45
CO vu CO-
6%
5% Jan
155
2.25
2.25
.
430
4%
v.;.
High
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
540
Jan
9.50
Jan
13
13
280
12
Jan
13%
Jan
'"■•■'■■'I
28%
99
100
270
98%
Jan
28
28%
717
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
13 V«
12
13%
3,627
12
Jan
13 %
Jan
j
12%
12
12%
794
12
Jan
12%
Jan
7 %
600
Jan
7%
Jan
j
7%
14
7%
;
•
com..*
38%
36%
38%
*
18 %
17%
18%
»
10
10
10
108
100
8.90
7%
200
Ltd
_*
'
—
100
13
Jan
H
Car
Corp
:
*
22%
.4,296
33
Jan
38%
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Ottawa
»
17
Jan
18 "4
Jan
6
Jan
10
Jan
'
25
110
42
100
Jan
23
1,061
19
10%
.110
Jan
23
Jan
{
Jan
10%
Jan
I
7
13
7
Jan
440
Jan
15%
Jan
317
Jan
8%
7
1,877
5%
Jan
1,987
6%
27
2,637
7
♦
26%
26
Jan
?
6%
Jan
!
7
Jan
Jan
'
,
20
22
Jan
27
315
26
Jan
37
37
25
36%
Jan
37
Jan
45%
1,705
38
Jan
45%
Jan
41%
44
2,641
40
Jan
44%
Jan
22%
44
Jan
23
26%
43%
37 •••>.:•
25%
22
•/;
;
•
23
611
22%
Jan
23
Jan, •'
27
■
Jan
23
Jan
27
Jan
;
Ottawa L
Power
Price
H
&
Power
5%
Co
Ltd
common
preferred
Regent
Rolland
Class
St.
A
common
*
•
preferred.;
Lawrence
6%
9%
50
Paper preferred
Williams
of
Power
Canada
9%
•
Simpsons class B
Steel Co of Canada common..
•__*
".>v
10%
62
15%
15%
Jan
5%
5
5%
Tooke
Brothers
Tuckett
United
preferred..
Tobacco
Steel
y%
■ ■•
15%
55
4
30
6%
Jan
7
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
198
i
j
685
Jan
9% Jan
4%
10%
8%
|
Jan
j
j
<
;
!
Jan
!
70
62
Jan
63
Jan
j
345
14
Jan
15%
Jan
'
6
6
6%
Jam
6
9
25
2
2
725
13
285
12%
12%
34%
34%
17%
I8V4
565
14%
14%
14%
3%
__
62
3%
62
Jan
1.75
60
18
Jan
9
100
9
2
Wabasso
100
preferred...
Corp
Cotton
26
26
155
..100
155
*
■
;
...
.......
12%
Jan
9
Jan
2%
13%
Jan
34
Jan
35%
Jan
17 %
Jan
18%
Jan
14
80
Jan
15
3%
Jan
59%
Jan
38
25
10
155
bO
145
i
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
,
62
Jan
|
4%
4 %
*
49.Va
49%
„♦
•
19
2%
2%
4%
50
19
2%
4%
145
Jan
26
Jan
j.
Jan
155
Jan
Jan
48
Jan
2%
35
205
Jan
17%
155
Jan
4%
51
19
3%
Jan
j
!
Jan
!
Jan
\
Jan
•
Preferred
....
Zellers, Ltd., preferred
.100
.
21
150
21
Jan
24
Jan
24%
Jan
25
21
24%
160
24
Jan
25
Jan
Banks—
95
94
Jan
97
Jan
25
53
Jan
53
Jan
Canadian
Bank
17,855
,
;
;
■
—100
common...*
6%
7
62
_»
Corp
4%
6%
•
Knitting Mills common.—*
Paper common...
Lawrence
4
•
.100
Quebec Power
St
•
common—.__100
Corp of Canada....—
Bros &
•
Jan
975
5
j
:
•
6%
.
Wilsils, Ltd.
Jan
8%
5
,
Jan
7
23
Winnipeg Electric class A...
22
8%
5
!
i
9%
6%
...
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
5
Jan
Bank
Montreal
300
Jan
5%
Jan
Royal Bank of Canada..
-
;
35
6%
common
Car Aircraft—
Jan
Jan
8%
97
;
Jan
760
6%
♦
3%
3
22
7%
53
:
Jan
7
_»
1.25
75
14%
97
|
|
Jan
Jan
*
♦
Noranda Mines Ltd..
Jan
8%
53
}
Jan
22%
10%
10%
25
Steel
v:
50,
20%
23
.100
common
Preferred
National
y
;•
*
:
6%
7%
97
i
.
9.50
.£;;f:
Jan
25
22
34%
34%
Jan
2%
Jan
2.85
Jan
34
Jan
700
14
Tramways
Breweries
Jan
233
O
22%
Light Heat & Power Cons
Montreal
National
12%
■'
Co
i
775
'-•
34
14
common....—
...
12%
7%
Canada
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Sher.
7%
7%
Jan
'
Shawinignn Water &
80
Jan
35c
..
3
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
22%
common
Jan
7 %
Jan
7%
22%
Secord
Jan
3%
1927-4-50
468.
of
Laura
27
Jan
17 %
Jan
32%
34%
*
common
29
3,426
6%
Jan
.25
Preferred
97%
14%
-___100
ser
of
Petroleum
Jan
10%
Jan
7%
2%
'
£1
Corp
International
Jan
9%
Jan
1,105
'7%
34
y
_i..
common—5
preferred...
International Nickel
Jan
Jan
11
:
100
Bronze
95%
Jan
Can
Acceptance
International
26
11%
Jan
Jan
___•
L_
120
120
67c
5%
7%
__
Jan
Jan
4
.
Jan
3%
15%
300
34
•
49
.100
of
265
23
Jan
9%
413
7%
Sale Price
Preferred
97%
120
3%
*■
26%
11%
Jan
Jan
55c
1,360
17%
100
Ltd
26
.
Jan
3
3 %
;
Jan
■
Imperial
Jan
27
4%
3%
Jan
3
50
7%
•
„_5
Bay Mining
Industrial
—'
Jan
*
common
footnotes
V, ;-
Jan
22
"
Gypsum, Lime &'Alabastine.—•
For
Jan
9
31%
106
22
;
...
jodyear Tire & Rub pfd
20
.__*
common
3%
—
,•55
7%
—.1
——
Oil
Jan
Jan
1.25
*
Corp
Gatineau Power common.
Gurd
6
;___*
Wares
743
77%
&
Steel
7%
7%
common
Heating Prod
Players Canadian
3,886
A
> -
7%
Jan
120
10
3
5
common
97%
.100
common—.*
Jan
Jan
32
28%
2b %
Foundation Co of Canada
General
43%
•
;'_25
1
*
B
& Chemical
Textile
Dr.vden Paper
Coal
...
7
95
106
:•
_y25
Dominion Coal preferred
Jan
11
30
100
J.
9%
22
92
280
7%
138
•
.common..
—...
Dominion Bridge
99
33
8%
—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—__b
1,469
20
4%
Pacific Railway...
Plow
9%
47»
92
32
8%
Cockshutt
26 %
17%
>
__
„5
Insurance
Imperial
Jan
Jan
15
27%
Canadian Industrial Alcohol class A'__*
Jan
Jan
25%
14
1,528
7%
9%
124%
y
15
3,167
-
Hudson
Jan
12
8%
Canadian
26%
/ 6%
—
Preferred
106
27
214
7%
.
5
Howard Smith Paper common...
305
27%
___^__100
34%
26%
'
992
Bridge
*
Hollinger Gold Mines.......__5.00
1C6
._*
7%
Foreign Investments comi
Jan
550
_•
Telegraph
Hamilton
32
L- V;
33%
6%
Par
9%
22
■
92
10%
STOCKS—
24%
32%
•
;_100
....
Canadian Car & Foundry common.—•
Canadian
% 9%
676
34%
10%
_i
Coast Life
133%
65c
common.
Preferred
Jan
Range Since January 1
Jan
55c
Warner Bros Pictures
10%
18
Jan
__
United States Steel common..;
43
Jan
Jan
preferred.
Jan
415
7
50
15%
3 %
25
common.
Jan
Jan
Jan
45 %
25
J
9%
2.05
Jan
AH
*
Corporation
Guaranty
pfd
67 %
Jan
29
265
395
25
Inc..
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
1,735
25
Jan
8 %
64
15 V
4%
class "B"———*
Jan
23%
255
3%
.25
Brands
Jan
14%
12
*
common
& Cable
Jan
8
47%
__15
preferred
Jan
125
16%
92
...
Jan
4%
Jan
35%
•
Preferred—
Jan
691
•
23%
—..100
Corp..
10 %
Jan
7
3%
...*
common......
Socony-Vacuum Oil capital—
15
•
Jan
3%
650
'
...
Wall
Jan
12
:
i
8%
1,185
8
47
3%
'
♦
Corp of America
Republic Steel Corp common
Schumach
Mont
Canada Cement common
1,500
4%
35%
..50
;
Jan
>.•
Jan
10%
-
3%
*
...
capital—
Jan
Loxo
15
•7 V2
15
5.00
Jan
3
;•
20
291/?
High
14%
2%
7%
class A.
Dredging—
Jan
18%
26%
—
10
common....
Jan
7
for Week
16%
)'
v
17
Jan
34%
___l
common
Pennsylvania RR
Sales
23%
23%
^.y '
17
Jan
18%
12%
33
124%
14
British Columbia Power Corp cl A_—_*
Class
B—
*
Bulolo
8%
115
•
•
Jan
16 Va
210
130
•
1
...
25%
Jan
120
108
24%
P
15 %
200
__
cap....
Co
Pullman
Jan
Exchange
90
common..——*
Paper A—;
Bell Telephone Co of Canada..
2,050
18%
Last
24%
Power &
17
17
885
•
Sugar Company
Jan
Jan
15C
Jan
380-
of Prices
9%
•
Jan
18
•
Jan
3
;230
y-o 3 h £ 4
122%
—
Corp..
6%
17
5c
Jan
90
28
Week's
•r
Jan
18
_.*
.....
30%
212
Range
3
6%
15
>
common
Co
Jan
<
v>v". 9
Jan
Jan
698
-
Canada.
American
Jan
6 7o
15%
107
4,615
4%
.
-
33%
Aviation
5%%.
43
Low
;
6%
32
—5
common
Corp
American
Jan
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
*
...
Jan
27
___*
.
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mountain City Copper
Jan
6
Copper
M J & M & M
Jan
8
...100
^
Steel
Jan
11%
265
....
Kennecott
Jan
Jan
30%
26
1—1
....
Co—
International Tel & Tel
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
260
—*
;
Share
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
10 Vb
27
,_r*
Jan
Jan
;r
Y
Corp
Jan
27%
9%
15%
Par
4
28%
200
10
Battery Company class B__
Mary Mines Corp...
36
10%
Sale Price
100
3,394
11 %
2%
Dominguez Oil Co___
Jan
65
43
,;y,; y''-".;- yy■■; Last
<
STOCKS—
4-
Jan
30%
"265
;_3
common..
Oil
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
9.
9%
Friday,
iA- v.S;■
Jan
8
4%
5
Canadian Funds
to Jan.
29%
10
10%
__
100
Consolidated Edison Co of N
'
23
Jan
18%
Friday
Jan.
29la
16%
,
Top & Santa Fe
Corp of Del
Consolidated
26%
15
8%
Montreal Stock
■
295
16%
•
18%
50
common.
Jan
33%
151
•14%
65
1
17
common.
Jan
150
92%
*
•
_____
Jan
29%
6%
—14
•
Jan
825
4
3%
91%
151
1
common——
(111)
'
200
Corp
17
10
28%
v
520
common..—
-
Jan
2.50
Oil
17%
Jan
100
T.
Hill & Sullivan
1.10
Jan
1,706
Co
Service
14%
•
Jan
4%
27
&
Bunker
Jan
6'4
Jan y y
23%
12%
Bros
Jan
15%
20
U
Tel & Tel
Atchison
2.40
'
6
4,200
12%
Richfield
24
15%
2,255
100
&
Anglo Nat. Corp class A
Jan
18%
Jan
4,281
.
> 2.50
Roos
Jan
1,065
17
29%
.
1,055
1
Manufacturing Co._t.__—
200
17%
Unlisted—
Jan
•:y; 6
5%
-
1,225
••
Republic Petroleum Co common——1
5Va% preferred class A..
;_50
Rheem
Bank
Western Pipe & Steel Co—.
27%
_._._100
common
Agricultural Co
Fargo
35 %
9-
Jan
1
Aviation
26
Jan ;
14
100
33
common..———*
Rayonier Incorp
282
.
25%
15
24
6%
Bendix Aviation Corp
—5
Blair & Co Inc capital_.__.__.__.
1
is
Jan
-
10c
35%
Co..—_P100
24
16%
16%
10%
1
46
Jan
5%
900
27
common—..—*
—_
1.60
300
,400
•; 6%
4
24
%'
30%
10
Jan
14%
Jan
5%
32%
•
Oil.—...
common—
——
31%
Jan
7%
25%
common———100
Long
5
17
7%
7%
100
Puget Sound
Aircraft
American
Jan
■'17%
Jan
2,473
.
1.10
10c
:*
—
24%
400
5%
y
"7 P
Consolidated
Victor Equipment Co
'
2,160
14% ■■■;' y
...—.25
common
common.....
6
6%
14%
9
—25
Preferred
•
»'
:
2.40
——.25
1st preferred
Pub
5%
"■5%
common..25
preferred—
Pacific Lignt Corp
Pacific
570
-1.10
"B"_—————*
& Electric Co
1st prelerred—
5% <fo
26
6%
10
Jan
25
Jan
!:r t; 7
Jan
1——1
United Filters
Pacific Gas
Pac
Cons
Petroleum
t
Jan
7%
19%
4
•
Jan
15%
18 1' Janv-.';
46
14%
Jan
'
Jan
29
2T2O
■—____*
l.
2601
;
.
18%
——5
17%
29%
25
5%
Jan
50
6
■Menasco Manufacturing Co common—1
National Auto Fibres common....;
1
of
10%
;
Jan
6%
y
26
1
Calculating Machine.
'v
46
%
15%
700
120
....*
•
Co
•
31%-
.1
common
370
...2
12%
:•
*'1
15%. Jan
18
46
7
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Magnavox Co Ltd—
t—
19%
•
...5
46%
Jan
31%
——1
—
19
_*
California
1.25
,Jan
12
200
v
7
18
4
...50
....
Collil—llil.l.—10
Salt
Oil
Jan
Jan
19%
..10
common—
Union Sugar common
—
United Air Lines Corp...—
10%
•
Jan
9
-
290
7
10
Langendorf United Bak class Al_.
Ltd..
Oil
40
Jan
17%
*
11
Co.,
Ass'd
75%
■
Jan
14 %
.11——
preferred.
Water
Transamerlca Corp
■Elec
Hale Bros Stores Inc.
Valley
Standard Oil Co of California
Tide
14
9%, Jan
896
15%
75c
v
445
12%
Genl
Spring
3%
15c
_1
common
High
Jan
Jan
17
Sperry Corporation
3%
15c
17
common
Co
275
500
♦
Co
3%
15c
*
Pulp
Pacific
American Viscose Corp.—
Anaconda Copper Mining.
Jan
2.50
'
Fireman's
3%
LOW
15c
5
Southern
Range for 1942
High
15c
—.15
common
Jan
5%
Jan
2.50
400
7%:-
13%
—*
common
3%
„PIO
Jan
85
Jan
33
:
-Electrical
——.1
Mining..
Oil
Shares
Low
v
Signal Oil & Gas Co cla'ss A
Jan
4%
34
Shell Union
for Week
Jan
12
12%
*
-1-
Jan
Jan
1
—100
Doernbecher Mfg Co——
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
22%
—1*.
—I
Jan
6c
39%
Giorgio Fruit Corp common—.10
Preferred
30
93c
22%
Corp common.——5
Preferred
Di
t
Jan
Jan
2,400
39
common-.
Jan
5,850
■
1.35.
'
Creameries of Amer Inc
1.65
1.85
Jan
__—*
A——
class
Jan
17%
.
■: Jan
23
Jan
108
Jan
27%
Jan
7%
Jan
1.35
2,392
6c
1.25
16
Jan
6
Jan
1.50
85
10%
1
Jan
—10
Company
Ind
6c
common—l
Jan
102
265
Co
Jan
Jan
6%
,
20
—-—2
Co
Calaveras Cement Co common
California
108
Jan
Jan
5%
410
108
——_—8U
N A
2.00
80c
9%
200
7%
High
Jan
Jan
70c
3,062
6
7%
Mauricio
par
Soundview
1.85
20
6
V V2
;
Range Since January 1
550
10%
10
Inc—
Imp Diesel Engine—_———5
San
Low
1.90
80c
10%
10%
.
Ryan Aeronautical Co
High
1.85
lists
Sales
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
sales
Shares
70c
100
1
National Bank
Anglo Calif
Assoc
Atlas
Association
Packers
Low
—-50c
Accessories
STOCKS—
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
from official
Week's
Week's
of Prices
Friday
'■
•
Exchange
Canadienne
of
(Banque Natlonale)
of
Commerce
128
132%
100
137
129
16
131
132%
44
151
100
100
—100
151
26
137
140
92
128
Jan
130
Jan
129
'
Jan
132%
Jan
147
Jan
151
Jan
132
Jan
140
Jan
j
j
fhe commercial & financial chronicle
466
CANADIAN MARKETS
-
Listed and Unlisted
-
Friday
Montreal Curb Market
Canadian
lists
Week's
Friday
Last
Par
Abitibi Power & Paper common—
6%
preferred
cumulative
t7%
Aluminium Ltd 6%
Beauharnois
Power
British
British
Oil
American
Columbia
Low
Rangei Since January 1
Low
High
Exploration &
Bear
Bell Telephone of
20
Carqada—i—i--—1P0
15%
Jan
Bidgood Kirkland Gold;—-t
——1
Blue Ribbon Corp Common-—1'
—L*
Preferred
———50
Bobjo Mines Ltd
-JU:
I
Bonetal Gold Mines-4-.
+—r——1
18c"
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
18
Jan
19
Jan
9%
19%
18%-
19%
1,950
*
19
19
19
98
Jan
&
Ltd—,——
Co
Dominion
Canada Malting Co
Can North
Canadian
Power
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
preferred
65
36%
Jan
39%
15
85
Jan
90
29
29%
8%
125
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
8%
80
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
155
160
61
148
Jan
160
Jan
161
162
8
161
Jan
164
Jan
1.20
1.30
1,400
160
1"
85c
Jan
—*
8%
40
4%
205
3%
34
430
25 %
Jan
8%
98
12
200
Claude Neon General Advertising Ltd-*
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common
'_*
3c
3c
42
Ltd——
Products
Preferred
preferred
2%
2%
Brown Oil
8%
Jan
3c
225
8%
2%
3c
2nd
Jan
Consolidated
Paper
Canada
6%
135
6%
Jan
6V2r
Jail
Canada. Bread
10%
105
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
Canada Cement comm'on——
3,871
f—•
Ltd——A-—_*
Corp Ltd—
3
3%
22%
22%
75c
530
75c
**
3
50
750
3%
Corp Ltd—..
Cosmo Imperial Mills
3% Jan
Jan
22% Jan
22%
85c
Jan
Canada
'
-Class B.
24
4%
5%
Preferred
10
10%
4%
16
16
16
50
3
2%
3
615
22
Paper Co Ltd—:
.-*
7% preferred—100
Aircraft Limited-
5.00
22
50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc—1
Fleet Aircraft
Ltd——-.
4%
—
■■
*'■
20%
&
Pwr
Jari
2%
16%
3%
Jan
Jan
22
3%
4%
Jan
21
19% Jan
Jan
35
12%
Jan
14
12% Jan
15
125
2%
50
4%
30c
30c
10%
5
3% Jan
30c
Jan-
11
15%
Ltd
Aviation
6%
11
Jan
11%
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
440
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
20
5%
Jan
16%
17
4%
6%
102
3
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
3%'
325
17
17
6
F
1.25
Brewery Limited—Walker-Gooderham & Worts Ltd H
98
3%;
2%.
-
.
3%
Jan
"
6
17
Jan
17
Jan
50
6
Jan
6
Jan
1.25
5
1.25
1.25
Jan
Jan
48
47%
285
49%
Jan
49%
•
Jan
Mines—
•
Beaufor Gold Mines Ltd
—
.
Ltd-
Bouscadillac Gold Mines
4e
500
13 %c
15c
3.000
2%c
2%c
2%c
50c
6o
20
1.24
Cadillac
—1
Mines .Ltd———-
East Malartic
Mines
Eldorado. Gold
4c
Jan
Jan
15c
Jan
600
2 Vic
Jan
2%c Jan '
50c
600
50c
Jan.:
6c
1,000
6c
20
20
985
1.20
1.24
500
Ltd—
—
■
1.00
1.03
1.14
6,450
7%
300
3.95
1.14
92
92 »A
105%
21'%
26
106
23 Vs
26
81%
:
:
26
3.95
100
3,500
International Nickel $5 preferred—,
.3.95
Jan
32
33
725
31%
Jan
33
Jan
59
Jan
64
Jan
21
Jan
24
Jan
405
77
58
66
100
129
.
Jan
1.18
Jan
Jan
7%
Jah
3.50 Jan
4.00
Jan
Davies
Jan
Denison
90C
91c
2,121
78c
80c
Jan
70c
92c
100
20
265
19
Jan
20
11
620
10% Jan
11
27%
27%
—
30
4%
.
16
.4%.
/
.
8%;
Mining
Corp
65c
Ltd
,
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
150
27% Jan
,30'4
Jan
175
15
3%
100
8%
3.545
1.03
56c
1.00
7%c
15c
65c
2.5Q
1.03
56c
1.10
8*Ac
Jan
10
Jari
12 %
52c
Jan
Jan
Jari
15
Jan
16
112
Jan
121
'
25
Jan
5
,
Jan
43c
;
17
Jan
'
4:
8-,',*" Jan
874
„
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,000
95c
Jan
1.10 Jah
1,100
54c
Jan
56c
2.700
600
15c
10%c
Jan
65c
Jan,
5,085
Jan
9c
7VBC Jan
.
Jan
140
1.00 Jan
4,250
,
Jan
17Vac;, Jan
70c
Jan
6
,
68c
2.50
94c
9%
6
^
6
17c
,
17c
1,000
17c.
25c
2,000
20C
Jan
3%.'
33
3 "
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
1.00
Jan
10%
Jan
43%
Jan
Jan
83c
9%
6
24%c
-".3
94c* /'
90c
:■*,
■:
a
94c
.
Jan
2.40
150
.
9%
420
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
18c
25c
80c
10%
211
9'A
1,039
4 37 %
Jan
121
Jan
■
Jan
43 %
127
39
Jan
6
6
6
2,400
-
Jan
Jan
6
26
80
10
-
9 In
Jan
41 %
121
4
43 %
2.65
94c
Jan
75c
416,475
„
128
23%
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
65c
Jan
80c
Jan
-ii-Li—12 lAc 112 %c 13%c
10,000
10c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
( 4c .4'Ac
3,100
27%
29
18%- 20%
960
26
Jan
29
Jan
1,095
19
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
149'A
Jan
Imperial. MijilsT
—-—
*
1
:
' 23 23'A
- 70c.
-
A——-4—,70c
Petroleum
Nickle
Jah
22% Jan
aj——-If
Mines '-
Jan
Dome
Jan
91c
Jan
Dominion
Bank;
Coal
Jan
67c
Jan
4c
4
Distillers Corp—Seagrams common-'—* •
Jan
1.82
.
9Jan
100
92c
Jan
7%- Jah
;
27%
25
3
100
Jan
7% Jan
15,600
—
'
29%: Jan
170
121
.
1 -
6%
4
1.70 Jan
Jan
28
360
48%
—
1.35
125
50c
16
,48c
,15
119.
--
.
4
800
8%
28%
30%
17
'4%:
8%
10
Jan
1.70
;
7'A
,
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
10%
■
1.25
300
134
29
—
'
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
7%
29'/4
'
4
4
Jan;
77
19%
1.65
Jan
Jan
..
20
' 130
>
Consumers Gas (Toronto);-^—
92c
3c
134
1.70
2914
—
Ryi————-.za
Jan
1.75
9%
2%e Jan
3c
69
1-
,
100
20%
79c
.
2%C'
77
Goid—50c
Jan
92o
—.
—
Lake Gold Mines—.;.
McKenzie Red
15
95
.
105
Dominion
Malartic Goldfields.
64
21%
64
21%
-r
Smeltin#-———5
1.75
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines-—
Jan
8%
64
Ltd com.A——*
Petrouem
Jan
3,578
.
4—<-l*;:
Mines--_*-L^-«—• 4
Aircraft
Jan
81 Vz
130
Jan
130
Bakeries",
Cub
Jan
Jan
9%
1^—
Consolidated
Cosmos
79%
124
Jan
26
9%
lG'/a
Consolidated
■
Jan
75
Jan
24%
125V8
•
Jan
7%
4
94 >A
42
»
Jan
85c
26
Jan
106
Jan
Jan
-'"/.v.. 10
Jan
—
6c
1.20
105
4 21%
55
3 %
5%
'
Jan
92
90
50
'
Jan
Jan
9%
—20
——J
Coniaurum
,915
Jan
1.41
128
—*
50c
20
■"'
Lamaque Gold Mines ,Ltd———r.
Normetal
Jan
Jan
Nat'l
■
Jan
10
Jan
commort——————,
Commonwealth
4
4%
,
Conduits
.
Jan
3
—
Jan
""
"Z3i
Limited—:
Mines
2%c Jan
Jan
4
10
410
;
Commoil Limited
12c
Mines Ltd—.
Gold
Jan
7%
1*
Malartic Gold Mines Ltd,
Canadian
Dome
—.
4c
15c
L00
Bidgood Kirk Gold Mines Ltd-——
Central
11 %e
15c
11c Jan
7,000
14c
13c
50c
Ltd——
Jan
10
5c
3'%
4%
•
Aldermac Copper Corp
15%
Jan
4'A.
5c
;3%
,
-81%.
„
49%
Jan
9%
5c
Mining Co.:
1
Trethewey Mines—u————1
—
Central Pat Gold Mines—^.1
1.10
Central Porcupine Mihes—4———1
Chemical Research Corp——^--—---1
15c
Chesterville Larder La.ke Gold Mines—1
t 68c
Chromium Mining & (Smelt——-4.
Cochenour Wtllans Gold Mines
-.-1
92p
Cockshutt Plow Co—4——9%
Collingwood Term confmon
——*
6
Preferred ———————-*
••
6
Jan
100
17
,
'■
2%
14'A
105
Jan
.
Castle
103%, Jan
Jan
Jan
5c
..
..
Cariboo Gold. Quartz
Jan
4%c
600
U;
a
Canadian Pacific.
Jan
87
Jan
87
15
210
17
Jan
Oil
Jan
3%c Jan
30c
—
4,-———25
Preferred
1,80
Jan
—100
Dredge
Canadian
Jan
1.60 Jan
21c
;
———i-
Canadian Malartic
Jan
6
8c
II,200
21'A
*
—
Indus Alcohol Co
Jan
29c
,
Walkerville
.
3%
90
87
6%
102% 102%.
__*■
100
-16%
810
87
———
——-
80
17
87
pfd--100>
Can
3%c
24c
■
—*
A
—
1
Canadian Locomotive
55c
33
Canadian Celanese cohimon'—
Jan
250
15%
6*%
United Securities Ltd—
,
11%
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
25c
5c
common———*
Preferred
Jan
11
4%
Thrift Stores Ltd commbn„r;„,j.
6%% cumulative 1st preferred—
,
4%
5%
1st pfd. 100
cum
:»
Jan
1,80
Canadian Car & Foundry common—*—•
Jan
16
4% Jan
15%
—
cum
Provincial Transport Co
Southern Can Power 6%
"■■■
15%
——
Power Corp of Can
50
of
—
Class B
Jan
15% Jan
160
4%
11%
Teleg & Tel Co Ltd com_. 10
Massey-Harris Co Ltd* 5% pfd— 100
Melchers Distilleries Limited pfd—. 10
Mitchell, Robert Co Ltd
Maritime
Noorduyn
16
4%'
;
Jan
19%
46c
3
24
Jan
common
Can
Class A
Canadian
MacLaren Power & Paper Co—
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common.
Class A preferred—————
Jan
24
7c
4%
UOO
;
Preferred
Jan
10
35
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
Commerce———100
Bank
Breweries
Canadian
Jan
Jan
15c
300
10%
2"%
Jan
class
—J1
Canadian
Jan
2%
Jan
23%
9%
*
—
Canadian
Jan
1,636
Cable Co
——
Preferred:
Jan
15
17%
145
v
1.15
—
Bakeries colnmon
Canadian
Jan
5c
Wire
Class B
Jan
14
4%.
Canada
Jan
22
Jan
55
common-———'
———L
Preferred
Jan
Jan
14
4%
Jan
14
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
14%
6,045
Mortgage—————106
Steamship
Jan
23%
1.40
—*
——•
•
Jan
Jan
1,042
2,406
.,1,525.
,
.
4
,
—'
Packers
Permanent
Canada
Jan
5c
13%
2%
—'
Paper
10%
Canada
Can
Jan.
20
5c
International Utilities Corp class A
Class B
:
—I
5%
9% Jan
485
15
———
John
21
■i
Jan
3
325
14
Foreign Power Securities Corp LtdCompanies Ltd
:—
Voting Trust
International Paint (Can) Ltd "A"
St
4%
5c
5C
:
Fraser
Lake
.
4
■
20%
Ford Motor of Canada Ltd A;—
Jan
691
™4
Dairies Ltd
Fairchild
Jan
26
150
3%
25
Jan
2,515
5%
,—-20
————
Jan
24%
221
25%
—*'
Dominion Woollens common—,
24
25
26
24
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—*
Dominion Oilcloth & Lino Co Ltd-—*
Jan
25
16%
10
1.41
3V2
—
Jan
845
4
Cycle & MotoV preferred—100
Foundry class' A
^
:
"■
Canada
Jan
15c
9%
1.35
common
———1—„—
Preferred
Jan
Jan
65c
Jan
10Vic
7.40 Jan
1.65
,
„
9%o Jan
725
.
Jan
4%
31*
Jan
16,300
.
-Jap
18c
Jan
8c
Jan
150
Jan
29%
-
16,800
28,400
4,250
1,000
1,375
--
1
4—
Bird Mines
Camp
6%
4%
55,100
*
*4.
10%
Jan
59
24
8c
c|>mmon_i———*:
preferred
Jan
11c
Jan
19c
8O0
Jan
500
55c
8c
Mines—,1.79
Cajgary «Si Edmonton Dorp Ltd———*
Calmont Oil Ltd——
r—1
Jan
2%
Jan
Coldwell Linen Mills
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
71c
350
53c
54c
——*
Jan
■
22 Va
i-;,—24
;-i——
—
24
Jan
14%
10c
119,700
25
16%
.18%. .19%
2324
19%
12c
Jan
145%
,232.
; 16
,
Jan
13%
2,600
.
Jan
8%c
-
94,300
.
25
"45
16%
Ltd-Wi——^1
250
Buffalo Canadian—-';—^.
—*
'
3%c 3%c,
Building Products Ltd——i.,;——-L*
14%
14%:
15
Burlington Steel Co common-;—9% ;
10
Jan
34
Jan
12
.
4%
Oil4
Ankerite Gold
Buffalo
Jan
2
Dominion
5.00
Bakeries of
Eastern
8.00
—;
Ltd.*
,
Consolidated
Donnacona
13V2C
class A—-
Broulan Porcupine Mines,
.
12
Food
•
Jan
32
33
2
4
—100
A
American Oi%—
British
1.30 Jan
Jan
2
2
5% pfd-,*
Ltd
cumulative
Dub Aircraft
.
—.
4—.
British Columbia Powbr
Jan
29
*
/British
Jan
1.65
8%
5%
80c
148
12c.
18c
'4%
4%
30 30%
9%c 9%c
13c
15c
7.90, 8.15
—
BraziliaiVTraction Ligiht <te Pwr comX*:.
-
Jan
Jan
^15
Catelli
—
lsti preferred;--—25.
Brantford Cordage
Jan
1.45
Ltd—*
cumulative preferred-j.
7%
18%
300
Co
Vickers
Jan
85
——100
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
Canadian
Jan
1.85
Investments
Marconi
39%
3
18
/
85
*
cumulative
1,287
1.65
Canadian Industries Ltd class B.
7%
18%
39%
*
common
-
General
18%-
18%
Jan
3
_*
—
pfd
Ltd
50
—_100
Ltd
7'/<
3
'*
Sugar Co——*'■
Breweries
3
„*,'
240
235
6,000,
„
Jan
5%c
4%c Jan
4
235
74c;
145%,;
80c
■
Bread
Canada
Ltd
Mines,
Jan
235
235
•
146.
15%
116
Jan
19c
Beattie Gold Mines—4———————1
Jan
Jan
Jan
235
12 %C
Jan
116
151
Jan
9c
6%
50
Jan
222
14%
1,00
116
150
15
14
5% Jan
9%
21
9C
65o Jan
116
151
235
,14
,
430
Bralorpe
Canada
151
9c
■
15
—
I,100
235
400
Jan
4%c
235
;
95c
14%
High
47Ac
—iT \ 18%c
Radium—
Low'
High
—
6%
120
Packers Ltd—
High
of
80o
„*
Ltd
Co
Shares
of Prices
—
5%
80c
5'/a
*
—100
preferred.
100
cum preferred—100
Corp Ltd—,
*
-J
—.
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
Shares
Low
Par
■
Montreal—4-————-—400
Bank of Nova Scotia
1—-100
Bank of Toronto—J—
——100
Base Metals Mining Corp Ltd-1
-*
Bathurst Pow & Pap^r. class, A———*
Bank
'
SIOCKS—
for Week
Bankfleld Consol Mines--——1
20 both, inclusive, compiled from official sales
to Jan.
23
Jan.
Funds
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
i
Week's
Last
■
v
28%
.
20
'•>.
^.-^100 ;;.
preferred--——25
•
"
-4
12'A
'
149149%
11% 12 Va
•>;.'
4%c Jan
3%c Jan
10
142%
280
11%
Jan
12%
20
8%
Jan
8Va
Jan
'
Ltd---.———;1A
65c
65c
65c
2,610
Nickel———A——»aa >
Pamour Porcupine Mines' Ltd—
Pato Cons Gold Dredging Ltd——1.00
9%C
8%e
9%c
17,600
60c
60c
500
2.30
2.25
2.30
700
Gold Mines
O'Brien
Ontario
Crow Gold
Pickle
Pioneer Gold
Minec
Jan
Dominion Tar & Cherfi common——^*
1.26
100
42c
5,900
38c
Jan
44c
Jan
Dom
36c
Jan
38c
Jan
'■
68c
Jan
72c
Jan
37c
70c
Teck Hughes Gold Mines Ltd————1
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
—-—1
2.15
2.24
575
4.35
4.35
200
3%c
3 %c
4.35
3%c
Ltd——1.00
1.38 Jan
1.26 Jan
1,600
4,700
Mines
Dominion Steel class
Dominion-.Stores -'4.—;*—-
41c
42C
37c
Cadillac
Jan
Jan
1.84
Jan
1.90
Jan
3.60
Jan
2%c Jan
2,200
i
■,
Preferred
Jan
4.35
Jan
Eastern Malartic
3%c Jan
54c
500
50c
Jan
54c
38c
800
30c
Jari
38c
1.07
1.07
2.95
97c
300
2.90
Foothills Oil & Gas Company, Ltd—a.*
Home Oil Co Ltd——————-A—;a%
12 %c Jan
2,000
3,825
2.66
1.07
2.95
Jan
Last
,v 'Sale Price
.
6r/e
p'ower
L*
25c
8
82
8
85
8%
13%c
11 %e
2Vac
12c
3c
Alberta
Pacific
70c
200
5
Jan
6% Jan
6c
Jan
7c
110
110
1,000
~~300
18c
20c
5,000
13 %c
13 %c
14c
4,000
Alberta
Pacific
—
Consolidated
Grain
1
.
common-
*
85c
90c
...
110
Jan
Aldermac
Copper
Algoma Steel
Corp—.
common-
Preferred
-
Aluminium Ltd
Amm
Gold
—
2,675
2
Jan
2,800
48%
Jan
11c
14c
9c
Jan
Anglo
Huronian
Aunor
Gold
Bagamae
123
Mines
.
Ltd
—
Mines
8%
Jan
15c
9%
Jan
Jan
Harker Gold Mines.-^
Jan
Jan
115% 125 lA
1,604
106
Jan
125%
Jan
l7Ac
7,000
1 Vic
Jan
1%c
Jan
8,535
47c
Jan
55c
Jan
3
Jan
3.60
Jan
Homestead
Jan
1.57
Jan
Honey Dew Ltd
...
Jan
Howey Gold
51c
51c
54c
3.25
3.60
4,245
1.40
1.52
7,650
9'Ac
9%C
12c
3,600
1.35
8%C Jan
15c
~
footnotes
see
page 468.
21,173
1
Mines
■
-
; Jan
Jan
,
1,050
4%
3.00
3%c
55
1,535
15,000
10,000
625,
10,100
Jah
3
,
Jan
jan
Jan
13c
Jan
5
Jan
3%c Jan
63ic
Jan
2.80 Jan
,
5%
Jan
49 %c.
20
8,815
2.84
19c
Jan
Jan
.
2.50 Jan
■
Jah
-Jan
26 Vit
5
1%C Jan
5%
3%
57c
Jan
3%c Jan
5%c Jan
500
1
16
Jan
2,900
2.80
23 V*
18c 19 Vac
van
67,000
47/«
3
52c
23
3%
ll.%c Jan
300
3%c
.53
26 Va
10
3,100
—
.74
3%c Jan
895
.
Jan-
Jan
3%
3,100
3c
'23
4c
Jan
15
73
3c
6V4c
Jan
•3c.
2c'. Jan
"Jan:
51%
106
Jan
13c,
62
55
195
•
3c
5%c
15c
3%c Jan
403
14c
14%
9.45
2.90
1
7,000,
,13c
S'A^Jan
3%rjan
Jan
10%c Jan
33,400
3c
»
12 %c
22,500
3,000
>.
8
Jan
8
13c
14%
9.15
9.25:
Vat' Jan,'.
85
Jan
3e
3c
^_*
Jan
Jan
77
5%
-
Jan
27
170
26%
■
21
500
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
130
.
4%
20
.19%
a'v'.'av
13c
^
*
Jan
3.10
923
'5
55c
A^.1
'
Oil & Gas
I
For
Jan
"2.75
—1
Jan
3% Jan
13c
26M*
5%
3%
HoDinger Consolidated Gold Mines——5
Home Oil
—•
—4
3c
;6c
1
.*—*
—*
Highwood^Sarcee Oilsf
Hinde &; Dauch Paper
82
*
—
5V4
^-Al
Bridgei
Harding Carpet ——j•Hard Rock Gold Mipes^_—
5
82
;
Hamilton
100
1%C
26%
-
Jan
1.20
Jan
.
•-*
Jan
Jan
Jan
3-55
—
——1
Jap
82c
22
3%C Jan
71
74
^.4- ••-52%v52%.'
3%
3%
15%
15% 15%
3%c
3'Ac 3%c
^——50
Hallnor Mines ——A—
Jan
82
1.52
■
«
Ltd—
.
4»A
107
Jan
8%
3.60
£
Mines
MineSiJ_*
Lime & Alapastine—1
Swayze Mines
82
l7/eC
Anglo Canadian
—_^
Gunnar-Goid
Gypsum
8%
—100
-
Preferred.
Jan
Jan
1.30
Jan
221a
—
—
Halerow
107
29,100
t
1,15
21%, Jan-
4c
3%c
4c
.
Halliwell Gold Mines——;-l
4%
82
3c
-1
1
Jan
75
—
——
;
Jan
3%
;
110
4
11 %c
common—*
14c
14c
*
Mining.}—
Rubber
4
—^14
20c
3%
•
f.
Jan
9c
105%
—100
-
—1
»
Eagle Mines
Gate
.
Ltd^---—>—v———14'A0
13%C Jan
-
Preferred
3c
Jan
6%c
2%c Jan
Preferred' --—--J-;—-—*.—^-50•
V
Jan
200
7c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe proferred-——100
Ajax Oil & Gas-
Jan
1.00
5%
7c
8%
Steel.
Jan
7c
390
15c
Wares.}—-A—*
Lake-Porcupiijei————_1
Jan
11%
Jan
20
130
3c
Power
Jan
Jan
7,200
8%
3c
,
5%
4%e Jan
3,150
.
26c
—
21
Lakes
Paper rv tc
common—*
preferred
—*
Great West Saddlery; feommonj——L*
High
7c
*
;
r
.
20%
■ *
91
Jan
4c
29,860
3.50
26c
.
Great
5%
85c
.
-100
;
Oil—
&
3'Ac
——,
Minef——-p;_*
Goodyear Tire ic
Range Since January 1
20c
& Paper common—
preferred
Gas
-A,.
comipon———8
preferred—J~-—
—100
84
Gold
Sales
'
Acme
'
22
*
4%
21
—J—
God's Lake Mines
Low
Jan
6,000
"v
3'Ac
Gillies
High
7'A
Jan
8%
40
2%c
General
for Week
Shares
Jan
2%' Jan
14,500
32,800
4', *3%
Golden
Week's
Jan
7 V4
935
22%
Francoeur Gold
from official sales lists
®f Prices
Low
Par
Abitibi
1
10%
90%
25
6'Ac
1.25
;3.45
',22
Goldale Mines
Range
Friday
'.STOCKS—-;
23%
Jan
5,500
22
1.15
la
——1
Ford Co of Canada class ,A—-_A*
Funds
■
Jan
8%
5% Jan
6% Jan
235
6c
1.02
Fleet Aircraft
Toronto Stock Exchange
29 both inclusive, compiled
1.23
.
1.14
5%
Jan. 23 to Jan.
Mindfi-"—_1
Mines!.
Gold
Gatineau
Canadian
5%c
1.17
6'Ac
—j—■
Federal Kirkland——*——---——.-!
Jan
Jan
/
-
Fanny Farmer Candy;Shops—-—-—1
12 %c Jan
Jan
A.20
Falconbridge NickeLMines—..4^—3.50
Jan
12 %c 12 %c
—,*'■
.
23
20%
910
Jan
4,355
2,185
10'A
7
-7
Jan
Jan
23
40
6%
7V*
| 7
7%
? .4 ■' --.i9191
5%
a ? 4
'11%.9% 11 %.
Investment Trust-———25
Economic
Jan
35C
t:-•
•
2.24
52c
J——w——~
CoJ-—•——1
Duquesne Mining
4. East-Crest Oil
:
Oils-—
DavieS Petroleums -Ltd—i. J
——-
9%
10
Woollens & Worsteds Ltd com—*
Eldorado
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd-——-—*
Dalhousie Oil Co Ltd———
——-*
|B——I——-—25
Preferred-'-A————100
8Va*
.1
,
1.04
1.74 Jan
200
70c
Wood
Jah
*
2.30
1.83
91c
2,900
—1
Mines
Jan
4.03"
Ltd——1
Consolidated
Sullivan
Ltd
Mines
Sladen-Malartic
.
62c
Jan
1.26
of B C——1
Ltd—A-1
Siscoe Gold Mines
2.20
1.75
1.83
Ltd———-1
Mines
58c
Jan
1.00
Mines/Ltd--——1,00
Gold
Perron
,11 %C
8%e Jan
3'^
4
-'2nd ,preferred41—4-A. •'' A23 v. ;■ 23
Dominion Foundries &>Steel com—* \21%2122
Dominion: Fabrics common--——*.
.
Jan
3%
Jan
58c
Jan
2%o Jan
3vbc
Jan
10c- Jan
14c
14
Jan
14%
Jan
8.50 Jan
9.60
Jan
2.65
Jan
3.00
Jan
Jan
3%c Jan
3e
22,
-
Jan
17'Ac Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
20c
Jan
Volume
Number 4147
157-
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKSPar
Hudson Bay
Hunts Ltd
Huron
class A
—*
Mt'ge.——————100
Imperial Bank of Canada
-100,
Imperial Oil
w*
60
Class
A
*—1—.
preferred
Wicaei
International
Petroleum
Jack
Waite
Jason
Mining-
13
4,032
11%
Jan
12 A
300
11%
Jan
Secord
27c
Jan
35c
Jan
10
Jan
11
Jan
155
90
Jan
92
Jan
Wood-Cadillac Mines Ltd
Jan
Wright-Hargreaves
92
20
90
Jan
92
,39
36
39
6,212
33
Jan
39
17%
18 A
3,870
17
Jan
18
6c
7c
16 Ac 1614c
92
5.65
21,875
59C
55c
59c
4,100
55c
Jan
62c
58c 64 Ac
12,900
48c
Jan
69c
385
10
Jan
12
22
Jan
22
„
—
Ltd
—
22
3.95
31,700
10
10 A
325
l%c
1,000
79c
79'c
76c
90C
A
1
%
3.65
3c
Jan
Red
3.95
9%
Jan
10 A
Jan
2c
Jan
88c
Jan
79c
Jan
STOCKS—
•
Canada
Canada
Jan
1.00
Jan
Bud
Vinegars
Canadian
Consolidated Paper Corp
Consolidated
Sand
2.90
2.70
2.90
Dalhousie
1.65
1.60
1.66
6,900
Co
:-T
Construction
77c 88 Ac
48,648
4%
4%
11
10 A
—
Jan.'
2.92
Jan
1.70
Jan
Jan
Jan
Disher
88Ac Jan
39,915
1.68
Jan
4%
1,700
4%
Jan
11
2,830
10%
Jan
6'A
6
614
15%
15 A
580
6A
7
97 A
'99
1.95
Jan
4%
Jan
11
"Zioo
8c
1,000
48 A
365
8c
iZZIS
Mines..
48'/2
1
—
94c
—.1
_
Mines—..
47%
89c
5
Mines.——
11 Ac
_1
Jan
99
Jan
Jan
&
Power
Jan
49
83c
8,200
Jan
95c
Jan
2c
Jan
7c
Jan
4
Jan
1.22
Jail
5
125
1.70
37,108
Pipe
12 Ac
class
5%
1,500
22c
Jan
24Ac
Jan
37c
Jail
27
46 A
325
44
Jail
48 A
Trust
Company——
150
26
75
25 A
Jan
13 A
12%
13 A
35
12%
Jan
Nordon
6
Jan
North Star Oil
Preferred
O'Brien
Corp
.2,213
414 c
4%c
3 Ac
3Ac
3%c
89c
87c
Ltd
*
common
6%
Okalta
Oils.
Omega
Gold
Mines
4
65c
50c
Page
13 A
,.
Jan
Pamour Porcupine
Pandora
Caddie
Mines
Photo
Gold
Pickle-Crow
Gold
Pioneer
Powell
Power
Gold
Mines
Mines of
Pressed
Metals of
Preston
East
Mines
Oil
Anthony Gold
San
Antonio Gold
Sand River Gold
Scythes
&
Co
2%c
.1
13
Jan
Basic
Jan
Series
B-l
Series
B-2_.
2.95
Series
B-3
38c
Jan
.
4%c
Jan
25
Jan
88A
57c
Jin
63c
4c
Jan
,
2c
Jan
Fund
65c
23c
12A
Jan
1.69
Jan
<
5,550
1.25
500
55c
65
6
3,900
1.05
13
Fund
58c
4 f.
1.72
"
40c
1,229
30c
8Ac
2,000
6
23
3Ac
136 A
23.
Jan
1.44
65c
Jan:
Jan
,65c
Jan
15A
—
Ac
1514
Consol
1
End
2.00
2.14
:
2 Ac
2%c
.2,000
25
27 Ac
6c
A 8
Jan
Jan
Jail
40c
9 Ac Jan
,29c
18
Radio
%
10
;
15 7
Jan
15A
Jan
Preferred
Steep
Straw
2c
Jan
1.75
Jan
1.86
2c
•
:
6c
Jan
2.14
Jan
1,600
Sudbury
Sud
45c
com...*
-i
13,209
6.25
286
^.75 Jan
10
J 10
200
ISA
Jan
Jan
,
1.40
,
...—*
45c
44,400
4%c
,500
12
25
.4 1.25
1.45
7%
7%
4%
Mines—...
^
*
.
1
class
Fidelity
Jan
Uchi Gold
Mines
Union
Co of
Gas
pfd
First Mutual
6.25
Jan
Fixed Trust Shares A
Jan
Foundation
10
_
Fuel
United
Invest
Oils
United Steel
—
class
—
.
—
Jan
Fundamental
Inc——3
17.41
95
Jan
Fundamental Trust Shares A—a
4.09
44c
Jan
Jan
2!)c.
Jan
3%c Jan
10
8%
45c
■
Jan
B
—
Oils
Preferred
Agricultural
Jan
4A
100
4%
Jan
For
footnotes
see
page
if
Jan
18 A
Jan
Aviation
59%
Jan
62A Jan
70
5
7d
Jan
70
4.62
l'5-l
Jan
shares
1.78
Electrical EquipmentFood shares—
7.47
Jan
12c
Jan
General
6.02
bond
Fund,
Spencer Trask
State St
6.62
Super Corp
1.60
Jan
Investing
4c
Jan
Merchandise shares-
Jan
Mining shares—.
4.82
5.31
1.38
1.47
2,700
Jari
Petroleum
5.23
5.76
2.72
3.01
Railroad
10%
10 A
400
2.12
2.20
5,135
75c
75c
10
75c
60c
60c
60c
300
6Qc
70
90
4%c
6'-<.c
5,100
6A
6%
10%
560
1
5c
33
_.*
8c
__
34
8c
440
1,000
Jan
10 A
lj.85 Jan
50
70
Jan
6
32A
Utility
2.90
3.20
4A
580
17,200
4.40
4.40
4.55
475
11 AC
15c
29,900
4.50
8,677
148
49
485
3-30 Jan
47
Jan
19
19 A
175
19
4.25
shares
—
AHuron
Holding Corp.
