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Beg. U. 8. Pat.
Volume
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Number 4044
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February 10, 1942
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Price 60 Cents
disregarded In the day's range, unless they
are
U. S. Government Securities
we
Corporation
furnish
bonds
coupon
in
are the
only transactions of the day.
the New York Stock
on
daily record of the transactions
a
Treasury, Home Owners' Loan
and
Figures after decimal point represent
one
or
No account Is taken of seek sales
In
computing
the
for
range
the
year.
Exchange
Federal
Farm
Mortgage
the New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
on
Exchange
WEEKLY2.§YEARLY M&§l§aaM YvY
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NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery mien
Below
Copy
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Stock and Bond Sales ?«» New York Stock
DAILY
a
Also In This Issue
32d of a point.
more
1
Dally Record of U. S. Bond Pri es Jan. 31
Feb. 2
High
4MB. 1947-52
Feb. 3
K
115
Low.
'
'
115
Close
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Vy-
"m J, Y
—
115
-
m
Total sales in $1,000 units...
5
High
4s. 1944-64
-v*
-
19
■
108.22
i.
Low.
;*
,
.
I Close
-
SX'wiw
>
2Mb, 1952-54
m
m
104.5
'-v..
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-
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„
103.29
.
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Close
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^
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Low.
.
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.
vl
.
^
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■«•
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a
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100.17
100.16
100.17
6
7
10
4
11
3
'
.
104.15
Total sales in $1,000 units...
5 fX- y
v
•
:•
•
:\\£ZZP-
2s. 1947
■
■
y
*11
Stocks,
f'.-.
-1
■
Week Ended
Close
:■
'
Feb. 6, 1942
Total sales in $1,000 units...
v
.
rnmmJ
•
...1
(High
2s, March 194S-1950
-
-
101.17
101.17
(Close
101.17
Total sales <n $1,000 units..
7
....
(High
2s. Dec. 1948-50
•JV-Y;
High
I.OW.
rv:.
'} :rvv
107.30
Tefal sales in $1,000 M«ff*—.
i
*'
Low.
.
.
...^
w
^
.
:
m
m
m
."'V'v
High
Y.
100.8
109,12
109~6~
%
.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
101.12
109.6
109.6
3
1
*1
High
Low.
•
Low.
107.24
3
..
High
108.18
Total salts in $1,000 units...
Below
104.24
stocks an-t
^
2Mb, 1942-47
I
as
104.23
104.23
104.21
(Close
..V.-
....
104.23
104.21
3
5
;
105.19
High
i
Close
J-.
106.17
f
105.20
m
•
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I
■
106.17
:
-5
•Odd-lot sales.
»
a. .
....
..
Close
....
-
f;
v
10
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
trials
roads
Stocks
trials
Rails
Ralls
ties
Bonds
Close
>
109.11
Jan. 31.
28.21
Note—-The
bonds.
TVcdnesday
per share
$
t
above
table
includes
only
Transactions in registered bonds
of
*35
40.
48
*35
*46*8
6%
.
48
634
*19
211
11%
*11
2%
*93
'4
2%
100
su
5%
5%
15
35%
80
21
lltj
3534
*%«
*64
2!2
*89
si«
5t2
3534
'
15
5%
*14
4784
67g
20'2
*iii8
20%
m4
35*8
3534
t4
80
'4
*66
2I2
100
*"aj
5%
5%
*46%
684
7
*19
*11
35%
'4
.!;
2-%
*89
%
5%
538
16
23s
100
»«
5t2
5t4
*14%
'*47%
678
*10S4
*11%
3534
'4
70
»
5%
5'i
16
For footnotes see
page 626.
40
4734
7
21
llt2
36%
'as
*62
1/
72to
2t2
*89
*35
,
Jaz
534
21
100
•a.
534
5t2
5i2
15t2
l5t2
40
*475jj
*6'8
*19t2
4734
♦11 "8
11%
35'g
coupon
108-6 to 108.6
36l4
2-38
*89
'as
5%
5%
*15
4712
7
6'8
*19.
28.29
14.09
105.79
93.35
52.99
108.88
90.25
28.30
14.26
37.66
105.86
93.31
52.98
109.01
90.29
110.80
28.68
14.2/
37.97
106.09
93.38
53.30
109.01
4.
110.44
29.01
14.25
37.98
106.12
93.41
53.64
108.89
90.52
6.
109.47
28.58
11.09
37.58
105.97
93.28
53.55
108.96
90.44
N. Y,
STOCK
A
2-3«
100
Ills
4% nreferred—.
109
;
4 M% conv preferred
100
Abraham A Straus
No par
Acme Steel Co...
......25
Adams Express..
No par
200
6%
1,300
100
Adams-Millls Corp
100
Address-Mmtlgr
1118
35%
3,600
'4
600
2'4
*89
5h
5-34
538
514
*14-38
5%
400
>4
*62
iit
161a
Abbott Laboratories.—No par
35-38
14
72t2
Ranoe for Previous
On Basts of 100-Mare Lots
7212
2%
No par
Corp.....10
Air Reduction Inc
No par
Air
Way El Appliance..No par
Ala & Vlcksburg Ry Co...100
48
Jan
10512 Feb
108% Jan
38
2
6
Jan 21
lO'g Jan 2
347« Jan 16
J16 Jan 13
61
4978
' Jan
6
Jan 13
Jan
6
...1947-1952 4 0
1944-1954 J D
1946-1956 1/ 8
1943-1947 J D
0
1943-1945
O
1944-1946
Sept
54% Sept
Dec
51%
Apr
2:17-34
Dec
Dec
24% Aug
157s Jan
45
July
20t2
ll-3i Jan 20
38% Jan
'2 Jan
6
61
6
Jan
9'8 Dec
34% Nov
9
2
6
Jan
2
578 Jan 26
13% Jan
2
$2.50 prior conv pref.No par
"12Y"
Dec
4
200
Dec
51s
41.1 Jan
.1612
108
34
2
5M% Pf A without war.100
cfc
Asked
Range
S\nce
Jan.
aass
High
115
115
108.20
No. Low
1
108.22
24 115
9
*109.27110.4
116.2
108.20108.27
110.3
*103.25104.2
High
110.3
103.27104.16
104.15
104.15
104.6
105 16
,105.16
105.9
105.20
D
*108.6 108.15
1946-1949
D
*109.27110.4
......1949-1952
D 107.27 107.27
107.30
Treasury 3s......
1946-1948
clOO.28109.28
Treasury 3s
........1951-1955 M 5
108.4
108.14
2% Jan 13
M
73
1'2
17
7
Jan 26
Jan 27
%
75
Jan
Aug
Dec
5
Jan
Dec
99%
Aug
% Dec
3% Dec
%
Jan
10%
9%
21%
Aug
85
% Jan
Jao
8%
Dec
Sept
314
Dec
11%
Dec
1955-1960 M S
Treasury 2^8-.
Treasury 2M8
Treasury 2Ms..
110.16110.22
107.20108
110
Jan
.1951-1954 J
Apr
D
1 06.9
*108.17108.26
*109.6
109.15
105.19
105.19
D
Treasury 2Ms
Treasury 2Ms..
Treasury 2Ma..
—
.1949-1953 J
D
.1950-1952 M 5
1952-1954 M £
1956-1958 M S
—
e.\ 06.17106.20
106
106.16
106
1 106
106.18
104.5
6 103.23104.3
*120.20102.20
D
D
*104.4
104.13
Vf S
101.17 101.17
15 1948-1950
.Dec
15 1948-1950 J
D
el 04.15104.15
_—
41
102.23 103.2
100
100.26
104.27 105
...
11
104.24105.10
104.14104.20
...
101.17
7 101.17 101.23
C104.1
104.1
6 104.10
.1949-1951 J
J
...1951-1955IJ
D
100.20
100.20
...lgss-igos'j
D
*103.3
103.12
627.
105.19105.25
106
1954-1956 J
.Mar
109.9
109.18110.11
*105.24106.1
.1947 J
........
109.9
1
12 106.20106.31
103.29
..1967-1972 M S 100.17 100.15 100.21
.1951-1953 J D
*104.12104.21
Treasury 2Ms-.
Treasury 2Ms..
4 107.24 1O8.17
3 108.18109.11
,107.28
108.1$, 108.18
D
Treasury 2Mb.. !
Treasury 2Ms..
107.24
S
1948 M S
For footnotes see page
\
106.6
1958-1963 J D
1945 J
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s—
Treasury 2s
110.4
106.8
*106 i
1960-1966 J
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
109.8
*106.27107.4
-1956-1959 M
;;;
110.22
109.12
1945-1947 M S
Treasury 2Ms—
Treasury 2M8_.
Treasury 2s
C109.6 C109.6
1948-1951 M S
—
Treasury 2Mb..
Treasury 2Mb..
43'2
6
1,000
Bid
105.16
Treasury 2Mb..
Treasury 2Mb..
3
»i« Jan
2,000
Range or
Friday's
Sale
Low
U. S. Government
per share
3
Jan 12
1% Jan
5%
Week's
Last
Price
Week Ended Feb. 6
55% Sept
Feb
Alaska Juneau Gold Min._.10
538
Feb
7i2 Jan
43
4834 Jan 13
1500
Albany & Susq RR Co
100
Allegheny Corp
.No par
5M% Df A with $30 war. 100
46
106»2 Jan 23
6 108 "si
6% Jan 22
19
'
Highest
$ per share $
$ per share
3
Jan 29
4612 Jan
Lowest
Highest
Tsoo
100
11
90.45
Year (1941)
$ per share
'■
500
>
S3
EXCHANGE
Treasury 3Ms..
Treasury 3 Ms
>
Shares
47l2
21
90.27
109.47
109.99
Treasury 3 Ms
Lowest
40
21
*su
♦62
*35
108.75
1.
were:
Ranye Since Jan. 1
EXCHANGE
Feb. 6
$ per share
.
*47
*64
Y
$ per share
53.04
Friday
sale
-
NEW. YORK STOCK
Friday
Feb. 5
share
per
STnrirs
Th ursday
93.33
3.
Treasury 4Mb
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3Ms
*48t2. 4834 *48% 48T4
48t2 48i2
483s 483S *48
48%
105% 106
*10534 106
106
106
*106t8 106% 106
106t2
*108% 109
♦108% 109
♦1083s 109
♦1083s 109
*108-38 109
*35
- 40
*35
40
106
♦108% 109
6%
.
Feb. 4
37.49
105.95
2.
t Cash sale.
-y..
SALE PRICES
Feb. 3
37.38
Feb.
Treasury 3^8
Treasury 33f8
Tuesday',
14.02
Total
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
..
t Deferred delivery sale,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
AiVD HIGH
ties
Feb.
1 Treasury 3!4s, 1946-1949—
Tefal tales in $1,000 units.:.
:
y
Bonds
20
BONDS
C "
.
.....
Low.
•
Rail¬
....
*7
v
High
?*
'
106.17
106.20
....
Total sales in $1,000 units.
*
Total sales In $1,000 units
108.20
Low.
'
•
1
(Low.
1MB. 1945-47
**•'**
-
(High
....
''V~
.A
1
Exchange
>
Feb.
Low.
(Close
+ mmr-
,
.
on
Feb.
Total sales in $1,000units...
....
105.19
bonds listed
averages of representative
the New York Stock:
Feb.
(High
2Mb, 1942-44
**-^.u
....
...
Averages
daily clo3iug
30
101.22
Total sales in $1,000 units...
105". if)
the
are
10
(Low.
.....
....
Low.
48% '48%
$265,328,000
Indus¬
Date
■
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
106
$253,146,000
\
(High
3s, scries A, 1944-52
'
1 High
,
$34,341,000
Stocks
(Close
'
%
236,619,000
$3,151,000
19,069,000
2*3,108,000
Low.
..—
Homeowners'Loan
Close
Total sales in $1,000 untts...
$ per share
15,228,000
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co..:
Total sales in $1,000 units...
High
$ per share
15,721,575
$1,299,000
Y,
Close
^
Low.
Feb: 2
15,071,285
$444,000
(High
\U:-
3
/•' ""
i
High
Low.
.
;;"
.
Monday
'
1941
3,426,000
30,471,000
Stock and Bond
Total sales in $1,000 units...
108.18
Close
Jan.. 31
t
$37,002,000
Total
104.24
108.18
....
High
Saturday
2,408,615
104.24
3s. 1942-47..
Low.
LOW
1942
2,809,090
34,024,000
-
Low.
107.28
I
Total sales in $1,000 untts...
2MB, 1949-53
2,305,760
Railroad & industrial..
Total sales in $1,000 units...
107.28
107.21
Low.
2MB. 1948
Jan. 1 to Feb. 6
1941
$169,00')
Foreign
.
Close
2MB, 1945
6,875,000
$37,002,000
Bonds
Close
3s, 1944-49
^
107.28
*
2MB, 1960-65
Stocks—No. of shares.
(High
,
,
-U
Close
2Mb. 1958-63
1942
Low.
....
'
107.24
Total sales in $1,000 w«tt.i.—
|
$169,000
6,465,000
$34,024.0001
(Close
High
.
$2,809,000
431,960
2,305,760
IT. 8. Government
(Close
Close
2MB. 1956-59
483,000
392,000
5,449,000
6,609,000
6,931,000
7,327,000
Total sales in *1,000 untts—
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2MB. 1951-54
6.799,000
57,000
20,000
45,000
18,009
Exchange
(High
Low.
;y:;
494,000
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Federal farm Mortgage
....
High
if
6.417,000
439,940
100.20
Low.
3M8.1914-64
2MB. 1948-51---..
482,000
705,000
501,630
10
2s, 1953-55
•'i;
-
4,946,000
5,847,000
21,000
373,820
Wednesday
Total.
100.20
....
S.
$3,811,000
100.20
•
Close
330,270
Friday...
(High
•2
%
Total sales in $1,000 units...
$8,000
Monday...
Tuesday
Trcrtfc Ended Feb. 6
(High
(Low.
109.6 i
'it
v
$253,000
*2
(Close
109.6
103.12
"•
$3,550,000
-(Low.
2s, 1951-55..
ioV.fi"
100.8
....
Low.
104.1
104.1
Total sales In $1,000 untts...
*2
;
-
Sales
228,140
(Close
109.8
■
Bond
Bands
Total sales in $1,000 units—
109.28
Close
2MB. 1945-47
2s. 1919-51
109.28
....
Government
Bonds
Saturday...
(High
109.28
.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2MB. 1955-60
1
j.
m
Close
•
Low.
Total sates in $1,0C0 units..-.
Y
■
♦
High
3s, 1951-55
107.27
107.27
10
....
'
104.1
(Close
107.27
107.30
107.30
-
Close
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Thursday
Low.
-
.
Close
Total salts in $1,000 units...
United States
and Mlscell.
^
[JCTPP
Low
Railroad
Number of
Shares
Low.
.v*
•
High
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
(High
'
;i-
Total tales in $1,000 units
31.1946-48
Transactions at the New York Stock
104.15
(Close
■iifl iZ~
Close
100.17
104.15
C 2Jis, 1954-56-u...-..— Low.
V
..
100.16
(High
105.16
.
.'F-
^
100.10
Low.
105.16
a
100.21
Total sales in $1,000 units...
•-
105" 16
'4
■
100.16
100.15
100.19
(Close
1
1
w
v
i
High
3 MB. 1949-52
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
(High
-j
Low:
100.15
100.19
■
2H«; 1951-53--..
'
Total sales in $1,000 units.:.
100.19
100.18
>■'■!■<:«*•f
■»-
104.15
•''v.C*
V
Close
3MB. 1846-49-.
100.18
100.16
Y:.'
...w*
104.15
-
tx
y
..
High
3««. 1944-46—
''
104.15
■:
.
100.16
2 Ms 1967-72
PPmmrnl
High
Low. ■'r~'...
100.16
(Low.
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
•V
Exchange
(Close
(High
i'
Close
Tefal salts in $1,000 units.
.•
1
Total sales in $1,000 units...
•
New York Curb
(Low.
!
-i
■
Total sales in $1,000 units...
v
1MB, 1943 45
5
[High
2MB.1956-58
C-':-
„
QUOTATIONS
103.29
104.5
.
s,
103.29
Low.
yTM*
•
ytbPp'j*.
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
'
:-Vv.
High
Low.;
SMB. 1943-47
—
'
1
104.5
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
_
.'•■"I'"','til*,
.
.
City News
Corporation News
106
Total sales in $1,000 units...
~*r.
State and
Feb. 6
106
Y
.
^
f,
Feb. 5
■
.
Low.
SMs. 1946-56
'•■'■ml ifl
.
Feb. 4
106
(High
-
.
Feb. 3
Low,
•
Total sales in $1,000 units...
High
-
108.20
w
.
'x
Feb. 2
(High
2y3s, 1950-52
'2
108.20
Close
Dally Record of U. S. Bond Prices Jan. 31
Treasury
115
115
•
Feb. 4
115
.
Treusui?
10
.—
104.10
100.30 100.30
....
.
100.10100.21
103.14 103.lt
THE COMMERCIAL &
618
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Week's '
Frlda \
T/>W
S\ T.E PR!-'*;?
HIGH
LV1
Saturday
Mania/
Jan. 31
Feb. 2
$
fib---
$
share
~er
2H4
20%'
21
5%!
2078
5
*5
*11%
*13%
HO
13
*11%
14
It
13%
It
♦73
80
23 '•>
133,
19%
*1
19
2178
*45'4
7>4
•31%
3
18
.31%
.32%
?2
"2%
72
791,'
791,
7"?
*t8%
191,
,71%
18%
103% 110
74
987.
7s
%
pu
%'«:
25%
95o
*"1o
*22%
29
281o
28).,
29%
9%
23
25%
29
•"
*3%
.3%
33%
6%
*%
*26%
%
29
.
23%
30
Jan
2
514% conv pret.....J.-..100
Amer Cable & Radio Corp..l
125% Jan
ir«o
90
£00
68
Jan
2
Jan 14
-
23
,56
F'.b
2
95
Jan
5
15
5
Jan
3
8
Jan
2
10
18
Jan
2
94%
Jan
6
5% Jan
9% Jan.
23
Jan
Oet
34% July
79% July'
;
23%
.
115
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121
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„
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'
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6%
1st
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2
1%-Jart 2
16% Jan 2
28% JaU"19
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100
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178
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4% Jan
19% Jan
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3
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147
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31% Jan
7
2
preferred—.—%—v.lOO
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3
......
100
141
140%
19% Jan 10
-9% Jan " 2
Foundries.'-No par
..No par
Tobacco..No par
Amer Telep & Teleg
Co.-.100
25
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American
preferred..100
Incr.lO
Corp....14
Amer Type Founders
Viscose
American
5% preferred.—.100
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2)19% Jan
91%
46% Jau
2
F ib
6
133
3
24% Jan 23
Feb ' 6
111
4%
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234 Jan 2
Jan
2
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SO 1st preferred..—.No par
65
American -Woolen——xNo par
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73
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46
$5 prior conv pref
Jan
17% Jan 2
125% Jan 17
45% Jan 2
25
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3
2
2
7% Jan
American Stove
Am Sumatra
Jan "
4
Jan
2
Mining-.50
Anaconda Copper
Jan
2
Jan 30
27% Jan 20
Jan 21
16
3
Anaconda W & Cable—N(r par
$5 dlv
8
26% Jan
Corp. 12.50
preferred—...No par
111% Feb
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Jan
A P W Paper
81|
1 % Jan
Co Inc.;r..^..5
Archer Daniels Mldl'd.No par
our&Co (Del) pf 7 % gtd. 100
Armour & Co of Illinois——
2
7
5
33% Jan
109% Jan
..5
3% Fib
61% Jan
$5 conv prior pref..-No par
7% preferred..100
Cork Co...No par
Constable Corp——.5
66
2
-
6
8
Jan 21
Jan
2
678 Jan 12
21
Armstrong
'
Arnold
28%
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24%
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29%
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23
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Lines..——1
5% preferred
100
4,600
20
15,800
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27
3
3
6
76% Jan 14
57, Jan 14
►
-
5% Jan
Jan
2%
13
28% Jaa
30
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14
3
2
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24
10
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21
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Jau
8% Aug
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8
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30
4
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20% De
-
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4
4
4
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4% Jan
50
109
...10
4% Jan
22
6%
91%
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a
8% Jan
88
,
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J in
53% I)e
13% Feb
Dec
13%: Feb
Jan
19% June
16%
107
May
Jan
7
Jan
J>
6%
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Jan
27
47%
Feb
70
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116
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111
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1S78 Jan 12
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.
22
104
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Jan
3
^...50
28
Jan 23
Packing Co:...20
105
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Beeoh Creek RR
Belding-Hemingway—No par
Belgian Nat Ry3 part prer
Bendlx Aviation
5
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6
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164
134
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1962
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1963 .1/ N
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4
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15
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:
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♦Public wks 5!4s...June 30 1945 / D
♦Czechoslovakia (Rep of) 8s... 1951 AO
.
14%
15%
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MN
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♦Guar si ik fund 6s.
1961
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,.1961
♦Guar sink fund 6s——£— —1962
♦6s avseatcd.— ....... 1962
♦Chilean Coas Muuic 7s —...I960
V
77%
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107%
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109
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78%
16
103
75 '
107
101
109
106
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121
Oct
External gold 5%s
Nov
Do til,dean Rep Cost
3%
20
10%
3%
2%
354
26
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29
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15
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9% July
25%
15
A
8s.——.1942
1965
15 1962
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Oct
Apr
27%
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D
Denmark 20-year extl
28% Dec
111% Sept
7% July
51% Nov
72% Jan
19
/
J
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12%
6%
*0%
9%
Jan
5% July
8% July
Dec
Dec
Finland (Republic) ext
12% Sept
34
French
July
,97g Jan 13
6
Jan 27
7
Apr
12% Sept-
5%
Jan
20
27.
18% Jan 6
27%
Dec
Dec
7%
Feb
13%
Dec
6
17%
Dec
31% Mar
20
De
27% July
Jan
6
3
29% Feb
5
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.1945
6s
/
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1949
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85
63
.....
1964
..1968
65
81%
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—
35
11% Jan
30
19% Jan
24
Fib
104
11:0% Jan 10
10178
28%
103
7 %
Jan 29
397g Jan
3
„
9;s July
Sept
10% July
24 7g Mar
D3:
Feb
106
32
Apr
June
126
Jan
Greek Government—
7s part paid......
6s part paid
9
9
6%
8
Oct
H
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6%
Dec
10%
6% Jan 14
.
56
60)4
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28% July
May
1% May
13
Jan
31% Jan
16% Jan 26
5
91
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63
46,
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2
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83
1
91)4'
31% July
26
Corp——.1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Beatrice Creamery
1
83
A.4%
24%
/ 56 i
59
O
4s....
Jan
17
3;%
Ap;
41% Sept
Oct
6s ser
extl 6 l>4s
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Hilsingfors (City)
For footnotes see page
For footnotes see page
59
1961
♦fis
10 <8 Sept
Dec
18
7% Jan
2
55%,
y
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59)4
H
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.......
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98% Mar
6% Jan
5% J an 13
Jan
5
15
1945 F
seated
♦ity extl
102% Aug
35% Jan
2
2
27
5preferred.... ——50
—5
56
I
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Oct
Dec
Dec
109
4% Jan
47
,24%
*70
♦External slaking fund 6s. 1960 .4
Jan
Dec
2
28
27
8% Jan 31
Barsndall OH Co
Bath Iron Work3
Jan
-
70 %i
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50)4
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Cuba (Republic) 5s
5%
50
13% Jan 23
2% Jan 2
—109
Ohio
4% preferred
Beech-Nut
*13
3i
Baltimore <fc
22%
56
♦El Salvador 8s ctfs of dep. —1948 J
Baldwin Loco Works v t
24%
22%
65
♦Estonia (Republic of) 7s.....196/
'400 Bangor & Aroostook.—
3fip
Conv 5% preferred
'lO0 Barber Asphalt Corp
*16%
24
29%
6%
30
.5%
20
23%
104
2.400
9
9
*5%
19
100
4,409
5,990
*29%
I87,
*13
3.3
7
13%
4
7%
133,
13%
26%
24
A
..
B
13%
1
—t.
;
27%
24, \
F
25-year 3 %s. —*»,
7-year 2-%s
—
....
30-year 3s, —
30-year 3s.-—
♦Carlsbad (City) 8s
♦Chile (Rep) Extls f 7s......
Jan
Aur
3
28
7
14% Jan
61%>
91.
V 92 V
28%
92
■
A
11977 U
f 4J4-4Ws.v- .,1976
•••
9% Sept
76
5
J an
34%
81
Jan
4%
62
53
" 88 '•
D
1952
Sept
20
45% Jan
9% Jan
2% Jan
72
^
5
6
22
/D
J
3% externals f $ bonds.— .■*■198,4
70% Sept
87%
78
,
10-year 2 5^s....—
Jan
17
20
23% Jan
De
5%
28
Jan
34
6% De,
-k3
2
-
Jan
60
J
11961
.
.
f 4%-4Jis.-—.
Canada (Dom of) 30-yr
Jan
2% De
47% Jan
4%
J
..1950 J
—
of)—?
co
Externals f 4J$-4%'»
35% July
17% Sept
14
67% Feb ' 4
Jan 21
66
26% Jan 15
7% Jari 26
—
Exterial re ad J 4
33% Sept
Jan
s
Refunding s
July
Oct
I)
55
50)4
88 '/
.88;''
S
"..1958 F
♦68 stamped.
.External
n
Jan
%
77id
70
67%
52%
55
,
%
49
74 %
67%
M
90)4 i
M
—
Sinking fund gold 6s
112% Sept
26
Jan
99%
Feb
617, Fib
34
3% Jan 23
.No par
Corp of Del (The)-3
Jan
108% Mar
33% Feb
77S Fib 2
2% Jan 16
....NJ par
7%
12%
2%
26
'
,
7
Jan
29% Aug
Dec
7
54
Jan
115%
1% Jan 16
Jan 15
Jan
63% Jan 31
Jan 17
116
109
Anr
s
Bi lking fund gold 5s—
Jan
U078 June
35
Jan.8
Jan
-;
Jan
111% Jan 23
92
49
Dec
11%
16
17
De;
46% May
21% Feb
5
112% Feb
Feb
54
>
24
Jan
.
■
3% De
56
"56"
O
Jan
Sept .116% Aug
51
S
UN
A
Sept
159
2% Dec
64% Dec
3% Jan
J
M
.£1952 J.D
-1957 U IB
Jan
73%
74%
23% Dec
70% Feb
50
Jan
168%
Dee
112;
2
77%
2
Jan 12
108
6% Jan 2
98
Dec
3%
Jan" 3
22% Feb
20% Jan
$5 prior A
Aviation
4378
J
external 8s—' ..1941
f 6Xs of 1926 -1957
1957
f 6 l<s of 1927
*7s (Central
Brlsbaue (City) s f 5s_—
19% Aug
115% Dec
70
0
22% Sept
iA
4378 Dee
83
Feb
Jan
xl43 ^ Dec
Jan
49
Corp......No par
Austin Nichols
13
13%
Dee
Feb
81
60%
60% ■;
1)
Jan
150%
28%
11% May
Jan 17
28% Feb
No par
5% conv preferred...
6%
68% >
60%
11)4
24
*0% ;93h
77
69 %
O
A
-8% Dec >.11% July
.
,
27
116% Jan
Oct
54
De
143% Jan 14
5
Jan 19
50% Jan
' Jan
45% July
155
Sept
15% Dec
;
21% Jan 2
134% Jan 6
49% Jan 2
27% Jan
60% Jan
20% Jan
.——100
RR...100
Mar
139
21% Jan"13
97% Jari 14
Jan
13
7
10%
•
6% Jan
Jan
,7334 Jan
29%"' De
6
8% Jan
81% Jan
RefKiDg:;-.——-.25
3,600
4% conv pref series A... 100
100
Atlas Corp..
.........5
2,200
6% preferred
-.59
500
10
4
Feb
8 J
5% preferred
ilOD
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe—100
Atlas Powder
133
70
Atlantic
300
2
16
143% Jan 27
20% Feb
»
76%
A
4
./
♦External
Jan
"
20
6% lst-preferred——100
7% 2d preferred.....—10J
Co.No par
Assoc Investments
5% preferred
Feb
n%
24
90"
F
MN
11%
•
■
Jan
40% July
33% De
27
/II
'
1144
10%
13%
12%
89 %
♦ External s
165% Aiig
I578 Jan
De
Jan
12
Jan
Dec
729
11%':
■10)4
11 %
Jan
7%
Dp?
'It %
12%
*20
MN
'^1949
-1955
^External s f 6s..
-
"39
Dec
6
6
14
14
..
6
■'
»T4%
12
100
Associated Dry Goods...4 —1
Atlantic Coast Line
28%
*26
•>934
*103
23,600
6
3% Jan
50
10%
U%
*11%
♦Brazil (U S of)
'
3%
'.
~10%
12%
11 %
*u%
MH
*11%
'% Externals f 7s..../.-.i-j. ;C1955
Dsc
46%
'
\4,
: 25
*11H
f 7s 1st series.
8
Belgium extl 6 348-ii—--
0% Sept
1
De
13
25
32
*n%
O
'/•/■;
•
1"
101?4 106
B
•
Apr
•26% Aug
Feb
9
•
Jan
.23
•1'21
*26%
"
Jan
i 13%
Jm
"% Den
20% 1)9
34% Jan
12
.Ma
155
Jan
43
7
/
257s
*98%
oi
6
209
*26%
A
♦External See s f 7s 2d
795% June
Feb
Ab
17% De
•3%
De
-
2
Jan
•■
••
3
12
Jan 13
57% Jan 5
165
6
7% preferred....
86
*....
""«%
*73 "
6%
9
478 Jai)
'
5%
9
22
2
Jan
5
Jan
102%
FA
6si.'7/— .•'..1948
—1957
series.1957
♦External sec s f 7s 3d .series. 1957
Antwerp (City) external 5s:% ..1958
Argentine (NationalGovcrnment)^S t external 4!^s—c——-*-yl948
S f eNt conv loan 4t$s..•.i..l971
'> S f extl conv loan 4s Feb V—1972
S f extl conv loan 4s Aprv.ci.1972
Australia Com'we ilth 5s—.. 1955
External 5s of 1927./—".%%. 1957
External g 4)^8 of 1928.;
1056
♦External
>
Jan
17%
8% De
111
Jan
59
7 23%
3
40% Feb
Amertcan Stores
Arm
Jan
102
102%
-
Jab
13%
'
26% Jan
187, Jan 31
4% Jan "2
Jan
3
165
5
C
Feb/2
26%
h Jan" 7
Jan 31
22
53
:
35% Jan
Amer Steel
6%
119
4%
;
.5
..1980
.
Norway) 4s. 1968
♦AntiO'iula (Dept) coll 7s A..J1945
■;
^External s f 7s series B . — .1945
^Externals f 7sseries C — ..1945
♦External s f 7s series D.—,1945
30%
D3
7% De
'-77% De
Jan
85
3
—.a—
;
% 978 Jan
4
_
Fib
Dec
Dei
,
,.v
,
i.
(Colombia)
—1947
♦Gtd sink fund 6s
51% Aug
2% Sept
Oet
Dec
6
89% Jan 46
Feb
Preferred.
'
10% Jan
31% Fob
American Snuff.
1
,20/
2%
6%
38
v
Jan 21
Jan 15
Ship Bulldln? Co .No par
Amer Smelting: &
6%
-
5% Jari
7% Jati
American Seating Co..No par
Amer
,
7
8% Jan" 2
American Safety Razor..18.50
Andes Copper
11M,
*110% 1113., *110% 111-1, *111
3%
.3%
334
334
3%
9%
3%
66
66%
67
671? 67%
66%
66%
VO
67
67
70',
*96% 67% *60
25%
25% x25%
25%
25%
25% 25%
34%
Jan 28
38
4)4% conv preferred.... 100
Anchor Hock Glass
*V5%
16
*111% 112
600
.34%
4
"
28%
*15%
100
600
5%
74
*44
"3% Jah" 6
6% Jan 21
Rollins Mill.—z,25
Amertcan
50ft
?4%
*4
7%
96
*1
34%
111%
057,
*95
0
8
.
San'y.Nio par
Preferred..—.—...... .100
Co....No par
American Sugar Refining—100
200
Preferred—.
; 100
700
20
*8%
IV
34
*111
25%
*7%
*15%
fl8,
*1
*31
3%
97%
*98
111% 112%
*0
10
"
1%
*1
.317,
•
2'i,
.317,
1%
*84
1%
16
*'9%
*47,
*44
27%
*
*73%
5%
27
*15%
15
*111% 112%
•''i,
20'
5%..
731,
*97
7"
*'0%
97,
*70
5%
48
*44
'7%
20
43,
94 V
*114
731,
4%
*131
139
4.7^
8
1277, 1287,
48
477,
48% 13%
48%
481,
*135
140
149
47,
*77,
*19%
*94%
127% 1981,
48
48%
49
*135
8
...
Am Rad & Stand
TOO
51
*5%
At
.5%
*7
*1441, 141% *144', 147%
33%
"14M,
19%
5%
7%
*5%
117
117
20''
127% 197'
$5
Co.—.No par
—
1%
26%.Jan
104.20104 2.3
Akershus (King of
Jan
•;f 37,
42% Dee
3
^an 17
12
F b -6
46% Jan
5
% Jan
'
Lljbt. ..No par
——No par
preferred....
.No par
$6 preferred
2,310
77,
*7%
Amer Power &
5.200
55
preferred.——i.100
American News
164%
"
*20
6%
10,300
11%
33'
....
45g
54%
*'1,
195,
11%
41,
lit
*5%
*lil%
M5
201,
4%
4:
20%
'
1.400
5358
7!,
32
407,
*33
20%
20%
110
11%
5%
117
*158
5,
Amer Metal Co
1.200
24
"»•
23%
Metals.-N? par
Ltd..-No par
Amer Mach A
1,400
20%
41,
25%
2°%
25%
11.1.
2t%
25%
*25
»4
24
4%
165
*158
*1*8 V 1R<>
25%
%
*993,
197,
197,
4%
197,
4% !
25%
%
"m
"1
23
*191,, 197,
lt%
54%
*5
25%
*25
21-1
"is
.50
Locomotive .No par
Preferred.—.
..——100
Amer Mach & Fdy Co .No par
100
1"0
*M8
1
American
1,090
99%
99%
99%
ro
5% conv preferred—
v""""
Jan 21
"
25% Jan 14
Corp.._N> par
6,100
American Invest Co of 111—1
.5%
22%
1'9
100
Amer Internat
0^'
io"8
non-cum prer.^.;..
6%
"100
39
8Q,t
11%
si,
120
7
*61,
*37
89%
11
26%
4
3%
1
American
11.
38
Home Products...1
Ice..........No par
American
: 2,700
40
26%
0%
014
5%
5%
190
*118
*89
11
11
5%
*"3
017,
m
in
110
05,
*' 1
39
*37
<1%
89%
*88%
107g
1078
5
"1%
22%
22)8
*117
1078
.5
5% I
47,
*6%
39
*37
9%
88%
9%
37, •
7
*634
40
83%
891,
1054
.37,
39%
1%
27
37,
7
*1%
*251?
27
■
33,
7
*1%
*37
40
*37
o
,
*831,
r
*3%
,
378
*3%
3%
7
*25%
40
sO
1%
*1',
27
*25%
27
.3%
40
*6%
*37
*1%
40
40
40
1%
.397,
49
1'2
.39'?
*M,
..
AgMcultural Mtge Bank
•
.39'?
*1',
*25i!
101.23
Municipal
Foreign Govt. &
v
28% Sept
7
Apr e24% Sept
38% Jan
29'. Feb
4% Jan
;r-1
1)9'
35
104 "22" 104,25
J.an
1%
Dec
1%
7
-4
.
York City
New
Transit Unification Issue—
13 /'llTg
Jan. 8
32
%
14%: Feb
i
•
Jan
.% 1)3'
3% Jan
..V
2% Jan 10
2
2% Jan'
78
Jan 21
% Jan 10
-, Jan 13
24% Jan
33% Jan 21
—-50
6% conv preferred....
i
.
28
"
Leather—1
American Hide &
1,600
1
-19% Aug
95% Sopt
Feb
9%
■
6
2
•3? Jan
187, Jan
$7
.'
22% Jan 27
98% Jan 23
7, Jan 14
preferred...--.—No par
1/00
$7 2d preferred A...N? par
200
$3 preferred.....—-No par
800
Americas Hawaiian S3 Co. 10
1.800
200
Dec
9% Mar ,al7' Nov-'
8% Jan
,4% Dee
978 Aug
•T: 4% Feb
•<_
104.21
D
/"3 v Aug
Apr
,
t
■loo T
104.21
f
3s series
June
■90% Dec
:'i
High,
,
•
*101,29102.5
130%
Feb
107
Jan
.
9% .Aug
16% Dec
Jan
15
■
*100.28101.4
8%
Anr
i
S
UN
J
■
2
71
% Jan 27
5
Jan 14
3
Jaa
M
.
D
Sept
47%
•.
Mar
•
Imw
.
J
J
55% Deo •j.;95% Jan
185
-Jan
157% Be
73% Jan 13
20% Jun .3
108
Jan 14
2
18% Fe'v
Tiling.. 1
European Sees..NJ par
A Eor'n Power...Ni par
?6
hvj,:
1?
108
209
29%
Jan
Co NJ 25
American Colortype Co-.-lO
Am Comm'l Alcohol Corp._20
2O0
3
30'.i Jan 21
33
2
v
No
■'■1
Jan
26% Dee .39
.
Jan 28
65%
165,
59% Jan
5% conv preferred...i..100
Chicle.
..N? par
40
%
*34%
35%
Jan. 1
104.24, 104.24
/
2 HB -1...
..... — 1942-1947
Home Ow iers' Loan Corp—
Aug
Dee
41%
Ay.8% .Dec
3
1% Jam
American
500
23%
.
o
CQ05
High
*'04.24105 £
UN
1942 1947
,.
a
J
63% July
2178 Dec
58% Jan
Feb
Low
\i
u————
Aug
,20
6 «122% Anr,
-
_ _ _
M.1945-1947
1%
■;[' &£ Apr
6
.
Feb
.
161% Jau 10
Am Chain & Cable Inc.No par
900
Feb
139
8
1% Jan 23
American Can........ ... -.2 5
Preferred....100
American Car & Fdy._N7 par
4.6"0
Preferred
100
400
5s,
29
3%
3
*34%
34%
34%
29
5% Jan 14
33
Jan, 16
27
2'
Since
o
Asked
l^sserles
21%
Feb
14%
47
Am Goal Co of Alle?h
%
*26%
2%
*92%
2%
29
3%
3
36
27-%
*2%
*227g
93%
29
3%
*341.1
91,
*11
*
w or
&
Oct
•37
Feb
•40
2
98%
.51,
Jan
Jan 10
J.'.
3s
S >pt
Dec
,41%
2
2'
Bid
Price
A..,..-.'-..-1944-1952
2%sseries G
1942-1944
9
87
Apr
_
3% Corporate Stock
23 y Feb
8
21
43
Apr
14%
V
1)3
'
10
Feb
/' 3
*1,
*.5%
27V,
25
225,
*3%
*34%
,
1
7,
Jan 12
167% July
13 7 Aug
Dee
%
:
4
9
Ranae
Friday's
Government (r'on.)
19 44-196 *
3s...I..... —....'..1944-1949
3 %s
Jan
14% Mar
Jan 28
58
11%'
24% Dee
r
3
45% Jan
5%
21
17% Jai 28
51
$
*1% Jan 26
187, Jan 27
_
6% preferred..._.......50
Corp.,
.1
1.000
Am Brake Shoe & Pdy.No par
18
*96%
30% Jan
18% Feb
American Bosch
900
*4%
9878
Jan
1:'m Jan
48% Jan' 3
7% Jan /8
"
*8%
.
2'V
6%
23
■'
29
3
36
3
9%
N
2%
22
51 j
*8%
2's,
*%
29%
9%
29
265,
*4^
*96%
%«
%«
*13
987,
*5.
9'"
*5%
%«
18
21%
*96%
h:
•"is
%
*XI„
*13
28
D3?
71% May
•'
2
75
*y4
81
17% Jan
5
578 Jan
10%
10%
*'06i2ro
-
,5%
9%
;
91%-
21V
*39%
6%
*34
9%
*21%
's
295o
*45,
9%
98
98
18%
Jan
Jan 28
A^rlcChem (Del).-No par
Airline? InCwj-.^.lO
209
73
Ran
Sale
Federal Farm Mortgage Corn—
Jail
11%
Jan 27
6
Jan
78
America 1
1,100
39,4
14% Jan 21
500 American Bank Note......10
3.8"0
31%
*74.
*106% ro
75
7-5
18
*13
5%
*8%
7t%
711,
21%
*21%
*5'o
285,
18
.51,
*«
*103% 110
74
*13
18
9'8
96'^
26%
25,
19
*18%
Am
3. "00
1%
165
12% Jan 23
5%
Amerada Patrol Corp..No par
2/00
631,
165
107, Jan 12
13% Jan
share
per
25%
135% Dec
10% Feb
6
Jan
149
Jan 21
135
6% conv preferred.......50
*1%
*165% 166
Week Ended Feb. 6
Dec ;
17%
4%
5% Jan 13
VmiMam Leather Co Inc.... 1
700
^2%
"4
31%
*15,
911.
1891
190% *115
«3%
72
I8I4
4%
99s,
ro
.
94'n
93'
.31%
*8%
111
*»I*
1'2
*41,
ro"
" 130% *129 1?0
1%
1%
.1%
.1%
78U
*13
96%
2
99
Last
fci
I*
Highest
share $
per
22% Jari '2
4% Jan 14
*0
47
'"9%
41.,
4%
99
.31 '4
5i,
1%
/
7%
48%
V
Allied Chemlc.il & Dye-No par
500
23%
47
7% J
v
STOCK EXCHVNOE
.
U. S.
$
20% Jan 12
Inc.........4
5% oreferred
..109
Na pa.3.400 Allls-Chalmerg MM
Aloha Portland Cem..No par
1 00 9
<<
Year (1941)
•
.
Highest
share
S per«
—
.55
23%
451,
48
*46
48
/II^
,
93%
*153
914
♦
*MS
155
,
29%
47%
7%
*7%,
Allan Industries
18%
*545,
130% *129
"3%
*10312 110
74
75'i
75
7%
*4«
55
23%
47%
47'o
71,
*47't
'41, . .
41,
3314
397,
■
1'2
13'«
185,
*10 578 110
*13
43
91
*71
73
75
7
130s, *1°9
2314
.3 9 V,
3914
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106
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3834
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23% Mar
12% Jan
3% Jan
Dec
10
5% conv preferred
30
Butte. Copper &
Zinc.......5
Byers Co (A M)
—Wo par
Dec
Dec
Dec
8% July
34%, Jan
35% Sept
Dec
-May
2078 July
56% Nov
9% July
5
Jan
5
5%
18%
Jan
7
23%
19% Jan 3
55% Jan 10
7% Jan 27
2
2
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6
27g Jan
7% Jan
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93
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6
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8
10
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49
6
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6% Feb
20% Feb
i
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1%. Dec
5
15
3
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Dec
18
July
25
Dec
4%
Jan 14
378
8%
Jan
76
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
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7
.
118
June
2%
Sept
Si
26
20
Participating oreferred-.lOO
Byron Jackson Co,
No par
Dec
2109
6
23
6% Jan
Terminal,.,....,..
1
dep 7% pf 100
Bush Term Bldg
Butler Brcs.._.
1
7"!
3
Feb
3
6% Jan 23
Sept
078 July
Aug
4% Jail
Dec
23
2%
Dec
Jan 14
6
Dec
Jan 13
76%
7%
Feb
100
July
II84 Jan 20
Apr
12
Jan
19% Jan 26
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15%
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51
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54% Nov
1% Jan
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97
Jan
Jan
'
par
37
Jan
Pr pf ($2.50) cum div No par
Chic Rock Isl & Pacific.. 100
50
Jan 29
preferred...Wo
Chlckasha Cotton Oil... —.10
Chtlds Co.—.——.—Wo par
25
1178 Jan
1% Jan
21% Jan
5
43"8 Jan
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
800
City Ice & Fuel....—.Wo
100
100
Clark Equipment..... No par
C C C & St Louis Ry Co—100
3
93
Jan
5
City Stores
238 Jan 5
31% Jan 31
400
—100
Clev El Ilium $4.50 pf.No par
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The) .1
5% preferred
—.100
—
7% gtd.60
Special gtd 4% stock
50
1,700
1,300
Climax Molybdenum._Wo par
Cluett Peabody & Co—Wo par
2" 800
Preferred.........
100
Cooa-Ccla Co (The)—.Wo par
200
Class A—
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Wo
100
$4.25 preferred......Wo par
Collins & Alkman
Wo par
800
200
5%
conv preferred
par
1,300
14,000
Class B
—.2,50
Columbia Gas & Elec..Wo par
900
6% preferred series A...100
5% preferred...
100
*40
50
10
100
Dec
»j»
Deo
138 Mar
1%« Mar
378 Mar
3% Dec
20
Jan 26
98
Jan
9
82% Jan 21
18
3
9%
37%
Feb
Apr
19% July
44% Jan
Apr
54
Feb
38
Jan
3
%» July
%
Jan
Jan 13
8% May
10% Feb
6
1
Dec
Jan 13
20
Dec
27
Jan
72%
Jan
49% Feb
41% Dec
8
Dec
"2% "Jan
34% Jan
12
8
92
Dec
Aug
2
Jaa24
Dec
29%
Jan
3
Dec
Apr
70% Oct
109% Dec
29
Jan
5
24
Oct
100
Jan
5
98
May
Dec
1034 Feb
104% Aug
40% Feb
4% Sept
40% Aug
139
Apr
85
Jan
115
Aug
3384
105
8284 Jan 21
81
50
Jan 26
48% Nov
50
Jan
5
27
44%
Jan
3
Jan 22
551* Jan 28
36%
141%
79%
63%
28%
Feb
Feb
84%
2
14%
105
Sept
Oct
Mar
Deo
142
Dec
3978 Sept
148
Sept
Jan
6
78
Dec
106
Jan
9
13% Jan
105%
Jan
Jan 30
6
Jan 22
60
Mar
740
125g Jan 10
10284 Jan 7
12% Jan 2
July
5n
44
67% Jan 28
July
49
Jan 26
139
Oct
11% Nov
8% Jan
39% Jan 31
30% Jan 22
50
Jan
4%
44% Jan
102% Feb
Ja4 July
6% Oct
Feb
2%
112
Jan
4% 1st preferred
May
Dec
Jan
4
109% Jan 12
16
51%
520
93
Dec
Dec
Dec
37%
21% Jan
107% Oct
22% Sept
1284 Feb
71
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp.No par
Colorado & Southern
100
4% 2d preferred
..100
Columb Br'd Sys Inc cl A.2.50
250
95%
14%
5%
2%
31%
3478 July
5% Jan
9% Sept
14"% Sept
3
Aug
Jaa 24
Jan 19
1.800
Oct
139
71
99
2%
15
40
100
1%
12%
1134
ll»
Apr
Dec
Coca-Cola Intern Corp.No par
900
Dec
Dec
July
Apr
Dec
4
10% Feb 3
96% Jan 23
Jan
Dec
1%
Jan
Aug
%e
% Feb
9
25
223s
4%
17
»3s
2
9
5% preferred
3
3934 Jan 21
52
Jan
5
Jan 16
Jan 29
17% Jail
25
par
...,—5
2% Jan 26
12-% Jan 27
4% Jan 6
8
6M% preferred........100
City Investing Co—
100
00
H84
138
50%
8
300
1%
.
_
838 Jan
1,800
1
9% Jan
4% Jan 23
15% Jan 21
Chicago Yellow Cab...No par
800
13%
5
Jan 30
1% Jan 29
5
Jan 26
300
145
104
50
par
6
Jan
p.
2
8
2
6
3
20
97
Jan
% Jan
7s2 Jan
13,400
4
Oct
1
1% Jan
'7% preferred..........100
6% preferred..——.. — 100
10
Dec
77
96
384 Jan
conv
2
9
4
Jan 30
36% Jan 27
40
f
3% July
115%
Jan 21
Jin
Gfeat" Wes't RR Co*50
75
Sept
2234 Mar
Feb
96
v.
10% June
Dec
Jan
"Dec
Dec
1
33% Jan
3% Jan
2934 July
122%
4%
Jan 14
16% Jan 16
7% Jan 5
6% Feb
Jan
50% July
De,
215% June
26
29
100
16
2%
-1%
52
19
125
Mar
1% Dec
10878 Dec
31-% Jan 27
21* Jan
5
Jan 27
Feb
87-% Sept
Dec
65
27
29
2
2
13%
12
12
,
13%
1
-12%
•'
Ol&ss A
Clev & Pitts RR Co
6934
2
Jan 21
23% Jan
832 Jan
3,000
3
5
1,600
-
i
Wo par
Cham Pap & Fib Co
$3
2
2
17
Checker Cab
Chicago
1% Jan
_—Wo par
Preferred series A......100
Chic & East 111 RR Co.No par
101% 101%
*16% 17%
2%
,
.
104
-
,17g
■
1
*13%
105%
14%
103
" 17%
1%
■-
Chain Belt Co
Mfg..........5
{Cnesapeake Corp.....Wo par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—3—25
98
60
Jan
Certaln-teed Products.___..l
424
33?8
F'eb
!
Cerro de Pasco Copper.Wo par
100
51%
3978
Jan
2
110
;
300
■
76""
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71%
23.8
5
92
4,500
13
2%
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2
J an
_
"4", 200
9
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32%
Jan
Jan 29
Jan
""
5%
Jan
1% Jan
18
18%
Tl0%
8% Jan
Jan
85
.
2,100
6,400
1178
487g
10%
Jan 20
7% Jan 10
„__100
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4
25
90'
70
5
21% Jan
93
Jan 12
120% Jari 22
94% Jan 14
Jan 29
Jan
•
6%
*3 U8
98
*49%
40
Central Aguirre Assoc.No par
19% Jan 22
90
118% Jan
Central
900
*32
*8434
51%
*49%
Dec
%
%
716?l8
10 ^
76
98
36
27Q
2%
110% 11034 *110% 112% *110% 112%
27
27
27%
-27
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2678
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Jan
:>• 100
*96
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42
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48%
-
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38% Jan 28
%
2
27g
>32%
76
Mar
Chicago Pneumat Tool.Wo
*2234
4912
10%
32%
.
112
5% preferred
Chicago Mail Order Co
*12%
2%
25
42
Feb
600
9
100
*2%
120
800
.
13
*32
Jan 16
*5jj
%
*96
I
27g
117
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*50%
9
*10
Feb
4%
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487g
43
16%
39%
50%
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3)
*2284
Jan
Feb
2,000
30%
-16
39%
50%
112
23
3%
69
Jan
27%
35%_ 36%
98%
1%
1%
4%
4%
2% " 2%
4%
*12%
Deb
Jan 16
3
*96
16%
•"•.•,
Jan
3:2%
64
.
Preferred..
.
2%
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Preferred-.
18
95
6%
*334
4%
9
30%
15% Jan 7
2% Jan 26
3%
1178 ■11%.
84
Anr
..100
Case (J
Common.
*510
1%
23
24
4%
22
Central Vloleta Sugar Co.—.Century Ribbon Mills.No par
100
2,600
*17
334
212
11%
4%
157g
*36%
*50%
27-% Jan
278 Jan
5
Corp..:.
97
27g
30
98%
1%
92% May
FoundryOo___l.___l
4M% pref.. 100
tCent RR of New Jersey.. 100
17%
3 % July
41
Dec
Central 111 Lt
50
*234
7%
1%
II84
700
18
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334
1%"
1,900
17g
100
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27%
1734
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37g
40
22%
I84
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*17
:
210
2% Jan 14
Dec
par
1,100
Apr
79
7% prior preferred.....100
7% 2d preferred
100
Cebtex Ccrp...No par
5% preferred..
100
90%
Aug
3i)78
32
5% series prior pref.... 100
77g
-71
Jan
51.4
32% Dec
1% D3
Jan
Celaoese Ccrp of Amer.No
,
Jun
Dec
3
Feb
340
3834
Jan
17% Sept
...100
Carriers & General
*2%
17%
30%
*2%- - 2%
28%- 29-
40
7%
1478
89
690
21%
95
26% Dec
Dec
37
1,900
100
-
Jan 13
484
9% Nov
1078 June
478 Jan 14
37; Feb 3
Dec
Jan 23
I97g
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30
Jan 13
"si
85% Jan 16
25% Jan 23
2% Jan 28
Ry .100
Carpenter Steel Go
"IS
Jan 27
Jau 5
34
$3 Dreferred A.______...10
Carolina Clinch & Ohio
100
69
Jan .14
Jan 14'
3% Jan
33% Jan 14
178 Jan 21
No p'ar
300
778
17%
*2%
40
1%
7%
13%
12%
30
par
90
27g
17%
578 Jan
ll's Jan
107s Jan 29
Caterpillar Tractor._n._Wo
*70
*2%
Cannon Mills
% Jan
1,700
77g
71
*22
22%
*178
2
*99% 100
16% Jan
5078 J29
No par
90% 90%
119W119
20
119
*70
California Packing
Canital Admin class A-.__.-l
120
3834
1934
*30
17%
ioo
120
38%
90%
1.19
2%
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J2
*12%
3
300
.
.
26'a
234
*86
18
1%
4%
2%
11%
10
63
66
Dec
Dec
24% Jan 21
17% Jan 8
Cauada Southern Ry Co..100
Canadian Pacific Ry
..25
400
-
-
27%
.3614.,.
10
7434
66
11%
7%
3a
20% Jan 30
par
5,800
2,800
127g
11%
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"
1%
2%
11%
37
*2%
68%
95
37g
9
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*2%
1%
89
G) Mfg.,..:.No par
7% preferred
100
1,400
900
88
~ 98%
1%
4%
n:
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88
3
*94
8934
8534
*..—.
89 M
Budd (E
5% preferred...
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Callahan Zinc-Lead.,
1
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop..5
Campbell W & G Fdy.-Wo par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale.....5
100
88%
•': 77
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1,400
J,
6%
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634
13
11%
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19
53
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37g
36
10
127g
56
Jan 16
878 Jan 9
112% Jan 27
2% Jan 2
18; Jan 2
5% Jan 19
3%
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27%
17:
100
48%
*
*
37
14
Jan
Bush
2078
■
Jan
13
54
1,290
Jan
Dec
Conv pref $2.75ser..Wo
par
Burroughs Add.Mach..No par
3,700
Jan
41
Anr
30
Burlington Mills Corp..:.,.1
2,600
6,600
Jan
Jan 16
100
v
6
Jan
Dec
35
1% Jan
par
Budd Wheel. ________ .No par
Bullard Co
No par
Bulova Watch........Wo
*17g
*36%
*31
106 M
*
39%
17%
12%
25%
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31% Jan
Transit ..No par
Brooklyn Union Gas.No
709
25%
18%
56%
7%
3%
24%
6%
100
♦
.1946 A O
627.
106
100 M
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.1948 A O
,1946 A O
1998 A
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1948 A O
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Feb
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16% Dec
634 Dec
6
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1% Jan 5
9% Jan 14
i;
409
21
25%
310
2%
89
1734
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54
21
Apr
78
Jan 29
9% Jan
17% Jan
2
105'% Jan
234 Jan
60% Feb
4,709
21
B'Uyri-Maoh
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40
3%
66
4%
37%
2%
37
42
3334
6534
16
28
>18
8
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37
28%
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39%
5634
217g Sept
2234 Jan 21
Jan
Bucyrus-Erie Cj_._____.___5
4%
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30%
47%
*90
56 34
18% Der
Mar
45%. Oct
2% Aug
6% Jan
14% Sept
600
■
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23% July
2% Jan 27
30% Jan 5
Jan 26
1,000
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111
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378
3534
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COMPANIES
56
19% Jan 2
1% Jan, 6
Brown Shoe Co...
No par
Bruns-B Uke-Collender.No par
100
13
••
278
'
709
4l2
3714
2%
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4734
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1,590
35
37
101
-
RAILROAD and INDUSTRIAL
D
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17
2,400
4%
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30
47%
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D
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3734
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17
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J
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1953 J
♦Stamped
Jan
54
14% Dec
23% Dec
17
62'4
•
434
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111%
Apr
38
T.ioo
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37%.
*163.4
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F
Borg-Warner Corp...
8%
8
6%
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Dec
33
6
11%
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A
35
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52
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55
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25%
2
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.
Apr
5
95
37% Feb 1 2
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00
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2
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200
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6
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10
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71
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28
36
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-
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90
12
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131% Jan
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18% Jan
17
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,
43
19%
38% ,3834
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1934
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6
13
6678
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68%
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39
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1934
28
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74
39
,
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♦Uruguay (Republic) extl 8s_.1946 F A
♦Externals f 6s
I960 MN
♦Externals f 6s——------1964 M N
2
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28% Jap 31
2
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l
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19%
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38% Feb
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13
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54
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98
4
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14% Jan
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13
:
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684
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2
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BUelow-Sanf Carn Tnc.W?
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$ per share.%
11% Jan
BlaCk & Dacker Mfg Co No par
70
9834
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50
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Bethlehem Steel (Del)..Wo par
100
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1934
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Best & Co.......
600
;
$ per share
Range for Previous
Highest
$ per share
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200
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51
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$
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share!
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Feb. 4
$ rer share
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51
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Wednesday \-Thursday
Feb. 3
STOCKS
for
Tuesday
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2
14
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5
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100
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2,300
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400
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3
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100
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50
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8
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70
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Jan
Jan 16
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6
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28% Sept
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27
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18% Jan 7
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21
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86
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37% Oct
17
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23% Jan
17% July
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59% Dec'
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23% June
12% Dec
6% Jan
2% Deo
6
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Jan
Jan
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5
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118
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27% Jan 3
3% Jan 13
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39% Nov
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113
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108% 110%
63
68%
89%
94%
94%
104%
87%
82%
103
104%
81%
88%
47
49
88
77
49
106x
101
a
106%
106% 107
101
101%
100
50X
pa
14X
"4x
4X
30 X
45%
14%
4%
4%
/ d
*14
*12%
j
111%
68 X
101%
42% 50%
50 X
99%
95%
*28%
/
67%
16%
15%
15%
98% 100%
96
46
93%
24%
20
45%
10%
14%
4%
131
16
3
4%
15%
14X
53
3
112
68 x
96%
29%
46
14%
4%
4%
15%
7
11
15%
11
14
liix 112%
15X
1987'
0
62%
70%
17%
uk.
1,h
15%
15X
14%
12 %
15%
*13%
j
—1987:
627.
41%
6%
0%
80%
82 X
99X
Central ny Power 3Xs—1962,a
36 X
53
66
15)4
registered
108
85% 88
102
105
80
5%
110
87 X
j
105
60
93%
j
o
104% 106
83%
65%
d
a o
88%
58%
109%
,—...1987
♦General 4s
216
6x
106 X
mn
87
113% 113%
106
j
{♦Cent New Engl 1st gu 4s
1961/
{♦Central of n j gen g 5s._.,_1987 j
23
107%
Celanese Corp of America 3s.. 1955
5s registered...
41
65 X
a
5
18%
107% 108%
111
109X
f
19
44
113%
107 %•
84
j
Carolina Clinch a Ohio 4s— .1965 m s
Carriers a Gen Corp Ss w w—.1950 un
Cart a Adir 1st gu gold
105
j
.....
guar
39%
87%
105%
106%
108 x
108%
106%
0
Coll trust gold 6s
1954 j
Collateral trust 4)4s_.—1960 j
{Central of Georgia Ry—
♦1st mtge 5s
Nov 1945
{♦Consol gold 5s
1945
♦
Ref a gen 5 xs series b
1959
♦Ref a gen 5s series c——1959
♦Chatt Div pur money g 4s.. 1951
♦Mobile Div 1st g 5s——1946
21% Dec
87
107X
Coll trust 4)4s— ..........1946 m s
5s equip trust ctfs...——.—1944 i
j
42% Nov
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
9
"l"05X
Celotex Corp deb 4)4 s w w_—1947
♦Cent Branch u p 1st g 4s....1948
3%
8*4
30*4
1% Dec
4
108
j
Canadian Northern deb 6)4s...1946
Can Pac Ry 4% deb stk perpet—.
Aug
7% Aug
Feb
17%
75%
0
d
1955
a
1956
.—1951 m s
10
75
87
*80
59X
a
Guar gold 4xs
Guaranteed gold 4)4s
Guar gold 4x8—--
%
43
14
6
1960 a o
Guaranteed gold 5s.—.—1970
3g
75%'
35
5%
j
17% Sept
74% Dec
40 X
o
Consolidated 5s„.......—.1955 j
Jan
27%
23%
26%
2d4
71%
5
113%
*110%
♦Certificates of deposit.—...
Bush Terminal 1st 4s—...—1952 a
o
Jan
Jan
% Aug
4% Jan
30
405
104
{Burlington Cedar Rap a Nor—
{♦1st a coll 5s...
——1934 a o
17*8
Dec
,
a
s
43
107%
d
75
75
.
17%
107
Buffalo Gen Elec 4)4s b
77%
87%f.
75
74%
105%
Buff Nlag Elec 3)4s series g—1967 j
Buffalo Rochester a Pgh Ry—
75.
m
42
42 x
87
33%
69,
"74 x
79%
.89%
"77%
107
Dec
2% Dec
64*4 Dec
^*86%
105
14% Feb
1784 Dec
10
""."71
Debenture gold 5s——1950 j d
1st lien a ref 5s series b—-.1957 mn
California-Oregon Power 4s—1966
Canada Sou cons gu 5s a
1962
Canadian Nat gold 4)4s. ——1957
Guaranteed gold 5s....July i960
Guaranteed gold 5s...—Oct 1969
Jan
145% Sept
182% Jan
102%
*77%
*
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons g 5s...1945 mn
1st lien a ref 6s series a ——1947 mn
For footnotes see page
For footnotes sea page
;
100
104% 105
♦99--
Pgh l e a w Va System—
Ref g 48 extended to—-.1951 mn
s'west Div 1st m (int at 3)4 %
j
to Jan 1 1947) due.—.i960 j
j
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s a—1959 j
36%
Jan 10
Jan
44
89X
89
88)4
*102)4
102)4
*97 X
Ref a gen ser d (int at 1%
to Sept 1 1946) due...-2000 m s
Ref a gen ser f (int at 1%
■to Sept 1 1946) due..—1996 ms
♦Conv due.....:
Feb 1 i960 f a
Apr
16% June
6% Dec
90
May
9
104X
Ref a gen ser a (int at
Deo
37% Jan 16
29*4 Jan 29
8% Jan 5
20% Jan
100
104 X
89
103% 105
105% 108
106
106%
39
40%
62% 87
rr—
4is—.—..July 1948
registered———-..1948
Stamped modified bonds—
%
1 st mtge g (int at 4% to
Oct 11946) due——July 1918
1st mtge gold
,
27
3284 Jan 28
227g Jan 2
7% Jan 27
90
"20
/..(42
105
Central Illinois Light 3x8—1966 a 0
34
2
14
j.
104)4
104)4
"89)4
•/l
;
39
-,
64 X
*100
105""
106 X
28
97% 101
106% 108%
107
108%
107% 103%
B
Baltimore a Ohio
160
75
23
47
j
♦Inc mtge amuser a—July 1970 mn
{♦Boston a n y Air l 1st 4s. .1955 fa
Bklyn Edison oons Ml 3)48—.1966 mn
Bklyn Union el 1st g 5s—1950 f a
Dec
127
Jan 30
5% Jan
107)4
108
106X
107)4
107X
107)4
mn
1st g 4j4n series jj--.———1961 a o
j
1st mtge 4s series rr—...i960 j
164*4
66
37g Jan
32*4 Jan
94
28
gold 4s
Oct 1952 mn
j
Atlantic a Dan 1st g 4s——1948
Second mortgage
24
119
69
100x
l a n coll
4s-',—,«-1948
Atl Gulf a w 188 coil tr 5s.—1959
Atlantic Refining deb 3s.—1953
68
102X
101
•
{{♦Carolina Cent 1st
2% Jan 21
106)4
102)4
102
d
4sof 19l0--a.,-.1960
6*4 Aug
% Aug
117
32*4
32%
26%
48%
109%
0
Boston a Maine 1st 5s a c—.1967 Mi
1st m 5sseriesII--.——.1955 mn
136% Deo
120% Feb
Jan
126% Jan
15
a
July
;14
33
9% Jan 12
36
;
21
27% Jan 19
38% Jan 12
17*4 Jan 2
76% Jan 22
834 Jan 14
Apr
105
24
Jan 7
2% Jan 2
1297g Jan 22
Jan 29
171
30
Jan 26
14% Feb 4
20% Jan
12% Jan 21
•»i« Jan 6
»4 Jan 2
28% Jan 31
26
Jan 31
29
Jan 2
23
Jan 20
Sept
114
9% Dec
144
High
loox loo'ii
103X 101
105%
59% 69X
101% 104%
5
8%
24%
287g
11%
1
18
Apr
109% July
8
..
124% Feb
12312 Feb
113% Jan 15
108
6%
11% Jan 19
110
27% Jan 6
10*4 Jan 26
7
Jan 2
Devoe a
68
73
Lack & Western..50
15% Jan
10
Jan 12
108% Jan 21
7% Jan 30
21
Jan 2
5% Sept
2% Dec
14% Dec
334 Jan 10
16
Feb
3
Jan 22
Detroit Edison..-..--
300
417g
8eiaware & Hudson....-. 100
elaware
3
1,310
'it
*23%
*%t
200
Preferred
■'(
108 X
5
Jan
Jan
Feb
10% Sept
Dee
Dec
Jan
1%
6% Dec
24
1784 Jan 14
5
16% Jan
103x
106 %
68 X
j
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s....—1965
ill"'
j
Trans-Con Short l ist 4s—.1958
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4^8 a...1962 ms •■.—j.,
Dec
% Dec
1384 Dec
7
Jan
Jan 13
Feb 5
Jan 5
Jan 6
'Jan 12
Jan 29
Jan 27
80
24% Jan
5,600
76%
%
23%
20
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert.—10
*%
2%
4%
23%
4%
Deere & Co ..........No par
200
76%
'it
78
"*2~
Decca
9,800
1,900
9
17%
Records Inc...——1
2,800
9%
17%
76%
9
*73%
*8%
5
Conv 5% preferred
25
Davison Chemical Co (The).l
Dayton Pow a Lt 4)4 % Pf-100
Davega Stores Corp
700
17%
884
70
37%
9
1234
*9
2534
3
*1484
*22%
12%
*73%
*8%
200
1,100
*37
17%
*34
3%
9%
37%
9
*20%
15
37%
38
17%
76V
*87g
17%
12»4
*112%
*112%
12684 127%
126% 127
124% 124%
*123% 125
114
113% 113% 114
133
*37%
35
3%
3%
9%
2584
*2%
38
200
,
203/
15
15
*8
38
9
*114% 116
115
147g
3%
<
•
18%
*3
3%
*3%
3%
17
*15%
*15%
17
*15%
17
11%
11%
11%
HSg
11% *11%
IO884 ios84 *108% 109% *10834 109%
7%
7%
7%
734
7%
Z®8
23
23%
227g 23%
22% 23
28% 28% *28% 28%
*28% 28%
113g
*10% 11% *10% 113g *10%
10
10
10%
>9%
10%
10%
4%
4%
4%
4%
.;4%;,,,4%
7
*%
*3g
! 7
%
%
18
18%
18% 18=
18% 18%
20
20%
19% 20
19% 20
26% 26% *2584 26% *25«4 26*4
64
64
*63%
115
*3%
334
15% 16
11% 11%
IO884 IO884
784
784
22
22%
*28% 28%
*10% .11%
912 , 9
4%
4
*%
18% 18%
19% 19%
*26% 27
20%
12«4
*34
3478
21%
1234
*20%
*12%
j
8% Sept
Dec
12%
13% Nov
Feb
84
17%
18*4
9%
257g
80%
14% Jan
16% Jan 27
7% Feb {3
^j99o
Adjustment gold 4s.——.1995 Nov
Stamped 4s-.—199o mn
d
Conv gold 4s of 1909———1955
d
Gonv 4s of 1905-..-—-.1-1955
127% Sept
Feb
98
93% Feb
Fe—
General 4s—
<
Jan
D
*3
Atchison TopekaA Santa
v
30
.......-5
4)4% preferred.
100
Curtis Pub Co (The),—No par
Preferred...--------No par
Prior preferred—i,—No par
Curtlss-Wright.
1
Class; a..
—.,——1
Cushman'8 Sons Inc 7% pf-100
$8 preferred-.-——No par
Cutler-Hammer Inc...No par
No, Low
r.;
Oct
28
Feb
Founders conv deb—1950 j j
Eleo 6s ser ai-1975 m n
deb 414 s—1950 a o
♦AnglprChllean Nitrate deb... 1967 Jan
tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
.1095q j
Ark & Mem Br & Term 5s..—1964 m s
Armour a Co (Del) 4s b—1955 f a
1st s f 48 ser c (Del)..-.,.-1957 j
j
,
164"
Anaconda Cop Min
Jan
Jan
94
10
2
High
*100
Atn Type
Am Wat Wks &
July
27%
45%
15%
13% Jan 14
15% Jan 7
113g Jan
V 14
12%
*14
74% Jan
9
Jan
4%
79%
13*4 Jan 14
9
Jan 27
5
19 '
10% Dec
3
82
14
*1184
107
Dec
Feb
1
Jan
De:
Jan
Since
Jan. 1
Jan
Dec
,
117g Jan 20
88% Jan 15
36
Jan 3
Range
Asked)■§.(§
<&
103 x
j
a o
.3%sdebentures.:——,.1966 j d
3s oonv deb——-—--1956 m s
Deo
88
5
Corp oonv 5hb—1949 j
Jan
*54
11
2
12
1284
15%
100
5x% conv preferred
52%
28i2 Dec
42% Apr
170
Mar
2% dac
9
134
"""loo
4% Jan
27% Nov
23% Jan
15% Apr
9% Dec ,18% Jan
48
Dec
5634 Sept
6
Jan 16
83
•/•
2% Dec
17% Feb
41
32% Jan 23
Jan 23
76
135
82
95%
58
17%
Bid
Low
American Telep & Teleg—>
i 3%8debentures.i.,^.»——-1961
45% Sept
35% Feb
7
19%
Jan 22
Jan
Feb
Jan
yr
Jan
10 t sept
% Jan
14
10% Jan 10
84
40%
182%
4%
%
19%
v;
90*4 Jan 23
1212 Jan 2
6% Jan 12
16% Jan 2
,
Jan 24
3% Jan
8
Crosley Corp (The) —No par
Crown Cork & Seal
No par
6%
JaU
174
2
Crane Co 5% conv pref—100
Cream of Wheat Corp (The) .2
19984 Nov
21% pec
.
Am Internat
Jan
16% July
5% Aug
Jan
79
Jan 23
33*4 Jan 26,
55«4 Jan 9'
6
13
106%
957g Jan 5
1478 Jan 12
8
3
Dec
Dec
2%
197g Jan 3
12% Jan 5
51% Jan 30
2
6% May
9*4 Nov
7% July
,30
July
11* Dec
3*4 Jan 16
24
Jan 16;
Jan 21
*82
82
llu
Price
6
.
Am & Foreign Pow deb 5s,.,-2030 m 8
Amerl g Chem conv shs,.—1949 mn
'July
3% Jan
,
feb
93
3
Jan
Dec
%
Jan 15
27% Jan 20,
"8% Jan .15;
>'
*131
*131
*80%
*14
Week Ended Feb
i
Allegb Val gen guar g 4s—1942 m s
Allied Stores Corp .4)^8 debs—1951 f a
allls-Chalmers Mfg oonv 4s.-.1952 m. s
11
Deo
Dec
14'
Jan 15
Jan
*
2% Feb
.
28
2
10% Jan
Dec
/ Dec
5
2
18
14
;
Jan
Jan
8% July
23% Jan
107% Jan
1% July
Dee
x82.
!
4
103;
47g Dec
11*4 Dec
4
8%. Jan 13
5% Feb 6
Feb 6
15%
97*4
May
•;7
7
23% Dec
18% dec
9% Deo
Dec
90
Jan
Jan
18*4 Aug
.77
8
7=% Jan
.3% Jan
20% Jan
2% .Nov
13% Dec
Jan
9
30%
,4
Deb
20
v
7
23% Jan. 2
j
—
Jan
Jan
65% July
;/•%* jan
Jan 21
98
Dec
%
Jan 16
7
37%
" Jan
11% July
39% Dec
<
7% Jan 14
•
2
.
»i« Jan
82
135
82
V
Jan 6
Jan
Jan 13
Jan 3
11% Jan 27
; 87% Feb
97% Feb
9
23*4
3%
16%
21%
Oct
Jan
110
Dee
7% Dec
8
6
.'
2
6% Jan
12% Jan
87
"sj Jan
44% Jan
Jan 15
94%. Jan
9 ?4 Jan
Oct
Mar
104%
19% Dec
10
v
7%
28% Aug
31
de«
100
Jan; 21
:
Jan 17
83
135
135
*80
*133
Co—20
Corn Products Refining—-25
Preferred..
...-.100
Coty Ino
Coty Internat
3,000
6
6
400
*3%
*%
2
Feb
96
July
83
Dec
w
,4% May
21% Apr
16% Dec
5
Feb
102%
:
2
32%
5284
'i# Jan
40
2% Jan
*31
*169
2
94
Feb
3:12% Feb
Copperweld Steel Co.
5
Conv pref 5% series —50
3%
8% Jan
64
3
25
2
Jan 2 4
America.25
300
1384
92%
12
$4.50 pfNo par
Container Corp of
11%
51
53%
20% Jan
102
Continental Bak co—No par
Consumers Pow
*10%
*50%
173
*3%
*7
preferred..—,100
51
52%
7%
5% conv
32%
173
92%
14%
78%
200
98% Feb
Jan 16
94
Consolidation Coal Co....-25
Continental Diamond Fibre.5
Continental Insurance .—$2.50
Continental Motors..,—1
Continental Oil of Del
.5
Continental Steel Corp .No par
5,000
4,800
8
2
of Cuba 6% pf-100
Consol rk
8% preferred.-.—--.-.100
19
*18
11%
11%
Friday's
share $ per share
per
>
Jan 29
6% Jan 27
26% Jan 26
"18% Feb 5
2
Jan
16% Jan
Consolidated Oil Corp .No par
Continental Can Inc.—.—20
1,800
.
2 >.84
21%
Corp...5
preferred....——No par
Consol Film Industries..... 1
$2 partio preferred.—No par
Consol Laundries Corp..—-.5
$5
500
3% =3%
*133
96
*16%
78%
12%
8%
*77%
12%
8%
38%
3884
Consol Coppermines
Consol Edison of n y—No par
400
26%
8%
38%
*8
3%
22%
32%
85%
33%
8
3884
*50%
11 s4
33%
78%
■
33
11%
*84
8
51
19%
4084
26
24
•72.
-2% Jan 22
14% Jan 2
17% Jan 22
5,300
102
102
26%
100
2,300
4,300
7
66% Jan
5% Jan
21% Jan 23
600
3%
84
*%
17%
•<
86S4
26
11%
19%
*39%
33
32s4
3
102% 102%
26%
8%
38%
3%
22%
18%
53% 54%
171% 171%
3%
*3%
%
*12
13% 1334
92%
14%
3
3
135
*12
*80
32%
12%
*132
1278
15%
*44
;■(
19
81%
}<25
*1138
*50%
7
*12
8
*18
*7
7
*80
95
38%
3%
22%
51
684
*80
*14
18
6*4
134
*132
51
22
32%
5284
17134 173%
*3%
*%«
22*8
19%
1138
1,600
5%
25%
39
*734
600
5%
28
5%
25%
*7*4
:
17,400
7% V 7%
7%
*5
*24%
3
25*4
■
-5%
1234
26
6
5
26
2374
*1%
25%
*27g
*24%
200
5
12*4
25%
9534
884
2
6%
25%
■■■
25%
95*4
12%
*95
*94% 9534
127g 12%
2%
278
*10212 1031?
7%
•
*4*4
*2434
300
..
8«4
6%
6
6%
734
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738
7%
2
:
60
'it
.13%
'it
884
2
40
4,800
20,900
1,600
6%
—
;
%
600
$ per share
$ per share
Inc..-No par
Congoleum-nalrn Inc.No par
Consol Aircraft Corp.....—1
Consolidated Cigar....No par
7% preferred ——100
6x% prior preferred...100
87%
13
87
*»i«
-*8%
*1%
Range or
Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Commonwealth Edison Co.25
Conde NastPub
6,800
>
96%
6%
13%
89
*13%
877g
%
884
*»i«
%
884
6% A' "-6 '
6
784
♦738
14
89
,36 preferredseries.—No par
400
18%
10%
96;
Commercial Credit........10
,!
4%% convpreferred..-,100
Comm'l Invest Trust.-No par
$4,25 conv pf set '35.No par
Commercial Solvents—No par
Commonw'ltb a Sou.-No par
600
90
*87
6%
6%
6%
6*4
1334
89
2
*8%
*1%
"•
v,
10,100
:
16
>
17%
10%
10%
90
(9584: 9584
89
89
89
234
18%
18%
*10%
*87
2184
234
21%
.
.16
90
10%
*87
684
137g
6%
16
Par
Columbian Carbon Co.no par
Columbia Pictures..... -No par
$2.75 oonv preferred.No par
"4(600
■
21%
234
I884
10%
18%
1034
87%
97%
87%
97%
»1«
"
*2%
284
16
>16
18%
97%
6%
13%
8884
6«8
6»4
rsifr.1 i3®s
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*10%
90
•*87%
973s *955s
*2%
16
2l5g
2178
21%
21%
284
15%
:
Lowest
300
,
21%
last
,
Shares
71
*70
70%
6%
26%
18%
98%
25
6%
6%
6%
6%
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6
6%
6%
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26%
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26
26
2658 *25%
*25
18%
18'4
18%
18
18%
17% 1784
.17% 17»4
98
98
*97
98% 98% *96% 98%
*97% 10012 *98% 100%
24%
24%
241g
23% 24%
23% 23%
22*4 23%
22i2 23
*100
110
*100
110
*100
110
110
*100
110
102% 1021ft *100
9
9
9%
9% :
9%
9%
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9t2
9U
9u
9%
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40 •
40%
41 -;< 41
40% 40«4
41% 42
41
41
: 40*4 41%
*614
*2478
Range for Previous
Year (1941)
Railroad & Indus/Cos. {Con.)
share
s per
share
ner
70%
*6%
71
71
71%
*71
72
*71
Week's
bonds
n. y. stock exchange
exchange
Week
Wednesday
Feb, 3
$ per share
$ per share
On Basis of 100-S5are Lots
•
Tuesday
2
Feb
31
.
Range Since Jan. 1
new york stock
Friday
Monday
Saturday
ATOPIC <2
for
Sales
low and man sale prices
107%
107%
i07"" 107%
:
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
155
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
BONDS
*
Week Ended Feb. 6
Last
!i
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Range or
Sale
k5
*■
Since
Jan.
Asked
&
LOW
Range
1,2-N
Friday's
Bid
Price
I
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Friday
'1
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85)4
Aw'-
101)4
101 %
102 V
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J
J
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1949
90
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1940
4s registered.
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V'.■ '1st A ref 4 %a series BV; AV. 1977 F A
1st A ref 5s series A. A---A 1971 F A
$ per share
3'2
*16
>16%
87
J
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211.1
41,j
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,
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85 A
Lowest
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77
25
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121
39
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97%
19
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31%
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-
11% 12*115% 130
12
38
10%
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19
Fllenes
100
*18
ro
300
*21%
4%
97%
21%
100
*414
31
31%
31%
12
41
*30
36
86
Dec
2% Apr
Feb
3
35% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
31%
I
39% Feb
10% Feb
3
....
_.
98
500
17%
100
93
130
18%
Jan
42%
Dee
-■
Jan
105
•
Jan
16% July
103
Nov
:
6
16%
Dec
33%
Jan
2134 Feb
5
5% Jan 13
17%
Dec
25%
Apr
A10
Dec
7
Jan
31
Feb
3
33
Jan 13
21
June
35
Dec
% Feb
6
32% Jan 5
12% Jan 26
24
May
32% 8ept
1034 Jan
$7 conv preferred...No par
116
Francisco Sutar Go....No par
8
2
Jan 24
Jan
118
2
3%
9%
Jan 23
7% pf. 100
Freeport Sulphur Co.......10
Fruehauf Trailer C0........I
5% conv preferred......100
Dee
105
20%
Jan
Feb
132
Jan
Feb
9
Dec
10% Feb
4
3834
Jan
3
32% May
41
19
Jan
3
18
Dec
23% July
9334
Dec
99
2%
F'k'n SlmonAColnc
36
Dec
,
31% May
8% Dec
5
Jan
Dec
Dec
31
Machinery Corp_A__10
.
3
Jan
13 - Nov
1214
3
91% Feb
■'
Feb
Dec
8%
16% Feb
20
Foster-Wheeler..
Jan
90
4134 Jan
3
9
21% Jan 27
4% Jan 9
■
4%
27% Sept
97% Jan
16
Sept
4584 Sept
12'
5% conv preferred...... 100
5,100
41
36
6
Jan 19
18
r
—
Dec
Feb
11
96% Jan 15
Food
1,100
11%
1434
85
Florshelm Shoe class A.No par
Follansbee Steel Corp..*... 10
500
10
9%
7
6
95% Jan 31
90
*115% 130
9%
36„
.
11%
130
*30
3
3
4
Fllntkote Go (The)....No par
$4.50 preferred......No par
Florence Stove Co.....No par
100
4%
31
32
Highest
$ per share $ per share
4% Feb
18% Jan
13% Jan
90% Jau
6% preferred series A...100
First National Stores..No par
2.900
2
par
200
1,100
39%
10%
33
12
3% Jan
Firestone Tire A Rubber... 10
92
39
(Wm) Sons Co.No
2,300
15%
*31%
4 If
36%
•
v
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y.J2.50
1,600
15
•-
*31
...
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•36
Feb
39%
*01%
'■/■
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3834
21%
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*115% 130
9%
9%
10%
"
91o
*9%
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*1612 17%
*93
9434
9%
.41
Feb
200
*15
$ per share
934 Jan
200
*10
*4%
16
85
600
11
]0%
97%
21%
Federated Dept Stores.No par
4% % conv preferred....100
Ferro Enamel Corp
1
16 34
91%
38%
*18
'■
$ per share
Federal Motor Truck..No
par
85
15%
*95
*18
:"19
Par
4,400
1634
15
>9%
Shares
(1941)
Lowest
36
35% Jan 30
1634 Feb 2
May
46
•
Jan
July
31
122*4
92
*38
*95
*35 ; i 361*
36'8
72%
30%
*91
39%
9%
31%
.
*38
41
83 %
75 V
91
9%
15%
Year
Highest
4%
85
39
15%
91%
38%
I 534
t
Range for Previous
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*10%
16%
38%
39 -V
130
9
»12
>
>
38%
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16%
91
'
9%
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69
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16
31
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15
38
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81%
58
11%
31tj
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4
86
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31
31
53
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11%
38%
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16-
414
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4
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414
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4%
•
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•
-
3%
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15
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13 V
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89
Feb. 4
,
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'
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1949 J
Feb. 3
-
10*i
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101
102%
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A
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1
103%
102%
26
Thursday
*85
57 %
80
104% 105%
127%
1989 J
3 %«
49 %
,V-;
12614
127H
Wednesday
$ per share
3->8
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103)4
Tuesday
Feb. 2
31
it ver share
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1946 J
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77
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42
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138
.
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56%
so..: ..J80
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4^8 (1935 Issue)... 1950 M S
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,
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Monday
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68
■•-6
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MN I
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SALE PRICES
for
Saturday
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68"
123
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Champion Paper & Fibre—
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AND HIGH
'
1
Jan.
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Con.)
Cent Pac 1st ref gu gold 4s...1949 F
621
v
-
;
lfl%v ifi%
93% 93%
*18%',17
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17%
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93%
94%
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93
93
Jan
9
94% Jan 28
Aug
Chicago A Eastern 111 RR—♦Gen qitge lnc (conv)...... 1997 J 3
Chicago A Erie 1st gold 5s:_A .1982 M N,
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s ser A. .1988 J.J
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19
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38
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8%
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67)4
68
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•
10
68
L V. ;'VV/
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♦Gen g 3%a ser B. May 1
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46)4
45
299
37)4
1989
42)4
41)4
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15
36%
47
46%
47 H
226
38%
4734
46%
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138
38%
48
46%
47%
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38)4
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2)4
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♦General 4s
1987
A 4s registered A .A ....A. 1987
;
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tl*Chleago Railways
1940 25%
Aug
4s
registered
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-
4 s ctfs
-
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'
28%
*
'
20%
20%
20%
20
3%
3%
3%
3%
V *6%
7%
7%
1034
7
7
•-
6% preferred..•._....•...20
120
,3%
5,000
Game well Co (The)....No
par
Gar Wood Industries Inc.___l
7%
200
1,100
,
3%
*6%
200
.
2834
1%
23
"23
2234- 2834
26
3434
28
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46
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9
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90
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3
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100
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110
1%
138
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Cin Leb A Nor 1st con gu 48.1942 M N
Cln Un Term 1st gu 3>4s D..197UA/N
29
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72
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171
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74%
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7%
Scries B 3 his guar. AX.A-1942 A
O
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O
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-
AA-
8%
"
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"
1950 F
..24••
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A
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Coal IUver Ry 1st gu 4h._ A-.1945 J D
Colo Fuel A iron gen s f 5S..1943 F A
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19)4
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100)4
100
O
100)4
100
J
100)4
Columbus A H V 1st ext g 4s. 1948 A
O
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Columbus A Sou Ohio El
Columbus A
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106%
ToMst ext 4s..1955 F A
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-
100
;
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1578
23%
241.1
24
24%
103"" 103k
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88
15
26
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J
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109)4
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109%
108)4
109)4
.
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109*4
109)4
i*
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f';
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J
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v.,
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107 K
107)4
103)4
105
j.