Income
Foundation
.1
Jan
Fund
10c
18c
1.31
1.42
5
15.75
16.94
*
1.97
11.71
Jan
Institutional
Jan
4.60
Jan
Aviation
Jan
4,50 Jan
19%
6.23
12.80
13.62
66.55
71.49
2,12
Fund
—
C
D
A Series
1
1.82
4.67
1
_
__
1.89
1
—
5.39
—
■
—
Shares—
A.
ASeries B
1
1
—
Oil
__
_
..
—
__
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs—•
Class
_25c
36C
Industry Shares- _25C
67c
B
—
Jan
Jan
United
Bond
series
B
C
Fund
75c
21.33
—
___
_
Bank
B
12%
A.
1.34
—
Group shares
Group shares
Co
of
6.53
1
14.24
__
—
15.68
Ltd—
—
Insurance Group shares
Investment
18.13
5.79
_
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares
Wellington Fund
Securities
23.31
16.58
A_
12.84
Jan
Jan
•
8.56
—
2.23
Incorporated Investors
Independence Trust Shares
4%
.
5.61
of Amer AA— —I
Stand
Series
Inc
10c
—
1.24
15c
1
—
•
Series
Series
'
Jan
49
3.62
Investment Corp..
A Series
Trusteed
Jan
,
A
Trustee
3.45
Jan
Jan
8Ac Jan
9Ac Jan
3.95
95c
;
7.85
1
Jan
Jan
34%
5"Ac Jan
4%
1.24
•
3.96
6%
Jan
4*4
.
4.40
3.59
Common
1.18
4.35
3.99
8 Ac
Jan
4%
13 Ac
3.12
—
Tobacco shares-
t
1.24
•
RR Equipment shares.
Steel shares
Jan
70
4%c Jan
shares
Jan
14'/2C
82.47
.2 A
Shares
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
4.76
shares
Jan
72C
Jan
Jan
3.49
4.52
Jan
51
Jan
-
12c
4.10
—
Jan
2.20
90c
Jan
5.75
3.11
Inc
8.21
.
75c
75c
4.85
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
4.39
3.98
shares-
Jan
2.25
Shares—10c
Sovereign Investors
l3.sc
1.55
Inc
42c
12.75
6.30
Jan
'
J-
37c
5.72
Jan
^
1.87
11.92
Selected Income
Jan
Jan
10c
(MM
——1
Fund
Chemical
Jail
2.25
1
'
.
80.83
(Geo)
Selected Amer Shares
lc
1'.40
—1
6.04
■10c
T-*-'
1.83
2.30
——_
5.49
1,000
Jan
•
ZZZi
4.74
shares
5.64
38%
—
Building shares
Jan
ctfs__
5.94
shares
6.83
1,000
1;46
Trust
1953
6.21
lc
5.1,895,
Trust
4.30
shares
4.09
5.12
5.39
Quarterly
5.73
6.79
9.44
3.70
——
—
Republic Invest Fund—
5.20
7.65
6.17
8.58
Mm.****"''
—
8.91
6.95
—
Plymouth Fund Inc
29.52
4.28
1.68
70
10.40
Amer
Putnam
Jan
common..*
468.
4.90
27.45
Corp_
shares
Automobile
60
95
*
7.33
9.46
stock
19.08
.
6.10
8.10
6.66
Series 1958
Group Securities—
18 A
25
*
Capital
Jan
500
5.54
Series 1956.^.
3.77
3c
»
—
General
General Investors Trust —1
4%c Jan
7%
51
1
•
n
1
...
Walte-Amulet Mines, Ltd
Walkers^Gooderham Worts
Invest
;
8.22
...
Series 1955
'*3.80
65c
.
Vennilata
3.25
10.38
7.47
——_
5.26
9.44
—
Series
8.18
Shares A...1
Trust
10
Jan
•
.
5.31
8.44
4.77
—
——
——
Amer Bond
North
1.70
4.76
5,900
...50
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Ventures, Ltd.
;
3,500
—
A.,
8
16.45
1.54
Fund, Inc.
Fund...
Jan
8
■
United
Trust
1^10 Jan
13c
.
Canada
Industrial
15.28
•
Inc.—
Financial
Jan
1.05
Jan
51
.
Fund
Jan
85c
1.45
13c
7.67
equipment-
Railroad
Steel
Jan
...50
1
Railroad equipment...
26 A
No
12A
1
A
11.05
4c
.
11.60
Fund
Oils ———
26.00
26
71c
1
_
preferred.
Exploration
Finance
10.40
86%
10A
*
10.76
Insurance
18.61
3c
5
6.33
Metals
17.51
lc
1.47
5.72
stock
Electrical
1.17
1.50
_1
....
Canadian Oil
Corp
Toburn Gold Mines.—.
Trade
1.06
24.18
Jan
450
stock series—
Machinery
Fund—
62 A
1.60.
4.15
5.72
Chemical
68 Ac
1
1
(G)-,Ltd common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Elevator
Stock
6.67
3.74
...»
Bank
5.45
70c
-
-
6.05
Building supply
4.85
25c
5.91
5.18
—
18.12
3.15
2.50
1.22
5.47
....
Automobile
16.76
1.51
—
.1
Tamblyn
Towagmac
4.10
.-I
3.07
1.11
1
Agriculture
Jan
i
Toronto
100
•
25o
New York Stocks Inc—
1.50
*
....
Mines...
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd
Texas
27
111
—1
j
7.87
bond series.
New England
10
shares.
10 Ac 10 Ac
—
—1
-10
series
Preferred
Equitable Invest Corp (Mass) .8
Equity Corp $3 conv pfd
.1
;
70
/.■ 1.60
Gold—
9.91
Inc
series...;
Income
118
100
Fund—..1
18
70
'
9.35
9.07
Fund
7.15
Securities—
Low priced
27%
Howard—
&
250
,
8.70
voting shares
Bond
2.37
Shares
860
4%
Fund- —1
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
2.37
1
62
—
—
—.25
Mines
Cons
100
.7,600
19.30
series B shares
(Md)
25%
39c-
89
90
43c
12
18 A*
common.;
Basin Mines—
Contact
8%
34c
..
7A.
River Gold...
Sullivan
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
81c
87
—
Beach
1.97
10
.......
Balanced
2%c Jan
"25
Jan
94c
4%c
Company..—.
Iron
Lake
Eaton
Jan
A 2.00 Jan
Jan
500
41c
43c
__1
Materials
—1
Rock
Sturgeon
1.97
—.1
preferred
Dividend
:
4.25
17.95
....
t'
52,200
.
Invest
Nation-Wide
Forster Insurance—
D
Jan
18%
8%
100
——i
.
Canada
mod...
B
3.55
1
2d
2.08
1
c
6.25
.6.25
4,—:
of
31 A
.1
preferred—
&
-10c
Investors
Aviation
Jan
76c
81c
•
Petroleum.——.—
Preferred
SteehCo
29 A
.10c
....
Trust
Mutual
y-e
Jan
80c
—50c
Mines——1
Stedman: Brothers
Trust—..—1
Cumulative Trust Shares—
Jan
24
400
33.70
4.15
Forster common
ACommon
142
,
33.03
....
Investors
Mass
142
3.82
mod—_.l
ACC
&
%
Crum
Jan
33,120
25c
18 %
Chemical
Standard
137
1
AA
Series
ACrum
Jan
25
common——.
&
Common
Mass
2,375-
—1
AA
Series
Jail
Jan
10
Sayles Sec Fund-
Maryland Fund Inc
'
preferred————
Paving
100
2
Accumulative series
21A
9,305
1
Mines———'
Standard
9.98
Diversified Trustee Shares—
2.00
——.—*
Standard
3.45
27.05
9.22
com—.100 2,275
Delaware Fund
—25
Sladen-Malartic Mines—
South
2.85
25.16
;—1
Jan
2.02
*
Ltd
1
_•
Securities
Investment
Series
Jan
'
Gold
Ltd
Jan
6C
V;
50
..1
Fund
Inv
Fund————
23
2.14
A
Silverwoods
Preferred
Loomis
6.13
81.50
13.61
(Colo)
Jan
6V4
—
5.56
79.87
Fund—
23.93
y 4%c
100
3.48
Knickerbocker
12.42
Jan
134
9.26
3.13
22.12
Jan
•
12.51
8.41
„1
Corporate Trust Shares..
Jan
1.95
Jan
11.37
S-4.
Jan
Jan
y.'.—TJa Jan
.
9.15
S-3
Inc.—_5
22
83
17.03
S-2—
Loomls Sayles Mut Fund—.
3Ac
215
V
26.28
15.48
Series
15.02
210
142
23%
30.77
23.95
13.97
500
.7
29.06
...
..........
—.5
Ltd—
Preferred
Jan
1.86
Jan
.
814c
3Ac
__
1
Simpson
Inc
Commonwealth Invest—;
2Ac Jan
Jan
■
Ask
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc-
Jan
3%c Jan
■
Jan
■
Jan
58c
7
25A
10
1.34
Bid
Series
Investing—
preferred
Boston
53c
Nat
A6%
.
4
18c"
3 Ac
Sigma Mines < Quebec)..-
Siscoe
Par
Keystone Custodian Funds—
2.70
A Common—
72c
90c
,
1.85
22%
—
—10
Mines——.
Dairies
Ask
7.11
3.18
Jan
3,550
.
29
Industry Shares™..—10
1.10
'
Jan
40c
'.
Jan
Series
Bankers
Jail
773
,
Jan
7c
5 Vb
10,150
23
Mining
Gold
Jan
4Vn
2,000
59c
136 A
Mines Ltd
Gold
5%c
;_5
Jan
4
2,275
6%
'•
Rouyn, Ltd—
—
1
Shawinigan Water & Power—...—*
Creek
1,500
3A
21,840
1.01
58c
.; >■—
Senator
Sheep
Jan
6c
Ac
1.35
2%
2,000
1.95
..100
preferred—.
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
19c.
Jan
Jan
62c
.5,615
4c
5%
*
;
—
Mines
St Lawrence Corp class
2%c
Jan
1.05
1
•5c
Jan
•
1.00
;
St
Jan
13c
4,320
15.19
'
1.86
L
,
0
common...
2%c
8,600
13.98
6,500
6%
i—.......—0
—.
1,000
15c
1.32
12.66
17,150
1.91
—1
Royal Bank of Canada—
Industries
2%c
1.24
1.31
K-2
Jan
62c
1.27
65c
Queenston Gold Mines..—..
Royalite
2%c
12 Ac
1
Series
50
6
—I
Jan
Jan
9
11.53
Jan
18c 20Ac
58c
24A
10.72
3%c
60c
1.34
Jan
1
91c
214c
—„.l
Jan
24
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Christiana
C——.—.2
9
20
Jan
44A
3%c Jan
92A
1.70
20
24 A
8.33
75c
92 A
1.85
Jan
8 A
24 A
13.88
Jan
Quemont Mining
Riverside Silk Mills...—
Russell
1.10
B-4
93 *
—1
Lac Gold Mines—
Jan
K-l
A7%
Roche Long
78c
Series
Chemical
America.——1
Dome
4.500
Scries
3 Ac Jan
3 Ac
Mining———,;—
1.10
19 VB
Century Shares Trust
Rouyn Gold Mines...,
Gold
1.00
5%
Jan 1"'
Corp of Canada
Premier
Jan
Jan
1.00
12.53
Jan
—
B
1.00
26%
5%
6 Ac
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
11.50
1,500
13
40c
1.00
26 %
2.69
Investing_10c
33,900
Engravers
Jan
40
300
—_2
400 :
53c
99c
29c
1.00
26%
Shares
Foreign
Stand, Oil
6Ac
20c
1,910
Jan
Assoc
25c 25 Ac
99c
38c
80
American
5Ac
l-
Jan
Jan
Bullock
>.1
78
Jan
Broad Street Invest Co
—1
50
46
Jan
Mines—
78
Jan
36C
Jan
Malartic Gold.——
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd.
Jan
128
Jan
Partanen
Perron
3 A
Jan
13 Ac
61c
Jan
Jan
11 %c
...._•*
3
2.46
Corp
8 Ac. Jan
Ltd.
1,400
17%
Holding
*8%c Jan
Ltd—i—,
Jan
3%
Jan
1.00
6.54
Business Shares—_L_1
12,834
92A
1.40
^10
AAmerex
91,900
*
Jan
_1%
9%C
;
1.00
26%
Bid
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
8%c
;*
927
36c
5
Aeronautical Securities.
6 %c
Tubes
Horsey
1.40
Jan
;:650
•
10 %c 13 Ac
...l'
8
Investing Companies
13c
....—
Jan
26%
—
9 Ac
Oils Ltd..
Pacific Petroleums
6%
6A
78
*
—
.1
.
High
Jan
25
.3
—*
—
Par
Canadian
•Pacalta
1.25
Low
6
Quotations for Friday Jan.
.Jan
1,000
72c
51c
71/4
——„___1
———1
Mines
Ontario Nickel Corp.———
Range Since January I
High
40
■:
68,902
4
72c
.■.*
—;
——...
1.10
-'{■"4
.—I
Shares
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Jan
26
1,000
91c-.-.
1.05
—————5
Gold
38,'
16
43%
I
—•
Mining
for Week
8 A
——
Mines—
Temiskaming Mining
Sales
Range
125
2,415
,v
128
40%
1
Mines
Normeral
46
127
...»
Oil
Norgold
i'.V
43 A'
...100
Week's
100
Jan
A
6%
Noranda Mines
Funds
of Prices
—
American
Nat'l
Jan
—*
Jan
44
Jan
6c
100
—-
Jan
24 %
614
.W
Jan
9 Ac
Jan
7%
*
Jail
28c
203
25 A
___*
3.50
Jan
6c
Jan
22,500
26
—
Jan
9c
10
Jan
27
614
A
2.80
1,500
.*
Jan
1.70
■
35c
—20
National Steel Car
7,975
6c
7
common
Mines
Jan
lie
1,000
*
Preferred
Lake
Oreille
Jan
5 Ac
22c 24 Ac
common—
3.05
9 Ac
6c
Jan
l%c
500
31c
34c
Jan
Jan
26%
Ll
—*
Jan
A'
Jan
8c
47
4614
Porcupine Mines——..
Light Heat
Jan
14,500
5
.
7
2c
1114c 1114 c
1.67
Pend
94c
V2c
1.44
;L.'
Canada—
Osisko
Jail
5 Ac
1 Ac
2c
1
—
Jan
Jan
Oil & Gas
Selections
6%
15%
5Ac
Jan
3 Ac
3%
Langley's Limited preferred
Jan
92 A
23
Jan
2 A
345
—
Humberstone Shoe
Jan
Jan
6
•Jan
6
—
preferred--^
Bridge
Foothills
5A
237
■„
2
20
2 Ac
40
6
Oil
Steel
Dominion
14A
^' ',80
7
...
'
2,202
15%
—20
Jan
126
6,700
2.90
1
Jan
1,95
2A
Low
Marconi
Jan
1.75
Jan
inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
*
19 A
1.55
Jan
3 Ac
Par
—
21A
2.30
Jan
3
97%
22 A
*
Jan
70c
3c
Jan
9 Ac
6c
Sale Price
-;Z'' '
Jan
7,125
both
;
■
A
88'/a C
29
Breweries
18%
_
3.05
•
<•
Last
Jan
lc
9,150
Jan
Jan
2%
3c
Friday
Jan
60 Ac
94
2 Ac
•
2 A
•
Jan
7c
20
.
Mines
Gold
Sewer
320
Jan
Jan
Jan
170
Natl Grocers common.-—...
Nat'l
1,000
2%
*
to Jan.
295
common—
Lake
Gold
Corp
85
2 Ac
2%
Canadian
23
Jan.
19%
Oils. Ltd—.
Moore
97%
2 Ac
—
Toronto Stock Exchange-Garb Section
Jan
21%
——
Model
Knitting
21
——...—
Graham
Montreal
97 A
97 A
1
«
.
'
Jan
5.65
5c
43,000
90c
88c
Exploration—.
Mercury Mills
Mining Corp of
Moneta
Jan
Mng
Mills common.—
19 y4
L—————
McWatters
12%
Mines
19 %
—U_
—
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
McLellan
Jan
—.1
21
common..
...
McDougall-Segur
McVittie
12
—
—
common.
McColl Frontenac Oil
McKenzie
375
A
High
16Ac Jan
..
Oil
Massey-narris
Preferred
—
—
—
Preferred
Jan
12
Low
9Ac Jan
Ac J&n
4.75
-
1,125
7c
1.95
Preferred
1,000
l%e
Fields.
Milling
Jan
2
3,85
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines—
Red Lake Gold Mines
Gold
13c
5%c
j
Ltd—
1,000
3.95
—_
—
Mines,
Jan
22
„
B
5,500
6c
7c
Ltd
class
11%
12
,,
Candy Shops—
Mines.
Leaf
48
Jan
25
Jan
Gold
Jan
12
Jan
40
Jan
58c
Mines
Madsen
Maple
Ymiv-Yankee
5.10
22c
190
High
21
———^
York
5.60
Jan
45%
Preferred
Jan
3c
19c
44 A
45%
a
Class B
Jan
A
600
—100
Wiltsey-Coghlan Mines.
Winnipeg Electric class A.^——
310
A
19c
common
2,000
2 Ac
Groceterias
Malartic
Ltd
92
..
19c
preferred. ...100
10%
91
18'/2
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Maeassa
Jan
2 Ac
Lebel Oro Mines—
Class
Jan
12A
,•
(Geo)
Preferred
Flour
33c
92
———_
Loblaw
13
.
Canada
10 A
■
Lake of Woods Milling common
Lamaque Gold Mines
Lapa Cadillac Gold Mines.
Little
Jan
Jan
16 Ac
Mines,
Gold
60
158
1
—
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining—
Dufault Mines Ltd——
Leitch
Jan
Jan
6%c
—
Lake
Laura
60
157
Range for 1942
Low
1
—
28c
_*
—_———
Mines
Shore
15
29
1
Kerr-Addison Gold
Lake
Westons
60
—_;i.—————1
Mines
Jellicoe
Western
1214
common———_*
—
Jan
12 >/4
—.-100
International
10
158
Shares
12%
Wendigo Gold Mines
60
for Week
Par
Jan
Jan
8
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
28A
13
100
..
35
STOCKS—
Jan
158
.
-
—
27%
12 A
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary,.5
Inspiration Min & Dev
.Ll
International Metal common A
l-.
Preferred
980
10
8
Erie
&
Range Since January 1
Low
28 A
28
Week's
of Prices
Last
Shares
,
High
Low
28 '/a
Friday
for Week
of Prices
-
Mining & Smelting—.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
467
America—10
75c
83c
Investment
Banking
Corporations
1.05
1.15
18.71
20.34
ABlair
9.94
10.16
AFirst
&
Co
Boston
1
-—
Corp
—-
.
13 3
75c
53c
10
a
14%
A
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
468
Monday,-February ' 1,; 1943
OVER-THE-COUNTER MARKETS
Quotations for Friday Jan. 22
Insurance
Companies
'
'
Bid
Ask
10
139%
144 %
.10
51%
53%
Par
Aetna Casual Si Surety
Aetna
;
10
Life
Aetna
Agricultural
of
Maryland
19%
14%
15 %
Merch
&
Mfrs
American
Re-Insurance
10
47%
50
,10
12%
13%
Surety
National
.25
53%
55%
Baltimore American
2%
X7%
8%
Bankers St Shippers
25
76%
79 %
New
Fire
5.42
207/a
60%
8%
20
5.62
.
15%
30%
32%
36
38
Newark
of
Firemen's
Franklin
97%
101%
Indemnity Co
10
40%
42%
Phoenix
Preferred Accident
74
77
.10
Providence-Washington
10%
8
44
46
17%
18%
St Paul Fire & Marine
41%
43 %
9%
28%
29%
26%
27%
Glens Falls Fire____.—*
8
Republic
American
Great
10
.
Hartford
5
...
Hanover
Fire
-
-10
_____
?
34%
4%
5%
Insur Co of North America,.-10
U S
25
29%
,
National City
31
100
,180.
——12%
Public National
188
33%
51
81%
__2.50
53
85%
Bank of New York
40%
—100
65 %
69 %
20
79%
82%
;
;
County
Kings
Chemical Bank St Trust,—10
Continental Bank & Trust—10
1971
Lawyers
_<
.
(R Hi
Penn
100 )4
99%
2%s 1952—
3%s, 1972
Macy
Electric
107 %
108
104
105 %
Int. Rate
Maturity—
Jun
15,
15,
15,
1943
—
—
Mar 15,
15.
1944
1944
15,
Mar 15,
{Mar
tMar 15,
1946,
{Dec
1946
—
100.22
100.16
100.18
99.26
99.28
100.20
100.22
_X—
1945
15,
1%%
99.21
100.10
10,
1943—
b0.37
1943
1,
1943
b0.37
0.28%
1943...
bO.37
*No
b0.72
0.69%
v
bO.75
0.72%
s
b0.78
0.76%
bonds are
:—
1944—
bO.37
•.
due
.
X
and Issue—
1947
1966
including
those called
The date indicates the
for redemption,
called
value.
par
Date
'
& ref.
1st
Co.
Power
fund bonds,':
..
% Company and Issue—
xyX3XX
gold deben-
1928
dated
tures,
preferred
Appleton Co., 7%
Arkansas Power & Light
Co. 5%
bonds, due 1966;—
Ltd., 4%
Feb
due
1
1968
-
—
—
—
Electric Co.—
&
.
collateral trust 6%
1st lien
1
s..s.
Jersey Worsted
'
*
;
r
'v.;;,' ;j %
dated May 1, 1930-Apr
1
bonds,, ser. B, dated May 1, 1930—Apr
1
1st mtge. s. f. gold bonds, ser. A,
X -1945
Co.
stock^—i—
preferred
■
■*.'
*
v
;,Xx 7
i"'
1
1
:
v
-
.
;
..
Pennsylvania'Gas & Electric
•
'series
'*
1
:
S%%
A
'Pennsylvania
.
*
bonds, due Mar.-1, 1946—Feb r 1
1
preferred stock-,^s.s.i^,X—Apr,.
:
"{2034
s.
lien & ref.-imtge. i
1st
Co.
^
-|X
State
College. 3%>%
1950-1952
serial
X
due
notes,
(irregular),—i_
1
^
Central
Hollywood
bonds
——
Central Indiana
due
Bldg.
income
Co.
mtge.
X :
-
"
—
Gas Co.,
leasehold
"
,
■
/X.XX
ref. & impr. mtge. 5%
Philadelphia. Electric Power Co.
{2034
1
:XCXX":
bonds,
bonds,
{2096
Ry.,
1st ref.
mtge. bonds,-—'.—____-Feb
26
Rapid
dated Dec.
Transit
'
128
■
bonds
■
Co.
Co.
collateral
5%
trust
l.__X,
I
1908,
15,
/
———Feb;
X,
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
-
•
Pacific
1972
Philadelphia
{2216
1957 —Mar.. 1
Central
due
-
lst< mtge. 5%%. bonds,
5-6%
50-yr.
—Feb
Feb
.
;
;
.
,
1
7%
American
45
;
Extra
;
.
preferred
Gas
1966
due
Cinema
&
Electric
Co.
1st
3%%
mtge.
Reliance Steel Corp. $1.50 preference
bonds,
—;
—
Building Corp.
Feb
1st mtge. 6s, due 1945—
1
Feb ; 1
Ritchie Cut-Stone Co., Ltd.,
8
"
St.
129
stock—
_„,,^_-Mar
1
170
•
American
Class
B
Extra
on
1
1st mtge. 6%s, due 1948—Mar
1
Cleveland
of
1926
5%
Tractor Co.
Utilities
debentures, due
conv.
Corp.,
1st
mtge.
1945—Mar 15
bonds,
Service
Public
Co.
1st
4%
mtge.
15
1964
•
343
Salmon
bonds
Connecticut
series
River
due
A,
Cumberland
Co.,
Power
1961—
1st
mtge.
Mar
—
3%%
1
217
Feb
4%
bonds, due 1960
Apr
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. 20-yr. 4%; debentures, due 1956_Feb
Imperial
dated
Laundry
1936
International
due
1955
Kansas
Investors Co.,
5%
Co.
X——
Paper
.—_____
Co.
Inc., $6 pfd. stock,
income
debentures
—
ref.
6%
bds.,
City Gas Co, 1st mtge. 5s, due 1946—,,—:
Lebanon Gas & Fuel Co.
1st mtge. 5s,
y
due
1944
27
—X—X—
dated
*
;
1
Mar
debentures due 1967_Feb
10
,___Feb
1
{2141
1st mtge. 6s, due 1944
Avenue
RR.,
Temple
Baptist
Co.
20-yr,
6%
1
debentures,
due
1
"
174
Apr
1
{1872
bonds,
mtge.
1955—
{2132
Western
1-166
6%
Massachusetts
bonds;
series A,
1955
-
X
—
Theatres, Inc.,
due
—
X
1st &
i
Feb
1
352
Feb
1
352
Feb
1
352
ref. mtge.
Mar
1959
—Feb
{2040
"
West Penn Traction Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due I960—i
Feb
4
352
Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp. $4.50 cumul. pfd.
;
stk.^Feb
1
176
"
1st
and
ref;
I^xingfton Rf.
'•
;
•
h
-
mtge." 5%
bonds, due
1944—_—xLAug
1st mtge,' 5s, due. 1949__
..
X-
•
:
____________Feb
x;;
•
1.
•
•)
r
f" " {2040"
1
t
,{2225.
'
r.-n
■
.'•Announcement in this
.
"■ ■
\t •*'
issue;
{In
volume 156.
■
*••
7%
(irreg.)
•
preferred
Bankers
6%
or
;
•"
3-15
2-19
3- 1
2-13
3-
2-13
.
1
2-15
3-10
2-10
$1)4
4-
(quar.).
25c
2-1
1-26
$1
2-17
2-
8
20c
3-3
2-
4
2-10
2-3
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
3-
1
3.
Spinning Associates—
$1%
Steel
(Del-.),
Tobacco,
preferred
(quar.)
share of
75c
1-20
2-1
1-20
in
2-
4
4-
1
30c
3-
3
$l)/a
3-31
2-
8
'2-26
•
2-25
>
"2-25"'
cash
common;stock.-3-1
,
1-20":
1
3-
$1%
•
:
pfd.
2-20
1
$1%
common.;....,
$3 conv.
1
$1%'
X..—X-XXx-
Brothers
Corp.,
!
common.
(quar.)
2-20
3-
2-
12!Ac
(quar.)____X
3-1
$1)4
12%c
...
Stores, common
.
l/32nd
11-1
$1%
Extra
Blue-Ridge
1
(accumX
pfd.
7% preferred (quar.)
,5% preferred (quar.)
Bloch
2-
3-1
(quar.)
preferred
8-2
x-—J
Corp.
Belding Heminway Co,
Bethlehem
2-11
1
2-9
50c
Commercial
Shoe
3-
3-1
Bankers & Shippers Insurance (N. Y.)
Berland
3- 1
2- 8
3- If.
2-18
3-12 X
2-11?
5c
(accum.)
Fine
2-18;
15c
$5
:
it
f
5-1
$1.05
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.,
$5
2-10
1
3- 5
3- 3
3-15
3- 1
4- 7
{4c1
•
?
(s-ai„
7%
1
-r—
7%' preferred '(quar.)X-X
*
1
X
bonds,
(qifar.)
Works,
•
15c
„
(irregular).,
common
pfd.
Common
mortgage 5%% bonds, due 1947,
Co.
3-
2- 5;?
2- 5
2-15 ?
2-10H
2-10 X
62%c
62 %c
...
(quar.)
preference
preferred
Berkshire
mortgage 5%s, due 1953
mortgage 5s, due
prior
Mines, Ltd.
2-231 i"
62'/2c
(quar.)
Baldwin Locomotive
350
—Feb
1st
;
1st
1st
prior preference
Refining
?
2-26
10c
common
$2.50
6%
Feb
Church
;
Corp.,
35c
50c
$1V2
$1%
(quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show, Inc., common
1st
.
(quar.)
preferred
$1
,f:
—
(quar.) —X„—
Atlantic
261
50-yr. bonds, dated 1887
of
preferred
2-19; j ;
2-19 [ f •;
,1-21?'
:l-31h
X ^
$1)4
25c
__
2nd
Aunor Gold
1st
*>
"1
Feb
173
75c
25c
.
common
$2.50
173
Washington Gas & Electric Co.—
164
1
26
:
.
.
$2.50 prior preference
-
75c
•
—X
-
t
3- lxf
2-15. i*.
2-15
•
3-15 ?
3- 1
3- 1
20c
-
X
class
3-18• j
3-13*i
3-31
10c
.
(interim) XX—
preferred (quar.)
:
(increased)
Dry Goods common (year-end)
Atlantic Rayon
{1694
—Feb 26
mtge. bonds
Corp.—Third
1941
Walworth
X
■„
Mar
due 1956—
5. f.
Trustees
A. '
ser.
—X—________
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.' 5% 1st and ref. mtge.
{2130
*•"
—xX—Feb
—
mtge.
Feb
bonds
Transit
Avenue
mtge. 5%
{2037
15
Co., Ltd.,
Third
{2305
1
Mar
Standard Lime
{2128
1;
Easton, Palmer & Bethlehem Street Ry. 1st 5s, due 1947-Feb 13
General American
ref.
1st
7%
3-, 1
2-1
2-10
40c
prior preferred (accum.)—'
Cork
* 3-1
15c
convertible
6%
171
1st mtge.
-Feb
1st
Pacific RR.
Southern Union Gas Co., 25-yr. 6%
Gas,CO' of New Mexico 1st 6%s, due 1944—,
1
•;
common
and
Equipment Corp.
Associated
46
1
4
bonds, due 1952—Feb
1st mtge. 5%
River Power Co.
Southern
County Power & Light Co.—
1st mortgage
Feb
bonds
bonds,
—
4s,
1979_Feb
Southern Pacific Co., San Francisco Terminal,
*
15
Heat & Power Co. 1st mtge.
Ry., Light,
1947
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp. 1st mtge. 4%s, due
1
due
Joseph
due
_———X——————.Feb
Community
St.
217
series
X(quar.)
Zinc Lead & Smelting—
Armstrong
4%
Co.,
common
convertible
$5
171
1
Joseph's Abbey ref. mtge. 4% serial bonds, dated 1937-Feb
*
v
—.
(quar.)
.*
v,
$1%
Mill™—
Tobacco
"i?
5
"
3-31
;;3-'l
>
X.
—— —X
;wXX—
v—-
Rolling
.
X-
,X_
(quar.)
—
Re-Insuranoe
American
Aro
Commonwealth
(quar.)
,
2-18%—
L;:
;
,
3-15 .3- l;x; 2-ll ;t :,
25c.
(quar.————; r
.X—
.
2-15
$1 %
60c
20c
f
•
—
Pulley Co.
3-3
- '.'f
-■
2- 8,
3- I f
•
X-
Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
American
Cincinnati
——
2-15
3-25
'
25c :
3c
"
X'--
American
170
gold
f.
s.
,X
*_,X—i——
.
Co.—
-.
■'
—i—X->-'XX—X
Goods
Paper
-
25c
.
'
common—__XX—~X.
(quar.)
Common—-
/'•" 1st lien collateral trust 5%% bonds, due Dec. 1, 1946__Feb
■
American
-
v
(St. Louis)'—•
Leather—
&
preferred
American
;
.•
Feb
—
-
•
25c
25c
,
.
American
"6 %.
XX
,
—,
1.—.——sX. a
Hide
.
1
\.
-
.
Co._
Furniture, Inc., (quar.)-—~
American Metal Co.,;
<
;
f. gold bonds, dated Sept. 1, 1925—Mar
,
6%> convertible preferred^ .(quar.)X-XX>X^
75c
Home Products (monthly) ,—20c
Vs
'
'
V *7
Cement
Quarterly
American
20 X;.,;V
Corp. of Calif., .5% pref. stock——Feb
Paramount Pictures Inc-,--1st
•
(quar.V_c——.—
Arch-Co.
Amerlcan
X" 45
1-
In the
v':Per f When
Holder$
X
X j *
thare
Payable of Rec..
Co.
Alphat Portland
•
.
1
v
Name of Company
;
Allied; Kid
American
—Mar 22
-—
—
X'
X%X
-
LV.'i 44;
44
.
The dividends announced this week are:.
*%
.
{Thes#
grouped in two separate tables.
are
American Automobile Insurance
debentures, due 1946—Feb.-
Co. 4%
■
market,
..
show the dividends
we
declared:
{2042
1*
Feb-
f
bonds, due
1st mtge. 5%%
vXXu.Xx.;,
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
r' ! '*
•
•
1
Mar
.
1943—
0.32%
which have not yet been paid.
*
Ltd.—
Northwestern Barb Wire Co.
*2303
1
i__Feb
Burlington Mills Corp." $2.75 cumul. conv. pfd. stock
v
debentures————Mar
-Ist'mtge.
Pacific Finance
bonds
„
0.32 %
previously announced, but
Further details and rec¬
ord 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
which
-
1
,
{2187
i
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. 1st mtge. 4% bonds due 1965_Feb
Central Gas
Mar
Page
1
bonds due 1951X_.Mar
1st & ref. mtge. 4%%
Electric Co.
Birmingham
0.32 %
b0,37
bring together all the dividends announced the
week.
Then we follow with a second table in
we
current
256
11
.
Avery (B. F.) & Sons Co. 5% notes, due June 1, 1947—Apr
h
first
'
6%
New
;■
Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
1
Feb
—
6%
,
1
X
0.32 %
b0.37
dividends
>
Corp.—
3%%
X
-
v>:- Date
••.
• •
Corp. 5%
0.32%
bO.37
b0.37
April 28,
Dividends
;New York Fire Protection Da., 1st. mtge. ,4s„ dated 1905—Feb. - 8
X-X'^XX
North American Co. 3%%
debentures; due 1949<_—1.—Feb
1 :
—
—I—
FebJlT 'tl856
stock—_—X———Feb vl vVL2l4 'jNortb American Co. 3%% debentures', due 1954——Feb' X
British & Continental
American,
bO.37
31,
for year.
range
1
due
bonds,
sinking fund debentures—
10-year, convertible
X
given in the "Chronicle."
were
1943,.
Page
.
X
.
.
.——Feb
—
mtge. 3%%
:
-
National Light & Power Co.,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details
0.32 'r
b Yield price,
d Deferred delivery,
r Canadian
x-Ex-dividend.
y Ex-rights,
tin default.
AQuotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
sales,
lot
«. Odd
subject to all Federal taxes.
';.!v
——
7-year 3 % %
last date for mak¬
or
0.37%
b0.37
0.30%
bO.37
1943—;,
v
under sinking fund provisions.
redemption
bO.37
1943,,.
March
0.30%
Cash sale—not included in
Mar-Main Arms & Addition 1st mtge, sinking
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks
1943..
24,
April 7, 1943—April 14, 1943—.
April 21, 1943—
0.28%
1943.
10,
4%s Feb 1,
National Distillers Products
common
17,
March
0.28%
17,
24,
Ask
Bid
March
Feb
March
{%S Aug
Montana
and
4
1,110
1,070
fur discount at purchase
0.28%
b0.37
1943—
Metropolitan Edison Co. 1st mtge. 4%s, ser, D, due 1968_Mar
preferred
—100
Ask
3,
4%s Dec 1, 1943———
4%S Nov 1, 1943—:
■
Company
a
States
0.57%
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
United
are
Feb.
0.38%
b0.60
quoted
Feb.
March 3,
b0.42
100.12
100.10
1
40.65s May 1, 1943.—
101
100.29
3%
165
Treasury bills—
Ask
99.17
99.23
100.12
Bid
99.15
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
100.24
81%
78%
,12
Title Guarantee & Trust
256%
Bid
Feb.
100.22
1945
150
25
—
107
100.23
1945,—
15,
15,
53%
203 '..■»
192
100
& Co,—
New York,.
15%
251%
Rates
%%
%
Vk%
—
100.14
%%
1944
15,
Sep
tDec.
100.9
%%
1
%
%%
1944
Jun
'
100.2
100.8
100.13
40
51%
United States Treasury Bills
Int. Rate
V
100.1
1943—
Dec
Maturity—
1%%
1943—
Sep
Ask
(J P)
Morgan
100
;
represent one or more 32ds of a point
1
%
1 %%
1
%
1943,—
{Mar 15,
{Sept.
Bid
X 45
?
100
Guaranty
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
Figures after decimal point
,
38
—20
105%
106%
-
12%
13%
1,160
1,210
23 %
26%
20
common—
Preferred
53%
.
39%
50%
50
Fulton
103
3%S 1972
Southern Natural Gas Pipe Line
3 % s, 1956
Wisconsin Pwr & Lgt 3Vis, 1971
90 %
90
38%
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Empire
Public Service of Indiana
105%
104%
14%
Corn
Ask
Bid
Ask
43
10
100
25
—
Ask
Bid
Par
302
42'/a
.10
:
Brooklyn
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Cent 111 Pub Serv 3%s.
29%
Companies
Irving
Manufacturers
Empire Gas & Fuel 3%s, 1962—
3o",.:;
28%
-
—17% Vy 28%
:
Ask
"
292
—100
Bankers
35%
33%
Bid
Par
^
10
Westchester Fire
New York Trust
432
31%
4'
Fire
60
57%
422
Central Hanover
Bid
1,355; j
1,325
126 '/a
122%
10
X-100
U S Guarantee
72%
.
100
37%
._
—?
—13.55
First National of N Y*.
%ak
Bid
Par
Ask
19 V
47%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„2
U S
15%
70%
45%
35%
Springfield Fire & Marine
46%
14%
10
—10
New Haven
Security
National
Chase
Commercial National—,jl
278
268
62%
Bank
24 %
22%
10
XPar X Bid
of Manhattan Co—r10
—
17%
,v: vX.:.
25%
24%
10
.
Standard Accident,.
31 Ve
28%
..10
Fire
Homestead
32 Ve
2
Fire.
(Paul)
Revere
Travelers
•
43%
8
Home
"
96%
93%
Inspect -10
Hartford Steamboiler
10
X
(NY)
Corp
(Texas)
Republic
&
16
Seaboard Surety
8%
Reinsurance
New York Bank Stocks
89%
14%
_
_
11%
29%
86%
5
28
10
Hartford Telephone, 2-0121
-
93
89
25
61)4
...5
XX
Telephones, HAnover 2-1035 to 2-1044
•
x<,^ New York, N. Y.
'f
X
5
Fire
Pacific
41%
Marine
Globe
14%
26%
4%
.12.50
Northern
59%
General Reinsurance Corp
St
13'/a
24%
Dealers Assn.
York Security
Neu)
30 Broad Street
5
8
Fire
44%
5
39%
Fire
Gibraltar
42%
Members
__2.50
10
1
Fd of S Fran new -10
Fireman's
10
& co.
32%
Fire
.,10
Fire Assn of Phila
24%
30%
t. c. corwin
173%
X22%
Fire
River
Pacific
Federal
168%
2
Casualty
Northeastern
17%
—5
York
North
10
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty
New
22%
■
10
Fire
Union
Amsterdam
Hartford and New Haven
Private Telephone to
7%
58 V*
x7%
2
New Hampshire
10
New York...
of
City
100
.,-5
...
Camden
46%
6%
10
New Brunswick
Insurance Stocks
Bank Stocks
68%
4
Y_
National Liberty
American
N
National Fire
Reserve
Boston
Specialist Since 1903
4%
•
43
5
Fire
American
4
65%
-12%
Merchant Fire Assur
18
2%
Newark...
8%
1
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
24 Ve
,
—5
Equitable
American
Ask
36%
Knickerbocker
69%
66%
22%
American
20
32%
30%
,25
;
Alliance
American
Bid
Par
•
.
X3414
7%
'
*
'
•
•
Jersey Insurance of N Y_.
2-i3-
Volume 157
;
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4147
>
■'
J-
Per
(E. W.)
Bliss
When
thare
Name of Company
Payable
$1
62(4c
75c
68%c
30c
Company, common (s-a).__.„_
5%
convertible
67*
convertible
Bonwit
Boston
Bruck
_—,—__—
(interim)
Woven
Brooklyn
(s-a)
preferred .(s-,a)_.
5(4% conv. pfd. (quar.)_7_.
Teller,
Borden Co.
preferred
Hose
.
Rubber
&
Co.
Bunker
Hill
&
Sullivan
Mining
trating (quar.)
Burkart (F.)
Mfg.
(irregular)
Capital Corp., class A
Machine (irregular)
Byers
Byron
Jackson
Co.
,7
Canada Dry
-—
f._
Canada
Vinegars,
Canadian
8%
(irregular)
Ginger Ale
(J. I.)
Castle
(A.
6%
M.)
&
preferred
All
(quar.)
(quar.),
Tractor
Power
two
,7
pfd.
are
Corp.
I
cleared
now
Chicago
2-15
Yellow
7%
Co.
Edison
of
Lobster
Y.
com,
Life
Ins,
2-26
3-
1
2-15
Stouffer Corp, class B
Struthers Wells Corp,
3-
1
2-15
Storkline
(quar.)
J30c
$$1%
2-15
25c
_
2-
5-
5
8-16
8-
6
25c
11-15
11-
5
$134
3-15
3-
5
l(;'o
preferred
(quar.$1%.
6-15
6-
5
Taylor & Fenn Co.
77*
preferred
(quar.)
3
2-
8
6
1-21
1-23
1-20
2
2-16
2-
1
2-
Life
1-26
2-15
1-
(Ind.)
1-
3-
4-
1
3-12
Lock
1-29
2-15
1-25
2-10
1-25
Maine
5
2-
3-
5
5
1
2-19
2-
77*
2-
1
1-25
3-
1
2-15
(3-
1
2-
5
1-30
1-16
25c
3-
1
1-26
5-
4-24
8-
7-26
11-
10-25
2-11
Quarterly
Mutual
Life
(J.
Del.)
(quar.)
(Reduced
United Biscuit Co. of
1-
1
1-15
United
Chemicals, Inc.,
2-
5
2-
1
United
Distillers
$1.75
2-
Engineering & Foundry Co, common,
preferred (quar,)
5%
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Corrugated Paper Box 7%
Cosmos
Imperial Mills
Extra
50c
3- 9
I.,.,,.,......
$1.75
3- 9
$2.75
3-
1-25
1-21
United Gas Corp, $7 preferred (accum.)
United Gas Improvement Co, common,..,.,
50c
2-
1
1-20
75c
2-
1
1-25
25c
2-
1
1-25
2-
1
1-25
United
1-29
1-22
United States Fire Insurance
15c
1-29
1-22
.
2-15
1
1-23
1-30
1-21
?
pfd.
1-25
U. S. Plywood Corp,
1-26
United States
2-15
4-
3-
3-
2-10
7%
Credit
&
Investment
(Allotment
Crown
Cork
Curtis
&
Seal
Upressit Metal Cap Corp.
3-
1
2-17
$4
6-
5-10
U.
3-
3-15
2-28
Monumental Life Insurance
1-30
Morris Plan Industrial Society
3-15
2-27
Quarterly
$1.10
1-26
1-23
Quarterly
1
Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
Common
preferred
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
2-
5
75c
—j———
Electric
&
,i—7
1
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.,
6-
2-15
1-28
3-1
2-15
30c
4-15
3-12
$1%
National Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)20c
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)____
$1(4
National Lead Co.; 7% preferred A (quar.)—
$l3/4
2-27
2-
7%
5-15
8-16
4-
4-
1
National
Protective Cos.
7-
7-
1
National
Union Fire Insurance
10-
1
10-
12-23
1
pfd.
3-
50c
2-15
2-
5-15
5-
5
5%
preferred
(quar.)
50c
8-16
8-
2-
1
1-25
3-
1
1
8-12
—
Diamond Ice &
Coal, 7% preferred (quar.),,
$1%
Diamond Match Co., common (quar.)
V 37(4c
6%
participating preferred (s-a),
75c
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (quar.)____„—25c
Dominion Foundries & Steel, 6% pfd. (quar.)
$$1(4
Duquesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh (quar.)
15c
Durham Hosiery, class A—,,,
10c
2-15
2-
3-
1
2
1-22
2-
1
1-22
10c
2-
1
2-
1
1-22
4-
1
3-15
.
(quar.)v
Test
Corp.;-,,.,,—,
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (quar.),
Extra
7>_7' :
Evergharp, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.),,,,,
Fairbanks Morse '& Co. (quar,)
Falstaff
Field
Works
&
Rubber, 67* pfd. (quar.),.
Fitz Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Extra
j.
7%
Fort
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred
Worth
Stock
Mercantile
Gar Wood
3
1
7%
Gossard
(H.
2-27
3-31
}
2-13
W.)
-
1-30
2-16
25c
2-
1-26
32-15
7-2- 5
^
t$l3/4
2-20
2-8
2-20
2-
8
3-15
3-
1
$25c
50c
s
3-
1-22
1-20
1
5
2-11
2-25v
2- 5
.
_
.
6
1
2-18
3-
1
2-11
25c
2-
1
1-21
2-15
2-
50c
.
2-15
1-24
25c
2-25
2-15
$9
2-21
2-15
3-
2-
10c
'
,
(accum.)—
preferred
2-
$iya
.
Pineapple Co., Ltd.,
Holeproof Hosiery, 6%% pfd. (accum.)__.
Horn & Hardart (N. Y.), 57* pfd. (quar.)
Hussmann-Ligonier, 5'/2 % preferred (quar.)
Huston (Tom) Peanut, common (quar.).
convertible
3-
34%c
Hawaiian
$3
2-18
„
______
.
2-18
2-18
$10
Western -Brewery—. '
$5
$50
:• (
$1(4
5
■
1
9
Power
pfd.
Extra
Amer.
Steel
Inland
Machines
Co.
$1(4
preferred
2-
5
Republic Natural Gas
3-
1
2-
8
Revere
3-
1
1-30
Rolland Paper
3-
1
1-30
Co,
(quar.),,,
(s-a)
(quar.)
6
2-
2
6
2-
2
Russell-Miller
3-
1
2-
8
3-
3
2-11
Milling Co. (quar.)
Sagamore Mfg. Co. (irreg.)
St. Louis Car Co, 7% preferred (quar.)
3-10
2-19
Savage Arms Corp.
2-18
8*
75c
Co.; $6 partic. pfd. A
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Mines
(quar.)
(interim)
$iy2
$5c
1-19
Priced
Bond
Fund
B-3
57o
25c
2-
1
Soundview
2-10
1-25
1
2-20 7
2-
1
2-
9
2-
1
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-11
2-18
3-
2-20
1
37(4c
3-
2-20
25c
4-
3-10
—
(quar.)
...—
30c
$1(4
50c
50c
Refining, com. (year-end).
Bottle, common A (quar.)
American Viscose Corp., common
5%
preferred (quarji.3—7_:
.—^.77,—"
$1(4
75c
$2.25
Amoskeag Co, common (s-a)————7—
$4.50 preferred
(s-a)—
—
Anchor Post Fence Co, com. (initial)
—
2-15
1
1-20
Associated Insurance
$1.00
1
1-25
$1(4
2-
2
1-26
$134
2-
1
1-27
2-
1-21
13%c
2-
1-21
4-26
4-16
60c
2-
1
1-26
2-
1
2-15
2-
2-27
1-26
5
3-
1
2-15
2-
5
(quar.),
.77
$5 preferred (quar.)—
——
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, 5(4% pfd. (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Pwr, 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Rayon
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
2-27
Atlantic
J20c
4-
2-27
1-30
$1%
2-10
1-30
5c
3-25
2-27
3-
5(4 7*
75c
3-
1
2-15
Baltimore
4-
1
3-15
Extra
Co.'(quar.),
40c
2-15
2-
5
5*
1-20
1-18
1-18
6-19
6-19
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-15
1-12
1-20
1-20
1-26
2-
1
1-18
1-22
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
1-15
"?c
10c
—10c
2-15
(quar.)—
Bangor
American
:
Insurance
—
Hydro-Electric
7
(quar.)
.
$1
30c
31c
$1(4
t$l%
preference (quar.)
(monthly)—
Power, $6 1st pfd. (quar.)$1(4
Water
1-
2
1
1
1
6
7- 6
1-30
1-30
1-30
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 2
2-10
1
1
1
1
2- 1
—...—
Avondale Mills
(irregular).
5
1-22
1
2222-
62(4c
(quar.).
pfd. A (quar.)—
Plywood Corp, common
preferred (quar.)
Atlas Powder Co, 5% conv. pfd.
Ault & Wiborg Proprietary—
2-15
50c
$1(4
222227-
2-11
$1.25
2-15
(quar.)
4-14
2-
2-20
2-15
Refining Co, 4%
5
common
1-16*
1-15
1-15
2- 1
3- 2
2- 1
Inc.—
$2.50 prior preference
2-25
Pulp Co,
2-11'
2-11
1-18
3- 1
2- 1
1-15
1-29
>, 12-31
-
-
2-20
1-12
Corp.—
Atlas
1
2-10
(quar.)
Corp.
Macaroni.
Atlantic
J20c
(quar.),
2-8
2-11
31 (4c
$1(4
$2(4
$4(4
$1(4
City Electric, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic
.
(s-a)
11-25'.
1-30
1-30
—
$1.25
(s-a)
common
8-25
Associated Telephone Co,
75c
$1(4
preference
5-25'
15c
10°
—
Atchison
1-30
(quar.),,
2-25.
,
$1
Fund
—1—
Extra
2-15
25c
67* preferred (quar.)_
South Bend Lathe Works
Stamford
3-10
1
1-20
—
—
2-
1-21
1-21*
3-
1-20
—
2-
3-10
2-
1-15
1-22
,
20c
4-
1-16
1-18
.
15c
$1(4
$1(4
$68%c
$1(4
Appleton Co, common (irregular)——60c
77* convertible preferred (final)—.—
$l3/4
Arrow Distillers, Inc. (Mich.)
—
5c
Asbestos Mfg, $1.40 conv. pfd. (accum.)—.
70c,
$1(4
12(4c
12(4c
(quar.)
7% preferred
2-15
1-28
(interim)
common
AAA (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd, common
South Carolina
(irregular)
& Trading
40c cumulative partic.
3-
9
2-15 7
3-
2-10
30c
preferred
Silverwood
Sonotone
2-
1-21
,
8
2
2-26
1
2-
3-
Keystone Custodian Fund—
2-
3-1
2-10
—
6d
3-12
1
2-J5
2
Atlantic
Sioux City Gas & Electric,
1
1-25
2-
,
2-25
1-18
2-
1
2-27
7
1-20(
2-17
—
2-11
1-18
25c
2-
2-10
:
1-22,
;
.-
1
$8
$iy4
2-10
1-25
5
1-30
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kearney & Trecker
1
1
3-
2-
(s-a)
6-19
32-
/
3-
1-30
—
-6-30
$3(4
$3(4
37 (4c
25c
2-10
(Mo.)
6-19
25c
5c
(Me.)
American Thermos
6-30
25c
(irregular)
75c
City Stockyards
57> preferred (quar.)
Sugar
1-21
5-24
Servel, Inc. (quar.)
Jersey Insurance Co.
City Life Insurance
American
2-
5-31
Selby Shoe Co
Shell Transport
Kansas
Stove
2-22
$1.50
(quar.)
—
Sherwin-Williams Co,
1
American
1-26
2-27
Ltd.— •
preferred (quar.)
Topeka & Santa Fe, common——
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)——
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a)
Scotten, Dillon Co.
2-
•
3-15
1
2- 1
2-26
1-29
40c
?
4-
; $1(4.17
;
(A.
1-20
5
.;;$i
'! 40c
(quar.).wi:
1-22
2-15
1
7. 2-
8
15c
(s-a)
3-
1
$1.25
,,
Co, $5 preferred
.
3-15
2-16"
5
20c
Co,
3-
1-25
Low
2-
common
2-12
Kendall
2-15
Fire Insurance
1-29
Kansas
3-1
Power
of Ree.
2-1
3-1
25c
f40c
J$l34
—
Holdert
Payable
S.) Co.',7quar.')e-7._^_,:^7.7^50c
2-' 1
Aluminium, Ltd, common (quar.) .o—ii...t$2
3- 5
6% pfd. (quar.) (payable in U. S. funds)
$1(4
3- 1
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.).
12(4c
2- 1
Amerada Petroleum
Corp.
(quar.).—.....
50c
,1-30
American Barge Line ....—15c
2-1
American Book Co.
(irregular)
25c
2- 1
American Can Co. (quar.)
75c
2-15
American Chicle Co. (quar.)—.—
$1
3-15
American Discount (Ga.), $2 pfd. (s-a)—
$1
2- 1
American Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (s-a).
50c
2- 1
American Envelope Co, 7% pfd. A (quar.)—
$134
3- 1
7% preferred A (quar.)—
\
$l3/4
6- 1
7%
preferred A (quar.).———.—
$134
9- 1
*:
7% preferred A (quar.)——
$l3/4
12-1
American Export Lines, 5 % preferred (quar.)
$1(4
2-15
American General Corp, $2 pfd. (quar.)—
50c
3- 1
$2.50 preferred (quar.).
62(4c
3- 1
$3 preferred (quar.)———
75c
3- 1
American Home Products
(monthly)—
20c
2- 1
American Light & Traction, com. (quar.)—
; 30c
2- I
6% preferred (quar.)—7.—.——7.1
37(4c
2- 1
American Nat'l Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago)—; •
-7^.77
Semi-annually
——;
——$2 - 4-15
American Smelting & Refining,:
50c
3- 3
American Stores Co.—
25c
4- 1
2.
5
10c
(Paul)
2-26
(quar.)
'•3-'
Corp.
2-18
67* preferred (quar.)
Rose's. Inc., 5, 10 and 25c Stores
2-15
2-19
$5
__
Extra
3-
2-19
1
$1(4
(accum.)
(quar.)
2-15
1
When
Share
2-23
Remington Rand, Inc., common (interim)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
;
Republic Drill & Tool, common (quar.)
convertible
Name of Company
Adams-Millis
2-
—_
30c
Brothers
Per
5
2-20
preferred
40c
Kable
1-25
3-
—.
Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance (s-a)
of N. Y. (s-a)
5
.3.
Co, class A (quar,)T_,_—,
62y2c
75c
(irregular)
announced
preceding table.
2-5
Corp.
10c
Philadelphia Co,- 5% preferred (s-a)
^
- .
25c
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co. (irregular),,
50c
Pillsbury Flour Mills (quar.)—,—
-25c
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter (quar.)—,,—,,'
10c
Pittsburgh Steel, 5(4% prior pfd. (accum.),,
$4.12(4
Poor & Co, $1.50 cl. A preferred (accum.)—,
37(4c
Princeton Water Co. (N. J.) (quar.),.—;
$1
Quaker State Oil Refining
—25c
Quincy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—
57* preferred (quar.)
—,—$1(4
Reading Co, 4% non-cum, 1st pfd. (quar.)—
50c
Reliance Steel Corp, common——20c
55c
$iy4
1
previous
The list does not include divi¬
this week," these being given in the
yet paid.
3-20
Petrolite
3-22
57* preferred (accum.)
International Silver Co. (reduced)
B.)
dends
1-26
2-27
2-
7'
50c
40c preferred (quar.)—77-.- - 10c
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills
7:; $1
'Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp.— 7"':' 7;"'7.;
$1(4 preferred (quar.)—:———31(4c
2-
$iya
(W.
t
2-15
75c
2-15
4- 1
give the dividends announced in
we
50c
7% preferred series A (s-a),—
77* preferred series B (s-a),—„_.L
25c
(quar.)
International Rwy of Central America—
Jarvis
Below
$1(4
—
$1
International Business
3-1
—
2-
$1^2
Co.—
4-1
(quar.).
2-23
7 V2%
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
$1%
preferred A
2-20.
2(4 ^
deposit rets, for ord. regis
Extra
j
2-13
3-20
—„_
Class A
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britian & Ireland
Ordinary registered
|
3-15
Aloe
—
683/4C
,
(accum.),,
2-15 :
1
50c
common,.,,,,,,
Alabama
>Pacific Portland Cement, 6(4 pfd. Xaccum.), 7
Pacolet Mfg., common (quar.)—, 7
Quarterly
'
7% to
(quar.)
Co., 57*
3-
3-11
2-15
Paper Co, $5 preference
2y2
Illinois-Iowa
2-26
1
—20c
Elevator, common,
6% preferred (quar.),,,
3-31
5
5
2-26
4-
2-10
Parker (S. C.)
2-
3-
2- 1
2-15'
2-10
2-9
2- 9 ;
•
preferred (quar.),—$l3/4
1
5
1
1-22
2-15
3-1
i
2-20
2-
1
1-27
1-22
1-28
3-11
weeks and not
2-15
...
2-15
Ontario Mfg.
2-15
2-15
1-30
1-28
1-30
3-11
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, com. (s-a)
7%
preferred (quar.)—
Parker Rust-Proof Co.——
2-
.
2
2-15
2-
15c
pfd.. (quar.)
. $134
6f/c preferred (quar,),,—$1(4
Okonite Co., 67* preferred (quar.),,———
$1(4
5
2-
3-19
1
5*4%
5
$1(4
(s-a)—.—
2-
$iya
2-15 !
1
4-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
1
$1
(N. Y.)
—
2-15.
$27/«
A^.,—4. ;
3-
3-19
Northwestern Public Service, 77o
2t15
25c
preferred
Extra
Otis
3-
Co
2-
3-10
$1
3-15
2-
•
2-10
$2(4
2-15
1
$3J/2
;
convertible
1st
3-12
1-23
)
25c
35c
preferred -(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co., 6 % pfd. -(quar.)
Harbor Plywood Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Haskelite Mfg. Corp. (quarJ^,_,_L,_
Havana Electric & Utilities—
7
16%
3-24
3-
12J/20
Bay & Western RR., common..,..,.,
5V2%
2-
$1(4
25c
2-
Income debenture B
Griesedieck
2-19
3-1
1-21
*
3- 1
2-19
3-13
(irregular^
Elec. Light & Power,
$5 non-cumulative
Pacific Finance Corp. of Calif, com. (special)
Pacific Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)—,,.
Valley Brewing Co..__—2V2C
Income debenture
3-10
$1(4
preferred
3-31
'
Green
50c
$1%
■
[
25c
Class B
1-26
common
Jersey Zinc Co.
N. Y. & Queens
6(4 7*
2-15
-
Co.___
1
preferred (quar.)—,—
Niagara Share (Md.), 67* preferred A (quar.)
Noma Electric Corp. (irregular)—,,
Nonquitt Mills
New
Clock,
Co._,ilii,^—50c
Oswego & Syracuse RR. (s-a)7; $2.25
.3-15
___
Manufacturing
2-
(accum.)
Haven
2-15
37'/2c
Participating
—
1-22
$1(4
$1%
New
3-
.
53A r/o preferred, (s-a)Works; ;7^; pfd. (accum.)
Castings, $6 pfd. .(accum.)
General Steel Wares, 7%. preferred (quar.)
Grand
2-11
,"1-26
$2.31
(irreg.)
5%. pfd. (quar.),,,
Chlorine Products (quar.)v
(irreg.).
participating preferred
:—_______
Wickwire Spencer Steel (irreg.)
Winters & Crampton, 75c conv. pfd, (quar.),
Yellow Truck & Coach, common,.;—.'jl—.—_
4
4-
■
7%
2-J3
2- 1
25c.
$1
35c
$1
$1
50c
183/4c
25c
'
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg., com.
7%
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.——_——
Iron
$
England Water Light & Power Assn.—
6'* preferred (quar.),,,,.
Oxford
pfd.
1
$1 conv. pfd. (quar.),.
Snowdrift, $4 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Westvaco
.
New
2-18
t
Steel
Gorham
1-30
2-18
Hosiery,
General
i't
-
50c
non-cum.
preference (quar.).,.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
General
15c
$1%
series
General
(quar.)
Certificates of beneficial interest
3-
general Acceptance, $1 .preferred (quar.)- 25c
7,.$1(4
2-
87(4c
Laundry
Industries,
4-15
1
3-
.:
%
1
3-
(quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co. .(quar.)
Galland
8
3-
Northern Insurance Co.
3-
25c
Yards
Foundation Investment Co. 5
2-
5-
25c
-
,—-.
77c
Power,
7
50c
1-30
2-
$l(4;r
.
Florida
3-
(s-a).
(N. Y.)
1-30
25c
Brewing /Corp; (quar.>^,_jTi_.j,__^77 150,;
& Co., 6% pfd. (quar.):
■
$1(4
preferred (quar.)
$1(4
Tire
Wesson Oil &
England Fund—
3-20
40ci;
(quar.),,:
2nd
Firestone
Wentworth Mfg. Co,
2-18 \
3-10
$6
8
1- 4'
1-4
1-
3- 1
,
1-15
1-15
'
Extra
•
I
25c
(quar.)l-'———
1-26
Amsterdam
Casualty
•'
—•
2-12
Co.—
2-
New
Norfolk & Western Ry„ common (quar,)—— 7
North American Oil Consolidated (quar.),
2-15
40c
2-11
1-15
(J. B.)
7
2-13
2-15
40c
3-2
.
:
1-30
2-27
5
1-22
3-16
$1
;—
(quar.)
$1
3-31
5c
(Marshall)
6%
■
4-1
j
3- 1
3-16
50c
Playing Card
3-
10c
7
1
2-20
2-
$1(4
B
Gas
2-18
2-27
3-
2-10
9-
(quar.)
4-1
2-26
3-15
5
River
3
New
5
50c
Fall
1
3-
(quar.),,,,,.
25c
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock, com.
50c
$5 convertible preferred (quar.)$iy4
•2-15
30c
57* pfd. (quar.),.
(quar.),,,,—___
preferred A
4-
Neisner Brothers, common
1-28
1
9
3-15
50c
S.
(accum.)
—
'
:
3-1
3- 1
2-27
$1V2
(quar.)
Extras
12-23
2-
preferred
8%
common
(quar.)
11-15
5%
Duro
Biscuit Co.,
preferred
2-20
$1(4
lOo
$1V4
(quar.)
26c
7% class C preferred (quar.)—$l3-4
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
$1
Waite Amulet Mines (interim).15c
Walker Manufacturing Co, $3 pfd. (quar.),. .*
75c
Warren Foundry & Pipe
(guar.)....—-7...- .
50c
Wayne Pump Co. (quar.)
50c
Webster. & Atlas Nat'l Bank (Boston) (s-a).
$1
Weill (Raphael) & Co. (annual)
—$3
2-13
9-
$1%
$1(4'
2-27
3-20
$1.00
3-11
Class A preferred
Class B preferred
11-25
*
6%
37(40
-
|
2 1
$2
Van Sciver
8-26
1
2-27
12-
Detroit Michigan Stove,
Class
1
12-
National
2-15
"• 35c
;
—
9-
$1
9-20
12-20
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
5-26
Corp. (quar.)
25c
Muskogee Co., 8% preferred (quar.),$1(4
2-16
$l3/4
Corp.,,,.,
1
Motor Finance
$1%
7%
Gas
Morse Twist Drill & Machine___,_____i„^,_
8
$134
7%
Derby
'
75c
(quar.)
6-
7 5-31*
-78-31*,
11-30*;
"7 2-13 I
• 7 2-19
..1-29
2-19
2-15
5
t2(4c
Extra
2-23
$1
:
75c
.
1
6-19
50c
Universal Insurance Co.
7
3-
$1
1-30
3-
1-
$1
3-
1
3-
—
1-11
$iy2
(annual),,,
(quar.)___
2-15
35c
7_—________
preferred
Co.
25c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
$3iy4c
(quar.),,,'
4-
t50c
Common
7%
Mortgage
75c
(quar.),
pfd.
(accum.)
(quar.)*,——75c
(quar.)
&
Quarterly
•
Deep Rock Oil Corp. (initial)
Deere & Co., 7% preferred
(quar.).—
i
1-30
2-15
$1(4
-
_
prior
-Dentist's Supply, common
;
2-15
tl5c
Loan
2-27^
United
8
5-10
Montreal
3-20
$1.75
5-10
(quar.).:_r
Co.,
$4
pfd. (quar.).
6-
2-15
1-23
50c
common,,...,,,.
6-
(accum.)
Publishing,
conv.
$4.50 preferred B
130c
Corp,—
ctfs.)
$1V2
Steel Corp,
2-17
1
2-1
preferred (quar.)
t$l34
'
(accum.)
50c
j
50c
1-14
C
2-
(quar.),
(N. Y.)
1
-
2-25
•
2-
(s-a),,,.
a,
$2.25
(s-a)
—$2
.2-
„,j._
2-
87J4c
50c
$2.25
2-26
2-10
Quarterly
$3
...
3-31
Machinery (special).62V2C.
$2V2
;
2-26
(N, H.)—
Quarterly 7
Quarterly,,.
Quarterly
2-
1
3-31
$1.25
—
Insurance
2-8
10c
United States Pipe & Foundry Co.—
3-10
,
2-26
1
'
Shoe
>
$1
(quar.)
Accident
&
Annual
"40c
$25
Life
9
50c
$5 preferred
United
(quar.),.
j
2-10
2-26
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
1-
15c
Monroe Chemical Co., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
preferred
'2-13
1
1-19
preferred
:
1
.
2-11
1-23
7%
5
3-
1
1
$1'%
Insurance
2-
T-25 f
2-13 j
3-
75c
,.
3-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(InterimI10c
1-15
——w__l—J—
Co.,.5 7*
pfd.
I
1
f3- 5 ;
2- 2'
2-15
2-
$1(4
$3
Canada
20c
_____
$4
Crane
of
3-
3-17
$2
25c
1-30
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co., common
$4.50 preferred A (s-a)_
•
f$1.40
._
Varnish,
1-21
$134
Wallpaper Factories, 6% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).:
*—;—
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd. (interim).—„■
'
(Toronto)—
2-2
America, com. (quar.),
2-
12;24
j
1-25
3-15
50c
$1
Insurance
annual)
Cook Paint &
1-27
37(4c
—
Life
1
3-10
i
Tyer Rubber Co, 6'/* preferred (quar.)
Union Street Rwy, (New Bedford! (irreg.)__
■
Continental
2-
20c
$1%
1-20
&
S.)
$1(4
1
(resumed),.,
3-
Midland
2-10
common.,,,,,.,.
preferred (quar.)
2-12
2
1
(Phila.)—
*
Co,
2-25
3-
183,4c
—1
(accum.)
Mitchell
-
Trust
1-30
'
preferred
&
$3
;
6y2%
Bank
$1(4
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (irregular),
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)_,_,_„_,j.,u,
Midland Grocery js-a)„_,
2-18
2-24
2-
Merritt Chapman & Scott—
(
3-15
2-
Inc.
2-25
1
$3.50
common
Extra
Tradesmen's
$lJ/2
preferred (s-a)
Frank,
1
Trunz,
'2-9
4-
30c
75c
Meier &
9
2-
2-27
(accum.)
Mayfair Investment Co. (Los Angeles)
Merchants Fire Assurance Corp., com. (s-a),
Extra
-j,,,,,
1-25
2-24
07<, prior pref.
convertible preferred (quar.)i,,
Maud Muller Candy (irregular)
-
3-
Coal
3-2
3-15
25c
1
15c
25c
(monthly)
Mallory Hat Co., 77* preferred (quar.),
^-Manufacturers Trading Corp.—
1-29
2-
Central RR.,
1
5(4%
1-25
2-
$1(4
$1.00
w
Pipe Co.
2-
Truax-Traer
2-1
10c
30c
Lorain Telephone Co., 6% pfd. (quar.),;
Lyon Metal Products, 6% partic. pfd. (quar.)
2-10
2-27
Groceterias
$2
(irreg,)__
common
2-11
1-26
;2- 1
(quar.)
20c
■
2-15
1
2-15
2-15
*
30c
(quar.)
4-
3-23
(Wilmingon,
Insurance
2-13
2-10
(quar.)
Nat'l
3-
40c
$5 convertible preferred (quar.),,.*
Tidewater Associated Oil (quar.),,
1
5
$1(4
40c
1
t$2
.
Life
5t)c
—
common
Thompson Products, Inc.,
1
(quar.)
3-
Joint
2-16
30c
Corp.
Nat'l
Loblaw
2-27
(quar.)
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
2-15
2-16
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
A
4
.
-
Preferred
4
1
2-27
Co, Ltd.—
9-
3-
1-23
2-
(quar.)
Co,
12-
Extra
9
receipts
Electric
9-15
:
9
2-24
International
Dep.
12-15
t20c
,
3-
■<
Corp.
$l34
(quar.)
1-30
2-15
—,
30c
Savers
Lincoln
,1-31
1-20
Swift
Tampa
2-15
15c
(accum.31 (4c
(quar.),,
12J/2c
$1.25 pfd.
$1%
77* preferred (quar.)
Lrvtra Secord.Candy Shops
Liberty Aircraft Products
1
5-15
0/ Rte
3-15
12 (4c
25c
25c
Payable
40c
j:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
,
Holdert
When
thare
California
Furniture
Extra
5
of
(quar.)
5c
Paper Co. (Mich.) (quar.),_
Consolidated Steel Corp. $1.75 pfd. (accum.)
American
3-11
Co.
(quar.)
2-15
.
Consolidated
Continental
25c
Oil
Common
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Standard
Common
1-30
(irreg.),—'10c
N.
Co.
2-10
Common
2-
$134
50c
—
Consolidated Biscuit
2-25
5
2-
50c
City Baking Co. 7% preferred (quar.)——
Compania Swift Internacional (quar,),.
Consolidated
common
Machine,
Per
Name 0/ Company
2-27
2-
;
Consolidated
com.
0/ R«o.
,$iy2
,
(interim),
Milling,
(quar.)
preferred
(accum.)
Holdert
2-
3-
$1(4
25c
(quar.)—__
Copper Co.——
Woods
When
Pay'blt
2-15
Coal—
—_
Co.
the
•*
3-15
15c
.
Cab
jnrShare
2-25
50c
(irreg.),.—
Franklin
&
of
Landis
.
(quar.)
t
2-27
'
the
on
(quar.)
preferred
Chile
(accum.)—
(accum.)
Chicago, Wilmington
6%
1-22
1
issues.
Chambersburg Engineering Co.
Charis
i$2
$l3/4
25c
50c
$3.92(4
$3.36(4
7
(quar.),——7-i
Co.
Light 7%
.-arrears
above
;
(quar.),.:,,- j..:---7% preferred (quar.)—__
Co.,
Caterpillar
Central
Ltd.
1
3-
Lake
Foreign Investment Corp.—
preferred
Case
—,
(quar.).
2-15
2-
25c
75c
,f
6c
10c
25c
87 (4c
37 (4c
17c
15c
$10c
California Pacific Tel & Tel., 7% pfd. (quar.)
California Water Service, 67* pfd. B (quar.)
Callaway Mills
1
1
-
Kinney (G. R.), $5 prior preferred
Kresge (S. S.i Co. (quar.),^
2-15
3-
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
'
Name of Company
2-15
Concen¬
—
Business
of Rec.
77*
„
.
—-
&
J.,
Holdera
1
3-
50c
$1.75
$10c
(quar.)—
Edison Co., Inc. (quar.)
Mills, Ltd. (interim)
Silk
3-
469
;
(s-a)
3Qc
2- 1
1-
5
1-22
1-22
1-20
1-15
2-
lr
2-
1
1-11
Per
Bank
of
of
$$H4
.$$2)4
15c
125c
25c
Montreal
Bank
Toronto
(quar.)—~
(quar.)
—
Barnsdall Oil Co. (quar.)—-,
Bathurst Power & Paper, class A (quar.)— .
Bayside National Bank (N. Y.) (s-a)
Extra
1—
75c
1
—
37 Vac
$$2
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.Belding-Corticelli, Ltd. (extra)
Benson & Hedges, $2 convertible pfd. (quar.)
Extra
■
Co.,
Electric
(quar.)
Fund,
(quar.)__—__
(quar.)
(Forest Hills, N. Y.)
Boulevard Bank
Mills
Bourne
—
Bearing
Roller
Bower
Brewing
40c
25c
,
"
-
—
;
—
2 ',4 %
British
British
Columbia
6%
reg.
3-15
3-
2-15
1
2-
(quar)
175c
t$l!4
—
25c
preferred
$114
Bronxville Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
$1
Brown Fence & Wire, class A————
$1
Buckeye Steel Castings, 6% pfd. (quar,)—
$1 14
Bullock Fund, Ltd., common—.—
15c
5%
preferred (quar.)
—4———j-Sl'A
Bunte Brothers 5% preferred (quar.):
—
$114
Burroughs Adding Machine (quar.)
15c
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred, represent¬
ing the quarterly dividend of $1.75 due
Feb. 1, 1943, and interest thereon
—
$1.8156
Cadwell Linen Mills, Ltd., com. (initial)125c
1st preferred (quar.)
———;
138c
2nd preferred
(quar.)
!■
:—
120c
Calgary Power Co., Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
$$114
Stores,
(quar.).
Department
5%
1-30
1-15
2-
1
Semi-annually
Cuneo
1
2-
1
1-21
2-15
1-29
1-30
1-16
1-30
1
1
1-11
2-20
1-29
.2-
1-18
1-18
1
1
1-15
1-27
3-10
2-25
2-
Shoe
Distillers
Co., Ltd., ordinary
2-27
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-23
3-
5
2-23
2-
1
1-22
2-
1
1-15
2-1
1-12
3-
1
2-22
3-
5
1-29
Dow
Dun
1
1-15
$6.50
2-
1
1-15
Eastern
Eaton
1-15
2-
1
1-15*
(quar.)—
75c
3714c
2-15
1-30
6214c
6214c
2-15
1-30
Ry.
7%
Bronze,
common
———$$114
(quar.)—
Canadian Converters, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Investment Fund, Ltd.—preferred
Oil
Carolina
(s-a)
Insurance
Fairbanks Co.,
2-27
1-11
2-
1
1-11
Falstaff Brewing Corp.,
2-
1
1-11
Farmers & Traders
1-30
12-28
Federal
2-
1
1-15
Federated
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-
1
1-
1
65c
5c
2-
1
1-21
1-18
1
1-21
2-
6
1-28
$114
2-
1-28
6
Central
Hudson
Central
National
2-
1
1-15
First
1
1-15
First
National Bank
6%
Power
&
preferred
7%
preferred
Ribbon
Shares
Century
Century
Pasco
de
Cerro
(annual)
(Mineola, N. Y.)
pfd. (quar.)
Power, 5%
Central New York
Light (Mass.)— *
(accum.).
——
'
(accum.)————
Mills, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Trust (irregular)—
—:
Copper Corp.—
3-
2-
2-16 '
1
17c
20c
$1
$1!4
1
2-
1
Foote
I-
2-1
60c
8
$l,/2
$1%
$134
45c
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
2-20
2-1
1-22
$1
2-
1-16
1
6%
6%
6%
25c
2-25
2-10
—
$1%
2-
1
1-15
20c
20c
Champion Paper & Fibre, common (quar.)—
25c
6%
preferred (quar.)———.—
——$ls/2
2-
1
1-20
Fulton
2-
1
1-20
$314
3-15
2-27
4-
1
3-15
2-
1
Store
Investment,
$614
Chain
Store
Real Estate
Trust
(Mass.)
Extra
—
National Bank (N. Y.)
Chase
Cherry-Burrell
Corp.,
70c
5c
(s-a)
Master Manufacturing
Chefford
preferred
—:
20c
$114
15c
common—:
1
1-16*
12-15
12-15
1-30
1-26
Co.
Gabriel
7%
General
25c
4-15
3-17
Quarterly
;—.
—...
25c
Quarterly ————————————• 25c
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—
7-15
6-16
10-15
9-15
——
$114
$114
$ 114
$114
$1%
5%
preferred (quar.)
;.
.
5% preferred (quar.)—.
5% preferred (quar.)!
——
—
5% preferred (quar.)_
..
—„
—
City Ice & Fuel, 614% preferred (quar.)
—
City National Bank & Trust Co. (Chicago)—• ;
Quarterly
$1
$1
25c
50c
—
—
Quarterly
2-15
6-
1
5-15
Georgia
9-
1
8-16
12-
1
II-15
2-15
2-
1
1-20
1
4-20
(s-a)
Willans
Cochenour
Gold
Ltd.,
Cockshutt Plow Co.,
„
—
1-13
1-30
1-21
Gosnold Mills,
1-30
1-21
Gotham Hosiery,
2-25
2-10
Grace
1
1-25
2-16
1-25
1
5-15
Payable in U, S. curr.
Grandview
Mines
(s-a)..
2-15
1-26
Graton
3-31
3-12
Great Lakes
2-28
2-10
Gas
5Co
Elec.
&
Cum.
$2.75
614%
preferred (quar.)—
Commoil, Ltd. (interim)
Commonwealth Edison Co.
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Concord
(N.
Conduits
$2.40
Conn.
6%
Gas,
H.)
Connecticut Lt.
614%
$2.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.
7%
pfd.
Co.
(N. Y.)
$1.50
partic.
B
(quar.)-
class
A
Dredge & Dock (quar.)
Extra
Stores
Bros.
(M.
(quar.)—
Hanna
1-20
2-15
2-
2-
1
1-15
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar,)—..—
Hartford Electric Light Co. (quar.)
Hartford Times, 514% preferred (quar.)—..
Hat Corp. of America, 614% pfd. (quar.)..
2-27
2-12
1
$1.62
tic
$5
A.)
Co.,
common.,
preferred
(A.)
Harris
Co., 7%
(quar.)
Consolidated Oil Corporation (quar.)
2-1
2-15
2-1
2- 1
1-30
2-1
$114
25c
50c
2- 1
.3-1
2- 1
2-
1
1-23
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common
55c
60c
$3
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
5
2-
1
1-
1
$3
$114
$134
$l5/a
2-
1
12-31
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
7%
2-
1
1-15
Home
2-
1
12-31
1
1-15
2-15
1-15
2-
2-15
Dept.
Extra
25c
2- 1
3-15
3-15
2- 1
2- 1
5-15
2- 1
Holly Sugar Corp., common
preferred
Co.
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
(N. Y.)
Honey Dew,
Fire
Insurance
Electrochemical
2-
2
1-
4
Hooker
2-
2
1-
4
Hormel
(Geo.
1214c
2-15
6%
preferred
(Bait.)
(irfeg.)
lc
$134
25c
3- 1
2- 1
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-15
3-12
3- 2
2- 1
2- 1
2- 2
2- 1
$134
6834c
6834c
$l5/4
$3
75c
t2e
$114
75c
1-30
1-30
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
A.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
30c
30c
25c
$l3//4
(quar.)
2322-
1
1
1
1
2- I
20c
2- 1
25c
—
40c
50c
$114
1-15
5-
1
4-17
N.
Link
Printing
Bank
2- 1
4- 1
2-27
2-15
2-15
1
2-
9
3-
1
'2-
9
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15*
3-
2~' 1
1-T4
4-
3714c
$1
3-13
1
1-30
2-15
$2c
(Rochester,
Trust
Lionel
pfd.
$3.50
Co.,
3-
(accum.)..
3-31
2-27
1-20
2nd
1
2-11
2-11
Lynch Corporation
1-10
1-15
1-15
1-20
1-15
1-20
1-20
2-15
1-23
1-23*
3-1
2-17
3-
2-17
1
2-
2-15
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
2-
1
3
1-15
■2-1
>2-
2-16
I
2-1
1-15
2-15
2-
5
.a---———
2-26
4
2-15
2-15
2-
5
5-
5
5-15
8-5
8-14
11-
11-15
5
2-10
1-30
2-1
1-20
30c
2-
1
1-20
87%c
2-
5
1-28
2-
1
12-31
2-
1
<*
:30c
Field & Co.—
&-Co
(Marshall)
Field
See
(Seattle)—
1
(quar.)—a—,
(quar.)—.——---——
Initial' stock
Marshall
Massachusetts
1-30
1-11
1-23
1
2-1
preferred
participating
Fully
*
1-25
8*
9
1
2-
Bancorporation
Marine
■
2-13
1-11
1-
2-
'
1-20
2-13
1-20
1
.
2-11
1-25
1-15
1
2-
50c
Madison Square Garden Corp.d;—_.%■
25c
Magnin (I.) Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
$1'4
8%
preferred (quar.).._.—' $114
6% preferred (quar.
$114'
6% preferred (quar.)—
• •
$114
Marathon Paper Mills Common.—.—-..—
50c
1-15
1
2-
$4
1-20
6-15
9-15
5
3-15
2-
1-20
3-15
1-22
2-
'4- 1
2-27
(s-a).
1 * $214
Louisville & Nashville RR (irregular >___—L ,!
$2
Louisiana Power & Light,-6% pfd.v(quar bl '
$1J4
Lukens Steel Co.(irregular 125c
Luzerne Co. Gas & Elec., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
$1.3114
non-cum.
1-20
1
1
1'
(s-a) L_._—»
Common'
1
2-27
.
$1%
$2
&
8%
1-20
3-
$1.1214
Taylor, 6%' 1st preferred (quar.)...
preferred (quar.)
—
;
Louisville Henderson & St.- Louis Ry,— \
Lord
'
1-20
9
1
2-
Lit Brothers, 6%
3-31
9
2-
2-
25c
>50c
-a.—15c
—
preferred A (quar.).
414%
2-
2-
(quar.)—15c
Corp.
1-21
*
1
3-1
—
(quar.*
Extra
1-20
1
2-1
(quar.)-_____—$1%
preferred
1-30
2-
75c
1
&
Belt Co., common
014%
1-22
1-
2-15
2-
Y.) common (quar.)
3714c
convertible preferred (quar.)50c
4%
1-15
t
1-14
2-15
414%
Alliance
Lincoln
2-
8
2-1
30c
•
5
1-
2-1
25c
(quar.-)
(quar.).....
B
ClasS
Lincoln
Bonding & Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
:
—
Valley RR. (s-a)——
—:
$3
Maytag Co., $6 1st preferred (quar.)i.---!- $1!4
$3
preferred
(accum.)-—-.
25c
McCall Corp.
(quar.)——.—————
- 35c
McCrory.Stores Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.$114
McGraw
Electric Co.
(reduced quar.)
>•. 25c
Massawippi
2-15
1-21
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-21
3-
1
2-
6-
1
5-1
1-30
1-25
1-30
$55140
;$55%c
McLellan Stores Co., common
V40c
6%
preferred (quar.)
———$114
Meadville Telephone (quar,)—-—-———■
3714c
1-23
1'
Melchers
1-
2
Porcupine
Quarterly
.
1-20
2-15
1-21
Distilleries,'Ltd.,: 6% participating *
preferred (quar.) ——
Melville Shoe Corp, common (quar.)-.
—
preferred (quar.)——
Acceptance Corp. of Calif.—
5%
5
1-29
1-29
'(quar.)—
'(quar.).—,
3
Mercantile
5
Y.) (s-a)
Merchants Nat'I Bank of Chicago (s-a)—.
2-15
1-25
1-15
Merchants
&
(N.
Insurance
Mfrs.
7%
preferred
(quar.)————
& Supply, (irregular)
—
Rubber Reclaiming
(quar.)-.——
Midwest
1-28
Mid-West
1-28
(irregular)
(s-a>
Minneapolis-Moline Power .Implement— ,
- $8.50 convertible preferred (accum.)—
Mississippi Power & Light,. $6 pfd. (quar.)—
Mollne Pressed Steel, class A partic. (quar.)
4
1-25
1-25
1-25
&>Hart, $1 prior pfd,
Miller
Mine
Piping
Hill
&
Schuylkill Haven RR.
•
Loan Society,
class A——-——-
1-17
Monroe
2-15
Montana Power Co.,
1-15
Heat & Power
Moody's Investors Service—
1-15
participating preferred
f
1-15
Moore
$3
Drop
':
20c
$3
6%
3-15
Morrell
2-13
Morris
414%
Morris
(John)
(Philip)
&
*
5
3-
1
6-
5
6-
1
9-5
X
3-
5
3-
X
6-
5
6-
1-
9-
5
9-
1.
2-15
1-30
2-
1
1-20
7-
8
6-20
2-
1
1-6
2-
1
1- 6
2-
1
1-
6.
2-18
2-
8
50c
* 50c
2-
1-20
3-12
3-
$1
2-
1-15
$134
35c
1
1
2
i
$114
$114
2-15
2-
2-
1
1-15
214c
• 5c
$114
J38c
2-
1
1-15'
2-
2
2-
1
1-11
1-30
12-31
1-20;
■ ■
'
75c
(quar.)
Co,
A
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
& Co., 4»%% pfd.
preferred
Plan
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
2-15
2-1
2- 1
1-30
2- 1
1-20.
1-15
1-15
2- 1
,1-15
2- 1
1-25
Forging—
non-cumulative
1-20
1-30
$6 pfd.
Montreal Light,
1-15
1-30
$114
•
1
1-14
1-23
1-15
1-15
Michigan Bakeries common
(irregular)15c
$1 nort-cumul.-prior preferred quar ).-_.
-25c
1-15
2-
1
1
!
3-
1
2-
2-
-
3-
2-
50c
-
——-
1-31
2-15
25c
25c.
(quar.)—J—.———;—•
25c
(quar.)—
30c
(quar,)—.
—
30c.
(quar.)——-————
30c
Stores, 7%* preferred (quar.)—$134
preferred
5%
preferred
5% preferred
6% preferred
6% preferred
6% preferred
12-31
2-15
$30c
Mercantile
2-11
2-
(quar.)—.——.
—
1-14
2-25
Mines
Mclntyre
5%
*50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
3714c
3714c
3- 1
60c
(s-a)
T
Homestead
•
preferred
Higglns Industries, 6% preferred
Hires (Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Extra
1-15
(quar)...
....
$4 convertible,
5
.,
$1
1-29
Store, 6% pfd. (accum.)...—
6% preferred (quar.)
...
Hedley Mascot Gold Mines (quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., 6%-pfd.
(quar.)—*.
Hearn
•
1-30
2- I
-
$1V4
3-13
1
2-15
1-19
2- 1
25c
(quar.).—
1
2-
$1%
Cement common (quar.-).-. '
(quar.)._-__—..—••
Mines
Stores,
1-16
2-1
40c
$1
15c
4-
preferred (quar.).—$114
Liberty Loan Corp., $3.50 pieferred (quar.).
■87,4c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,- common (quar.) . ';
75c
3-20
$114
$3
2-
preferred (accum,)—$114
Lockwood Company
(irregular).
...
'
50c
Loew's Boston Theatres (quar.).
—. 15c
Extra/
—;
J.
10c
Loose-Wiles Biscuit (quar.>__i'-^.____-^.—25c
25c
25c
preferred
1-20
Inc.—
(quar.)
7%
Knight,
.....——
1-20
$114
(quar.)
pfd.
&
—
Consolidated Chemical Industries,
Class
(quar.)—
pfd,
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison
preferred
6%
Power,
Cigar
(s-a)—
25c
(s-a)
preferred
Y.
2-15
75c
preferred (quar.)
Passumpsic River RR., com. (s-a)_
Connecticut River
of N.
2-15
35c
$4c
—
(interim)
& Power,
7%
Bank
National
2-15
(accum.)_—
pfd.
7%
Co.
(s-a).
pfd. (quar.)..———
$114
6834c
(quar,)-
&
preferred
Consolidated
$5
—
International Corp.
National
'
(quar.)_
pfd.
conv.
prior preferred
5%
(quar.)
less Canadian tax—
Hale
Ohio Electric—
& Southern
Columbus
(quar.)——
$114
$114
preference (quar.)
preferred 5% series (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
6%
Columbia Pictures,
6-
Corp.—
cum.
Cum.
2-
B
1
1-23
'
50c
$114
t$2
+40c
6214c
$l3/4
1-20
1-11
3-
Liquid Carbonic,
Granby Consol. Mng., Smelt. & Pow.
$5
Class
,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet, common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. (quar.)——
Columbia
—
$5
$114
(s-a)
common
....
3714c
$134
$3c
$25c
1214c
$1.0614
25c
—
(interim)
Mines
Semi-annually "
Goodyear
Gold
1-20
2- 1
2-1
r -
1-20
1
1
1- 9
40c
$114
2-20
Corp...._^A...._—75c
Tire
&
Portland
Lerner
•
2-1
2- 1
3-15
3* 3
2-15
/
Rubber
Leitch
3-15
3-
2-25
—15c
50c
$5
Razor
1
_
—
(quar.)
Co. (irregular)
Clinchfield Coal, 7% pfd. (accum.)
Safety
2-
preferred
Tractor
■
1-20
(quar.)$114'
6% pfd. (quar.).
75c
Valley Gas,
4%* preferred
3-12
10c
75c
^
15c
$1%
25c
Insurance..
preferred (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. of Amer.—
Gillette
1-22
of New York Insurance Co.
Cine. Chicago & St. Louis-
5 %
Marine
&
—
1
Cleveland
Cleveland
Fire
—
Insurance (s-a)..
Extra
Gibraltar
Globe &
5-
Corp..—a..
Home
Lehigh
3-18
2- 1
common
2-
(s-a)
(irregular)
Common
Shoe
General
Corp.,
Tire & Rubber Co., com. (irreg.).
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gordon & Belyea class A-(quar.)..
.....
—
City Nat'I Trust & Savings Bank (L. A.)
City
1
1
-
(quar.) _——'
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—.....
General Metals Corp. (s-a).'.—4_.
...
General Mills, Inc. (quar.)..
General Motors Corp., $5 preferred (quar.)
Foods
3-
3-
•
1
2-
1-25
2- 1
(quar,)_.—Sl34
preferred
1-26
2-5
———'
(quar.)-A.A.—
General Cigar Co., common
1-30
:
—
(Irregular)
Co., $3 conv.
pfd. (quar.)_
General Baking Co. (irregular).....——4—
General Cable Corp., 7% pfd. (accum.)..—
2-15
% preferred (quar.)_
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co. (quar.)
5
Lee
1-25
8714c
Gardner-Denver
I
1-25
2-
Company
(quar.!...-...—(
(R. G,), common (quar.)....—\
Lebanon
1-20
,,.'4- 1
7-14
10-1
,
5
2-1
convertible preferred
5%
5c
12-
3
2-
Tourneou
$414
1-15
4- 1
30c
Securities, com.
(irreg.).
(quar.).....„4.—...4—..
Industrial
,
(quar.).-
preferred -(quar,)....—14
7%
1-3
1-30
1-30
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
$1.20
—
Quarterly
Le
1-26
1-31
20c
Extra
:a4-._v~*-- a-w4.a-u^4.j—
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co. (quar.).4—
pfd.
Chain
1-20
3-
2-20
50c
(quar.)_
Chain Belt Co
Bryant,
Lansing
•
(s-a)—_
Phila.
of
Insurance
Fire
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..—
1-26
1-30
2-15
2-1
3714c
37v2c
3714c
1-18
1
1-30
preferred (quar.)$l%Mines, Ltd. (interim)$10c
1-16
4-1
2-23
2- 1
2- 1
3- 1
(quar.),——
(quar.)
(quar.)
...———
prior preferred
prior preferred
prior preferred
1-15
$134
'
2nd
1-16
2- 1
••
1-15
50c
$114
(s-a)—..
2nd
Lane
1
1
Lamaque Gold
6
1-15
2-
6214c
8c
25c
$114
•—
r
8
1-15
2-
10c
$114
87%c
$20
■
(quar.)...
Y.)
1-
1
■
7%
5
1-
4- 1
■
•
1
2-1
7%
2-
1-30
'
•
preferred (quar.)
1-6
I
1-21
2-
15c
Kroger Grocery & Baking common
■*
'
•
2-1
$1,0614
Works, 6% pfd.
Kokomo Water
6%
•
2-
10c
(quar.),.-.-
Insurance -(N.
2-15
$2
40c 1 '
50c ;
■
•"
Wheeler Corp.—
Franklin
Fund
Knickerbocker
4- 1
3-31
3-15
15c
Works.J.——————25c
Bridge
Pitt
Fort
Foster
Knickerbocker
1
2-10
25c
■'
(quar.)— (quar.)—
Bros, Gear & Machinery Corp., com..
convertible preferred 4.—„4.4.4.'<
—-—...—.—....
First National Bank of St- Louis
1-12
1
1
3-15
2
2-19
*
2-1
$114
(quar.)..
2-
2-10
2
1-
1
2-
(quar.)....—
Furnace
&
2-
2-17
U
1
r
20c
Utilities, 7% junior pfd. (quar.).'
Kings County Trust Co.* <N. Y.) (quar.)..—
Klein (D. Emil) & Co'. 5% pfd. (quar.)..4-
3-31
1
3-
10c
(irregular)
Kentucky
.
$1
$114
of Pittsburgh
1-23
2-
2-22
Stove
preferred
5%
1-15
2-
$134
(quar.)
Co.,'common
.fquar.)...^—
Co., 414% preferred
Tea
1-15
2-
Department Stores—
Ironer
preferred
5%
1-15
2-1
2- 1
2-1
2- 1
4-1
-
>
2-1
-
preferred (quar.—
'
Jantzen Knitting
Mills common—'
(Mt. Vernon, N. Y.)
National Bank
:■/'*> y :r ,v 1
8(%
1-30
2-1
'
1-15
,
preferred
7%
1-15
3-1
2-20
2- 1
$2V2.-"
1
2-1'
(quar.)..4-.-.-.-!—"■'< $1.75
($5) (quar.)—
—
834c
Safety Razor, class A (quar.)
60c
Utilities Corp,—; ;'
/y>\. 'iS:/'
preferred (quar,8714c
prior
Ironrite
1-15
3-10
4- 1
3-1
25c
25c
Corp.
Quarterly
First
12-31
Interstate
2- 1
1-30
1-302-1
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar..
$1
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co, (quar.)
$2
Fidelity Union Trust (Newark, N. J.) (s-a).
60c
Field (Marshall)
& Co. (quar.)—
20c
Firestone Tire & Rubber
com.
(increased)
3714c
2-
$114
———
(Cleveland)-
Bank
Central Nat'I Bank
Central
& Electric
Gas
..
■
(irregular)..,.
National Bank (Hartford)
(quar.)..—
,
1-20
3-1
Department Stores— •
.V,apreferred (quar.)._.'4—
$1.0614
Products, 6% prior pfd. (quar.).
$114
Boston
$3.50
12-17
2-15
convertible
414%
of Canada—!
Nickel
International
1
2-10
2-15
*
2-
2-
$$114
$$114
•
(accum,)
A
preference
International
-
3c
_
(Syracuse,
(quar._i44_
Mogul Corp.
Fibreboard
First
$1%
$114
$114
$1
.$1%
10c
1
•.
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply—
v
Common * (Irregular)
$2
5
3-
preferred
7%
preferred
Kalamazoo
.
1-21
1-20
1-30
$134
" 25c
(accum.t—•
1-25
, ■
Y.)
1-15
2-
*
preferred (s-a)
6%
'
1-15
t25c
75c
$114
—
;—
pfd. (quar.).—
(irregular)..—...4.
Life Insurance
preference
7%
2
2-
2- 1
2- 1
2-25:
-
.
—
Corp,..—.i.—
Jewel
$!%•
■
(quar.).
'■
Federal Bake Shops (quar-.)—...—4—
N.
Tool
Machine
Metal Industries—
1-25
,
1
'
7%-pfd. (quar.)
2-1
(quar.)._.__——,—$114
6% preferred
1
■
common
1
1
1214c
common
Line—.
Gregg, 7%
1-21
1
3-10
—4—.a—25c
4-
2-
.
-
—
(quar.)
—
5% preferred (quar.)__
,———
Central Arizona Light & Power—
$7 preferred
(quar.)—
$6 preferred (quar.)—.
—.
Central Foundry Co., 5 % conv. pfd. (quar.)
Corp.,
12-31
1
&
Coe
1
2-
2-1
4-1
(quar.) 4.——$114
Group Associates (quar.).—....
V 25c
Pipe
Faber
2%
■
——_—-
Extra
Celotex
Eureka
8
14c
(quar.)——
——
4% non-cum. pfd. (s-a).
Cos.
Pac. Ry.,
Canadian
1-
3- 1
2- 1
2- 1
$2
Eppens & Smith Co., Inc. (s-a)
——
Erie & Kalazamoo RR.
(s-a)—4—4——.4—
14c
$10e
125c
Ordinary
Canadian
2-
Baking, Ltd.
International
1-25
1-20
1-20
preferred
—
6%
2- 1
2-15
Slli
Co.
2-
150c
:
——
shares
(quar.)
—
shares
(quar.)——.——
Investors Corp., Ltd.
(quar,) ——
Special
Canadian
12-28
2-
—
Extra
5%
1
2-15
l$lVa
185c
$3714c
150c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar,)—-(quar.)
:—_
$3.40
Breweries,
Canadian
1-19
2-
$$314
(s-a)—
1
$6
'Extra
1-30
2-
Insurance—$114
.
$114
preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
2-15
(s-a)————
Ltd.,
Starch,
Life
States
California-Western
>
(quar.),—.4^4
(quar.)——...4—Electric Bond & Share, $5 pfd. (quar.),
Employers
6%
1-25
2- 1
<4- 1
Ltd.
Products,
Steel
Manufacturing
1-11
2-1
$1%
• " $3
75c
Eastern Shore Public Service, $6
2-
2-
common....
(quar.)
2- 1
Duplan Corp., 8%
1-15
40c
l...—:—$l'/a
(irregularl.iu—.-'i-' ■ :
t$l
25c
$114
$1%
f$2
.
3- 1
preferred (quar.)—..——
pfd. (quar,)
preferred (quar.)—...,—..........
1-16
12-31
International
37V2C
1
,0265c
1
International
$114
1
1-11
2-
1-22
+50c
(quar.)—
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
2-
$114
15c
....
2-
12-31
1
$114
preferred
&
1
2-
2c
6214c
preferred
5%
1-15
2-
1-16
.
Chemical Co;, common—;
.1-15
1
2-1
2-1
2- 1
" 2-10
2-10
2- 1
(quar.)
—
50c
Dominion Bank of Canada (quar.)_——<, t$2
Dominion Bridge Co. Ltd. (quar.).:———4__^..
$3Qc
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.— '
5%
1-15
1
2-1
preferred
cumulative
$2
1
2-
International Harvester Co.,
;1
(accum.)——...—...—-a—
Dominion Tar & Chemical, 514% pfd. (quar.)
Dover & Rockaway RR.
(s-a)
4—
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
.4——
Corp.,
preferred
6%
1-25
2-
Group Shares.'.—1
Insurance
Interchemical
1
1-15
1
2-
Inter-City
$2
75c
10c
614%
(interim)
regis,
3-15
1
7-22
1-20
1-15
3-
1
1-1g
314c
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.'—
5% pfd. (quar.) (payable in U. S. funds).
Dividend Shares, Inc.
(irregular)
Dixie Vortex Co., class A (quar.)
—1.
Domestic Finance Corp., com.
(reduced) —
2-
1-22
1-15
1
2-
(quar.)—'
preferred
7%
1-23
2-
$114
15c
•
Imperial Bank of Canada (quar.)...
—
Indiana Associates Telephone, $5 pfd. (quar.)
Institutional Securities, Ltd.—•
1
1-25
3-
$134
'
2-15
2-15
1-12
2-1
22- 1
22- 1
'.$1 Vs.
30c
(monthly)
common
3-15
Distillers
pfd.
Canada
Corp.;
Diamond
3-31
Electric
Canada Southern
$13,4
preferred
1-30
9
Packing Corp., common
preferred
t$ 114
Deposited Insurance Shares A (irregular)—
Derby Oil & Refining Corp., $4 pfd. (accum.)
Diamond Match Co., 6% partic. pfd. (s-a)—
3-
3-20
-
(quar.)— -A
—$114
Dallas Railway & Terminal, 7% pfd. (quar.)