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105.; : 105<H
27
28'
27%
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s f 5s.2.... 1960
'
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27%
28%
83
Consolidation Coal
Consumers
:
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'108)4
■..i..-1970
3)*8AaAaA:A1966
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1st mtge
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2^8.-1948
'
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107
k
*
.24)4 .28)4
108)4 109*4
June
Crane Co 2)48 s f debs...i... .1950
Cruclbld' Steel 3J4s s f debs..l955
Oct
Sept
5®4
3
5%
109*4
106%
106)4
108
108
O
D
101
k"
400
General
1 CH)
109%
6
Jan 28
Dec
5
Mar
Jan
Jan
Sept
Dec
6'4
Dec
6%
15%
Feb
97
16
113
Dec
22
Oct
Dec
130%
Apr
24'4
5
40% Jan
July
2
6
283g Jan
108)4
10111.t?10.*GJ
100)4
101)4
92%
92%
Jan
144
73%
41
Jan 16
127
$6 preferred..
Dec
35%
Jan
Feb
29
Jan
?
70
68%
-
3% , 3lj
27%' 27%
26
16
*7%
7%
.500
$5 conv preferred ....No par
Gimbel Brothers
...No par
45% Feb
2,300
5
60
Jan
"1,966
100
4% % conv preferred.....50
12% Jan
3734 Jan
2,300
Gobei (Adolf)
1
Goebel Brewing Co
.^.1
Gold A Stock Telegraph Co 100
Goodrich Co (B ¥)....No par
500
:
,V
40
.3,000
200
13
3',700
'
300
'500
15,300
5%
8
1,500
Corp .No pat
6% preferred.......... 100
3%
?*3%> "3%
3%
27%
27%
13%
11
11%
Dec
7434 Oct
2084 Sept
10
Dec
59
Dec
Jan
6
25
1
2
2
3
1
Feb
2
2% Jan
7
June
June
12%
2,800
Grumman Aircraft Corp....l
3%
5,200
Guantanamo Sugar....No par
1,200
12
71
3%
68%
3%
3%
3,900
28%
27%
28%
4,900
8% preferred
240
Jan
16% Jan 5
25% Jan 27
28% Jan 27
Jan 14
2
28% Jan 28
5%% conv preferred.....10
12%
3%
2
Jan 13
%
Jan
1%
Jan
63g
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
1384
13%
12>4
Dec
36%
Jan
Mar
25%
Jan
V; 3% Dec
6%
6%
Dec
Dec
Jan
12%
Dec
1838 Nov
18%
Dec
28% July
143
19%
"
Jan
28
July
135
Dec
144%
Aug
Mar
33% Jan
3
11% Jan 21
1234 Feb
4
29% May
934 May
10% Jan 14
11% Feb 6
14% Jan 6
3% Jan 29
10% June
10% Dec
1% Feb
Feb
6
2% Jau
2% Jan
2
2
2
20% Jan
2
29% Jan 24
24% Jan 22
12
.100
;'
Dec
90
3% July
68% Nov
42
139
Green
8,500
70%
28
54
67
i
6% Jan 27
(H L) Co Inc..
1
Greyhound Corp (The).No par
3%
3%
28".,
21% Nov
2
12%
3%
2
2
2% Sept
91.V Jan
Apr
25% Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
Dee
100
12%
2%
Dec
15% Jan
21% Jan
"""700
Dec
11%
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop..No par
Great Northern pref...No par
30%
Dec
80
5
30%
54
15% Jan 14
60% Jan 20
13 % Feb
5
69
Jan 31
23
30
4% Sept
81
28
12%
3%
378
2% Jan 29
Feb
6
Feb
•it
3
Great Western Sugar..No par
Preferred
.100
Dee
14% July-
2
Jan 13
70%
12%
73
»n Jan 30
Feb
Green Bay A West RR
112
46
3
2
8% Jan 14
100
24
Dec
31
1,800
•
Dec
25
271,
Jan
80% Sept
11
2
27%
Jan
11%
*
35
-Feb
60
2
2
2
27%
Mar
6% Dec
2% May
34% May
4% Dec
Jan
27%
•■•
■
23% Jan
141% 141% *140
141%
*47% 60
*47% 60
*70
-
5% preferred...........20
27%
>29%
.
•.
Aug
9% Dec
16% Jan
June
Dec >22
-
Granite City Steel.....No par
Grant (W T) Co
10
6,200
Dec
1434 Jan 29
5% Jan 9
734 Jan 12
6% Jan
-
9% Sept
74% Oct
17% Sept
7% Jan 16
28
Jan
Dec
102 i
300
.500
2,500
12%
.
Dec
2,200
J6
*11
% Jau
Dec
Jan
% July
25
44
134 Jan 20
Jan
7
4% Jan
■■
14
8%
46%
•
7%
29
25%
24%
12%
dlv ctfs.No par
Without dlv ctfs....No par
w
5% Jan 20
a:58
Graham-Paige Motors
..1
Granby Consol MSA P.....5
Jan
400
16
11%
10% Jan
5
48% Jan
65% Jan 27
7934 Jan 28
Jan
2
Jan
8
60% Jan
6
884 Feb
384 Jan 15
.'<
13
V
16%
106%
x9
6%
24%
12%
Gotham Silk Hose.....No par
Preferred
..........100
Jan
Dec
98% June
% Nov
16% Apr
'
>13
Jan 12
56
$5 conv preferred.. ANo par
>
%
12% Jan 10
16% Jan 16
Jan 3
6
Mar
110% Nov
hi NOV
16
Jan
109
Jan
Jan
Aug
48
105% May
;)•/
5
20
Jan
Jan
5
6
Jan
934 Jan
Jan
»33i Jan
A 2
5% preferred- + .,..,No par
Goodyear Tire A Rubb.No pat
Grand Union
""
24%
*11
19%
■
2
24%
29%
12%
3
1,79% Jan 19
JO
16
29%
Jan
Jan
$6 preferred...;....No par
Glidden Co (The).....No par
24%
29%
J&n
7%
10
3
16
141% 141%
*52% 60
Jan
General Tire A Rubber Co...5
63%
*24
4<%
Dec
%« Jan 20
27
Jan 20
Gillette Safety Razor..No par
27
69%
27%
28
*24
Sept
48%
127%
-
Dec
4%
12% Feb-5
1,500
157g
24%
•
69
m
3
Jan
"1,600
Gen Time Instru
100
%
6%
6
6
General Telephone Corp_-._20
Gen Theatre Eq Corp. .No par
.800
2%
*5
3
17% Jan 22
•
69%
*7%
*6%
7%
28%
Jan
% Jan
16s4
11%
14%
108%
7%
»>«
12%
8
Dec
23
200
;
2%
81
5%
16
Jan
400
*1%
*7%
6%
Dec
534 Jail 31
108
Jan 14
2
2
17%
11%
*68%
i 51,
28%
121%
27%
% Jan
11
Jan
6
6
Jan
V
132%
3% Jan
5% Jan
1
Dec
30
8% Jan
70% Jan
610
*55
125
Jan
34% Jan
2% Jan 16
Jan
Jan 24
1% Nov
126
General Shoe Corp.Jii.-.j.vl
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref..No par
75%
13%
63%
2
28
Jan 23
Jan
"•*800
17%
68I4
*55
Sept
131
24
-9%
81
Nov
91
$6 pref opt dlv serles.No par
General Refractories...No par
"
*9%
*58
104
6% preferred.......A. 100
75%
*%
*2%
Jan
73% July
Gen Realty A Utilities
*17%
*17
38
3
,1,300
12%
»'sj
■
9
Jan
Jail
105
423g Sept
117% Aug
Jan
30
No par
Jan
83
5
1
Jan
%
102
Jan
25
33%
112%
8
129
123%
5
Jan 20
1*4 Jan 15
116
2
6
"i",200
12%
*104% 113
*25
......
Jan
95% Feb
Z8134 Jan
par
Printing Ink...
,
Gen Public Service.'....No par
Gen Railway SlgnaL..No
par
3„
"'
•
*24%
4884 Jan
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR No par
$5 preferred
7 i
Jan 30
4
Jan 24
13
Jan
1%
Feb
9
Feb
51
Dec
3684 Sept
14»4 Sept
11% Apr
18% Sept
3% July
55
No par
Dec
4% Aug
Dee
23'b
•
H
V
26
*2414
26
*24%
*32%
25
24
Jan 29
7% preferred class A....-25
32
Jan
3
33
Jan
5
Co.X.AAXlO
9
Jan
3
10% Jan
6
Hamilton Watch Co...No par
9
Jan
2
10% Feb
6
104% Jan
3
106% Jan 27
102
103
Feb
3
104
Jan 17
100
14% Jan
2
Hackensack Water
30
'
,
1%
1%
*91V
109)4 109 J4r
921
103
'104
105
'
*154
.104)4 106
.107
Hall Printing
"""ioo
,
v
6% preferred...-
20
..100
20
Hanna (M A) Co $5 pf. No par
1,000
Harbison-Walk Refrac.No par
400
Hat Corp of Amer class A...1
6% preferred..
■
103 % 105
28
26
23%
27%
27%
80
83%■
'
108*4
109)4'
10
100
6%% preferred..
145
Jan
28
4
Jan 19
80
100
37%
101% 109)4
10131,4102 hi'
100
89
101)4
94%'
-
-
6%
100
13%
11%
*12%
17%
*16%
*6%'
*12%,
11%
"
■
*36
38%
100
100
7
*6%
...
I7i
17
*17
*115
.
1%
*90
t
61
6
1%
1%
92%
*89
6%
*6
*55%
156
*12
1%
93
2,300
6%
60
1,600
200
156
20
12%
200
38
67%
1,700
9%
41%
■
38%
*97% 100%
38%
100
•''6%
*98%
13%
*12%
13%
^12%
13%
*12%
1134
16%
11%
17%
*11%
12
*11%
*16%
17%
17),
4
36)4
99
11%
*638
6%
:
17%
37%
33
■;>9%
•
9%
16%
100
300
Hayes Mfg Corp
...2
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co...—-26
Hecker Products Corp..
Helme (G W)
;
Preferred...
1
25
.....100
Hercules Motors.
No par
17%
"38%
33%
10
37%
*32
6% cum preferred
Hershey Chocolate
Hinde A Dauch Paper Co.-AO
Hires Co (C E) The.......10
400
Holland Furnace (Del)
*6%
7
17%
17%
1.600
2,600
38%
3734
37%
33%
33
33
700
...5
Holly Sugar Corp
No par
7% preferred
100
Homestake Mining—j.12.50
23% Dec
33
Jan
33
Feb
38
Mar
Dec
16%
8%
8%
Jan 29
16% Jan 19
146
Jan 10
4% Feb
87
2
Houdailie-Hershey cl A .No
9%
9%
9%
900
Household Finance
500
5% preferred..
Houston Oil of TexaB
-
'
.
T
For footnotes
see
page 626.
par
■<
1%
91
Jan
2
Jan 30
5% Jan
2
53% Jan
3
154
Jau
5
15
Jan
108
July
Dec
1234
Dec
106»4
25%
140
Jan
3%
Dec
Jan 21
92
1% Jan 6
93% Jan 19
••; 76
June
6% Jan
<7
5
Dec
54% Jan
6
Feb
6
156
1,300
Class B__
Howe Sound Co
No par
No par
100
v t 0..25
5|
Jan
Dec
Dec
"
Dec
•
1%
Dec
50%
4934
685
101
3%
96
Dec
96
Dec
150
>
JanJan
FebJan
Feb
Jan
Sept'
8% Sept
168
Jan,
July
>
Jan
.1
1134 Jan 30
67% Feb 6
12% Jan 13
16%
72
Jan
80% July:
6
128
Jan
Feb
125%
36% Jan 30
9934 Feb 2
4034 Jau
102% Jan
1034 Apr
2
65% Dec
21 a:123% May
5
33% Dec
12
99% June
13% Jan
11% Feb
14% Jan
5
2
2
13% Jan 5
13% Jail 9
17% Jan 27
Jan
6
1434 Jan
2
6% Jan 14
18% Jan 30
35% Jan
6
38% Feb
27
3
34
6
12% Dec
12% Dec
13% Dec
534 Dec
9
,
Feb
132%
56'4
115
Oct i
Jan
Jani
16% Sept
18% Aug
30«4
Jan
9% July
16% Aug
115
Oct
Xl07%
Jan
5
Apr
30 %
Dec
52%
Jan
21
Dec
39
Jan
Dec
1384
Jan,
Jan 29
10% Jan 29
7
•
*42
42% *42
42%
42%
107
*100
105% *100
105% *100
105% *100
105%
*3% : 3%
3%
*3% ..,3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
-34%
34% 34%
34% 343,
34%
34%
34%
3334 34
*41%
43
.10
Hollander A Sons (A)
'
*115
2,400
42
par
500
9%
42
.100
No par
j$Tconv preferred...;No
12
*100
.
Hercules POwder......No par
16%
■
*115
33%'
9%
7
17%
.17%
38'.
38%
33
-9%
'42
*6%
6%
17%
*115;
33%
33%
*36
67%
125% 125%
7
*115
3778
.
107
3',
34%
i
1%
92
13%
*11%
'
9%
*3
*36%
99%
*16%
37%
33%
41%
38%
9934
'
18
1%
02
.r
*36%
16%
6%
9%
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•
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.
13G
33%
108)4 110
6
•
11-%
17%.
*115.,
1%
91
■
60
*55
60
*55
*55% 60
*55% 60
*155
158
158
155% 155% *155> 157
12%
12% ,12%
*H7g V12% >'1U8- 11% *1178
*67
*66
.68"
67%
67% 671
*66% 68
127
127
*127 V 131*124% 127
*124% 131
*155
127
*12%
11%
16%
:.j
"
6
;
*36.>38%
*99% 101'-'
>
23%
>91
6
-
1
60.
127"
-108
92-
•
6 >
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-
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68:
68%
106)4;
*1UV 1% •,vl%
*91
6:
•
34%
For footnotes see page 627.
9
1
Corp.10
Common...........No
800
J;
.
106% 107)4
109*4
106)4
UN
A
3
Jan
7%
Dec
2%
9% Jan 14
2
Jan
•r
90% Feb
19% Jan
55
Dec
334
!
104
Dec
3%
115
Jan 15
•
108 k 100
109
UN
J
3
39%
Jan 20
119
.
34% Feb 6
11534 Jan 29
No par
200
14%
2
Corp
General Motors
•
107)4 109)4
107
UN
D
Jan
17% Jan
5% preferred....U.....100
58%
1
5%
8%
678
7%
29
-
108%
109%
109 H
J
;,T2%vA2M>3%
3%
25%
*6%
1st mtge 3 )4s
i A — A A--1965 J/N
1st mtge 3 )48._._._ A.A —-1967 UN
1st mtge
Apr
101
Jan
46% Feb 5
4% Jan 16
2
26% Feb
$6 conv pref serlesA.No par
General Mills
...No par
30
200
25%
26
*24%
26
*24% 26
33
33
33
; 33; 33
*32% 33
33
*3234 33
10
10%
10%
*9%
*9%
10%
*9%
*9%
101,
*9%
10
*10% All
11% *101A 11%
*10%
11%
*10% Ait.
*10%
10% 10%
*105% 106% *106 V106% *106" 106% *106
106% 106% 106% *106 <' 106%
*103" >104J *102X105
103
103
1031., 103% *102% 105
*102% 105
16 •
16
16
16
*15% * 16% ? 15%
16
10
15%
1578" 1578
*144% 148
*144% 148
*144% 148
*144% 148
♦144% 148
*144% 148
*4
410 V, 4 V 4.
"*4
4% : >'4% 'X'" 4 %
4%
4% j *4.
4%'
*80 ': 9478
82
88
*76
82?
*76
*76
88
*70
88
PowcU Co—
..
*
4
5
Mar
8
12% July
53% May
Jan
VA
jA.1955
—.
121»
1. Js,
*24%
*32%
*9%
*55
{♦Gonsol Ry non-couv deb 4s 1954
♦Debenture 48-.
Apr
Dec
<99% 101%
Consol Edison of New York—*- '
3)*s debentures^ A ;-2 A.j--1946 A O 103)4
105 %
354s debentures A AAA ii.. 1948 A O
3)48 debentures: jA.A:.A'1956 A O "105)4
3)4s debentures.L-A A'A-,a1958 J,J 107)4
28V4
*24
29%
12%
*11" 11%
12%
12%
3%
3%
mi-
99*4 102'
99)4 102
6
1
6
5% Mar
21
V
rn,26%
7%
29%
12%
12% ' 12%
378
73
3%.
3%
27%
27%
"
•*
30
V
;
i
*6%
*7%
29
v.
11
12%
6%
A
*7%
*52%
3%
70%
•>,]
Income -deb w wAAApr l;d1969 May
-
5
97
26
3J4s 1970 M S
♦Commercial Mackay Corp—
?.
"
87%
20%
100%
19*4
Apr 15 1952 A
.......1961 J
5s.t
58%
7H4
66)4
65)4
••5
25
12%. >12%
83)4
71)4
*103)5
"86"" .*86"
♦Colo A South 4)4s series A..1980 AfN
Debenture
Sept
8%
47%
Jan 31
104
2
2%
1
$5 preferred........No par
14% V14%
26
»u
V
>
8%
25
11 >
83)4
75%
66)4
"
,70%
•
y:
'"77
82'"
-
12%
68%
*7%
'7%
28%
60
v.
1
u,«
■
>
'
Cleve Short Line 1st gu 4)48-1961 A
2
Jan
3% Feb
Gen Outdoor Adv A...No par
59
*58
64%
7%
29% A 30
87
,14%
•
*60
27% 27%
>26% 27%
141% 141% *140% 141%
60
*52% : 60
141%
*75%
15
> 58
64%
K; 5 "V> 5
30
-.2%
13
;
69%
24%
15%
*52%
108
*'2
*2%
681.4
•
*29'
108
14%
58
15%
28
108
'
13
*7%
24
*27%
♦iiAi
A
A
lg
y*2%>•.; 87 '•
'2%
*79
1478
58
12%
63,
1578
'
68%
2%
6%
"
V
*60
8G
24%.
t<>
*2
v.
*29
.
2%
*6%
.1948'M N
guar.
"•'v;.
87
*68%
2
64%
241
15%
.....
-4t
IS,, ■V;78
1
5
A 5. A 5
7%
30
29%
-
*2
*68'69%
\
2
*24
..1942 A
2
Jan
41%
3%
$4.50 preferred.
No par
Gen Gas A Electric A..No
par
1.300
*'•,«
17%
934
75%
General Foods
6.100
"C800
"
»%«
2%
;
£57%' 5812 ; *57)4
1 12% ' 12% V 12-%
12%
69
*7%
71)4
106%
'-'iii "Ii,
%
2%v "2% V 2%
*75% • 87"; ; *79
14
.13%
13%
".A" 2 '
7g
52%
Pittsburgh RR-
Gen 4)4sserles
:
69;.
74 H
•
47%
1st coll tr g 4s.. 1990 MW
3)4s
Nov
23
Dec
5% Jan 15
2
Jan
112
No par
...
31,800
.
13%, 13%
112
112
89
51)4";
"
Feb
122
-
57% >57%
'
102%
;»85
50
Series D 3 )4s guar.
5
10
284 Sept
12
Dec
2%
52% Jan 22
4
General Electric Co....No par
cum
33%
*105
%«
>17%
*9%*
75% K 75%'" 75%
75%
v; *%•■: •■' %
108)4 109
♦111 V jj
52%
J
Series C
Feb
7
Jan 26
2% June
Apr
Apr
15
5
Jan 22
Feb
20
700
V
34%
5%
%
113
il7%
1778 -1778
>
•"ri, 9%; * -0%
75ijj- '75*4
>
*2% ;. 2%
*78 r 82
107)4 108%
110*4 110*4
102)4 102*,,
'
J
Gen 4J4s series B.
Jan 23
Jan 24
'
*54
lmpt 4%a series E.. 1977 J
Cleveland A
3
3% Jan
Jan 21
116
2%
*25 "v 29
28
16% >16% ;
21%
10I4r
*98)4
Cln Wab A M DlV 1st 4s._jl991 J
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s....
Jan 20
8
7%
•
46
21
102)4
105?4
:A--i
Cleve Cln Chic A 8t Louis Ry—
General g 4s...
.........1993 J D
General 5s series B.,AAA. 1993 ./ D
Dlv
21
2
89
■
2
St L
1%
7%
5
Jan
preferred......100
95%
25%
12%
11%
12%'
*10i% 113* . *104%
V, >%■;>•% A *3g
.
9634
97%
46
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,
'
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94)4
107)4 .108
11034
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Ref A
l*g Dec
3
Jan
24.200
*11% <12%
11% 11%
:U%;.1178 '•'11% H7«
11%
'•*15': V; 16%
*15 ' "16%
*15 :< 16% *1-5
"16% *15
16%
J12 1 *103-112
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*106?;-112
112
*106
*106
112
112
A. 87 J
'.'*8% V 8%
8
8%
8%
8i,
8%
8%
i
>
3%-:
3%
3%
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3%
"3% •3%
3%
V 3%
*4612" 48 • *47% .48%
4.7% 47% ? 47% 47%
46%
46%
45% 46
"*
<
"
■>
0^4 ; : 5 %
5%
-5% >;.5%v "5%
5%
57g
5% VV5%
5%
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*63is- 417:
67
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67
14 -'14 :■ A 13%'14%
14%
14%
14%- 14%
14%
141.,
14%
14%
*42 .* 44
♦42
44
*42
44
44 •
44
*42
*42
45%
45%
1-16
16
*1(>3
107
1101'
r 95%
■
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''
1st mtge 3)4b.XA"A-AA-1967 J D
1st mtge gu 3)>8«et'Ei
2
11
General Cigar Inc.....No par
7% preferred
.100
700
1-%
33%
3
12-%
*%
•v
'
107 )4
9!) %
5s. 1952 J/N
4%8 series D.
Chllds Co deb Ss^-.A.aAA A1943 A
{•Choctaw Ok A Gulf
107 ^
J
Class A
200
124% 124%
26%
*2%
3
t,'■ %«•
*104% U3
»«A "l!
'
*25%
26%
3
3334
124% 1243s
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Transportation...6
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.5
$8 preferred... A.... No par
General Bronze Corp..;
.5
General Cable Corp. ..No
par
600
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18% Jan
,
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Gen Amer Investors
No par
100
18-%
18% zl8%
19%
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27
2738
27%
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Chicago Union Station—"AA
''
1% Jan 6
134 Jan 20
10
5% preferred.....
.10
Gaylord Container Corp....5
2.900
46
3%
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214
8% Jan..2
38% Jan 2
103% "Jan 12
2% Jan
31
Jan
2
2
44
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36
105
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100
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Dec
64
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111
Jan
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5
July
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Jan
Jan
>
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
622
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Friday
LOW
NEW
for
Feb. 2
Jan. 31
Friday
the
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
%
3%
*2%
38s
*12
*3U
2OI4.
20U
3%
*20%
20%
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3i2
33S
3%
3%
*3
358
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20
20
3i»
3%
"i«
3%
58
_
1,16
%
400
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9n
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31
20%- 21
20U 2014
3%
378
3%
378
1
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31 :> "is "ns
'*
■
of 100-Share Lots
Lowest
Par
Shares
$ per share
per share
"9j«
3%
2034
9|6
■•I/'.,;..:
Range for PreUous
: Year (1941)
,
8 per share
100
Hudson A Manhattan
2
Jan
2
4
18
21.'
"MOO
'Jan
2
4,400
Hudson Motor Car....No par
3%
Jan
2
7,700
JHupp Motor Car Corp.*...!
%e
Jan
2
Dec ;'..%
,
Jan 12
,2% Dec
4%
Jan
iV- % Nov
84
Jan
190
Leased lines
32%
Jan'
2
18% Jau27
39% Fob 5
3%
16%
220
RR Sec ctfs series A... 1000
2
3% Jan 28
500
Indimaoolis P & L Co .No par
••8
9%
858
9
26
26%
26%
*93
96
94% 95
95
*95
97
157%
157% *155
1 57*2 *155
157% *155
74
74%
73% 74%
73%
73% 74%
4,300
Indian Refining...........10
26
1,000
Industrial Rayon._„__N0 par
17%
17
17%
17%
7%
18
38
38%
314
33%
3%
16%
7%
3834
26
26
3%
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3%
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25%
712
251.4
25
95%
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7
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4958
m
7
22%
22
:
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160
160
11%
; 7%
61%
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Inger3oU-Rand-_.__j._N0
•
2
2
Jan
6
9% Feb
8
26l,i Feb
par
6% preferred.........-.100
j
No par
5
155% Jan
6
Inland Steel Co
70% Jan
2
7
Inspiration Cons Copper...20
Insurahshares Ctfs Inc__....l
10
100
Interchemical Corp
22", F >b
108%
Jan
Jan
2
700
8%
7%
3,400
6% preterred
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....j—Nn par
.8%
2
107
July
113%
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3%' Feb
8,
11%
160% Jaii'28
Jan
2
?4 Jan 19
12% Jau 9
2-% Jan 21
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58
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284
88
88
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11
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5434
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55
3
56
23.1
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2734
27%
14%
1438
1414
i-
♦2%
-
3,000
Internat Mln & Chem. .No par
! 1%
Jan
5
48
Prior preferred..—-—100
600
13,900
Mining Corp.....I
Int Nickel of Canada..No par
"7",900
Intena'lonal Paper Co._—-15
214
*158
21.1
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2%
2%
2%
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238
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5134
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48
48
48
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31
31
31%
31%
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31%
37%
31%
32
31
59
59
5834
5884
59%
51%
1,600
;
200
Jan
2
Jan
57
June
150
170
-
4Hs.-i..4.l
1st mortgage
;•
3
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28% Feb
1
1
60% Jan
May
131
2Q
2
48
2
31
500
311"
900
International Shoe.._.No pat
27% Jan
38%
100%
500
,_38%
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s.
-
37%
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100%
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100%
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100>8
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37%
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3734
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2%
2%
2%
2%
9
9
9
93
2%
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100
9
9
9
900
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97
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97
50
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87S
29%
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2%
2%
2%
2%
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9
.
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-
2%
:
87g
29;
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2%
2%
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9%
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29
29%
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30
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-
97
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9
9
878
8%
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2%
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93
93
93
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2%
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100%
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100%
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2%
2l4
37%
37%
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914
400
29%
500
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--
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7 % pre ferred.......... 100
Stores.No par
j_
100
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A
2
A
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6%
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23
23%
23
2234
78
76
76
10%
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10
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100
25
6
^
63
6334
1,100
102
6%
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102
•
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900
25
6%
25%
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25%
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57
122% 123
56%
6%
25%
25%
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57
57
57
57
5784 *■ 57%
56% 57
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*122% 125
*122% 125
*122% 126
22% • 227s
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2234 23%
22% 23%
6234 6^4
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*61% 63
77
'
77
77
11
77
77
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*9%
10
*9% 10
*9%
10
*9%
10
25%
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103
*1013.1 103
6%
25%
6's
25%
25%
1,100
30
Jewel
./
Preferred.
Feb
111
Dec
1%
Dec
9% Jan.2
5%
Feb
14
-Feb
98
9
3
F -b
Feb
,2
6
132
130% Jan 24
87
Jan 12
32% Jan
2
8% Jan
29
95
v-
.
5% Jan
2
F b
5
6% Jan
..
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'Mar
23 K
3
109.%
5%
5%
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-
378
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37g
3%
378
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22
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12
20%
*lli4
20%
12%
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*7%
8
8
*7%
102
*96
11%
117s
11%
4%
5
*434
100%
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102
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5
.
14
Minn Nor DIv 1st 4a.. 1948 A O
& Ga Dtv 1st 5s.1956.M N
(NY) 1st cons g 5s—.1995 J J
Jau55
3
L6% Dec
64 V Jau
6
300
5%
pref series B conv. _I00
76
Feb
v2:
79% Jan
3
984 Jan 14
*11%
47g
3.400
400
200
*4S4
*96
*11
102
11%
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11%
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4%
.
102
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;
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10
100
12
4%
478
102
12
478
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4%
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600
•!
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•
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,8%
:
<
22
2
17
Jan
100% Jan 21
Jan
7
Jan 27
8
cl A. I
B.—-1
.
"lY
Jan
3
i 4% Jan
9
12'
Jau 14
34%
34%
34%
34%
13
13
13
*26%
28
*26%
2%
38
22
2134
13
37%
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384
*3%
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25%
24%
28
28
13
28
2%
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38
38
21%
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22
24%
24%
28%
4
24%
28%
28
13
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38
22
21%
3434
34%
28
2%
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38%
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110% '*103
110% *103
283,i
4
■
110% *105.% 110% *105% H0l2
34%
35%
34% 31% "34%
347S
13
<13 '
13 13
123.4
12%
*26% 28.
*26% 28
*26% 28
2%
2%
2%- "2%
*2%
2%
39% 40%
38%
39
40% 40%
21% 22%
22% 22%
21% 22%
*3%
4
*3%
4
*31.4
4
24
24%
2434 -,24%
24%
24-3g
2834
2834 ,128%' 2878 *28% 2878
Kendall Co 85 pt pf A ..No par
10.800
5
3
Jan
1(100
"666
490
4,200
Kinney
10
Kresge Dent Stores..
2,700
1,300
29
33
preferred...No par
Kresge (S 8) Co.—.;
37% Jam 3
1234 Feb
27% Jan 24
134 Jan
(G R) Co—....—'--1
85 prior
105% •Jan20
34% Feb
.~~.No par
Keystone Steel & W Co-No par
Kimberly-Clark-———No par
40% Feb
Feb 1
28
27
Jan
<24
Jan
1
9%
*9
30
12%
*8%
*17%
9%
18
9%
32
*8%
17%
*24
32
12%
*24%
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*12%.
12%
1%
11
207„
22%
43.4
23%
*71
73%
*175
*18%
207S
*12%
23%
73
19%
10
Laclede Gas Lt Co St Louis 100
Lambert Co
(The)....No par
No par
9%
19
9
300
Lane Bryant
*18
19
500
23%
*23%
23%
100
Lehlgb Portland
112%
ll's
-
111
334
334
U4
1%
1%
115s
11%
11%
11%
-t2° -20%
2034
20%
1234
20
*12%
19%
23
22%
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01 0
13
2234
22%
4%
434
4s4
23%
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2434
73
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73
74%
74%
179% *175
19%
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-
20
74%
24
*72
74%
179% *175
19%
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"
9
100% 109%
3%
3%
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334
=
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112
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3%
r 1%
434
24i'i
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73
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4%
74%
73%
179% *175
19%
19-
3%
1%
1%
12%
1%
12%
13
207g
12%
19%
23
4%
24%
73
21
21%
12%
*19%
12!
20
200
1,600
Lehigh Valley Coal....No par
4, lOO
lOO
lOO
4,700
Jan
8%
458
24%
721-.
72lo
loo
73
73%
1,600
74
179
175
19
175
200
lOO
20
*48%
600
30
ti*GaCaro A Nor
2%
26% Sept
9
9
Jan
7
29%
16%
55
14
16%
-28%
32
20
-28%
: 1956
J
m
98%
*79%
Jan 16
1%
%
8%
6
2%
-1084 Jan
9
12% Jan
8
21% Jan 14
1234 Jan 21
20% Jan 14
23% Jan 29
6% conv preferred.——50
Lerner Stores Corp....No par
19
Jan
3
Libbey Owens Fcrd Gl_No par
20% Jan
5
Llbby MeNeill & Libby.....7
Life Savers Corp.—
.—.5
4% Jan 2
21
Jan 29
Liggett & Myers Tobacco..25
Series B
—..25
Preferred
—...100
69% Jam
3
70% Jan
2
Feb
cr!9'
18%
119%
3%
5% Jan20
33
13
,
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D
A—...
1961 J
Aug
J
Dec
Doe
45%
3
1973 J
J
1976 3
J
86 m
1946 3.
J
1967 J
J
-..
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I'
•7%
39'"
31
102
94%
97%
86%
87%
13
86
89
86 H
86%
86%
■28
84
os m
98%
99
43
96%
96%
97
27
95%
93%
77%
78
51
75
'■>
♦62%
9%
Feb
June
175
Jail
6
174
5
19
Feb
5
•17%^ Dec
05
10%
91
90 %
87
6»%:
71%
69
72%
55 J i
J
57%
51
59
103%
103
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11
110m
110%
110%
10
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33
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J
101%
♦AdJ Income 5s...1—..Feb 1957
A
2ser A —1981
J
1
120
6
3
77%
102%
102%
-.
J
•
75%
77%
5s —.=-...1949 MN
F A
Hudson A Manhat lst 5s A.. - .1957
21
125
100
,
()
MN
Hudson Co Oas Istg
21<June
103% 103%
109% 110%
1
.13
4J^8-...1999
Hoe (II) Co 1st mtge. —..... -1944
IS^Housatonlc Ry cons g 5s_ .1337
Houston Oil 4 '4 s debs
. i .... i 95f
H udson Coal 1st s f 5s ser A.... 1962
Hocking Val lst cons g
Jan
6
79
V
95
.
103 m
Jan
Jan
87%
99%
97%
9%
9%
•
— —
63
69%
J
lst A ref Term M 5sstpd —— 1952 J
Gulf States Steels f 4)^8----.. 1961 A O
1969 A/N
Gulf States Utll 3 Josser D
Jail
189
.
...
f*s,* ?
-
*55%
Jan
96%
105% 106
105
101 %
14
J
Jan
Feb
99%
81 j
96 %
Fe b
ctfs A.
6
106 J
96
'
_.
Jan
Do;
'19
'
.
♦90
14% Nov
Dec
93%
80
95
Gulf A Ship Island ltR—-
27% Sept
98
64%
132
99
•
J,.
106%
101%
1952 J
.,24% Sept
Dec
17-5
Lily Tulip Cup Corp...No pat
v-
64% Nov
•
♦99,
D
195(1 A
5^8 B
C——... 1950 A
Gulf Mobile A Ohio 4s ser B... 1975 J
2015 J
♦Gen mtge Inc 5s ser A
——
26% Oct
116% Jan
5% Aug
31% Nov
3
Jan
73% Jan 12
74io Jan
5
.;=
Jan
Feb ..,'-218 July
14% Sept
Feb
Dec
11%
9g
8
J
J
General 45^sseries E.——. 1977 3
1946 is J
General mtge 4s series G—
27»4 July
l07i^Dec
Jan 26
13
I)
1946 \{
5s w w. r.
90
Dei
98
96%
15%
95
1% Jan 20
7
9.7%,97.%
O
4
Jan
83
25%
(J
113
6
2
100%
69
16%
97 m
lst mtge 5s series
Jan
2
10C%
83,,
28 m
General 5s series C- —— —.
General 4>is series D
, ;
r->
Jan
,17% Sept
v.19%, A or
Jan
9%
"2%
2%
D
Gulf Mob A Nor lst
V. 14%
1
10%
2%
1%
2%
100%
82
64%
8%
:
8%
.
100%
45% July
4
234 Jan
S
,"1
,
2%
2%
100 m
Dec •,,14% Sept
9
18% Feb
23% Jan
3
10%
*2 %
-
95%
*57%
63%
I 8%" ;.; 9%
=
;.106%
88%
95
60
_
lstext68...1934
series B.—.
General 5
28% Aug
.
5%> Feb
,Jan
17%
10%
106
107
91
♦50%
63%
•■9% •.*' 9%
J
Oswegatchle lst 58. —; 1942
Grays Point Term
584 Sept
Feb
24 *• Feb
>
*106%
94|%
J
Great Northern 4 %s ser
3% July
40% July
a:22% Mar
•: Jan 23,
J
Jan
38
.
.Dec
,21
V Jan 14
106
106
98
J
Gotham Silk Hos deb
Gouv A
14% July
Dec
12% Jan 14'
934 Jan 19
2
105
86%' 90%
48%
56%
....
v.:
Jan
Dec
22% Jan
109% Feb
Lehman Corp (The);--—jj;.;.!
Lehn A Flak Prod Corp.—..5
7,000
11
Jan 2 ;
167g Jan 23
Cement...25
4% conv nreferred——100
JLehtgh Valley RIt
...50
3,000
11,600
22%
4%
24%
22-%
Jan 30
11% Jan
Lee Rubber A Tire.';—
*227g
9
27
V
5% preferred —........100
"706
418
434
18%
V
9
2234
179% *175
12%
23%
lu¬
20
74
9%
32
12%
18%
*12%
*19%
2234
*72
73 tg
*25
9
23%
4%
12%
18%
22%
434
22%
9%
32
*12%
*22%
9%
35g
13
*19
20
*9%" i'r 9%
*25
12%
18%
112
11%
208*
13
9%
32
22%
*8%
1%
11%
21,
*12%
*19%
1214
18
1%
11
*9U
*25
22%
9%
17%
*22%
23% *22% 23%
*112% 114% *112% 114%
384
33t
334
*3%
1%
9%
*9
405
J
•Green Bay A West deb
*9
104
9
200
55%
J
Goodrich(B F) 1st 4
-11%
5
*96
:
89%
64
62
J
4sseries H.—
Gen mtge 3 ;Xs series 1. - —
*12%
104%
58%
56%
105
88%
54 %
*105%
S
D
J
Co cons g 53—1949
Castings 5^s w w-1949
t^vJeorgla A Ala Ry 5s...Oct 1 194j
(Jen Steel
'
Apr
•18 ;'
,.^1% Dec
23% Feb
2
29<2 Jail
"1
54 %
M N
Gas A El of Berg
Jan
Aug
1S(1%,
i
:-25
=22% Jan 9
3% Jan 23
Jan
104%
,
Mar
98%' Feb 406
3984 July
30% Deo
5
5
105
89 X
♦certificates of
Gen mtgc
*24
63%
Aug
.6
Mar
3
Jan
2%' Feb:
3% Jan 19
—
Co..—-No par
Kroger Grocery A Bak.No par
i.
13% Jan 14
Jan
,21%
Kress (9 H) A
:
;
1434 Aug
6% I>ec
95 - Dec
£ 9% Dec
;
4% -Dec
C'i
Jan
105
Kennecott Copper.
104%
63
103
22-34 Aug
,
'■».
110% *103
*103
,1
J
12% Jan
121% Mar
Dec
100
100% Jan 13
% 7
....-
5
1956
deb—.1961
Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
Firestone Tire A Rub 3s
Sept
I>ec
13%
,9%
Jan 27
11% Feb
M
3%s. —-.1971
deposit—.-—
tFonda Johns A Glover RR—
MN
§*2-4s (Proof olclaim)...—1982
( •Certificates of deposit.
S~D
Food Machi iery Corp-3s debs. 1956
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s...1956 MN
il'16% June
V 2."De-
Jap
pr._ 100
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv
Class
2
2®4 Jan
10
5% conv pre ferred—...-100
Kayser (J) & Co..
Keith-Albee-Orpheum
103
"99 %. 100 "
14
100
*63
Co—
-/
J
4%s series A ——1957
J
J
scries B—c —.1995
J
J
Gen mtge Inc 4 !^s series A. .2015
M N
♦N Y A Erie RRext 1st4s..,1947
t* Florida Cent A Pe anln 5s.—, 1943
,/ 1>
tFlorida East Co^t 1st 4Ks-. . 195!)
♦lst A ret 5saeries A- -—•—-.1974 M S
4% Dee
118, Jap,16
4% Jau 27
Jan 16
16% Jan
Stores.—..1
108
102
*104
1st cons M 4s
111
.
Dec
7
6
2
5% Jan
118
4% preferred—......T-100
Kaufrnann Dept
lOO*
.........1965 .4 O
.27% July
*? 67
Aug
86% July
,* 59 ;r Oct
64% Dec
Furn.—lO
Kan City P A L pf ser B No par
Kansas City Southern.No par
108
160
Jan
2434 Jan
Kalamazoo Stove A
J'"-'
ioim
102:
1st coils M
.
141% Dec
'«49% -Dec x 71% Sept
Feb
.122 : .Nov 128-
2
900
,
23%
*108
102
Dec
Jan
5%
*11834
109%
Jan
44
5%
.107-8
59®4 Jan 14
124
Dec
*
5
6!
..
102
*96
1178
5''g
5%
5%
5%
5%
jCii *11834
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4%.
4%
4%"
41.4
4i4
4%
21
21
20% 20%
20% *20% 20%
lllo
11%
12
11% *11
| *11%" 12
100% *100% 103
*100% 103
*100% 103
7%
7%
8
*7%
734
*7%
7%
534
107
93%
Erie Railroad
Aug
Aug
9%
3'D4
K
534
17%
93%
102% 103%
106% 107%
15% 23%
108% 109%
103%
107
J
40
17%
193 m
19%
108 H
0
J
93 m
102%
J
5ustamped..
'
*5%
40
17% '.VI7%
*93 Y
A
134% Aug
31%. Dec
5
33% Jan
107% Jan:
Jan 10
55% Jan 23
122
Jan 9,
22% Jail 10,
1
36
40
Elec Auto-Lite 254b debs — ....1950 J D
Elgin Joliet A East Ry 3^8....1970 M 8
El Paso A S W 1st 5s—.
.—- -1965 A
O
3% Sept
7 ^Feb
26%
124'
Jan 20
5% pref series A.......100
-
104
Sept
Jan 21
Jones A Laughlln Steel.No par
Joy Mfg Co
1,oh
Ry-3^s..l962
Sept
100
'
111
1
103%
15*Dul Sou Shore A Atl g 53... 1937
Duquesnc Light 1st M 3)^8 —,1965
104V. Oct
£ 33s Sept
2>%- Jan 14
5,200
,
M N
5%
83;
111%
109% 110%
103% 108%
4%
78%
2
21
110%
1%
14%
1%
11%
3
im
79
103
.V
Dul Mlss A Ir Range
53
63
mm
...
2
1%
54
1 %
14%
110%
M
-
Ed El 111
2% Jan39
25
No par
100
4m
107
10% ,15%
15
10%
10
-
2
;
79
m
111
East Tenn Va
2
101
—
1 u vi
1)
Oct
2
.100
^ %' preferred
Johns Manvllle.
14 m
im
13%
"79"
S
-----1995
Detroit Term A Tunnel 4 J# - - -1961
Dow Chemical del) 2 %s - - - — -1950
-- -
—
15'3
14%
1>
Jan
Jan
Tea Co Inc.....No par
4
M
J
49
Jan
93
1
Co
Jarvls (W B)
S
0
lien g 43—1995
♦Second gold 4s
105
106
.13
J
M
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Ohio Dlv 1st mtgc
101
J
A
J
Detroit A Mac 1st
51% 01%
106% 107%
104
105%
""*2
Oct
1%
1
104%
•
•
31%
May
,25%
93%
,
101% 101%
339
Oct
834 Jan 28
,
Intertype Corp
*..No par
Island Creek Coal...
-.1
.
Jan 26
27%
104% 106%
23
101 m
M:
13%
A
48%
2
.Foreign share ctfs.. .No par
Interstate Dept
39=
105
,60%
104m
*ioim
F.
49
Feb
95- .-Jan
Inter ''1 Telep A Teleg.Ni par
$6 preferred —.. i .j.. .
....
3584 Jan 13
International Silver
26:S
87
*io6-m
F
East Ry
*31
87
.
2% Sept
Apr
.32% May
Jau 26
.