$1%
Davenport Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
—$114
Dayton Rubber Mfg., common (quar.)—
25c
$2 cumulative preferred A (quar.)—__i —
50c
Dennison Mfg., 8% debenture (quar.)———
$2
6% convertible prior preferred (quar.)75c
California
5%
10c
3714c
$114
^—
Power,
40c
Hydro-Electric Securities,-5% pfd. B (s-a).
Idaho Power, $6 preferred (quar.)—,
5
1-25
2-16
8-16
2- 1
&
Light
0] Rec.
3- 1
3- 1
2- 1
45c
non-cum.
(quar.)
!
—
(quar.)........—
Hummel-Ross Fibre,. 6% preferred
(quar.)..
Hussman-Ligonier Co. common (quar.)- — -
3-18
3-15
'4-1
$6
1-16
2-
common._„r>—
.
10c
preferred
414%
2-15
2-
6%
C.)
preferred
$6
1-23
2-15
3-31
1-30
1-30
$3
$314
(quar.)————4———
Dairy Corp of Canada, 5% pfd. (init. quar.):
Dallas Power & Light, 7% pfd. (quar.)_;—-
Inc.,
Press,
2-1
$2
——_—4—-'
———
1
2-
California
$3
-
•
2-
—_
Power,
(s-a)
2-15
common-.—-
preferred (quar.)
$314
43%c
(s-a)—_
(accum.)—
preferred
Culver & Port Clinton RR.
1-15
——
pfd.
2-15
2-
2-15
1-30
60c
'•"**•
lc
-
a
When
Payable
preferred
7%
Drug Co., 7% preferred
7%
1-23
1
1
2- 1
1-22
(A.
Houston
—
—
(quar.)
Milling
Crown
—
5%
(N. Y.)
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining &
2-
2-
1-20
—.
Exchange Bank & Trust Co.
Quarterly
2-28
Telephone—
2nd preferred
Broadway
Corn
3-31
50c
-
pfd. (interim)
(final of 4d and interim of 10d)
Columbia Packers
(irregular)——
Ord.
50c
16c
75c
$1
50c
25c
S3
i
Inc.
of
Corp.
(s-a)
(extra)—
America (quar.)
Brager-Eisenberg,
British-American Tobacco, 5%
6
1
2- 1
5
2-
Trust
&
——
1-31
1st preferred--—
50c
1-
2-
(Chicago)
1-15
2- 1
2-20
$2
———,—
Bank
Nat'I
Continental-Illinois
1-23
—
& Co,,
F.)
(S,
Bowser
6
1-30
—:
...
—
5
1-
2-15
<
(quar.)
Inc.
2-
Name of Company
pfd. (quar.)
7% non-cum. partic. preierred (quar.)...
Horn & Hardart common-(reduced quar.).. :
Home
(Joseph), 6%< preferred (quar,)....
$114
25c
:—
(quar.)——
Crum
& Forster,
8% preferred (quar.)—„
Cudahy Packing, 6% preferred (accum.)—
62*4c
68^c
———
Co.
Edison
Boston
Boston
2-15.
1
2-1
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America
Crowell-Collier Publishing, 7%
Inc.
B
3-10
3-
preferred
1-31
(quar.)
—
$1%
(Phila.), com. (irregular)—
40c
$3 preferred (quar.)_
——:
—!'■'
75c
Blue Ribbon Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)—
t62»4c
Bohack (H. C.), 1st preferred (accum.)
:
$1
Bon Ami Co., class A (quar.)——
$1
Class
$7.50
15c
40c
'■
,
Bourjois, Inc., $2.75 preferred
2-15
2-19
preferred
$7
Blauner's,
1
Holders
Per
of Rec.
share
Holders
Horn
1-20
(quar.)_
common
When
Payable
Corp.—
1
——
Extra
Birtman
3-
Consolidated Laundries
1-30
2-15
'■
-
-
(quar.)——
Co.
l
3-10
50c
13c
—-
—
.
&
Best
3-
Name of Company
$15c
(interim)
(John) & Sons (s-a)
Bertram
Ltd.
Mines,
River
Berens
Per
of Rec.
share
Holder »
share
Name of Company
When
Payable
Monday, February 1, 1943
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
470
Bank
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Cleveland
(quar.)
$114
25c
Sl.OeVi
$114.
40c
Volume
Number 4147
157
THE COMMERCIALS FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Name of Comprint
Plan
Co.
Mortgage Corp. of Nova Scotia
Mount Diablo
Munising
Oil
Min, &
•
Co.
Mfg.
Nation-Wide Securities Cp.
National
6'/,
convertible
National Bank
National
National
7%'
National
Chemical
National
City
National
'
$3
Distillers
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
National
25c
$1%
3-
1
2-
1
1-19
4-
1
3-24
Co.,. 6'A
Oats
&
preferred
Bros;
Neptune
Extra
8%, preferred
$l'/a
(quar.)(quar.)
Process, .7%
New
York
2-
1
;
"
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 5% A pfd.
St.
2-1
1-18
1
2-
1
2-
1
,1-
1
1-
:
Lawrence
Steel,
Scott
American
Car
Corp,—
1
1-18
A
(accum.)
$6
preferred
B
1
1-21
1
1-25
Senator-Rouyn,
1-20
Sharp
3-
1
2-
1
1-16
2-1
*
2-16
River
1-16
2-
1
Sierra
Pacific
Ry
1
25c
•
———
.
.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Noyes (Chas. F.), 6% preferred (quar.)__w
Nu-Enamel
Corp.
(quar.)——__
5%
Shoe
Co.
2-1
preferred
2-1
1-15
2-1
$1
1-
■
4
1-30
1-14
2-1;
1-15
2-1
1-15
4-
I
3-18
22VaC
2-
1
1-28
O'Connor,
$1.50
Moffatt
class
AA
3-22
1-30
1-15
Sl'A
———
(accum.I-
(S.
Insurance
Casualty
3-31
-20c
———75c
F.)
(quar.)—__
1
preferred
(monthly)51/
preferred (monthly)
5Vj»% preferred (quar.)
Okonite
Co.
1-25
2- 5
;
2-
1
1-21
2-
1
1-20
50c
2-
1
1-20
41%c
2-
1
1-20
$1%
2-
1
1-20
58V3C
—,
—
—
;
$1VV
2-1
1-15
50c
———
United Filters, class A (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp. (quar.)--_———
-
Overseas
Securities
Owens-Illinois
Pacific
Co.
Glass
Finance
(irregular)
Co
Corp.
'
2-
1
50c
2-
1
1-19
10c
1-30
1-20
1-30
—
Oliver
1-20
2-
1-25
30c
—
...
$6
Dtivis
Parker Pen
Penmans,
6%
Light, 7%(
pfd.
5
Ltd.,
preferred
3214c
1-30
25c
2-27
2-15
'$75c
2-15
2-
2-
1-21
$$ll/a
(irregular)
10c
(quar.)
pfd.
7%
;
6%
6%
preferred
Power
Mines
<to
1-20
1-11
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-20
3-
1
2-
2-
1
4-
1
3-
4-
1
Co.
4-15
2-1
1-20
75c
2-
1
1-20
2-10
1-23
$114
2-
$l34
1
.•
1-11
2-
7%
2-20
2-10
1
United
2-15
2-10
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
U.
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-26
2*
1
1-26
Hills,
614.A
preferred
Sovereign
U.
2-
5
U.
2*
5
United
2-
1
1-20*
6.4%
2-
1
1-20*
$5
preferred
convertible
Squibb (E. R.)
$5
50c
2-
Spiegel,
$414
Inc.,
Standard
$4.50
series
1-15
2-
2-
2-
1
1-19
2-25
1-25
2-
1
1-15
6%
2-
1
1-21
2-
1
1-21
7%
2-10
1-30
Walker
1
1
2-
1
6%
1-23
2-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
1
Inc.,
Standard
Equities
Tube,
1
1-15
Wellman
$114
3-15
2-15
Westchester
6-15
$l'/4
9-15
8-14
-
Inc.,
$1.50
Briquet,
5 7»
$2
conv.
Suburban Electric Securities-*
preferred
Consolidated
Sun
414%
Superior
Oil
Swan-Finch
6%
A
of
Mines,
preferred
California
Oil
Corp.,
preferred
&
Swift
Co.
-
.
4.
2-10
3-
2-
1-15
3-15
10c
1
2-
1
3-
Fire
preferred
3-
3-
1
$2
1
2-
2-15
2-
2-10
$25C
3-15
1-25
1
2-15
(quar.)
37'/a C
2-
1
1-15
$ 114
6%
3-
2-15
2-10
2-10
1-25
3-
1
2-15
5-15
Paper,
(S. S.)
Wilson
&
2-15
2-1
2-
1
1-22
2-
1'
1-20
3-
1
2-13
$20c
3-1
6%
2-15
5
1
6-
1
$i34
2-27
5-29
$134
5-15
2-13
5-14
.
8-31
8-15
10c
3-
1
2-15
30c
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
$114
2-15
1-18
$13'4
2-15
1-18
1
1-15
(quar.).—_—
preferred
(quar.)
.....
90c
$4V4
preferred
2-
2-15
2-
tSlVi
2-
1
1-15
$l'/8
2-
1
Ml
$1
2-
1
$r3a
2-
1
$1 Va
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)..
:*.*.
1
*
1-26
'
(quar.)
_*„„*_
(quar.).—————
.
1-26
.
2-
1-20
1
1-20
$1
4-
1
3-20
$134
Dental Mfg.
4-
1
3-20
30C
(quar.)
(s-a)
$6
2-1
50c
._*_
(quar.)*
common
2-13
(accumulated).*
$114
(quar.)—*_*—.*__
$114
1-29
1-30
1-15
2-
20c
*
preferred
Electric
pfd,
(accumulated)
50C
*
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
1
1-15
1-15
Power—
(1897 series)
2-
1
30C
2-
1
1-21
20c
2-
1
1-21
pfd.: (quar.)..
(Alexander & James), Ltd.—
$ 114
2-
1
1-15
1st
$ l3 4
2-
1
1-15
$1.20
2-
2
1-20
40c
3-
1
2-10
50c
3-
1
2-20
Wisconsin
•2-
1
1-
7
Extra'
■;»2-
1
1-
7
Wisconsin
75c
6-
$2 Va
(quar.).
preferred
Willimantic
1-29
+
Co.
preferred
Wisconsin
3-15
1-25
$114
$114
(quar,)..
(quar.)
M:g.
prior
White
5
60c
2-19
1
Sewing Machines—
7%
1-21
31V4C
3-10
3-
.**T*
Insurance
Chlorine,
Whitaker
1-29
Nat'l Life Insurance
*..———
(s-a)
J
*
■
$75c
25C
$1
2-1
Wood
7%
Public
Service,
5%
preferred (accumulated)*-....
Woolf Bros., class B partic. pfd,.***
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.!.
Wrigle.v (Wm.) Co., common (bi-monthly)
Common (bi-monthly)
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) Co., common
*•
50c
5-
1
4-20
10c
3-
1
12-18
50c
2-10
t20c
2-15
2-
$3314
2-15
2-
6
$$314
2-15
2-
6
5c
2-1
1-13
—
3-15
2-
1
I
1-22
.
S?' 2-15
2-
4-
Yuba
1
1
3-
5
30c
3-
5
2-
1
2-
1
1-
Texas
$134
2-
1
2-
1
1-19
2-15
6%
1-19
1-30
$1V2
Ltd.,
Extra
1
2-
Consolidated
Zeller's,
2-15
3-1
(irreg.)—..—
"7%
1-11
2-
Nurseries
Knitting Mills, Ltd., common (s-ai
1st preferred (s-a)
*——*
7% 2nd preferred (s-a)_*..^„*'*i.;._-***^-i_
2-15
$ 114
(Thomas)
York
1-11
t3c
tlOc
preferred
2-19
(irregular);-.
Co.
$4 convertible preferred
1
$ 114
*
3-15
$1%
prior lien (quar.)
5Vi% convertible preferred
2-19
10c
37'/ac
pfd. (quar.)
4-10
t$l
$ 1 Va
4%
1
10c
Point
White
12-30
3-15
40c
25c
(irreg.)
4-20
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry,—
5
50c
—
3-20
2-
(quar.)
Engineering
West Penn Electric,
;
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., $3.60
7-17
VaC
1-15
(quar.)..
preferred
Westvaco
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, 5% pfd. (quar.)„_
Tcck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)*.
6%
2
(quar.)
preferred
Young
(interim)
(quar.)-LC—
common
8-
—...
;___
(irregular*
7%
preferred
7%
5
30c
Power & Light,
Grape Juice,
10-
50c
Ltd.
—:
4-17
—
10-15
$1%
f
(accum.)
Sullivan
Oil,
;
1
10c
"
prior preference A (quar.)—
Stuart (D. A.) Oil, Ltd.—
Class A partic. preferred (quar.):
5-
*^
5
3714c
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
1-16
37 VaC
$ 114
*
4-
3-15
-
6%
2nd
(quar.)
4-15
15c
conv.
2-20
1
1
$114
(s-a)
7%.
Strawbridge & Clothier—
$♦
preferred
preferred
Welch
West Virginia Pulp & Paper, 6%
Weston (George), Ltd,, 5% pfd.
2-20
—
—-
1
2-
....
1-30
$1 Vs
5%
3-
2-
6714 c
common
2-20
15c
-
—-
Works
1-12
22c
(irregular)
West
$114
(quar.)
.*.
2
1
$ 13/a
...
$1
(resumed)—-
B
2
7-
2-
3 7 VaC
*****
1-20
$l'/a
——
4-
7-15
$ 134
$1
——
pfd.
5-25
4-15
37
1
2-
$114
con.
2-25
6-10
$1
....
10c
(quar.)—
3-10
5-15
(irregular)—
class
(Increased)
Stott
2-
(irregular):
Wholesale Phosphate & Acid Works-
Standard
Stanley
1-20
3-10
40c
***.
...
2-15
1
1-15*
$114
(quar,)____._
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)...
Washington Ry. & Elec., 5% pfd.
1-20
1-15*
4-
common
(initial)....*.
2-15
(irregular)-
(quar.)—
Standard Silica Corp,
Standard
com.
$1.60
Tobacco,
preferred
1
1
40c
(Hiram)-Gooderham & Worts(quar.)
2-15
2-
$114
*
preferred (quar.)
Detinning Co., common
pre'erred (quar.)..*.*.*.
37 V2C
(irreg,)
(quar.)—.
Dredging,
Leaf
B
2-1
25c
(resumed)
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$5
preferred (quar.)
2-15
1-20
1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
2-
Sugar Corp.—
(quar.).
Warren Brothers Co,, class A
1-21
37'/ac
$1
1-21
$1%
—i
pfd.
6 8 34c
(quar.)
Vulcan
$1%
$1%
(quar.)
conv.
Brands,
preferred
Standard
A
3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron, $5.50 prior pref. (quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguay Sugar (irregular)
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
2-20
$1.20
——
1-20
4-10
....
...
$1V4
(quar.)
2-15
$2 Va
(Forest
participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)
participating conv. pfd. A (quar.)...
(quar.)
;
7%
common
Alcohol
Co., class A
States
Universal
1-22
1
& Sons—
preferred
Leather
J20C
———
preferred
8.
7%
Spalding (A, G.) & Bros., $1.50 pfd.
$1.50 preferred (irregular)—
preferred
5%
i——
3-15
preferred
25c
non-cum,| pfd—
1-15
2-15
1
25c
2-15
J$lS/8
(quar.)
1
1
4-
■
2-15
25c
.
Island
& Canal
(quar.)..
Machinery—
Industrial
$15c
,;
—
Inc.—
Sparks-Withington Co.,
S.
Long
23-
5 8 VaC
20c
of
58'/a C
58 VaC
(quar.)
RR.
convertible
Extra
Elec.—
(quar.)_
Bank
Y.l
J.
Hoffman
5V2%/
Service—
Investors,
S.
N.
N.
35c-
preferred--:
Public
Nat'l
United
3-
Thatcher
Mfg.
preferred'(quar.)*
12-17
Gold
Fields
common
(quar.)
—u..——_,.*_*_i——.
(quar.).—*
books
not
closed
for
this
6
$20c
2-
1
$20c
2-
1
1-15
$37 V2C
2-
1
MS
—■
preferred
•Transfer
1-29
1-15
dividend,
8
ton
account
JPayable
in
of
accumulated
Canadian
dividends.
tax,
funds,
15%; resident
tax,
tax
2%,
deductible
a
Less
at
the
British
Non¬
source.
income
tax.
Federal ^Reserve Bank is now cer¬
tifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
world.
We give below a record for the week just passed;
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
12-31
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
2-15
1
resident
Foreign Exchange Rates
1-11
1
90c
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
2-15
2-
$15c
1
1
3-
$i'/2
t2c
2-10
2-15
2-
22
TO JAN.
28,
1943, INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Country and Monetary Unit
1-25*
$10
JAN.
1-25
50c
;
7%
2-
i—
3
3-
(Interim)—
7 7o
2-15
30c
4-10
88c
——i—
<quar.)
2-15
1
$23c
3-15
75c
(quar.)——
common
(reduced)
Gamble
5
65c
——i.,—
1
$114
Southwestern
3-15
?
3-
firreg.)-
preferred
1-15
2-15
4-
3-
2-15
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)
prior preferred (monthly) **!*.
prior preferred (monthly).
prior preferred (monthly)
$3c
—
non-cumulative,
1
3-1
1-15
Ltd.—
5%
2-
50c
50c
3-15
87'/2c
—i,—_
Railway Co., 5%
50c
!
(monthlyi__
2-15
2nd
non-cumulative,
1-19
1-19
1
2-15
5%
1
1
1
2-15
Southern
22-
—
1
1
&
15c
(quar.)
4-
1
(quar.)
(quar.V_*
9
2
2-
3-
Indiana Gas
2-
9
3-
3-
preferred
2-
$1
53c
3-
4.8%
1-15
53c
30c
Southern
2-15
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred
$114
(accum.)
common
$38c
(quar.)„
53c
30c
Power,
A
1-30
6.36%
30c
Canada
1-
6.36%
(quar,)*.
Southern
2-10
6.36%
6%
'
1-30
25c
(quar.)
1-30
(quar.)——
-
2-15
2-15
20c
common-
(quar.)*.
Edison Co.,
1-18
1
2-15
1-15
preferred
(quar,)
2-
$1%
1
preferred
preferred
1-15
1
50c
(quar.)
—-
California
2-20
20c
(quar.t**.
preferred
convertible
Common
1
1
1-30
1-15
76c
-
preferred
prior
$5
1-12
2-1
50c
L-—__
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp. of Canada,
Privateer'
Procter
2-1
2-10
214c
preferred, (quar.)—_
514%
1-15
$l34
u_
(quar.).,
1
$1.10
,
prior
Ang.t—
com.
3-
10c
$1
-^—4—*.—.
Chemical,
2-
$ 1 !4
Tool, class A
6%
6.4%
preferred
2-15
c
1
common—*—
614%
&
1-20
3-
i—
_i
1-21
—
6%
5
$134
—_i———.
Canada,
1-20
1
3-
Haven>
(quar.)
(initial)--———
of
pref.
(Del.7 $3" pfd.
1-15
50c
preference A
1
2-
J
——
(Los
1
22-
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)
class
2-
t $ 1 3,4
'
$214
Power,
5
30c
accum.)
(accum.)
preferred
Potomac Elec.
1-26
2-
75c
(s-a)
Edison,
Potomac
5
$214
——j.—
7%
1 1
1-14
2-15
2-
$114
-
:V-
2-15
f
35c
-
RR.
1-20
1-20
-
preferred
1
1-15
Telephone, $1.40 class A (quar.)-
Phillips-Jones Corp.
Portland
1-20
:
1
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)—
Phillips Pump & Tank, class A
Pilot Full Fashion Mills, 6Va%
prd. (s-a)—
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie RR (s-a)Pittsburgh Nat'l Bank (Pa.) (quar.)
4
Portland Gas & Coke, 7% pfd. (accum.)
6%
2-
1-30
1
(quar.)
preferred
1-30
:
2-
Pennsylvania Power, $5 preferred (quar.)—
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn (s-a)—
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR. (irregular)—__
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)—
4.4%
2-15
$134
(quar.)-
Peninsular Grinding Wheel
Peninsular
r
2-15
—
common
1
1
135c
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)
(quar.l
Ltd.,
2-20
3-
2-15
25c
1-30
2-15
2-15
(quar.)—
pfd.
Drill
Class B
2-
15c
25c
United Light & Railways Co. (Del.)
6% prior preferred (monthly)
25c
Sterling,
2-
(quar.)
United
1-15
t$l%
(quar.)
1-15
$1V2
Co
&
Co.
1-21
1
(quar.)T—
pfd.
1-15
75c
.
$1.30
1
2-
15C
I
30c
Service
2-
$1.05
1
37'/2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Public
Parke
"
&
preferred
Corporation
6214C
-
2-
1-30
1-15
'
preferred (quar.)—;
Pacific Lighting Corp.
(quar.)—:
United
1
$ 15/a
2-
2-15
lfl'Ac
6%
1-21
2-
1
$$1V4
preferred (quar.)——
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd., common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)———-*4%-—•
Stein (A.) & Co.———4—„*-.L—— ■;
2-1
$1 V*
Pacific Gas & Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
31140
5V2% preferred (quar;)—34%c
Pacific
3
50c
pfd. A (quar.)
Preferred C (quar.)——;
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Power
l.rlS
20c
~s———-
(Cal.)
1
convertible
6%
2-15
35c
(quar.)—
Extra
1*15
2-15
.' 30c
(s-a)—
phio Public Service. 7% pfd. (monthly)-—
6%
1-30
Co.—
&
Occidental Insurance Co.
Ohio
7'/2c
(quar.)——
2-
2-
50c
(quar.)
$l'/2
80c
California
Corps., Ltd.,
1-20
c
$$214
(quar.)
(quar.) 1
preferred
Southern
..1-15
(quar.)——
common
of
1-22
2-
12'4
(Mo.»,
United
13c
York)
(quar.)
3
.
Co.
Works,
2-22
58 VaC
*
(New
(s-a)
Co.
2-
67a
2-24
—
Nunn-Bush
Lamp
Electric
preferred
2-19
f 15c
(quar.)—
Southeastern Greyhound Lines, com. (quar.)
6%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
*
2-19
87'/2c
—„
Oil
(New
Agricultural
6%
1-23
3-10
.
Northern RR. of N. H. (quar.)--_—1 $l>/a
Northwest Engineering Co.—50c
Norwalk„Tire & Rubber,, common (resumed)
;
20c
'
Union
3714 c
—
$3.50
Williams
Company
Smith
2-1.9
2-26
$10
(resumed)
1-15
6%
2-
Illinois
Northern
1
•
Ltd.
preferred
Simpson's,
1-30
2-26
Corp.
common——25c
convertible preferred
(quar.)-i_—
37V2c
$1,50
2-
(quar.)_
Pacific Power,
6%
: 1-15
■
2-19
$10
!———
$5
—
Shawinigan Water & Power (quar.)i
Silex
$lVa.
Insurance Jquar.,
Union
(quar.)'—
common
(quar.)—
Dohme,
Sherwin
.
*
North
Northern
Tung-Sol
1-15
1-15
$l'/4
:
First Nat'l Bank
2-
$!'/<
—_
1-15
1
1
Corp.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
2-1
j——_
-
$6
2-
—
Quarterly
Security Insurance
1
(accum.)—
—
Transamerica
2-
Corp., com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Security
;
.
preferred
1-25
2-10
41 %
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthlyu
& Trust Co.
1-25
1
pfd.
Company, common
1st preferred
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
2-
(quar.)$1
$6
preferred
2-15
2-
of Rec.
20c
tic
5%
15c
preferred
Mills,
.
North
preferred
7%
37V2c
(quar.)4*.—
common
Flour
raper
$4
•
Norma Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
,
6%
2-15
3114c
.
(qtiar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
participating
$414
1
2-
1st pfd.
$6.50
preferred
conv.
$2
1-15
2-
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
$5 convertible"preferred (quar.)$1Vi
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
^
preferred
Trane
Schumacher Wall Board
1-18
News
ad),
1-11
(quar.)—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
St. Louis Screw & Bolt, common
7%
preferred (quar.)
'
4%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
&
15c
Newberry Realty (J. J.)—
'6% preferred series B ' (quaf.)^---'.!*-—.'Si'/a
'6Va% preferred series A (quar.).lLi-^lV----'.
$1%
Newport
$1
$6
Whitehall RR..
40c
(quar,)——
pfd,
Y.
common
convertible
&
N.
Canada
$1%
(s-a)—-—_ *
2-
Co.,
50c
Saguenay Power Co., 514%
1-23
2-15
$5'
irregular)-
1
Trade Bank
35c
—
Paper
Saco-Lowell Shops,
'
15c '
'■
(quar.)---L-!—
Co.
Merchandise .Co.
$214
1-15
.
1
2-
75c
■
1-11
(quar.)-.
$2
preferred
&
Co.
of
Iron
Rutland
7-31
2-1
$2
•; *
__
—
preferred
Fire Insurance
New York
1
,$10
'
New
2-
133Ac
$1.183/4
.
(s-a>——-1
1
-*■:
8-16
Bank
Rustless
1-30
$1
(quar!)——
pfd.
4-15
;;
Brothers, Inc.
Royal
1-30
2-15
Light
Paper
preferred
Roos
.
■2-19
2-15
(quar.)-
England Trust Co.
4-21
3-1
SIVt
(quar.)
1-15
1
Co.—
convertible
6%
17-23
10-20
25c
Extra 1__!'
New
2
Sl'A
—_.—
New Brunswick Eire Insurance (s-a)——
,
;
1
8-
1
•—^———
5V2%
Co.,
5-
10-30
,
1
Incr 4%%' preferred
Meter
$1.50
Rolland
1-15
(s-a)
1
2-
Hoiaert
Payable
(irregular)..*
Mines
Edison
1
(quar.)
—
Button
Rockland
2-
(s-a)
Co.
Tea
Neisner
1-16
1-22
2-
common
■
1-15*
1
1
2-1
2-15
National Power & Light, $6 preferred
National Savings & Trust Co.—
National
22-
1
2-1
—'
(Washington, D. C.)
Extra
Riverside Cement Co.,
Rochester
$1 '/2
(s-a)-l
Toledo
$1
of
1-16
2-15
(s-a)
Insurance
1-11
-—25c
Type,
Richmond
1-16
2c
(quar.)
4-15
5-
Goods—
1
10c
B
Dry
1
2c
'
Co.—;
Rice-Stix
2
2c.
Amer.
1
2-
(quar,)___^
2-
10c
of
5-
Co.
R.)
Gold
35c
common
preferred
2-
2c
preferred
Co.
A
To burn
$1.31 V4
Service
2-
75c
(quar.)-
—T
preferred
Class
2-15
1-15
15c
(quar.i—
Public
1
(J.
"
50c
—-
(quar.)—-—
Machine
Island
50c
tquar.)—
(quar.)__
Products
Welding
preferred
Rhode
5%
2-
15c
Tobacco,
(quar.)
B
Mig. Co.,
Thompson
When
thare
Name of Company
1-20
$1%
(quar.)-
(quar.)
50c
(s-a)__—
——1
National. Paper
5%
A
6%
B
(R. J.)
Class
/
;*,__
(quar.);
preferred
Rheem
1-20
National Liberty Insur,
National
514.%
1-15
1
A
Per
of R»n
1
15c
(quar.)
Copper & Brass, 7% pfd.
Reynolds
2-10
1
2-
„
preferred
Revere
2-11
3- 1
1
Lead
;
2-
15c
——
Extra
2-25
.
50c
Class
Lines
Electric
1
Chicago t quar.$1
Mfg. (reduced)———
10c
preferred
conv.
5%
1-15
of
&
National
.1
2-
1-15
A
Hoiaert
2-
15c
iquar,)
'
preferred
Pavablt
5c
(quar.)
preferred
6c
1—'
.1
Bank of New York
National
preferred B
6%
1-23
tquar.)„--_
(s-aj
,
Bank
City
1-20
6%
1
(quar.)
Blvd.
*6%
1
Bearing; Metals (quar.) .AA—--——.
National
2-15
5l)c
preferred
Co
preferred
3
Fibres-^-
Detroit
of
Battery
3-
2-1
50c
Automotive
there
common-*.*-,.,.
1-23
2-
Co
Acme
National
Fund,
1
2-
(Colo), series B_
Investors
6%
25c
(irregular)
Name of Company
Republic
1-15
2•
When
fer
of Ree
1
56'Ac
25c
Paper, 5%
1st pfd. (quar.)—:—
Electric 4y2%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Narragansett
Nashua
2-
SI
t$ 1V4
lc
(quar,)—"
Developmt.:(quar.)
Pavable
Share
■
(quar.)—
Rhode Island
of
Hoiaen
Wtien
rer
•'
1
Morris
471
Value in United States Money
Propper-McCallum Hosiery—
$5
2nd
preferred
;
5%
4
(accum.)
of Colorado—
Public Service Corp.
preferred
preferred
6%
7%
Public
Service
1
1-15
2-1
1-20
Official—
50c
2-
1
1-20
Free
5814c
2-
41%c
——
Corp.
of N.
6%
6%
8%
7%
Citv
Fire
Marine
&
Co., 6%
Income
50c
.
Insurance.——
preferred
Shares—
5%
preferred
—
(quar.)
5%
Concrete
Reading Co..
$5
Pile
Official
common
Electric
Mfg.
(quar.
Official
1-30
2-
1
1-15
Colombia,
2-25
1-26
& Engineering—
preferred (quar.)—
Co.
(111.)
(irregular)
S
Jan. 28
$
.297733*
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
.237044*
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.228000
3.215033
3.215033
3.215033
3.215033
3.215033
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.060586*
.0"0586*
.060586*
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.
.051250*
.051250*
.051250*
.051300s
England, pound sterling—
2-
1-25
.
2-
1
1
1-15
1
1-25
.909090
.909090
*
peso*..—
....
.909090
.909090
.909090
.899921
*
Free
.899910
.900000
.900312
.901171
.572200*
.572200"
.572200®
.572200'''
;
Official.
.572200*
.909090
.901250
.572200*
4.0*5000
1
1-20
India
1
4-20
Mexico,
11-
1
10-20
2-1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
75c.
2-
1
1-20
25c
2-11
1-14
$114
2-
1
1-22
30c
2-
1
1-21
(British), rupee
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.035000
4.0-55000
Free
2-
5-
25c
'
Jan.27
.237044s
.0512754"
$214
■
$
.297733*
.060586*
>
...
Free
50c
:
■
.297733*
Canada, dollar-
$214
(quar.)—
26
Jan.
'''
■
3.228000
!
.____*_
2-
$114
,
(s-a)—:
$
.297733*
3.215033
——
Fret;
2-27
15c
_
—
(quar.)
convertible
Reliance
2-15
25c,
_
—
preferred
(s-ai
preferred
Reliance
2-15
3-15
13c
Extra
$3
3-15
Jan. 25
.297733*
Brazil, cruzeiro—
25c
Packing Co.,
Raymond
2-15
$
.297733*
Australia, pound—
$114
*
-
class A
3-15
}.
.237044*
—
25c
(quar.)—__
—
—
Rath
1-15
$2.00
.
Quebec Power Co, (quar.)—
Railway & Light Securities, common——
6%
preferred A (quar.)
Randall Co.,
2-15
$1.75
—
—
Quaker Oats
2-15
Jan.23
$
:
;
Official
.
OUakef
1-20
3-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred (monthly)
TJ—
preferred (monthly)
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)————.
Quarterly
1
$1.25
J.—
preferred
$5
Jan. 22
Argentina, peso—
(monthly)——
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
4.035000
4.035000
4.0'55000'
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
peso
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.301215
.205725
-
.205725
.205725
.205725
.205725
.205725
Newfoimdland, dollar—
Official
.909090
.909090
Free
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.897500
New Zealand, pound
Union of South
Africa,
pound
.897500
.897916
.898750
.898750
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.227833
3.980000
*;
.897500
3.227833
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
,
Uruguay, peso—
Controlled—
_i.*.
Noncontrolled—
•Nominal
rate.
.658300*
.527775-
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.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
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.528025-
.528025*
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Monday, February 1, 1943
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
472
Week
Ended
Jan.
23
1943
BANK CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF
West
compared with a year ago. Prelim¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the week ehded Saturday, Jan. 30, clearings from all
cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
l>e 12.7% above those for the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary total
stands at $8,234,627,488 against $7,309,070,263 for the same week in 1942.
At this
center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of 14.1%.
Our comparative sum¬
York.
1943
$3,565,367,235
343,715,558
492,000,000
135,481,613
;
Boston
-
Kansas City
-
■—
245,4/2,959
116,413,907
133,400,000
—
1942
$3,123,953,480
323.347.438
446,000,000
271,001,548
J™
—i
-
St. Louis
I
Baltimore
Total
(6 cities)
108,100,GOO
+ 14.1
+ 6.?
4
,
—
94,505,896
$4,920,421,196
+15,1
$6,019,686,676
1,289,383,587
$7,309,070,263
$8,234,627,488
+14.0
+ 6.4
OF
763,725
19,126,000
+
5.1
25,685,312
21,359,047
;
4,605,258
$
M
12
6
We
1,466,483
5.5
17,459,000
2,910,182
+
3.8
20,790,000
2,154,795
+
1,692,250
5.9
5,461,723
4,869,604
+ 26.0
20,582,659
20,896,371
11.1
1,232,327
—21.9
7,766,209
6,979,942
+
916,188
5,237,695
+ 10.0
444,435
—17.6
3,712,484
402,460
3,333,360
401,339,776
1,385,771
401,887,340
0,1
325,850,549
314,268,811
3.9
1,381,288
4,783,158
3.8
3,733,563
3,581,467
1,721,327
+
5.0
1,494,503
1,648,784
1,553,612
+
6.1
1,348,870
1,079,830
1,143,004
516,238,189
—
(17 cities).
504,340,134
+
2.4
403,835,872
384,088,094
—
1,441,407
—
—
307,257
940,701
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St, Louis—
154.800,000
134.200,000
+ 15.4
98,500,000
81,900,000
Kentucky—Louisville
72,206,649
61,573,048
+ 17.4
45,400,266
36,950,267
Tennessee—Memphis.
Illinois—Quincy
41,411,015
39,591,429
+
4.6
31,282,696
21,157,297
688,000
684,000
+
0.6
455,000
480,000
—269,205,664
236,048,477
+14.0
175,637,962
140,487,564
Missouri—St. Louis
Total
_
(4 cities)
—
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
3,827,198
Minnesota—Duluth—
2,432.886
2,508,763
■„
9.5
69,824,735
61,749,099
—i
8.9
26,964,491
27,629,539
2,921,694
3,101,075
5.8
2,438,424
1,966,427
1,151,886
—19.5
829,118
950,136
—25.1
777,246
599,309
4,102,001
1
+
38,234,026
711,492
—.
Dakota—Fargo
95,739,204
34,825,314
927,442
—__
Paul.
Total
+ 21.0
3,164,077
104,794,445
3,815,716
+.
7.5
3,021,058
2,419,080
152,109,586
Minneapolis—
St.
—
146,156,120
+
7.5
106,287,958
97,541,019
—
,
(7 cities)
—
668,802
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
255,668,451
3,000,601,653
390,455,055
Lincoln
296,841,212
Omaha.
+ 13.0
+
20.7
203,882,123
2.4
403,835,872
164,763
Nebraska—Fremont
166,839,945
+
384,088,094
130,475,678
105,952
78,354
91,015
+ 55.5
3,185,592
3,081,772
+
3.4
2,259,211
2,028.626
58,288,718
——
43,711,524
+
33.3
32,638,688
27,941,807
2,672,013;
—26.5
2,559,544
2,158,661
7
1,964,815
—.
4,906,024
4,500,932
+
9.0
3,031,160
2.677,829
—170,849,152
St. Joseph
5,702,725
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
:
815,561
142,212,920
+
20.1
106,779,971
81,085,872
+
20.5
3,480,794
2,745,983
+ 56.3
481,737
495.043
Kansas—Topeka——_—
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
140,487,564
14.0
175,637,962
+
7.5
106.287,958
97,541,019
+
21.9
151,984,866
Pueblo—
106,043,240
+
7.2
79,036,096
119,822,266
71,642,432
364,262,438
.+
7.4
271,201,883
236,530,483
Total
7,948,943,550
7,634,991,062
3,593,937,596
+
4.1
+
9.0
5,942,717,716
2,784,788,376
5,290,993,852
2,398,200,944
422,177,556
+
29.9
364,954,239
258,675,045
548,234,695
now
add
-
detailed statement showing the figures
our
...
i
(9 cities)
4,732,151
521,611
663,383
643,695
+
3.1
662,746
610,086
246,540,733
202,182,570
•+21.9
151,984,866
119,822,266
——
?
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
5.9
1,473.667
1,548,063
Dallas
92,437,615
85,831,899
+
7.7
63.441,000
58,077.063
11.115,827
10,131,184
+
9.7
7,194.698
5.713,785
2,775,000
2,611,752
1,820,016
1943
1942
$
Clearings at—
Jan.
Inc, or
Dec. %
Maine—Bangor
Lowell
990 156
—
344,112,215
3,031 810
312,941 769
———_—
875,357
898, 766
433,454
434 103
1,134,026
878, 694
4,059,582
3,599 114
2,571,154
2,826 300
13,343,488
20,348 488
7,229,073
6,209 218
12,253,400
15,213 ,000
560,275
580 950
390,485,393
367,952,368
3,310,610
'
Fall River
Li—w-u.'
——
New Bedford
Springfield
—
—
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
..
—
Worcester
,
.—.——.
6.3
2,146.000
2,275.000
+
1.9
99 V,766
1,074.100
—
6.0
3,788,965
1941
$
Total
1940
(6 cities)
...
2.954.410
113,643,079
106,043,240
+
7.2
79,036,096
71,642,432
$
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
597,759
Portland
+
1,119,439
4,630,367
23
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Elassachusetts—Boston...
+
1,140,317
—
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Ended
1,718.599
4,354,304
Galveston
for each city for the
23 for four years.
Week
.
Rhode Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
1,701,614
+
Fort Worth
week ended Jan.
New
+ 29.4
1,807,596
1,
J—
Springfield...
146,156,120
32 cities
Canada
^
+ 32.9
2,385,793
4,601,379
.
Texas—Austin
r
2,347,332
26,318,000
5,760,156
366,282
—
Peoria—
448,575,981
217,762,401
262,591,614
504,340,134
3,917,079,547
1,568,271
1,304,154
3,021,295
Rockford
289,910,756
377,530,124
167,838,496
+
595,609
3,254,065
3,087,099
3,118,899
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1
; Decatur—....
3,266,995,599
+
236,048,477
667,012
3,987,545
27,769,000
1,487,353
0.1
14.4
8.7
+
14,420,981
Total
166.S3ff.945
+ 19.1
429,831
3,640,714
1,652,417
6.1
—
,'
:
.
...
City—
3.1
■■+
467,123
4.337,202
j.
11,314,875
Sioux
-
District—Chicago—
—i
8,135,219
391,152,207
cities
110
Total
203,882,123
25,195,755
202,182,570
«<
10
+20.7
8,617,116
152,109,586
<1
262,591,614
316,927,414
.
31,739,419
246,540,733
113,643,079
«
9
.
183,782
39,705,745
$
465,746,212
269,205,664
M
7
186,668
45,653,732
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
:.
1940
574,381,405
516,238,189
<«
4
.
$
+
316,927,414
+ 47.1
+19.1
-
Bend
Helena
246,159,993
U
162,648
58,756,902
Montana—Billings.
532,925,178
<1
17
.
1941
%
I
Terre Haute
592,194,258
*<
6
10
.
Minneapolis
367,952,368
4,187,524,083
<(
7
.
Pth
390,485,393
It
10
,
.
Dec.
v
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee——
time of going to press.
Inc. or
1942
4,181,361,856
12 cities
.
—
1,946,158
2,418,094
+ 41.3
3,260,084
239,214
*70,000,000
..
Orleans
(10 cities)
South
CLEARINGS
$
York
1,323,808
37,191.943
Indianapolis
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1943
New
—10.2
39,101,456
Indiana—Fort Wayne..
+12.7
Week ended Jan. 23
Federal Reserve Districts
2,299,075
60,100,000
1.374,970
1,488,895
North
BANK
17,508,192
72,700,000
28,034,000
South Dakota—Aberdeen
SUMMARY
20,811,183
+ 31.6
Lansing—.;
.
Reserve District 7.4%.
a summary
4,772,326
15.3
+ 19,6
+ 45.7
Grand Rapids—
against $7,634,991,062
increase of 9.0%, the
bank clearings at this centre having recorded a loss of 0.2%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located, and from
this it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals are
smaller by 0.1% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals are larger by 6.1%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District by 3.1%. In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals show an improvement of 14.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District
of 13.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 20.7%,
In the Chicago Reserve
District the totals. register a gain of 2.4%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of
14.0% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.5%. In the Kansas City Re¬
serve District the increase is 21.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District 7.2%
and in
furnish
5,580,431
+
94,600,000
1,620,604
Michigan—Ann Arbor—,—
and complete results for the week previous—the week
For that week there was an increase of 4.1%, the aggregate of clear¬
Boston
+ 53.1
6,617,485
29,858,873
28,224,000
Total
ings for the whole country having amounted to $7,948,943,550,
in the same week in 1942. Outside of this city there was an
2d
130,475,673
2,132,075
.
able to give the final
1st
167,838,496
41,126,623
...
Mobile.
+ 13.8
1,099,265,480
and the Saturday figures are not available at
the following we
+13.0
36,799,557
10,128,809
Mississippi—Vicksburg.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we. present further below
In
217,762,401
34,428,787
—
Louisiana—New
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
issue of next week. We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the week
San Francisco
25,335,360
19,823,434
Alabama—Birmingham
our
the
69,502,053
+24.1
161,316,858
$6,862,189,573
.
Total all Cities for week—
ended Jan. 23.
88,680,492
3.1
+
—
113,100,000
2,065,192
Macon
+23.4
128,926,658
173,384,000
1,372,437,915
Total all Cities, five days
All cities, one day
are
1,306,509
9.0
2,178,706
;
Seventh Federal Reserve
Other cities, five days,—
we
2,496,000
36,908,386
1,687,636
117,420,103
*
Augusta—
+14.7
+ 15.6
+ 19.1
1,265,169,630
Ten Cities, five days
{■
ends Saturday
3,661,000
47,919,032
554,976
Florida—Jacksonville
+ 10.3
+10.4
+ 17.4
$5,597,019,943
-
}
in
9.9
+ 32.4
+ 11.2
246,159,993
„.
Georgia—Atlanta
117,248,315
-
Cleveland
r
+
2,422,597
District of Columbia—Washington—
%'
153,543,287
Pittsburgh
„,
-
198,812,000
186,450,387
—;
San Francisco—
\
4,866,000
55,631,056
127,973,086
35,669,245
Maryland—Baltimore
Nashville
Philadelphia
|
22.7
South Carolina—Charleston
by Telegraph
—
Chicago
+
5,348,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
New
$
439,296
866,979
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Ending Jan. 30
Week
$
73,683,305
Richmond
for the week follows:
Clearings—Returns
1940
1941
Dec, %
1,063,760
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk.
inary figures compiled by us,
the country, indicate that for
mary
Inc. or
$
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
this week show an increase
Bank clearings
1942
$
(12 cities).
—39.6
556.736
464,344
Washington—Seattle
9.2
1.929,284
1,853,452
+10.0
250,541.401
219,203.104
2.6
735,019
716,325
0.1
414,015
327,717
29.1
656,957
550.427
+ 12.8
3,347,658
3.476,427
San
9.0
2.174,331
2,224,145
San
Jose
—34.4
11,171,448
10,069,366
16.4
5.030,567.
5.004,986
—19.5
67,100,476
0.1
+ 19.2
921,240
36,573,203
734,061
+
8.5
38,330,582
29,401,387
+
17.7
17,731,998
15,347,116
+
—
44,351,219
11,365,600
255,668,451
67,039,270
Francisco
+
—
—
+
—
+
—
3.6
12,790.100
563,240
+
6.1
289,910,756
1,191,454
4,018,022
214,527,323
196,982,000
3,865,397
3,636,347
3,550,028
8,1
3,836,084
—24.6
3j265,397
2,693,183
+
8.9
155,577,000
142,485.000
+
6.3
3,153,026
2,699,693
1.145,324
1,076,757
(10 cities)
cities).—
f 110
Outside New York
—28.4
1,396.128
3,224,142
+ 24.7
2,639,209
1,901.488
364,262,438
7.4
271,201,883
236,530,483
7,948,943,550
3,917,079,547
—
-—
1,503,941
4,019,114
391,152,207
Stockton-
Total
6,757,019
3,030,219
Santa Barbara—
Grand
24,614,996
7,304.339
Pasadena
Total
55,426,132
28,962,232
California—Long Beach——.
412,558
999,363
60,136,102
Yakima
Oregon—Portland—
Utah—Salt Lake City
7,634,991,062
+
4.1
5,942,717,716
5,290.993,852
3,593,937,596
+
9.0
2,784,788,376
2,398,200,944
+
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
-
York—Albany—
6,650,818
——.
Elmira
6,010.857
10,489,749
+
2.1
1.133.276
9.9
36,500,000
35,000,000
883,639
+ 13.1
638.190
476,617
+ 38.2
902,276
812,587
0.2
3,157,929,340
2,892,792,908
1,201,472
New York
;
r_
4,031,864,003
Rochester—
4,041,053,466
10,261,113
5,848,300
10,925,595
6.1
8,471,052
+11.4
4,937,526
+
3.6
3,630,622
—
Syracuse
.
————.
Connecticut—Stamford—
—
—
394,843
363,880
+
8.5
5,730,752
335,057
25,160,945
21,955,212
+
14.6
17,896,793
33,766,136
31,594,525
+
6.9
26,510,480
4,181,361,856
4,187,524,083
—
0.1
3,266,995,599
(12 cities).
Montreal
417,120
Bethlehem
638,632
749,672
Chester
534,607
494.192
Lancaster
1,422,892
1,261,080
1,410,954
561,000,000
1,265,203
2,193,726
2,398,511
579,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
...
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
1,183,310
2,063,591
York
+
1.0
455,747
0.3
8.5
1,035,160
+ 14.3
1,648,907
+ 25.1
1,012,974
1,384,130
2,933.900
33.4
35,185,277
29,609,842
+ 25.6
17,577,641
15,802,094
+ 22.8
31,923,457
15,038,557
4,126,141
2,494,083
5,899,791
2,984,299
Hamilton
7,492,467
+
4.6
5.833,081
6,250,043
7,163,104
6,899,951
2,820,448
2,290,015
+
2,009,281
2.127,630
—
5.6
1,944,409
3,208,930
2,890,096
+ 11.0
2,523,461
2,085,724
6,547,041
5,933,451
+
10.3
4,386,891
3,415.036
5,410,581
3,956,782
+
36.7
3,514,275
3,019,929
475,277
683,088
430,318
+
10.4
320,157
654,278
+
4.4
428,324
1,754,466
1,678,057
+
4.6
1,241,749
■—
Calgary
—
St. John
•
:
390.031
Edmonton
—
Brandon—
—
+
19,549,182
46,153,771
4,376,048
Regina—
—
38,572,145
24,552,364
9.1
399,684
1,192,785
437,000,000
1,371,613
2,159,279
$
+
316,861
3.2
73.169.596
+15.5
634,855
.0.8
101,347,154
3,734,552
430,698
+
83,046.144
35.3
5,289,628
8.2
+
130,455,060
+
4,074,685
•—
—14.8
+
+ 37.3
120.511,394
6,108,932
Quebec.
London
412,816
1940
$
Halifax
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
1941
137,255,589
51,454,665
—
392,972
Victoria—
Third Federal Reserve
Dec. %
$
56,655,198
—
—
Vancouver———
3,000,601,653
Northern New Jersey
21
188,383,875
——
Winnipeg—
25,770,401
:
Jan.
Inc. or
163.055,087
Toronto
17,107,409
Jersey—Montclair
Newark
Ended
1942
$
Canada—
4,299,665
6,882,265
1943
8,672,527
5,251,775
7,128,237
...
Week
1,156,196
+
869,494
Jamestown
Total
—55.0
1,357,756
51,600,000
999,732
—
Buffalo
New
14,786,476
1,386,257
56,700,000
Binghamton
1,060,851
—
—
Lethbridge—
380,000.000
Saskatoon
9.4
6,327,658
2,183,305
2,126,938
1,231,109
Moose
5.1
1,021,082
+
3.5
Fort William
1,042,008
+
7.3
895,263
816,131
833,117
2.0
670,444
341,232
285,411
+
19.6
263,178
228,550
396,667 Y.
1,177,606
443,846
846,236
1,117,737
1,608,432
610,795
Brantford
719,908
1,056,921
+
2,211,889
797,420
1,100,210
New
Jaw
—•
:
Westminster
—
684,729
:
4.831,779
23.2
—
—
868,477
••
555,659
,
676,174
180,751
3.966,000
574,381,405
—12.3
+
3.1
448,575,981 -
Medicine Hat
871,819
804,542
+
8.4
571,424
525.393
Bherbrooke—
1,157,489
1,073,025
+
7.9
708,714
630,037 i
1,676,562
1,349,291
+ 24.3
1,070,687
Windsor
3,479,300
592,194,258
(10 cities)
390,455,055
Kitchener
Total
2,947,000
Peterborough
New Jersey—Trenton—
4,752,248
3,650,028
+ 30.2
507,917
460,973
+ 10.2
1,179,987
1,284,314
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
93,322,678
9.414,200
0.6
10.7
178.723.282
131,229,826
3,111,418
104,227,014
87,678,835
+ 18.9
191,825,983
163,585,336
+ 17.3
Columbus
13,771,300
11,583,900
+ 18.9
Mansfield
2,061,566
2,645,380
—22.1
3,479,764
3.500,002
—
214,448.133
193,734.042
Youngstown
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total (7 cities)
_
i
LLL-—
-'
f
3,018,717
+
+
Prince Albert
1,973,073
2,883,601
68,251,312
114,107,888
10,333,500
2,155,715
3,074,826
Cincinnati
Cleveland
3.1
532*925,178 7!' 7 465,746,212" -'+114.4' -I
Moncton
57,246,731
—
Chatham
Total
—
—
1.3
5.7
532,662
529,112
8.1
—
794,594
464,492
(32 cities)
i:: i ,*Estitnated.
-
,
11;:" L f
"V
■»
•"
714,086
508,508
±
40.4
464,929
859,480
4-16.8
755,116
417,433
987,206
548,234,695
—
Sudbury
.
763,852
667,253
920,601
2,311,654
292,707
3,261,355
389,204
761,033
600,953
1,003,411
Sarnia
2,165,863
753,578
629,241
Kingston
1,488.841
2 377,536,124 " '! 296,84i;21Z
—
422,177,556
29.9
364,954,239
258,675,045
+
Volume
Number 4147
157
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
(Continued from page 440)
"Every G-E factory but
of
Balance
»
.Assets—
♦^onds
Real
and
stocks
estate
Premiums
Cash
$$3,671,125
7,500
90 days
—257,903
398,025
accrued—,—A—rT.'—'r-—-
deposit and
in
office
10,265
source."—V.
premiums A_A
process
in
for
509,813
Reserve
for
all
tContingency
and
other
reserve
25,000
A—-A,——
*Valuations
30,880
total values
values
at
carried
based
$398,675
in
in
Dec.
on
——AAA-
2,242,461
$4,482,404
$4,596,860
21,
stocks
1941, market quotations.
and
1941
bonds and
all
assets for
$407,051
in
in
1942
owned
and
of
of
this
of $563,100
road,
when
above
statement
on
Sales
It
a
that there
are
76 stores
ago.—V. 157, p. 41.
year
A
Fort
Worth
dividend
of
Stock
25
Other
$120,566
stock, payable Feb.
1942 were as
Oct.
Int.
been
other
•"
Dividend—
declared
the
on
and
dividend
of
$2.31
share
per
has
been
the
declared
.Net sales
the
on
5%
1942
.
A_AAa,—A-
and
in
182,632
170,273
5.255
353,198
53,000
64.955
-•
taxes-
income
—A-i—AAA...:A-A-A-APrevious -surplus A—^-.».wA.^AAAAAAA-
on
of
at June
as
■"Deficit.;
30
1939
Balance
$271,897;
customers'
$476,926;
S.
contracts
deposits
and
of
$1,829;
patents,
total,
and
processes
$2,597,817.
■
designs,
A.
.
receivable
at
;
value
at
A:1
Earned
♦Total
capital
at
sales
stock,
common
Feb.
11.
since
V.
of
10
no
cents, per
value,
par
similar
A
December,
share has been
Cash
at
end
of
payable
distribution
when
1927,
156, p. 1606.
'
Feb.
made
was
holders
to
Nov,
on
quarterly
a
25
24,
87V2
of
the
on
AAAaAAAaA A '.:'A
•
'
'
Capital
Earned
first
*♦$6
"A
last
(A
Feb.
date
1943
of
closed
to
shares
Investors
1943,
its
of
the
transfers
redemption
share
each
declared
been
to
1
holders
the
on
of
Jan.
$6
.V:
'A
value,
t$89,442
$354,680
was
Aaa'
Balance
less
Sheet,
preferred
books of the
stock
stock.
On
N. Y.—V.
157, p. 220.
Genera! American Life Insurance Co., St. Louis, Mo.—
Mutualization Progressing—
Substantial
recorded
$200,040
out
in -the
progress
Dec.
when
of
its
1942
board
-The
directors
of
earnings to
stock, Walter W. Head, President,
retire
of
program
on
Jan.
19
:
adidtional
an
this
company
appropriated
3,334
shares
of
announced.
mutualization plan calls for retirement of all out¬
standing stock and the eventual transfer of company ownership from
stockholders to policyholders;
The
June,
and
additional
representing
when
shares
3.334
the
62.75%
program
of
the
brings
the
made
was
50,000
total
number
effective,
shares
retired
31,377
to
outstanding
at
since
shares,
that
time.
used for stock retirement are limited to surplus earnings and
profits, which, had the mutualization program not been adopted, would
ordinarily have been available for dividends to stockholders.—V. 156,
to
The
.
802,098
865, 253.
lX357
at
$5,026,300
$5,462,916
aggregate
balance
to
the
at
33,769
2,391
3,963
of
to
shall
Coach
be
Corp.,
Mfg.
1570,000
Truck
7%
new
corporation
and
head
at
engineers
Chemical
of
Corp.—Opens New Laboratory
research
laboratory has
Easton, Pa., with
working
Director
the
and
Shell Union
under
been
staff
a
the
of
direction
Vice-President
Oil
placed
research
of
50
of
the
in
operation
this
physicists
chemists,
Dr.
E.
C.
and
company,
laboratory.—V. 156,
p.
by
Williams,
formerly
1863.
t
Aviation Business—
..This company's aeronautical business is now
What it has ever been previously;"
accompanying quarterly dividend checks.
"several
it was stated
*•
on
Jan.
thousand
25
in
a
times
report
—
1941
1940
1939
$957,835
$865,306
$872,760
77,358
92,985
88,484
share
1:89,442
205,472
1931,
amounts
as
shares
at
based
the
owned
Oct.
at
after
stockholders
corporation
at
transferred
was
from
to
shares
$67876~41
|§543,862
t544,50O
540,823
679,361
*
,
^Consists of $543,843 paid in cash and $19
shares at par value of $1 per share).
,
(19.272
cash
paid
■;
account
on
$4
and
■■
.
the
paid
on
of
assets
of
stock
common
debt,
the
while
The
*'Consists
arrears.
'Aa
.
net
$3,632.
Dec.
at
equivalent
the similar
were
31,
stock
share,*
,/A'
,
corporation
preferred
(4.004
of
1942,
asset
coverage
rose
Balance Sheet, Dec, 81, 1942
in
banks,
total,
$398,752;
investments
in
$16,112,517.—V, 156, p.
have declared
the
on
have
The
$6
U,
S.
Government
,
the
preferred
meeting
capital
without
stocks
which
such
preferred
The
15
156, p.
$6
made
offer
value
corpo¬
stated
are
dividend
had
The offer
acquired
in
in
proposes
exchange
turn,
will
that
for
be
the
in
preferred
been
assets
common
distributed
of
made
by
&
of
Yellow
by
Coach
latter
stock
of
preferred
Motors
Yellow
stock
Corp.
Truck
will
be
B
entitled
stock,
common
class
or
to
and
common
receive
one
share
of
General
Motors
com¬
General
Truck
receive
a
&
2.7
holder
stock
common
stock, and all of the issued
of
Yellow
must
Truck
be
&
Coach
approved
by
Mfg.
a
Co.
and
This
majority
of
payment,
stock.
means,
B
in
Truck
&
Coach
a
disposition
of
approval
assets,
of
Yellow
Yellow
Truck
Truck
&
It
and
share,
per
A
to
no
including
a■
A7.,7' ;AAA7
$61.50
:
<•.
share,—
per
"'"AA A-
X7.:
77'
$65,001).
extra
Like
Feb.
dividend
$10,
amounts
and
1
1,
cents
of
payable
in
the
50
percents
Feb.
disbursed
were
Aug,
15
of
dividend
both
1
to
1941 and
A:: 77-;,a77
AA t
2 !
Feb.
on
years
v.
7'
A
is
have
15
of
par
25
cents
'
amounts
Dec,
each;
per
See
share
payable
1942
and
15.
of
payable
were
also
were
Dec.
1
follows:
as
1, 50
V,
156,
share
per
15
to
year
on
holders
!
of
April
3,
on
1607.
p.
Dividend
to
declared
holders
March
cents.—V.
cents
last
has been
March
50
March
paid
Co.—25-Cent
cents
value,
.
Payments during
25
and
dividend
a
value,
par
Gossard
dividend
no
declared
157,
2,
of
the
on
record
June
1
common
Feb.
and
11.
Sept. 1,y
253.
p.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.—Extra Dividend—
The
directors
ahd
Jan.
29.
During
share
per
in
15,
the
Jan.
on
20
declared
an
extra
dividend
no
Nov.
on
to
14
and
four
a
year-end
regular
1952., : A A'-/;
dividend
quarterly
•',':A.
of
Greif Bros. Cooperage Corp.
general
administrative
deductions
Canadian
State
refund
on
cent
Dec.;
seach.
1941
55,208,717
$2,835,650
281,805
379,069
982,553
expenses—
828,508
$3,847,095
139,541
$1,725,337 '
,A_———
_—a.
$3,986,636
$1,833,734
surtax—__—
452,738
564,082
2,T25,000
381,874
—
income
Postwar
25
•
1942
income
Other
Net
and
profit
;■
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
profit A-AA—w-A---—Ai.—AaA„Provision for depreciation
Total
cents per
cents
of
A
Years Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
75
payments
7 X A;;V"'
A
Gross
Other
25
par
addition
156,'p.
Selling,
of
regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on the com¬
value, both payable Feb. 15 to holders of record
AAA Av"-V■A,'a. ■
■
'6
A a
the year 1942 the company paid an extra of 25 cents
stock,
mon
—
income
profits
tax
income
of
adjustment for
and
taxes—.
taxes—_—
excess
profits
A
56,030
Cr35,600
taxes
prior years——
—a_
108,397
214,131
325,000
97,636
Cr524,465
com¬
of
Co.
$60,325
semi-annual
par
A1 :-
no
excess
not
meeting held
Mfg.
1943—2 Weeks—1942
$33,200
.
an
usual
20.
Like
normal
effect,
stock
stockholders
Coach
since
stock,
Distribution-*
quarterly of $1.50
a
~
stock,
on
1.
Federal
Jan. 27, approved the submission of this offer to its stockholders
their annual meeting to be held on May 13, 1943. and recommended
favorable action by
the stockholders on the offer.
The offer pro¬
the
Jan.
stock,
Federal
at
pending
5..
account
on
preferred
Manufacturing Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
March
Net
profit
Dividends
Earnings
Mfg. Co., at
the
1942, and
156, p. 342.
of
by General Motors Corp.
Yellow
quarter
1943,- amounted
declared
to
capital
record
be
will
outstanding
class
Dividend—
Feb.
1943—Week—1942
1,
15, Sept.
—V.
an
record
each
$30,825
have
directors
stock,
the
1416.
that
27
Jan.
holders'of
to
been
convertible
'
the
on
(II. W.)
surplus;
the
344.
common
June
held
by
par
of
stocks
2131.
dividend of $1.50 per share
a
cumulative
previous
addition
of
record
share
deducting 670 shares of
on
which,
directors of
proposed
Cr5,843
/
$6757482
$803,812
paid in cash and $5 paid in common stock
value of $1 per share).
tDoes not include $90,750
was
directors
in
Aug.
the
AA.^Aa'A'A
a
represented
Corp. to acquire all the assets of Yellow Truck
offer
that
A-
*544,319
$1,000 of bank
Gorham
15,
on
vides
75,290
6,554
29,643
on
$2,978,770.
was
record
cost.
of
which
to
retirement.—V.
General
stock
7,423
(
Cr6,750
revenues
p.
1940.—V.
and subsequent cost.
per investment list at
the
changed
was
amount
outstanding class B
that
'''
'
$627,736
payable Feb.
share
per
$5,462,916
and
mon
75,687
(13,729
1,902,361
.
1941.
holders
condition of the offer that it be approved by two-thirds of the
outstanding preferred stock, two-thirds of the issued and
a
10,209
Georgia Home Insurance Co.—Extra Dividend—
The
35,373
made
issued
73,206
11,951
2,091,913
1941
amount
V. 157,
§669,886
to
The
General Electric Co.—Growth in
;
66,989
Co. to its stockholders in exchange for their stock in that
to the offer, a holder of one share of Yellow
shares
220.
70,387
$90,720
in
31,
per
15,
2,058,898
value of-$0.10 each.
cumulative
of
shares
in
1942
Period End. Jan. 14—
2,084,143
:
According
company.
p.
**589,742
stock
$9,122,930;
like
2,369,000
Dec. 31, 1941,
stockholders of
**670
of
$2,011,140
amount
Manufacturing Co.
Motors
above.—V.
inv.
par
paid
Operating
99K
2,369~000
average
value
and. at
payable
capital
stock
sheet,
General Motors
pany
157,
incorporated
$775,965
made on July 1,
1931.
Arrearages as at Jan. 2,
V.
157, p. 220.
7 •;
A 7
Dr20,066
authorization
the
announced
was
Co.
was
$61,080
33,769
General Motors Corp. — Offers To Acquire Assets of
Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co.—
It
are
Georgia & Florida RR—Earnings—
$34,762
;
Dec.. 31,
^Deficit.
shares.
1942,
the par
of
Co.
$544,314
at
value).
value,
of
payment was postponed by the board of directors.
by 22,320 shares $6 dividend preferred stock and 210
dividend preferred
(no
par)
stock.
SRepresented by
purchased for
three
General Aniline & Film
of
coverage
Nov.
1,798
—
market
$3,029,683
dividends
common
excess
to the details of the contem¬
and approval by the
Mfg.
div.
of
accumulations
par
14,563
1,541
entitled
A
of
2.600
ration outstanding at Dec.
31, 1942, would be entitled in voluntary
liquidation is $1,833,000 (before adding accrued dividends), or $1,283,100
in
&
ami
regulations,
Coach
General Steel Castings Corpc—Accrued
$4,338,090
A
—
books
on
established
was
par
shares of
Funds
p.
stock
The directors
1941
$4,641,857
treasury.-.
carried
difference
the
wide
a
$78 to $87.
ment,
of
the
also,
company's
1936,
'
,
—>L——
■
31
i7.
investments
the
2,
now
enjoy
shown
preferred and common stock outstanding on that date was
reduced, in the aggregate, from $2,754,029.46 to $742,888 (namely, to
$30 per share of preferred stock and $0.10 per share of common
stock),
the
mutualization
no
not
Truck
will
Liabilities—Dividends payable, etc., $26,106; due for securities loaned
cash, $29,600; due for securities purchased, $52,369; reserves
taxes, etc.. $10,336; bank loans due Dec. 30,
1944, interest
2%
per annum,
$3,000,000; preferred stock (90,750 shares, no par),
$2,268,750; common stock ($1 par), $1,602,427; surplus, as
per state¬
which
March
shares
transfer
corporation will
shares called for redemption.
The actual
the accrued dividend, will be $101 a share.
46 Wall St., New York,
of
$5.50
cover
taxesj
,
'
674,312
depreciation)
in
are
Note—Pursuant
and
will be due and payable on Feb. 27, 1943, on
for redemption at The Commercial National Bank
shares
products
Corp.,
for expenses,
Dec. .31.
that
\
'' A'A;/AA A A-1942
payable——
values
^Represented
on
price
called
than
A.
•
10 cents)-—
stock
1942,
On
heavy-duty
is
Yellow
securities, at cost, $750,251; investments in other securities,
$14,894,812;
receivable for securities sold and called for
redemption, $9,382; divi¬
dends and interest receivable, etc.,
$33,213; special deposits for divi¬
dends, etc. (contra), $26,106; total, $16,112,517.
$205,472
investments ' at
^AAA^AXA^i^)-AeA-^--A---A':^5'026'300
669,886
Co., Inc.—Redemption—
cumulative
161.961
_AAl
.
1937,
of
Motors
65,891
Assets—Cash
$55,167
11,656
AAAAXA-*XX;AA-A
(par
pfd,
31,
and
company
,
'
A-----A~A--<-~-A—y
surplus A-aa
«u;AA>i——
tRepresents
&
Wire
taxes—)
include
Dec.
$3,115
A: Aa—~
*$150,305
Ai—
A
■
stock
total
Dec.
26.
of the
& Trust Co. of New York,
was
The
common
record
has
redemption price, including
The
Feb:
called for redemption for the sinking fund on
at $100 a share and accrued dividend to the redemption
2,000
after,Jan. 24,
be
share has
per
payable
American
company
27,
cents
&
—-
common
par
$55,167
6,719
AAA—AAA- iA.i-.-AA-A
credits
written-down
with 50 cents each paid on April 21 and July 21,
on April 1, July 1, Oct, 1 and Dec. 23, 1941,—V. 155,
AA'^AAAA 'A'', A,',,- A A^-A'A' :lX;A y^/A'A i A
General
The
25
value,
and
year,
1599AA
p.
of
par
no
compares
General
with
Truck
account of. arrears.
not
asset
,
Steel
sale
on
in
to
'''
$115,471
surplus
Total
medium
latter
:
other
pref,
loss
and
Mercantile Laundry Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
dividend
Stock,
This
&
$589,738
paid.—
"'Aa> AAA
say:
stockholders
conditions relating
A
income
from
150,305
debentures, 5% due 1953
:
stocks A-AAA---AAA AAAAy
div.
of
and
the
the
whose
compliance
—
on
:A
,r
dividends
;
coach
which
prior year's
A-—_——.; A
paid
10,759
>'
hand
on
(less
payable
♦Investments
Galland
in
time,
of
paid
*44,403
265,776
depreciation' of
'AaA yA
accrued
Unadjusted
...
to
on
Shareholdings Corp.—Earnings—
stock
cum.
§Does
$41,554
-
A
net.
market
a
t Preferred
■
A
motor
.
Taxes
'
Yellow
...
goes
A
■
expenses
inc.
Net
$35,378
13.613
-
A
the
was
■-11
*Consists
$26,029
A'v.
Liabilities—A
record
of
1942,
cents
class
$6
A'-—.—
and
„
Refund
'
■
55,167
year)_:
1941.
equipment
Common
the
on
-
Fed.
of
Net
8,806
.
,
banks and
Accounts
outstanding
Since
further
corporation
Yellow
American
At
deposits ;A-AA-A A.-AAA A-A,'<
Dividends and accrued interest receivable
Office
the
Years End. Dec. 31—
$1
investments'A—--A——AAAAA
in
and
shares,
against
(deficit
unrealized
31,
issued
715,260
100%>, of tho
issued and out-
or
who receive stock in
exchange for stock, and is subject
a ruling from the Bureau of Internal
Revenue con¬
of
offer,"-
Capital
the
$35,378
A--»—
securities
tDeficit:
Preferred
declared
AA
$2,058,898
year____
of
a
terms
(5.46 shares
beginning of-yearAAA'.-A—A A
on
combined
stockholders
transaction,
Interest-
1940,
prices
Special
Gabriel Co.—To Pay 10-Cent Dividend—
dividend
•
1941
changes
of
Coach
of
General
2,011,141
tax applic. to prior years
end
71.9%, of Yellow,
therewith.
See
and
Convertible
A
in
which
on
market
year——--
year)
owns
shares,
Mfg. Co.,
Further Expansion—
,
3,530
.
796.
p.
those
-A'
year—
Comparative
charges,
.
receipt
General
$1,073
1941,
capital-.-
surplus at end of year——
Assets—
notes, $46,467; provision for Federal and State income and
profit taxes, $354,500; deferred accounts due to officers, $26,500;;
154,
Dec.
at
five-year registered income notes, $774,442; accrued interest on fiveyear registered income notes (payment deferred), $92,933; preferred 6%
non-cum.
stock ($10 part, $512,990; common stock ($1 par), $18,850;
capital surplus, $359,509; earned surplus, $127,514; total, $2,597,817.—;
V.
in
average
———1 A- A---~A-A—A—
.■
at
based
1942,
reserves),
miscellaneous
Liabilities—Note payable, $71,129; accounts payable for material, ex¬
etc., $198,122; reserve for commissions, $11,861;
reserve
for
completion of contracts, $3,000; accrued interest on five-year registered
excess
the
171,193
$35,378
of
or
also
range.
"Certain
$28,204
;y '
.
&
shares,
It
800,000
stocks.
same
as
in
stockholders
16,225
123,867
than
the
purchased
of
beginning of
of
Note—The
(less
A.
$9,584
(other
at
'A
cost
over
end
(current
Balance
penses,
income
loss:
Net loss
A:
deferred
the
v
1
$44,408
1942,
in
the
Co.,
its stockholders
to
$170,333
1942
pfd(1 stock
surplus
Balance
indebtedness,
$47,000;
$500,000;
A, A
V
8,727
$152,071
123,294
stocks
the
and
predicated upon the opinions of the
attorneys for thf?
Involved, that no Federal tax liability will be incurred
foregoing exchanges by Yellow Truck & Coach
Mfg. Co., or bv
the
32.365
12,379
♦Profit,
of
in
in
At
Mfg.
diversified
36,614
19,923
6,904
123,162
Corp.
interest
an
$255,538
•
1
of
common
manufacturing fields,
Coach
26,953
34,353
$167,701
t
Truck
and
represented.
Security profit surplus-
accounts
receivable, $6,956; inventories, $638,183;
prepaid expenses,
$7,191; marketable securities, $9,922; other investments, $14,761; prop¬
erty, plant and equipment (less reserve for depreciation of $723,761),
$578,151;
1,804
B
Motors
truck
in
$215,074
.
div.
Balance
1942
material,
20,120
$11,374
N. Y. stock transf,
$107,475
AA.;
accounts
purchases
on
$487,023
certificates
Treasury
28,786
received
stated
Balance
*28,389
A
Sheet, June 30,
U.
:>
16,988
$223,511
declared),
$6
Expenses
$135,864
107,476
A
^••■...
......
Assets—Cash,
$45,000;
1-
—-
Net
31,376
$379,547
■
Surplus
4,050
$109,549
,v
Yellow
of
stock,
50.5%
or
class
stock.
B
that company.
official announcement
eral
31,513
18,912
class
103,450
owns
preferred
acquisition of the assets of Yellow Truck & Coach Mfg. Co,
by General Motors Corp. will result in a direct participation
by Gen¬
$197,071
27,886
Corp.
"The
1939
17,672
225
n
in
corporations
1940
$158,150
that
acquisition.
the
The
value
$180,415
*$13,613
2,032
Provision for
Net
market
contemplates
the
"The offer is
1941
computed
dates received.
A. >;
Balance
Selling, general and administrative expenses.—
Miscellaneous charges (net)
ft.--—----Sundry charges (net) applicable to prior periods
income
of
Earned surplus (accum. since Jan. 1, 1932):
Income surplus:
'
A-;;/1;"
45,181
—
State
the
offer
approve
1925, when General Motors
Corp. first acquired an interest in the Yellow Truck
company, it has
held a majority interest in the combined
class B and common stocka"
and Gov¬
22,905
ind.
1,600,880
depreciation ^-iAA
——AAA2A.A
Federal and
of
cash
the
of
standing,
Truck
Years
retired
$2,038,606
exclusive of
to 24.0%
Calendar
taxes
deb.
were
shares
1941
44,336
:—
_
sales,
1942,
$196,556
Fed.
tlncludes
$8,365
Excess
non-
2,763.402
of
Depreciation
for
Balance at beginning of
year
Surplus arising from reduction in
Div.—
$3,793,325
Cost
amounted
31,
The
of
Motors
stock
common
the
10,262
Av
Capital surplus:
Annual Report—
A A
Dec.
at
share.
per
stockholders
cumulative
32.5%,
sistent
-
Capital
Fulton Iron Works Co., Inc.
1941
7%
taxes
stock, payable Feb. 8 to holders of record Jan, 30.
with $1.87 per share paid on Feb. 9, last year, and 50
Aug, 15, 1941.—V. 155, p. 600.
Fiscal Years Ended June 30—;
of
cents
Truck
consummation
or
Comparative Surplus Statement, Years Ended Dec. 31
cumulative preferred
on
end
$147,664
AA-
profit
stock
This compares
cents
and
year
.
than
under
dividends
common
Cincinnati—Pref.
Co.,
the
25
Yellow
The General
Income
of record Jan. 23.'
Payments during
1, April 30 and July 31, 25 cents each; and
p.• 1689.
Ay.
a;- ''A.
f.
Investment
At
exceed
Truck
con¬
A_AA—
debs,
on
pay.;
cents.—v. -156,
Foundation
the
,a-a-*-a.-A''i '
expenses
Net
holders
to
1
share has
per
follows: Feb.
28,' 75
A
Yards Co.—25-Cent
cents
of
stocks
option
"Deficit,
A
same
operation/ compared
A'aA-VA
to
event
plated
Increase
in
on
Balance
$3,329,135
$3,449,701
now
share.
per
pay
regular dividends on its 7% cumulative preferred
for the quarter ended March 31, 1943, declare and pay
dividend on its common and class B stock in an amount
may
disposition of tho;
company's assets, Yellow Truck may declare and pay a special divi¬
dend of $1 per share to its common and class B
stockholders prior to"
Dec, 31, 1942, was $3,646,971.
After
the balance of assets for the pre¬
$69.72
Total income —A '■
Salaries & admin, exps.
outstanding
:A
1942
1943
rr—~Ais announced
with 74
to
bonds__
Up 3.62%—
.
last half
from
Taxes,
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Sales
equal
tCash divs.
tracts
series A, due in 1974, was purchased.
Currently
$1,870,600 of these obligations.—V. 157, p. 131.
on
1942
are
that amount
Four Weeks Ended Jan. 23-—
was
Interest
bonds,
are
assets
Income Account
made last year in outstanding indebted¬
of first and refunding mortgage
was
of
JSecurities carried
the
and
and
quarterly
the
some
assets.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Debt Reduced—
A reduction
stock
total
Rev.
„
both
on
ernment securities of $874,356
deposited for purposes required by law.—V. 156, p. 1149.
ness
G-E radio transmitters, and
transmitters and receivers from the
carry
157, p. 220.
market value
during the
by National Association of Insurance
tContingency reserve, representing difference between
Commissioners.
bombers
extremely
levels, without endangering the position of the stockholders through
a possible decline in the
value of assets applicable to the
corporation's
outstanding debentures below 125% of the principal amount thereof,
the maintenance of which is
required by the indenture under which
they are issued.
A substantial reinvestment of this cash was
made
basis approved
on
a
low
1,000,000
2,251,457
surplus
Total
declare
stock
the
position enabled the corporation
successfully to pass through the period
during the late spring, when the security markets were at
52,400
25,000
——.
—A—A_r—.
a
said
value for the
preferred stock was $59.12 per share.
During the early months of the year the corporation's cash
position,
which at the close of 1941 was
$804,698, was increased to approximately
$1,800,000 through the sale of various securities.
This
large cash
173,765
92,175
i,ooo7ooo
Net
devices,"
asset
$1,072,354
132,369
expenses
claims
of
deducting $2,369,000 of debentures,
$4,596,860
$981,403
adjustment—A. A.
of
taxes
hundreds
the
Liabilities—
Reserve
the
Genera! Public Service Corp.—Annual
Report—
The
10,393
538,741
—-———-
$4,482,404
Losses
of
473
not
ferred
Unearned
one is today turning out aviation
equipment
plane that rolls off the lines,- except for the
some
7,500
■—
(not
_
rents
every
bears
"All U. S. Army
Navy bombers rely
1941
$$3,667,995
—«
A——
collection
trainer,
report.
31
——
of
course
and
on
Dec,
1942
——
in
overdue)
Interest
Sheet,
'
type, and
some
simplest
First American Fire Insurance Co.—Annual Statement
CHRONICLE
on
per
Note—(1)
dated
$293
$848,852
——
class
share
A
on
332,800
class A shares
$815,093
332,800
$13.26
shares—
$12.73
Corporation's net equity in the net earnings of unconsoli¬
(55% to 87J/2% owned) and affiliated
company was
subsidiaries
less
the
(2)
may
sidiary,
than
dividends
Net profit shown
representing
received
above
that
during
year.
includes $67,612
subsidiary's net
for
profit
the
for
Canadian
the
year,
sub-'
after '
Control
Canadian
Consolidated
to the
reduction of its net current assets
exchange at Oct. 31, 1942.
resulting from
adjustment
rate of
Board
Assets—Cash,
Balance Sheet, Oct. 31, 1942
0
securities (aggregate quoted
and accounts receivable (net),
$1,843,917; inventories, $4,578,604; investments and other assets, $272,686;
properties, plants, and equipment, $3,091,438; patents,'at cost,
less amortization, $35,906; good will, $1; deferred charges, $101,945;
marketable
$1,435,790;
Assets—Cash,
$185,238), $146,035; notes
market prices,
class
A
shares,
156,
$11,506,322.—V.
p.
par),
no
reserves, $1,112,775;
class B common stock
total,
$3,744,337;
earned surplus,
The
1946
$5,887,650,
by
to
have
declared
accumulations
of
155, p. 362,
$506,598; total, $4,026,504.-r-V.
25
of
dividend
a
Feb.
payable
value,
par
no
1
holders
to
due
debt to the RFC is the remaining balance of loans
aggregated $35,290,000. 'The road paid off $10,000,000
1942.
The Commission also allowed the road to withdraw from pledge as
collateral with the RFC 199,985 shares of common stock of the Central
"The
$25,140,000
the debt during December,
of
action will give the Illinois Central greater
having the stock unencumbered in the event
permitted to participate in a reorganization of
Central of Georgia, the Commission's order-stated.—V. 157, p. 164.
Georgia
of
This
by
action
should
road
the
Ry.
of
freedom'
be
Co. -(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Hudson Coal
of
for payment of the loan, .which previously
1944, the ICC ruled that the company is not
reorganization.
31,
May
financial
of
which originally
the
share on
preferred
cents per
convertible
cumulative
$2
the
on
fall
need
in
the-time
extending
to
was
Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
Plywood
record Jan. 21.
Similar distributions were made on Aug. 1 and Nov. 1, last, compared
with 50 cents previously each quarter.
On Dec, 20, 1941, an additional
dividend of $1 per share on account of accruals was paid.
Arrearages
as at Nov. 1,
1942 amounted to $19 per share, it was stated—V. 156,
stock,
1942 reduced outstanding 4s, series G,
of
$43,290,150, and
in
the
final six months
during
company
common
directors
The
account
Great Northern Ry.—Debt Reduced—
.
Harbor
for Federal, State and Canadian income
$681,289; convertible preference stock (par
stock (par $1), $300,100; paid-in surplus,
taxes,
$657,387; earned surplus,
$45,000;
payable,
$2,491,113;
2223.
par),
no
shares,
(64,000
stock
common
(54,000
other. notes
$28,142;
sidiaries,
profits
$1,600,000;
and
taxes
general
accrued
$137,475;
payable,
provision
$143,655;
excess
$20),
payable,
$587,680;
accounts payable,
$564,135;
accrued taxes and interest, $116,140; Federal, Canadian, and State
taxes
on
income
(est.),
$2,817,000; payable to unconsolidated sub¬
Liabilities—Notes
and equipment (less
patents' and patent
$4,026,504.
Liabilities—Accounts
payrolls,
receivables (less re¬
inventories,
$1,-
$540,495;
$45,121),
reserves
rights, $226,443; total,
and
$11,506,322.
total,
depreciation
In
1942
30,
$45,621;
owned,
of
insurance, etc., $36,783; plant
of
$490,146),
$1,404,863;
prepaid
281,159;
accounts
Nov.
Sheet,
Balance
bonds
$491,139;
doubtful
for
serve
Monday, February 1, 1943'
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
474
'
revenues
Taxes
Fed.
(no
income
320,368
326,147
$477,916
taxes)
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$4,431,051 $3,885,487
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$798,284
$599,032
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
—
1,399,255
,
.1,339,684
$2,545,803
$272,885
$3,031,796
317,748
290,138
1,271,033
1.330,915
$160,168
*$17,253
*1,760,763
$1,214,888
450,293
395,666
1,852,528
1.666.751
*$290,125
*$412,919
*$91,765
*8451,863
etc.
'
canceled $11,551,250 of series H 4s, reducing the out¬
standing total to $32,964,950.
Another $4,747,000 of the latter bonds
held in the treasury were canceled.
The
company
has borrowed from banks $21,480,136 for purchase
of
equipment
on
conditional sales contracts,
the New York Stock
Exchange was notified.—V. 157, p. 42.
and
acquired
1608.
p.
Fixed
declared
have
directors
The
accumulations
of
account
A like amount
15 to holders of record Jan. 24.
$100, payable Feb.
par
Depict, and depreciaiion
the 6'/i>
on
Net
paid on Nov. 16, last, as against 75 cents each on Feb. 16,
15 and Aug. 15, 1942, and in preceding quarters. *
Accruals on the 6%
preferred stock as at Nov. 16, 1942 amounted
operating
$1,443,433
1,106,751
income
Net
from
$923,408
810,532
$112,876
$145,214
88,861
60,628
operations
ry.
102,784
income
Other
share.—V.
per
156,
Charges
Net
income
and
to
for
Prov.
Haverhill
Gas
Co.—Earnings-
Light
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Dec. 31—
revenues
only.
t$29,802
t $ 19,654
15)42
30,
June
(net),
$9,377,978.
Liabilities—7r/o.
stock
preferred
first
non-cumulative
par),
($100
stock ($100 par),
$250,000;
common
stock
($100
par),
$2,750,000;
deficit, Dr$6.983;
funded debt, $3,000,000; reserves, $133,061; due to sugar mill. $251,240;
accounts payable, in part secured (per contra), $93,595; accrued wages,
$23,981; interest on first mortgage bonds, due July 1. 1942 (per contra),
$90,000; accrued taxes, $43,084; total, $9,377,978.—V. 152, p. 679.
preferred
second
non-cumulative
5'>■
349,065
2,001
31.652
91,224
86,932
$9,057
$7,124
$79,276
389
7,048
11,362
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
charges
2,917
35,000
35,000
$4,597
$51,324
$60,026
515
$2,986,903
$2,039,387
$1,578,957
230,475
447,980
649,462
•
134,912
154,296
44,226
.
Balance
Sheet,
Dec.
31,
and
general
($25
stock
Liabilities—Capital
par
value),
premium'on
$1,228,500;
accounts payable, $26,698; consumers! deposits,
$18,478; miscellaneous liabilities, $370; taxes accrued, $25,450; interest
accrued, $462; retirement reserves, $583,880; contributions for exten¬
sions, $7,068; operating reserves. $6,697; unadjusted credits, $15; earned
$260,910;
$2,750,851.—V.. 157, p.
surplus, $592,322; total,
(Walter E.)
164, 42.
•;
before
1941
from
from
Net
ry,
—V.
18,701,182
4,402,394
1,505,525
18,660,835
4,798,090
2,154,857
23,647,846
12,498,169
7,521,323
income—
oper.
5,648,668
3,661,460
42.
p.
1940
.
♦On
now
Witter
in
Colonel
a
has
the
elected*
been
Act,
parent
the
as
In
any
be
serving as
Army
Division.—V.
cisco Ordnance
Harrisburg
156,
1864.
p.
Co.- -Earnings-
Hotel
1942
1941
___
$161,550
$159,100
—
12,833
11,853
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Rent
received
Dividends
___
received
..
earned
217
100
income
$174,600
$171,053
expenses
111,453
Interest
Total
Total
Balance
to
Tax
adjustment
103,203
$63,147
$67,851
11,000
surplus—————
4,168
1
Surplus beginning of year Jan.
>
Crl.060
-
Total
surplus
;.
—
_
___
$75,207
$72,019
61,019
61,019
Balance
Sheet, Dec. 31
equipment--
buildings and
1941
$1,376,304
Deferred
35,418
12,385
485
528
30,369
55,169
8,333
Investments
92
28
9
$1,406,125
$1,444,486
_
—
charges
„„—
receivable
Accounts
Interest
.
Total
___
—
claim
works
156, p. 2131.
during
pletion
needs
31,
Dec.
a
in
the
increase of
three times
company's
its regular; lines of business.
Approximately
$3,16.9,000, however, was expended for plant extensions and improve¬
ments, the principal items being; improvements to naval stores power
and processing equipment, and increased facilities for gathering raw
material stump
wood for that operation;
completion of previously
undertaken
additions
to
capacities for the
production of cellulose
ethyl
cellulose,
synthetic
resins,
and
Parlon (facilities now
because rubber is
being used for the production of chlorinated paraffin
available for
not
production! ;• installation of facilities to permit
Parlon
for various, types of
nitrocellulose and smokeless powder, and miscellaneous additional gen¬
eral plant facilities such as hospitals, cafeterias,
change houses, and
plant protection necessitated principally by war-time-conditions and a
flexibility
greater
meeting fluctuating demand
in
proportion of female
of
33,000
and
men
Liabilities—
4'/a %
mortgage
loan
Accrued
interest
Provision
for
■
——____——
taxes————
($50 par)_
Capital stock
Surplus
$475,000
95
30,680
871,700
14,188
'
$525,000
200
5,344
39,798
_
payable
Accounts
871,700
11,000
______
—
—_
—
—_
——
5,906
women
,
loads—TNT
Total
—1——
♦Less
and
$920,962
depreciation
1941.—V.
in
Hart-Carter Co.
156,
profits
on
p.
$1,406,125
amortization
1940
1941
1942
$945,416
1939
21,890
26,931
$546,368
111,829
$517,410
21,278
113,616
$1,396,256
}
2,591
$571,813
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
bursting
charges-j—anhydrous
ammonia
for
military
ways.—V, 156, p. 2306.
change
Prov.
U„
Net
Common
43,000
$8,824
interest.
$432,817
$239,736
$231,550
174.258
185,530
193,240
90,030
45,015
45,015
above
1942 and
provision
consolidated
$55,244 in
Prior years' provisions for
that
substantially
rently required^
account
taxes,
includes
for amortization
equipment.
1942 and $33,190 in
prior years'
includ¬
$9,000.
income
1941
in
extent
for
post-war credit of
1941
charges
of patents,
for depreciation of
depreciation
smaller
annual
10.
dividend
of
$9
per
share on account
of
on
record
the
Jan.
6%%
31.
preferred stock, payable
during 1942 were
Payments
1503.
The
"of
are
stockholders
on
Jan.
17
unanimously approved
the proposals for
corporation from an operating to a holding company,
name
to Canadian Food Products* Ltd.
Under ,the
proposals, assets of Honey Dew. Ltd., would be sold to a wholly-owned
subsidiary to be known as Honey Dew Co., Ltd.
Canadian Pood
Products, Ltd., would initially have two wholly owned subsidiaries—
change
in
Honey Dew Co., Ltd., and
Industrial Food Services, Ltd.—V. 157, p. 345.
etc.,
plant and
have accumulated
provisions
The
Etc.—
changing this
and
cur¬
The
ICC
on
Jan,
22
RR.-^-Reconstruction Loan Extended—
approved
May 31, 1949, of $25,140,000, of a
the extension
2,729,945
2,048,424
1,554,573
1,158,488
1,275,333
Accounting
system
and adopted
properties
now
off
written
has
by the P. S. Commission of Indiana.
its books are to give effect to the original cost ot
devoted to electric service.
To accomplish this it
$17,500,000
against the existing book utility plant
action
this
By
the
$7,500,000.
the Indiana
several years of investi¬
will write off over the next 35 years another
have received the authorization of
transactions
Both
accordingly have terminated
and
Commission
and study requiring extraordinary expenditures.
write-down was accomplished by a reduction
gation
in the
immediate
The
stated
the
of
value
stock
common
of
to
$6,000,000
$3,887,647
from
$9,327,503; by a reduction in the depreciation reserve, and by a charge
against capital surplus which eliminated that account.
The result was that the system's utility plant will now show $61,~
with
contrasted
880,140
carried
previously
'The
funds
operation
obtained
be
to
are
from
Such appropriations,
the rate of $215,928 annually.
be more than offset by lower annual depreciation accruals
of
amount
figure it was
$61,880,140 figure is
the
Moreover,
reduction
that
for
current earnings at
however, will
further
at which
$78,379,610 figure,
the
the books.
on
further by $7,557,000 over the next 35 years.
to be reduced
because
$191,646
of
adjusted
the
elimination of amortization of
ing $176,000 annually.—V. 156, p. 1239.
rate
by
plant
case
Business Machines Corp.
International
and
account,
exceed¬
expenses
Two
—
New
Directors—'
Charles
fill
to
Valley,
L.
by
the
President
is
of time of
payment- to
loan to the company from the RFC.
of
Endicott,
International
The .Bankers
have
elected
been
Samuel
of
M.
directors
Hastings
Valley
Central
engaged in
National
and
of
that com¬
banking in
Bank
years.
,,
Vice-President
in
the
and has been
Y.,
N.
is
resides
deaths
*
many
Kirk
Mr.
He
John
Cornell.
Stainton
Mr.
Stainton
and
caused
Kirk
A.
vacancies
Edward
Co,,
charge
157,
as
manufacturing
of
p.
,
IBM.
of
42.
Called—
Co.—Bonds
Paper
Trust
In
N; Y,—V.
trustee,,' has
drawn
for
redemption
on
1943, out of sinking fund moneys, $443,500 principal amount
International Paper Co. refunding mortgage sinking fund 6% gold
March
1,
due
A.
series
1955.
,
'
will be made at 105 and accrued interest by Bankers Trust
Payment
Co.,
York,
New
at
in
or
the full
The
stock,
compares
Dec.
the
Bank of Montreal in
immediate payment
Silver
with
Dividend
Declared
declared a dividend
have
payable
$1
Co.—Smaller
156, p. 2224.
per
of 75 cents per share on the
holders of record Feb. 18.
This
share paid on March 13, June 1, Sept. 1 arid
March
1
to
1942.
l,
Payments
Dec.
by
funds
drawn bonds may obtain
redemption price at the Bankers Trust Co.—V.
directors
common
Canadian
Holders of the
Montreal.
in
$4.—V.
1,
1941
156,
were
p.
as
follows:
Julv
18,
$1;
Sept.
1,
SEC
ouarterly
has. approved
dividend
ferred stock,
business
Jan.
of
1943.
payment,
87 Va
payable Feb,
21,
and
$1,
2307.
International Utilities Corp.—Dividend Ruling—
The
Illinois Central
7,029,936
2,068,328
has adjusted its accounting policy to conform fully to
of accounts as prescribed by the Federal Power
company
uniform
the
Commission
International
Honey Dew, Ltd., Toronto—Change in Name,
161,500
additional
(After
Note—The
the
60,530
90,030
___
and $82,719
to
*78,300
p.
a
Feb. 15 to
as follows:
$1; Apr. 10, $2; and July 10 and Oct. 10, $4 each.—V. 156,
accumulations
Feb.
$339,952
dividends
$56,064 in
9,180
163.605
*387,500
dividends
♦Includes
ing
taxes.
profit
Preferred
4,902
282.296
profits
exc.
of
Can.
taxes
income
Fed.
&
249,193
holders
_
S.
244,597
ex¬
funds
for
328,022
.408,398
of -foreign
declared
8,876,302
income—
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Adjusts
of
Holeproof Hosiery Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
have
129,630
5.901,780
2,024,197
42.
p.
Central
mining
directors
82,428
6,074,219
3,985,804
railway—
munity for
The
109,195
.
textiles—industrial explo¬
coal, stone, and minerals, and for war construction
projects—canvas protecting agents—chemical cotton and nitrocellulose
for
smokeless
powders—ingredients for paint, varnish,
and lacquer
used
on
ships,
tanks,
shells, planes—plastics for planes and other
military equipment—reagents
for
recovering
strategic 'minerals
by
flotation—core binders for foundry castings—disinfectant and insecti¬
cide
bases—admixtures
for
improving and protecting concrete run¬
admin.,
and
etc., expense
Adjust,
$972,347
$1,418,146
_____
gen.
152,650
To Uniform FPC System—
bonds,
Total
Sell.,
$508,254
190,503
$505,271
197,875
417,759
railway-.
sives
for
1939
1940
1941
$593,729
306,554
ineome__
oper.
157
1775.
156, p.
1—
from
Gross
below.)—V.
1942
oper.
From Jan.
explosives—chemicals for processing military
$541,279
j
Other income
$1,444,486
of $965,774 in
254.
1942
sales—
received
Royalties
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years End. Nov. 30—
Gross
—
—
-
for
reserve
for
jurisdiction over
no
$724,805
railway—
from .railway--
Net
in
employees.
throughout Hercules plants
offices, including ordnance plants, represents an increase of about
13,000 over the preceding year, and is more than five times the pre¬
war
level.
Employees are working an average 46 hours weekly.
Ac
the end of 1942 17% of all employees were women, as compared with
T/r in 1941, and the proportion is rising.
'
The
report listed some of
the war applications of
products as:
chemicals tor rubber reclaiming ar.d rubber compounding-r-plastic coat¬
ings for insulating wires and cables—military powders for ammunition
Employment
from
Gross
con¬
for
program
,
had
SEC
the
the
RR. Co.—Earnings-
December—
an
1942,
reduction
but
Power Co.,
Light &
account and
necessitated
war
asserted
claim,
Illinois Terminal
1942.
$114,378,235,
1943.
of
Commission,
first
at
$20,000,000 is being made by
dissolution proceedings before the
American's
Exchange
unliquidated
an
Net
ended
year
payable to
note of Central
a
on
approximately
North
in
and
American
American
for 1942—
during
were
for
Commission has ruled that it
does
have jurisdiction in that no
fair and equitable plan could be
devised unless the claim was taken under consideration.
(See North
and
First
North
to
revenues
collecting $675,000
from
similar
A
$1:86
the company leported
$5,546,980 net -earnings after all charges.
After payment of $524,923
dividends on preferred stock, net earnings applicable to the common
stock
were
equal to $3.81 a. share on 1.316,710 shares outstanding.
The reported earnings were after the provision of. $1,500,000 for con¬
tingencies arising from the war.
In
1941 net earnings of the company were $6,098,712,
equal after
preferred dividends to $4.23 a share on 1,316,710 shares of common
stock .then
outstanding,- after the provision
of $500,000 for con¬
tingencies.
The extent of the company's engineering and construction work for
the U. S. War Department was indicated by the disclosure that the
company had
supervised the construction of $188,219,000 of United
States war plant facilities during the year.
Additional facilities being
constructed under the company's supervision are scheduled for com¬
higher
r
war
ordnance
Federal
$13,222,500 for services taken by North American in
the Central Terminal Co., and that North American
through
Securities
interest
the
over
pay
$581,177
figure of $85,612,161, or approximately
1941
fiscal
the
acetate,
1942
$1,331,492
Assets—
♦Land,
$11,000
$14,188
Surplus at end of year, Dec. 31
of
operating
plus
with
enjoined
Illinois-Iowa asked that North American pay
for funds allegedly spent improperly in
Central Terminal Co.; that it account
suit
present
$535,030
$1,68
level.
pre-war
For
The
_!
—_
___
—
the
over
struction
Dividends paid
and
sales
attempting to simplify
now
concern.
the
$6,000,000
over
stockholders showed the company
materials, principally military explosives,
issued
27
at Wilmington Jan.
compliance with the Public Utility Holding
exorbitant fees and spent money improperly
charged
$518,888
$1.62
share—_
report
Government-owned
the
replacing Dean Witter,
deputy chief of the San Fran¬
director,
a
annual
produced $57,909,000
in
Net
Hale Bros. Stores, Inc.—New Director—
C.
30th
■ 7.:
77' :
District Court
S.
U.
North American,.
252,172 shares of common stock.—V.
The
Suit Against North
in
structure
corporate
Company
$743,090
161,913
——:—
common
in
suit
Company contends that North American,
its
such
34%
Jean
per
$1,136,139
...........
Power Co.—Asks Return of $20,000,-
,7
filed
'Company
$895,115
360,085
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Report
33,173,151
__
railway
railway
157,
earnings
1,422,650
against its former parent, North Amer. Lt. & Pwr. Co., asking a return
of more than $20,000,000 and an accounting of certain transactions.
$1,126,411
607,523
—
profits taxes
$286,511
1,396,995
—Files
Co.
Power
American Light &
dividends
1942
taxes—
excess
1,793,864
$945,434
** ——- -----
p7
transactions
Co.—Earnings—
&
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Profit
1,748,517
$451,561
—V°f157,
for
Heller
$2,080,375
inc. bonds
interest on adj.
charges excl. of
ooo—
1942
equipment, $2,468,414; U. S.
tax savings notes, $25,000; cash, $95,476; accounts receivable. $91,523;
materials and supplies, $64,634; prepayments, $5,801; total, $2,750,851.
capital stock,
125,325
$2,693,951
^Net inc. avail, for int. on adj. inc. bonds
Interest on adjustment income bonds_________
$59,475
49,140
43
$4,553
___.—
investment
Assets—Plant,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
SI,955,050
119,239
__L
1
Illinois-Iowa
—
■
$1,528,267
381,687
173,668
income
5,720,927
$2,574,712
and taxes
552
$50,809
46
$6,403
______
declared
Dividends
♦Earnings
965.606
railway
railway
oper.
1939
$7,675,977
5.845,217
$95,026
$86,324
2,917
$6,449
income
Net
$7,513
$9,366
income
Interest
Net
1940
1941
1942
1941
$8,419,929
_
_
$83,664
308
'
accruals-
reserve
Gross
Ohio RR.~ -Earnings—
&
1942
revenue__
income
Gross
Illinois-Iowa
Gulf Mobile
■
30,392
5.930
(net)
income
Federal income &
December—
'
,
Operating income ___———_____
Non-operating income i_,—____
Inc.
Retir.
$7,327,052; purchase of equipment and con¬
struction work in progress, $36,789;
investment in, and advances to,
wholly-owned Cuban companies, $278,704; Cuban Government mail and
transportation service, $75,030; capital stock in treasury (2,336 shares
of first preferred;
1,530 shares of second preferred; 2.323 shares of
common),
$1;
deposits,
$1,151;
materials and supplies
(at cbst),
$147,810; empty sugar bags in bond, purchased on behalf of the sugar
mills, $66,564; accounts receivable, $656,988; station agents' and con¬
ductors'
balances, $3,636; listed securities, at market value (pledged
per contra),
$89,700; Irving Trust Co., deposits for interest on first
mortgage bonds (per contra), $90,000; cash in banks and on hand,
$293,370; deferred charges against future operations, $311,184; total,
$2,750,000;
373,157
2,512
Balance
Sheet,
$550,033
6,536
_________
revenues—_
oper.
operating
Operating expenses
$575,309
$47,618
32,564
$53,817
___
-
Non-opcr,
(Loss.