27%
v
73% June
51%,Dec
1%
23%
J
1955
plan! - ---
♦Assented (subj to
B..Apr 1978
t*Des M A Ft Dodge 4s ctfs..-1935
t*Des Plains Val 1st gu 4HS--.1947
DetroltFldison 4s ser F
—1965
Gen A ref mtgc 3 Josser G—-1966
Gen A ref 3s ser H
..—— —1970
Sept
5
31
27%
J
♦Ref & Imnt 5s sejr
Jan
Feb
46% Jan3G
31
J
-1969 J s3
l*I>env&RG W gen 5s-.Aug
yvv>«*
313a Sept
ADe?
1/ 2% Jan 26
9
44% Jan
45% Jan
23%
31 m
59 m
14
-i July
23
1078
32
27
m
loim
14
Dec
4
.
125=
5
34%
30%
25%
J
J
Jan
51
30%.'Apr
1% DO -
4
1584 Jan
30
29
2
♦jot m;
*59 Y
J
V Jan
2%'
-Dec
.
Jan 21
129
2
5738 Jan
'
104%
M N
J
Jan
13% Nov
Apr
Jan 31
3
i 2 ;: Jan 12
.No par
5% preferred...-100
International Salt.....No par
90
6%
1
10
2%
Dec
■
32
29 m
87
AO
—1936 J
July
.".'—%
57% Fib -»6
Jan 21
14
5% conv preferred......100
Inter Rys of Cent Am.
7
2
26%
12634
a._100
...
Jan
2% Jan
Internat'l
Preferred..
14-34
*1?8
58%
Int
2,900
28%
14'i
59
59
5
131
*129
11%
Jan
3
28
131
I1438
1478
14%
59%
5834
28%
J *129
131
*129
145s
14%
2834
2784
131
*129
131
*128
131
14
27%
27%
27%
27%
*128
56
234
28 34
.55
10
400
10%
2%
57%
*2%
2%
7,000
Hydro-Elec Sys class A.25
Int Mercantile Marine.No par
%
*%
10%
2%
11
1034
238
.
*i9
16
:
29%
*29
D
-.
'
! 6
27%
26
27
J
-
Jan
Dec
May
42%
31
23%
29 m
t§*Den & R G 1st cots g4S-1936
{♦Consol gold
Dec
Jan
6
<
26
32
J
j"D;
-1965 J
Rv 3 %sser B
& ref.4s.,. -1943
-1971
Del Power & Light 1st 4^8-.
,.1969
:/ 1st & ref 4%s...
27
•?
14
2714
J
— .....
Dayton Union
Jan
Dec
9
High
22
3014
26%
26^
1946 j"d
to
Del & Hudson 1st
7% Sept
Sept
.'Feb
167% Jan 16
Preferred..............100
13%
Dec
6
19
Jan
1
No. Low
High
29
1952
mtgc 3s.. -1970
Dayton P A L 1st
Jan
5
i.10%
Jari 30
Jan
90%
Dec
23% Jan 27
111% Feb 3
6% Feb
Jan.
D
4% Aug
21% Jan
9% July
161,'a Jan
Sept
:
140
46
.i
Feb
63
4
Jan 14
126
100
154
Jan 12
3.51 % Jan =5
Fib
4
i 52
Int Business Machines .No par
Internatfl Harvesters..No par
•
20% May ; 2'j'g July
85% Dec 111% Jan
2
;6% Jan
500
6,900
Aug
i
45% May
Dec
123s Jan 14
Jan 23
6%
Intercont'l Rubber..'..No par
Interlake Iron.
x]3%
.5 V
4
74% Feb
8
-7
157
5
20
No par
——100
Dec
Jan
100
24
Dec
2
Since
§1
10% Aug
Dec
11% De
31"
5
6%
16% Feb
4%
«,•
5
24% Jan
91% Feb
600
2,600
Jan 2"
2% Jan
14% Jan
=
7
8%
7%
7%
129% 128i.t 128%
51
51%
52
160
*159% 160%
8%
129%
52
*158% 160
5034
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100
22
•
*21%
*110
111
400
4%.—__;
111
*6%
22
8%
8%
7%
*8%
11%
6%
6%
111% *110
*110
5,700
1,400
8
*3%
16%
1134
11%
*6%
50%
497g
7%
18%
3984
3%
16%
1
7%
7%
7%
129%
129% 129% *128
161
*159
161
*159
8
26
*22
884
,
18
3984
3%
16%
1134
22%
*8%
7%
7%
129% 129%
4978 50
7U
7U
*126
16%
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111% 111'
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8
8
*8%
8%
.
3%
16%
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1134
7
•
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23
*22
23
-11%
11%
11 %
6%
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95
157% *155
72%
73
72»8
m
11%
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26
96%
7%
73S
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*714
734
25
*155
72«4
7212
.
16%
*7I4
1571
*155
73.1
39
'7%
7%
.714
8
6% preferred series A...100
5*8 Jan
1434 Jan
2
18%
39
1714
38-
7%
Illinois Central RR Co....100
7-"s
18
39
17>2
38
7U
Range
or
Asked
26%
-
26 %
3s deb..-1955
Curtis Publishing Co
38
30
D
J
......
♦7 Hs series A extended to 1946
♦Deposit receipts. —.......
♦6s series B extended
; 1'
♦Deooslt receipts —
*17
A
Low
... ... - -..
♦Cuba RR 1st 5s g-.i—
♦Deposit receipts..
21% Sept
15-% May
5
34 Jan 20
Bid
Jan
,1% Dec
F^b
3% Feb
♦Deposit receipts..
Jan
3%
5^3...;...1942
♦Cuba Nor Ry 1st
share $ per Share
per
2
Feb.
%
:
Price
Rame
'Friday's
;
Railroad 8c Indus. Cos. {Con.)
$ per share
3g Jan
2
5% preferred....-..,..100
Hud Bay Mln & Sra LtdNa par
Sale
High" si
Lowest
Highest
|
■
Last
BONOS
STOCK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Feb. 6 ;•
N. Y.
,
'
' $
$ per share
°1«
%
5s
*9i«
3 per share
? per share
$ vet share
On Basts
STOCK
Week
Feb. 4
Feb. 3
YORK
EXCHANGE
Thursday
Wednesday i
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Ranye Since JanJ '1...
STOCKS
Sales
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
v
1
38%
100
120%
17
43%
211
12%
12%
189
101%
•
44%
101%
52
122% 120
98% 100% i
77% j
61%
102%= 104% !
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119
36%
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2934
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31,
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31
*333.1
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10t
10
10
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1334
14%
21%
14%
2934
30%
31
34%
30%
32-%
31%
32%
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431%
317g
10
10
10
10
*1334
14%
14
13%
13io
20-84
14%
21%
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40
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4134
41
41%
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42
42
4
4
4
41%
'
13%
21%
40%
41%
4
4
3%
17%
18%
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1834
18
18
18%
15
15
21
39%
15
147% 147%
17
17,
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74
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15
4
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1734
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17
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73%
♦16%
145
17
146% 1463,1
73%
*74
15%
*15%
75
74%
Lima Locomotive Wks.No par
200
34
*9%
14
12,000
32
31%
x3\
10
Link Belt Co.—-No par
1,400
1,200
Lion Oil Refining Co.—No par
10%
13%
21%
40%
5,000
4,800
41-%
2,600
Lone Star Cement Corp No par
3%
3%
IS'i
18%
18%
15
14%
14%
150
*144% 150
17% *16%
171o
74%
74% 74%
1,400
Long Bell Lumber A...No par
22%
40%
417S
21%
'
40-38
41%
4
900
1,400
Jan
3
2
323s Feb
3
Jan
9% Jau
24
j32%
Feb
6
1
34
xlOh
4
x20
Jan 21
20% Fib
2
Loew's Inc.—
37
Jan
2
39% Jan 2
3% Jan 2
17-% Jau 20
Loose-Wiles Biscuit
.....25
80
Co
...—10
7% preferred.-—;......100
300
Louisville Gas & El A—No «ar
600
Louisville <fc Nashville.
=
Lorillard (P)
2
14-% Jan
Apr
16%
39 <8
;
1%
45% July
Dee
lst
-lat
334 Dec
19
Sept
19% Jan
Jap
l)ee
De?
162
8
15
Dec
22
76% Jan 26
60
Feb
...
4sj..—3—..--1951 -/
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gold 3Hs--—
.— .1951
J
♦91 %
J
O
2
18%
68% Jan
2
Jan 30
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..1951
Extended 1st gold 3)^8
lst
Jan
gold 3s stcrll
ig.-.-l — —1951
Collateral trust gold 4s.
— —
Purchased lines 3Hs-.—"... 1952
J
*31%
20%
*12
*26%
4%
22
22
2134
*21
*125
....
32%
3 2%
20%
32%
20%
13%
20%
13%
*12
2634
27
4%
22
*125
4%
32%
32%
20%
20%
*12
2684
26%.
4%
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221
*21
*125
13%
26%
4%
32%
20'%
*12
26%
32%
*32%
6%
*5'->
6%
4%
♦5%
"6%
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16%
*15%
16%
*151-.
16%
1%
1%
1%
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6
6-6,6
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12
12
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23 t
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23
4%
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26%i
23%
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.
26%
23%
4%
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3%
3%
7%
12%
23%
4%
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12%
12%
23%
23%
4%
23%
4%
13
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27%
4=%
6%
20%
20%
4%
4%
6%
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*15%
*1%
1,900
Macy (R H) Co Inc...No par
Madison Sq Garden...No par
"666
Magma Copper...>.10
4,800
.V) par
Manat 1 Sugar Co.. j
Mandel Bros
1
9
Jan
3134
23%
131
Jan 27
35% Jan
2
21% Jan
2132
6
-13% Jan 27
2
3% Jan
2
27% Jan 28
4% Jan 33
24%
-
13%
Jan
3
Collateral trast gold 4S.
<1%
1
Jan
2
1% Jan 31
3%
7io
7,400
Marine Midland Corp..——5
3% Jan
2
3'»
11%
23%
4-%
*26%
*23%
*27%
11%
23%
12
12
22%
4%
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4%
26%
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23
4%
26%
23%
2734
2814
27%
174
*171% 174
4,430
800
3,100
1,000
1,800
Market St R.V
6%
Martin-Parry Corp
MasoniteCorp
No par
....
Mathleson Alkali Wks.No par
7% preferred
—
100
1
12% Jan.
26% Jau
4
25
'
6
% Jan 26
u
-34
72%
5
Dec
1% May.
Jan
; r
,
Jan 21
23
Jan 23
27%
Feb
6
171% Jan 26
3%
7% F ib? 5
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7
6
6% Jan 6
28% Jan 30
24% Jan 6
291* Jan ,6
176
Jan 13
'11
.
v
Dec
3s
334
21%
Dec
May
Dec
24% May
171
June
Jan
Jan
„
III Cent and Chic St L A N
1st A ref 4
I nfipiratlon
Cons Copper 4s
de b 4s .
F..196I
....
i.
Jan
Sept,
.31% Sept-
i=7 6
44%
126
39%
43%
4
38%
39%
48%
38%
45
35
81%,'
43
59
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44%
52%
52%
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45%
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81%
5
71
54
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50
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44%
Augr
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44%
49%
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185
40
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46%;
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6
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61%
47%
213
42%
43%
143
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75%
J
26%
26%
M H
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D
627.
..
1952
194 7
47%
D
series C
Inland Steel lst mtge 3s ser
28
48
>
O—
A—-...1963
1963
Ind III A Iowa lstg 4s...
1950
t*lnd A Louisville lst gu 4a:... 1956
Ind Union Ry 344sseries B.... 1986
;
1 nterlase 1 ron con v
28%
48 >
45
43%
70
47
44%
MN
Joint 1st ref 5s scries
,
32% sept
Jan-
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42%
*30
MN
J:
17% 8ept.
Dec
i20% Dec
■19
5%
11%
-
'
22% Feb
1
No par
1
Jan
434 Jan 2
11% Jan 23
pref..100
Martin (Glenn L) Co.....
Master Elec Co
1.000
pr
Marshall Field & Co—.No par
,
*
Maracaibo Oil Exploration... 1
3%
684
14% Aug
July
31
Feb .-.4% Dec
7% Aug
Dec
46% Sept
Apr
90%
44%
J
—1953
1951
St Louis Dlv A Term g 3s
1951
Gold 3^s--.—1951
Springfield DIv lst g 3
1961
Western Lines listg4s
.1951
Omaha Dlv 1st gold
„
'
5%
12%
90%
48
LoulsvDiv A Term g 3>^8.
Jan
Jan
....1953
1955
40-year 4%s_-. —————1966
Cairo Bridge gold 4s.
195C J
Litchfield Dlv 1st gold 3s....1951
3-5% Oec
29% Sept
Apr
iO%'-D8c
6% Jan 15
16% Jan 26
Jan 24
6
....25
138
117%, De-:
.11
Feb
13% Jan 22
Jan
31%
Dec
Dec
23%
2
200
7%
-
19 i
Jan 12
Jan 22
Jan
i 19
.....No par
Manhattan Shirt.
3
21% Jan
129
1%
3%
1
..100
Mack Trucks Inc
16%
3%
•
6% preferred—
h
J6h
*
26%
26%
261"
*23%
*23%
*23% 23%
23%
28% 28%
28% 28% *28% 28%
28
28%
*171% 174
*171% 174
*171% 175
*171% 175
*171%
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32
4%
12%
23%
4'»
*12
27-
*15%- 16%
1%
1%
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l'ooo
32
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,
3%
6%
1'2%]
.
4%
6%
r\
200
26
6%
16%
221
....
32%
20?g
13%
20%
13%
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20%
-261
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4%
22%
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94
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M
id
S
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:
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>:■
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.1952
Jan
•
1
*32
A
gold
74% Nov
Jan
Jan 29
100% 102%
Illinois Central RR—
Oct
Apr
35
Illinois Bell Telep
Jan
31% SeQt
Apr
May
1384
15%
149
100
19%
28-
12%
142%
141% Jan 14
16%
Jan
13% July
13-
42% Jan 2-1
4% Jan 24
18»4 Feb, 6
No par
37%
Dee
24% Jan 6
41% Jan 27
13%
Dec
May
Jan
?V 9%
10% Jan 13
15% Jan 3
Liquid Carbonic Corp. .No par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. —,_1
k
30
43%
J
40%
37%
48.%41%
70
74
20%
26%
■
108% 108% i
A
O
10 im
104%
A
O
101 m
101 %
104%
101%
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100%
100%
104% 105%
99% 101 %:
99% 100%'.
Volume
Number 4044
155
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Frldaj
Is
BONDS
N.
Y.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Last
Ran Qe or
Sale
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Jan.
J
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134
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141
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45
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354
82
29
334
16
31
32
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115
15
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1
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:
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1st A ref 4 4s series C
•/
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I
tjnlf mtge
Paducah A Mem Dlv 4s....1940 FA
3s..*..1980 m a
10 1 4
Mo-Kan-Texas RR-..aNo
3,690
$4,'50 preferred.w^-.LNo
.
Feb
14
Feb
30%
Apr
24
Dei
37
Jan
3%
21%
254
*U714
*109
1104
9.000
27
9%
Jan
5
13
Mai
17% July
Jan 14
17
Dei
384
5
86
Dec
6
34
N *v
3 Feb
4
1054
Dec
3% Jan 13
664 Jan ^6
8
2
Feb
384 Jan
1%
Dec
52
Jan 16
12
•*,
8
6
Jan
Oct
44 Jan
79% July
154
O'Jt
1
v
Dei
124
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Jan
451®
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4
1
13% Jan 19
125
112
Dei
9%
26
84 ja
24 Jan 20
'3%
Oct
July
Feb
91
Aug
1174
"Jan
17
110% Jan 23
251® Jan
2
37
.No par
17%
Feb
94
Mar
II84 Sept
Mar
12.3
7
Jan
" "Jan
21
115
110% Jan
6
27
108% June
28% Jan
40
118
Aug
Sept
Aug
1134
0*'t
241-t
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3ni«
Jan
30
354
Dc|i;
434
Jan
284 Jan
9
21%
Dec
304
Aug
7%
Jan
Dei
Jan
2
30
5 ®
124
15
Jan
Dec
77
-112
77
par
Montg Ward A Co Inc.No par
Mcrrell (J) & Cow
45
Dec
234
1% Jan. 2
Preferred series B..iNo par
$4 preferred series C4N0 var
284
284
*40
4%
Jan
'
120
Feb
16
8
.12% Jan
Aug
294 Jan 15
304 Jan 16
7% Jan 14
5
5
105
Jan
July
71
Dec
Jan
101
4u Jan
Monsanto Chemical Co.x—10
54
5% Jan
IF
7% preferred series A. ..100
Mohawk Carpet. Mills;...—20
Jan
9% July
82
33% Oct
6% Dec
294 Sept
Jan 2s
"ar
710
13)
8% Sept
1094
274 May
9
60% Jan
Par
De;
2
•
Mission Corp............710
*1164 121
12
74
*12
Motor Products Corp..No par
Motor Wheel Corp
...5
490
25
25
■34
34
Morris A Essex...........50
100
,1'24
25
*244
1,069
74
124
:
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34
:
1:1
110
1084
106
1,3,90
Mueller Brass
1,500
34
95
2
64 Jan 2
104 Jan 2
23
Jan,14
2% Jan 3
22% Jan
Mulhas Mfg. Co el-ass 13,_____ 1
87 Preferred.
560
"109
509
Co..
—
1
.a...No par
50
Mu islngwear Inc.——No par
Murphy Co (G C).....No Par
94
Dec
17%
Jan
18%- May
1% Dec
] 244
Dec
Jan
5% preferred..........100
2,699
34
46
2
Jan
484 Jan
Jan 20
03
Feb
4
12% Jan 15
63% Jan 6
7
22
108
Murray Corp of America.-10
Myers (F E) A Bro_...No par
25% Jan 20
2
Jan
114 Jan
594 Jan
110
40
7j
Jan
12
Feb
74
Nuv
4
Dec
34
July
15% Nov
744 Sept
Apr
109
Jan
4% July
9% May
61%
5% Jan 20
30% Jan 15
36'4 Jan
84
1044
103 4
It
10L
10
104
334
64
6%
g
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8
8
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5
44
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54
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94
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400
20
15
44
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71
70 4
704
129
1434
144
14%
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24
7
164
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164
V
109
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53
534
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69
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3
3
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3
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134
131,1
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73
374
73
73
164
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164
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82
(The) Pa—10
preferred —.....40
4% nrlcr preferred
100
6% prior preferred.. —.100
No par
900
'
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Natoni is Co—..
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.,94
6l2
94
6J3
64
-.509
„.
13
13
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134
499
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73
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73
173
35
35
35
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94
103
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10
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10
94
133
5
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8% Jan
93% Jan
1)4 Sept
July
Feb
24
Jan
24
36:
Dec
Dec
26
176
154
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14%
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Nov
2
7% Mar
6)1® Jan
5
42
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Jan
28
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6
64
0
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84
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730
1,509
J-N0
23
Jan 21
par
1074 Jan 20
New York Air Brake.—No par
29% Jan 21
J
85 co nv preferred..
Jan
7% July
Feb
164 Nov
Feb
41
63
751® Sept
Sept
43
Feb
34 Jan
9 g Feo
5
6
2
Dec
5
84
Deo
11%
Oct
7
Jan
2
Deo
9%
Apr
134 Foo
4
64
10 4
73
Jan
35
Jan
109
Jan
7
14
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314
105
224
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Apr
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Dec
Jan
Jan
31%
11%
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83
7
3% Jan
5
34% Jan 2/
1054 Jan 23
274 Jaa 6
8% Jan 2
...1
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Jan
Sept
10% Sept
251® Sept
Dec
Jan 20
N'port News Ship A Dr Dock 1
94
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294
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Feb
124
70
2,003
94
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8
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58%
01
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94
94
11
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74
17
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174 Jan
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14% July
7% De
12% June
174 Jaa
Jan
44% conv serial pref... 100
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5% pref series A
...100
*32
10 3
/
3
xlO
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6
35
3i.
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35
10 3
i 294
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Jan
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14
146
20
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;
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164 Jan 12
Jan a9
Jan 20
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1)4
28
103
2% Jan 14
8% Jan 16
6
Jan
7
..—....No par
De
Jan
^3
324 Jan
2% Feo
5
320
71%
conv
Jan
484
5%
144
57%
664
..
National Supply
209
Jaa
16
National Pow A Lt....No par
National Steel Corp.
25
903
,94
142"
Nat Mall A St'I Cast Co No par
National Oil Products Co...4
2,500
63
*69
1624
Jan
Sept
4% Jan
70"2 x'ho
2
2
13
60
par
—.—
34
6
Jan
13% Jan
preferred.No
Jan
11
9% Jai*2*
16
Jan
9
Dec
26
-23 <8 Jan
2
Jail
7% preferred A.
100
6% preferred B_—.....100
142
*135
4i
...10
conv
National Lead Co*
1664
143
84,50
9
Jan
7
Jan, 2
Jan 3
4% Jan
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110
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5
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51
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115
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16
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53
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19
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107
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2
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630
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3O5
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10
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6
36
2
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35
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7
36
1
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204 Jan 21
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14
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94
124
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114 Jan
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244 Jan
1964
110
53
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44 May
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514
52
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94
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10
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100
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24
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534
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84 Jan
2
20:® Feb
6
2
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12
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28
28
59
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128
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58
584
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51
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22
22-4
300
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20
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100
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2
Jan
24 Jan
7% Jan
17
6
47
142
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55
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Preferred
...
474
i—No "ar
4,630
100
11% Jan
140
2
Jan 29
4% Jan
79
142
Jaa
2
....
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9%
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140
?
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0
40%
6
10
45%
120
4/
F.-o
54
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3
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3% Dec
64 Jan
—100
Dec
24
2
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De
Apr
June
July
10
Jan
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Jan
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17%
lad
Jan
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Jan
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264
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Dec
50
Mai
120
33% May
Jan
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Jan
Oct
Mar
Dec
THE COMMERCIAL. & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
624
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
>v-'.
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH /SALE
Sales
i
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Range Since Jan. 1
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
STOCK
Friday
the
Shares
Jan. 31
Feb. 2
Feb. 3
Feb.A
Feb. 5
$ pet share
$ per share
9 per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
BONDS
for Previous
Year
N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE
(1941)
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
5 per share
Lowest
Week's
Last
Range or
Sale,
Friday's'
Bid dt Asked
Is
£
R
,
Week Ended Feb. 0
Week
Feb. 6
ante
EXCHANGE
Thursday
Wednesday
sthpic?
1
NEW YORK
for
Price
Since
Jan. 1
Highest
Railroad & Indus. Cos; (Con.)
Par
Range
h
Low
J
t*Mo-Ill RR 1st. 5s series A—.1959
J
No. Low
High
High
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8
5h
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57g
8%.
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6
6
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10%
19%
19%
11
11
19%
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10%
19%
11%
10%
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30i2
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19%
11%
10%
19%
30%
17%
17
.
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2
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28
100
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54
54%
67
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310
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11%
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8,500
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8
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28
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40
117
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98
96
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400
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120
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90
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90
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10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
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90
116
84'*
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10%
No par
70
100
7% preferred
Jan
6% preferred
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp.No par
%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co ..... 1
Pitts Ft Way & Chic Ry Co 100
% Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
55%
80%
2%
2
Jan
Feb
Jan
7% preferred
No par
Jan
1878
18% Feb
8
6
36% Feb
6
68
13
99
400
1,300
2
2
6%
33% Jan
5
50
6
Dec
1% Jan 20
14% Jan 28
26
Jan
3
6%
31
6
50
Dec
Jan 24
115
June
52
11"
Nonpar
Pure Oil (The)
No par
6% preferred
100
5% conv preferred.. ...100
Purity Bakeries
No par
84
96
21% Dec
14% Jan 8
86% Jao 14
2
Jan 24
Feb
5
12% Jan
No par
Jan
Dec
92
111
Jan
9
Jan
117
Dec
115
Feb
6
2
114
Dec
26% Feb
4
10
2
7
Feb
101% Jan 2
91% Jan 20
10% Jan 5
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Mar
Jan
83%
31%
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9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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700
9%
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp.. 10
8% Jan 12
9% Jan
2
8%
•
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—
1980 F
122
..
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.
53
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284
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53
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53
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46%
46%
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16%
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20%
14%
27%
22%
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27%
22%
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54
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14
27%
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234
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46%
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54
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3
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4
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Conv secured 3lis
33
35%
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40%
FA
26%
26
Radio -Keith-Orpheum
1
2% Jan 26
6
Dec
88
23
Reading Company
—.50
4% 1st preferred————50
4% 2d preferred...
50
Jan
2
24% Jan
20% Jan
9
2
15% Jan 28
27% Feb 2
22% Feb 6
10%, Dec
22% Dec
19% Dec
Real Silk Hosiery
Preferred
100
39
13
200
Reis (Robt) & Co 1st pref.-100
Reliable Stores Corp...No par
Jan
6
16% Feb .5
7% Feb 2
100
Rellauce Mfg Co..
12% Feb
8% Jan
2
2
12% Feb;2
9% Jan 6
*14%
1478
14%
14%
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27%
22%
27
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22%
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500
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14
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9
7%
13
9%
1%
45
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7%
12%
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63
60
9%
61
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47
47%
43
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9%
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•
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124
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534
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83%
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52
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13
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——
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17
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12
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45
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.
70
5%
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co.. 100
400
7,300
10
100
1,200
126
90
70
40
8
8
300
83%
4%
84*4
100
4%
500
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7
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50
86
1% Jan 13
Jap 15
Remlngtou-Rand.
300
62
Reo Motors v t
38% Mar
Dec
J
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8%
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61
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t Rutland RR 7% pref—100
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-
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-4
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l
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19
34%
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1993
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27
27
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.1956 A/N
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58
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5
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'
44
-
50%
363
59
—
314s extended to
6s debentures.......
2734 Aug
24
'Feb.
61
6
2
16%
96%
81%
6%
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"5o"
42
53
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1974 U O
1978 M &
-1947 A 0
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29% Aug
18% July
1% Feb
.
44
Jan 14
„38% Jap
\ 2% Jan
Republic Steel Corp.—No par
6% conv preferred—
100
6%
*05
96
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'
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17
126
4%
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8%
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4
52
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98
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14
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17%
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...
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38
37
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1998 F a
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314s registered
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334 Jan
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22%
%
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58%
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Dec
Jan 28
300
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1946
...2013
3J48--1997 J
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Jau
2
3% Jan
46% Jan
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17
26
41
•
41
43%
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Jan
11% Jan 16
26% Feb 3
14
2284
2
47g
7
23% Jan 5
800
....
40
43
40
37
40%
41%
*33%
Oct
2% Dec
47% Dec
6
"
15% Jan 2
200
*26%
22%
Jan
50
3% Jan
54% Feb
6% conv preferred
100
Raybestos Manhattan.No par
—1
25
300
16%
10%
1
*38
~
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Dec
85
1st pref—No par
2
Rayouier Inc..-..—.
$3 preferred.
46
10614
75%
38
0
4J48—-——.......1945
10-year 3J4s sec s f.—
Ref A Impt 4148series A.
♦Non
2% Jan
$5 preferred B..._—No par
*85%
-
278
conv
72
JN Y New Havei A Hartford RR-
Radio Corp of Amer...No par
$3.50
105
"40%
0
♦Non-couv deb 314s
3
27g
*53%
*85%
234
10.5 % 106
3
29
N Y Central RR 4s series A-1998
"."J
3
100
106%
74%
'
27g
....
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R
.
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77
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106
.1954 AO
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100
—1956
....
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119)4 1204
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14
122%
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T
50)4
55
120%
122%
A
♦Certificates of deposit
♦1st 414s series D.
66%
64%
76
106
1956 F
♦1st Ssseries C.
58
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64 A
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1954
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104)4
66%
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♦
103
03%
—.1955
1st & ret 58 series B
8
90
63%
%
60%
10)%
103% 104%
120
"107%
75%
f{*N O Tex A Mex n-c Inc 5S..1935
12% July
Apr
112
67
63
....
9%
112
mm
1952 J I)
..1901 A/N
—
New Orleans Term 1st gu 4s. —1953
197% Dec
95% Aug
12%
1945
4s
New Orl Pub Ser 1st 5s ser A. .1952
Jan
12
guar
N Y& Harlem gold 314s
9%
108% 108%
112
*115%
N Y Lack & West 4s ser A—— .1973 A/N
.1973 A/N
414s series B
9%
103%
*84
D
i'NYA Greenwood Lake 5s. .1946
*9%
42%
43%
38%
104
A/N
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Feb
Oct
8% Dec
35%
33
D
NewOrlea s Great Nor 5s A.. 1983
29% July
Feb
"35%
43%
103%
J
J
1st gs
Jun
137
158%
117%
19% Dec
42%
37%
*107%
112
N J Pow & Light 1st 4148—1900
Jan
123%
106% Dec
123
37^
1954
Jan
110
75% Dec
299% Jan 14
105% Jan 31
I-eb
6
119
Feb
2
115
24
Jan 2
8% Jan 10
96
Jan 7
84
Jan 5
9% Jan 2
29%
11% Dec
"65"
40%
42%
43
103%
N J Junction RR guar 1st 4s
8% Jau
137g Oct
13% Jan
13% Jan
4034 Jan
61% Sept
120
July
Dec
*54%
42
1955 MN
103 %
Jan
3
54%
37%
83%
37
1954
July
5% Dec
5
Pub Serv Corp of N J—No par
17
3
56
54%
80%
102
Mar
21
8% Jan
8% Jan
29% Jan
56
54%
1955
103% 104%
♦Consol
1% July
3% Dec
4% Feb
56
54%
69%
Jan
July
Dec
16
5% Jan 13
12% Feb 6
83%
56
10)%
103%
Jan
June
13%
Jan 15
17
83%
5i%
{♦New England RR guar 5s—.1945
Jau
164
•11 May
-.
New England Tel & Tel 5s A
Jan
15
Mar
83%
1955
—
100% 100%
111% 112%
103% 106;..
(♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
Jan
43%
75%
24% Dec
107g Jan 26
Jan 22
7%
9%
Oct
2
Pullman Inc
3
9
i04%
Jan
65
Feb
7
106
69%
Feb
61
47% Feb
6% preferred
100
7% preferred....
100
8% preferred
...100
Pub Ser El A Gas pf $5.No par
15
.Dec
2
112%
105%
104%
10)%
Jan
181
4
109%
111%
69 H
Jan
Mar
Feb 14
70
115% Jan
-
8%
3% Dec
109%
11 VA
100
1941
,,M
10 m
Oct
45%
45% 52
102% 104%
102%
104%
Oat
166
5% Jan 14
2
50
102%
A
Jan
Jan
Dec
Aug
61
80% ;86%
D
Jau
84
Dec
2
1949 W S
1965 A 0
July
46%
4% Dec
64
6% Jan ,5
Jan 6
Jan 27
No par
35 preferred
52
Dec
27%'
86%
10 2%
D
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s—1948 J
July
23%
9% Jan 14
5% pf(3erof Feb 1 '29). 100
Procter & Gamble
77
109%
734
27
28%
26%
27%
National Supply 3Jis
40% Dec
3% July
Dec
20%
21
National Steel 1st mtge 3s
Aug
109% Oct
2% Dec
11
90
50
A
f 5s series A.—. 1955
s
Nat Distillers Prod 3Hs
July
9
ai387g Feb
6% Jan 15
Jan 21
8
91
May
May
Feb
Dec
25%
27%
Nat Dairy Prod 3lis debs... —1900 J
12% Jan
897g Sept
110% Dec
Mar
4%
51%
35%
1%
27
1%
N
Jan
105
6
5
Jan
77g
Dec
25%
%
21%
68
Nash Chatt A St L 4s ser A —.1978 F
47% July
Dec
F
Mountain States T A T 3)^8.. 1968 J D
1947 MN
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
Oct
357g
8% May
*491
*.
27%
86%,
80%
:
Gen & ref 8 f 5s series D
Morris A Essex 1st gu 3)4s—. 2000
Constr M 5s series A——. 1955 MN
Apr
Jan
69
6
4% Feb
27%
7%
4% Dec
6
3
Jan
72
28
28
26
;
1955
May
35% Dec
Jan 17
2
38
Dec
26
M 8
48—1991
B——1906
Gen & ref s f 4 Hs eerles C
60% July
23% Dec
27
Feb
Dec
Dec
5%
21%
Aug
17
21
323
"54
1%
27%
1%
26%
25%
25%
....
Sept
2% Aug
30% July
11% May
41
27% Jan 7
5% Jan 12
6
Jan 5
32% Jan 14
40% Jan 14
76% Jan 30
10% Jan 7
75
Jan 6
107
Jan 7
78
Dec
27%
25%
Moutana Power 1st A ret 3{48.1966 J
54
4J4 Dec
Jan
7% Jan 24
51% Jan 27
29% Jan 24
ser
27%
27%
3%
27%
.
26%
0
—
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1st mtge 4)48
—1960 A 0
6 debentures
1965 A 0
Jan
25
26
:~w
MN
..1949
H-----1980 A
Moh'k & Malone 1st gu g
52% July
17% Aug
112% Mar
25% Apr
21
13% Jan 13
16% Jan 24
4% Jan 3
9% Jan 7
7% Jan 31
7% Feb 4
No par
Pcstal Teleg Inc pref..No par
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
1
Poor & Co class B
5% conv 1st pref..—
5% conv 2d pref..
Apr
Dec
Dec
Jan
'ml
.
1%
21%
23%
.... .
..
Constr M 4)4s series B
34%
11%
108%
17%
Deo
,25%
G....-..1978 MN
Gen & ref« f 6s series B
;
%
2.5%
227
.
♦Certificates of deposit
Gen & ref
Dec
36%
8
3%
g 5s series
Monogahela Ry 3Ms
3% Aug
20
2.5%
3A
26 ;
13
21%
"25%
"3%
{♦Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4% July '38 MN
89% Sept
Dec
Dec
♦1st A ref
}'■■
,
14% Dec
54% Sept
3%
25
Ws
{♦Montreal Tram 1st A ref 5s.
Deo
7%
MS
♦Conv gold 5H8—_
Jan
Dec
300
1977
"«,- ♦lst &ref 5s series I—_.1981 VI
Jan
1.
26
A
..
♦Certificates of deposit—.
Jan
20%
1
Feb
Jan
30%
F
-1975
♦Certificates of deposit.
♦Certificates of deposit
j
Jan
1%
3
55
1
27%
1
;
Oct
2
164
5
Plymouth Oil Co...
18
23% Jan
46% Jan
1% Jan
28% Jan 21
65
Jan 2
8
Jan 2
No par
Pittston Co (The)
Apr
Dec
73
:
Jan 21
24
Jan 22
5% Jan
26
,
Dec
43% Mar
Jan 21
9
4% Jan
31%
25%
27%
13
♦Certificates of deposit.....
115% Dec
•14% Dec
6% Apr
21
13
•] 16%
14%
2
5
50
21
♦1st & ref 6b series
Jan
174
7% pref class B—
100
5% pref class A—
100
5%% 1st ser conv pr pf.100
Pittsburgh & West Va....100
Pit Youngs AshtRy 7% pf.100
20
239
:..'V
Jan
;
163
Pittsburgh Steel Co..-No par
123
27%
13
4lst & ref 5s series F—1
1% July
37%
106
24% Dec
14% Dec
% Dec
.;.100
Pitts Screw & Bolt
25%
25%
10%
'
Jan
1
3
9
9
5
5
44
108
2
99
29% Jan 7
17% Jan27
6
8% Jan
Feb
19% Dec
;
;
41% Jan
17g Feb
60
No var
10
2
31% Jan
5% Jan
100
..—.100
24%
24
27%
? ♦General 4s...——-
19% Dec
Jan
5
5
3
3% Jau
25
Pillsbury Flour Mills.
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
Apr
712
May
? 10
Feb
95% Feb
97g May
15% Jan
100
Preferred-
10
2
38% Jan 10
1% Feb 5
45
*Jan 21
No par
—5
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
370
25'A
J
AO
tMissourf Pacific RR Co—
♦1st A ref 5s series A .——1965
4% Jan
984 Aug
3% Jan
1% Dec
2% Jan 14
2
2
Jan 3
Jan 15
Jan 2
Jan 24
Jan 29
Jan 3
Jan 21
Jan. 6
Jan
7
Jan 2
6% Jan
Pond Creek Pocahontas No par
17
4%
11%
5
Phillips Jones Corp
$5 conv preferred
70
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938
1,000
2.300
6
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6%
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900
3
10
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-
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
31%
J
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Jan
.
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4%
68
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10%
6%
68
18%
4%
68
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10
34%
9
18
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4
4%
35
36%
4
4
55
68
14%
115
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18
13
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120
54
178
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14%
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85
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200
6
105
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178
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85
40%
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1%
500
1%
177
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52
25
Phelps-Dodge Corp..
17
24% Jan 28
5% Jan 2
5% Jan 2
29% Jan 6
38
Jan 2
Jan
3
74
10
Jan
2
Jan 21
73
105% Jan 2 J
6
400
300
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No par
290
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$6 oreferred
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1,000
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105
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10
177
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122
76
174
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100
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20
26
28%
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100
100
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5% preferred
Pet Milk Co
10
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570
39%
*164
29%
6784
10%
734
Petroleum Corp of Amer
174
29%
*05%
7%
400
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29%
66%
10%
25si
57g
174
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1%
14%
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434
10%
7%
1,510
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9
5834
1%
28%
2%
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59
14%
1634
47«
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Pepsi-Cola Co,.---1
Pere Marquette Ry Co——100
6,700
80
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59
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1%
17%
40%
0
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10
PeoplesGL&CC (Chic).100
741.4
74%
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74%
49
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18%
20%
42%
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16%
300
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40
50
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10's
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13,100
"
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40
13
107%
29%
J
1902
-.1978
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40-year 4s series B
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Aug
1% Dec
4% Dec
Jan 27
"15% Feb
Jan
100
45%
*160
*l733i 177
„
17%
68
*8%
8
23%
22
No pur
Feb
114% Feb
13% Jan
1% Jan
38% Jan
$7 conv pref ser A...No par
31 H
Jan
163
1% Jan 27
26
100
-
126
,
-
52% Jan 23
66
Jan 21
2
Jan
3
Cement...No par
5% preferred
47%
*97% 118
3%
*3%
*3')% 34%
*512
8
2%
50
*47
74%
Penn-Dlxle
38%
J
19% Aug
Dec
Jan
5% Jan
2% Jan
,17% Jan 20
8% Jan 9
13% Jan
Penuey (J C) Co
No par
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
10
Penn G1 Sand Corp
14
,
% Jan
No par
300
*5%
*57g
?0%
106% 106% *106%107
*70
40%
*1%
*62
174
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80
40
*10
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7
50%
*23
31%
7-5%
10%
74'-
74%
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27%
6
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80
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10%
700
Parke Davis A Co
49%
57g
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31%
89
43%
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1%
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2584
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57g
500
17%
6%
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4
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5%
6
70
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48
18
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1784
118
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18
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6
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22
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31%
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40
22
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8%
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75
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55
70
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55
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80
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75
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200
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95
40
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2
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15% Jan
500
lio
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17
1
1,400
43
534
584
1
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1487g Jan 19
98% Jan
13% Jan 17
103
Jan 7
12% Janl7
Park A Tllford Inc..--
18%
'%•;
27
75
100
4% conv preferred....-.100
Paramount Pictures Inc..... 1
6% 1st preferred.
100
6% 2d preferred—
10
20%
17%
'
43
40%
*17g
11,700
1
Panhandle Prod & Ret—
26%
*16%
I
101
Jan
;
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17
3j2
Jan 28
Jan 2
Jan
22%
27
100
26%
I
27
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1
Parafflne Cos Inc ——No par
Jan...
30%
•
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1,800
100
Jan
18
"280
7% Nov
25% Nov
15% Nov
11% Jan
287g Jan
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17 % Deo
31
99%
38%
12% Sept
4% Apr
Feb
20
Jan
8
17
48
8%
14%
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26%
15.1J
1% Jan
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1% Jan
100
17%
441.1
6%
•
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26%
15.11
26%
22
Corp.—1
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26%
*13
23%
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200
10
Feb
12
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■
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13
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44%
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-.....
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48
27%
76%
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1%
27%
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,
.
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10
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9
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120
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49
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100
1%
2%
10%
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17%
2%
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—
18io
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27%
30%
Pacific Gas & Electric
1st preferred.
400
15
15%
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7
2,200
884
138
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6
18
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27%
100
7
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Pacific Finance Corp (CalJ.lO
440
584
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15
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155
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*314
324
234
314
324
3
234
*6
64
3l
103,1
*93
4034
V". 4
60
7
Jan 15
34
584
54
334
1434
Jan 16
514
Feb
Jan 20
4
Dec
Dee
40
Jan
734
82
794
82'
984 101
103 4 1044
104 4 105 4
103 4 1044
Dec
10
104
67
*65'i
634
114
1134
*934
v
*2i.i
-
*934
124
600
800
100
200
5
30
100
84
374
23.4
344
*64
51.1
384
27g
344
64
54
9
384
278
344
6I4
54
11
9
800
94
22
24
24
344
64
-
.
Oct
284 Jan
3
I87g
Feb
25
Jan 12
99
Jan
8
100
Jan
110'2 Jan
9
112
19
Jan 26
12
Jan
3
20*4 Jan
134 Jan
16
Jan
6
17
21
Jan
1394 Jan
1878 Jan
_
32-4
Jan
2
9
Jan
15
Feb
4
134
Feb
5
74
Dec
2
Jan 23
1584 Jan 16
264 Jan 26
14434 Jan 27
47
13
Feb
X13
June
120
Aug
I64
8
6
3
2
Jan
44 Jan
Jan
494 Jan
Dec
Mar
Dec
Dec
274 Apr
544 Aug
3
Dec
314
6
Dec
344
Feb
111
Dee
474 Dec
.No par
$4.50preferred..
No par
$7 cum prior pref. ..Ao
par
378 Feb
5
Feb
3
4 Jan
2
2
107
l's Jan
934 Feb 6
104 Jan 31
Standard Oil cf Calif. .Ao par
Standard Oil of Indiana....25
187g Jan
244 Feb
Standard Oil of New Jersey. 25
384 Jan 10
Standard Oil of Ohio.,
2?
Starrett Co (The) L S..Ao par
Sterling Products Inc...—10
Feb
6
304 Jan
8
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stokely Bros A Co Ino
29
_1
par
1
par
6
>
3
54 Jan
2
50
....5
Stone A Webster
Ao
Studebaker Corp (The)
Sun Oil Co........... Ao
Class A pref (4
Vi% cum)
Sunshine Mining Co
2
Fe
44 Jan 9
434 Jan 21
334 Jan 2
52
Jan 30
100
12234 Fib
100
Jan
110
Jan
7i« Jan
Superheater Co (Thc)-.Ao par
Superior Oil Corp
—.1
14
3
Swift A Co
25
Corp
1
Talcott Inc (James)
5Vi% partL' pref
9
50
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
5
5
177g Mar
254 Mar
33
334 Jan 3
3434 Jan 16
564 Jan 6
Jan
5
V 6
44 Jan 2 7
33
9
50
3
2
43g Jan
2
54 Jan
44 Jan 5
324 Feb 2
is4 Jui?7
Dec
25
Dec
34
Dec
244 Sept
74 July
6
2
3
94 Jan 16
64 Jan
6
394 Jan
3
Dec
34 May
27
24 Jan
2
Dec
14
6
6
Dec
Dec
Dec
3878 sept
54 Mar
6
Jan 16
Feb
Dec
304
347g Jan 14
734 July
64 Aug
July
104 Jan
444 Sept
334
Feb
114 Jan 26
584 Dec
2
5
Dec
$3.60 conv prel
No par
94 Jan 21
414 Jan 20
32
The Fair
June
300
321'
34
20
1,300
Third Avenue Ry..
par
par
2634
2,900
4
4
700
Thompson-Starrett Co. Ao
104
104
9412
314
*104
10''
800
10-4
2,600
*6
*104
*92
944
200
31
314
4034
41
1,700
2,100
1,900
41
V
4
4
10
II84
'
I
»4«
6,100
cum
preferred.Ao
$4.50
conv
634
Timken Roller Bearing. Ao par
Truax-Traer Corp
Truscon Steel Co....