Balance
Assets—Property
Maintenance
Taxes
Net
$105,210
taxes
•
Earnings—
RR.
1942—12 Mos.—1941
.
35,711
Operating
■=■5,582
33,000
taxes
income
♦Profits
230.062
221,391
301,256
__
income
profits
$205,842
$201,736
$439,467
income
1689.
p.
Manhattan
&
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
858,810
Operation
Total
Hudson
1689.
p.
$1,004,024
$336,682
revenue
Railway operating expenses.—
$37
to
1940
1941
1942
Years Ended June 30—
Railway
156,
May
Account
income
income
Deficit.—V.
was
Guantanamo & Western RR.—Earnings-
"
Balance
divi4end of 50 cents per share on
cumulative first preferred stock,
a
_____
"
Utilities Co.—Accrued Dividend—
Havana Electric
charges
,
cents-per
1,> 1943,
out
of
share
capital
on
to holders of
the
surplus,
$3.50
record
at
■f
of
prior
.
the
pre¬
the close of
Volume
with .the
Concurrently
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4147
157
the
stockholders will be notified, that
prior
the: dividend, :the
receipt, of
amount of
for
preferred
made
charged
shall
restored
be
to
dividends
to Dec. 31, 1938, after, providing for
paid since that date.
transfer
books of
the corporation will not close.
declared
The
V.
part
of
also
(See
Electric
Union
Iowa
Co—Plans
Debt
Jan.,21
on
Net
its
From Jan.
Gross
•Net
Engine
Arranged—.;
With
its
v
plants
at
working
agreement with a
capacity
credit
war
and
to
Granting Annuities.- Bank.'Girard
National
term
the
of
credit
-
'
-
is
guaranteed,
Executive
board
is
Order
of
No.
9112
Jacobs
is
medium
horsepower
Department
been
the
of
one
for
large
a
principal
the
the
7,
dividend
stock,
each
payable Feb. 26
par $1,
distribution
30 cents per share
made
was
March
on
12
declared
26,
last,, compared
and
Oct.
Co.
(&
1941.—V.
1,
the
on
holders of record Feb.
to
Oct,;
on
14, June
has been
12.
reduce
Kayser
&
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
The
1942
.-,v
:
^
,
■
income
from
operations_„____„^v_„4^^1_
and
taxable
of
cost
Not
June
7,
wish
Code,
1941,
and,
but
of
basis
6,
Oct,
to
are
of
1942,
assets
the
received
who
Interest;,
—V.
'
..
distribution
until
after
has
that
indicated
its entirety
in
made
date.
that.
of
$1,
par
25
cents
by
for
to
corporation
the
In
the
meantime,
the
Federal
and
Dominion
taxes
inc.
Net, income,_../yI|,
Dividends.paid on common stock—
348,021
Costs
"Including
§28,350
for
for
profits
excess
of
tax
191,000
minor
declared
11
of
holders
to
14,
June
none
the common
Feb. 1.
Like
have declared
$1,
dividend
a
payable
Feb.
of
26
to
,
(&
cents
share
per
of
Feb.
special
the
holders
of
Jan.
cents
Series
25.
made on
was
25
Custodian
record
of
per-share
1942,
distribution
Keystone
A
Jan.. 15,
on
.
Jan.
on
recently
was
'shares,'payable
semi-annual
this series
compared with 65 cents
share
per
B-3
the
last,
1942.—V.
of
and
9.
1939
1940
1941
157,
165.
p.
854,419
660,264
33,707,958
31,240,311
28,465,881
PreL
29,947
34,466
9,561,741
8,287,242
6,503,404
3,988,697
7,793,713
3,786,246
293,872
net
1,286,416
1,461,187
1,461,187
1,461,187
1,461,187
10,979,286
15;684,695
15,684,695
15,684,695
3,314,070
704,578
3,193,359
3,559,667
53,015,969
52,311,391
49,118.032
45,558,365
-56,330,038
53,015,969
52,311,391
49,118,032
$6.13
.the
has
company
form
its
employees
the entire
of group life insurance,
by the employer, Jacob Kline,
defrayed
holiday
a
V;
cost
of. which
is
1,303,018
1,294,898
the
of
terms
the
in
being
and
shares
tobacco
cash
a
record
Aug.
1.
$3;
paid:
and
common
Feb.
$2
share,
per
Payments during 1942
Dec. 23, $2.
During
and
28,
$2;
27,
Aug.
$3.25;
166.
because
upon
printer's offices, and
of
books.
The
the
of
help
of
shortage
inability of auditors
accountants'
it
report,
m
to com¬
said,
was
the date originally set for the adjourned
Co.—Earnings—
1942
1941
$750,539
$234,710
656,000
133,500
$94,539
all
charges____-_—
income
and
:
$101,210
profits tax
excess
profit
157, p. 255,
fixtures«_-,^.C.V-X'}
tobacco
Interest
receivable
and
Accounts
439,005
Deferred
Discussing
net
137,769
that
the
the
20,874,100
danger of
inflation,
the
recommend
trustees
greater-
per
share during the year and an increase in
holdings of U. S, Government bonds to $3,708,500 at
the
the
stability
report
the
post-war
have
tended
in
influences
period,
to
the
trustees
note
extreme
prevent
price
inflationary nature since the entry of the United States
war.'
real
and
now
of
an
'<?:
;V'
v
danger of
inflation
"when
states,
it
will
with
come
the
return
of
peace,'*
reasonably be presumed that con¬
to increase their purchases of the many varieties
of goods which they have been without during these war
years;
"It might be argued that an investment company
with its assets
199,663,142
sumers will
;'V„ y.-J.
preferred stock...
Report—Dis¬
value
number
a
into
597,071
575,381
218,046,432
Liabilities—,
..
Trust—Annual
1942.
advances of
779,371
•
the
own
of
economic
9,585
2,350,000
2,137,500
charges
'
Investors
Pointing out that the Trust, as one of the largest holders of shares
in American industry, is vitally interested in steps taken to
promote
13,515,317
15,850,690
dividendsreceivable^,.28,852
asset
Trust's
.'Close
9,422,995
"The
T/r
.J-,-'.;
;
buying of United States Government bonds by investors generally in the
annual report for 1942, which shows a rise of approximately 8.4'i
in.
4,476,164
+3,001
serially—.^
1,
cusses Danger of Inflation—Increases Government Hold¬
ings and Urges Similar Action by All Investors—
439,005
Post-war ..Credit
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share has been declared on the
stock, par $10, payable Mar. 11- to holders of record Feb. 26:
like amount was paid on Dec. 11, lasty
compared-With 30'cents per
outstanding first mortgage sinking fund bonds due Aug.
Massachusetts
l
-
due
.
(Mar-Main Corp.), South
1
receivable—subsidiary company_„_/.._ v4,529
receivable,
■
on
have
122.
p.
156,044,670
companies
received for 12,400
a basis of
84.1%.
were
allotted
■
1941.
2,839,439
Accounts
1954.
Bids
was
been called for redemption as of Feb. 1, 1943, at 100 and.
Payment will be made at The City National Bank & Trust
Co:, trustee, 112 West Jefferson Boulevard. South Bend, Ind.f-V. 128,
-:"'■$
1
in
foreign
stock
interest.
9,831,129
8,859,911
182,011,902
sup
All of the
1947,
com¬
„
1.942
-V,it",.:
'■
trade, marks, goodwill, etc.
middling stock,and op.
subsidiary company.
the
Bend, Ind.—Bonds Called—
as
to apply
and
Mar-Main Arms & Addition
representing
reserve
a
7,356,289
255.
of
dividend
Feb,
28,
were
p.
decided
was
—V. 156, p.
gold
year
Preferred
(S. S.) ICresge Co.—Dividend of 25 Cents—
p.-
of
commission of 40 cents.
a
31
A
157,
declared
companies.
group
preceding quarters.—V.
the
'v,-:'.v..
common
share-in
7%
of
par
during
^Excludes $2,141,309
foreign
tobacco,
in
and
appropriated to
was
in
$6»Q2
«
canceled
3,136,939
$25).
(par
.,.$5.22
.
purchase price
tOn
stocks
estate, machinery and
Notes
A
21
holders
in 15 minutes Jan. 26.
The offering was made
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at 10 Vs, with
20,339,24120,705,549
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec.
«;■>
;
■
Stocks
in
President, announced.
plan, which is being underwritten
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 550 workers receive insurance
in
amounts
ranging, according. to earnings, from $500 to $5,000 —
V. 156, p.. 1328..;
Under
outstanding
Assets—
♦Real
.Leaf
gift
indenture.
investment
Stocks
With
between
purchased
V'S,";-:
Y.—Group Insurance Plan—•
presented
$4.55
.
difference
company
trust
stock
31
share_,_
the
this
by
Brands,
This
surplus
processing tax refund which
;
156, p.
Kline Brothers Co., N.
;
Dec.
per
is
against
this issue on Feb. 25. May ,25,- Aug, 25 and Nov. 25. last
Arrearages as at Dec. 31, 1942, amounted to $5 per share —
1608. / ■'
year.
v.
$5,-
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. — Special Offering—A
special offering of 10,430 shares of common stock (no
par) on the New York Stock Exchange was oversub¬
17,850.460
—_
surplus
surp.,
of
B
mon
.
pu
of
profits taxes
with $3,525,000
2040.
p.
Radiator & Manufacturing
after
Net
1,377,333
(7^ )^
earned
♦This
The directors have declared
made
amount
an
excess
compared
as
Co.—Meeting Postponed—
and
Reserve for Fed.
115,754,543
dividends
tEarnings
bonds
,
of accumulations on
Feb.
156,
28, $2;
dividends
examination
Profit
Cr779,371
dividends
.
Earned
a dividend o.t $1.50
per share on account
the $5 prior, preferred stocki no par value,
payable
25r to -holders of record Feb.,10.
Distributions of $1.25 each Were
other
or
36,473
bonds___—
on
Common
to
Kinney Co.,, Inc.—Accumulated Dividend—
$4.33
costs
acquisition.
Jan,
to
Steel
company's
-V.
income
required
(G. R.)
to
scribed
Net
15,
,,
948.597
$3.62
directly
.
23, $1.75.—V. 157,
McCord
26,033,737
__X__
credit
Previous
.
charged
meeting.—V. 157, p. 346.
!
cents
July
948,597
$1.26
cannot be completed by Feb. 9,
275,103,588 246,265,854
807,297
prof, tax
excess
Balance,
28
67
on
948,597
$1.21
are
Feb,
following
Dec.
the
declared
Jan.
distribution
15,
948,597
company on Jan. 23 advised stockholders that it has postponed
adjourned annual stockholders' meeting until Feb. 23 at its office
at Coatesville, Pa.
24,553,236
1,480,501
income
Post-war
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Special Dividend—
A
of
on
3
follows:
shares
on
$4,104,535
which
1941.—V.
year
directors
plete
27,805,617
—-
income
Federal
Payments during 1942 were as follows: Feb. 28'and "April 28, 5: cents
each; June. 29, 7 cents; Aug. 28 and Oct: 28, 5 cents each; and
Dec. 30, 8 cents.—V. 156, p. 343.'
■
v>
$3,432,235
The
r-.'.
30,385,892
the
on.
record
710,250
$1,196,177
the
Subs.)—Earnings—
32,900,661
price & par of 7'« bds.
Interest
5
holders
the time
Lukens
15
♦Difference between pur.
Federal
stock,. par
2,455,462
744,754
,
as
and
232,892,614
260,222,695 243,445,710 217,205,864 207,084,165
1,228,217
1,271,986
1,254,373
1,255,213
profit
income
.Total
.
,-y..
above
directors
4,294,255
2,263,012
97,817
on
record
Sept.
30,
1942
.
294,351,573
and expenses-
Operating
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.—5-Cent Dividend— '
The
those
payable March
anc} Nov, 25, last
July 3, 1941, and 25 cents on Dec, 23, 1940.
$415,262
subsidiary;
1941.
6,750,650
496,276
Quarter Ended Nov. 30—
figures do not include the earnings of Julius Kayser
Pty. Ltd,, or ICayser-Bondor, Ltd. of England.—-V. 156, p. 1865,
common
f
.
X------
$606,262
188,575
————I———$333,032
Note-The
(Aust.i
sales
Other
Balance
required
Net
$521,607
■
the
were
v/,' >/,•,>/.
Depreciation
-y_
1,265,256
496,924
taking credit for post-war refund),
The
con¬
6.375
;
1,628,988
Cr247,449
$1,150,983
Adjournment
147,126
543,366
394,338
$11,564,503
Louisville & Nashville RR—$2 Dividend—
Treasury
is tentatively
157, p. 255.
share has been
per
payable Feb.
paid on April
! Calendar Years—
145,148
-L.-V
for
352,753
$13,190,651
taxes
than
at
(after
•;
,
this, distribution
taxable dividend.—V,
a
157, p. 346.
32
♦Provision
86,103
$3,055,526
Provision for taxes for the year 1942
includes
781,000, representing estimated Federal income and
distributions and reported them as
claims for refund of tax paid
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Depreciation
72,845
The results of the foreign
subsidiary companies included above are
figured at the average exchange rates, except as to the provision for
depreciation and depletion, which is based on the dollar value of fixed
refers
7,
55,189
$1,107,784
$12,837,898 $11,170,165
$3,029,445
accounts.
file
to
the
This
Jan.
1941,
;\
year, as against 35 cents on
1941-
$1,052,595
$1,210,153
$2,969,423
profit
1941
'
Total gross
3,055,404
$2,956,600
profit
for
♦Other
applied
be
stock.
the
Stockholders
30,<1942.
Oct.-6,: 1941,
may
status
amounts, were
47,153
.
3,042,528
outstanding
profit per share—„
Net
meaning of
therefore, they
the
within
dividends,
other
or
July
on
capital
Revenue
as-taxable
••
•.
dividend
A
$1,163,000
Other income
947,264
Shares
■
Gross
16,553,518
813,588
expense.
income
♦Provision
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
cents
•
;;—v
•
admin,
Prov. for deprcc. k depl.
Miscellaneous charges....
notice to the stockholders,
a
similar
Subs.)—Earnings—
v.•>,':•■■■
15, in
return
a,
Internal
the
made
1942,
common
37l/2
$30,779,087
19,047,902
Miscellaneous income—
stockholders on Oct. 8, 1942, will depend on the income of the
corporation during its fiscal year eliding June 30, 1943, and cannot be
stobk,
(Julius)
&
$34,928,328
4,464,504
its
••
2307.
p.
the
be"'treated
Department
A
with
156,
of
1941,.. and
sidered
of
entirety
(dt
determined
A
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$8,381,191
4,698,457
sales---,
Operating
Treasury
dividends
thereon.;'
(W. B.) Jarvis Co.—To Pay 30-Cent Dividend—
.
Jan.
on
v-.
•
S.
to
taxable
s
from
orders
•
■.
7,
July
engines in .the
Corp.—Earnings—
1942—3 Mos.—1941
45,358,987
Lehman Corp.—Tax Ruling on Divs.—
Cole, Treasurer,
115
Apr.
-
1
extensive
7,149,326
distributions
to
War
has
It
for
6,883,261
/against and
training and transport use and has also
Canadian Government.—V.T56, p. 2225.
range.
.
engines
supplier to
10,093,506
of
12,566,741
13,117,576
,■
not
r are>
-
/'
of aircraft
producers
14,256,251
income
E.
section
,
-.i
• ••
Cost
Department has ruled that (subject to final
of
the corporation's income tax
return)
all
the
distributions
during "the corporation's fiscal year ended June 30, 1942, con-
made
the ensuing Regulation V issued by the
Federal Reserve System., The interest 'rate
'
18,087,327
rstitufced.1 in- their
bf
r-
27,969,535
Cement
the
$8,468,645
Sell.
railway.....;. Li
have been exhausted because of an¬
fourth quarter of last year.—V, 157,
agent
Sales
*
47,479,837
fiscal
Period End. Dec. 31—
1,271,884
816,506
56,750,722
U.
.audit
,
and
governors of the
3%ft,.-.'-
696,11)5
78,171,307
oper.
-
The
agreement
90%
to
up
said:
„■
runs-to Oct': 15/ 1944 and the
the'principal amount; by the War
Department through the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia under
'loan
1,670,822
472,311
the
157, p. 43.
John
Co.,
Bank.
1,209,783
1,485,991
railway-.
(The)
war
participating banks are:
First - National Bank
Other
Trust
2.411,539
of
Star
1939
$3,969,475
$4,327,979
,
adequate working capital.
assure
National
Central-Penn
The
of
volume
large
on. a
ry,
1940
$4,828,253
Total
%
is the Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance
Manager of the banking group
and
v.:
from
from
—V.
Jan.
on
Regulation V revolving
Lives
Loan
26 announced that it has consummated an
group of Philadelphia banks providing for a $6,000,000
company
Philadelphia
"V"
Co.—$6,000,000
1—
funds
Lone
1941
$6,948,346
income.
ry,- oper.
Net
Aircraft
Jacobs
1942
Gross- from' railway— -L
Net from railway___. 1-
Redemption-
asked, permission of the SEC to issue and sell
parent. Union Electric Co. of Missouri, 8,793 shares of common
stock for §395.685.
Iowa Union said the transaction would enable it
to complete, redemption of its outstanding funded debt.—V. 147, p. 2396.
company
on
AH
ticipatory purchases during
p. 166.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
December—
ordersj
company placed-$2,154,000 with the agent a few weeks ago fol¬
lowing the sale of West Coast properties.
The 14,270 shares of
acquired preferred necessitated a cash outlay of about $1,640,000.
present
and
157, pp. 165 and 43.)—V. 157, p. 254.
to
The
of
settlement
to. capital surplus .and
earnings-subsequent
$40,000,000
and the, Lehigh & New England RR.. for $10,000,000
the-reorganization which he believes might follow the
litigation over the New Jersey tax settlement
law.
He would also have
Lehigh form a new company and go into
the business of supplying water to
Philadelphia.—V. 157, p. 43.
will be
such ,dividend
that; the,/amount- of>such dividend so
capital surplus from the first available
charged
475
be
may
eager
.
20,874,100
.
Common
Lake of the Woods
An
interim
dividend
of
30
cents
common
stock, payable March
tributions of like amount were
in
1941
the
20 cents, and
Dec. 1,
holders
made
following dividends
share, has been declared
per
to
1
each
paid:
were
30 cents.—V.
of
record
quarter
June
156, p. 2225,
Feb.
2,
56,927.075
21,962,450
22,089,250
50
cents;
:
Oct.
Accrued
Accounts
1,
Notes
,
The
plan
White,
many/times
cluding;
banking
such
which
a
representatives
interests,
plan
declared
would, be
the
would have to be paid
White
Mr.
by
would
said,1
of
the
huge
.
had
and
-excess
out
much
of
the
Mr., White-said, also
of
because
.White
the
views
that
of
the
the
was
Interstate
impossible
Commerce
both
The
aiso
would
the
which the roads involved
the liquidation, program and
large sums
share
of
which
Lehigh
act
&
as
liquidation plan,
"Kelleher,: who
holder,
simply
Is
with
voted
Plan
Hugh
holders
the
in
him
1942,
in
his
board
former
proxy
a
At
against
•
Mr.
M.
G.
of
the
based
rail
the
of
Lehigh
&
successful
■
.
-
,
perennial
a
of
the
managers
last
of
to
of
traffic
New
years
of
Lehigh-
time
less
than
1
have
on
of
the
he
&
shares
sale
to
the
Central
for $50,000,000 .cash.,
Lehigh pay off present
tribute about $12.50 a
Central
Kelleher; would
this
bonded
share to stockholders.
Railroad
have
of
If
the
of
New
(China)
war
This
Ltd.
against
balance
sheet
of
$4,473,164
to
(China)
of
has
Ltd.
been
has
company
and
this
the
were
the
paid
of
this
investment
of
this
with
has
an
been
territory
British-American
shown
in
in
on
foreign
China
Tobacco
in
Co.
asset
and
reserve
lacking, and it has been, and is,
approximately, to what extent this Invest¬
been
affected.
therefore,
thus
reduce
Directors
to
the
establish
book
have
a
value
considered
reserve
to
$1.
to
In
it
apply
estab¬
to
Period End. Dec. 31—
1942—Month—1941
$1,552,979
$1,273,611
$6,842,061
$8,586,409
1942, the company had in operation 16 stores, as
compared with 15 in the same month in 1941.—V. 157, p. 43.
Jersey
be
;
and
dis¬
Mr.
RR.
reasonable
a
time
reasonably
to
thereafter,
of
what-:
stable
price
a
reasonable
cash
a
substantial
part
enspre
a
'■
During
trust
past year
Government
in
reserve
this
this
as
the
in
reserve
such
not
has
invested
have
we
securities,
is
manner
always
in
only
the
belief
patriotic
a
that
the
use
duty but sound
to
$3,708,500
the
at
end
this
of
and
year,
we
anticipate some
increase within the limits of this Trust's normal
"This
port
of
rates
of
interest
weakening
any
would
upon
The
have
a
shows net
report
shares
end
Since
the
share
to $17.53
Meier
p.
further
reserves.
as
a
war
and
measure,
also
sup¬
low-
because
credit or advance in
interest rate.t
on investments generally, as
well as.
business."
6,410,211
the
common
each
1942
on
a
on
stock,
were
to
brought
Jan.
on
net
share
per
close
on
with
compares
of
1941.
value
asset
per
Distribution—
extra
an
dividend
holders
which
156, p. 2307.
Inc.—Extra
paid
29
disbursed
1942,
advance
quarterly
both
31,
outstanding at the
1943.—V.
Co.,
Jan.
regular
shares
further
Jan. 23,
amounting to $16.89
Dec.
on
5,870,592
Frank
&
asset value
outstanding
on
of
company
and
cents
desirable
are
of Government
disturbing effect
$15.57 per share
the
cash
policy obviously holds good for investors generally, since
Government credit, and the maintenance of moderately
of
dividend
of
record
29,
1940,
15
of
cents
Jan.
1941
22.
and
15
cents
per
share
per
Extras
on
of
1942.—V.
30
155,
401.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Accrued Dividend—.
This
"*
•
.
lor
expected
■
policy.
It will be noted that in accordance with this policy
the holdings of the Trust in Government securities have been
increased,
Long-Bell Lumber Co.—Purchase of Stock—
of Lehigh's
obtained, he
indebtedness
■■
business
share
1942—11 Mos.—1941
be whole-heartedly on the side of
regardless of what party is in power, both
and
be
may
>
reserve.
The
Stores, Inc.—December Sales—
period
war
forward
executives. should
investment
1941,
entirely
even
judicious,
"An
the
December,
"securities—stock
1941,
in
During December,
could
decline accompanied
emphatically that the influence of
very
of government,
structure.
Investment
the
company,
as
the
Up
together
tobacco
Since December,
of
Japan,
investment,
operations
Sales
New. Jersey is now in receivership.
purchase of the Lehigh & Susquehanna
Co.
investment
an
feel
business
controls
ever
"
had
Canadian
annual
principal
Lincoln
••
RR.
-
trustees
continuance
apply against the book value of the investment
the board decided to appropriate for this
purpose the net amount of
the processing tax refund of
$2,141,309, and to supplement this appro¬
priation by a transfer from "special reserves" of an amount of $2,331,854.—V. 157, p. 166.
,
/
Kelleher, it was reported Jan." 25,'has sent to stock¬
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. a plan for its liquida¬
a
looking
(China) Ltd. have taken place has been in the possession and control
of the enemy nation, Japan.
Under these circumstances, information
concerning the properties and interests of the British-American Tobacco
lishing
stock¬
Coal
small
companies".
the
against
-
since
a
company's
ment
management," Mr. White added.
"Mr.
in 1940 and tried again with no
management."
the
dividends.
in
provident
England
dissenting
The
$3,000
impossible to determine,
finance
working out of
:
' ''
>
12
declared
Co.
fight
that
the
fact,
tactics
properties
The
The
require
♦.
Proposes Sale of Rail Holdings—
tion
would
and
against
pointed out.
was
become,
by. the
Co.
instigated
success,
more
it
has
bars
continuing
from
dropped
was
Navigation
Kelleher
Susquehanna
effectual
Tobacco
which
achievement
sources
has
company
the.U.-S.
tobacco
,
of
1927,
British-American
of
taxes,
gains
Commission.'
would
the
199,663,142
deducting depreciation.
satisfactory
.
.
These
financial
.
The
2,715,434
53,015,969
•
when
:•
in¬
pointed out the Commission rejected ;some years ago the appli¬
cation
of
the Reading
for permission to lease the Lehigh Coal &
Navigation Co.'s principal rail subsidiary, The Lehigh & New England.
their
"Your
during the
con¬
'carrying
profits taxes
-
plan
383.580
56,330,038
218,046,432
"After
sharp
a
,
surplus
•i
to
to the Federal Government.
wipe
might result from such liquidation.
been
'involved,
greatest obstacle
income
a
serious inflation being followed by
by general business dislocation.
13,785,771
reserves
tSince
railroads
up
of
6,000,000
19,540,995
.
.
the
1,964,329
18,050,000
Earned
largely of a widely diversified list of common stocks would,
be less injured by inflation than almost any other kind of business..
It
would be
short-sighted, however, to view the development of a
serious inflation with anything but alarm despite the likelihood of such
a
transient advantage,
Everybody recognizes there is great danger
365,297
1.689,199
—_—
made
429,517
365,297
taxes
Special
by Hugh G. M. Kelleher for liquidation of the
impossible of fulfillment for many reasons, Robert V.
President, declared Jan. 25.
w,. ■
;
White, who said that Mr. Kelleher's-suggestion
Mr.
payable
427,298
payable.
proposed
is
sidered
out
.
payable
payable
Accrued
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Liquidation Plans Im¬
possible President States—
' company
interest
Preferred dividends
;
,
debt
Funded
Dis¬
while
V
,
21,496,400
56,927,075
the
on
15.
1942.
during
21,496,400
.Common stock
Milling Co., Ltd.—Common Div.—
stock
company,
Chicago,
were
through its sinking fund agent, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
purchased
14,270
shares
of
preferred stock.
acquired by tender "almost at $115.89 a share."
The
the
has
maximum
A
price that could be paid
5-point premium for called stock
plus
was
$115.89,
accrued
The shares
which
March
as
included
dividends of $10.89.
dividend
of
accumulations
10
follows:
Dec.
1,
to
March
$2.75.
share.—V.
$1.62M>
on
the
holders
156,
2,
per
^
6
of
$2.50;
Arrearages
p.
share
1609.
as
has
been
cumulative
record
Feb.
June
at
15.
declared
preferred
Payments
1
and
Dec.
2,
Sept.
1942,
1,
A
on
account
stock,
during
$1.62»/a
amounted
each,
to
of
payable
1942
$24
were
and
per
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Bonds
for redemption as of March 1, 1943, a total
first mortgage 4 % %
gold bonds, series D, due
at 107Va and interest,
Payment will be made at the
Guaranty Trust Co., trustee, 140 Broadway, New York, N, Y.—V. 156,
stock, par
common
ry.
1,109,265
915,735
777,195
826,403
875,040
843,516
debtedness
In
Net
115,991
The initial liquidating distribution will be made to certificate
holders of record as of the close of business on Jan. 20, 1943.
It will
be
at the
rate of $125
per unit of beneficial
interest, one unit
consisting of a certificate which represents one share of stock and
bonds having a par value of $125.
"Although the distribution is in an amount equal to the face of
railway
from
Net
possible.
Net
income—
167.
oper.
ry.
—V.
157, p.
19,668,767
5,540,611
to
2,069,426
3,482,740
,
SEC company proposes by
National Bank of Boston to
$1,922,075
of
sum
agreement be¬
an
subordinate indebt¬
subsidiary, Bates
its
from
it
due
First National
by an overdue
that
approval to subordinate the indebtedness owed
Androscoggin Mills, Bates Manufacturing Cd.,
Co., in the event
such subsidiary shall issue promissory notes to any bank
order of the Commission entered Nov. 4, 1942.—V. 157, p, 44.
also seeks
Manufacturing Co. and York Manufacturing
any
under
14,827,811
3,178,956
1,982,653
be renewed.
to
by its subsidiaries,
it
Edwards
60,354
15,632,633
3,309,419
30,928,868
11,266,081
5,702,913
railway
from
the
in
Company
•
345,747
586,749
income__
oper.
ry.
1939
$1,200,667
567,339
From Jan. 1—
Gross
proceed with
and the First
it
which is
note
1940
363,932
to
application
an
tween
Manufacturing Co., to indebtedness of Bates owing the
Bank of Boston in the sum of $600,000, now represented
$1,552,600
1941
$1,874,571
570,200
1942
$3,301,532
1,546,780
the
in
England Industries, Inc.—Would Subordinate In¬
to it by Subsidiaries to Any Bank Loans-r-
New
edness
railway
from
Net
President, on Jan. 22 stated in part:
"The directors
the liquidation of the company as speedily as
Fleek,
S.
J.
987,927
819,091
railway
from
Gross
Liquidating Dividend—
intend to
1,940,055
ft.
cu.
347.
p.
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings-
Sells Ships—To Pay Initial
—
2,222,563
income—
oper.
December—
Vessel Corp.
Midwest
2,402,647
135,578,000
157, p. 43.
—V.
1 and Aug. 1, 40
Payments during 1942 were as follows:
Feb. 2, May
cents each, and Nov. 1, 80 cents.—V. 156, p. 1609.
2,715,903
;
railway
from
Net
the
23.
railway
from
Net
Co.—40-Cent Div.—
declared a dividend of 40 cents per share on
$20, payable Feb. 1 to holders of record Jan.
directors have
5'2,126
reported at 153,605,000 cu. ft.,
13.30%, above production of
corresponding week a year ago.—V. 157,
30,587
27,315
ry.
Gross
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse
The
$121,399
45,895
62,240
oper. Income—
From Jan. 1—
Net
697.
P.
$180,499
30,673
35,624
$132,455
50,744
$202,837
railway
railway
from
Net
1968,
1,
from
Gross
of
$2,500,000
March
1939
1942
December—
been called
There have
of
1940
of
increase
an
1941
for the Jan. 22-week-is
18,027,000 cu.
ft., or
Gas output
!
Montour RR.—Earnings-
Called—
"Monday, February 1, 1943
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
476
an
Up 7.16%—
Power Association—Output
New England
purchased,
week ended
Association
other reporting companies and secondary sales to other, utilities),
65,693.304 as compared with 61,304,965 kwh., for the week ended
production in kilowatt-hours, both generated and
England Power Association and subsidiaries for the
23, 1943 (the amount available for New England Power
Total
of New
Biscuit Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
National
Jan.
and
cents per share has been declared on the .common
payable April 15 to holders of record March 12.
Similar payments have been made each quarter since and including
July 15,
1942, prior to which 40 cents per share was paid each
quarter.—V. 156, p. 2041.
dividend of 30
A
the bonds, it is not made as payment of the bonds but is a distribution
on
account of the entire interest represented by the certificates.
It
is "hot yet possible to allocate this sum as between the stock and the
stock,
principal and interest, if any, on the bonds.
"In order to receive this distribution holders will be required to send
their certificates of participation to the Cleveland Trust Co., Cleve¬
was
$10,
par
Jan.
V.
an increase of 7.16%.
• .
preceding week ended Jan. 16, 1943, output was 64,614,381
of 4.29%' over the corresponding week last year.—•
1942,
24,
the
For
kwh,,
increase
an
'
348.
157, p.
.in
be completed and the company
can
corporation is notifying holders of its 10-year convertible 3%%
debentures and seven-year 3 lA % sinking fund debentures that $164,000
year
still a few
Transportation Co. bonds or of certificates of
have
not
exchanged
them for certificates of
securities of Midwest Vessel Corp.
There will be
.
On
to
are
holders of Senslbar
deposit therefor who
participation in the
156.
V.
Dec.
the
Steamer
Dec.
31,
with
made
was
of the Steamer J.
that
that
resignation of Fred A. Howland at the age of 78
connection with this company after 40 years with the
plus some small additional
and spring of 1941-42, was
winter
the
in
necessary
was
25
of
cents
was
18
to
holders
on
Jan,
cents
cents
1942
were
15,
of
elected
has
directors
the
Robert
York,
New
and G. A. Anderson, Minneapolis, Comptroller.
Both Mr. Colpitts and Mr. O'Brien are associated with the firm of
Coverdale
&
Colpitts,
which has
been
acting as. Reorganization
Secretary,
Mr.
receiver
is
Sprague
The
of
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR. Co,
at
par
from
December—
Net
2,176,612
income—
1,231,745
$3,284,015
1,041,625
621,582
$2,406,314
692,137
330,227
ry,
railway—,,
58,626,219
34,921,770
27,892,594
18,635,395
9,134,446
6,488,984
28,170,695
5,849,865
10,471,483
3,969,685
1,937,991
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
was
made Assistant
made Superin¬
Income,
oper.
1
■
.
' V
•
6%
first
Gross
grant
junior bond issues than was recommended in the Interstate Commerce
Commission's plan.
Agreement on the new plan is believed to be near
committee representing the first and refunding
issues and Missouri Pacific managment and Alleghany Corp, committee
headed by Robert R. Young, Chairman of Alleghany Corp,
Capitalization under the new plan would be slightly less than the
$560,478,000 recommended in the modified ICC plan.
Fixed charges
would also be slightly lower than the $21,695,500 in the Commission's
the Steadman
between
33/4%
of first mortgage series A
in cash.
v
.*
mortgage
bonds,
sinking fund
>;v.
.
ry.
1942.—V.'156,
Net
from
ry.
25
Labor
Board
—V.
.t,
being
issues
The
gether
•
shares
with
of
be
issued
prior preferred,
$5
distributions
cash
to
the
refunding
A
would
par
no
be
made
to
on
15
Jan.
cents each;
were
and Dec. 1, a
J.
Larkin,
that
has been declared on the common
1 to holders of record Feb. 19.
follows; March 2, June 1 and Sept. 1,
year-end of 35 cents.—V. 156,p.1955. „
(Md.)—Changes in Personnel—
to
opinion of
This
is
one
on
of
the matter of retroactivity.
the 70 steel companies which
company's
of
A
and
the
B
would
common
adjustment
6s.
go
Series
to
the
I-GN
B common
holders of the convertible 5Vas.
holders
would
be
and
to
trusts,
distributed
also
and
employees,
them.
.
of securities has not been fixed and may be changed
demand on some of the committees representing the intermediate
and the New Orleans, Texas & Mexico holders, it is stated
Allocations
'
upon
issues
that
maintained
V.
157,
256.
p.
A
dividend
stock,
par
amounts
Nov.
of 50 cents
$1,
were
20.—V.
payable
paid
156,
p.
per
Feb.
during
1610.
share has been declared
to
addition
capital
the
stock,
Like
8.
and on
New
on
the
common
25 to holders of record Feb. 11.
Like
1942 on Feb. 25, May 25, Aug. 20 and
year
88,742,413
60,219,289
46,423,402
4,064,762
42,271,902-25,257,990
15.311,983
8,492,405
1,535,453
983,601
railway__^._
income..,
o'clock
of
13,222,981
Bank,
17,568,115
successor
Feb.
noon,
declared
an
received
ago.
week ended Jan.
.
to
the sale
it of
a
Co.—Assets, Etc.—
$3,000,000,000 mark
the
Dec.
on
31,
Harrison, President, in
The
increase
1942,
it
was
1942 and
Jan. 27
on
the company's 98th
the
year
was
review
of
assets
a
in
•
in
stated
during
deducting liabilities
general
with
which
in
the
Dec.
on
represents
close of
the
increase
the
aggregating
contingencies
the
a
$2,940,000,000, surplus funds
1942, amounted to more
of over $13,000,000 as
31,
gain
previous
surplus
funds
Mr. Harrison stated
general contingencies was
to policy reserves and after
year.'
for
assets
the New York Life increased its net holdings
obligations by about $379,000,000.
This action
U.
Government
S.
the total of such investments: to more than $1,266,000,009 on
1942, which is approximately 40% of the company's assets.
31,
no
industrial or group
on
on
State,
insurance.
Dec.
31,
and
county
1942,
A
municipal bonds amounted to $144,ago this item amounted to $250,-
year
bond
Other
investments
of
the
company
on
Dec.
31,
1942.
included
$270,000,000 of railroad bonds, as compared with $286,000,000 at the
of the previous year; $356,000,000 of public utility bonds, which
than the. $359,000,000 of such holdings a year
of industrial and miscellaneous bonds, as compared
1941; and $92,000,000 of Canadian bonds,
as compared
with $87,000,000 a year ago.
Preferred and guaranteed stocks owned on Dec. 31, 1942, amounted
to $85,000,000.
They aggregated $83,000,000 at the close of J941.
On Dec. 31, 1942, the book value of first mortgages on real estate
were
only slightly less
ago;
$62,000,000
'
with $94,000,000 on Dec.-31,
aggregated $414,000,000, which compares with a total of $416,000,000
for a year ago.
Real estate owned, including approximately $13,000.000 for the Home Office, was valued at $77,000,000 on Dec. 31, 1943,
Real estate owned at
the close of 1941 was valued at more than
$92,000,000.
During the year 1942 the company sold 1,110 parcels of
including 860 city properties and 250 farms.
In addition,
the company
Policy
the
previous year,
The
of property..
1942. aggregated $256,reduction from the figure for
has under contract of sale over 700 pieces
loans and premium notes on Dec. 31,
000,000, which represents a considerable
March
reserve
for
$285,000,000,
insurance
and
annuity
contracts
$2,507,000,000 on Dec. 31, 1942, having been increased
from
the
comparable figure
for the close of the
.
Association—Output—
22 this association
for
-close
Co.—Extra Dividend—
7 to holders of record
March 2 and Aug, 31, last
March 3 and Sept. 2, 1941.—V. 156, p. 434.
England Gas & Electric
the
bids
000,000.
extra
par $20, both payable
amounts were disbursed
trustee. 11 Broad St., N. Y. City,
receive
8,
passed
company
$3,142,000,000
$200,000,000,
000,000
dividend of $1 per share m
usual semi-annual dividend of $1.50 per share on the
have
this
to
Holdings of
reports electric output
of 12,661,520 kwh.
This is an increase of 564,129 kwh., or 4.66%,
.above production of
12,097,391 kwh. for the corresppnding week a
For
14,615,823
8,437,279
real estate,
—
National Acme Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
1,060,991
12
for
writes
.
directors
The
year,
2,141,764
Policyholders owned more than 3,000,000 policies in the company on
31, 1942, for $7,131,000,000 of life insurance.
The increase in
force during the year was in excess of $117,000,000.
The
New York Life has confined its business to "ordinary" insurance.
It
the Big Steel directive
the company.—V. 156,
2135.
Feb.
206,845
insurance in
The company
National Union Fire Insurance
to
1,662,229
income__
;1940
$4,316,381 $43,175,402
Dec.
applied in all particulars to all plants of
order
2,169,118
conservative current valuations."
'Dec.
directives in the "Big
informed a media¬
tion panel of the board that it had already applied the terms of the
"Big Steel" decision to its Spang-Chalfant Division, which consists of
two plants located respectively at Etna and Ambridge, Pa., but that it
requested a hearing on the issue as to whether or not the retroactive
date in the "Big Steel" case should apply to its Carnegie plant.
The United Steelworkers of America, CIO, the bargaining agent for
Steel" case should not apply to
the
1941
$5,399,430
4,289.341
7' New insurance during 1942 amounted to $403,000,000.
Co.—-Wage Increase Granted—
the majority
company
1939
1942
$8,386,045
During the year 1942
elected
been
will
348.
p.
writing down the book values of real estate and mortgage loan
March
has
freight traffic,
Vice-President,
the
made "after making appropriate additions
.requests from the WLB to show cause why the
p.
to
of railroad service.—V. 157,
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
railway
statement.
After
held
as
director,
a
7.592,333
41,579,081
$154,000,000.
The A common stock would be allocated to holders of the general 4s,
.
until
than
payable
$4.07
157, p, 348,
annual
a
general wage increase of 5% cents per hour, retroactive to Feb, 15,
was granted to the 248 employees of this company's Carnegie,
Pa., plant, by vote of the National War Labor Board, it was announced
on
Jan. 23.
The industry members of the board dissented from the
holders
Assistant
after 50 years
by George L.
Increase—
unanimously ordered
A
common
1,660,660 Crl,500,544
New York Life Insurance
cents per share
value,
National Supply
to-
26,245.582
$1,000 first mortgage 4% gold bond.—V. 156, p. 1691.
series B, dated
Secretary-Treasurer.
has been made Comp¬
troller, and L. Nathaniel Hunter, Vice-President In charge of engineer¬
ing and post-war planning, has been elected a director.—V. 151, p. 2948.
issues.
of various
of 25
dividend
Leo
con¬
bonds,
and B
common
also
the
5s,
of International-Great Northern
holders
and
5Vis,
Substantial
stock,
would
bonds
income
vertible
1,910,388
49,062,283
stockL—$7.61
New York Fire Protection Co.—Tenders—
Henry J. Halliwell, former Assistant Comptroller,
second preferred stock in the ICC plan.
the
place
48,805.772
railway
brought
income bonds and series C 5% bonds, the latter
security introduced in the compromise plan to re¬
new
a
75.051,334
48,513,449
taxes,„-
The Chase National
will
J
1868.
p.
National Radiator Co.
bonds, series B 4 Yi %
97,575,732
3,900,536
capital
on
Gelatt,
oper.
compared
A
5,810,924
4,585,218
fixed
share
from
Gross
general wage increase of 2% cents per hour for approximately 1,400
employees of this company's Cleveland Works, retroactive to April 27,
in
issued
be
10,850,006
oper.
Assets
War
•
railway______
Net
1923.
p.
•'
1
.
From Jan. 1—*
interest.
National
stock,
-
6.264,788
from
Net
6% per annum to accrue
adjustment of premium,
National Malleable & Steel Co.—Wage
bonds
practically the same ratios to holders of underlying
bonds, banks, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the Railroad
Credit Corporation.
First mortgage series B 4% bonds would be issued
to the refunding 5 0k
bonds, the New Orleans, Texas & Mexico first
4V2s and SVhs and the Central Branch Union Pacifies
Also included in the new capitalization would be series A 4% income
to
164,696
fixed
after
E.
from
1942,
allocation of these securities
New securities would consist
5,975,620
excepted)
133,
The
Principal changes are in the classes of securities and in the
plan.
1,451,214
profits
Net
have been called for redemption as of April 1, 1943, at
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada
of the Bank of Montreal, at the holder's option.—
1930,
and
Payments during 1942
of reorganization for .the reorganization of the
presented to the various bondholders'' committees
more
favorable treatment. to *.the refunding and
been
has
would
which
■
.
plan
compromise
A
company
Compromise
RR.—Bondholders* Get
Pacific
11,082,453
New York
National Oats Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
'
108,658,185
13,783,010
from
December
.
Missouri
19,083,783
76,502,543
Offered—
& Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and
Ltd., on Jan. 19 offered at 99V2 and interest,
Weir
Co.,
&
and
A.
1,
May
157, p. 347,
Plan—
18,278.590
Retirement—
1,284,208
1—
From Jan.
Gross
Net
$6,753,156
railway
oper.
2,238,347
^Includes Fed, income &
Redemption of Series A and Series B Bonds—
All of the outstanding 6% first mortgage sinking, fund gold bonds,
$2,177,915
464,241
113,766
railway.,—__
from
Net
57,418,760
charges.___
inc.
amounted
railway——_
from
Gross
was
Co., Ltd.—Bonds
& Power
Light
and price-to. be made
interest
V.
1939
90,379,595
•charges
David
plus a premium of 2% plus interest at
Nov.
1, 1942, to dare of redemption,
(Yukon
1940
1941
1942
Net
about
yield
102
Missouri-Kansas- Texas RR.—Earnings—
3,737,273
'___
fixed
excess
Assistant to the Treasurer,
Johnson, Purchasing Agent,
L.
Ycung,
Pitfield
C.
series
Secretary.
11,112,330
2,933,004
Earnings per
4.54%
(in the Canadian markets), $2,000,000 4%%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series C, due March 1, 1961.
The bankers also
offer those bonds at the price mentioned (plus
interest at 4 % % per annum from March 1 to April 1, 1943) in exchange
for outstanding 6%
first mortgage sinking fund gold bonds, series A,
and 6% first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B, of the company,
due
1949
(which are called for redemption on April 1, 1943). taken
of The Minneapolis & St, Louis RR. Co. in connection
with the reorganization of the last named company.
Mr. Colpitts'has
been
Chairman of the
Reorganization Committee and Mr, O'Brien
been
charges
Dayis.
Mr.
Tracy,
Roy
National
Manager
lias
M.
McLeod,
to
President;
apolis,
15,520,955
income-
oper.
retire Jan. 31
Chairman of the Board; L. C.
J.
W.
Devins, Minneapolis,. Vice-President and
General
Manager;
H.
W.
Ward,
Minneapolis,
Vice-President and
General Traffic Manager; C. W. Wright, Minneapolis, Vice-President
and
General Counsel; J. J.
O'Brien, New York, Vice-President and
Colpitts,
•
Supplies.—V. 150, p. 2585.
officers: W. W.
Sprague, Minne¬
43,411.829
17,726,899
avail... for
Total
of the company were amended with regard to the con¬
stituency of the executive committee.
This committee, it was an¬
nounced, will not consist of,.Mr.-Brigham, Chairman; Mr. Field, Mr.
tendent of
following
116,351,544
82,890,104
1,397,936
deducts,
Inc.
The by-laws
distribution
A
8.
190,996,598
1,081.450
1,076,548
income
Mr. Meredith is Treasurer of the company and Assistant to
the President.
Mr. Davis is.General Counsel; Mr. Jackson is Actuary
and Mr. Pierce is Secretary.'
Each remains in the post named, with
the new title of Vice-President also.
•
of record Feb.
this year.
6,216,659
5,175,256
17,364,131
income
Misceli..
$ '
rents
vy. oper.
income
Total
'
$ '
41,316,307 593,666,196 447,789,655
35,099,648 402,669,598 331,438,111
accruals,
tax
ry.
Other
agencies;
Treasurer.
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Officers Elected—
board
Net
1942—12 Mos.—1941.
$
54,566,465
37,202,331
'
'
2,670,680
from
rev.
Equip, & jt. facil.
and the following four new Vice-Presidents: L. Douglas Mere¬
Davis, Henry H. Jackson and Herbert R. Pierce.
Mr.
is, and has been for many years, Vice-President in charge of
Field
W.
The
Net
^Railway
Deane C.
dith,
follows:
as
.
elected,
Jan. 15 and April 15, 15
each; Feb. 14, an extra of 20 cents; July 15 and Oct. 15, 30
each; and Dec. 15, an extra of 25 cents.—V. 157, p. 43.
*
during
.Payments
from official
company, 21
provided by the by-laws.
Mr. Howland will remain as one of the 13
members of the board.
The five Vice-PreSidents elected are Edward D. Field, who was re¬
declared on the common
share has been
per
made
Feb.
payable
stock,
cents
35
''
operating revenues.
Ry. operating expenses.
six years as Chairman of the board, and the
Vice-Presidents were announced at the 93rd
the directors held on Jan. 26.
Mr. Howland was
made Honorary Chairman of the board.
Elbert S, Brigham,
President of the company since 1937, was re¬
elected President.
The office of Chairman of the board will remain
vacant for the present, President Brigham serving as Chairman as
Meredith, and
dividend of
....
:
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Dec. 31—
of
meeting
annual
Supply Co.—35-Cent Dividend—
Midwest Piping &
A
•
.
Central RR.—Earnings—
Ry,
years as President and
election
of four new
$330,000.
In full settlement of all claims, Midwest
Vessel Corp. and Construction Aggregates Corp. agreed to pay $211,100
net,
the balance being borne by The Columbia Transportation Co.
and Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co.; and of this $211,100, Midwest Vessel
Corp. paid only one-third, or $70,366.67, the balance being paid by
Construction Aggregates corporation.
<The; option price for
the three vessels was fixed by the original
charter at $800,000, less credits for excess rentals over the stipulated
minimum as provided in the charter.
After taking these into account
and also making allowance for the unpaid balance of this company's
share of the mortgage
indebtedness on the Steamer J. R. Sensibar,
the balance due at the time the option was exercised was $685,967.60.
Construction
Aggregates
Corporation paid -this sum in cash;
In
addition, the company had on deposit the sum of $43,871.54 repre¬
senting receipts from rental payments, so that the total cash on hand
as of Dec. 31, 1942,
was $729,833.14.
All indebtedness had been paid
except a few current items, bids for legal and accounting services and
taxes, in an amount not yet determined.
approximately
■
York
New
7
The
done on this vessel at Manitowoc,
was
work
...
the usual quarterly
also declared
a
Montpelier, Vt.—Changes
National Life Insurance Co.,
The total cost of the work
R. Sensibar.
ditioning
t
...
dividend of 81.25 per
share of the $5 cumulative convertible preferred stock, no par value,
payable May 1 to holders of record April 15.
A similar distribution,
previously declared, is payable on Feb. 1, 1943.—V. 157, p. 44.
- *
in Personnel—
Columbia Transportation Co. and
claims arising out of the recon¬
The
share
year-end of
and on Dec. 29, a
each,
cents
50
.
,
dividend of 50 cents per
(Including All Leased Lines.!
completed on
for the
Co.
Shipbuilding
.
.
a
$1, payamle March 1 to holders of record
1942 were as follows:
March 2, June 1,
par
1,
Dec.
directors
The
Director to succeed
1942.
Settlement
Manitowoc
and
1
declared
27
during
Sandmaster,
Steamer Sandcraft and the Motorship
J. R. Sensibar, and the transfer was
the
purchase
alstf
its option
stock,
Payments
cents.
50
Jan.
on
common
13.
Sept.
.
Reichhard, Production Manager, has been elected
the late Henry G. Sidford.—V. 156, p. 608.
T
G.
Leonard
Construction Aggregates Corp. exercised
1942,
24,
Feb,
National Lead Co.—New Director—
distribution made
no
1777.
I>.
directors
the
on
respectively, have been drawn by lot for redemption on
March 1, 1943.
The former issue* is payable at 102% upon presenta¬
tion at The Chase National Bank of the City of New York, and the
latter issue will be redeemed at 101%
at The New York Trust Co.—
securities.
the old
on
there
that
announced
is
It
The
$336,000,
and
Co.—Divs.—
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
The
1943.
However, it will not be possible to
do this until the Bureau of Internal Revenue has finally audited the
tax returns of the company and the amount of any taxes that may
be due has been finally determined.
Steps are being taken to expedite
this and
further distributions will be ordered as soon as possible."
the
during
dissolved
i
Products Corp.—Debentures Called
National Distillers
land, Ohio, for stamping.
"It is hoped that the liquidation
.
•
amounted
to
by $100,000,000
previous year,
$2,407,000,000.
The present value of amounts-not yet due on supplementary contracts was $212,000,000, which is-substantially higher than a year ago
when this item amounted to $187,000,000.
The liability item of dividends left with the
company aggregated
$138,000,000 as compared with
$130,000,000 at the close of 1941.
Volume
Number 4147
157
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
i
■
"
-
■
477
■
.
i
-The
>
declared -thej
company
of-
scale
same
dividends
annual
policies in 1943 as it declared in 1942, and the amount
payable to policyholders in 1943 is $32,000,000.—V. 157, p.
of
its
on
Northern Insurance Co. of N. Y.—Extra Dividend—
dividends
The directors
168.
in
"
'
"
.
'
i
■
the
Noma Electric Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
A
dividend
stock,
of
$1,
par
25
cents
payable
declared
share has been
per
March
10
to
of
holders
addition
record
the
on
15.
This
xt
Electric
35,494,000
North American Light & Power Co.—Has Jurisdiction
to Hear
The
Its
Unliquidated Claims SEC Says—
SEC
which
liquidation.
jurisdiction
The
23
Jan.
on
in
to
with
comply
But- the
SEC,
determine
to
the
granted
extension of six
"death sentence" order requiring
four-to-one opinion, held it had
a
in
a
company
unliquidated
claims
against
the
Public
matters
:
Iowa
arising
Iowa
and
Iowa
out
of
Power
for
the
under
was
the
order
Co.—both
benefit
the
Light
&
extension
of
the
of
Dec.
(1)
1941;
30,
registered
a
Light
of
holding
time
within
claim
a
claim
of
contention
asserted
Illinois
that
by
section
which
it
11
been had
157
Co.
kwh;,
compared
as
last year,
week
for
system
of
air
mail
This company
a
of
must
have
of
Illinois
for
Act
with
(2)
motion
to
dismiss
jurisdiction
On
Nov.
based
adjudicate
to
1942,
28,
is
the
issued
we
Gross
Gross
which
and
our
briefs
11
of the Act
(c)
memorandum
filed
the
on
was
opinion
filed
Nov.
on
28,
question of extension is intimately related to the hearing
the
and
$503^785
'i55S
railway:—,
on
interested
various
parties
A
A
of
It
this
is
cents
liqui¬
opinion
no
Dec.
of
50
cents
value,
par
:&?,
Under
exceed
3,215,791
3,266,653
23,201
">15,025
237 390
226,131 *
32 648
•
242,650
above.—V.
151, p. 3897.
Feb.
made
to
20
holders
Dec.
on
21,
of
11(a)
the
Act
we
directed
are
"to
examine
the
and
common
amounts
the
last
Jan.
on
the
usual
Nov.
on
last,
10,
thereof, the relationships
ing-company system of every such
interests thereof..
authorize
."
.
.
In
this
among
the companies in the hold¬
and the character of the
stock,
proceed
until
have
We
where
the
the
reached
claim
the
formulation
has
point
been
in
and in each
liquidation
&
must be
proposed,
whomsoever
the plan
found
A
had
never
or
filed
a
plan,
in such event it would be the
11 (d) to propose or approve a
as
found by it to be fair and equitable; and any such finding pre¬
a determination of claims asserted
against the estate.
The
plan
supposes
will
issue denying
dividend
„
,,
remaining is whether Light & Powers application
11
(c) of the Act should be granted.
Section 11 (c)
question
section
under
that the Commission shall extend the time for compliance
with any order under section 11
ibt for an additional period not
exceeding one year "if. it finds such extension necessary or appro¬
priate in the public interest or for the protection of investors or con¬
sumers"-—upon a showing made after the entry of the order that the
provides
applicant has been
with
the order
in the exercise of due diligence to comply
.from the date of its entry.
The record
unable
within
a
unable
within
♦After
$6,137,688
comply. with
statutory
one-year
additional
and
period,
required for that purpose.,
.
^
time
will
be
*
Light & Power had heen
counsel for certain of the
public preferred stockholders of Light <fc Power, asserted that the
management and counsel of Light & Power were not in a position to
act, effectively on behalf of the public security holders of Light &
Power because that company is under the domination of The North
American Co.
He opposed the application for extension on the theory
that some means ought to be devised for lodging control and repre¬
sentation of Light & Power in the hands of disinterested persons such
as
might be appointed by a court in place of those who have been
staff
The
in
its
brief
.recognized
that
Lawrence R. Condon, appearing as
diligent.
selected by North American.
■
.
_
^
While it is true that the
were
management and counsel of Light & Power
by North American, this is only natural in
vis-a-vis the public
selected
extent of North American's investments,
view of the
in Light &
in which such a situation is presented, there is
the possibility of undue control of the management to the detriment
of the public.
However, we conceive it to be our function and the
function of our staff to be vigilant in protecting the interests of
In
Power
every
case
detriment at the hends of holding com¬
panies, their management and counsel.
The record does not indicate
that expeditious compliance may not be had from a continuation of
the present proceedings before the Commission.
When mandatory
cial proceedings are
necessary, we shall not hesitate to resort to
minority public holders from
to approve some plan as fair and equitable in
the light of the Illinois Iowa claim and other matters bearing upon
the extent and character of Light & Power's assets and liabilities, we
think an extension of time for compliance with our liquidation order
In
is
in
view of our duty
the public
purpose,
as
soon as
a
...
Jan.
Aug.
1
156,
20.
alleged causes of action arising before and outside
the Act and that the motion to dismiss should be granted.
For that
reason
and that reason alone I also think the ^application for_ an
extension under section 11 <cV should be denied.
Since a court taking
jurisdiction under either section 11 (d) or 11 (e) has by the terms
nf the Act "exclusive jurisdiction and possession
of the company and
the assets thereof
I feel the sooner the case and its disputes as to
gets UitQ such a
court the better.
for
Dec.
on
156,
and
Nov.
1,119,29fj
580,863
51,139
62,499
m,3d
.
825,307,801 $24,579,458
~r
,
■
.
stocit
$878,845
23,804
23,804
528,295
$87,074
"1,83.015
—
$100)111"
(par
;
t,:
$726,323
2,38(7400
2,380400
.
depreciation
31,
1942.
of
$25,307,807 $24,579,458
$5,535,197
Dec
on
tRepresented by
31
1941
no'par
476,062
and
shares.
1869.
p.
of
50
cents
share
per
has
been
declared
successor
common
year-end of 75 cents.—V.
a
the
on
Feb.
5.
Aug.
*
/.
t
50
authorized
The
director?
recently
Co.
declared
*Divs.
cents
to
P211
the
on
$43.70
above
AmPi"iran
issue
share.—V.
per
Pptrfilpiini
retroieum
Thereto I dissent._V. 157,
I'ljSs 484
KW
1'536'06^
1-706'990
6 -712-Bag
$860
$41,493
t$73 792
allied
7*392
3o'llO
'
157
$7,495
of
Feb.
Dec.
30,
the
to
Chase
Jan.
2,
1943
1243.
p.
share
per
.
;
income
cr
&
&anta
Oil
Co.
Bank
RV
re
27,587
shares,
handle
by
the
and
owns
as-
operates
under
(
T
^ludes
„
Ry. operating
revenues.
expenses.
Net rev, from ry, oper,
Railway taxes
Cn
to
El
Paso,
El
with,
a
Tex.,
Paso
about
County,
line
system
T
20.21
miles,
This
in
Dona
railroad
Albuquerque,
N.
Ana
County,
connects
Mex.,
at
owned
the
and
N.
Mex.,
State
line
operated
by
the
Atchison, and for many years it has been operated by the
latter,
under lease, as part of its through route from
Albuquerque to El Paso.
The present lease, to the
Atchison, is dated Jan. 1, 1933, and is for a
term ending Dec. 31, 1942.
It is now deemed conducive to economical
operation of the railroads of the Rio Grande and of the
Atchison that
this lease be not renewed, but instead that the
Rio Grande's properties
be
leased
to
the
Panhandle.—V.
140,
announced
standing
for
at
the
redemption
will be made
New
not
at
York,
N.
shares
of
_
,
of
the
of
business
April
Jan.
on
1943
1
at
the
first
22,
$100
preferred
of
such
stock
shares
1943, have been
and
dividends.
of
out-
drawn
Payment
The
stock
common
See
also
V.
to
157,
and
p.
including
March
18,
1943,
but
259.
,
payable
were
on
Feb.
made
March
10
on
per
to
share has been declared
holders
March
of
record
10, June 30,
Nov.
Feb.
7
24, April 24, Nov. 12 and Dec. 9
Paul
a,7 7
directors
The
in
addition
to
Revere
Fire
2.
and
on
the
common
the
usual
an
Similar
Dec.
23
distributions
last year
1*56
1941—V
Insurant
Tn
extra dividend of
semi-annual
1
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$
$
22,948,786
13,963,266 284,280,711 171,245,421
2,704,910 104,434,824
50 196 435'
757,262
10,144,860
8,054,382
757,264
10,150,521
8,064^703
5,628,481
924,438
787,157
185,704
6,033,319
14,285,730
8,770,969 145,059,299
New Freight Cars to he Built hv Cnmnnnv
96,824,320
Net ry- °Per- income.
xreigiu L5US 10 De UUlll Dy company—
°ne thousand heavy-duty- gondola cars, with wood
temporarily in the side sections to conserve steel for the
planking used
effort, are
open-top cars
required for the transportation of vital war
materials, it was announced-on Jan. 28.* Each car will have a capacity of 70 tons,
T1?e construction program provides for all of the new cars to be in
service during the first half of 1943. War Production Board approval
has been obtained for construction of the cars, which have been
designed so that after the war the plank side sections can be replaced
be
built- by
this
road
to
augment
l'eadily with steel plates, which will
all-steel
construction.
Eteel posts
sections,
The
and
The
braces
will be
cars
the
fleet
war
of
assure the long-term durability of
and trucks are of steel, and
underframe
provided
are
constructed in
for
the
temporary
Pennsylvania
RR.
plank
shops at
a
side
total
cost of $3,150,000.
The railroad already has in operation 1,500 open-top freight
the composite wood and steel design which also incorporate
for replacing the plank sections with steel after the war.
cars
of
provision
Of these,
500 are gondolas of 70-ton capacity, 500 are gondolas of 50-ton capac-
ity and 500 are hopper cars of 50-ton capacity.—V. 157, p. 348.
Peoples Light & Power Co.—Files Plan Of Recapitali-ruG,™
and
1612
p
company
"RV+ra
dividend
of
filed
'
nixr
10
cents
per
share
60
cents
per
share
with
one
the
of
SEC,
Jan.
25,
methods
three
or
a
by
voluntary
plan
for
combination
a
of
thr6G
Company, by reason of steps already taken to bring itself into compliance with the integration section of the Public Utility Holding
Company Act, now consists of one holding company owning all the
voting securities of five subsidiaries doing business in Texas, California,
Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming.
•'
It
has
ferred
of
capitalization
present
a
stock
($25
class
stockholders
stock,
Revere *ire insurance Co.—Extra Div.—
declared
have
nw
2,082,254
95%
the ^cla!f R 2 9
B
par),
$62,520
($1
common
of
capital
of
of
$2,080,025
class
A
$3
convertible
common
($1
pre-
par)!' and
par).
adjustments
the voting
power,
so as to give the preferred
class A stockholders 2.1%, and
'
The first suggested method would be to amend its charter to permit
reclassification of the three issues of stock into one class of capital
stock. A second method would be to form a new company with one
class of stock,
(The)
f
3,073,891
The plan proposes
,
dividend of $1
x,
—
•
,
$83i201
Fatchogue-Plymouth Mills Corp.—$1 Dividend—
A
n
840,031,165 615,253,004
49,912,102 -40,915,160 555,750,454 444,007,583
taxes.
recapitalization by
Bankers Trust Co., redemption
agent, 16 Wall St.,
called stock will continue to be convertible
Y.
thereafter.
of
one-half of the total number
close
as
shares
59,282
anH
11,417,316
*
tliG
that
t?r
924,450
The
is
provision
indium
809.
p.
Paramount Pictures Inc.—Preferred Stock Called
company, being
13,751
No
Rf* a"d B' & E* RR->
684,091
501,596
t0
ooca
Ity.—cease—
insur.
T
1942—Month—1941
$
$
72,860,888 54,878,426
Railroad retire, taxes..
New
of all their stock, except directors' qualiTopeka & Santa Fe Ry., and their
parts of the Atchison system.
The Panlines of railroad in Texas, and operates,
Tex.
to
114,462
4,751
Equipment rents <Z>n__
Joint facil- rents 1>r-
promissory notes
(Indiana).
of
lease, the properties of six Texas corporations and one Oklahoma
company, and part of the properties of the Pecos & Northern Texas
Ry.
The Rio Grande owns a
line of railroad
extending in a general
southerly direction from a point on the New Mexico-Texas State line
and
115,664
3,784
income tax rate
RV- operating
Atchison
operated
are
29,004
1,764
iFvHnriP*
to
The ICC on Dec. 29 authorized the lease by the
company, of the
properties of the Rio Grande, El Paso & Santa Fe RR,
Both roads are
properties
$11,313
estimated! at 30%.
profits tax required.—V. 156, p. 1779.
excess
B
,
controlled through ownership
fying
t$53,347
allied
of
Period End. Dec. 31—
•
P..I...J1.
$38,121
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings of Regional System—V
"Sun.")—V. 156, p. 2228.
.rannanaie
15,582
$3,141
10,326
,
Note—1942 Federal
Rprlnrac
Co.—Reduces Tn
In-
iransport
Standard
7,645
$37,221
77
companies
tDeficit, fAdjusted.
on
reported
were
'
Traninnrf
National
27*534
8,640
1,900
17777
,
®
inc>
r Pen°d—
7777
•
Mfter charges for depletion and deprec.
It also paid
York, amounting to
$2,000,000 and due Nov. 12, 1943, as well as making final
payment
of $500,000 with interest due Oct. 1,
1943, with the same bank.
The
company paid a note for $420,000 with interest held by the National
City Bank of New York, which matured Jan. 14, 1943.—(New York
by
27 190
5,535
2,454
.
.
unemploy.
1952,
held
t$17 503
'
Estimated income taxes
8.
♦Net
$1
Company reports it has prepaid $2,000,000 of 3%
notes
$52,296
6'275'227 :
t$36,290
9,412
^
—....
due
8,145
"
Charges to income
common
aeDieaneSS—
off
2,657
6,478
cos..
income
+10/11
JwM424
Consolidated—Dividend
at
as
156,
Subs.)—Earns,
iqao.io'mab
$1 536,925
Gross income
,
of
accumulations on the
6V2% cumulative preferred stock,
$100, payable Jan. 29 to holders of record Jan. 26.
Payments
during'1942 were as follows; Jan. 29, April 29, July 29 and Oct.
29,
$1 each; and Dec. 15, $2.50.
Arrearages
(&
tio/ii
_
par
amount
from
Sundry
Corp.
Mn«
Operating profit _1__
t
dividend
a
'
Coke
&
0per' expenscs * taxes
the
Cement
of the York County Gas Co.,
there have been called for redemption
of
ll Broad St., New York, N. Y.—V. 153, p. 560.
q*£ "earning"
for
Portland
trustee,
157, p. 258.
«x
President
total
a
'pprfoH T?nH
common
-
t-w
Crippen,
•
■
Corp. of California—$5 Dividend—
*ri
I.
above company,
1943,
Pennsylvania Coal
Payments
20,
1,
of
the
on
to the
Mar.
$300,000 of first lien and refunding
mortgage series A 5 Va % sinking fund gold bonds, dated Sept. 1, 1925,
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co., at 103 and interest,
Payment
will be made at the Chase National Bank of the City of New York,
1,
^
share has been declared
per
of
as
...
Pacific
on
348.
5 907,576
80,832
580,863
equipments*.
preferred
reserve
successor
Like
1508.
p.
....
•
Healy, dissenting, stated.
I
think the Commission, lacks jurisdiction
to determine the uniimiiriated claims of Light & Power and Illinois Iowa against each
Commissioner
p.
and
wi
According to .C.
on
-
into
necessary.
clalrm
1,
per
share
purchase of not to exceed $500,000 of 5'.preferred stock at $95 per share. The offer
expires Feb. 20.
—V. 157, p. 45.
'
It
based
cents
The corporation has
this
other
20
xt-»x
interest and for the protection of investors and con-
our
6,711,682
24,907
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Called—
;
cents
Offers to Purchase 5% Preferred Stock—
such a plan has been approved,
It is
apply to
May
record
1941.—V.
5
per
distribution of $7 per share out of surplus was made on Dec.
8, last.
Quarterly dividends of 30 cents each were paid on Jan. 2. April 1,
July 1 and Oct. 1, 1942.
court for its enforcement.
It appears that the present
proceedings will not be disposed of in less than six months.
Accord¬
ingly our order will grant Light & Power an additional six months to
comply with the liquidation order, without prejudice to its ng^ht to
renew its application for a further extension of time should that be
Kumers
to
of
of
cents
year
&. Power, in the exercise of due diligence, has
the liquidation order of Dec. 30, 1941,
Light
to
the
2,865,09(>
4^7831588
' 35*816
8,285[583
employees
——->
25
on
A
■
that
indicates
been
(net)_-__
accounts of
Total
10.
account
_
$760,825
J Li'.
~
with
A special dividend of $5
per share has been declared on the
stock, payable out of surplus on Feb. 18 to holders of record
the motion of Light & Power to dismiss the hearing
the claim.
The
31,
quarter during
Pacific Finance
performance of our functions under sections 11 (d), (e) and if) of the
Act requires us, as an essential incident, to determine
the validity,
amount and rank of the Illinois Iowa clairmi
An appropriate .order
on
of
each; and Nov. 20,
"fair and
plan is fair and equitable, we must pass on the validity of the Illinois
claim.
This would be true even if Light & Power withdrew its
duty of the Commission under section
conv.
cents
50
Elevator Co.—20-Cent Common Dividend—
dividend
Iowa
plan,
^
on preferred stock-,
for Federal income
taxes—Y
cum.
in
8,315,438
tSSST
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.-50-Cent Dividend*
equitable" by the Commission—and subsequently, when enforcement is
sought, by the court.
A plan has already been filed by Light & Power, in which the Illi¬
nois Iowa claim is not recognized or provided for.
As an incident
to making our statutory determination as to whether Light & Power's
10
holders
to
Jan.
on
of
Stock, par $5, payable Feb. 20 to holders of record
during 1942 were as follows; Feb. 20, May 20 and
Power
formed.
a
receivable
tsxes———
stock, payable • March 20 to holders of record Feb. 23.
Payments
during' 1942 were ss follows^
M&rch 20 End June 20, 20 cents
c&chj
Sept. 21, 25 cents, and Dec. 21, a year-end of 35 cents—V.
156, P. 1778.
fair and equitable plan
which remains to be per¬
and
of
Light
of liquidation is the onlv substantial function
By
effectuation
of
both
dividend
extra
an
dividend
^
A
determined.
the
$5,
par
disbursed
were
year,
OtlS
company
opinion, section 11 (a) alone would
the claim.
Without doubt, this pro¬
our
proceeding on
ceeding is part of an examination of the,relationships between Illinois
Iowa and Light & Power,, and the character of the interests thereof.
And because of the substantiality of the claim, if it is well founded,no
determination of what is a fair and equitable plan of compliance
can
accounts
f0t^'"
4'/«
hostilities
100,000
3,126,556
4,774,626
__
Accrued, dividend
Feb.
compared
and
ending
common
record
1941,
of
$1,219,583
.
bonds..,.,..:.*
.
—V.
paid
30
quarterly
corporate structure of every registered holding company and subsidiary
company
cessation
L,abl»ties—
Accounts payable, trade and miscellaneous
'
the
on
of
months
"
machinery
Provision
share has been declared
per
was
Feb.
company
share
amount the value of any interest which Light &
have in Illinois Iowa.
section
The
.
very substantial
a
Power may
after
PrepiM 'Hill
.
by
dates
" »st less amortisation............
Oswego Falls Corp.—Extra Distribution—
unliquidated
may
six
to
sufficient for
present purposes to note, that the asserted claims, though
in amount, are, so substantial that if
liability exists it
specified
Wire Co.-Bonds Called—
&
20, 1942; 15 cents
1939.—V. 156, p. 2227.
1,
the
consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec.
Treasury
$211 233
'
payable
distribution
on
at
„
S.
Notes and
Manufacturing Co.-50-Cent Dividend-
dividend
similar
for
Construction work in progress——:
LrhcJ —,
^^
?21
$248
3,526,670
1,525,063
See Northwestern Barb Wire
Co.,
stobk,
tax
war.
Expense advances to and
iqoq
■
:Si86
329,087
Ontario
profits
Inventories
1942,
dation.
It does not seem to us necessary for purposes
discuss in detail the nature of the claims asserted.
U.
-
the claim,
that
to
iqah
$268 2,1
5,190,198
income—.
oper.
Northwestern Steel
Hearing has
for extension.
Since the
application
serially
Assets-
♦Deficit.—'V. 157, p. 169.
issued.
was
iqai
railway....
railway
from
ry.
memo¬
it appears necessary now to outline more
definitely the future course of
the liquidation of Light & Power and the
relationship of the Com¬
mission, the courts,
1Q49
from
Net
Net
excess
Investments
—
from
excess
profits taxes for the six months
amounted to $703,294 against $727,928 in the like
Cash
Wire Co,—
&
.$2'23
excess profits taxes.
and
estimated
present
♦Bldgs.,
claim
our
the Northwestern Steel
as
$1,102,727
$L64
„
~
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
the
on
The
mature
known
now
Income
1
£®c' 31' JSf. is after deducting $48,386 for which according to the
A .!\
1942, the corporation and certain of its domestic subsidiaries will receive United States Government non-interest bearing,
non-negotiable bonds within three months after payment in full of the
excps profits tax. These'bonds, representing a post-war credit, will
com-
3349.
December
an
liqui¬
our
is
Iowa,
no
Iowa.
146, p.
an
the
comply
V,
1942—6 Mos.—1941
$830,480
ended Dec. 31, 1942,
period of the preceding year.
1942
in
,
Notes—(1)
of
.
pounds
subsidiaries)
$608,116
l°*S3
$L23
Aftei all chaiges, including Federal income and
with
increase
an
domestic
1942—3 Mos.—1941
$419,211
EaSiP,f
the
258
p
'
wholly-owned
"Net profit
total of $33,500 of first
mtge. 5V2% sinking fund bonds due Aug. 1,
have been called for redemption as of March 22 at 102 and
interest.
Payment will be made at The Northern Trust Co., successor
trustee, 50 So. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
while Illinois
application
occurring
and (2)
(c)
The
Iowa.
we.
Illinois
on
(Including
.
•
claim
pursuant to section
day
40,643,000
corresponding
348.
Power
^
arailine Companies, Inc.—Earnings—
*
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
States
totaled
156> P- 4g6.
'
Period End'Dec- 31~
A
randum opinion after oral argument on the motion to
dismiss, direct¬
ing that the hearing on the claim proceed and reserving our decision
the jurisdictional question.
Light & Power's application for exten¬
the
last
18,
1945,
on
sion
the
Aug.
2 31ld Aug- *' Iast year'
g'
r
516.
p.
$10, both payable peb.-i to holders o( record
par
of
the
Light & Power has
asserted certain cross claims or claims by way of equitable defense or
set-off and has moved to dismiss the hearing which we ordered on
the
for
157, p.
and
holders
'
Northern
1943,
16
to
Northwestern Barb Wire Co.—Bonds Called—
by
and
company
1941.
the
to
Power
&
Light & Power;
to
pursuant
dation order of Dec. 30,
respect
of
control
Power
With
kwh.
Government.—V
public-utility subsidiary of Light & Power—against Light & Power
alleging certain wrongful transactions to the detriment of Illinois
by
23,
Feb.
on
15
Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935 requiring liquida¬
tion
of North
American
Light & Power Co., a registered holding
company,
and
directing that company and its parent,
The North
American Co., to proceed with due diligence to submit a plan for the
liquidation of Light & Power.
There are presenting before us two
Illinois
paid
Feb.
1941, according to Croil Hunter, President.
Airmail pound miles last
year totaled
2,528,042,954 compared
with 1,871,311,191 in 1941.
The increase was achieved despite a curtailment in service due to
turning over a number of planes to the
company.
of the Commission to assume such jurisdiction was con¬
counsel for company, who held that it was a matter for
court determination.
The opinion of the Commission states:
On Dec. 30,
1941, we entered an order under section 11 (b)
(2)
the
payable
18, 1941,—V. 156,
The corporation carried
3,133,184
pared with 2,560,869 pounds in
by
of
both
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Record Air Mail—
an
right
tested
the
of
the capital stock,
fnd'tmFeh^f
dividend of $1 per share
of $1.50 per share on
dividend
States Power Co,
Jan.
14.5 %.—V.
'
«
extra
an.
were
and Aug.
.
output
ended
$12.50,
amounts
15
r..
declared
semi-annual
par
Like
xx
week
months
5.
Northern
10, last year, 25 cents on Mar. 10,
Dec. 21, 1939.—V. 155, p. 640.
on
Feb.
25
usual
stock,
year, and on Feb.
common
Feb.
record
compares with 35 cents paid on Mar.
1941, and 30 cents
common
Jan.
on
the
to
J
iT_
J
..
.
,
.
^
t
that to be issued in exchange for the present outstand-
inS stock; and the third possible method would be to merge Peoples
Light & Power int0 West Coast Power Co>> which would increase its
outstanding stock sufficiently to obtain through exchange the present
outstanding stocks of Peoples.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4781
In
of
any
Would
get
class A
shares^ of
share of the
old,
as
new
1942—Month—1941
Dec. 31—
revenues.
.,-
$4,513,840
Total
oper.
expenses—
3,234,253
$3,233,336 $44,311,307 $39,048,003
2,617,286
32,544,485
28,362,515
revenue.^
$1,279,587
$616,050 $11,766,822 $10,685,488
accruals-
484,730
Ry. operating expenses.
oper.
tax
facil.
Joint
Net
,
Dividend
$6,947,751
Drl4,115
43,372
Dr42,085
Dr715,844
Dr580,297
Dr586,407
$698,658
41,721
$371,488
$6,275,279
58,791
31,879
Net
$7,282,099
Drll,955
income
income
$427,689
"Railway tax accruals— i:
Equip. A :jt. facil. rents
3,403,389
D/'84,244
met)
income-
oper.
ry.
Other
rents
4,819,071
$794,857
Operating
income-—.-Equip,
rents
(net)
188,361
——
18,056
79,133
.
593,260
:
■
$854,456
$7,378,279
261,353
330,410
$1,115,809
$7,708,689
248,877
income
$421,422
$6,947,672
$6,636,486
7,820
$799,171
—-
$1,403,531
3,336
$951,185
3.350
$5,459,812
93,364
$6,225,266
77,563
92,327
$1,400,195
$947,835
$5,366,448
$6,147,703
profits taxes—
$207,266
$171,720
$6,792,524
$3,287,443
credit adj. for sim¬
taxes prior years
104,250
285.503
106.119
Cr$78,237
$65,601
Total
Miscellaneous deductions
income
from
1934-
Income
■
available
fixed charges
Rent
for leased
and
"
$783,397
$413,603
$6,855,345
$6,532,235
5,405
5,520
67,609
66,816
debt
on
excess
roads
Also
260,767
270,713
3,218,670
$137,370
$3,569,066
$3,236,907
\"
■
Income
_
J—
—
—'—•
-
$517",225 ~$137,370
—
$3,569,066
1,250
*$3,235,657
J, Bowman,
have
well
recently
Net ry,
many
'1931..
.
Net
Gross
170.
p.
the
in
for the
\
11;139,
39,347
Net. from
1.235,639
475,371
405,359
282,931
247,131
1942
The
Sept.
and
of monopolies.
Congress
specifically considered a 69b return a fair return
Let us see now what the Pere Marquette has been
fair,
are
past,
in
even
the
ease
of
5,706,881
5,036,968
3,367.546
1,962,490
1.226,779
579.708
15,040,988
2,140,767
1,382,782
23,651,85?
1941
—
1.07
1937——
1.64
—
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Railway
.A.'-
'
1940
1939
;
$109,519
$76,611
"2,389
"11,659
1,292
1938—
The
2.74
1941
0.53
-
—
1942-.———
10-year
1935.——.
3.04
1939—,——,.
2.07
1936
3.45
1940————
—
Net
1,242,044
399,204
1,070,865
329,087
242,650
the
current
3.54
3.57
2.43
rents
54,402
344,878
1,240,175
373,196
'
702,699
—V.
It
will
be
at
the
ated
that
seen
in
even
when
1942
the
Pere
Marquette
rate at which it has operated
earned only 3.57%
on
its investment or little more
■"6% rate of return which has been considered fair.
highest
avge,
since 1929, it
than half the
dividend
a
of
$4.12
share
per
spite of this unsatisfactory rate of return, Pere Marquette is
compelled to face the possibility of another wage increase while
the same time Federal agencies are trying to whittle away our
In
at
available
is
dividend
with
each
$2.75
holders
to
Mar.
on
present
rates.
railroads to
in
late
The
which
1941,
the face of
In
rate
last
increase
grudgingly given the
increase granted
was
partially compensate them for the
Net
the
Pere
ry.
2310.
p.
of
class
the
B- 7%"'
Remington Rand, Incl (& Subs.).—Earnings—
-i. Period. End. Sept., 307—
Net sales
————
Cost of sales
'
.
profit'
Gross
aggregated nearly $400,000,000.
circumstances, how can the board of directors
vote
dividends
.
$9,770,439 $10,040,993 $19,011,434 $17,044,390
'.5,130,265
5,913,280
10,204,462 10,780,105
———„
The
class
Feb.
Mines, Ltd.—Production—
the fourth
retirement
of
)
7,092,964
2,033
690
3,328,461
3,911,694
26
690
3,259,661
4,420,903
405,762
203,842
tax—729,487
656,046
leaseholds——
y
Taxes
(other than
"Prov.
for Federal inc. taxes by utility subs.-—
for
Federal
subsidiary
Utility
Provision
income
for State
:—
taxes)—
excess
profits
-——
income
tax
by
a
-—.
$17,238,773 $14,919,934
Net operating revenue-
income
Net
deductions ——
income
Dr333,506
$16,561,260 $14,586,428
income
Gross
Income
Dr677,513
——.——
6,894,603
Minority interests in income:
Dividends on capital stocks
6,909,277
$9,666,657
———————,——
$7,677,151
'
held
by public——
Minority interest
a
subsidiary
of
subsidiaries ''
1,555,875
—————
1,575,875
16,934
A stock,
15.''
i
———————
5,283,114
4,157,852
3,670.690-
1,860,498
998,157
1,252,619
800,209
1,076,852
$8,093,847
$6,115,031
for Federal normal tax, surtax and excess profits tax
for the 11 months ended Nov. 30, 1942, have been made on the basis
of the 1942 Revenue Act.
It is the opinion of the officers of the
"Provisions
companies that there is rio liability for Federal excess profits tax for
the year 1942 except as to one utility subsidiary, in which instance
Federal excess profits tax for the 11 months ended Nov, 30, 1942, is
provided for after the application of the post-war credit.—V, 157,
p. 45.
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
declared a dividend of 50 cents per share on
the common stock, no par value, payable Feb. 15 to holders of record
Feb. 1.
This compares with 25 cents paid on Aug. 15, 1942, 50 cents
on Feb, 16, 1942, 25 cents on Aug.
15, 1941, and 10 cents on Feb. 15,
1941.—V. 156, p. 1155,
The
directors
have
$9,127,066
169,980
306,819
10,000
23,903
2,278,540
6,593,144
2.966,973
$1,918,590
$2,203,200
$3,302,28$
$6,666,223
365,968
;
'
11,512 •••"
V, taxes
170.
p.
'
foreign income
"
\
31,0001
•'
.3,256,636
'
"
have
declared
no
vV:';.'
'
of
June
156,
37'/2
1,
p.
value,
par
V
1
March
1
and
holders of
to
were
made
the. above
on
I, ,1942,
Dec.
and,
for
in
issue
on
for.
excess
profits taxes
totaling $620,000.
.
,
depreciation of properties amounted
on
Consolidated
'■
;
■'
Delisting—
Balance
Assets—
Sheet,
Sept.
'--"./V;.'
\
deposits and cash
V, S.
Treasury tax savings
♦Accounts;
desire to dispose of it;
bility
of the
market,
in
the
event
that
they
should
volved in maintaining listing and registration cn the Chicago Exchange,"
and that because of the relative
Inactivity of the stock for the last
several years there has been nocompensating advantage either to the
corporation
to its stockholders.—V,
or
144,
p.
-1297.
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co, of Philadelphia
—Results for 1942— vv,"/
-
During
1942
the
of U. S. Govern*
by $20,154,000, a sum which exceeded the total increase
in company assets
during the same period, according to Pres. M. A.
Linton in his annual report to the
policyholders.
Holdings of U. S;
Government securities now stand at
$98,033,000, or; 23.9% of .' the
total company investments,
Mr, Linton said.
Payments made or credited to policy owners and beneficiaries
amounted to $26,589,000,
and assets increased by $19,467,000 to a
new
high of $419,660,000,' according to Mr. Linton.
Insurance in
force also stands at a new high level of $1,037,735,000.
Contingency;
reserves amount to
$23,183,000, an increase of $1,159,000 during the
company
increased
Market
values
$7,286,000 in
Premium
or
its holdings
bonds
year.
income
■
credited
belonging
Because
to
to
of
bonds
excess
for
of
1942
stocks
and
book
values,
at
the
end
•
of
"v
the
during the year
policy owners and
number
the
of
advancesii^^_-:_li^^,:i^
and
3,610,492
1,101,401
' 1,109,111
1944,928 ': -1,014,617-.
9,389,593
L-u'xJ.-i'l.'—i''
8.432,111
1,578,452
charges
i;036,033
■
' l
■'! 1
■
$64,573,562 $53,621,441
—
Liabilities—
Trade
16.065,498
'15,738,310
.
[ Total
.
'■!•
''
$928,295
payable.,
accounts
1,260,646
company's
$1,038,64$
1,167,41)2
Commissions, salaries and wages^^---*-™-^^.
2,133.043
Accrued taxes, interest, insurance, rents, etc..„
,1.525,615,
Est.. cost of redemp. of merchandise coupons
J
and completion of service contracts-^_L„^_.».,
740.305
U. S...and foreign income taxes (estimated)^-—
.11,208,545
Advance
U.
on
Dividends
•
J-•
•.
4,202,716
17,882,342
;
Bank, loans
S.
Government
contracts
;
payable
1,358,324
570,500
3,765,599
900,000
555,261
,
due after one year
Reserves for insurance, etc.Reserve for foreign exchange
241,607
161,087
fluctuations—.,^
Reserve for. contingencies-.,-^—.
Funded debt outstanding———--——.
1,820,842
1,145,645
Liabilities
555.123
.
223,519
129,893
207.223
236.383
2.478,860
10,300,000
926,685
18.000,000
S4.50 cumulative($1 par)—: stock ($25 par) ——1
preferred,
ipmmon stock
4,623.296
4.623.293
1,743,040
1,743,040
Capital
8,836,550
8.836,550
10,484,544
7,725,637
surplus
Earned surplus
Total
them.
considerable
equipment—
KLand, Ijuildings, machiner^retc;
'
$34,109,000.
For each dollar of
a
total of $1.35 was either paid
beneficiaries or added to funds
was
and
,
——■
.
—
-
year
agents are now
in
the
armed services
of the
country, and because of war-time
disturbances, new life insurance paid-for in 1942 was considerably
less than in the previous year.
It amounted to $64,716,000,-a decrease
of 13.7% from the 1941 figures.
Terminations-of insurance .by lapse
and surrender were only 2.4% of the average amount of insurance
outstanding.
In view of the prevailing low interest rates, particularly on Govern¬
ment securities, the net interest return on investments has continue^
to decline.
This decline has been
increased by reason of a new
Federal tax on,interest income.- As a result, dividends for 1943 will
be on
a
reduced basis.
This change in dividends does not affect
the guarantee' in the company's policies that interest at a specified
rate shall be credited yearly on the legal reserve under the policies.—'*
V. 156, p. 1612.
a
Investments
Deferred
1941
$6,555,264
19,986,032
machines
Other'assets
that the delisting will' not injure the marketa¬
that there has been -considerable expense - in¬
security;
.
;
; •
1,100,320 ;
Goodwill/" patents, etc.
over-the-counter
tRental
30
$8,387,777
drafts and notes recelvablei^v^^i
stock
an
debt;
$245,169
'1942
fundsi
Inventories
the
in
less
to
quarter, ended Sept.. 30, 1942, and $214,046 for the quarter
30, 1941; $455,207 for the six months ended Sept. 30, 1942^
$425,522 for. the six months ended Sept. 30, 1941.;
19 that a hearing has been set for Feb, 24,
application of company to withdraw its common stock ($1 par)
from listing and registration on the Chicago Stock Exchange,
The
application states, among other things, that in the opinion of the
board of directors the stockholders will have at least an equally good
market, perhaps even a better market, for the disposition of their
,
for
the
and
an
' .vi.1
Co.—Hearing
1942
post-war credit
ended Sept.
$1,25 per share was paid on the last mentioned
1957.
and
Note—Provision
record
addition,
in
$1,406,658;
$6,200,000
credit
on
•'
each
and
profit
"Including
,
participating
■'
-
cents
Sept.
1'
cents per share
37V2
cumulative
$1.50
payable
.
"
retirement
dividend of
a
the
on
premium received
Consolidated net income for the period—
$4,377,109
'151,975
*U. S.
1,654,399;
The SEC announced Jan.
on
were
,
1,
Potter
Crl3,756
in undistributed income of
——
$8,806,971; $6,264,285
320,095
/
401,938
249,397
:
$4,826,781
used"
Cash
ment
Other
$4,127,712
'
186,607"v
—„^
income.
of prop, not
in operations
2,284,010
1,787,586
accumulations
of
date.—V.
6,703,707
and depletion reserves
;>
&'amortization
Total
Interest
6,460,198
additional dividend of
quarter of
Amortization of utility plant acquisition adjusts.
"Prov.
138,193
126,154.
Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
Distributions
Operating revenues ——-—$56,213,573 $52,302,948
Operating expenses
————————,nrL\ 20,135,914 18,604,322
Maintenance
and
repairs-—^,—4—---.
3,367,794
3,533,816
Amortization
157,
directors
account
(Not including Pittsburgh Rys. Co. and subs; and other street railway
subsidiaries of Philadelphia Co.)
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
1942
1941
for
"19,389
"35,206
operations1 $4,640,174
*
Net
Philadelphia Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Approp.
$369,915
172,704
Profit from
Other income
Exp.
railway*^—
income
Poor &
1942—October, November and
December—amounted to
$410,958.86 from 34,689 tons milled.
For
the preceding quarter production was $427,457.34 from 35,035 tons cif
ore
milled, while production for the fourth quarter of 1941 was
$468,195.90 from 39,328 tons.—V. 155, p. 2098.
for
$433,177
119,137
$331,335
233,357
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
on
March
Perron Gold
Production
•
170,359
railway
;
——
$64,573,562 $53,621,441
"Less reserves of $1,091,876 in 1942 and $1,089,816 in 1941.
fLess
for depreciation and obsolescence of $3,897,520 in 1942 and
$3,438,410 in 1941,
{Includes $398,628 for post-war excess profits-tax
credit of. $398,628.
SLess, reserves for depreciation of $16,213;098 in
reserve
.
.
and $16,973,695
1942
in
1941.
;
25-Cent Dividend—
,
The
directors
share
on
the
have
declared
common
stock,
interim
an
dividend
payable. Apr.
1
to
of
25
cents
per
holders
of record
2, last, as com¬
pared with 20 cents each on Apr. 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 1942, and 25
cents on Jan. 2, 1942.—V, 157, p.. 46.
Mar.
10.
A
similar
amount
was
disbursed
on
Jan.
,
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac
DecemberGross
Net
1942
from
"railway-—
railway
$2,988,495
oper. income™
from
Net ry.
1941
RR.—Earnings-^
1940
1939
$1,039,620
$938,116
1,847,797
$1,551,822
711,244
430,218
1,192,372
383,515
194,937
384,646
220,828
28,117,740
■
From Jan. 1—
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.—Tenders—
•
The
Company for Insurances on Lives and Granting
15th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.,
o'clock noon, Feb. 5, receive bids for the sale fcoiit of
Pennsylvania
Annuities, successor trustee,
will
until
12
■
t
/ 1942-r-3 Mos.-r-rl94l
' 1942-*~6 Mos.—1941 "
$20,344,568 $20,247,906 $38,522,913 $34,701,512
10,574,129
10,206,913
19,511,479
17.657,123
Sell., admin, & gen. exp;
1939
$573,816
-
.
.
per
1940
,.
*
share and dividends, the company- has announced.;
»;
At the close of the company's last fiscal year, March 1, j$42, there?
18,000 shares of preference stock outstanding.
After retirement
of the preference stock, the company's capital will consist only of
common stock of which 242,049 shares were outstanding on March 1*
1942.—V. 150, p. 1613.
-J ■;
;■ y
.■
■'
-!
these
Marquette
3,18^
16,152,539
'
the stocks, particularly
when the Pere Marquette faces maturities of more than $40,000,000
by 1956?
Certainly the Pere Marquette cannot refund these maturi¬
ties when some of its first mortgage obligations are selling below 70
at today's markets.
Such earnings as are presently' available, there¬
fore, must, be reserved against these maturities.—V. 157, p. 170.
of
from
Net
wage
21,721,740
,
From Jan. 1—
from
'
were
2
1941
1942
from
Gross
.
a
on
payment of the current dividend,' a total
unpaid on this stock.
Total dividends
prior preferred stock to date amount to $20.62 Vi
railway—
Net from railway—-—
Net ry. oper. income—
now
1,170,796
1,585,530
344,587
V
All outstanding shares of $1.50 cumulative
convertible preference
stock ,of this corporation will be called for redemption March 1 at $27.
Prior Preferred Div.—
compared
as
Upon
December—
Gross
1,237,192
9,318,064
17,326,524
32,648
Pittsburgh & West Virginia J^y.—Earnings-
oper¬
Cr778
2,065,142
income
oper.
156,
82,231
.
237,390
•
ry,
2.48
_
146,368
21,223
(net Dr)
26,644,58$
:
Reliance Steel Corp.—-To Retire Preference Stock—
last,
1,
1942.
facil.
Jt.
share will remain
on
52,921,507
'
declared
have
accruals—.
operating income
Equip, rents (net Dri__
5,471
22,385
tax
Ry.
$59,324
29,033
31,675
'_
Dec.
1,
>
63,990,872
.
V.
79,5o6.09^
38,692,845
102.6«3,717
.
£
*'
Ry. operating expenses-
preferred stock who exchange their shares in accordance with the
exchange offer which expires on Apr, 30, next, unless extended.
For
each share of 7%
class B stock there will be issued in exchange
4/10ths of a share of 5Va% prior preferred stock and one share of
class A 5% preferred stock.—V. 156, p. 2044.
;
\
Marquette's Rate of Return on Investment
1933-———
and
$
#l'
116,598
first series prior preferred stock," payable Mar, 1 to holders
16.
A similar distribution was made on this issue oh
per
1942—12 Mos.—1941
Month—1941
$
share.
earning on its investment in recent years.
Pere
1
157,
■
6.999,458
Feb.
June
$11
declared
,
railroads.
directors
Manager.—V.
v.'..-.1
9,074.427
$105,478
,
Income.—
railway
record
and
Ry. operating revenues-
37,126
railway——
oper.
the '5Vz';it
Vice-President
281,075
v
Shawmut RR.- -Earnings—
■
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—$4.12 V2
of
be
994,123
106,593
income—
"■Deficit.—V, 157, p. 45.
ry.
will
,
From Jan. 1—
from1 railway--—
Net
division,
'" '
Reading Co.—Earningsbee. 31—
1942-
23,649
1,527,608
railway—
oper.
W.
349, 46.
p.
274,523
Gross
hat in
return
ry.
...
current
of
from
Net
1938,
in
from
Net
have
,
has,
36,492
income—
oper.
157,
Pittsburg &
earnings
bankers,
rates
ry.
December—
the railroad was compelled to seek help from its
hand, because of its inability to meet payrolls and
obligations.
The bankers turned the Pere Marquette
down.
If the Chesapeake had not come to the rescue, it is entirely
possible that the Pere Marquette would have been compelled to apply
to the courts, in
that year.
It is quite apparent from what has
happened in recent railroad reorganizations that the stockholders
would
probably have been completely, or nearly, wiped out if this
help had not been forthcoming.
A 6 % return upon capital employed by any business would not be
excessive.
The courts have held time after time that even higher
period
52,018
.
1,466,642,
railway
from railway
—V.
stockholders suffered, during the long period of
for the Pere Marquette, but in five of the years
1930we have failed to earn the road's fixed charges,
At one
other
20,878
^
$94,832
1939
.
.
only
reduced
since
$116,046
.
and in common with most railroads, the stock¬
years,
The
.
America—-Subsidiary Officials—
Period End;
Net
rolling stock and properties.
to. operate
Cahill,- manager of RCA-Victor's sound equipment activi¬
President of: RCA Service Co., Inc., newly-formed sub¬
L. Jones, former. manager, of RCA-Victor's service and
be
sidiary.
$118,169
23,668
13,566
from
Gross
many
C.
will
installation
$113,013
income—
oper;
1940
1941;
*
for
Not
Edward
Prom Jan. 1—
President, in
received
holders of the Pere Marquette have been compelled to forego dividends
since the last prior preference dividend was declared in 1937.
Pre¬
ferred. and common stockholders have not received dividends since
.
Radio Corp. of
$3,287,443
1942
railway—
Net from railway——
a statement issued Jan. 21 states:
inquiries from investment services,
stockholders and brokers with reference to the Pere Marquett's policy
with respect to dividends on its prior preference, preferred and com¬
mon
stock.
Stockholders of the railroads generally have not fared
Robert
I
$6,792,524
ties,
from
Gross
able
..
:
157, p. 45.
December—
Outlook for Dividends Unfavorable—
.
'
,,
(
Pittsburg Shawmut & Northern RR. -Earnings—
'
'•
—-
Income balance
•
.
be
it was stated, also has sufficient ■■ sugar bags for the new
and has provided additional temporary warehouse facilities.
:
The recent Cuban order postponing the, grinding of the -1943 crop
15, compared with a starting date of Jan, 15 last year,
tend to restrict the) amount of cane that can be ground, Mr,
Douglas observed.
Costs will be substantially higher owing to higherprices for materials and higher taxes,
If the crop is reduced operating
Costs will be further increased, stockholders Were warned.
V
>" Stockholders approved an increase in board members from seven to
eight and elected Edwin I, Hilson of Wertheim & Co., New York, as the
new director.—V.
157, p. 260.
■' •'
applied to sink¬
ing and other reserve
'funds
■
—
Net
—V.
will
.
fair supply on hand and feels reasonably
a,
will
and
Fed. Inc.
ilar
3,228,512
$517,225
,
income
Net
Includes
—
it
has
until after-Feb.
fixed
after
inc.
results of the
prop
fixed
charges—
charges
for
equipment---—
Interest
Net
;
15,774
—
on
crop,
company,
—i_
fixed
largely dependent
negotiations by the United'States Government for purchase' of
sugar
assured
1,736,760
for
;
.
■
———
avail,
;
William a Douglas, President, advised stockholders
at the annual meeting held on Jan. 19.
•
.
MivDouglas described the fuel oil situation in Cuba as "acute," but
$7,962,026
164,624
Inc.
;
Earnings for this corporation are
.
•'
dispatch
Press
•
81,032
from
Associated
company
.
added that this company
$1,484,563
—
the
.
current
471,012
deducts,
income
1420.
said
D'Olier
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp.—-Outlook—New Director-
$7,491,014
180,601
charges
Total
p.
appraisal
Cuba's
$1,303,962
incoiiie
Total
Miscell.
■
an
$8,184,427
.'
Other income
$6,115,395
78,474
442,616
of
252,952
8,645,961
5,318,208
0415,407 05,627,660 04,624,795
income-
oper.
ry,
$10,396,580
Which the
under
1942—12 Mos,—1941
$692,001
$688,628
Crl 16,629
0498,705
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
Railway
These
directors.
$2,589,325 $34,144,619 $30,044,031
1,897,324 23,748,039 21,859,604
$2,773,649
2,090,021
Ry. operating revenues..
1942—12 Mos.—1941
oper,
1942—Month—1941
Period End. Dec. 31—
v
an
recently had acquired
of outstanding stock, which are held by the company's"
shares, he added, were subject to a trust agreement
company at any time could, acquire them, on payment
price of $455 each set by Chancery Court-—V, 156,
Franklin
all but 32 shares
Marquette Ry.—Earnings—
Period End,
President
RR.—Earnings—
Erie
Lake
&
according.. to
Legislature;
N. J.
Jersey
from Trenton,
price not to exceed 105 and interest.—V. 157, p. 170.
get 1/10 of a share of new stock for each
would the class B stockholders.—-V, 156, p. 2228.