11
834 '■?' 94
*211'
224
3
34
36
4034
64
64
.
200
100
4,600
400
10
Transamerlca Corp
—2
Transcont'l A West Air Inc..5
Transue A Williams St'l Ao par
634
11
par
pref.—.Ao par
Trl-Contlnental Corp
$6 preferred
66
25
Tide Water Associated Oil. .10
Timken Detroit Axle
"in y 1,000
20
66
634
114
900
12
934
$3.50
100
41
Jan
7
3*4 Jan 31
30
Jan
2
2
Jan
2
57g Jan 19
26
Jan
3
4 Jan 5
8'4 Jan 2
94 Jan 10
234 Feb
50
2
2
Dec
Jan 28
38
May
44 Jan
5
14
4
104 Jan 13
10 '8 Feb
Jan 28
4*8 Jan
10'g Feb
12% Feb
4
1
"is Jan
1
Jan
66
Feb
5
Jan 19
11
11
No par
10
7
Feb
Feb
6
934 Jan 27
22*4 Jan 27
..100
74 Jan
194 Jan
; 14
Jan
214 Jan
1
54 Jan
634 Jan 29
8,000
1,210
Twin City Rapid Tran.Ao par
1,300
Twin Coach Co
34 Jan 13
4034 Feb
6
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
14
Jap
18
Jan
1178
Deo
994
Dec
354 sept
514 Jan
54 Jan
4
Dec
84
>
Dec
67g Mar
2
614 Jan
64 Jan
Dec
Aug
6
274 Feb
37*4 Dec
2
4
Dec
44
93g Mar
6
9'g Jan 10
834 Jan 3
7
Doc
954 Auf
5
9
5
6
404 Jan 23
40
34 June
2434 Nov
954 Jan
344 Jan
434 Jan
9134 Jan 20
Jan 31
31
604 Sept
54 July
30
5
44 Sept'
Dec
64 Jan 20
274 Jan 7
»i« Feb
14
Jan
34
324 Jan 28
334 Jan 12
No par
20th Cen Fox Film CorpAo par
$1.60 preferred
Ao par
7% preferred..
414 Jan 20
234 Feb 2
54 Nov
384 Aug
384 Jan
94 Sept
40'8 Dec
4'g May
2
2
No par
54 Aug
Aug
344
Jan 27
64 Jan
Thermoid Co.............. I
$3 div conv preferred
10
Jan
5
2
1,000
Jan
184 July
234 Jan
74 Jan
37g
*304
July
9
21
164
Jan
..........100
126
2434 Jan 28
Jan
Preferred
6'4 Nov
84 July
84 Jan
664 Deo
164 Nov
6
70
Jan
1934 May
5
45
Jan
June
Dec
100
34
4912
37s
<
8*4
24 July
No par
*234
48l2 Aug
Dec
Thatcher Mfg Co
48
25'g Nov
344 July
464 Dec
6
Texas Pacific Land Trust
2
2
Jan
44 Mar
214 Mar
2234 Mar
Jan 26
3
9
Dec
Apr
124
14
94
44 Jan
324 Feb
Jan
l't
Dec
1174 June
34 Dec
154 Jan 9
14 Jan 14
1334 Jan 3
19'4 Jan
64
1134 July
40
44
57g Jan 14
Dec
66
34 May
44 Dec
Jan
60
67g Jan
574 Jan
404 Aug
11734 Aug
484 Dec
Dec
34
5534 Jan
Jan
Dec
5
126
Oct
2
64 July
69
July
22
July
3934 July
384 July
51
6
25
Jan 10
Dec
374
29
54 Jan
5
84 Jan
Feb
47g Jan
2378 Jan
24 Jan
334 Jan
Dec
6
li4 Jan 27
14 Jan 8
12'4 Jan 23
177g Jan 30
36
Dec
274 Jan
Texas Pacific Coal A Oil... 10
1
8*4
104
224 Feb
194 Jan
Superior Steel Corp.
100
Sutherland Paper Co
10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)..50
Dec
June
4 Nov
78 Dec
14 Jan 6
114 Jan 14
44 Jan
2
Jan 24
3*4
108
7
,13'4 Jan 14
4
Mar
274 Jan
134 Sept
14»4 Aug
194 July
174
6
45i2 Jan 31
150
364 Nov
274
454 Jan 14
384 Jan
1034 July
24 July
194 Aug
23?g Dec
Feb
2
6
6
334 Jan 23
Standard Brands......Ao par
;
v
114
3
404 Jan
Dec
Sept
184 Nov
194 Feb
234 Mar
1
May
6
Spiegel Inc______V_—i___2
Dec
XI0
60
19
500
1,900
14 Dec
134 Jan 26
18>s Feb 5
354 Jan 24
2,400
900
5
36'2 Jan
par
pref A......No par
Jan
Jan
254 July
61
60
.1
112
114
Feb
124 Jan
ll's Jan
164 Jan 17
Feb
144
20*4 Jan 10
Feb
11
95
1114 Dee
84 Jan
7'2 Jan 2
1*4 Jan 10
144 Feb 3
2
2'g Jan
30*4 Nov
354 Oct
6
.5
Texas Co (The)
25
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
Texas Gulf Sulphur...Ao par
8,500
114 Dec
Jan 28
344 Jan 14
conv
Thompson (J R)__
Thompson Prods Inc-.Ao
634
Nov
22
57'2 Feb
34 Jan
$3
3-4
64
2634
*64
1
9
900
34
34
404
3
300
64
224
Jan
6
Jan
884
27
24
374
214
134 Jan
14 Feb
26
Jan 29
104
*39
321'
22
Jan
834
37g
94
Dec
5
*104
66
*934
94
16*4
Dec
Texas A Pacific Ry Co
04
44
104
124
Jan
2
8
6
Symington-Gould
2
104
314 Jan
2;800
47g
3
2
20*4 Jan
54
35
Jan 29
Jan
Jan
44 Jan 14
6
4,800
*134
1
Deo
678 Sept
32*4
25
Jan
par
Swift International Ltd
*4l.t
*32I4
12
3
578 Nov
59
3
233g Jan 23
"10,000
2
*64
684
314
64
50
35
66
114
'-9
22
»»u
67
;■ *64
*ir-
24
124
78
634 V
*64
4
44
12
30
284
044
314
4034
3134
40'4
104
*65
22;
*214
95
4'g
9
9
104
10-4
-104
67
*64
634
; 404
114
»i«
»t«
104
104
104
44
500
4,100
34 Jan
Apr
Jan
..No par
Spencer Kellogg A Sons No
Sperry Corp (The) v t c
Spicer Mfg Co...
..No
243.1
2334
5
47g
1,900
1,700
12,500
Jan 3
Jan 6
Jan 12
3
U1G
*5g
3134
*334
244
2334
34
484
*6
64
*94
-
*18
45
274 *27
104
10
10
103g
Vi
97/
314
314
404
3
2634
104
104
104
313.4
3
*6
64
264
*124
24
54
*234
484
334
*304
34
49
*48
1.4
2 44
*39
34
*234
49
.54
*10
45
*39
34
*48
38
27«
344
64
64
*64
54
11
*84
634
*4
434
*2?8
**04
28
5
35
334
234
2334
54
*44
*324
*14
87g
35
*334
244
800
138
1234
184
144
*14
*12
100
1,800
47g
144
4*4
*1-4
600
1234
54
*34
600
7,700
13,300
16,300
47g
»i«
27
Jan
2
2'2 Jan
—
Standard Gas A El Co.No par
$4 preferred
No par
$6 cum prior pref.. .No par
23,000
54
878 V9
*214 22
24
24
July
4
s4 July
17
July
3*4 July
78*4 Jan
1078 Jan
1434 July
71*4 Jan
Jan
l
_.
V
40-4
294
344
144
14
•:
1154 Mar
112
Jan 2
Jan 13
5
500
25
51
44
*104
*934
Dee
Sept
174 Sept
944 Sept
394 Sept
5i2
55i2
434
32'g
11 s4
9
300
1,200
225g
54
9
171,000
2458
36
54
1224 1224 *122
104
*64
4
22 4
504
53
*4
*934
Dec
Dec
8
53
Jan
$5 prcf series A
"3934
*344
V-
5
47g
.44
53
4
•
Apr
494
44
74
484
64 Jan 27
Jan
Dec
4 Jan
4 Dec
114 Dec
Jan 28
134 Jan 5
V ,34 Jan 23
2
5
Squibb (E R) A Sons..Ao par
254
4034
144
4
Dee
1094 June
478 Jan
2
":rI6o
2278
13
-
June
31
Jan 10
107
6
Jan 12
6
July
116
l2 Jan
12
14 July
194 Jan
164 Feb
894 Jan 15
4
14 Jan
Conv $4.50 pref._^._Ao par
404
54
334
324
Feb
5
3434 Jan
Square D Co..
1
5% conv oreferred.__..100
224
247s
144
■
*65
378
54
494
4
4
a
40
V 17g Jan
34 Feb
...
144
44
39»4 July
Dec
108i2 Feb
177g Feb
14'2 Jan
Jan
No par
30
404
304
304
Mobile A Ohio stktr ctfs 100
900
-
344
22
254
25
'V 504
264
4
""4"
3,100
„_10l
Sparks Withlngton
8pear A Co
"""20
44
.
44
2634
104
378
5% preferred...
$5.50preferred
37g
*112
14
3
*6
7
114
94
224
4
Southern Natural Gas Co.7,5C
Southern Pacific Co...No par
Southern Ry
a0 par
65
364
4-4
64
54
1,800
*55
*34
19
284
So Porto Rico Sugar...A'o
par
8% preferred
100
Southern Calif Edison
25
300
5,500
*1878
284
*56
54
11
21,200
194
58
54
34
600
'
*344
50
300
1,300
65
*55
54
144
174 Jan
104 Aug
4 Dec
2
Jan
60
Dec
75
Jan
4
Feb
94
Jan
74 Sept
114 Aug
94 Sept
24
Dec
5
May
164 May
4 Dec
16
Feb
44 Dec
14 July
274 Sept
94
Jan
U
'
30S4
>.
9
31
9
304
9
304
9
314
*314
84
9
667g
1104 1104 *1104 1114
106
106
1044 105
*1044 10534
13',
134
134
134
134
134
74
75
74
744
744
744
804 804
794 80
794 794
12
114
*104 124 *1034
*104
664
664
*1104 HI
27
314
974
*2634
3034
974
11
664
11
9634
114
*114
*106
1074 ♦1064
*407g 424
414
*184 194. *18
*1034
114
6634
27
664
27
274
314
314
94
674
1114 1114
1044 1044
,
9
•
664
*134
134
754
804
*104
274
77
81
H34
274
3134
3134
9
9
674
674
1104 HI
1044 1044
134 134
77
774
81
814
114
*104
*274
314
284
3134
834
66
3134
834
.
,
1,000
U nder Elliott Fisher Co No par
287g Jan
2
334 Jan 20
3,000
Jan
2
8,300
Union Bag A Paper....Ao par
Union Carbide A Carb.Ao par
8
674
66
Feb
6
94 Jan
7434 Jan
1104 1104
104
1044
134
774
8112
114
2758
274
,304
3l'g
984 994
ll's
ll's
U's ll's
134
75i2
8H2
*10'4
314 3178
314
314 314
98
99
99
974
974
994
114
114
114
ll3s
lll2 114
114
*11
114
114 *11
114
114
114
1074 *1064 1074 *1064 1074 *1054 1074 *106'2 107'2
414
414 41i2 *40*4 4I84
*414 424 *414 424
194
194 *18
194 *18
*184
19
18's
184
314
974
■
"11
">»
ht
»«
154
For footnotes see page 627.
*44
17«
14
*34
1077g *1044 1064 *1044 1064 *1054 1065s
•4
n35
♦4
*4
4 4 V.V,
1-4
14
14
14
14
*14
14
10't
! 10
104
lOU 104
934
104
11
114
114
114
117g
1134
11S4
11
*264
4
104
104
97g
••
31
O
127g
364
"44
V
500
954
*264
Remington Rand deb 3 Vis
F A
Republic Steel Corp 4 Vis ser
Pur mon 1st M conv 5 Vis—1954 MA
*38
23.4
*48,
334
*314
44
078
1
14
34
*112
*4
414
87.;
«•«
A
Gen A ref 4 Vis series B
>:
10
106
106
107 4 1084
R
Gen A ref 4 Vis series A
123
41
*65
14,600
9,200
344
14
*94
5
41
*4
644
60 v
644
1074 107 4
184
354
444
134
34
4312
107
44
937«
27
■
4
54
937s
3134
...*934
j,
17*4
344
134
184
3478
45
*31
44
31
......
60
134
184
354
45
'7
17
*56
30
31
*624 *644
*21.8-.
•
3
50
*6
1194 1104
*143
i09%
*103%
Purity Bakeries s f deb 53......1948
44
334
*314
102 4 104 4
99 -• 100
-
347g
45
17
364
4
$6 preferred
..No par
Smith (A O) Corp.........10
""1,700
17
58
30
*64
5-4
*934
*84
51'
*24
109
121'
*56
304
354
504
54
34
104
*48
1074
»12ig
Simonds Saw A Steel..Ao par
Skelly Oil Co.............15
Sloss Sheffield Steel A Iron. 100
10
114
134
214
*4
47g
324
2
*14
87g
*84
374
374
3
*234-
374
10%
*84
994 102
124
—
187g
'404
32%
344
64
*3
106
204
Shell Union Oil...
15
Silver King Coalition Mines.5
Simmons Co
..Ao par
Slmms Petroleum
10
11
194
284
404
6
9
*2%
121""
*1934
100
Shattuck (Frank G) ...No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co.No par
114
284
214
254
14
*117g
*174
*34
244
234
2
37
1124
....
*34
V-
344
300
1,300
*974 100
*109
*19
25
54
35
34%
6's
1064
14
28,
674
*41
1,700
1,200
261'
28
Yo84
*187«
*114
134
184
65
40'4
14
47g
10i2l«10 »J2
*1
*25
194
28i4
574
*34
300
4
124
364
284
4,400
13
4
A.Ao par
10
34
2078
*122
5
*32'4
*15g
: *84
,,
324
127g
14
80
$3.50oonvprefser
South Am Gold A Platinum. 1
S'eastern Greyhound Lines. .5
*55
40
*524
55s
2434
,
900
...No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
11
214
254
478
44
44
54
1054 1054
1194 120
ro4 1104
109
5
124
284
17
194
44
44
*235s
1074 1084
1034 1044
5
Sharpe A Dohme
1,000
*424
14
34
58
1,500
400
'
*54
354
18
-----
V
*105%
107%
J
1st A ref mtge 8s. -V—----..2037
Service of Nor III 3Vis..1968
84
85'/s
J
....
5
Sears Roebuck A Co...No par
Servel Inc
1
Sharon Steel Corp
.No par
$5 conv preferred.-.Ao par
1,300
13
*112
394
*294
*314
504
504
54
*113.1
564 634
58 4
644
1054 108
-.'vi,
63%
-
*119
.1950 J
extended to.
pai
13,100
65
*34
364
*40'g
104%
99%
-
28«2
.
144
34
64
1074 1074
67 4
724
105
;
99
107%
3%s....1966 J
1st 5s
14
113%
104
""63'<
.1960 M
V 150
56
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.No
Seagrave Corp.——^
Dec
4« Dec
78 Jan 27
24 Jan 24
64 Jan 20
Apr
May
Apr
Sept
2
...100
8
8
84
84
17g
14
lh
*1«4
17g
15
15
*15
154
154
244
244 244
234 24
*136
1434
1434 *136
1434
11
14
34
*574 58
34 ■A 34
*41
434
i 34«4
344
*138
.1977
1st 4 Vis series D
Potomac El Pow 1st M
109
99
—-
.1974
"
:64
64
324
26
194
*123g
17
119
13
*19
55g
*14l8
1204 1214
104
.1962
— --—
1.
44
1104 113
120-
102
19
114
124
20
28i2
*34
25
*514
....
120
*108-
=
19
*11
*19 t(
204
*26'4
101%
.
.1948 J
—
500
84
*14
254
404
304
4i2
*478
1074 1114
934
894
984 1004
954 1004
89
814
14
14
*112
50's
■
-
102
D
.1960 A
5,300
114
♦111
1164 ♦111
114
*111
114
*111
114
*111
114
454 *434 45-4 *434 454 *434 454 *434 4534
*4334 4534
*34
105
8
177g
3
34
1214
112"
*119
.4
1st mtge 4 Vis series B
"7", -500
91'
4-2% preferred
27
4 Feb
4 Jan
106'2 Jan
ist Jan
Smith A Cor Type v tc.Ao par
Snider Packing Corp__.Ao par
344
214
*29
*110%
108
'
Pitts Va A Char 1st 4s guar... 1943 MA ...J.
Pitts A W Va 1st 4 Vis ser A.. .1958 J D
-
....
*119
*
——*.
J
.1950 J
107%
.....
Vis A .1952 U S
Pitts Steel 1st mtge 4 Vis
Vvi'V
*112""
■«
O
34
64
v
*974 100
127g
164
84
177g
14
14
284
T94
124
34
584
39i2
100I,32l001,J2
1732
*106%
D
J
*10
19
364
*38
...1942 A O
Series C 4 Vis guar....—1942 WN
800
....?
3478 Jan 27
iji Jan
.
114
600
;
58
*109
45
214
Pittsburgh Cine Chi A St LouisSeries B 4 Vis guar
12,700
•
56
127«
26
*97'^ 100
174
334
25
V, V
Highest
S per share $ per share
"
29'2 Jan 10
$4 preferred........No par
{Seaboard Air Llne.—Ao par
""/"id
544
4
124
2578
284
*184
144 *15
24
241.1
1434 *136
1084
66
107%
j.07
1434 *136
4 A
4is *44
A4
*10834 110
*10778 110
»»
h
4
*4
H4
14
14
*14
*QU
10
*94 10U
11
1078
1078
11
1004 1054
105
105%
if N
196C
5 per shar e
Scott Paper Co. V—.Ao par
$4.50 preferred
.No par
500
1164
12-t
v
13
*34
14
*414
28
*112
1044 1044
106
102%
*101%
107%
Penna Power A Light 3Vis....1969
4 Vis debentures
1974
Peoples Gas L A C ref 5s
.....100
Savage Arms Corp
*914
584
54
3234
13
37g
*1
114
124 -124
174
177g
34
334
*414 45
344
105
144
244
*11
41
101%
.4
Pa Ohio A Det 1st A ref 4 Vis A *77
4 Vis series B
1981
Peoria A Eastern 4s ext..
5% preferred
400
64
61'
*5
13
257g
284
14
*55
34'4
102*t6 102,i«
105"
15
314
654
1184
37g
164
A
247g
*55
104
13
134
*164
20
45l2
*102%
*13
14
334
40-4
124
"l94
14
34
*54
49
134
164
19
*324
*110
*19
84
*136
54
324
124
*974 100
14
*144
*244
14
'
*5
*110
*194
65
*34
594
4 100 v.;
*97i2 100
45
*19
4
118
104
49
Pennsyl Glass Sand 3%8..„...106O
1
860
Schenley Distillers Corp.....5
5Vi% preferred........100
54
34
56
324
14
8
3's
10141034
12
;
..■474X'
120
*115%
49
8
1
$ per share
10
3.000
124
*27g
94
564
584
284
8
1®8
*111
f
57
2,000
7g
63s
Lead
6,600
7g
-
54-4
*574
257g
2
28
Guar 3 Vis trust ctfs C.i
1942 J D
Guar 3 Vis trust ctfs D
1944 J I)
Guar 4s ser E trust ctfs.....1952 if N
197(
6t4
54
94
6% preferred
...100
{St Louis Southwestern...100
5% preferred.
100
Safeway Stores...^
No rar
164
874
34S4
3I8
H|f
13
'
124
14
164
*4158
Pennsylvania Co—
..196?
L
64
584
.4
28
*184
134
*164
13
5
106%
105
»/ S
Debenture g 4Vis..
6',i
'64
13
*244
28
*110
*194
*1434 154
2434 244
*13314 1434
19
*187g
liu
114
12i2 124
,17i2 174
3312 334
1014 1014
12
88%
87
100%
107Ys
10754
General 4 %s series D
1981
i Gen mtge 4%s series E
1984
Conv deb 3Vis..........—1952
Year (1941)
Highest
{St Louis-San Franclsoo-..100
"""SO
*107%
*27g
St Joseph
18
1778
164
*854
"
*124
64
.
324
14
28
*9712 100
X..;',
General 5s series B.
1278
34
544
*56
584
54
257g
*244
2734
*19
102 4
5i2
*1
14
26
*109
1064 107 4
*85
.J.
Corwbl gold 4s
...1948 M N
4s sterl stpd dollar May 1.194? i/N
Gen mtge 3%s series C
197( 1 O
Range for Previous
'
44
*378
123s r»1214
1084
i
_
4s... 194?
64
13
107
108Vi
107Vi
""99"^ ;■ 99%
cons g
7«
564
64
64
134
112
1 11 Vi
58%
99%
Pennsylvania RR
564
1278
824 834
1104 112
Paramount Pictures 4s deben_.1956 M B
Parmelee Trans deb 6s........ 194s I O
>
127s
'*»«
•
134
27
112 Vi
*100^
1963 F
14
*78
•: 124
13
*2412
102%
28-year 4s...
4
».«
324
1114 1124
1124 1124
1044'1064
784 874
58%
'
*1074
4
U
7g
*7g
34"*
*54
404 404
10834 1091?
35
334 33*/ *33
1164 *114
1164 ♦114
1
4 i4V:'«r.
324
*1614
77g
lllVi
D
1/
*33 '
*107
3234
1074 108 4
101
1942
Par
*21'
*404 40*.
1084 1084
18'■
184
164
164
864 861"
87
*114
w
*32i4
112
101 ^
..J-
35
116
*1074 112
1084
12i4
Panhandle East P L 3s B.....1960 MA
Paramount Broadway Corp—
'
1st M s f g 3s loan ctfs.... .1955 ' A
,;,v
*324
*114
5
*55
•
33
*56
*1«4
RR of Mo 1st ext g 4s..1938
.{
*40'i 41
1084 1084
184
18',1
157g ,164
634
584
;*37g
*83
|*2d ext gold 5s
1938
Pacific Tel A Tel 3%s ser B...1966
Ref mtge 3%s series C
1966
Paducah A 111 lsts f g 4%s_._1955
*»
9
86
*574
54
324
AA
♦Paullsta Ry 1st s f 7s...
Y 8
*54
•
1578
1094
108'4
112 Vi
lOiVi
86)i
104Vi
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5si...... 1946 T D
Pacific Gas A El 4s series G...1964 J D
1st A ref mtge 3%s ser H...1961 I D
Pat A Passaie G A E cons 53. .1941
4
88
58
13
|*Pac
1
lOO-Share Lots
Ijrwest
1.700
1,900
*18
*24
*124
I27g
*234
34
524 ? 53
v
64
; 64
*}H4
94
9io
♦6.3s
1024 1024
108 Vi
112
J
I
On Basts of
3.900
314
*4
4
4
*86
1*10* "
4
.
4
*5 ; •
404
*57i2
478
1024 1034
102 4 1024
*103
J
1st A ref mtge 3%s ser I.... 1966
1st A ref mtge 3s ser J
1970
1st A ref M 3s series K-....1971
40
344
4
4
*24
8'
;•
107
10S
103
"163%
J
J
*5
108
,109%
107%
J
Otis Steel 1st mtge A 4%8......1962 7
4
*155g
»l«
:
34.«
344
4: !'■ »»
109 V 1094
184
184
4
34
534
64
:
344
"
154
33
13
64
*9'l
*56U
4
88
,
*107
'4
*1214
4
*24 A 4
*11278
if
1074 1084
1084 1094
107%
*109Vi
D
1946 J
Shares
184
154
3278
*1
Oregon RR A Nav
$ per share.
Range Since Jan.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
107 M
......
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 3%s_...1966 J D
4s debentures..
1946 J D
Ontario Power N F 1st gu 5s... 194? " A
Ontario Transmission lst5s.._1945 WN
Ore Short Line 1st
| per share
YORK
Week
'
;
*86
107*"
V./ 4
-
Wa
V,;'
gu g
Feb. 6
344
h
4
*24
64
18
884
•
53
O
LCham 1st
Feb. 5
8 per share
341 i
6i2
40
4018
1094 10934
*11278
1104 1114
1024 1024
102 Vi
;
18
*234
.-vyy
Feb. 4
\A, 4
V'i:
.
4012
54
59Vi
*5
107
(Minn) 1st
the
.
8 per share
344
344
4 V- 4
4
h
#.u
4
10912 1097s
■
V 424
.
r
Friday
1
$ per share
344
<»!«
*2 ig
.
Thursday
■
♦Certificates of deposit.......
North Pacific prior Hen 4s...
Feb. 3
Wednesday
lOOVi 101
O
.
Tuesday:
Feb. 2
3 per share
stocks
NEW
for
Monday
High
*113
O
collation of guarantee) ....19415 A
High
*115%
1974 M S
Sales
Since
Friday's
Price
Jan. 31
Gen & ret 4 %s series A
625
■■
154
154
154
»»»
»4t
15
For footnotes see page 626.
154
154
'16
154
154
11
154
530
640
1,200
6,900
1,400
154
4% preferred
...100
1104 Feb
7
60
■
Dec
Feb
377$ sept
12*4 Jan
794 Sept
II534 Nov
6
11234 Jan 12
Feb
6
108
6
1064
Dec
124 Jan
2
13«4 Jan 29
H4
Dec
16
63*4 Jan
78S4 Jan
2
774 Feb
5
574
Dec
9
814 Feb
6
73
Dec
114 Jan 30
2778 Feb 6
9
Dec
854
854
134
244
Dec
104
Jan
Union Prem Food Stores Inc.l
Union Tank Car
Ao par
26
8,100
United Aircraft Corp
5
304 Feb
6
1/364 Jan
6
4,100
5% conv pref w I
,..100
Uu Air Hues Transport
6
9634 Feb
2
10434 Jan
xl 11 s4
Jan
1124 Sept
Sept
Jan
Jan
5
"""966
2,000
700
"""266
100
15,000
15
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfAo par
Pref $4.50series
No par
Union Oil of California
25
Union Pacific RR Co
100
274 Dec
5
3
6,700
United Biscuit Co
5% preferred
No p,ar
100
104 Jan 16
Jan 14
104 Jan 10
104 Jan 3
105
Jan 12
1 l7g
94 May
3
84 Dec
10834 Dec
1074 Jan 7
427g Jan 19
United Carbon Co.....No par
374 Jan
2
United-Carr Fast Corp. Ao par
United Corporation...Ao par
174 Jau
7
184 Feb
!m Jan
2
144 Jan
2
4 Jan 5
164 Jan 15
$3 preferred
.No par
2834 Dec
Jan 28
114 Feb
6
35
Dec
15
Dec
*n
Dec
,134
Dec
31
444
Jan
July
Jan
174 Jan
1434 July
1134
52
Feb
Sipt
214 9s pt
14 Jan
30*4 Jan
626
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday,- February 10, 1942
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
low and high sale prices
1
Sales
STOCKS
Rawe Since Jan.
for
Saturdaf
Monday
Feb
Jan. 31-
.
Ranse for Previous
BONDS
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the
Feb. 3
Feb. 4
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Week
$ per share
S ver share
Share*
2
1
On Basis of 100-Share Lois
NEW YORK STOCK
Year (1941)
N.
Y. STOCK
1
Lowest
Sid
Price
Railroad & Indus. Cos. {Con.)
$ per share
6%
2i,i
$ per share
6's
2k
2i4
45
*44
*43
43?
*4U
83%
33%
65
65
s
share
rpj
6k
2k
6k
23g
44
44
$ per share
6k
23g
47
6k;
6k
*2k
44
2k
46
■;
6k
*211
5
51?
*10178 103
14k
14io
.
3-k
3
86
*2«4
*84l2
21
11
9084
*107g
46
172
*170
♦nig
*.34%
84k
31?
-.*284
84k
21
*2ir2
*284
*84
21 r
21
Ilk
'Ilk
Hk
11
11
46
-46
46
46
46
*170
172
*170
172
fill
,
fik
6k
*3188
40k
3I84
32k
*34%
32 k
6k
401
32k
United Fruit Co
9/00
United Oas Improv't L.No var
]0"k 10"k
106
106
Preferred...,.
Uulted Electric Coal Cos
""0
United Eng A Fdy_.i...
3
*84k
8nk
$5 oreferred-.-.-.L-No *>«?
103
United Mer A Mauu Inc v t c. 1
13
3%
32k
32k
•3k
*2,3,
85k
22k
103,
4C34
22k
11k
46
172
*32%
,
■
22 k
i
'
2
S6,1st Preferred.—L.No mr
83
U S Dlstrlb Corpconv pref. 100
roo
U S Freight Co
.
U fi Hoffman Macti Corp
5
5V4%C0nvoreferred.-w_.50
"2",l"66
U S Industrial Alcohol.No par
Jan 16
Jan...
8% Jan 2
l.no par
Co . .....20
7% preferred-.--....—100
"566
J an
<
Dec
51
4%
Jan 17
.Nov
43
Jaa
2
170
Jan
6
Jan
6
Feb
6
*lst
,
Jan 28
Jan
Dec
Jan
Jan
k
117
1484 Nov
Feb
19
6% Jan 14
34k Jan 30
34U Jan 27
Jan
47?
183
Feb
33
Aor
;
■
O
1
J
t § ^Rutland RR 4
1
v
39
29...r
36
39
48.;
364
12
20%
47 k
20 k
109% 109k
*109k
107
107
j
107
13
10%
13 k
8
4k
,6%
5k
7h
91%
95%
:'
*6
:
107
107
12k
12 k
-
stpd.—. 1941
99
lot;
103
.
*109
j
Vf s
High
98
>
k
18k
..1967 M 8
1969 w s
104
46
20 M
Low
va
95 k
30
7V(
95 k
107 V,
Oct
9% June
4.3
Apr
to
Saguenay Pow Ltd ,lst M 4 5^8.1966
;:.Jan
Feb
20
1949
no
July
Jan
69%
37% Dec
-t
Jan. 1
July
13
7%. Dec
-
170
& ooll trust 4s A
t5*R I Ark <fc Louis 1st 4^s—l93i
t*Rut-Canadlan 4s stpd..
1049
July
93%
con
Gen mtge 3j^s series I
Gen mtge 31^s series J
;
4% flept
/ 4
5
*35:
4m
Roch Gas & El 4^8 ser D....1977 M A
V'; Gen mtge 3»4s series H
-1967 M s
Dec
.91,
Jan 26
Jan
172
./
10%
-2% Dec
83 v.Deo
.
6
98 k
104.•>
d
42
Apr
2%
:
47 k Jan 16
;
6k Jan
34k Jn 30
30
5
gu 5s .1939 J
Grande West 1st g ts—1939 J
79
Dec
8k
Since. 't-
"u
O
«J03
High
98 h'
vf S
t$*Rlo Grande June 1st
*i§*Rio
6% July
100k Dec
.
Low
3^s.„1960 VN
Richfield Oil Corp—
"
)
4s s f conv debentures......1952
Dec
v
60
Jan 30
Revere Copner & Brass
6% Sept
.3% fi"pt
May
30
3
Jan.16
!
17
U S Gypsum
5
Jan
37?
3k
5 85k
f 227?
ui%.
Jan 30
Feb
72k
5%
106k
15k
1%
share
per
20% May
3% Anr
4
35
2
Jan
Jan 10
47? Feb
3k Jan
? 2% Jan 20
2*0
1,500
61"
50
;
V.
;
:
100
?
Ilk
4534
32
\
USA ForeignSecur.L.No par
4012
31k
:
United Panerboard ......-.10
172
*61,
40'"
3278
■
300
85k
*94 k
6*
♦6k
*04.,?
*170
4% Jan
100
■■
1
5
32% Jan 14
63% F"b
400
"
22
5
_i..No par
4%
1,800
*3%
334
5
14k
14k
14k
14k
46
6k
40k
2
3,200
TO
612
*31%
2
Jan
5
Hk
46
172
Jan
641,
1
.3
84k
2234
39
fi
35
64"
*5
*33?
*170
fii2
401?
3212
32
3«4
3
»3k
84
84
11
46
*2-k
:
21
384
3
*314
100
5k
.35
6414
iro
i
*3k
Jan
3,900
47?
share 5
27? June
6% Jan 28
2% Jan 10
2
2
43,
34k
4%
$ per
3 per share
47? Jan
10
United Dvewood Corp.
?00
$ per share
..5
United DrugInc
2,4nO
*2k
*431?
43,
34k
637?
44k
4i2
4k
4k
4k • 47g
*337g
35i2 *33k 35k *34k 35k
64
65k
64k
6334 64i,i
5
5
5
5k
5k
5k
103
103
*103
108
10534 *105
14k
14% *14% 1434
14k
14k
iTar
6k
2k
45
*6%
6%
2k
443,
47«
N
Asked
&
Highest
Lowest'
Highest
Range
Range or
Friday's
Sale
Week Ended Feb. 6
Week's
=
,
Last
EXCHANC
Rt Jos & Grand IsUnd 1st 4s.. 1947 J
33% Aug
June
107 k
j
*
0
.
107 k 107%
55
55
'00
*37
St Lawr cfe Adlr 1st g 5s...... 1996 1
2(1 ^old 6s
.1996 A
«'■'
93,
v
St Lo ils Iron Mtn & Southern
3%
3%
110
3k
,3 k
♦0I4
qio
*9'14
*104
os4
115
*110
3k
3k
25
2 fii4
287«
25
*25k
25k
30
30
29
29k
241
24k
24k
24k
a
25
287g
♦24
167g
34
1578
681
66
50
48l2
48k
70k
H84
67k
*4°k
70i4
70
70
25k
25k
20
24k
*"15
7„
k
10k
6784
84
3k
3k
oi2
Ok
97g
10
*108
113
*108
113
29
24k
*24k
157S
16k
16
67
67
66k
40k
4912
*66
70
131»
1;»I6
16k
67
49k
493g
*66
70
♦314
9k
33,
97?
*31,
07?
*108
1*0
113
3%
600
95?
800
rok
3O0
U S Leather Oo^
1
No par
100
U S Pipe &
23 '
Jan
27k Jan
23% Jan
3
llit Jan
2
2512
29k
*24
24k
200
7?
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Co.—-—10
—1
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l.'OO
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2k
Jan 20
37?
10 V Jan 2-
2
U 8 Playing Card
900
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28%
.
2
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Jan 20
20
251?
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2
7
99
24k
25
20
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2% Jan
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Prior preforred
110 k Feb
«i«. Jan 10
% Dec
2k July
28% Sept
103%-Sept
65% Apr
76% Jan
16
161?
9.OOO
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10
14% Jan
: 17% Jan 14
64k
66
2/00
8%- 1st orelerred—:
100
U 8 Smelting Ref A Mln...50
61% Jan
72k Jan 16
15114 Jahl4
i
71
Jan 19
58
26
13% Dec
66
403R
*48
69k
49
69k
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49
4O0
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300
50
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45% Jan
68
St L Rocky Mt & P 5s stpd...1955 J
.25% De
18% Apr
Jan
Dec
43k
Dec
69
;
Dec
523l
53
63k
53 k
118
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23
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50
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150
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44
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50k
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55
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40
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43
78
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14
261
15k
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tSt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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140
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6
79
56
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pr
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64
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86 k
*55
j
74
72
71.
33
-
♦Certificates of deposit.
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: *011)1 of deposit stamned—
:
Jan
33%
May
6
k
71
36 k
71
j
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1950 j
*Certlflcates of deposit...
♦Prior Hen 5sseries B.i
1950 J "j
Jan
x50% Nov.
1% Jan
lk Jan
62
Sept
16% Jan
% Dec
,:7i«.De?
v42i? Dec
Jan 27
14% Jan
52 k Jan
150k Jan
Jan 26
156
43k
Jan 15
8% preformed
Dec
42
70%
130
105% Dec
Jan
».« Jail -19
Jan 15
13%
Dec
; 19%
5
46 k Jan 14
"it Jan 14
43
47
3
Jan 13
Jan
24
Jan 21
-No "or
Universal LeafTob.
157%
15784 *160
45
119%
2
20% Jan
Universal Pictures 1st pref.100
140
i 55% Jan
52k Jan 31
115k Feb 6
r
.No pa
#6 conv oreferred—
160
*148
25
1
7% preferred
United Stockyards Corp
United Stores class A.
"166
%
*12
k
Preferred
800
lk
*133,
-No mr
100
..No par
U 8 Hteel Corp.
69
-71%;
86
Vf 8
1959
70k
36
'
Sept
v
5<>1,
591»
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;
.....
St L Pub Rerv.lst mtge 5s
2
r
g 4s
1933 MN
*Certlficates.nf deposit...
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& N W 1st gu 5s.-1948 j. j !
36%
Feb
4
Feb
24k Jan 25
,
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.
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Aug
317?
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30
;
66
—
f
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105
»25k
7?
158,
-
k
4%
.
'
7„
I6I4
*13,8
Aug
10%'Sept
Dec
5% Apr
54% Feb
20 k Dec
6
82k
82 V(j
.
*77
S A & Ar Pass 1st gu g .4s
^1943 j
J
44
3k
9k
64%
42%
23%
"*3*" "*3%
?
100 y»
100
'
15%
•
83 k
.
47
9k
"lftj'k
168
23 k
'■ *
57
31
54
42 k.
3 k
;3k
ti*St P &
19
:8ik
7%
9%
99% 100%
8an Antonio Pub Serv 334s...1970 MA
8anta Fe Pres & Phen 1st, 58—-1942 M >
*124
MN
Scioto V & N E 1st gu 4s—198
124k 125,
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*
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27V
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18k;
10
18k
15J1S
25k
2884
18
10
10
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93
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23
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23
23
28%
103,
101-
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24
24
15?.
3,000
283,
19k
293,
101?
19%
293/
191"
2,000
'Ok
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*'0%
10k
100
Van Norman Mach Tool.
24
*22
23
200
Van Raalte Co Inc
115
*114
115
*25
*22
114k 11411 *114
11534 *114
11534 *114
11584 ♦1*4
3i12 34k
31k 31k
33k 33k
33k 34
*?4
343?
35
64
*52
60
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60
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60
**2
60
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86
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05
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65
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65
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65
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115 <115
115
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29
114k H4k
18
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29k
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17
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20
114
17?
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114
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95
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160
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160
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130
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17?
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8P0
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23
22k Jan
"566
•i«
31
% Aug
Dec
Dec
Dec
Aug
34
%: Jan
15
Mar
28
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57
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57
July
Mar
' Aug
66
'
90
138
-
116
27'., Sept
/,<■: ■%
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187? De
11
De
30%. Dec
29
1
Dec
42
138
-
33%
Jan 19
96
9
Dec
114
89
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105
9
135
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143
Jan
1950 a O
1950 4 O
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:
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cons
5
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16%
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15%
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4
7%
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674
8k
127
91
4k
116
97 k
97 k
k
4k /
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103
102
102
105
105k
1
3-
100
102k
/
1961
20
4k
4 k
34
*97 k
Shell Uulon OH 2^8 debs.....1954
-4%
21k
8
21k
4
1%
67
■
I
19 k
9k
1933}M
t*SeaDoand All Fla 6s A ctte.._1935 F
*6s Series B certificates..—.1935 F
7k
6k
5 k
8
4s...
gu
'
7 k
1945 M
0s series A—
J
6k 1
5k
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J{♦ Atl & Blrm 1st
:
14 k
./Tk
U
•Certificates of deposit
«
153(
14k
Oct 1949 F A
J*Refundlug 4s
2% Jan
2834 July
118% July
2334 Sept
7
29k Jan
|*lstg 4s unstamped
}*4s g stamped......
5; * Adjustment 5s
p.
Aug
'
45
Ma.
31% Jan 20
Jan 15
Jan
:
20
Jau2
19
-
Jan
15k
Aug
Dec
39% June
j 25k Jan 19
2% Jan 19
29'2 Jan 19
115k Jan 7
16
29k Jan 10
10b
Preferred
Jan
1
Jan
'
8
Feb
14
31'
100
Vulcan Detlaning Co
20
114
25
6% preferred.-..—
160
Apr
15%
/ 8%
20%
111%
Jan 19
55
Jan 28
Jan 2
1
--25
Virginian Ry Co.-
i4
*130
112% Jan 12
33% Feb 3
55
Jan 19
6% div partic preferred. 100
Va El A Pow $6 pref—No par
Va rrori Coal A Coke 5% pf 100
4,700
15
,5ij Jan 30
29% F?b 6
2078 Jan 3
ilk Jan 5
24% Jan 7
115k Jan 30
417? Jan 6
18% Jan 31
10k Feb 5
22
Jan 28
Works
5
Va-CaroUna Chem
No oar
900
82%
*29k 29k
*951? 102
2914
oq
23k
22
100
Victor Chemical
400
18k
18
18
323,
100
5
Ry—100
5% preferred
115
115
11434 115
l7k
393,,
.2.50
—6
7% 1st preferred
Vicks Shreve A Pac
2
Jan 20
% Jan
100
a
Vlck Chemical Co-
800
60
*57
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Vanadium Corp of Am.No par
10
34%
*59
Vadsoo Sales
10
68
No par
Vo
2884
'
1
,
5%
v'-' 5%
15
21%
3 k
4
4%
dU
90%
99%
97%
99%
101%
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Simmons Co deb 4s
1952
8kcUy Oil 3s debs.
Jan
I960 ?
——
1
Feb
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs—.1964 J
Nov
South <fc Nor Ala RR gu 5s—.1963 A
June
South Bell Tel & Tel 3 tfs
3s debentures
105 k
1970 I
101% 102%
104% 105%
106 k
•i
105 k
106 k
104%
105k
1053*
Southern Colo Power 6s A——1947
W
3
16
106% 107%
104% 106%
105
105%
♦115
I
1962
...
23
149
105 34
5
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28
;
28k
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7i«
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18U
.
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1001"
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4
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151"
*11%
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31"
5?
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183"
*17
53?
70%
.53?
70'2
27k
18%
1001?
41?
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*i?
41?
28k
7%
283?
18%
33
28k
28
7k
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18%
100k
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!
4k
4k
*'2
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33 k
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1514
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%
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74
5s
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70
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5k
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100
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23
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69
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121
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119
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8
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20
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106
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108
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613?
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93
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261?
26«?
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601"
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86
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10
70
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89
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2k
1.30
10
69k
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10 lk 101k
86
87
119k H2k
87
1121., 113k
71,
-
18%
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4%
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18
53?
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18
♦17k
5%
538
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300
300
18%
??00
51"
11,400
22%
*15
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♦9,6
2412
18k
77k
127
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106
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93
*92
15k
3k
8
11
18k
773<
127
30
Warren Fdy A PI pe.... No par
193?
19
19
300
Washington Gas L,
13k
13%
13k
*2k
13%
13%
2%
500
Waukesha Motor Co.
♦19
13%
12k
♦2 k
1.3
2k
1?0
*55
*55
100
19
Wesson Oil A Snowdrift No par
$4 conv preferred-—-No par
West Penn El class a..No par
7% preferred
6% preferred.
87
14
14
14%
3k
141?
14l4
3*-
3%
*3k
16
3li
5o
Western Union Telegraph. 100
19»4
Westlaghouse Air BrakeNo par
*28%
*30k
Western Pacific
76 34
*125
Westinghouec El A Mfg....50
1st preferred
-.50
Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
78
127
fO
93
267?
27
*14
3k
*90
93
27k
6912
*6914
2714
69i2
15
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*14
3k
30
*14
15
14%
3V
3k
14k
3%
*3 %
26k
69k
Westvaco Cnlor Prod—No par
$4.60 preferred
No pai
Wheeling A L Erie Ry Co. 100
93
26k
69k
54a% conv pref
2,600
White Dental Mfg(The SS) .20
15
200
14
3%
314
14
3k
1
1,100
White Motor Co
3k
1,100
White Rock Mia Spr Co No par
3k
1.000
White Sewing Mach Corp.—1
*48
54
*48
54
*48
54
*3k
*48
54
54
*48
54
22
*48
*20
*20
22
*20
22
*20
217?
*20
217«
*20
217?
9
9
*2
2%
*2
2k
Wilcox Oil A Gas Co
17?
Willys-Overland Motors
*2
21»
*9
178
17?
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5>?
fi7?
534
*5k
5%
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*22
26%
205?
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681-
195
2314
261;
21
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»22ig
26k
20k
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135
♦116
*196
125
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*51
531;
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58
*55
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100
58
*05
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21,
17,
53
58/
681
.
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17?
5%
Mi
534
*5k
6%
5%
681? 68k *67k
125
*113
125
*113
23k
22k 22k
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261?
28k 267?
267?
20k
20k 20k
20k
135
♦116
135
*115
125
*106
125
*108
54
*51
*51
53k
58
*55
57lf *55%
100
*97
100
*97
*56
58
58
*57k
17?
61?
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69
125
23k
31?
2k
*2
1%
Vg
6
6 if
5k
6%
1%
57?
5k
68k
68%
681
*114
*22 k
$4 conv preferred....No par
Prior preferred
20
6k
*22k
5k
68k
Wilson A Co Inc
Wisconsin El Pow
23k
267?
20k
53k
58
100
58
k
13k
234
53
15% Jan
3
13k Feb
13% Feb
2? Feb
Jan
.10
Worthingt'n PAM(Dei)No par
7% preferred A—..——100
6% preferred B..i
100
Prior pref 444% scries.. 100
Prlorpf4H%conv ser .100
*106
125
*106
125
*51
53
*51
53
56
56
*53%
57%
*90
09
*91
99
Wright Aerouautlcali—No par
58
58
*56%
59
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del) .No
_
par
Feb
Dec
11% Jan 15
1% Jan 6
18k Jan 22
66k Jan
88k Feb 5'
101k Jan 23
86
F>b
3
•
Jan 14
16k Jan 13
Jan 16
14
Jan 10
2k Jan 3
Jan
2
6
% Jau 12
23k Jan
17k Jao
Jan
113% Jan
.
Feb
18
104% Jan
16k Jan
3k Jan
8k Jan
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)
26k Jan
2
;
19k
Jan "22
76 k
124k
27k
30k
Jan
93
Feb
Jan
Jan
105
Jan
89
N>v
112
Mar
Jan
8
93
Jan
22
6 o2 Jan
14
Jan
2
15% Jan
3% Jan
Jan
Jan
2
12
-6
Jan
5k Jan
68 k Feb
Jan 22
22
105
Jan
112
Aug
Aug
65
July
;.;85
Dec
21k Apr
58% De?
100
28
21%
Jan
157g July
17%
Jap
8k July
5% Jan
54k June
26% July
2%
Dec
60% Dec
109% Oct
19% Dec
23 ? Dec
Dee
16
2
7
6»?
7
115
Nov
33%
Jan
34%
Jan
53%
80%
85 k
85 k
SO
24
82%
86
86
313
61%
.07
67 k
48%
90 k
91
79
88 k
64 k
65 k
163
87
55
60%
78%
90 k
95
83
91
v
1956
85 k
91
Mem Div 1st g 59.......
1990
82 k
82
91 k
8ii
83
83
.1056
—
1951
St Louis Div 1st g 4s.—..
So'western Bell Tel 334s B...
•Spoka
ne
1st
Inter >at
g
110 k
105'4
1961
104
*
1953
1945
Superior Oil 3ks debs.—
1951 VIN
Swift & Co 2ks deks-
196i
Ok
82%
85
10
3
9
21
10 B,
131
108
103k
14
103
103
103 k
3;
102%
102%
UN
91%
79%
4
35
104 k
87 k
80 k
ioik
/
68%
92%
fifi
fi
10 lk
1015
104
1013(
— ——
Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s.
2 H debenture
105'fj
102
1960
Standard Oil N J deb 3s.....
11
34k
35
4 34s 2013
Stand Oil of Calif 2%s debs-
8
34
37
101% 102%
104
105%
103% 104%
107% 108%
101% 103%
102% 103 1
T
Tenn Coal Iron <fe Rlt gon 5s—1951 J
A
*121 k
j
Term Assn St L 1st cons 5s....1944 F
Gen refund
—
121
120%
*107k
109 k
»o Jk
109 k
..—1953 /
J
Ref & impt mtge 334* ser B. 1974 J
Texarkana& FtSgu5>48 A—.1950 F
a
"91"
90 k
91%
Texas Company
O
10,»k
1905 Vf N
105k
105 k
105
105%
f g 4s
s
3s deb
1959
—
3s debe ntures
1943 J
Texas & N O co 1 gold 5i
Texas ife Pacific 1st
I
gold 5S—2000
*i02
./
102 k
105%
*100
j
10.'
*09 k
i D
ioik
Gen & ref 5s series B....... 1977
1
0
67
68
07 k
17
6sseries C.------1979
4
O
06 k
06
67
39
/
D
66
68 k
67
10
Gen &
re
Gen & ref 5s series D—
1980
102 k
Tex Pac Mo PacTer 534s A... 1961 M R
J
*54*"
*AdJ Income 53.—
§*Third Ave RR 1st g 5s
Jan 1900 A O
-1937 J J
17 k
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & Impt
Third Ave Ry 1st ref 4s—
I960 /
k
102k
61
'
17k.
10
55
lsk
103 k
90
/
D
1950
1
O
83 k
1942 M s
216
fiO
60
67%
;
67
102% 103%
51
53%
13% 13%
100
103k
90 k
89
90%
83 k
f
33481960
Tol St Lculs & West 1st 48
Tol W V & Ohio 4s series C
4
121%
107% 103
109% 110 k
102
102%
86% 91 %
104% 105%
104% 105%
99% 100%
99% 102%
61% 67%
81k
83%
*101 k
Toronto Ham & Buff 1st g 4s..1946
/
Trenton G & El 1st g 5s...
i65k
166" 166%
108
100*
105% 105%
vf S
1949
Trl-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A.. 1953 ,/
D
*i05k
J
U
109% 111%
101
ioik
10Dj2 10luJ!
101
102%
110
109k
110
6
7%
Union Paclflo RR—
2534 July
- Aug
.1947 J
1st Aland grant 4s...
97 k
97 k
103k
*106k
101k
...
73% Aug
1980 i
Ref mtge 3>4sser A——...
D
Unlted Biscuit 3 34s debs.. ^.
.1955
I
.1952 A
97
103k
O
United Clgar-Whelan Sts 5j
United Drug Co (Del) 5s...
0
-1953 m8
ilOk
k
96
1970 A
3t-year 334s deb—
35-year 3348 deb...-—.... 1971 MN
July
.
110,
8k
101V
101
Union Oil of Calif 6s series A. .1942 F
.1959 F
3s. debentures—
109k
101 k
Union Elec Co of Mo 3348— .1971 V/N
ti*Unlon Elec Rv (Chic) 5s— .1945 A L
107
;
73
73
98k
96 k
97k
:
109% 111
96%
98%
97
98
103% 105%
104% 10789,
" 73
:
93%
07%
104% 105
*105
United States Steel Corp—
*19
12%
191?
127?
19
19
85
12% 12%
119
119
*116k 119%
*6%
7
6%
6%
36k ?6k
35% 36%
♦82
85
*82
85
1U2
*11%
900
3,500
Yale A Towne Mfg Co.—.25
Yellow Truck A Coach cl B—1
100
300
4,700
Preferred—
......
100
Young Spring A Wire—No par
Youngstown S A T.-..N0 par
2
117? Jau 2
111% Jan 3
5% Jan 2
15% Jan
19%
13<2
119%
7k
37k
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
14
20
19
13
15
,D3C
10k Dec
109% Deo
.
'
Serial debentures
221? Jan
17 k
120
,75=i————i—May
Jao
12U
Jao
29
Deo
Jan
76
Deo
42k
95 "
Aug
9k Dec
18%
Jan
1 1942 MN
.8759.-4—1—Nov
l.OJs—.j—i.-.May
Jan
5% Dee
;
1 1942 MN
1.125s——i—Nov
1
1
19*3 MN
1943 MN
*100 " ;
+
♦
100
Ilk
85
H'f
*91
*1112
85
117g
*82
Ilk
85
*82
1H2
lll2
117?
*11%
117?
T.500
34
Jan
6
5 h% preferred series A. 100
78
Jan
12
Youngst'n Steel Door..No par
11
Jan
2
Jan 14
84-
12k Jan
5
V
Pkf
2%
*9% JO
2k.
2k
fik
»%|
2k
2k
•Bid and asked prices; no sales
on
9%
2k
this day.
2k
♦9%
2k
97?
2k
t In receivership,
*9%
2%
400
2%
1.000
d Def. delivery,
Zenith Radio Corp—No par
Zonlte Products Corp..——-1
n
New stock,
r Casn sale,
x
9% Jan
17? Jan
Ex-div.
y
2
9
10
Jan
5
2% Jan 25
Ex-rlghts.
,.
8
Dec
l%.^A»r
lffk Apr
3k
Oct
t Called for.redemption./.-
—
-v.-C
100 k
look
look
*iook
4—"—May
1 1944 MN
1,375s—4—l—Nov
1 1044 MN
—i— -May
1 1945 MN
look
Nov
1 1945 MN
*100%
1 1946 MN
1.80s...f
Nov
1.85s—".——May
1 1946 MN
*101%
look
1.25s
1.508
1.625s
*9k
2k
"
109k
iOOk
1.75s.—-i.—May
*8t
?
109% 1H%
105% 107
•
U N J RR A Canal gen 4s„. —1944 m S
10
10
18k
H*
10
19
19
19%
1234
128;
12 k
1234
1284
127?
127?
127?
*1161? 1101. *116% 119k *116k 119k *116k 119k
♦5k
7
6k ' 6k
*6i2
6%
*6%
6%
35k
3513512 351?
35k 36
3534 36k
,
I
105 k
1061
1908
1st & ref 3s series C—
147
130
60%. Dec ..,75% Aug
July
,86 - Apr 122
80
Jan
-50% Dec
5
48-
187
85 k
Jan
77
Jan
<
4784. Decs
67k Jan 26
104
Jan 15
48
228
Dec
Sept
Sept
Mar
85
Jan 26
317
85
01 %
57%
54%
51%
54%
2% May
Apt
A pi
98-
Jan
Jau
Dec
4k
Jan 15
2
62
76
1%
3k
Jan
54
Jan
3034 July
,1%
73% Jan 13
53 k
53 k
84
Devel & gen 6348—-------
34% Jan
36% July
Apr
Jan
52
52
53 k
5ih
50%
65 k
4s
Devel <fe gen 6s.......
Mar
18% Dec
2
5
63% Jan 17
98
Jan 29
67 k Jan 28
July
lk May
141
Jan 12
Jan
50 k Jan
9
Oct
Oet
Jm
52k
65
67 k
Jan
2078 July
Dec
,
50
50
53 k
-61
.1955
117%
107
71
.
0
Souther
Jan
24k July
10k
18k Jan
24
Jan
31% Nov
22k Jan 13
24
Jan
115
10778
15
17? Jan
6k Jan .
6% Jan 20
6
106%
Dec
Feb
10% Dec
284 Dec
2 k Dec
4i
Feb
2
Jan
4 ■?
Apr
15
260
53k
53 k
.1991
1 Ry 1st cone g 5i
Devel & gen 4sseries A.... .1950
South Pac RR 1st ref guar
25% July
74%
18% Feb
27k
1940 J
...1J50 1
10-year secured 3§4s
4% July
26
3 k Jan 27
53
Jan
Jan
Feb
Dee
v-
19
4k
1%
105
6
3
13k Jan 21
3k Jan 3
2% Jan 6
53
20k
80
2978 July
8
27 k Feb
63k Jan
13k Jan
2334- Jan
-1738 July
Dee
27% June
-
San Fran Torm 1st 4s
Oct
Aor
Dec
—
Gold 434s
Sept
Dec
ht
200
51k
84 k
M »
——1968 M *
-I960 UN
1981 MN
Gold 434s
1 % July
15
.60
88
Sept
6k
Dec
77.
Dec
118 :
24% Jan 22
Gold 434s
k
57
53 k
59 k
60 k
1949
—
_
1 k June
26 k
104%
15k
6
2«k Feb
3H2 Jan
106k Jan
Dec
88
Jan 2
127
Dec
Dec
Dec
Feb
,99% Dec
8
8
9
6
2
3.
27
28
27
14
5
81k Jan
Jan
Dec
.
1st 43$s (Oregon Lines) A—.1977
6% Jan
Sept
15k Sept
e3? Sept
38
65k Mar
Jan 22
91
104
.
57
1949 / D
4s (Cent Pac coll)
4s registered
1
36
21 >4
:'16% Mar
0
3
Feb
Apr
Jan
105%' Jan
Feb
10%
10k
1%.
; 80 •
,
20k Jan
i70
2
22k
Feb
•
,14-
Feb
19
6% pref.100
Woolworto (F W) Co
Apr
%
.
12
1% Jan
Woodward Iron Co.———10
Jan
3
39k Jan
5>2 Jan
No par
De.
2
2
3 4'1 F"b
1
No par
$6 preferred.-
27k
26% 27
»26k
20 34 20%
203/
20k
135 ' *117
135
*117
135
195
5
Feb
Dec
6
10
6% conv preferred
*114
23k
100
$5 conv prior pref...No par
*14
14k
—
Wheedng Steel Corp...No par
160
Dec
2k
lk Jau
24
2
112
253?
77k 777?
7714 78
125
197
*125 • 127
3
25% May
arl ?%
Jan 21
Jan
9%
:
Jan 5
Jan 15
Jan 22
Jan 20
Jan 5
25
Jan
104
247?
187?
°8
157? De.
96% Jane
Jan 16
74
6k. Dc.
;
Jan
4V*% Pf-100
Co No par
4% 2d preferred
100
6% pref.. 100
784
5
5
% Jan 2
19
6% preferred..
100
Western Auto Supply Co... 10
Western Maryland
100
*?0
14
14'?
19k
100
100
West Va Pulp A Pap
*99
68
3k
*3%
18%
— —
—
West Penn Pr Co
112k 112k
6
26
Jan 17
Feb 4
Jan 8
..100
70
88 k
88k
101k ioik
3k
784
.No par
7% preferred
19
19k
70
15
5
....1
—
*6934
*183,.
*69k
87
Co.No par
Wayne Pump Co
Webster Eiseulohr
1,700
170
93
267g
314
2fik
No Par
26
% Jan 2
16% Jan 5
5k Jan 21
69
Jan - 2
No par
800
613,
106
68
33/
8
>?•
par
35
35
-31V
10512 105%
*58
61%
313,
267g
1*3?
3%
*31?
*7%
Jail
$3 preferred
29k 29k
*2834
30k ?0k
ro% ro%
10>12 10512 *101% 105%
*58
61
*58
613?
67k
3'8
15
Jan
3
5o
2434
26??
334
15
14
*34k
*34k
Jan
7k
18k
101k
;
4%
33%
15k
3%
%
19k
57?
Jan 21
4
par
tWarrenBrcsCo
120
99
32% Feb
par
5
No par
$3.85 preferred
1,700
22k
par
100
7% preferred
Warner Bros Pictures
30
19
2
17k Jan 12
..No par
Walworth Co.—
Walk(H)Good A W Ltd No
Div redeem prer
No
Ward Baking Co cl A ..No
Class B
No
""366
74
7k Jan
Waldorisystem
2,000
1/01
%
»u
23
♦22
14«4
3i2
%
74
*71
4',
3312
100
; 39% Jan
'
26 k Jan
-'No vat
Walgreen Co
.-.-.No par
4VS% pref with warr
100
800
4%
?23l
4%
33
L..-,-100
Wabash RR pref w
10,200
2812
*7
18%
33
29%
7h
18
1778
10012 100%
29l4
71,
*17k
173/
18
173?
*17
173?
104k 104k *10912 10«4 *102k 10434
61k
33?
.341?
*55
*10H4 102G *10lk 102k *10112 102
*37
*21
28i2
1.90s....
-
—.Nov
For footnotes see page
627.
100% 100%
100% 100%
-----
100%. 100%
100k
100% 100%
-----
-----
101
1 1947 MN
101
1 1947 MN
100% -100%
-
100%
101%
100%
100%
100%
100%
101%
100%
lot
100%.
Volume 155
Number 4044
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
627
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Fr Ida/
BONDS
Last
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale
Week's
>"
Week Ended Feb. 6
.
■'
Price
-■<0,
.
Railroad & 'ndus. Cos. (Con.)
U nlted States Steel Corp (Con.)—
&
Iaw
Serial debentures (Concluded)—
1.95s
May
1 1948 MN
Range
>
Friday8.*
Bid
12
Jan.
No. Low
High
1
100%
100
100%
101
2.05s
.May
1 1949 MN
100
100 %■
2.10s
...Nov
1 1949 MN
100%
*100%
100%
100%
101
101
1 1950 MN
....Nov
1 1950 MN
........May
1 1951 MN
.JJ.30s..i.i.--....NoV
1 1951 MN
*100%
101%
2.35s
May
2.40s............Nov
1 1952 MN
*100%
*100%
101%
2.45s.....
11953 MN
1 1953 MN
2.20s....
2.25s
7
-
,
>■
2.60s;.......
;
.
1 1952 MN
..May
.NOV
.
.
2.55s....:
May
Nov
1 1955
101
Utah Lt A Trac 1st A ret 5s
94%
O
1944 A
100
Utah Power A Light 1st 5s.... 1944 F. A
100%
-
99% 102
100%
Low
Cons
4s series A.1955 F
f 4s series B.
s
109%
*40%
Va & Southwest 1st gu 5s
.2003 J
J
*88
O
1958 .4
Virginian Ry 3% series A
72%
76 %
10a
48%
47%
7
J
38%
1
1966 M S
108%
108%
♦Ref
gen,
28
~A
5s series B:4.1976 F
(assented).ji.
♦Ref & gen '4%S Sferles C."...1978 AO
♦Ctfs of denosit (assented).!...
6s debentures..^.1955 4
Plct 6s debs.....1948
{{♦Warren Bros CO deb-6s...1941
I
109
*
•
1939 M N
84%
{♦2d gold 5s
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)
¥
1939
A
84%
84
♦Ctfs of deo (reorg mgr)
84
43%
43%
43%
..
42%
■;
and
deferred
45%
35%
1963
84%
99%
96%
95%
*35%
76%
*105%
28
23%
16
.24
24
28
J
22%
•26
22%
26%
26%
10
99%
97%
22%
27%
45
23
28
83%
Conv deb
2361
1
1st mtge 3 %s series 14
27%
28%
37
28%
119
20%
20%
29%
28%;
83
83%
33
79%
84
86%
86%
36
82%
88
83%
84
45
81%
D
86%
S
84
81
97%
J
3s..'...1954 J
36%
31
J
O
./
West NY A Pa gen gold 4s...1943 A
O
110%
90
76%
69%
76%
105% 105%
106%
110%
90
101%
88
91
101%
103%
10)
.'w
85%
100% 101%
101%
14
♦Certificates
.'48%
47%
45%
48%
33
45
50
.46%
10
40%
47%
:
103%
103%
M
S
114
114
114
W
8
93%
105%
93%
105%
1955 J
J
1
O
100%
35
114
114
46
45
3
114
37
47%
37%
42%'
13%
114
J
-
-
-
13
Wisconsin Elec Power 3%s..'.196S A
11%
109%
107%
0
J
«
11%
11%
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s.l971 J
{♦Wor A Conn East 1st 4%s..l943 J
46%
*43
^
1/N
107%
J
m
-
»,
>
95
175
102
J
ter 1st 4s..1936
114
93%
104% 106%'
100% 102
1
102
1960 J
of deposit
114
2
26
4s... 1949 J
gen
102% 103%
2
93%
s
pt
s
...
42
11%
9
5
13
114
9
12
109%
2
107%
10
108% 109%
107% 108%.
Y
102
24
101% 102%
39
99% 100%
*12
■
Youngstown Sheet A Tube—
Conv deb 4s...
%s
n
.
..1948 M
ser
S
102
1900 M N
D
101%
99%
99%
99%
37
119% 121%
1952 A
-
D
♦Certificates of deposit...
"
107% 108%
109% 109%
110% lll%i
1966 J
•
J
1947
{♦Su A Du div A
99% 101
95
47
108%
109%
110%
1977 J.
-
-
1
108%
109%
1st A ref 5 %s series A.
1
High
27%
/
3%
{♦Wis Cent 50-yr 1st
86
147
97
No. Low
27%
2301 J
Wilson A Co 1st M 4s A
■;
39
86
Since
28
M
Wheeling A Lake Erie RR 4s..1949
Wheeling Steel 1st 3%s ser B-.1966
28%
27%
,
*98%
M S
Western Maryland 1st 4s
43%
-
High
'
Jan.
83%
1951 J
West Va Pulp A Paner
39%
24
120
')
V
80%
77%
50
119%
85%
91%
97% 102
103% 104 %i
101%
103%
44%
34%
80%
75
I)
85
35
51
•
Bonds Sold
S
W
1960
West Shore 1st 4s guar
i
31
26%
27%
25%
25%
26%
26%
Range
or
Asked
33%
v:
D
79
;
43%
43%
delivery sales
disregarded In
are
Deferred delivery sale not ineluded in the year's range, d Ex-Interest. « Odd-lot
sale not included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the
year's range, r Cash sale not Included in the year's range.
■
;
{ Negotiability Impaired by maturity. 1 The price represented is the dollar quota¬
tion per 200-pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest payable at the exchange rate
of $4 8484.
a
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and asked price. No sales transacted during current week.
*
:♦ Bonds selling flat.
the
week's
AND YEARLY
rant.e
unless
they
RECORD
the only transactions of the week, and when selling
are
outside the regular weekly range
shown
are
in
ft
No account L« taken of such sales in computing the range for the
year.
following extensive list
last (Jan. 31,
95%
5
A
:|NEW;:Y0RK|!CyRB|EXCHAN6E::|!S|f|ll|:i:
footnot* In th« week In which they occur.
In the
*96%
78
84%
84%
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
S
M 8
M
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd...l950 J
Gen mtge 3%s.....j._....1967 J
r
{♦1st gold 5s
.28
424
Bid
V/ N
1946
1st mtge i f 3
West Penn Power 1st 5s E
tWabash RR Co—
27%
26%
26%
25%'
26%
26%
86
O
Washington Term 1st gu 3%s.l945 F A
1st 40-year guar 4s_.j___.-_.1945 * A
107|
W
28
25%
3%s__.2000 F A
Washington Cent 1st gold 4s..1948 Q M
"70% "73""
108%
37%
48%
39%
27%
Warren RR 1st ref gu g
73
1946 M R
ser A.
Registered
76
r-♦Ctfs Of deposit
91
1st cons 5s
37%
27
2
:•
75
69
37%
31%. 31 %
76%
.
Price
Low
30-vear 5s
90%
Friday's
(Concl.)
Winston-Salem 8 B 1st 4s
109% 110%:
75
Foreign Govt. & Mun
Range
Sale
Westlnghouse El A Mfg 2%s..l95i MN
J
99% 101%
109%
75
90
90
J
Warner Brps
1968 M ,S
5s. .1949 M S
High
25-year cold 5s
90
*.:1981 J
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Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g
Week Ended Feb. 6
Week's
Last
Inter st Period.
EXCHANGE
♦5s assented
{♦Wabash Ry ref & gen 5%s A. 1975 M S
U
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)
-
A
v.
1
STOCK
{♦Western Pacifi: 1st 5s
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1957 M N
Va Elec & Pow 3%B8er B
No. Low
MGen mtge inc 4%s series B..1991 J
t
Jan.
03=0
High
BONDS
N. Y.
; Since
O
Western Union Teleg g 4%s...l950
Walworth Co 1st M 4s..:.... 1955 AO
cons g
C>
!
♦Ref A gen 5s series D...:..1980 AO
♦Ctfs of deposit (assented)
Vandalla RR
Ft Ida j
Range
k2
dk ' Asked
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr).. 1941
1st mtge 4s series A..1971 J
■X
<
103
"95%
Bid
Gen mtge 4s series A
102
101
101%
100
Na,
-
100% 101 X
103%
94%
97%:
101
*101%
United Stockyards 4%.s w w.,1951 AO
~
100% 101%
101% 101%
*100%
MN
Price
llhefc's
Range or
Friday's ' {
■■
101%
100% 100%
102
Sale
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)_.1941
{♦Des Moines Div lstf4s—
1
♦Ctfs of dep- (reorg mgr).. 1939
{♦Omaha Div 1st g-3%s..._1941
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr) ^..j.
{♦Toledo & Chic Div g 4s— i>
I
100
101
Last
K
1954
♦Ctfs of dep (reorg mgr)
{♦Det & Chic Ext 1st 5s—.
..
'
100% 100 %>
100% 101%
10
*101 %
1 1954 MN
i
2.65s.May
101%
101%
101 .Ail 101
1 1954 MN
2.60s
-
100%
,
100% 100%'
100%
100%
*100%
101%
ii
6
(Con.)
{Wabssh RR Co (Concluded)—
♦1st lien g term 4s._-.__
100 %
100%
......May
•«'
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
High
1 1948 MN
2.15s
"r•
N. Y. 8TOGK EXCHANGE
Week Ended Feb; 6
"
'
£3
Asked
BONDS
•
Since
Nov
2.00s
Friday
•
Range or
4
furnish
we
complete record of the transactions
a
on the New York Curb Exchange for the week
beginning on Saturday
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
1942) and ending the present Friday (Feb. 6, 1942).
tended to include every
security, whether stock
or
,
mm
Friday
Ixist
STOCKS
Sales
Weeks' Range
Price
Sales
for
of Prices
Week
Sale
Par
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Week's Range
of Prices
Week
1 Friday
High
Price
Associated
Friday
for
Sale
Shares
Last
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
Last
Week's Range
Sale
of Prices
High
Par
Elec Industries
Amer dep rets reg
22%
22%
19-
Jan
22%
Feb
200
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
50
4%
4%
AlnBWorth Mfg common..5
5
8
Air Associates Inc (N J)..l
Aircraft Access Corp...50c
5
8%
1%
1%
1%
Air investors common...2
1%
1%
500
4
5
Feb
200
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
1%
Jan
500
Warrants
he
80%
Alabama Power Co $7 pf_*
preferred
105
81
Jan
102
*
Alliance Investment
Ja
he
91%
81
Jan
97
100
113%
Jan
Jan
Automatic Products
Jan
22%
Jan
A utoraatlo Voting
!-■'
100%
Jan
105
Jan
114%
12%
Jan
""50
5%
Jan
12%
75%
500
77
100
•
Jan
4,%
Feb
75
Jan
90%
he
22
3%
he
22
3%
77
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
100
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Conv class A
25
Class B
8
300
68
50
1
he
10
Lines com..l
10
9%
11%
10%
35
35
37
American Gas A Elec.-.10
100
Amer General Corp com 19c
1
52.50 conv preferrrd.--l
23%
22%
23%
25
150
4,400
700
11%
19%
11%
20
102%
19%
101%
2%
101
2%
27%
2%
28%
"32"
30
32
18
18
20%
20%
"20%
10%
10%
150
41%
24%
Jan
35
11%
2%
Am Superpower Corp com *
22%
4%
180
4%
400
Jan
35
;
5
Jan
31
%
%
47%
"3% "*3%
2%
2
2%
--2%
Jan
12%
20%
Jan
Beau BrummellTie8 Inc..?
$1.60
co iv
2%
28%
Feb
4%
"266
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
Beirnon A Hedges
17
Jan
18
Jan
18%
Jan
21%
»h«
Jan
1
Jan
72%
Feb
Jail
85
'i«
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
Beech Aircraft Corp
-1
8%
Jan
104
10%
26%
Bell Aircraft Corp com.-.l
15%
Jan
Belianca Aircraft com....l
2%
11%
Jan
Jan
27
Feb
Jan
20%
Jan
7%
100
7%
6%
Jan
7%
7%
Jau
•4%
Feb
-
Jan
Jan
4%
100
3%
8%
27
2%
"?T%"
Jan
2%
lq%
2,900
2%
400
170
Arkansas P A L $7 pref...*
Aro Equipment Corp....l
%
7%
87
7%
1
7%
87%
8
1,700
500
80
400
Assoc Breweties of Can..*
For footnotes see page 630.
""•4% ""4%
9%
16%
Jan
14%
2%
108
2%
112%
32%
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Capital City Products...*
%
Jan
"400
200
,400
1%
400
2%
2%
600
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
he
Jan
2%
2%
2%
400
11%
10%
Jan
3
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
1%
Jan
15%
1%
1%
Carnation Co common...*
Jan
1,700
he
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
9%
250
9
$2.50 preferred-.-:-.. .*
-
38%
Bliss (E W) common:.i:
3
.....
1
3
15%
50
16%
%
—
33%
16%
•%
35
1,300
-2%
2%
2%
Jan
3
Jan
2%
Jan
Bowinan-BUtmorecom
4%
4%
C) Co com..
7% 1st preferred
100
1,500
4%
6%
FeD
Jan
"4%
111%
103%
5%
6%
"4% "4%
"300
4%
Jan
5
Jan
Jau
Casco Products
%
,
37
41
190
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
%
Jan
Feb
Castle (A M) common.. 10
35
Feb
Catalln Corp of Amer.._.l
3
3
3
900
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
*
7%
7%
7%
400
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
7% pf 100
5% pref. 100
80%
80%
90
80%
Jan
41
Feb
i
Jan
31
Jau
com
Cent Maine Pow
82
Feb
85
1
7
Jan
8
Jan
7% pfd 100
105
Jau
107
Jan
Jan
Jan
3o
1%
1%
2
g
Jan
Jan
6%
Cent Ohio Steel Prod
Cent Pow A Lt
Jan
Cent A South West Util 50c
300
he
Feb
%
Feb
%
2
Jan
Cent States Elec com
300
hw
Jan
ht
Jan
6% preferrrcd..
%
Jan
he
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
200
1%
Jan
6%
Jan
7% preferred
100
he
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
Conv
100
%
Jan
%
Jan
%
%
10
Jan
11%
3
Jan
3%
9%
Jan
he
T ".'*6%
'^266
9%
9%
500
8%
7%
7%
1,500
"2"
"IOO
Jan
Bridgeport Machine..:--*
7%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.*
Jan
Preferred
Brill Corp class A.
he
Jan
8
Feb
Class B
5%
Jan
3%
4%
Jan
Brlllo Mfg Co common.. .*
Class
A
-*
:
_*
Jan
Jan
2%
7% preferred.......100
Jan
Jan
1%
52
-.*
Jan
7%
20
T
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
._..*
Jan
Jan
14%
32
4%
Jan
13
Jan
8
$5 2d preferred--.----.*
Jan
103%
Cent N Y Pow
41
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow.--*
13
103% 103%
•4%
5
50
5
Couv pref opt ser'29.100
7% 1st preferred-...100
Jan
Jan
103%
5
.
Jan
84%
6%
Jan
6%
1%
Jan
Jan
30
39%
110%
Jan
110% 110%
38%
Jan
..
9
1
1%
7%
87%
42
*
Feb
.5
Jan
.
Jan
Feb
Jan
Bohack (H
Jan
Jan
B.__
3
300
Bourjols Lie
Jan
Jan
%
12
Carolina P A L $7 pref...*
$6 preferred
*
Carrier Corp common... 1
Carter (J W) Co common. 1
500
200
Borne Scryinser Co.-.i.
Jan
Jan
Jan
Cent Hud G A E
.
$3 opt couv pref
Jan
%
%
8%
Jau
Jan
Jan
7*
100
450
12
10
6%
A Machine Co com...
Jan
103%
100
Marconi.... 100
Feb
9
Birdsburo Steel Foundry
Blauner's common.
Jan
7% preferred
Jau
Class
hi
Feb
Jan
non vot
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Carman A Co class A....*
2%
99%
Jan
Jan
%
5
5
Ashland Oil A Ref Co.... 1
Jan
Jan
*
Jan
>u
48%
2%
*
Class B
Jan
Conv preferred
Jan
Feb
Class A voting
22
Berkey A Gay Furniture. 1
Blckfords Inc common—*
Jan
200
1
7%
Jan
3i%
Jan
he
46
7%
2,200
110%
2%
110
8%
Brewster Aeronautical.-.1
*
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
7%
14%
Breeze Corp common....1
Arkansas Nat Gas com...*
15%
91%
1,500
3%
1%
Colonial Airways...l
Canadian Dredg & Dock.*
Jan
31%
Feb
%
Appalachian Elec Power—
50
Jan
Jan
Canadian Indus Alcohcl—
8%
4%
31%
»ie
99% 101
3
1%
Can
Feb
8%
100
12%
87
h«
50
Jan
Jan
com...*
Blue Ridge Corp com.... 1
Jan
900
1,000
2,000
Canadian Car A Fdy Ltd—
Jan
.1
Jan
Canada Cement Co Ltd.*
800
22
Bell Tel of Canada.... 100
32
Apex Elec Mfg Co com...*
Jan
Jan
h#
%
Calamba Sugar Estate..20
Callite Tungsten Corp...l
Camden Fire Insur Assn.6
%
20
pref
Jan
600
Feb
2%
50
ill
%
Baumanu—See "Ludwlg"
Jan
50
Jan
39%
7% partic preferred...25
2%
47%
*
5% pf..5
Amer Writing Paper com.*
11%
Jan
50c
7%
5
$1.20 conv A com
Blumcnttial (S) A Co...
%
1st $6 preferred
Jan
35%
50
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
$6 series preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
7% pieferred--------30
2
200
Jan
%
11%
Burma Corp Am dep rets
California Elec Power...10
29%
American Thread
Art Metal Works com
35
Jan
26
100
47
Burry Biscuit Corp..l2%c
Jan
150
"266
27
10
Jan
4%
400
"T"
2%
2%
27
11
Jan
he
28%
Jan
1,000
"6~
10%
13
Jan
Jan
Feb
%
:rlO%
Jan
Feb
18
2,300
15
87%
Bunker Hll) A Sullivan 2 50
3%
101
.50
200
Burco Inc $3 pref....*...*
26%
175
900
Jan
Jan
Jan
hs
14%
87%
Jan
Jan
300
%
Jan
15
Feb
1,900
"3%
Jan
39%
87%
3%
Barlow A Seelig Mfg—
19%
39%
*
$a 1st preferred
3%
13%
3%
Barium Stainless Steel—1
Jan
49
2,500
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
2%
49
com.
2
10%
Feb
Baldwin Locomotive—
•
150
10%
%
27
.2
-
Feb
2%
3%
Jan
.....
10
Jau
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
26%
13
------
preferred
16%
Jan
Jan
3%
14%
%
2%
$6 pre/erred
Jan
Jan
BruckSilk Mills Ltd
26%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
Bruce (EL) Co common.5
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Buff Niagara A East Po'v —
$1.60 preierred
..25
Purch varrants for com.
Jan
Ftb
1 %
7%
*
Vot trust ctfs
Fell
79%
%
Republics....10
Common cl A non-vot-
preferred
Jan
*
9%
he
8
Cable Elec Prod com..50
Feb
10
Jan
Cables A Wireless Ltd-
Feb
20
1
6%
4%
8
%
8
10s
Jan
Jan
B
6,600
—100
4%% preferred
32.
Beaunlt Mills Inc corn.. 10
25
*
34
68
650
Amer Mfg Co common. 100
Amer Potash A Chemical
.
Jan
'si
Amer Hard Rubber Co..50
Mach...20
ho
7
Jan
Basic Refractories Inc...1
$2 conv preferred
A ngostura-W u pperman.
13%
4%
1%
3%
2%
13%
13
Jan
300
Amer Fork A Hoe com...*
Anchor Post Fence
400
Jan
Foreign Pow warr...
Amer Seal Kap common.
3%
7%
65%
Amer Cyanamid class A.10
Amer Meter Co...
3%
Baldwin Rubber Co com.l
25
Class A
American
1,800
'st
7%
68
Amer Cities Power A Lt—
Amer Maracalbo Co
3,100
3%
Jan
Jan
'is
Class A common..---10
Jan
A
A m den 5 U % nref slis
*
Preferred.
6%
2%
W arrants..,.
Babcock A Wilcox Co
*
S5.50 prior pref
6% preferred...
"ioo
5%
2
16%
Ayrshire Patoka Collieries 1
Jan
20%
dep rets crd reg.. .£1
Am deprets ord reg..
Axton-Fisher Tobacco—
Jan
96
%
30
.10c
S3 preferred
Amer Laundry
16%
6%
2%
3%
.1
Maeb..*
Jan
100
Jan
%
6% preferred w w.—25
6% preferred x-w...-25
Class A com-: on....10c
Amer Lt A Trac com
3
7
Atlas Plywood Corp.*
Auburn Central Mfg.-i--*
Feb
113
100
4%% preferred
3,700
13ie
'
-
300
"22%
American Capital—
Amer Export
%
18%
400
Amer Box Board Co com.l
Amer
%
Atlantic Rayon Corp....
Jan
113%
American Beverage com.-l
Class Bn-v
Jan
Avery (B F) A Sons com.6
Aluminum Industries com »
—
Jan
27%
Jan
113
Aluminium Ltd common.*
Common class B
3%
Jan
Atlas Corp warrants.::..
""4% ""4%
100
Aluminum Goods Mfg...*
preferred;..
preferred
Jan
22
Atlas Drop Fcrge com..;5
common..
Aluminum Co common..
American Book Co
3
50
Jau
:
Am
Brown Rubier Co
Jan
"175
"22"
22%
com
100
Jan
Jan
—
Brown Forman Distillers.1
3%
1%
High
13%
Jan
British Co] Power cl A...*
26%
2 %
%
18%
21%
Low
11%
Brown Fence A Wire com. 1
3%
Jan
103% 105
25
*
Jan
26%
Jan
■
-6%
he
Atlantic Coast Fisheries..1
2%
*
couv preferred.
'
Range Since Jan. 1
British Cclanese Ltd—
Class
1
*
Allied Products (Mich).. 10
6%
Jan
Atlantic Ccast Line Co-.50
Feb
Allied Intl Investing—
Altorfer Bros
%
Jan
Jan
107
for
Week
Shares
Coast RR Co pref...100
Jan
Jan
Jan
77%
107
Alles A Fisher Inc com...*
Class A conv
Jan
Atlanta Gas Lt6% pf.100
Alabama Gt Southern..50
S3
1se
Atlanta Birmingham A
1%
1%
1%
Jan
Fel)
Jan
Assoc Tel A Tel class A--*
1,100
Jan
'6«
3,100
$5 preferred —
*
Assoc Laundries of Amer.*
Con v preferred
$6
h#
-1
Class A--:*
1
High
Am dep rets ord bearer £1
.....1
Common..:
Supply Mfg Class A. 1
Class B
Low
£1
{Associated Gas A Elec—
Acme Wire Co common.10
Price
British Amer Oil Co.
Britisn Amer Tobacco-
Aero
Sales
STOCKS
(Continued)
he
Jan
8%
Jan
20% Jan
2%
Jan
52
"i6%
10%
10%
400
Strip Co
1,600
5
h6
Charls Corp common...10
Jan
Cherry-Burrell common..5
Chesebrough Mfg...:..25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 5
Chicago Rivet A Mach.__4
Jan
47
Jan
13%
31%,
Jan
14%
31%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
%
1
Jan
Chamberlln Metal Weather
Jan
44
.....
Cessna Aircraft Co
%
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
preferred
1
100
9%
-
9%
25
4'eb
4%
10%
Jan
Jan
72
"50"
5%
Jan
83
Jan
"5*1"
150
49
Jan
51
Feb
5%
125
5
Jan
6
Jan
628
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
(Continued)
Week's Range
Sale
Par
Chief Consol Mining
Low
Friday
for
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
Low
1
Clillds Co preferred
34
100
13)4
Cities Service common.. 10
#6 preferred
60c preferred B
3
14
3
55
2
1,275
3,100
500
Jan
8
52
H
53
be
Jan
234
Jan
14
Feb
*
of Prices
$3
Jan
Feb
Eureka Pipe Line
3
Jan
55
Jan
4
Jan
52'
8234
8234
434
Low
High
732
1
conv
16 34
Jan
34
Jan
Clark Controller Co
Jan
1434
;
1
copa..60
234
Jan
Clayton & Lambert Mfg..4
Cleveland Elec Ilium....*
34';
Jan
15
175
Jan
Week
Par
be.
Jan
1634
234
Jan
2
Jan
19
34
High
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Shares
V t c common
be
7% preferred
Jan
100
Feb
8
High
834
74
8
7134
Jan
be
Jan
834
Feb
7734
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
100
International Cigar Mach *
72
Feb
7134
12
Insurance Co of No Am. 10
Jan
234
Low
Industrial Finance—
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
Price
1,050
Jan
134
134
134
134
1,600
1)4
Feb
2
Jan
134
134
900
134
Ja«
134
Jan
34
34
»i«
7,400
34
Jan
»»»«
Jan
2,100
834
Jan
Jan
934
934
Jan
9
Jan
5
Internat Metal Indus. A.
1
834
*834
234
.2
Falrchlld
Aviation
Jan
Fanny Farmer Candy.... 1
Fansteel Metallurgical..