Total
1912, to an
exhaust $149,581.10 now in the sinking fund, at a
amount sufficient to
would
Pittsburgh
Pere
New
sinking fund gold bonds dated March- 1,
50-year 5%-16%
the present preferred stockholders,
stock for each share of preferred; the
methods,
three
the
3%
stockholders
Monday, February 1, 1943
Prudential insurance Co. of America—Mutualization—
Legislation providing for
of this.company in
holders
board
of
directors
was
participation
elections
offered
for
of the 20,000,000 policy
of members of the' company's
introduction
oil»Jan.
26: in
the
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
income
157, p. 46.
14,039,903
9,678,351
16,335,447
5.620.305
2,687,325
4,008,903
2,618,024
1,075,988
8,752,235
2,377,958
1,214,910
Volume
157
THE
Number 4147
'
Sagamore Mfg.-' Co.—$1.50 Dividend—
—V.
of
$2
The
been declared on
share has
per
and
the
total
A
Feb.
of
and
interest.
Commerce,
V.
$44,500
have
1937,
1,
par
(La.)—Bonds Called
Joseph's Abbey
156,
of
trustee,
Gross
—V.
will be made at The National Bank of
and Common Sts., New Orleans, La.—
Payment
,
for
Baronne
The
directors
the
on
of 50
tions
stock,
both
of
each
cents
25
and Nov.
18
declared
of
dividend
a
Com Div.—
cents
20
Oct.
share
per
made
were
the
on
stock
common
15,
ments
and
each.—V.
156,
secured
Bank & Trust Co.,
5%
the 3-year
trustee for
successor
as
the
Seaboard
Sale
of
with
the
tion
of
by
Seaboard
District
S.
dated
Florida
bonds
Dec,
Court
the
for
1942
23,
the
to
deduction
1931
•
totaled
^
The
payment
as
payment
a
will
at
be
notes
of
rate
distribution
three
of
cents
payable Feb. 20 to stockholders of record Feb,
Transportation
Co.
Shell
The
its
amounts
have
paid
were
declared
the
on
to
ordinary shares,
Feb.
on
6
and
£1,
8,
last
dividend
stock,
last
$5,
par
amounts
Of
were
year.—V.
50
cents
of
the
stock,
common
Feb.
declared
£5,
par
dividend
a
of
March
payable
Feb.
dividends
to
up
the
for
week
with
income
ended
10.6 (vV.
Extends
second
a
Standard
the
Oil
the
Net
ry,
Jan.
in
kwh.
the
Dec.
ended
Pacific
31,
stock
the
1942,
collateral
to
file
by
similar
a
the
due
River
have
The
Oil
to
as
1,
Aug.
on
Natural
157,
declared
each
Oas,
to
the
the
Con¬
the
over
gas
com¬
Holding Company Act.
Ohio Gas, Peoples
of
15
made
$3,217,000
The
were
Feb.
on
cents
15
May
14,
15
and
and
the
25,865,681
21,817,599 272,622,673
24,332,238
5,946,38""; 200,126,142
1946:
Equipt.
137,959
85,897
1,264,216
income- *13,159,837
2,728,999
102,501,810
income...
54,430
*23,806
*36,193
2,651
2,402,629
Dr)~
Joint fac. rents (net Dr)
Net-ry.
oper.
♦Before
provision for interest charges
non-operating income items,-
Earnings
19,515,122
1,206,822
railway
2,684,833
—V.
1,790,332
1,614,680
of
157,
226,357
94,483
*190,269
*288,982
Co.
stock,
On
from
Gross
Net
was
of
Co.—Extra
declared
$10,
both
last,
31,
ry.
have
payable
28.
dividend
of
27
25
12 7a
of
156,
cents
amount
holders
to
cents
centsf
1942.—V.
12V2
of
like
of
Feb.
extra
an
declared
accumulations
was
each
per
of
that
the
on
record
J 6,
last
the
of
$1.25
25
Net
ry.
—V.
at
as
last
.
The
,
and
15,
31 lA
on
Dividend
cents
Feb.
Nov.
like
the
370,469,054 232,899,215
166,623,094
50,437,954
16,
76,932,583
44,436,[280
26,751,574
23,115,495
SS. Lines—Earnings1942
May 15, Aug.
railway. —
1941
Jan.
stock,
1939
$780,360
$716,463
the
*1,538
*10,792
*184,651
24,551
*11,379
*214,197
1.
railway—
4,079
4,444,995
9,154,459
each
Sept.
15,
regular
stock,
the
on
railway—..
from
Net
*100,441
197,387
391,328
360,920
Net
*
rv.
income...
*103,117
19,574
77,020
139,497
oper.
Deficit.'—V.
157, p.
173.
from
common
40
Year Ended Nov. 30—
paid
155,
$15,
dividend
payable
Feb.
in
15.
of
Operating
revenues
Operation
rv.
—V.
26
declared
the
15
p.
addition
to
the
for
Approp.
repairs..
retirement reserve
(other
Taxes
♦Provision
Provision
than
for
for
income
Federal
State
183,316
...
quarterly
of
40
10,298
107,167
1 0,300
$761,642
$704,702
tax..:
cents
16,
Feb.
operating
income,
income
interest
...
revenues
157
"
2,327
income
Gross
Net
-
Act.
is
$707,02,9
458,163
443,101
$303,636
income
♦Provisions for Federal normal
ended
$761,799
$263,929
deductions
Nov.
No
30,
tax
1942 have been made
provision for Federal
estimated, nq such tax
excess
will be
and
on
surtax
for
the basis
profits
due.—V.
the
of
the
tax has
157,
p.
350.
eleven months
1942
been
Revenue
made
as
it
term
trustees,
Douglas
term
will
was
elected
expire in
Vice-
510.
share.—V, 152,
p.
Bankers Advise
of
4140.
Deposit
17,
early
the
the
stO"k.
However,
decided
to
in
at
the
that
withdraw
board
present
stockholders,
return
of
best
can
voting
that
of
have
stockholder reach and execute
based on the available facts.
the
this
have
the
deposit
we
that
of
the
suggest
you
the
to
company
agreement,
least
you
sign
if
but
and
to
seems
accomplished
be
trust
at
that
as
bv
you
send
his
On
directors
of
in
be
private
depos¬
prefer
one
of
with, which can then be
management at the adjourned annual
been
present
1943.—V.
supplied
157,
261, 351.
p.
each
last,
15,
15
$1.75
to holders
made
were
compared
as
1941,
to
,
per
and
on.
the
with
45
including
"
1941
1«40
1,125,121
3,465,370
1,188,186
1,177,659
627,781
railway-'—
102,275,682
60,442,116
45,660,017
43,571,527
49,949,880
20,702,199
11,834,286
11,414,148
25,672,343
12,981,447
5,637,265
Pacific
revenues
$5,511,134
$3,350,248
2,986,467
2,246,137
1,022,378
1942—12 Mos.—1941
305,099
$51,764,233 $32,839,670
29,633,298
21,663,738
8,600,036
3,252,110
(neti—
66,528
102,879
1,212,189
1,082,452
(net.l__
Cr62,624
Cr70,342
Cr82,396
Cr96,704
rentals
oper.
inc
$1,498,385
$766,475
$12,401,106
$6,938,074
42,821
112,111
492,829
524;700
income
$1,541,206
$878,586
$12,893,935
$7,462,774
6,251
10,352
50,100
55,809
$1,534,955
charges
charges
$368,234
$12,843,835
$7,406,965
317,915
320,323
3,828,594
3,849,264
11,700
11,700
11,700
11,700
—_
income
p.
$1,205,340
$536,211
$9,003,541
$3,546,001
2311.
dividend of
par
during
Nov.
10,
Feb.
The
1930.—V.
1,
similar
A
25.
with
$1
each
previous
156,
p.
payment,, also
2047,
on
$1
174.
p.
the
for
nation's
to
this
over
during
flight
corporation's
December,
all-time
an
New
York-Chicago-San
averaged more
this airway
1942,
high
than
since
was
1,100
estab¬
original transcontinental air mail route in 1920,
figures
just
released
express-mail-freight
disclosed
dividend
interim
stock,
common
Jan.
9.
no
similar
A
since.
The
by
C.
director
Graddick,
P.
of
department.
that
the
average
for
United's
of
10
cents
distribution
previous
per
has
share
Dividend—
been
declared
on
11 to holders of record
on
Jan. 21,
1942; none
value, payable Feb.
par
payment
was
was
made
5
cents
Dec.
on
15, 1941, an initial of 10 cents was paid—V,
Apr.
on
20, 1937, while
157, p. 351.
stockholders
20
cents
per
$25, payable Feb.
1942
were
20 cents;
as
share has
been declared
on
10 to holders of record Feb.
follows:
and Dec. 28,
Feb.
a
10,
15
cents;
Aug.
year-end of 40 cents.
10,
common
of
cumulative
l'/r
stock,
common
preferred
$10;
from
will
be
asked
Capitalization—
(1)
to
ratify
the
action
)3)
$10
stock, par $100, and 139,000 shares of
to approve a change in'the par value of
to $1 per share, the number of shares
(4) to ratify t*e re?t.-tement of the com¬
its subsidiaries at the company's proportionate
as
of Dec, 31, 1942. except that the re¬
statement
of
the
investment in
Compagnie Franchise des Extraits
Tinctoriaux et Tannants is on
the basis of the company's propor¬
tionate share of its
net assets in consolidation with its subsidiaries
as
of Dec. 31, 1939, the date of the last audited statements received
unchanged;
investments in
and
remaining
pany's
their
worth
approved, it is also proposed to ratify the
to the credit of capital surplus the
from the reduction in the company's
and in applying against such capital surplus the deficit bal¬
the earned surplus account.—V. 157, p. 351.
the above proposals are
in applying
of the directors
action
of
capital,
A
net
subsidiary.
that
from
If
of
in
$1,251,000
25
tribution
was
/>onte
&
Foundry
Co.—50-Cent Div.—
50 cents per share has been declared on the common
March 9 to holders of record Feb, 26.
A similar dis¬
made on May 19, Aug. 18 and Nov. 17, last, compared
of
payable
TC
resulting
Engineering
dividend
stock,
cents;
par
stock
common
Payments
The previous
11
directors in
United
the
1.
Feb.
on
writing off the company's investment in the capital
stock of Compagnie Francaise des Extraits Tinctoriaux et Tann«nts on
its books as at Dec. 31, 1942; (2t to approve the reduction in the out¬
standing capitalization by 830 scares of preferred stock. and 183
shares of common stock, (now he'd in the treasury) to 29,170 shares
ance
(John R.) Thompson Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
A
1941.
the common stock,
Jan.
United Distillers of Canada, Ltd.—10-Cent
An
the
of the
1942—Month—1941.
Contingent
stock,
30,
on
record
compared
United Dyewood Corp.—To Reduce
expenses
accruals-
156,
declared
of
last,
entire coastto-coast and Pacific Coast svstem was 1,046 pounds of air mail per
flight and
that the New
York-Chicago-San Francisco average was
1,156 pounds per flight.
Estimating 40 letters to the pound, this
meant
an
average
of
over
46.200
air-mail
envelopes on
each of
United's passenger-cargo mainliners.—V. 157, p. 351.
The
Ry.—Earnings-
deductions
Net
157,
Graddick
Mr.
•
Income avail, for fixed
—V.
10.
RR.—Notes—
carried
per
as
share
Fixed
on
been
holders
Dec.
Dec.
on
has
to
1
on
5,173,418
income—
174.
P.
income
Total
Feb.
made
route
according
$3,875,423
1,419,418
ry.
Misc.
share
per
made
and
was
mail
United's
1939
$4,154,776
rentals
fac.
$2
United Air Lines Transport Corp.—New Record—
per-share
of
1,952,868
income—.
of
was
contracts.—V.
amount
Income
1943,
RR.—Earnings—
1942
charges
Net
Other
share,
lished
cents
dividend
both, payable Feb.
40
Nov.
from
of
$6,198,883
oper,
tax
Net
126,333
of
whose
p.
per
—
matter,
agree,
under
we
payable
1942.
pounds
6,078,085
Operating
Other
333,383
20,
whose
1,
147,969
300,000
taxes..
1,
Air
dividend
a
usual
and
Orleans
Period End. Dec. 31—
856,036
305,792
.
:
board
class
155,
$1
each
that
approval
you
Feb.
S.
railway——
157,
$2,459,557
•
If
dividend
the
304,424
...
taxes)
income
income
.....
Jan.
class
The ICC on Jan. 18 authorized the company to issue not exceeding
$4,100,098 aggregate face amount of promissory notes, in evidence of
but not
in payment for, the unpaid principal on various equipment
1758.
p.
1941
913,154
and
Trustee, etc.
on
the
closing of subscription
distribution of 2,000 shares of
at $341/4 per share.
Concession
opinion
obtain
to
forms
$100,
per
usual
2311.
.
Texas &
Jt.
$2,604,959
....
—
Maintenance
held
in
Vice-President,
was
the
our
the
this
on
in
is
favor
in
Aug.
50
U.
in
March
On
$11,090,989
from
from
Net
Equip,
1942
was
and Dec.
cents;
railway
oper.
ry.
Rv.
Co.—Earnings—
do
distribution
distribu¬
railway-,.
from
Operating
Southern Colorado Power
it
stock
your
meeting
Payments during
quarterly
par
was
quarter
156,
New
&
December—
Gross
7,378,268
from
be
United
Corp.—Secondary Offering—Wertheim
suggest
now
way
proxy
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
Voting Trust—
decision
to
A
Similar
year.
cents
and
Aug.
on
share
Texas
*2,285
income—
formerly
Explosives, Inc.
receive
voted
to
declared
record
Distributions
1.
1942.—V.
Net
*1,599
railway
the
the
Manager.—V.
(no par)
Union Pacific
preferred stock, series A,
stock
per
Gross
1940
*$13,400
agreement
and
company
trustees
of
of
secondary
a
stock
best
iting
15
amounted
From Jan. 1—
$373
December—
no-strike
a
the
Jan. 26 announced the
and
the
Distributions
5.
1942,
last
of
46,356,198
income—
350.
Deatly,
facts
not
stock,
SAC.—Regular Dividend—
t
177,117,783
72,901,113
meeting
General
management.
share on
per
preferred
16,
Feb.
holders
50
1—
oper.
16,
cents;
capital
to
amount.—V.
on
Feb.
common
May. 15,
from
been
record
Nov.
25
declared
of
common
on
1,965,076
150,276,703
and
stockholders
on
the request for the
subsequent developments
of
these
1510.
the
on
special
of
record
Net
ry.
12
p.
have
directors
the
3,444,551
Pacific
H.
individual
Tampa Electric Co.—40-Cent Common Dividend—
1,552,192
railway!
the
providing for voluntary mainte¬
Harris, Harold W. Hoyt, Clarence F. -a
Joseph V. McKee, Robert C. Ream and
trustee
a
and
Francisco
9,696,065
p.
from
holders of
May
1
a
quarterly
income—
Southern
Net
June
March
on
year,
cents
oper.
Net
share has
per
to
156,
share
per
currency
Net
Gross
15
on
directors
cents
3,774,484
railway-——
157,
cents
follows:
cents.—V.
5,269,994
Jan.
from
Feb,
by
156, p. 1510.
Feb.
made
4,004,308
from
Net
to
company's
Ohio,
Rowe.
on
should
cumulative
this issue
on
Arrearages
year.
25
of
as
of
$13,828,983
this
G.
McAneny,
elected
on
advice,
paid, while
disbursed.
615.
p,
Corp.—Accrued
dividend
a
on
made
were
the
time
light
were
payable Feb. 15 to holders of record Feb.
were
18,255,691
open
From
Gross
$39,106,557 $21,578,500 $16,552,272
of
MacBridc, Miller & Co. in a bulletin to stockholders states:
Our bulletin on Dec. 21,
1942, advised that no action be taken
Distribution—
dividend
extras
Feb.
on
extra
an
quarterly
27,
Aug.
paid
were
railway.—..—.
from
Net
railway—;
1939
1940
retroactive
Wooster,
1783.
p.
elected
Duncan
organization
Triumph
p.47.
par
Nov.
and
of
to members of NASD
*239,503
Furniture
the
dividend
on
1941
1942
and
change in the existing vacation plan
167,915
417,611
Swift International Co.,
;;
Company
2311.
p.
.
par
share
December—
W.
was
books
1,647,228
884,452
income—
1941
outstanding debt; or other
on
George
common
57,437,301
rents (net
76,844,995
hour,
an
employees
between
156,
were
Trico Products
&
472,748,816 297,786,326
1,924,666
156,
Union Street Ry., New Bedford, Mass.—$2 Dividend—
93,800,697
21,428,925
14,204,324
730,148
oper.—
accruals-—8,631,813
in
the
1945.
18,652
cents each
The
from
rev.
26,
22.
check-off
a
meeting
expire
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—25-Cent Dividend—
203,985,627
tax
25,
Dec.
and
CIO.
for
named
1939
29
Nov.
16,
Ry, operating expenses.
Net
annual
following
At
$137,910
$2.50 per share.—V.
$
$
on
Feb.
per
Ry.—Earnings—
3,703
tions
27,763,983
Jan.
that clauses
and
share
record
15
of
1942.—V.
cents
17,000
contract
request
15,
Columbus
on
cents
Dec.
by
Gibbons
Aug.
1940
stock, payable
50.197,919
Ry.
Board
25
15,
Co.—Wage Increase—
5'/2
the
question, it stated,—V.
At
5.
$139,179
par value,
no
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$
$
-
.
of
of
hoi 'ers
to
Sept.
Mar.
Gambrinus,
the
on
11,224
directors
of 62'/2
operating revenues.
Ry.
15
15,
on
to
also ordered
dividend
a
Mar.
June
cents
increase
Labor
Union's
Frederick
share
per
holders of record Feb.
to
1941
have
account
System
1942—Month—1941
War
William
Struthers-Wells-Titusville
A
Period End. Dec. 31—
*8542,448
on
granted
Canton,
Lamont,
$158,191
regular
extra
No
1942.
Transportation
$151,406
Title Guarantee & Trust Co., N. Y.—New
East
1942
16.
,
of
*$65,545
the Board.
No determination was made in
respect to the
daily wage guarantee requested by the Union, but the parties
were
instructed to negotiate on this issue.
If not settled within 60
days, the Board will entertain a petition for Board determination of
extension
new
103,334
directors
May
on
December $87,189 bonds of the Central Pacific Ry. 4%
loan of 1911, due Mar. 1.1, 1946, were released from pledge
collateral A under the 334% secured bonds due July 1, 1946.
^j
Total
principal amount of released bonds converted into U. S.
currency amounted to. $8,415,918 and are now held in treasury of the
Earnings
50
of
The
the
because
1158.
p.
and
Feb.
During
.
1,419,083
declared
§teelworkers of America,
173.
p.
dividend
a
were
railway
common
European
-
with
wage
The Board
as
Southern Pacific Co.
1,213,768
payable
paid
of Stock under
record
1949,
242,607
holding company.
a
take
exempt from the
Hope
Gas.—V.
cents
156,
Storkline
reducing the outstanding total from $34,100,125 at the begin¬
ning of the year to $30,883,125 at the end of
have
membership
incorporated into the
to
Act
extension
registration
a
Standard
become
the
are
20
oper.
The
snare
reports,
company
bonds
in
nance
the
year
115,963
$876 635
<ry.
were
was
National
the
for
$265,837
from
from
ry,
Southern Pacific Co.—Bond Retirement, Etc.—
During
109.316
$1,365,174
199.077
stock,
general
1942,
plants
157, p. 350.
railway—
railway.—'..
♦Deficit.
Payments during 1942 were as follows: Feb. 28, 75 cents;
May 29, SI; and Sept. 1 and Nov. 30, 75 cents each.—V. 155, p. 1685.
retired,
19.004
Timken Roller Bearing
1943,
23,
directors
amounts
A
extension
under
companies.
granted
stock, par $1, payable Feb.
oper.
Net
15.
4Central
$760,675
net
loss
or
last, compared
From Jan. 1—
common
of
$1,255,859
$177,061
busl
common
Like
Exemption—
six-month
comes
four gas
SEC
from
Net
holders
942.370
$158,058
Thompson Products, Inc.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
15,
companies
160.750,000
increase of
granted
formed
and
of
from
Gross
per
5.875 724
1,091,321
18,248
...
combined
and
operating
(N. J.)—SEG
that
effort to
an
Gas
Net
194.
p,
6,356 498
159,663
$44,572
deductions
Total
Co.—Weekly Output—
utility
an
December—
per
Like
8.
155,
the
on
cents
to
1
initial
1519.
p.
compared
as
holdings in
was
last.—V.
Gross
pence
$7,578 769
1,022.622
$243,648
income—
gross
President
Dividend
year.—V.
75
accrued
system
year,
22
time
directors
share
have
an
all
Staten Island Rapid Transit
payable March 5 td holders of record Feb. 15.
Like
p*id
on
March
5, May
25,
Aug.
25 and Nov.
25,
157, p. 261.
directors
Co.
Natural Gas Co.
common
15,
•
South Bend Lathe Works—75-Cent Dividend—
The
Total
4.
same
Payments
Midwest
6
payable
share has been declared
per
and
15
respectively.
Pay¬
of $1.50; and
5,
16,
155,
April
Standard Silica Corp.—To Pay Smaller Dividend—
Sound view Pulp Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
A
Oct.
March
public
Co.
Jan.
concerns
Natural
Chicago—Successor
par
July
Aug.
the
The
interim, dividend
an
the
Electric
$83,000,000
solidated
declared,!
been
Transport & Trading Co., Ltd.—2Vi>%
directors
<2,a>>">
payable
income
non-oper.
Total
will
Company to Pay Liquidating Dividend—See
Vessel Corp. Above—V. 147, p. 2255.
share
Total
$1.50
.
has
$8,703 678
minimum
1.
of
and
the
on
denied
the
Sensibar
5
each
$1
covered
1942.—V.
of
Oil
has
panies in
share
per
$225,401
income
oper.
ruled
These
initial
&
SEC.on
Consolidated
172.
Senator-Rouyn, Ltd.—Initial Dividend-?-
1942—6 Mos.—1941
178.779
being subject to the Public Utility Holding Company Act.
At
•
An
Gas
SEC
.
runs
each
$85.06. for
April
follows:
of
value,
par
no
payment
177,839.000 kwh,
The
principal
of
Operations i
1,120.889
The
of
sale will
be
having the
account
on
the
$1,000 principal amount of notes.—V. 157, p.
the
of
Line
Air
Bus
1942—Month—1941
$1,340,343
company from
Virginia
proceedings
of
proceeds
Seaboard
record
corresponding week last
'
•
taxes
the
attached
coupons
interest.
of
stock,
as
latter
output
Standard
j
transfer
of
holders
to
of
$11,256,844
company
accordance
District
receivership
Railway and
$1,525,069
with
-The
.
Standard
in
made
was
Eastern
the
in
Line Fly.
Air
After
1,
has sold
1931,
1,
notes.
Seaboard-AU
U.
distributed
and
Line
Feb.
provisions of the trust agreement and pursuant to authoriza¬
the
order
an
Feb.
Air
the
due
A,
of
were
The
Electric
receivers of
Seaboard
84,000,000 of Seaboard-All Florida R". first mortgage 6'M
gold bonds at a price of $160 flat per $1,000 principal amount of such
bonds.
The bonds had been pledged under the trust agreement
of
series
notes,
year
dividends
two
Standard Gas & Electric
Seaboard Air Line By.—Noteholders Receive Payment
Chemical
operating
Total operating expenses
Total taxes
spring catalog comprises 490 pages against 540 a
approximately a Y2"r
drop in the number of listed
has
permanently
adopted the 30-day charge
account
which
was
introduced
experimentally several months ago.
Spiegel customers can now buy for cash, cnarge account or on t.me.
There is no carrying
charge and no down payment on 30-day charges.
—V. 157, p. 173.
1421.
p.
$17,093,507
156,
Corp.—Earnings—
revenue
company's
ago
items,
dividend of 30 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock", nar $10, payable Feb. 15 to holders of record Feb, 5.
Payments
during 1942 were as follows: ' Feb. 14, 40 cents, and May 15, Aug. 15
cents
preferred
holders
to
declared
including Oct. 31,
year
A
20
have
first
$3.
The
14.
)
Period End Dec. 31—
1943—3 Wks.—1942
$4,044,283
1937.—V.
1
,
Nov.
1943—Week—1942
16,
Aug.
on
Spiegel, Inc.—Spring Catalog Ready—
Scotten, Dillon Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
and
Ohio
&
56,702 shares have
Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Two Preferred Divs.
last
1,
May
the first since June of 1931.—V. 157, p. 260.
16, last year,
into
share made
per
A
16
Feb.
on
Railway-Mobile
divided
cents
Third Avenue Transit
first
Total
$6,088,274
directors
cumulative
usual
the
and
value,
par
no
Southern
were
Branch
12'/a
157, p. 350.
(A. G.)
quarterly dividend
per share on the $2 participating preferred stock, no par
payable Feb. 15 to holders of record Feb. 5.
Distribu¬
cents
value,
Jart.
on
common
$16,239,000
$30,000,000.
Aiken
was
2231.
p.
mortgage
4s
to
from $20,000,000,
to
and
which
distribution
general
shares.-
earnings
The
Schumacher Wall Board Corp.—20-Cent
48,935
6s,
from
$500,
certificates
to
the
the
479
Total
437.
p.
reduced
were
trust
reduced
Period End. Jan, 21—
mortgage 4*>
serial bonds dated
redemption as of Feb. 1. 1943, at
refunding
called
been
reduced
$61,333,000;
to $22,823,000
6'/as
stock
been
1942
from
mortgage 4S
4','r
during
company
$54,247,000
1613.
156, p.
St.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Southern Ry.—Reduces Indebtedness—
1
the common stock,
payable Feb. 2 to holders of record Jap. 26.
Payments during 1942
were as follows:
Feb. 3, May 5 and Aug. 4, $2 each, and Nov. 3, $1.50.
dividend
A
COMMERCIAL <Sr
nn
roh
1040 -.-V
1^*7
tl
.
^
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
share has been declared on account of
accumulations on the $7 cumulative non-voting preferred stock, no par
value, payable March 1 to holders of record Feb. 8.
Similar payments
were made
on
this issue oil Sept. 1 and Dec. 1, last, while in each
A
dividend
the
of
$2.75
of
preceding quarters
made.—V. 157, p. 262.
of
distributions
$2.25
share
per
4th Quarter
were
Total
on the
15
common
Weekly Power Production—
ended
23,
Jan.
157.
for
16.8%
or
the
week last
corresponding
directors
Feb.
the
on
The
2.
declared
have
last
regular
share was made on this issue on Jan, 5,
Feb.
On
,$1.50
share
per
Feb.
of $1 on
last
25*
the
year,
25, 1941.—V.
States Pipe
United
stock,
1783.
156, p.
26,718
contingencies
& Foundry Co.
—
7,000,000
11,500,000
1,764,333
1,486,125
Cr6,200,000
36,414,500
25,646,452
6,304,919
20,331,427
—
—
ical & Dye
Pays $99.65 a
Surplus
Earnings per share
common stock
1942, paid $5,431,299 to the Allied Chem¬
latter's holdings of 54,500 shares of Sloss-
18,
for the
Corp.
Steel
&
Iron
Co.
common
6,304,919
6,304,919
stock,
indicate
would
This
5,323,256
17,755,080
22,530,363
$1.61
10,638,281
$3.04
$2,59
of
'
$2.23
and local taxes.
from three banks and issued notes bearing inter¬
est at 2%
per annum.
Of this total, $3,000,000 was borrowed from
the National City Bank of New
York, $1,000,000 from the Central
Hanover Bank & Trust Co. and $1,000,000 from the Pennsylvania Co.
for Insurances on Lives and Granting
Annuities, Philadelphia.
The
and
$500,000 each on Dec. 18, 1943, 1944, 1945 and 1946,
$3,000,000 on Dec. 18, 1947.—V. 157, p. 48.
United Wall Paper Factories,
1942
Operating results
State, social security tax, etc,
—
Brewer
Mr.
and will
will
act
liaison between
as
1941
...
459,167,592
—
72,491,237
1940
company's several plants
1063.
72,796,332
,59,119,204
15.
Pay¬
25 cents
each, and Sept. 1 and Dec. 1, 10 cents each.—V. 156, p. 1696.
Net
.
made
at
April
on
Jan.
1, July
1943,
1,
preferred
cumulative
holders
to
11
8%
the
on
March
V.
declared
dividend Of $2 per share has been
lations
record
of
March
1.
reported
to
$51
Arrearages as
per
share.—
156, p. 88.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Report
Reporting the earnings of the corporation for the fourth quarter of
Irving S. Olds, Chairman, announced that the directors had on
Jan.
26 declared the quarterly dividend of $1.75
per share on the
1942,
and
Feb. 20 to stockholders of record Jan. 29,
share on the common stock, payable March 20
payable
stock,
dividend of $1 per
a
Ip holders of record Feb. 19.
Net income for the fourth
quarter
amounted
to
$25,646,452.
after
taking into account tax liability, increased wage and salary payments,
additional
and various year-end adjustments.
A
liability of the corporation for the full
year 1942 on the basis of the Revenue Act of 1942, enacted on Oct. 21,
1942, resulted in a Federal tax credit of $6,200,000 for the fourth
quarter* after allowance for the post-war excess profits credit realized
through the retirement of debt since Sept. 1, 1942,
The
wage
and salary adjustments effected during such quarter
totaled approximately $2,000,000, of which approximately $700,000 is
revised
pension .provisions,
applicable
to
retroactive
had
cases
of
estimate
tax
fourth
the
increases
wage
not
the
been
quarter.
Th£se adjustments: embrace the "
with respect to certain subsidiaries whose
determined by
the
War Labor Board at Sept.
30,
1942, together with commensurate increases later voluntarily made by
these subsidiaries to salaried employees in the lower brackets,
The
total
increase
in
wages
the fourth quarter of
sales
and
salaries applicable
to
all
subsidiaries for
1942, resulting from the various retroactive wage
ordered by the War Labor Board and from the salary in¬
voluntarily made to salaried employees in the lower brackets
as
a consequence of
such orders, was approximately $6,700,000.
The
total increase of this character for the year 1942 was approximately
$22,600,000.
Payment was made in the fourth quarter to the Pension Fund trustee
of an additional $16,500,000 toward the cost of pensions to employees
on the basis of
service prior to Jan. 1, 1940, or for incapacity, who
may hereafter be retired under the Pension Plan.
A reserve of $7,090,000 to provide for contingencies attaching to the
increases
present high rate of operations and other unusual conditions was set
up
in the fourth quarter, making a total contingencies reserve of
$25,000,000 for 1942, the same amount as was set up for this purpose
in
Steel has been asked by the Government* pursuant to law, to
renegotiate the prices under certain contracts for products used in the
No such renegotiation has yet been concluded,
and, because of the uncertainties involved, it is impossible to .estimate
at this time the effect of such renegotiation upon the financial results
prosecution of the war.
fourth
quarter's
net
income,
earnings per share
taxes, together with
of the 12 months of 1942 and 1941, follow:
stock, shipments and provision for
for
a
common
1941
Earns, per share for com. stock
Shipments of finished steel prod¬
ucts (net tons)
5,302,681
Per
cent
capacity.
102.5
Provisioii for taxes:
State'& local & social security $18,348,480
Fed. income & excess profits.. 06,200,000
__
Total taxes
$10.45
21,064,157
102.6
$72,491,237
155,400,000
$72,802,574
118,700,000
31,
after deducting the current dividend declarations, were $524,169,589, compared with $518,669,417 at Sept. 30, 1942, and with $495 31,
1941.
The total capital
outlays during the 12 months of 1942 for additions
of properties, plus mine stripping
expense, were
approximately $120,200,000.
On Dec. 31, 1942, unexpended balances on
all authorizations for property additions and
replacements, plus mine
stripping expense, amounted to approximately $136,000,000.
There Was retired during the year a total of approximately
$41 400,000 Of long-term debt of the corporation and its subsidiaries.
Of
this
total
$30,000,000 represented United States Steel Corp. serial
debentures called during the year in addition to normal
retirements.
The total long-term debt outstanding at Dec. 31. 1942. was
$151,900,000.
Shipments of 21,064,157 net tons of finished steel products during
the year 1942 established a new high record for the
corporation and
were 3.2 %
more than the previous high record
year of 1941.
to
and
betterments
34,813,008
34,813,008
55,986,834
276,515
3,350,433
$5,909,148
3,354,794
$4,162,230
$2,554,354
the
the
on
basis
of
current
used
method
cost
average
of
costs
prior
to
1,
to
this
ry.
stock
Dec.
from
Wilmer & Vincent Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended
Dividends
Interest
received
each.—V.
cents
157,
.
20 cents;
1,
16 and Aug.
and-April
8,972
1,121
1,062
....
received
—
—
Administrative
on
and
$420,300
—
general expenses——
1
;
profit
9,069
24,462
10,456
......
Federal and State income taxes...
$220,033
128,635
,
132,374
CM5.384
retirement of indebtedness—
Minority share of profits.
Net
1,627
1,250
Total income
Gain
*
88,828
—
$204,025
$57,866
The corporation's proportionate share of the net income
non-consolidated subsidiary companies (50%) owned for the
—
Notes—(1)
of
the
fiscal
1942 and
years
1941 amounted
to
and
$12,818
$13,595,
respec¬
tively.
(2) Earnings on the 100,088 no par shares of common stock amounted
to
$1.94 per share
in 1942.
.
.
Consolidated Balance Sheet, July 31, 1912
Assets—Cash
banks
in
ment of admissions taxes
$12,500;
1,
rents
receivable
and
on
hand,
cash held
$296,193;
for pay¬
(contra), $31,597; notes receivable (secured),
and other current assets, $7,630; cash sur¬
render value of life insurance policies (less loans of $32,472), $51,996;
advances to non-consolidated subsidiary and affili¬
262.
p.
1941
$208,372
7,128
1942
realty operations
*
Miscellaneous income
A dividend of 20 cents per share has been declared on the common
stock, payable Feb. 1 to holders of record Jan. 15.
Payments during
25
$410,801
July 31—
theatre and
Income from
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.—20-Cent Dividend—
Feb.
16,683,980
3.691,225
1,674,430.
13.137%, were
or
1942, an Increase of 14,443 shares from the
investors' holdings of common
follows:
2,646,040
production* of intricate Navy powder and projectile hoists, which
the firepower of fighting ships, exceeded by 33%
the total
specified up to Jan. 1 in the contract held by this corporation, it was
announced on Jan. 28 by Joseph W. Frazer, President, coincident with
the award to the company of the Army-Navy E.
As a result, Mr* Frazer said that his firm had been able to turn
out scores of these highly precisioned hoists since it started produce
tion some 14 months ago.—V. 157, p. 352.
Steel common Dec, 31, 1942, amounted to
489,962 shares, or 5.630%, of the issue, compared with 492,050 shares,
or 5.654%, held Sept. 30, 1942.
Of the preferred stock, 56,565 shares,
or
1.570%, were owned abroad Dec. 31, 1942, against 55,808 shares,
or 1.549%, so held Sept. 30, 1942.—V, 157, p. 175.
as
p.
7,331,658
4,223,986
increase
holdings " of
were
400,867
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Output of Shell Hoists
Ahead of Schedule-
shares, or 31.216%, Sept. 30, 1942.
1942
157,
38,537,321
16,109.884
9,108,052
48.
for Navy
stock Dec. 31, 1942,
were
1,211,578 shares, or 13.921%, compared with 1,230,476 shares,
01*
14.138%, Sept. 30, 1942.
Investors' holdings of preferred stock
Dec. 31,
1942, were 1,117,026 shares, or 31.004%, against 1,124,671
Foreign
18,489,801
4,845,696
304,435
128,833
1941.-
standing issue, on Dec. 31, 1942, compared with 3,143,968 shares, or
87.264%, held by them Sept. 30, 1942.
New York State brokers* holdings of common stock Dec. 31,
1942,
were 1,954,649 shares, or 22.459%, against 1,923,664 shares, or 22.103%,
Sept. 30, 1942.
Brokers' holdings of preferred stock were 380,115
sharee, or 10.551%, Dec, 31, 1942, compared with 380,598 shares, or
10.564%, Sept. 30, 1942.
State
24,089,163
1939
$1,351,664
27 declared a dividend of $1 per share on the
stock.'par $50. and on the 7% cumulative and participating :
stock, par $50, both pkyable Feb. 26 to holders of record
Feb,
9.
Payments on
these issues during
1942
were
as
follows:
March 4 and May 29, $1 each; Aug. 28 and Nov, 30, 75 cents each,
and Dec, 22, 50 cents.—V. 157, p, 264.
458,843 shares, or 12.736%, held Sept; 30, 1942.
Investors' holdings
of preferred amounted to 3,129,525 shares, or 86.863%, of the out¬
York
$1,734,238
596,655
preferred
31,
75.118 %&, Sept, 30, 1942.
Of the preferred stock outstanding, 473,286 shares,
New
*567,311
oper. income
$2,384,101
365,381
*18,224
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—$1 Dividends—
outstanding
Dec.
31, 1942,
while preferred stock totaled 3,602,811
outstanding
1,174,434
; 1940
1941
:
$3,962,744
The directors on Jan.
corporation
8,703,252 shares,
common
Mass.
common
-
the
1942
*Deficit.—V.
Holdings, Ete,~r
of
Payment
trustee, Springfield,
RR.—Earnings—
from
railway..—
Net from railway——
Net ry. oper. income—
inventories,
Jan..
Called—
of Mar. 1, 1943, a total
6% bonds due Mar. 1,
will be made at the Springfield
as
mortgage
From Jan. 1—
42,148,636
$8.84
$10.45
corporate
railway..—
from railway
34,813,008
12,109,511
$5.39
......
calculated
are
of
investments in and
ated
Vultee
Aircraft,
Inc.—To
companies, $304,082; notes receivable (secured), $69,448; land
(including appreciation of $944,439), $1,949,937;, buildings, leasehold
construction, improvements and equipment (less reserves of $1,842,858
for depreciation and amortization), $1,897,856; cash and securities held
by trustee, etc., $55,091; miscellaneous accounts and notes receivable
and investments, $13,755; prepaid expenses and deferred charges, $75,-
Consolidated
with
Merge
company,—V. 156, p. 2312.
Aircraft Corp.—See latter
Bonds—
Warren Brothers Co.—Interest on B
451; goodwill, $1;
Security Dealers, Inc., has received a letter
from Crafts & Cain/attorneys for Warren Brothers Co. which reads
as follows:
"The interest due under the collateral trust indenture on
National
Warren
Association
Brothers
of
the
time."—V.
of
Co.
series
record
157, p. 352.
bonds
B
Jan.
31,
will
.
.
.?
■
,
.
The
company
addition
were
on
to
Jan.
the
stock,
common
disbursed on
28
usual
both
paid
annual
holders
extra
dividend
an
dividend
of
$3
Jan.
Jan. 26, 1942.—V. 152, p. 440,
to
of
record
of $6 per share
share on the
Like amounts
per
22,
addition
have declared
the
an
extra dividend
Dividend—
of 10 cents per share
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share,
both payable Feb. 1 to stockholders of record Jan. 19.
Like amounts
have been paid each quarter since and including Aug. 1, 1940.—V. 156,
p. 1512.
in
West
to
Indies
regular
Sugar
Corp.
—
Revises
Common
Share
Offering—
value
offered
common
under this
its registration
of shares of $1
stock registered to 27,028.
Of the stock to be
registration, 10,028 shares are held by the City
Company of New York, Inc., in dissolution, and 17,000
National City Bank of New York.—V. 156, p. 2312,
West Texas Utilities Co.—To Buy
shares by the
Pecos Valley Power
Holdings^—
A
ities
(Al&n) Wood Steel Co.—Meeting Date Changed—
The
stockholders
voted to change the date of the annual meeting
Wednesday of February to. the third Wednesday of
stated that in earlier years the auditors were
often pressed to get out financial reports in time for distribution at
the annual meeting and that this year the auditors are not
only faced
with the shortage of manpower but that by the recent change in the
proxy rules of the Securities & Exchange Commission, the company
the
March.
must
second
The
send
company
the financial statements
in
advance
of,
or
with
the
Truck &
Coach
Mfg. Co.
—
Offer Made for
Company's Assets—See General Motors Corp, above.
Declares
The
Regular Dividends—
directors
share on the
7%
on
Jan.
27
declared
a
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per
cumulative preferred stock and dividends
per share
able April
each
made cn the common
of
on
were
1
Middle
the
and class B
stocks
on
Jan.
West
change Commission,
York County Gas
cents
pay¬
cents
2, April l
July 1, Oct. l and Dec. 26, last year.—V. 156, p. 2144.
the company to purchase all the outstanding secur¬
Valley Power and Light Co., a subsidiary of the
Corp., was approved Jan. 25 by the Securities and Ex¬
Pecos
25
the common stock and on the class B stock, all
to holders of record March 11,
Distributions of 25
proposal by
of
proxy
statements, which are usually sent at least 10 days prior to the annual
meeting.
It was therefore thought advisable to move the annual meet¬
ing to March 17.—V. 156, p. 2232.
Yellow
The corporation on Jan. 23 filed an amendment to
statement with the SEC in which it revises the number
par
subsidiary company, $108,436; $2 cumulative preferred stock (4,894 no
par shares), $97,880; common stock (100,088 no par shares), $1,033,220;
appraisal surplus, $5,865; capital surplus, $577,592; earned surplus.
$294,336; total, $4,765,536.—V. 155, p. 271.
from
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.—Extra
$4,765,536.
payable, $32,093; accounts payable, $34,649; admis¬
Federal and State income taxes,
$38,855; long-term debt due within one year, $248,623; accrued liabili¬
ties, $99,493; long-term debt (less amounts due within one year).
$1,830,225; reserve for contingencies, $282,674; minority interest in
be
I .am
1943.
total,
Liabilities—Notes
sions taxes payable (contra), $31,597;
paid on Feb, 1, 1943, to
advised that the trustee
necessary funds to pay this interest on deposit at the present
bondholders
The directors
1942,
at Dec.
$5,795,020
114,128
$115,591
t
refunding
interest,
105 and
Bank,
and
Net
116,019,518 102,181,321
25,219,676
25,219,677
102.3
Net current assets of the corporation and its subsidiaries at Dec.
794.296
25,219,676
in brokers' names Dec. 31,
20,416,604
$12,148,480 $227,891,237 $191,502,574
—
$7,5i2,663
$538,688
called for redemption
first
Net
1942, 2,214,777, or
25.448%, were in brokers' names, representing an increase of 49,260
shares over the 2,165,517 shares, or 24.882%,
held by brokers on
Sept. 30, 1942,
Investors' common stockholdings Dec. 31, 1942, were
6,488,475 shares,
or
74.552%,
compared with 6,537,735 shares, or
in
$72,142,195 $116,171,075
$5.39
72,142,195
...
shares.
12 Months
1942
$25,646,452
$2.23
:
.
December—
Gross
13,638,150
26,175,000
(Raphael) Weill & Co.—Extra Dividend—
12 Months
1942
income
6,031,883
comparison
4th Quarter
Net
6,152,934
......
dividends
amounted
has
'
the corporation.
The
$392,106
275,854
Western Pacific
...
profits taxes 155,400,000 118,700,000
excess
Common?: stock
1941.
U. S.
of
&
Foreign
creases
■Vv-
25,000,000
bonds, mortgages, etc
dividends
instead
Of
United States Steel
preferred
25,000,000
at
National
fourth quarter and the 12
of certain materials, work
in-process and finished goods of certain subsidiaries, the "last-in,
first-out" inventory method is being applied,, which means that costs
stock, par $100, payable
Similar distributions were
amount
to
>200,815
$814,542
.......
——
of
$104,800
1959,
71,168,471
Note—In ascertaining the profits for the
months of 1942 with respect to inventories
of accumu¬
on account
1, Oct. 1 and Dec. 23, last year.
were
contingencies..
profit
Preferred
of
Upressit Metal Cap Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
A
95,815,089
123,571,107
—..
Earnings per share of common stock
par
ments
12,718
.17,205.
...
There have been
386,676,355 363,074,088 220,946,865
....
etc.
Surplus
$8, payable March 1 to holders of record Feb.
during 1942 were as follows:
March 2 and June 1,
stock,
....—.
depletion,
for
income
Fed.
Common
10 cents per share has been declared on the common
Of
$7,311,848
Western Massachusetts Theatres, Inc.—Bonds
435,870,420 280,066,069
Operating profit
263,105,248 267,258,999 149,778,394
Net loss sale capital assets, etc....
4,410,119
1,507,598 Crl,035,395
Patent litigation expense, less res.
—>
1,850,000
Expense of future pensions
.....
...
6,969,318
Interest on
of Newark, N. J.—Div.—
Universal Insurance Co.
dividend
the
$379,388
ICC on Jan. 13 issued a certificate permitting abandonment
by the company of that part of the Huttonsville branch extending from
a point between Dailey and Steiner to the end of the line at Huttorisville, approximately 7.58 miles, in Randolph County, W. Va.—V. 157,
p. 176.
81
Gross
burden, it was announced.—V. 156, p.
A
Inc.—New Official—
President of a large portion of his present heavy
the
relieve
402,981
,
Drl2,503__Drl73,374__Drl52,313
$797,337
Abandonment—
of
Net, earnings
Depreciation,
Provisions
appointed executive assistant to Wil¬
been
Brewer has
liam H. Yates, President,
V,
54,993
2,525,228
The
tProfit.
borrowed $5,000,000
Edward
$5,499,909
447,424
*Operating expenses Include account amortization of defense projects:
of December,
1942, $86,951; December, 1941, $117,435; 12
months ended December, 1942, $933,074; December, 1941, $479,589.-
—
Preliminary Consolidated Income Account for Year Ended Dec.
(Company and Subsidiaries)
an
of $99.65 a share paid by the Pipe company for the
54,500 Sloss-Sheffield common shares.
It was further disclosed in a report by the Pipe company to the SEC,
that in order to finance the purchase of these shares the-company
notes mature
charges
$7,082,241
Drll,555
—
—
Net, income
$8,025,137
$355,821
36,070
$753,899
income.
income
14,784,973
$561,049 $11,483,040
205,228
4,400,799
V
•
8,703,252
(net)
oper.
19,156,610
1,444,838
•.
Month
price
average
28,835,282
.
6,304,919
8,703,252
8,703,252
.
32,763,251
—
income
Gross
Fixed
profit
rents
ry.
Other
7,346,651
•
..
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$2,005,887 $30,639,650 $22,810,110
$1,060,698
306,799
Net
2,315,028
-
profits taxes
1,659,166
facil.
Jt.
4,247,835
1942—Month—1941
expenses^.
Operating income,.,.
Equipment
rents......
6,969,318
.
*After expenses and Federal, State
Sheffield
■
$2,719,864
revenues
Taxes
pen-
......
dividends
y-
operating revenue
Net
31,177,028
Preferred
1960.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1550,303
Common dividends
156,
"•Operating
'
•
,
mortgage bonds held by
publicly held income debentures at 15.
The 3,582.66 shares of
stock outstanding of Pecos Valley will be bought in at $1 a
Operating
70,165,562 *48,801,947
19,388,810
17,624,919
50,776,752
Net
paid a special dividend of
as Compared with a special*,
Share for Sloss-Sheffield Stock—Bank Loans—
The company on Dec.
15,201,482
t263,610
on
Fed.
-
1943.
company
the "common
on
cents per
of record
cents per
a
special dividend of 62Va
payable Feb. 25 to holders
quarterly distribution of 62%
stock,
common
19,199,041
bonds, mtgs., etc.
income and excess
Int,
the first
85,367,044
69,468,442
for
In
buy
the
Share.—V.
4,262,642
Prov.
■
>
will
public in the principal amount of $963,000 at 76, the same price
will pay for Middle West's holdings in these bonds, and $358,000
common
32,473,427
sions
The
$
70,425,059 105,118,855
37,951,632 35,650,413
assets, etc.
Expense of future
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—Special Dividend—
share
$
18,348,480
earnings
Operating profit
on sale
of capital
351.
p.
$
Loss
year.—
"
v •
$313.b0G
its
contribute $369,500
shares of common stock
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Deprec., depletion,'etc..
*
%
Utilities
Texas
sell
to West Texas Util¬
it
1939
Net
companies for the week
135,711,065 kwh., an increase of
to
over
1940
88,773,539 124,317,896
will
Corp.
of
1941
tax, etc.
system
UGI
the
amounted
1943,
kwh.,
19,492,130
V.
output
electric
The
West
(Company and Subsidiaries)
1942
Operating results
social
security
the Middle West
the
State,
on
share in each of the three preceding quarters.
per
-
$
March 31 to holders of record Feb. 26.
Like amounts
June 30, Sept. 30 and Dec. 23, last, compared with
cents each on March 31, 1942, and on Dec. 23, 1941, and 20 cents
paid
without'cost.
339,751
335,866
304,248
..$202,071,992 $735,981,326 $601,117,053
3 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
stock, payable
were
,1941
Consolidated Income Account
of 10 cents per share has been declared
dividend
payroll
plan,
principal amount of debentures and 3,892.34
12 Months
1942
Average number of employees....
United Gas Improvement Co.—10-Cent Dividend—
A
12 Months
1942
of the
part
principal of first mortgage bonds of Pecos Valley
ities, an indirect subsidiary, for $237,880,
and
parison of the 12 months of 1942 and 1941 follow:.
per
12
As
Employment and payrolls for the 12 months of 1942 were all-time
highs.
Labor statistics for the fourth quarter of 1942 and a com¬
Preferred Dividend—
United Gas Corp.—$2.75
Monday* February 1, 1943
Co.—Redemption of Bonds-
See, Pennsylvania Gas, & Electric Co. above.—V. 156, p. 704,
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