634
434
9 *
234
300
834
Jan
934
Jan;
2,200
134
Jan
234
Jan
734
1834
734
Jan
Falstaff Brewing
Jan
be
for
of Prices
Elec—
Pref $3.50 series.—-.50
Internat Industries Ino—1
734
Jan
35
•
Jan
Fed Compress & W'h'se
Jan
'634
Jan
Fire Association
334
Jan
334
Jan
Florida P & L $7
pref....*l
Jan
1
Jan
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Jan
Feb
334
Jan
1534
50
1534
Jan
6 34
500
534
Jan
434
" 634
434
4J4
Jab
6234
(Phila)T10i
Jan
1534
5
1,200
100
200
300
21
Week's Range
Sale
Internat Hydro
34
3)4
334
be
234
334
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp.. 100
..
Sales
Last
High
Jan
1434
Jan
"i#
234
2034
Fedders Mfg Co
Claude Neon Lights Ino..l
5H
400
Eversharp Inc com
Falrchlld Eng & Airplane. 1
5)4
Low
Jan
34
8234
4 34
Cleveland Tractor com..*
Shares
34
16
Fridan
STOCKS
(Continued)
Range Since Jan. 1
for
Week
Jan
(Jan
Price
Equity Corp common.,10c
preferred
Esquire Inc
Jan
4
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes 10
Week's Range
Sale
Par
78
Cities Serv P & L $7 pref
$6 preferred..
53 34
Last
High
48
*
*
—*
$6 preferredBB
10
Sales
STOCKS
(Continued)
Week
of Prices
Price
"0234"
"l"66
62
Jan
75
99
Jan
100
25,
100
101
100
Internat Paper Co warr...
Petroleum—
International
Jan
.*
Coupon shares.—
Jan
■j
Jan
Jan
103
Internat Safety Razor B
Jan
6
6434
Registered shares.....*
International Products...*
International
T
•
"T"
260
34
34
100
.4
.
.
34
;
Jan
Jan
Jan
34
Utility—
Jan
'
Club'Alum Utensil Co..
Cockshutt Plow Co com.*
Cohn & Rosenberger Inc.*
Colon Development ord...
6%
coav
7
400
34
%
54
54
Jan
Jan
4
""400
134
Colt's Patent Fire Arms .25
734
Jan
34
134
300
preferred...£l
Colorado Fuel & Iron warr.
70
71
100
70
Feb
30
31)4
510
2734
Jan
IX
6,400
134
34
Columbia Oil & Gas
3034
Jan
1
Commonwealth & Southern
be
Ye
%
7234
4
Jan
fi.'.
34
<
134
Jan
34
Jan
1634
Distribution.. 1
Jan
"
100
Community Pub Service 25
•,
•
>,
^
Jan
Jan
be
Jan
34
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A
|
500
134
be
8
Jan
3i«
150
Jan
10
Jan
100
11
Jan
1
934
2034
Feb
8 34
2734
4434
Jan
2734
44 34
88
Jan
92
Jan
934
new_.l
"934
"8 X
934"
150
*
4% conv preferred... 100
■
■
,
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
Italian Superpower
Jan
—*
i'te
Jan
34
Jail
34
Jan
Electric Co Ltd—
1
Jan
100
1
Jan
5234
11234
Jan
134
5234
Jan
Jan
Gen Gas & El $6 pref
230
112
Feb
11434
Jan
General Investment com.l
90
101
Jan
102
Jan
134
10134 101)4
134
134
29
2834
334
Consol Retail Stores.....1
29
334
134
2534
300
150
134
Jan
Amer dep rets
com...*
B._*
1334
1 334
93
300
95
1334
20
Feb
89
200
1534
102 34
Jan
be
Feb
5
534
Feb
Jan
134
Jan
5
Feb
900
8134
534
Jan
Jan
3,900
734
Jan
634
88
Jan
934
Jan
634
500
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
31
31
Jan
'534 "534
534
69
Jan
"500
434 "Jan
30
2234
Jan
23341 Jan
82
1)4
1534
2334
2334
Wheeler
5
1)4
15)4
234
1534
34
100
34
Feb
34
Feb
34
34
600
34
Jan
34
Jan
Kingston Products
534
50
Jan
Jan
534
Jan
101
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
9934
Feb
334
Jan
1034
Jan
12
Jan
31
Jan
32
10
Jan
9
Jan
100
*
134
Jan
100
1334
Jan
1634
Jan
Godchaux Sugars class A.*
Class B
234
Feb
234
Feb
1134
3134
3134
834
Jan
1634
Jan
Jan
Kobacker Stores Inc
Jan
3134
9
150
£00
534
800
434
Jan
534
200
33i
Jan
3ig
Jan
.
99
.
.
Jan
34
34
34
100
21
18
25
be
Jan
be
2 34
Jan
Jan
Gray Mfg Co new
Jan
Jan
Jan
134
2434
Jan
Jan
2434
24
25
Jan
29
25
23
300
2434
24
Jan
1534
1534
1534
*
434
1334
9,000
Non-vot
com
334
100
5
Jan
4 34
Jan
7934
Greater N Y Brewery—.1
1534
Jan
25
Greenfield Tap & Die
*
Grocery Sts Prod com.25c
150
34
.5
634
1
634
35
634
500
7
Jan
'
1834
134
50
..100
Jan
334
Jan
Hall Lamp Co
Hainmermlll Paper
79
Jan
83
Jan
Jan
131
10
44
334
Jan
1
Jan
134
Jan
37
Jan
Feb
44
Jan
be
Jan
»i»
3534
Jan
Jan
134
134
100
Jan
134
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
8
33
Detroit Gray Iron Fdy_.l
34
Jan
n234
Jan
1
3si
10
1334
1334
Jan
b»
1334
Jan
Jan
Jail
De Vilblss Co common..10
10
734
Jan
Jan
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc.-l
Line Material Co
-5
33
32
Jan
34
Jan
10534 Feb
10734
Jan
234- Fgb
108
Jan
Lipton (Thos J) Inc—
6% preferred
Jan
Lit
3334
2,800
10534 10534
30
'"166
34
109
-.
..
.•234
-Feb
334
1834
1834
"lbe
50
Jan
434
Jan
1734
Jan
19
Jan
46
1834
Jan
46
Jan
300
Dobeckmun Co common.1
334
334
Jan
6434
6534
3 34
200
110
Dominion 8teel & Coal B 25
conv
"1334
18
534
Feb
Jan
3)4
Feb
«^
Jan
2
634
634
200
Jan
2034
Jan
Jan
134
Jan
2 34
Jan
2734
Jan
534
Jan
634
100*
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
2334
Jan
934
10
Jan
Jan
110
Jan
Jan
2
234
6834
2,800
34
134
800
234
24
Jan
Jan
734
86
82
450
"u
1,000
34
7
Jan
11
Jan
82
Feb
8834
1734
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
7
300
34
•
Jan
be
7
N
734
Jan
Marion
Jan
734
8
134
734
Jan
Oil
"2734
12
28
25
12
28
Jan
2834
Jan
2534
Jan
2734
Jan
*
Horn (A C) Co common.
Horn & Hardart Baking.*
2634
2734
34
Jan
Jan
111
Jan
734
Jan
5% preferred
Hubbell (Harvey)
$4 preferred
*
McCord Rad & Mfg B—.*
McWllltams Dredging...*
Inc...5
14
14
""56
14
Jan
15
Jan
Mead Johnson & Co....
*
58
5834
1,200
55
Jan
5834
Jan
Jan
.534
Jan
Mercantile
58
434
8J4
Jan
Huyler's
34
834
34
534
134
100
134
100
Jan
Jan
Hydro-Electric Securities 5
Hygrade Food Prod
.5
Jan
234
234
350
33
Jan
Hygrade Sylvania new...*
75
44)4
27
16)4
134
5234
Jan
4934
3134
20
Jan
1734
1634
2034
Stores
24
2234
16~
125
Jan
17
Jan
$6 preferred series B_..*
1634
1634
1634
34
1334
Jan
$7 preferred series A..*
50
1334
Jan
17
Jan
5
Jan
34
Feb
434
Jan
34
534
Feb
134
13,000
54
5834
3,900
5)4
150
5
800
,
1
34
Jan
'
234
Jan
234
18
L800
2
Jan
234
"jail
634% A preferred—. 100
Messabl Iron Co—.....1
Illinois Iowa Power Co..*
34
34
700
2234
2234
300
134
Jan
Illinois Zinc Co
6034
Jan
6334
Jan
Jan
Jan
634
Jan
be
Jan
Empire Dist El 6% Pf 100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co—
534
534
80
200
Jan
Jan
Jan
-.100
1O0
80
10
80
40
98
105
105
20
106
110
150
-.100
*
For footnotes see page 630,
.
534
200
Jan
105
Feb
Jan
105
Feb
Jan
11034
Jan
534% preferred
100
Indiana'Service 6% pf.100
7% preferred
.100
Jan
115
Jan
Jan
18
Feb
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
:■
Jan
'1)4
Jan
Jan
24)4
2334
Feb
34
1834
14)4
834
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan]
Feb
Jan
2
Jan
334
1,800
Jan
4)4
Jan
Jan
1934
1934
102
Jan
20
Jau
50
1634
Jan
13ie
Jan
2634
134
100
"T"
"3"
"300
2034
534
Jan
Non-voting
Jan
Class B..
class
1
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
134
Jan
"2 )4 ~
Jan
Jan
334
34
1
Jan
34
134
100
Jau
1)4
Jau
134
Jan
1,000
1,300
634
900
334
200
3)4
Feb
19)4
100
1934
Jan
3)4
2534
3)4
2634
100
2)4
Jan
225
25)4
Feb
534
700
5
50
94
140
100
15
100
"1.
1)4
"27"
Metropolitan Edison—
$6 preferred...
—-*
Michigan Bumper Corp.,1
Michigan Steel Tube..2.50
Jan
7)4
126
Jan
,
3)4
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
3)4
27
Jan
27
134
134
Jan
Jan
534
34
100
Jan
Jun
Jan
19,700
»n
Jan
1)4
Feb
100
1)4
Jail
Jan
Jan
1)4
27
Jan
10134
10
27
Jan
v
26
Feb
Jan
b«
134
10
834
Jan
Jan
634
Jan
634
Jan
Class A vtc.—.....-1
Jan
9
Jan
1,500
34
Jan
be
Jan
400
4)4
Feb
4)4
Jan
134
D4
8)4
5,000
1,000
U
6)4
Jan
8
Jan
1)4
8)4
Jan
Feb
Jan
5
Jan
2)4
Jan
3
Jan
Micromatlc Hone Corp..1
Middle States Petroleum—
Jan
be
4)4
5
Michigan Sugar Co--.-.*
234
Jan
Jan
434
Jan
Jan
Jan
ClassB vtc
234
234
500
3
1
b«
be
3)4
1,200
8
8
be
800
334
Jan
3)4
Feb
8
be
Jan
Feb
4
Jan
Midland Oil Corp—
334
334
300
934
234
Jan
934
Jan
Jan
334
Feb
$2
conv
preferred
*
200
Midland Steel Products—
104
104
106
"l8~
~lY"
150
101
17
18
Feb
Jan
"26
1734
'Jan
100
»n
Feb
10734
Jan
$2 non
cum
div shares.*
18
Jan
Mldvale Co
1834
Jan
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
Mid-West Refineries.—-.1
new com
Midwest Oil Co
A...1
1
1)4
Jan
Feb
10134
234
534
Jan
7 34
115
34
Preferred....
634
300
»!•
7)4
115
1
Jan
10
Feb
700
534
2534
Jan
134
Jan
Feb
»ie
1
734
119)4
334
7)4
34
2334
234
1334
34
2234
Indian Ter Ilium Oil—
1934
534
534
81
101
Jan
.300
2,150
Middle West Corp com..5
28
10034
108
534
Jan
2434
2334
134
834
Britain & Ireland...£1
Indiana Pipe Line
734
Indianapolis Power & Light
Jan
10134 105
100
1534
Imperial Tobacco of Great
2734
534
7
300
1934
6
Imperial Oil (Can) coup..*
Registered
*
134
1334
Imperial Chemical IndusAm dep rets regis...£1
Jan
134
1234
134
Jan
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
534
12)4
Warrants
"
900
Participating preferred *
Partic preferred
57
1
Elgin Nat Watch Co...15
34
Jan
4,100
2334
2234
Jan
Feb
I
5234
434
34
Jan
*
Feb
102
Metal Textile Corp....25c
Div arrear ctfs
1
52)4
57
834
8
434
Merrltt Chapman & Scott *
5% <)onv preferred...50
1
'
34
6
16
12
400
50
Jan
Jan
1934
50
Jan
5334
5734
5)4
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
2
com.
500
Jan
Jan
34
1234
;'
300
115
34
534
5
1
1
com
3034
2
2734
27
50
1234
,-
Memphis Nat Gas com..5
225
100
20
*
Feb
be
300
Jail
May McEwen Kaiser Co—
3134
*
6
134
Horn & Hardart...!—.
20
49
1034
434
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
100
1)4
Jan
Jan
Jail
16
Massey Harris common.
11034
28
Jan
Jan
Jan
2(H)
6
6
Shovel—.*
14
Jail
1
800
2734
27
Jan
Corp
Steam
Jan
2)4
V t c for 1st pref
"
134
334
2,000
a3j
Communication Co Ltd.
234
68)4
Jan (a* -
Jan
10)4
4 34
34
Mass Utll Assoc v t 0—1
Jan
Jan
Jau
Jau
Marconi Intl Marine
Jan
634
Hussmann Ligonler Co..*
10
Empire Power part stock *
Emsco Derrick & Equip..51
41
Jan
1(H)
preferred
*
Manlschewitz (The B) Co *
Mapes Consol Mfg Co..
Jau
67
175
East Gas & Fuel Assoc—
6% preferred
6 34% preferred
7% preferred
8% preferred
Jan
7
2)4
1,300
v
4 34
434
Merchants & Mfg cl A..1
4
4
conv
13
*
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp 5
Electrographlc Corp
Jan
100
Manatl Sugar opt warr...
Mangel Stores
1
Humble Oil & Ref
34
214
Corp common.1
Emerson Elec Mfg
Jan
334
Jan
634
1034
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com*
Duval Texas Sulphur...
Option warrants
734
2)4
1234
M
Margay
110
67
7% 1st pref... 100
Conv 7% 1st pf v t c. 100
Lynch Corp common....5
1534
82
Hoe (R) & Co class A... 10
Holllnger Consol G M...5
*
*
7)4
2)4
100
500
34
4
Conv
$5
par A.
Hewitt Rubber common..5
Holophaue Co common.
Horder's Inc
Durham Hosiery cl B com *
56 preferred
Elec P & L 2d pref A
Jan
Feb
13)4
Jan
100
2,400
834
Jau
$5 preferred...
Feb
5134
13)4
Ludwig Bauman & Co com*
Jan
634
Jan
234
100
100
*
3
1734
9
934
Jan
Easy Washing Mach B.
96)4
Jan
Louisiana Land <fc Explor. 1
2
w
67
6834
7% pref class Ai
6% pref class B
Loudon Packing
Jan
*
w
24
Economy Grocery Stores.*
Elec Bond <fc Share com..5
Jan
51
; V'-'
134
—25
Class A
Heller Co common
Jan
Dublller Condenser Corp
.*
Jan
10
Feb
Eastern States Corp
93
70
Feb
2534
2
634
Helena Rubensteln
4)4
6434
100
60
5134
1334
,'.*
"la
3
18
25c
100
434% prior pref
6% preferred
9634
4
5
-134
oreferred.._50
Mining Co
24
*
Eastern Malleable Iron.25
Jan'
5134
Brothers common...*
Locke Steel Chain
Jan
1
10
Common
Jan
3
25
34
Henry Holt & Co
4)4
200
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
Eagle Picher Lead
734
Jan
Louisiana P & L $6 pref.*
B non-vot common
Heyden Chemical
100
Jan
2
95)4
96
Leonard Oil Develop...25
1
Preferred ex-warr....25
common.
Duke Power Co
734
*
Jan
5
Hazeltine Corp
Hearn Dept Stores com..5
Preferred
Dlvco-Twm Truck com_.l
Feb
Jan
n234
Jan
1134
200
1
Feb
be
300
preferred....—.*
Feb
"234 "234"
10534
Hartford Rayon v t c——1
Harvard Brewing Co..
6%
Det Mich Stove Co corn.-l
Conv
Lehigh Coal <fc Nav
Common....
Hecla
Duro Test
2
Feb
*
Class B
1
Hat Corp of America—
134
2o
7% preferred
Jan
be
Jan
7
25
Jan
400
Detroit Gasket & Mfg...l
Draper Corp
134
300
Long Island Lighting—
Jan
*
Driver Harris Co
600
Langendorf Utd Bakeries—
Jan
834
25
1J4
44
8% debenture
Derby Oil & Ref Corp com*
Diamond Shoe
2
7% pref.. 100
Lone Star Gas Corp
2034
Jan
234
7% preferred
2
5
Lane Bryant
H
Jan
Hartfcrd Elec Light
Dejay Stores—
§ Detroit Paper Prod
Lamson Corp of Del
100
-*
8
Dennlson Mfg cl A com.. 5
Detroit Steel Prod
2
Ltd-.l
700
Jan
*~634"&n "7 34 "Jan'
common. 1
w w
134 ' Jan
Lane Wells Co common.. 1
3334
Gy psum Lime <fe Alabastlne*
6% preferred
Mines
Jan
1
25
56 preferred
preferred
Jan
Lakey Foundry & Mach..l
Feb
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
conv
1
48
conv
334
36,300
Gt Northern Paper
{Guardian Investors
D
A
Jan
7(H)
Dept Stores—
1st pref
100
Kress (S H) special pref. 10
Kreuger Brewing Co
1
4%
Jan
12634
79
100
Gulf Oil Corp
$6 prior preferred
Jan
39 34
1H
Class A
stock...*
Gulf States Util 55.50 pf.*
Records
Koppers Co 6% pref.. 100
234
334
334
Jan
5
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Class A conv—
53
Jan
1)4
Lefcourt Realty common. 1
Curtis Llght'g Inc com 2.50
Decca
Jan
38
134
*
3 34
Great Atl & Pac Tea—
34
8
Lackawanna RR (N J). 100
Grand Rapids Varnish-
5
21
116
Feb
300
1
Corp common
Lake Shore
53 preferred
J-*
Gorham Mfg common..10
Jan
Jan
Jan
734
8
Jan
134
1*
Gorham Inc class A
Jan
Jan
111)4
Jan
Jan
Feb
34
734
434
Goodman Mfg Co—.—50
21
Cuban Atlantic Sugar...5
Darby Petroleum com
2,200
12
Goldfield Consol Mines.. 1
14 34
7% 1st preferred
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
12
-*
100
134
434
Jail
81
734
1
Jan
3434
103
Kresge
*
Jan
200
Jan
95
Klein (D Emil) Co com.
Kleinert (I B) Rubber ColO
Preferred
134
*
10
preferred
275
Gladding McBeau & Co.*
600
Crown Drug Co com..25c
$6
9934
Jan
Gilchrist Co
34
preferred...25
9934
(A C) common.
Jan
Feb
234
5
88
Jau
Feb
Gilbert
15)4
4?4
Feb
88
*
55 preferred
1
••v'.ar
82
9434
Jan
Georgia Power $6 pref...*
82
Crowley, Milner & Co.—*
Cuban Tobacco com
5334
Jan
2)4
Crown Cork Internat A..*
conv
20
7
700
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)_5
7%
52
32
Jan
Jan
Jan
84
Jan
52
*
53 preferred
Jail
34
80
Kirby Petroleum
1
Kirkl'd Lake G M Co Ltd 1
9634
52
100
Jan
80
'i
Crystal Oil Ref com
Jan
100
5% preferred D
*
56 conv preferred
6% preferred A
15)4
5)4
1
Croft Brewing Co
Jan
m
Kimberly-Clark 6% pf.100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pfB.100
1
$7 preferred
£1
Elec.—*
Petroleum
234
Jan
94 34
7% pref. 100
5
34
2334
stock...*
Common
34
300
82
preferred...50
Adrs ord reg stocks
Crocker
Jan
Ken-Rad Tube <fc Lamp A »
in
1
1S16
"82""
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
1)4
Jan
K
Kansas G & E
Kennedy's Inc
Glen Alden Coal
conv
800
Jan
Jim
Publishing Co. 10
Johnson
Knott
634
Cosden Petroleum com...l
5%
Jan
)13 34
/ 9)4
82
100
100
Jan
Gen Water G & E com..l
Copper Range Co...
*
Cornucopia Gold Mines 5c
1
*
40
87
"834 "934
*
*
Reynolds
834
100
534% preferred
6% preferred
7% preferred
67
Gen Pub Serv $6 pref...*
General Tire & Rubber—
Cout Roll & Steel.....1
&
200
*
Co
Jan
Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pflOO
Continental Gas & Elec Co
$6 preferred A..
1034
*
A
59
Jan
334
Glass
Jan
Feb
Jan
Gen Rayon Co A
83 34
Jan
100
34
,
Jersey Central Pow & Lt—
Jan
in
General Shareholdings Corp
100
1
Jan
Jan
1
834
Irving Air Chute
Jan
134
134
Continental Oil of Mex..l
Jan
16
Jan
13 '4
834
1334
59
2934
Feb
10
Jan
34
34
0—*
*
$6 preferred
Jan
100
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
Jan
ord reg.£l
Gen Fireproofing
Jan
; 334
100
Jan
7)4
Julian & Kokenge com.
4,600
4434
28)4
Jan
234
Jan
34
1
600
Jan
834. F<sb
Jan
6)4
700
16
1
Iron Fireman Mfg vt
1
49 34
Consol Miu & Smelt Ltd.5
Corroon
63si
1
Jan
Jan
100
preferred
134
112
27
1(H)
Jan
bi
Jan
Interstate Power $7 pref.*
1034
2034
Gatineau Power Co—
General Alloys Co
1
Cooper-Bessemer com
§3 prior preference
Jan
1
Jeannette
1
434% series B pref.. 100
4% pref series C....100
7% prior pref
28
3 Si
Jan
734
400
Jan
934
134
Consol G E L P Bait com.*
Royalty Oil
634
834
28 34
634
Jan
Jan
934
Gen
Consol
pref—'—.—*
Interstate Home Equip.. 1
Investors Royalty
200
-
be
834
834
2834
Interstate Hosiery Mills.
......1
Conv partic pref
15
Common....
5%
1
8% preferred
Feb
Feb
100
1334
Froedtert Grain & Malt—
Gellman Mfg Co com
Conn Telep & Elec Corp.l
Consol Gas Utilities
1234
1334
1234
1234
1334
1334
Jan
*
Consol Biscuit Co
Jan
*
Jan
*
....
134
500
1234
*
Fuller (Geo A) Co
8 )4 ' Jan
—
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 prior
non-vot———-*!
Fox (Peter) Brewing Co..5
Franklin Co Distilling...1
Gamewell Co $6 conv pf.*
1
$3 preferred.....
"
Jan
,
Class B voting
-
Class B-—...
134 1134
Feb
18
Conn Gas <fe Coke Secur—
Common
dep rets ord reg..£l
Am
Jacobs (F L) Co
Community Water Serv.-l
Compo Shoe Mach—
V t c ext to 1946
Jan
Jan
,
$3 conv stock
Warrants
Commonw
Jan
434
V
100
Jan
,
2 34
,
Columbia Gas & Elec—
6% preferred
Class A....
'
1334
1334
*
50
._
10
13)4
3934
1
-.50
634
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
41)4
Jan
Jan
1)4
Jan
6)4
600
634
Jau
7
Jan
"2"
100
1)4
Jau
2)4
Jan
Midwest Piping & Sup...*
*i»
"2"
Volume
Number 4044
155
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
/
629
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
Week's Range
Sale
(Continued)
Par
of Prices
Price
Low
High
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
for
Mining Corp of Canada.
32
700
32%
Feb
44 4
Jan
82
;
Jan
82
32
Minnesota P & L 7% pf 100
44
2.50
44
100
44
54
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monarch Machine Tool..*
Monogram Pictures com.l
Monroe Loan Soc A
5
54
54
>4
f
25
54
54
Jan
44
Jan
25
100
27
Feb
49
~VA
4
14
14
Jan
2,500
97
97
Jan
Penn Salt Mfg Co......50
174
174
Feb
Penn Sugar Prop com...20
Penn Water A Power Co.*
Feb
Pepperell Mfg Co
200
Jan
Philadelphia Co
16%
Jan
17
Jan
34
225
98
80
1754
125
3%
Jan
950
424
894
894
94 4
375
24
100
100
24
Jan
174
Jan
155
1604
Jan
•
X
2%
5
»i»
100
2,900
1,000
'A,
common.*
5
Jan
100
Jan
South Penn Oil..
174
Jan
1754
Jan
104
Mountain Sts Tel A Tel 100
113 4
Murray Ohio Mfg Co..'..*
8K
Muskegon Piston Ring.2)4
Muskogee Co common...*
94
20
11341134
74
814
9 4
Jan
114%
Jan
84
Feb
111
200
.
74
.300
10
.
Jan
74
Jan
10
Feb
3 4
Pittsburgh A Lake Erle.50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
*
1
9
|3conv preferred
50
National Container (Del). 1
National Fuel Gas
*
444
Feb
$6 pref stamped
*
Feb
13 4
144
Jan
Jan
200
39
42
Feb
200
9
Jan
104
Jan
6% 1st preferred
Pratt A Lambert Co
2,000
9
Jan
104
Jan
Premier Gold Mining
Jan
90
Feb
954
Jan
84
Jan
96
Jan
21
14
Jan
Feb
93
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
Providence Gas
54
Jan
42
10 V»
94
10
Jan
4
3
90
93 %
1,825
894
89
89 A
70
24%
National Steel Car Ltd..*
National Sugar Refining.*
10
200
10%
Jan
74
244
94
Jan
11
Jan
Nat Tunnel A Mines
9.4
34
*
Nat Union Radio
9%
2,200
200
4
9
24
30c
Navarro Oil Co
94
Jan
4
Jan
Neptune Meter class A...*
74
60
1)3
*
8
400
New Engl Pow Assoc
■!;
*
Jan
Jan
24
74
Feb
8
Jan
14
304
25
98 4
99 4
ICO
974
Jan
1014
34
34
100
34
Jan
34
114
05%
12
200
114
Jan
12
t
66%
400
64%
Jan
684
Jan
1%
\%
100
14
Jan
14
Jan
14
24
174
200
14
154
Jan
4 24
Jan
150
24
18
> 18
-
84
84
■*:
400
Jan
7*4
84
100
Jan
7
Jan
33
Jan
364
Jan
Southern Union Gas.....*
:Jan
10
Jan
Southland Royalty Co...5
14
5
Jan
""460
51
Jan
11
624
1,050
10 4
Jan
1,400
584
Jan
34
1,100
34
Jan
74
J.an
8
61
104
Jan
34
,•
Option
14
Jan
*
Jan
Spcnccr Shoe Corp
43
Jan
Stahl-Meyer Inc
634
Feb
Standard
12
24
24
4
24
4
4
4
4
4
63
Jan
34
4
400
i
5% 1st preferred
100
v;
5% 2d preferred
warrants
1,500
200
5
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
1*18
|
Common....:
$3 conv preferred..J_.*
Raytheon Mfg common 50c
Red Bank Oil Co.
i_.
Feb
30
84
Jan
914
244
2»4
100
244
JAn
>254
Jft"'
24
Jan
Jan
4
50
994 1004
90
994
Feb
102
Jan
Republic Aviation..
64
200
64
Feb
150
234
Jan
'
64
27
Feb
19 4
Jan
*ie
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
34
Jan
116
33
a
Jan
3
Jan
74
Jan
1074
Jan
44
4#
34
74
Jan
Jan
53
Jan
14
Jan
62
094
475
574
52
66
52
110
so;
com!
y
1
24
90
134
14%
5
ies
Noma Electric
>
90
"\ZH
Nineteen Hundred Corp B1
Nlplsslng Mi
Jan
>ug
100
103
100
300
47 4
52 4
4.675
154
484
154
500
924
Jan
35
Jan
144
Jan
Jan
a7
10
1,300
3
34
500
24
143
Jan
16%
17
17
17*
104
24
Roosevelt
Jan
Root Petroleum Co
134
Jan
144
Jan
4
Feb
4
Jan
34
Feb
300
500
hi
$1.20
Field
Inc
...5
Products
700
100
2
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
Jan
144
Jan
Jan
1104
Jan
*18
Jan
>32
19
4
54
Co..l
19 4
Jan
194
200
Jan
194
54
200
Jan
54
5
1
Jan
134
Jan
194
Jan
3is
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
34
19 4
200
3:8 4
4
Ma
200
19
Jan
Jan
4
34
Jan
5
Jan
54
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
Stein (A) A Co common..*
Sterchl Bros Stores
*
*
103
624
164
Feb
Feb
a7
9
Sterling Aluminum Prod.l
Sterling Brewers Inc
54
1
200
1
"uJan
Jan
Jan
Inc
58
Jan
70
Jan
Feb
150
Jan
4
34
Stetson (J B) Co com....*
5
*
*
Machinery
1
34
4
900
3
100
13
100
124
Jan
134
Jan
114
114
200
11
J.in
12
Jan
9
4
14
444
114
13
Jan
9
4
Jan
Jan
2 4
Jan
Jan
44 4
Jan
1
Sunray Oil
1
54%
pref.
50
Superior Oil Co (Calif)..25
conv
344
344
100
34
Jan
35
Jan
104
I
2,600
4
J&n
*18
11
150
104
Feb
Jan
11
Feb
74
74
Jan
Jan
34
Feb
Jan
194
Jan
Jan
75
64
Feb
6 4
Feb
Taggart Corp com.
Jan
1
Jan
Tampa Electric Co com..*
144
150
14
50
47
4
'
ts
1
144
*47
47
24
24
ui«
V
100
1
24
5
Jan
-
2 4
700
*18
154
Jan
Jan
47
Jan
Texas P A L 7% pref. 100
Texon Oil A Land Co...2
Jan
Thew Shovel Co com
14
Jan
24
Jan
10
10
54
54
Jan
174
5
'is
Feb
3u
Jan
200
94
34
Jan
4.000
Jan
11
h
hi
Tobacco
Jan
934
Jan
xQA
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
700
"26
4
924
500
600
Jan
Jan
Jan
Todd
4
944
Jan
95
Prod
"24
""24 "24
"160
; 15%
2.50
15
"x
dep rets def reg 5s. 1
Shipyards Corp...*
7%
100
Tonopah-Belmont Dev. 100
preferred
Jan
200
84
Jan
94
44
3,600
24
24
24
700
Jan
Jan
44
24
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
F'isseks
Jan
Ky
16
Jan
174
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
504
48
47
200
Ryan Consol Petrol
*
Fvcrsou A Haynes com.l
15
Fifth
44
44
34
1,200
47
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
53
Jan
3X
Jan
44
2%
500
14 4
2%
600
Jan
108
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
•is
Jan
•is
Jan
Class A $2 conv pref. .50
7
14
102
Jan
120
Jan
Jan
Jan
St Regis Paper common..5
i
Jan
24
14
Feb
8 4
3
154
Jan
Lawrence
88
Feb
95
93
100
100
20
100
Feb zl03
Jan
104
106
20
104
Feb
Hi
Jan
88
Salt Dome Oil Co
24
24
7u
Jan
4
Jan
»ie
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
54
800
44
Jan
*32
1.200
'is
Jan
44
900
Jan
44
44
34
preferred
14
44
900
34
33
14
14
500
*
4
32 4
14
64
35
Jan
.
24
2%
400
24
Jan
300
14
Jan
75
97
Feb
24
Feb
Feb
64
Jan
3
600
24
Jan
3
44
74
200
44
Feb
5
Jan
200
6
Jan
74
Jan
74
200
74
Jan
100
124
Jan
4
Jau
Feb
4
Jan
*33
Feb
Jan
74
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
Investment com.
74
4,800
14
Jan
$3
150
Jan
34
4
1,300
24
Jan
34
Jan
4
Jau
4
Jan
United Elastic Corp
4
Jan
United Gas Corp com...l
Jan
114
Jan
1st $7 pref non-voting.
*.#
500
4
114
4
Jan
4
Jan
*18
Jan
74
15
15
Unlted Corp warrants...
600
Option warrants
3
5
174
Feb
Schulte (D A) common.. 1
112
Jan
Jan
108
108
108
Feb
112
Jan
Scrantou Lace common.
106
Jan
110
Feb
112
Jan
Jan
cum A
74
15
100
112
Jail
Conv
9
94
50
200
Warrants
16
300
4
4
800
hi
2,100
7
*
62
62
Jan
109
Jan
111
Jan
109* 409*
100
1
4
Jan
Segal Lock A Hardware..1
Selberliug Rubber com—*
1
Jan
2
•••
14
-
Jan
20
!
Pacific Can Co common..*
27 4
27%
274
2,400
254
25%
300
254
Feb
Feb
96
98
190
94
Jan
85
"87
70
754
Jan
•i294
274
98 4
69
87
Jan
94
Jan
Feb
4
Convertible stock
—
A.
Peninsular Telephone com*
$1.40 preferred A
25
29
25
cum pref ser
114
Jan
Jan
54
Jan
page 630.
74
34
8
6,700
900
24
74
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
Jan
Jan
254
Jan
Jau
Jan
United
United Shoe Mach com.25
56 4
55 4
57 4
575
514
Jan
574
Feb
800
24
Jan
34
25
424
41 4
42 4
340
414
Feb
434
Jan
9
Specialties com__l
54
54
Profit
Sftarlng_25c
Preferred
Jan
'is
Jan
4
Jan
U S Foil Co class B
450
Feb
U S
434
200
42
434
100
14
434
434
Jan
42
14
414
414
434
434
14
Jan
Jan
100
reg.£l
Sioux City G AE7% pflOO
Skinner Organ
*
6
4;
10
preferred
100
Jan
.
:
4
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
24
6
34
5
1
1,400
34
Jan
74
74
100
24
64
Feb
Graphite common ...5
Jan
74
Jan
U S and Int'l Securities..*
4
4
100
4
Jan
4
Jan
50 4
50 4
175
Jan
534
Jan
Jan
30
400
Jan
Feb
$5 1st pref with warr...*
50
U 8 Plywood—
$1.50
conv
pref
284
20
U S Radiator com
34
200
24
Jan
94
Jan
4
Jan
70
450
104
Jan
70
Jan
Jan
113
Jan
3
Jan
94
Jan
94
Jan
U S Stores common
1st $7
conv
144 4
1414 1454
Jan
Jan
50c
pref
10
Jan
14
14
14
14
100
4
Jan
14
Jan
200
14
Jan
4
2
Universal Cooler class A.*
Universal Corp v t c_._.
1!
»i8
44
United Stores common.50c
Jan
14
4
Jan
74
Jan
84
,Jan
Class B
14
Jan
Jan
Jan
1*18
300
U S Rubber Reclaiming.
Jan
62
110
69%
*
common
Amer dep rets ord
34
23
Jan
94
Singer Mfg Co Ltd—
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
14
•:
$3 conv preferred
Simplicity Pattern com..l
Simpson's Ltd B stocks.
2%
Jan
18
4
Sherwin-Williams of (Jau
Singer Mfg Co.
Penn Cent Airlines com..I
Jan
4
100
7is
Slmmons-Boardman Pub
Jan
3i6
900
1,100
Jan
AAA 100
Jan
30
22
21
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
4
254
214
$3 partlc oreferred...
United
44
50c
4
4
United Wall Paper
44
'.8
*
24
..5
Jan
Patchogue-Ply mouth Mills*
Jan
834
4
4
4
Serrick Corp class B.....1
8eton leather common
*
Silex Co
Parkersburg Rig A Reel..!
Jan
United Milk Products..
»
5%
10
Jan
100
com
Common class B.
10%
Shawinlgan Wat A Pow.
Sherwln-Williains com..25
Paramount Motors Corp.l
Parker Pen Co
...10
Jan
834
ht
Shattuck Denn Mining..
44
7% preferred
84
Jan
Page-Hersey Tubes......*
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela—
33i
United Gas A Elec Co—
Jan
Sentry Safety Control.._l
Feb
1264
Jan
Jan
hi
i,600
4
Feb
•33
2,500
4
Jan
*
5,000
Feb
Jan
Public Service.,.-*
4 4
62
Inc-
Allotment certificates..
•
Jan
Jan
1114
4
4
!
Common...
$5.50 prior stock
4 A
4
'
Selby Shoe Co
Selected Industries
98
17
Jan
1114 117
'is
2,350
7ifi
1154
United N J RR A Canal 100
-
0% 1st pf.25
Jan
Securities Corp general..
Seeman Bros Inc
.,--*
Jan
104
47
$5A conv prior pref...*
Oliver Utd Filters B
»
Jan
94
Jan
48
26
84
.*32
17
Jan
Jan
4,500
400
$6 1st preferred
...J.
Jan
4
16
...50
Jan
Unlted Lt A Pow
Scullin Steel Co com..:..*
Oklahoma Nat Gas com.15
84
214
16
24
24
24
Brook
Water Service $6 pref..*
100
Oilstocks Ltd common...5
25
preferred
Jan
Feb
part pref....*
Un Clgar-Whelan Sts.. 10c
Scranton Spring
see
Jan
14
Jan
44
74
10
4
4
1094 110
17
0% preferred. 100
4%% pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
1
■
Jan
3
Unexcelled Mfg Co
24
120
34
Ohio PS
Pennroad Corp com
Jan
U
Udyllte Corp
1154 1174
1
Ohio Power
Penn Traffic Co
•<'
600
United Chemicals com...*
100
7% preferred
Jan
Scovlll Mfg...
...25
Scranton Elec $6 pref
*
Fuel
Jan
88
100
*
Corp Ltd.
17%
American shares
Jan
Co...10
United Aircraft Prod...
St
97
1st preferred
Jan
49
Feb
Jan
Jan
97
54% 1st preferred...25
Pacific Lighting $5 pref..*
•Pacific P A L 7% pref.. 100
Jan
34
Jan
warrants.
Oil
Class
Jan
34
2
Schlff Co common......
Overseas Securities
Jan
4
104
Union Gas of Canada...
Savoy Oil Co
Omar Inc
Jan
Jan -15%
Jan
54
4
54
4
Tublze Chatlllon Corp...
24
Ave
Aeronautical Co...l
4
Jan
24
100
Trunz Inc..
Jan
Jan
ui
Jan
34
1
Corp
Trl-Continental
80c conv
47
Jan
88
lOO
24
-144
..
44
""4 "~x "566
Tonopah Mining of Nev
Transwestern
94
3
24
Jan
-
8
Jan
94
14
Jan
99
Exports..*
Toledo Edison 0% pref 10c
Trans Lux
34
7
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd
4
93
934
24
184
1,600
74
J49
Jan
54
x6~A
> 300
34
19 4
Tobacco A Allied Stocks
Am
"i'u
74
.
Jan
100
54
24
19
74
Tilo Roofing Inc
Jan
Tung-Sol Lamp Works...1
17
$3 preferred
Jan
50
20
Sanford Mills
0% 1st preferred
Jan
Feb
4a
Starrctt (The) Corp v t c. 1
Steel Co of Canada
Technicolor Inc common.*
1
1074
Corp....*
For footnotes
Jan
14
114
134
100
14
*
Jan
143
pref......20
conv
Jan
16%
504
Jan
Un Stk Yds of Omaha.. lOu
100
4
Ohio Brass Co cl B com..*
Ohio Edison $0 pref
*
Penn-Mex
2
12
134
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
109
Steel Spring...5
Standard Tube cl B
1
Rossis International.....*
Jan
3
O
51.30
2
12
14
,.*
Jan
Pendleton Inc.*
Jan
3*4
9^4
Ogden Corp com
Pacific
50
100
4s
Samson Unltcd Corp com. 1
Pacific G A E
24
124
500
(Ohio)—
Common class B
Union
Northern Pipe Line
.10
Northern ,Sts Pow cl A..25
;
preferred.20
10
(Ky)
Standard
Rochester Tel
Royal Typewriter
Pub8er6% pf.100
Ohio Oil
OH
64
4
6% preferred D._
TOO
64% PflOO
Jan
90
hi
No Am Utility Securities.*
Nor Central Texas OH...6
Novadel-Agene
24
13
13
...1
;
conv
Standard Silver Lead
150
145
64
...1
84
7% preferred
,.34
Preferred.
>
Jan
.....1
6% prior preferred...50
Nor Ind
Jan
24
..10
Jan
100
68
68
1
88
200
X
3A
500
$6 preferred
North Amer Rayon cl A..*
Class B common
*
Jan
Sterling
Rochester GAE16% pfClOO
Feb
Nor Amer Lt A Power—
Common
4
6% 1st preferred
5% 2d preferred
Rome Cable Corp com..5
new
Jan
Tishman Realty A Const.*
..1
Voting trust ctfs
Roeser A
24
24
Class A preferred....100
Nlles-Bem-Pond
*18
Co...*
Feb
Jan
174
Rice Stix Dry Goods.....*
Richmond Radiator..^..1
Feb
Feb
Feb
14,600
Feb
Jan
5% preferred
Jan
14
694
•14
14
Jan
18
24
Jan
108
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
14
14
Jan
Jan
300
44
Reed Roller Bit Co. ..j..
•u*
5
$1.60
Feb
24
5,000
Reltet Foster Oil Corp :50c
Reliance Elec A Engln'r'g 5
Jan
Niagara Share—
Class B common..
Common.
Standard Oil
Jan
Jan
33
44
*
85
27
Jan
13
240
Jan
preforrcd
Standard
Raymond Concrete Pile—
84
04
Jan
Jan
Feb
6
.....*
Brewing
Jan
3
ht
2.10
Feb
Class B opt warrants.
>.
4
1,800
Standard Power A Light. 1
17
17
17
,...
Voting common
81
20
Jan
24
Class B common
Jan
Class A opt warrants.,
i
Conv
14
18
Swan Finch Oil Corp... 15
93.
100
j
1
17
Standard Cap A Seal com 1
Feb
8
-
:..*
40
26
'24
274
Jan
Jan
5
800
*
Sun Ray Drug Co
98
6
...10
6
Jan
24
.100
96
100
Common.._j
54
••;. Feb
Standard Dredgiug Corp—
*
common
Rheem Mfg Co
*
24
274
54
8palding (A G) A Bros...l
1st preferred...
...*
54
100
Feb
N Y State Elec A Gas-
New York Transit Co
....
25
Jan
R
N Y Shipbuilding Corp—
N Y Water Serv 6% pf.100
Niagara Hudson Power—
-.100
Feb
P'
*
90
'.A
Jan
64
64
64
*634
*59'
61""
;
N Y Merchandise......10
95.10 preferred
Jan
Jan
300
Jan
1,100
Railway A Utll Invest A.l
2%
Founders Shares
Jan
Radlo-Keltb-Orpheum—
i
N Y A Honduras Roeario 10
1
284
264
44
1,400
.
Railway A Light Sec—
♦
NYPrALt 7% pref.. 100
!
$6 preferred.
..'
Jan
Superior Port Cement-
>
Warrants..
Jan
Jan
25
6
Standard
6% preferred
Quebec Power Co
New Process Co
N Y Auction Co com
42
27
300
Jan
66 4
New Mex A Ariz Land..
«N Y City Omnibus—
274
254
100
7% preferred
Sullivan
Quaker Oats
Feb
1 4
25
Jan
1,500
404
27
254
South New Engl Tel... 100
Jan
New Idea Inc common..
New Jersey Zinc
Jan
Southern Phosphate Co. 10
8tlnnes (Hugo) Corp
Stroock (S) Co
*
New Haven Clock Co.,
Jan
Jan
Pyrene Manufacturing. .10
Jan
225
New England Tel & Tel 100
35
25
Jan
*
com
$5 prior preferred
Jan
Jan
27%
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
4
26
Jan
Jan
Jan
304
1,000
44
414
604
•
S2 preferred.
334
31
Jan
1%
..100
Jan
25
54% pref series C...25
Nestle Lc Mur Co cl A...*
?; 6% preferred
24
35
1
;. 4
1
$6 preferred.
*
Puget Sound Pulp A Tim *
Pyle-National Co com
5
Feb
1104
24
112.4 113
Ja
Jan
6% 1st preferred.*.. 100
*
Nebraska Pow 7% pref. 100
Nehl Corp 1st preferred..*
Nelson (Herman) Corp...5
"334
4: 5% original preferred.25
6% preferred B
25
100
7% 1st preferred
Puget Sound P A L—
Feb
'
Jan
Jan
2
Southern Calif Edison—
Jan
Public Service of Colorado
Jan
44
Jan
Jan
7u
24
Jan
5H% pref.10
12.50
14
100
Feb
1
24
24
34
Jan
50
Prosperity Co class B.__*
National Refining com...*
Nat Rubber Mach
*
Jan
25
Jan
24
Jan
Prentice-Hall inc
91
500
24
Jan
Jan
54
4:.
.
5
Pressed Metals of Am_._l
Producers Corp of Nev
1
2
X
10
Jan
34
Power Corp of Canada...*
3
41
10
Jan
"l6
2
30 4
700
34
14
'I
5
Pneumatic Scale com... 10
Polaris Mining Co
25c
Jan
'is
Potrero Sugar common..5
Powdrell A Alexander
5
Nat Mfg & Stores com...*
National Power A Light—
$6 pref unstamped
♦
!)
Jan
Jan
>i«
800
A
4
National Breweries com..*
National Candy Co
*
National City Lines com.l
9
24
300
25
Plough Inc common...7.50
Nat Bellas Hess com
9
Coast Corp com._l
Preferred A..
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.l
Nachman-Sprlngfllled
1.000
10
34
;
Meter
...*
Pitts Bess ALE RR...5U
N
500
24
300
AX
AX
44
34
Pltney-Bowes Postage
6% preferred....... 100
High
Feb
Jan
364
>
Jan
I
34
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.l
Jan
24
".8
Southwest Pa Pipe Line. 10
3
954
Feb
Jan
34
31
34
31
Pierce Governor common.*
*
.
Low
Southern Pipe Line...-.10
Conv $3 pref series A. 10
Mountain States Power—
Range Since Jan. 1
jor
Shares
2
1
South
Phoenix Securities—
Jan
9%
AX
24
Sales
Week
Southern Colo Pow cl A.25
Common...
Jan
Jan
High
24
2
Jan
100
8% pref .25
Phillips Packing Co.
*
4, Feb
Jan
1%
44
Low
1
105
20
,
2
Range\
of Prices
Solar Aircraft Co
Solar Mfg Co
Jan
400
444
3
44 4
Phila Elec Pow
17
159 A 160
Mountain City Cop com.5c
Mountain Producers 1__ 10
National Transit
Jan
Soss Mfg common
1024 103 4
Perfect Circle Co
...»
Pharis Tire A Rubber... 1
Ward A__.»
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow..*
National Tea
53
294
10
Montgomery
Common
Jan
Jan
Price
I
Week's
(H) Paper Mills...*
Sonotone Corp
1024
'
Sale
Par
294
Penn Pr A Lt $7 pref...*
f $6 preferred......
*
Jan
Last
High
>__*
Jan
44
Feb
5
100
600
5%
25
Moody Investors part pf.*
Moore (Tom) Dlst Stmp.l
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs.
•
Low
STOCKS
(Continued)
Smith
$2.80 series pref
1
Montana Dakota Util
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
*
Class A common
com.
Common
Week-
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec—
100
Mock Jud Voehrluger—
;
$5 series pref
Jan
Mississippi River Power
Missouri Pub Serv
Friday
for
of Prices
Low
High
Price
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
Mlnneaota Mln A Mfg..
6% preferred
Week's Range
Sale
Par
High
Low
Sales
iMSt
(1Continued)
Week
Shares
300
14
Jan
14
Jan
100
1394
Jan
1454
Feb
84
84
1,200
Jan
Insurance.....8
26
26
224
Jan
26
Universal Pictures cora__l
29
29
100
27
Jan
29
Jan
114
34
350
10
Jan
114
Fob
600
24
Jan
34
Jan
564
7a
534
Jan
Universal
Universal Products Co.
Utah-Idaho
114
104
Sugar...I..5
3
Utah Pow A Lt $7 pref..*
Utah Radio Products..
54
4
25
Jan
62
*33
Utility
Equities com..10c
$5.50 priority stock..
Feb
37
384
400
Jan,
*18
Jan
344
Jan|
384
Jan
630
COMMERCIAL &
^
r
INANCIAI^jEJJ^NICLE
: N
r
i
^ Tuesday,: February 10,11942
•
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Last
Week's Range
of Prices
Low
High
BONDS
far*
Sale
Week
Price
,«
Friday
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
(Continued)
"Last
(Continued)
Sale
Shares
Price
Week's
Range
(Continued)
b
Friday
Last
S
||
Price
Week's Range
Sale
*•<&,
Jan. 1
'High
Low,
BONDS
Since
Range
of. Prices
of Prices
Low
High
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st mtge
3%s„—
"
1964
i\
S f deb 4s
106% 107
104%. 104%
1106% 107 %
.-1949
Pub Serv of Indiana 4s.....1969
Valspar Corp com..*....!
$4 conv preferred—.—5
Gary Electric A Gas—
5s ex-warr stamped.. —.
.3,000
Venezuelan Petroleum.—1
Gatineau Pdwer 3%s A...
17,000
7% pref.100
Vogt Manufacturing
.*
6% perpetual certificates.
Puget Sound P A L 5%s.... 1949
138)4 145
102
102%
i.
1st A ref 6s series C...... 1950
,102 }4 102%
18,000
Utiles A...
♦General Rayon 6s A.....
Gen Public
.1
,
3,000
General Pub Serv 5s
Va Pub Serv
Vultee Aircraft Co.
Public Service of New Jersey—
f:
1st & ref 4 %s series D.... 1950
99 >4 100
Gen Water Wks A Elec 5s.
Georgia Power & Light 5s.
Glen Alden Coal 4s
Gobel (Adolf)
Waco Aircraft Co..
Wagner Baking—
<
V t c extended
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
63.000
4J4s A.
Grand Trunk West 4s
-
5%s scries A
2,000
...^195:
_..
_
Great Nor Power Ssstod—
-
Green Mountain Pow 3%s
7% preferred.—. .—J
6s
Grocery Store Prod
Waitt A Bond class A..
Ouantanamo A West 6s...
■Walker Mining Co—...
Safe Harbor Water 4%s
{♦Guardian Investors 5s
Class B.............
San Joaquin Lt A Pow 6s B.
.
.
1979
1952
♦Schulte Real Estate 6s.....1951
.1951
Scullin Steel lite 3s...
Wayne Knitting Mills..
'Wellington Oil Co
...
We i it worth Mfg....._l
-
West Texas Util $6 pref.
West Va Coal & Coke...
Hygrade Food 6s A. —
Shawlnigan WAP 4%s.——1967
1st 4%s series D.
...1970
Houston Lt A Pr 3%s
Western
Air Lines
1947
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
6s series B
Inc.
South Carolina Power 5s. ...1957
Southern Calif Edison 3s
Western
Grocer com...20
1st mtge 3s......
...'.1971
Southern Indiana Rys 4s.... 1951
7% 1st preferred.... 100
!;■■
111 Pr & Lt 1st 64 ser A
_*
1st & ref 5%s series B
Coal....20
i:
Indiana Service 5s
1st lien & ref 5s
Williams (R C) A Co.—*
Williams Oll-O-Mat Ht..»
Products
6s (stamped)
-.1951
Debenture 6s..
Debenture 6s
1966
1
..Dec
6s gold debentures........1957
Standard Power A Light 6s.. 1957
{International Power Sec—
2
♦6%s series C
.1955
6>48 (Dec 11941 coup)..1955
♦7s series E.
1957
Woodley Petroleum
1
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
♦7s (Aug 1941 coupon).. 1957
♦7s series F....
1952
Wisconsin P & L 7% Pf 100
Wolverine Portl Cement 10
♦Starrett Corp Inc 5s..
.1950
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
:
7-4s 2d..
•
v
■
1946
7-4s 3d stamped.......... 1946
Certificates of deposit
...
♦7s (July 1941 coupon.. 1952
—.6s
Amer dep rets
May 1948
May 1948
Conv 6s stamped
Wllson-Joues Co.———♦
Wolverine Tube com
.2022
Spalding (A G) 5s.......... 1989
Standard Gas & Electric—
♦Indianapolis Gas 5s A —1952
Indianapolis PAL3%s.. ..1970
1
Inc
1970
„
Southwestern P & L 6s
May 1957
1958
.1950
.1963
Sf deb 514s
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg..—1
Wichita River Oil Corp. 10
Southwestern G A E 3 %s..
1956
1st & ref 5s series C
Westmoreland Inc...... 10
Wilson
-1967
.1953
1954
Idaho Power 3%s..
Western Tablet & Station'y
Common.i...;
1970
3%s
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
Western Maryland Ry—
Westmoreland
1965
Southern Calif Gas
1957,
Interstate Power 51-
Wright HargreaveB.Ltd..*
1952
Debenture 63
Iowa Power & Light 4 %s..
Italian Superpower 6s.
.1958
1963
Texas Electric Service 5s.
Texas Power A Light 5s.,
6s series A—..........
Tide Water Power 5s....
Friday
Toledo Edison 3%»—
Last
JFeefc's Range
Jacksonville Gas (stpd)
Sale
BONDS
of Prices
Low
High
Jersey Cent P & L 3%s
Price
1942
1965
Twin City Rapid Tr 5>4s
{♦Ulen A Co—
Kansas Elec Power 3
1950
Conv 6s 4th stamped
>4s
Kansas Gas A Elec 6s..
American Gas A Electric Co—
Kansas Pow A Lt
United Light A Power Co—
3>4s..
1950
...1960
—.1970
2%ss f debs..
3%ss f debs.
3%ssf debs
6s..2016
Paper 6s.. —1961
Appalachian Elec Pow 3%3—1970
Appalachian Pow deb 6s. —2024
Arkansas Pr A Lt 5»
1956
{Associated Gas A Elec Co—
T.'. ♦Conv deb 4)44—'
1948
♦Conv deb 4%4—— —1949
♦Conv deb 5s...
1950
♦Debenture 5s...........1968
♦Conv deb 5%s.
....1977
—
.........
Assoc T A T deb 5
Atlanta Gas Light
Debenture 6>4s
>43 A... -1955
4>44...-.1955
Atlantic City Elec 3%s—
1961
—
Avery A Sons (B. F)—
3>4s.l966
—1959
—
5>4s.l952
(Me)—
United Lt A Rys (Del)
Lake Superior Dist Pow
United Light A Railways
6s series A....
Long Island Lighting 64.—1945
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s
..1957
...1952
6s series A...............1973
1
Utah Power A Light Co—
1st lien A gen 4>4s
—.....1944
2022
Deb 6s series A..
\
McCord Radiator A Mfg—
..1948
6s stamped
82 >4
82 >4
99% 99%
100% 107107 >4 108 >4
99 >4
99 >4
62% 03 •
Mengel Co conv 4%s_.
.1947
Metropolitan Edison 4s K. —1971
'■?
4s series G........
1965
...
Middle States Petrol.
6.4s—1945
Midland Valley RR. 54.
1943
Milwaukee Gas Light 4>4s._ 1967
Minnesota PAL 4>4s
Virginia Pub Serv 5%s A
iV 1st ref 5s series B
—
...
Debs f 6.S..
105% 105%
1978
1955
1st A ref. 5s...
1947
1947
6s with warrants
5s without warraats
..1974
1st lien A cans 5>48
v
1953
Associated Elec 4%s..•—
1975
Debenture 6s......
— —
Amer Power A Light deb
Amer Writing
United Electric N J 4s......1949
103% 104
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
106% 106%
Mississippi PAL 5s—1957
Mississippi River Pow 1st 5s.l951
♦6s income debs...
103% 104
Wash Ry A Eleo4s.....**
till %112%
Missouri Public Service 5s„.1960
Wash Water Power 3%s..
102% 102%
West Penn Electric 5s
West Penn Traction 6s....
Western Newspaper Unlon-
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Convertible 6s.
—1
—.
5s series C—
,
6s unstamped—.
1
———1
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s
1945
t«9 % 100%
National Pow A Lt 5s B
Bell Telepuone of Canada—
1st M 5s series B
2030
107
{♦Nat Pub Service 5s ctfs.—1978
Nebraska Power 4%s...
1981
$15
19
110
110
6s series A
Bethlehem Steel 6s
—2022
120% 120%
94 <
96%
>113% 118%
Nevada California Elec 5s.. .1956
—
Birmiugnam Electric 4%4
Boston Eli4oi 2%4
New Amsterdam Gas 6).—1948
New Eng Gas A El Assn 53—1947
Broad River Power 5s
5s
52,-
55
1948
5%4
195 a
— —
1950
52
55%
1961
108
108%
New Eng Pow Assn 5s
Ce ltral States Elec 53
1918
82%
Friday
♦Income 63 series A...Nov 1949
Last
N Y State E A G 3%s
1964
N Y A Westchester Ltg 4s..2004
Debenture 53.——..
{♦Culcago Rys 5s ctts...
— -1927
A...-1352
.......1956
03 series B
Citle3 Service 5s..
Ci.iv deb 03
—
—
.Jan 1966
.....1950
Dobe itire 5s.._ ————1958
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
84%
Debenture 5%s
..1954
New Orleans Public Service—
1954
Price
North American Light A Power—
Nor Boston Ltg Prop 3%3— .1947
Nor Cont'l Util 5%4..
1948
Northern
♦Cauca Valley 78..
1956
Ind Public Service—
Danish 5%s........
I
Ogden Gas 1st 64.—..
Ohio Power l3t mtge
1st mtge 3s
—
.1945
Okla Nat Gas
i.
107% 107%
107% 107%
104% 104%
108% 108%
10$- 107%
3%s—.1968
...
—
Ohio Public Service 4s
Consol Gas El Lt A Pr (Bait)
...1971
1962
3%s B...Aug 1955
Okla Pow A Water 53
1948
—
.1955
.—1953
Ext 64.
♦Lima City (Peru)
1952
6%sstpd.l958
♦Maranho 7s.........—.... 1958
♦Medellin 7s stamped—..
—
.1951
1947
Mtge Bank of Bogota 7s
1103% 104%
»
♦Issue of May
i
1st ref mtge 2%sser Q..—
Issue of Oct 1927————
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)
Gen mtge 4%4
...:
Contiae ital Gas A El 54.....:
:
...;
Park Lexington 3s
1942 J
1955 F
—1964 J
J
A
J
4%s>———1977 MTV
1st 53
-1979 M N
Penn Electric 4s F__
5s series H....
Eastern Gas A Fuel 4s.„.
—1971 M N
.1962 4
O
Pean Pub Service 64 C—-1947 MN
Electric Power A Light 54
Ssserles D...
.........1064 J
D
Penna Water A Pow.3%s... 1964 J
Elmira Water Lt A RR 5s.
Erie Ligntlng 5 J—.
D
3%s.
—
—
....-1970 J
J
Phila Elec Power 5%s.—1972 F A
Phiia Rapid Transit 6i
.1962LV S
Portland Gas A Coke Co—
Federal Water Service 5%s..1954
Finland Residential Mtge
Bank 6s-6s stamped......1961
Florida Power Co 4s ser C—. 1966
_195i
— —
Mtge Bank of Denmark 6s1972
$101 H 103 <
99% 100%
28
28'-
♦Parana
.
103% 104%
104% 105
104
104%
105% 106%
104% 104%
tl05
*03stamped..—.........1940'/
J
5s stamped extended—1953 J
(State) 7s.
—
♦Rio de.Janeiro 6%3
♦Russian Government 6%s —1919
85%S.
106
105% 105%
107
-107%
114% Jl4%
105% 106
>
^
»
>
\
Potrero Sugar 7a stpd
1947 M N
Power Corp (Can) 4%s B...195) M S
1921
1949
..........
♦No
n
par
value,
a
Deferred delivery
Undcr-thc-rule sale,
r
Cash sale,
r
sale,
d Ex interest,
transacted during current week.
being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership. Abbreviations
Used
.
■
^
.*
r",
-
•
J'v t c," yojting trust certificates; "w
Warrants.
'
'
'
Abort—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
i'cutn,"cumulative; "conv," convertible; "M,"-mortgage: "h-v,"
without
Odd-lot sale.
c
Ex-dividend.
$ Frldav's bid and asked price; no sales being
♦ Bonds
J
Potomac Eilson 5s E ——1956 Mi\r
4%s series F
..-.,..1961 ,4 O
.....-.1958
.1959
♦Santiago 7s......—
V
Empire District El 5s—...
1927
Mtge Bank of Chile 63 .....1931
Pacific Ltg A Pow 53.
Pacific Pow A Light 5s.
Penn Cent LAP
Florida Pow A Lt 5»--
1948
— ..
.
1st 3 %s series A.......^. 1969
♦External 64 stamped.
Connecticut Lt & Pr 7s A...
Cubaa Tobacco 5j
High
Di.- tzlg Port A Waterways—
:
Comma .ity PAL 54.
Cudahy Packing 3%s
of Prices
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)—
♦20-year 7s
...April 1946
♦20-year 7s._
.'...Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mtge Bank of)
5%s serle3 A„.
Cltle3 Service PAL5%3...
3%s sede3 N......
lit ref mtge 3i ser P
Week's Range
Low
$115
Debenture 5i ——..—...1909
5%s
Sale
BONDS
$109
111
J05% 105%
Central States PAL 5%i—1953
diet iiatl St Ry 5%3
—......
'
New England Pow 3%s
Canadian Pacific Ry 04
1942
Ce ltral 111 El A Gas 3%4. -1964
{♦York Rys Co 5s Htpd
Stamped 5s.
55%
52
...1948
j
Conv deb 5s
Canada Northern Power 5s..1953
— .
6s stamped—.——
107
consolidated
non-voting stock;
1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w,"
;
,
THE COMMERCIAL^ & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
Volume 155
631
other stock exchanges
Friday
Jail.
31
Feb.' G,
to
both
inclusive,
compiled
Week's range
t ale
Low
16 V
m
prof
v t
c.100
dw.
Davison Chemical
"llH
com
*
50
85*
4736
256
936
497*
3
•2136
2136
2156
rv
-
r
Jan
Consol Id lit ed B lscult
Jan
95c
Consolidated OU Corp.
Consumer!' C'a—
Jan
53*
J an
173
'5 V
Jan
52 V
.35
1123*
Jan
1 I'M
com
Jf n
Jin
:
-
-
Common part sh v t c B*
•
4
10 H
Jin
113*
Jan
150
93*
-443*
Jan
153*
Jan
Crate Ce con mon
Jan
51
Jan
50
112
Jan
116
66
28
Jan
31
Cudaliy Pncl ing—
• ; '
i Common....30 >1236
i.
'9V
235
31:
c;
Jan
.4
;,-Jan
OH
9%
03*
21
93*
Jan
21K
50
93*
203*
Jan
21 V
Jan
22 3*
27
27
33
24
Jan
273*
Jan
Jan
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Feb
-V; 76
75
150
73
Jar
76
Jan
49
.
48.:
48
18
18 V
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25
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43)4
92
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U 8 Fidelity A Guar.;
2
13%
25V
j.
c7 56
"63*
Jan
Dixie-Vortex Co class A,*
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
963*
Feb
Eddy Paper Corp (The) J;
Elec Household-Utll Corp. 6
Jar
65c
Feb
Elgin;Nat Watch Co
—
30
40
Jan
433*
Feb
Fairbanks-Morse
77
92
Jan
92
Jan
22
Jan
253*
Feb
,!
'
--.'.v
Bait Tra' sit Co 4s flat 1975
(1 A 5s flit —*.1975
Ga Ron A Fia
Fuller JftLlg jLio com—i.;.l
Gardner Denver Cd com. * '14 3*
General Electric Co com,.*
2636
!'
87,500
42
Jan
513*
Jan
00
10 000
51
Jan
60
Jan
68
Jan
71*4
jtt..
to
Feb.
6,
both
inclusive,
■
compiled
from
official
sales
lists
referred.
Boston &
for
of Prices
Low
High
12736 120
1283*
100
100
Albany...... 106
873*
24
2,433
.
ICO
45
31
24
45
t,hares
87
25
Boston Elevated...... 100
Boston
Edison...
Boston Herald-Trave.tr..
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
122%
3m
134 3*
Jpn
103
Jan
303
143*
75-3*
Jan
2,705
22 3*
Jan
24 ■'*
423*
Jan
47 7*
3)0
13
Jai.
143*
a an
•
Common stamped... 100
Prior preferred. i.... 100
( lass A 1st
2
2>4
8
"236
pref stpd. 100
Class D 1st prt f <st
Borston A Frovl'Vn
IS
3*
Jail
8 *4
Cammet A lleela.....
67*
Jan
2
Jan
2 3*
2
Jan
2
Jim
20
14
13*
16
21
36
3*
2
636
113*
*
4
3*% prlot p ef..._.l00
6% preferred....... 100
Jan
10
576
Jan
7
40o
300
336
Jan
10c
Jan
:
Jan
Jan
313*
J*
1
Jar
81
49 3,
20
Common,....l-O
1st
44
Jan
50
Jan
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32?*
Jan
80
29 j*
100
1>4
01
873*
1 referred B.........100
18
Adjustmei t.......... 100
Eastern 88
813*
Jan
z
6
24
336
12
Jan
4;
18?*
.lUl
3 v§
Jan
1 eb
Jan
6
Feb
223*
Jan
35
3 4
Jan
30
33*
2436
Jan
4
33*
1 u4
33*
Jan
1(H)
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Jan
13*
Jan
24.5
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Jan
2
18
18
13
4J*
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27o
Mergentbaler Linotype.'.*
Narragansett Rac As«n..l
34 H
20
1,263
.474
t
b
18
2,,c
Jan
27 3*
Jan
35
43*
2?a
Jan
336
3
110
903*
981* 100
505
98
Jan
New River 6% cum prt f 100
6*
64
20
64
Feb
NYNHA Hartf RR..H10
H
-
J ».i.
93
■>
Jan
36
Feb
Feb
Jan
5
3*
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an
.
10136
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Jan
2.56
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i 55c
2,475
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Jun
55c
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,..100
45c
40c
45c
230
20c
Jan
50c >
Jan
1636
1636
50
1436
Jan
18
Jan
2336
234*
24 3s
1.043
19
Jan
24 3*
Jan
1
1
300
1-36
Jan
83*
83*
8 7*
140
Pacific Mills Co.
Fenrmylvaiila RR.
..
..50
.
Quincy Mining Co——25
Recce But Hole Iv acli Co.*
8bawmut Assn T C.._—*
United Fruit Co....
»
64 '4
United Shoe Much Corp.25
563*
Jan
10
Jan
7 53*
Jan
100
536
261*
45
436
Jan
312
26 36
Jan
653*
735
6336
x-tb
7236
Jan
573*
42
926
52
Jan
57 3*
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6c
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7)4
36
Jan
3*
TTti.il Metal & Tunnel Co.. 1
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7>4
86
7H
1
1
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8 '4
10
41
,..25
—
3'4
10
553*
263*
—
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.) at.
43*
263*
633*
Stone & Webster...
pref
80c
10
Tdrringtori Co (The)..... *
Jan
433*
Jan
Jan
<*6c
Jan
Jan
413*
800
28
ib
77*
Jan
1
Jun
1
■
423* 4236
104'* 104'*
4 3*8 '48
83,000
1,000
38
Jan
.4236
Feb
1043*
Jan
104 3*
Jan
133*
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G,
bath
inclusive,
compiled
Friday
Par
for
of trices
I rice
Ke
.
Aet-ia B.Jl Bear!
k com.. 1
Allied Laboratories
47 H
100
Anaconda Cop Mln cap.50
Armour & Co. common..5
Aviation Corp (Del)..
•'
Bendlx Aviation com
5
Bethlehem Steel Corp <jom*
Bliss A Laugblln Ine com.5
33?*
Borg Warner Corp CQ»n. ,5
2235
Brown I|Aence & Wire—
136
H36
preferred,..30
conv
Feb
3036
436
100
283*
Jan
175
43*
Jan
693
125.3*
265*
33*
Jan
28
555
336
336
8
C3336
1,299
200
363*
33*
1236
337*
3636
991
643*
1436
475
1236
14
349
pref *
.
136
13*
1136
1136
336
336
536. 636
ComrrohF..
8
277*
Marshall Field com
—
203*
18
673*
an
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......
636
36
36
38
Prefern d.*
pref...-..*
Cent Stat a Pow & Lfc pf.*
*
736
17
33
...
10
For footnotes see page 633.
10
Jan
12
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
1
47
Feb
52
Jan
30
355
2636
Jan
30
Feb
40V
70
3436
Jar
45*
135
47*
Jan
113*
40
1
.4036
536
Feb
Jan
10V
Jan
14V
176
13*
Feb.
G,
both
•
inclusive,
Jan
V*
IV
Last
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
3V
Jani
City Ice A Fuel......
*
v referred..100
7336
110
Jan
Jan
50
Clve Cliffs Iron pref..
Price
Week's Range
of trices
High
Low
American Coach A Body.5
Jan
Jan
Feb
4336
Jan
Jaa
Jan
17*
Jan
from
official
sales
lists
74
6H
300
383*
50
383*
1 eb
38 V
I
High
Low
7H
Jan
8 V
Feb
Jan
7
7
365
alO
a10
130
Jan
Jan
7
«10
96
P6
96
21
96
Feb
97
3*
Jan
Clark Controller—.''—1
Feb
50
-
Fan?e Since Jan.
for
Week
thares
Jan
7036
7Vs
46 36
536
759
12
Sales
tale
Par
Stocks-
236
„
compiled
Frida j
100
50
100
34
40V
25
Jan
392
41 7*
103*
IV
30
70
3336
4036
Feb
36
136-
534
to
Jan
133*
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
836
31
l'eb
1436
90
143*
Feb
143*
Feb
713*
1436
74
86
71V
Feb
743*
323*
31
32 M
53F
U
55t
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Jen
Jan
137*
2636
123*'
32 V
1336
143*
l'eb
Jan
73*
Jan
Jan
51V
Feb
Jan
6V
Jan
.*
C: evelar d By.
-100
Cliffs Corp com.......-.5
Co orJal Finance.
— — -
—
—
-
..
General Electric coin.
9a*
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
8
Jan
j 133*
1133* 1131*
20
110'*
Jan
a2736 «27 76
108
2736
Jan
113'*
2736
Feb
Jan
8
Feb
8
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:
8
25
100
g
137
8
Feb
8
30
85
Feb
95 V
Jan
3856
20
38 V
Feb
40)4
Jan
Goodyear Tire A Rubber. *
7
117*
Jf.n
11?*
Jan
456
987
43*
Jan
5 >4
Jan
Great Lakes Towing -.. 100
29
31
155
283*
31
Feb
1036
80
9
Jan
11V
Jan
Hanna (M A.) 85 cum
pref *
103
103
32
1023*
Jan
Jan
103
Feb
0
Jan
.
1
10) >-
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5V
to
143*
90
12J*
23
440
150
33
3*
Feb
V
Jan
Feb
al236 «1276
39 3*
Jfrper Mac) ire........
,
liire A Tr
39 K
70
3936
Jan
1836
3936
Interl Jtc Eteamshlp—-
5H
Feb
53*
General Tire A Rp.bber..
876
a27 36
1
—
pref.... 100
*
Dow Chemical
-
636
85
183*
117*
1,100
117*
26
Jan
R edusa rtld Cement. —s
19
19
150
33
36'«177*
250
27*
Jan
33*
Jan
50
25 V
Feb
Jan
c
W
511
136
Jan
23*
383*
33
200
373*
3*
Jan
Jan
39 3*
3*
97*
9V
110
N Y Central RR com.
3 36
33*
600
3 3*
Jan
436
Jan
c
Ohio Oil com
100
336
Jan
Jan
Packer Corp....-----
F'eb
III*
150
Jan
4 V
14
V
450
V
Feb
V
300
.36
Feb
283*
22
22
y
Montg Ward A Go com.
27
9
Trior pref 6%.National Tile—*
c
Rijaman Bros.......
Jan
97*
Feb
9
Feb
10
Jan
93*
10V*
Jan
Jan
01736 0177*
.110
.14
Jan
223*,"1 Jaq
Jan
1
Jan
T: ompson l-rods
Jan
636
Jan
f
700
3 V
Jan
4
Jan
Van Dorn Iron Works.—. *
1036
*
-
2536
Jan
28 V
Jan
Weinberger Drug Stores.. *
21
Jan
22
i eb
3*
29 3*
Jan
28
238
273*
26H
12
24 ?*
Jt.n
30
Jaa
37
50
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70 V
1.C83
7
Jan
10)6
Ja0
Feb
Feb
1036
1
Jan
r'eb
267*
*
—
,
26H
77*
1336
137
—
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101
36
9
277*
Jau
V
536
IJSS teel com.;......
a7
a523* 053 V
9
1036
*
V
50
50
,
93*
90
103*
017.7*
Jan
Jan
Jan
25
9
Republic Steel com...
3*
10 3*
a73*
Fatterson-Sargent.
Jan
Jan
75
236
383*
36
al7
National t cu e
33*
2fiJ*
4
Feb
Jan
33*
25?^
4
19
202
336
336
V innea-olis Biew ( o com 1
Jan
5
J-..
-
1636
5
— .
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3*
l'eb
Lameon A f etalors.—..*
i eb
1
5
Kelly Isld
33
63*
Jan
Jan
Jan
22 V
\
60
36
Jan
4
15V
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1
12
12
F-eb
'
193*
Jan
Jan
Feb
11
Jan
10
Feb
6 V
25%
183*
1336
V
i
93
1136
-
100
63*
35*
283*
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usk'egon R ot £ fee
Nacuman
Nash-Kelvinator
22
956
cap..-.5
4H
N Y Central RR
Nohlltt-Sparks lad cap..5
North A mer Car com
.20
5
—
Northwest B vscorp com.. *
Wh ite N otor........... 50
756
7h
54
17 u
111/
93
756
Jan
•
Prior lien
Jari
Jan
F arker
en C-o
15H
1.3*
6 ■'(, preferred100
11 A.-10
1 oor A Co 11 B...
-.s
-
-
-
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-
21
.com—*
jan
350
103*
Jan
55
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30
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—
68
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253
14
Jan
15V
10
Jan
12)6
Jan
136
750
36
Jan
136
Jan
60
Jan
65
Feb
133*
Feb
-14
Ri yt eon Vfg 6%
l'eb
24
4536
Jan
24
43
Jan
47
21
Jan
21V
.
Jan
511
436
Jan
7!6
F. b
83*
26!*
936
Jan
70
Jan
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146
Jan
'68
•
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17*
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43*
17 V
100
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3
1 3*
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260
2)6
Jan
336
1
'8
j eb
1/4
Jan
1636
Jan
19
Jan
45*
1,550
•* ys
Jan
5
jan
17 V
200
14V
Jan
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—
(
anu Bend I athe Wks cap.5
645
100
..
jan
29 V
Jan
Atlas Dio ) Forge
15V
50
Jan
15V
Feb
Baldwin Rubber com
100
143*
3136
Jan
32V
Jan
Brown McLaren com
10
93 3*
Feb
93 V
Feb
4V
Jan
167
43*
560
1356
33*
1
52
Jan
Feb
5
Jan
10
100
Jan
Det A Clev Nav com
113*
113*
113*
200
113*
Jan
11V
Jan
Detroit Edison com
2436
247*
257*
4076
53*
2,091
l'eb
27
Jan
Detrolt-M ieh r tove com._ i
88
2436
3736
455
536
Jan
.1
i.
2
Studebaker Corp com
c40
247*
6556
-
8.
w
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-
15.3*
5236
Walgreen Co common--—*.
Utah Radio Prod oom._—1
Common
;...... -..
*
57*
Jan
636
Feb
3*
Jan
36
Jan
300
Cum prior pref.... ....*
Williams Oil-O-Mat com.*
6i6
Feb
36
Jan
Wi8.onsln Banksharescom*
Jan
Jan
2
•tan
7*4
l'eb
336
13*
336
1%
350
3V
Ffb
800
IV
Jan
3 V
1 >*
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117*
11 V
1O0
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13 3*
13 V
11V
1IV
1,050
IV
Jan
51/
Jan
Jan
1IV
1 ?*
V4
136
336
1^6
83c
1.00
18
100
313
3V
IV
1.00
6,440
73c
1
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33*
1,4
■
Feb
Feb
1.00
Ffb
l'eb
Feb
l'eb
Jan
Jan
183*
136
2,808
i/v
Jan
600
1:4
F'eb
2
Jan
236
DO
IV
Jan
2 V
F'eb
4>*
1,195
3V
Jan
4V
Feb
Jan
Eurekp Vacuum common.5
6
Jan
Federal Mtr Truck com. .*
33*
4 V
42V
176
336'
Jan
11V
13V
17*
18
1?*
236
<4 3*
183*
Feb
136
IV,
100
1 "it
1/8
l'tb
Jan
Frankenmuth Brew com.. 1
jtt,
V
1736
Jan
19
Jan
Gar Wood Ind com..
3
336
376
1,240
3 V
23 V
Jan
25
Jan
17*
136
200
IV
34
IV
Jan
24V
Jan
69!)
30 V
33)6
Jan
690 -20 V
Jan
24 V
3 8 7*
39
Feb
1
General Motors Qom.„—10
Goebel Brewing com
1
Jai
6,450
376
It*
3356
F'eb
400
Jan
183*
2456
2 V
Jan
Graham-Paige common.. 1
S3c
99o
Fib
com._l
lgcommon..23t
9V
655*
800
474
4
425
97*
3536
50
.
8
575
67
6536
Jan
Jan
Feb
General Finance com
3336
2 3*
10,355
75c
75c
75c
300
60c
Jaa
93*
93*
93*
329
9V
F'eb
10V
j&n
336
336
600
3 V
Jan
3V
F'eb
60c
Feb
IV
Feb
33
10V
Jan
11V
Jan
75
4336
Jan
47
V
Jan
90c
HudiOB Motor Car com.*
45c
60c
16,000
13*
14
15*
300
IV
Ja
ivinsel Dreg com
1
502
50c
100
50o
F'eb
Jan
Masco Acrew Prod com.. 1
136
15*
400
IV
Jan
18 V
Jan
McClanalian Oil com
12V
Feb
Michigan Die Cwthig
Jan
26 V
Jan
Jan
81V
Jan
Feb
Jan
IV
350
Jan
100
1136
Jan
182
2436
335
7636
200
Jan
.
Hurd Lock A MIg com.
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24V
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7636
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Jan
2V
4>%
50
4 '/i
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5
Jan
Woodall In'dust common.2
3.
Jan
100
Feb
Wrlgley (Wm JrfCoeap l*
5756
Yates-A mer1 Mach
cap. .5
336
Yellow Tr A Coach cl B— 1
fcenith Radio Corn com..*
<1256
936
1256
93*
.176
!36
136
136
Jan
'"53*
Jan
23c
Jan
1
Jan
J6
F'eb
iv'
900
i
75c
1,505
6V
Jan
8
Jan
536
53*
205
5
Jan
5 V
F'eb
97c
97c
400
9Dc
Jan
23*
263*
23*
2636
305
136
2 V
Jan
:
136
8
2
Jan
Jan
iv- Jan
Jan
100
3V
--
2V
Jan
Jan
*
—*
Parker-Wolverine com... *
Peninsular Mtl Prod com.l
5736
Jan
62 V
Jan
Prudential Invest com—.1
13*
Jan
.13*
3-
Jan
3V
Jan
Rlckel (H W) common.,.
.2
17*
136
208
100
3 H
Jan
Jan
IV
141
5836
Feb
1
Michigan Sugar com—..1
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v
-10
P*rKC, Davis com,
IV
fOc
20c
1,300
1,150
Packard Motor Car com
Jan
1,300
Jan
22c
Jan
9036
23*
63*
22c
Jan
10
236
4)*
43
Feb
22c
Mil-West Abras com..50c
200
63*
1
Jan
636
91
Feb
93*
1
63*
91
>
Jan
■
Micromattc Hone com—1
ii
*
'
75c
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60e
Kingston Products com.. 1
Jan
Jan
116V
IV
1736
1536
30c
1
Jan
5236
416
17V
55 V
119V
Jan
515
v
Jan
99c
Grand Valley Brew
113*
.220
70c
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Jan
46
163*
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>
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Jan
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100
V
9
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11656 11/56
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13*
18
1876
2 5*
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74 V
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-
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Westughs El AMfg com.50
Wieboldt Stores Inc—•
F
136
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7 V
243*
-
37 36
V
Union Caro A Garb cap.
cum
200
Low
115
23 V
■4%
1
Gypsum Co bom—^:20
53*
53*
2
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Shares
TV
Mllr.er common.*
.20
common
-
Range Since Jan. 1
for
7 V
Continental Motors com.l
Jan
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of Prices
High
Low
1
Capital City Prod com —*
Consolidated Pa ercom.10
Consumers fcteel com----l
-Vw//.ey
Wayne Pump Co capital. 1
Western Union Rel com 190
Jan
50
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com...5
Feb
3V
50
Price
official sales lists
from
compiled
Week's Range
i eb
5
Standard Dredge-
Jan
Jan
tale
Par
Stocks-
Feb
356
503*
7%
736
183*
1056
Jan
43*
37*
33*
Jan
Jan
57 V
283*
50
Jon
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F'eb
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Last'
70
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US Rubber.Go com.,.. 10
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7
51V
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250
93 3*
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both
6,
5
29 V
32
U.S 8teef common^
70
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747
32
Jan
Jan
to
31
54 V
933*
Feb
64
Jan.
•
93H
15
Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
200
47*
283*
43*
—
Sivyer Steel Castings com
2236
Feb
142
Jan
157*
4
Serrick Corpcl Bcom....l
Jan
Feb
573*
10
Jan
5
52-7*
-
Trtine Co (The) com. —25
6 v*
Jan
9
1-130
143
77
i
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Telephone: Randolph 5530
Ftb
143
Swift International cap.. 15 i
Texas Corp capital
25 »r-
18
I Ford Building
Jan
Jan
173*
-
Feb
205*
21
2136
—
j
Chicago Stock Exchange
Jan
10
New York Curb Associate
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
262
21
75
.
Sundstrand Mach T'l com 5
Jan
New York Stock Exchange
-
600
1736
s
cap..*
50
220
IV
pref. .5
Swift A Co capital......25
Jan
Members
F'eb
150
200
c93*
4
-v:
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Jau
Jan
14
"
Feb
53*
Watling, lerchen & Co.
Jan
56
05
'
-100
8
I63*
.
456
93*
4
19 3*
.
73*
263*
9V
683*
Standard Oil of N J cap.25
200
12
456
Radio Corp of Amer com.*
3
97*
5V
73*
c253*
......
*
Inc capital
Jan
,
jan
21
.
Pressed Steel Car eom._..l
Pullman
113*
43*
Jan
4V
237*
433*
.233*
Peoples G 1. A Coke cap 100
Jan
17
23 V
13 3*
5(j
Penn RR capital
10
95
Jan
Jan
05
Perfect Circle (The) Co... *
Jan
110
136
I en'n F lee
156
36
10
1236
12
CLiss B cjm.......---5
Jan
13(1
Jan
.
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1,700
pan
aan
i
'
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*
TS
Jan
-"i
83*
213*
100
-
56
<14 V
(The) com 10
Peabody Coal—
Jan
Jan
5
9V
"
Jan
320
•
Paramount Pict inc com.l
Jan
Jan
9V
Jan
8
623
113*
55
33*
500
,
217*
5
Jan
850
95*
11)4
55
United Air Lines Tf cap..5.
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5
,
-----
pref.......ICO
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197*
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9
83*
Nor West Utilitics—
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.63
14
c43*
cap.....*
10
200
956
85*
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213*
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67
100
12
145
Jan.
73*
-
-
-
'
50
10
Feb
836
Jan
Jan
1
National Refining (new) ..*
10
397*.
50
.836
16
Jan
Jan
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Jan
03*
t c
Jan
*250
Jan
Jan
Feb
6%
v
—
Ffb
1
Feb
Feb
163*
3*
prior prefei red-
32 36
2936
136
325-6
,
Timken Roll Bear;......*
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H
Jan
736
8V
11V
8
150
11X
81
Jar
2736
759
1136
1136
"333*
10
Jan
33
_____
Mliler & Hart Inc com
31
836
,
47*
*
.....
7 X
*
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1836
8
Jan
AO
100
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6% preferied A
65
506
1,390
1
•
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500
38
Jan
30
12
Midi a d UilCo conv pf A *
36
1936 100
......
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36
Jan
7)4
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7>*
Jan
10
1456
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636
Cent S W Utii com..-.50c
Jan
.
.......
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c227*
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—
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40
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o—
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1
Amer Ro
Feb
Jan
1336
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23
Jan
9
29
V
im
McQui y-Norris N (g com '
ivicWi.l
Feb
287*
Card—-.10
Jan
h
Martin (Glenn L> Co com.l
1236
100
6 V
13 V
'
Jan
180
53*
*
—
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23
Unlisted—
Jan
103*
•
50
;;
16
15
Teb
10 V
."
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'
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Jan
Ftb
' Feb
1333*
2836
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50
2036
18
18
Jan
300
8
Feb
43*
5
10m
Ftb
100
Jan
8
850
v
Jan
•56
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4%
i.... —* -V
—.
Line Materia 1 Co
113*
337*
100
63*
113*
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'•:>
2036
48
1
"47 X
*
536
8
Lincoln " tg 33*% pref...*
Jan
450
50
100
..
29
Jan
Feb
Jar
85
7
om
.
33*
150
-2936
•-2V
250
-
Fct
76
1436
47
10
14 V
383*
8
•
100
preferred.
6%
3636
436
2,530
-
Junior cumul pref..—50
l.ibby McN & 1 Jbby
400
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
30
29 1
136
Wurlitzer10
c
600
215** 225*
66
-■.....
Canle (A M) A Cocom..lu
Ce it 111 Pub Sarv 56 pref.*
Common
Jan
93*
1236
*
Butler Brothers-———10 ,•..636
Central 111 Secur
4836
j,
Burd Piston R1 g com_.il
conv
Jan
Jan
-ig
200
C63
14 3*
f. Common.............1
Biuce Co (E L) com..__-5
570
■
4936
46
1236
-
Jan
3
Spiegel Ine common
2
St Louis Natl f tkyds cap. *
High
Jan
250
336
■
.3
—
Low
483*
200
8
k
lists
93*
c27
273*
336
34
Southv est Lt & low pref *
93* ' Jan
103*
Jan
„
.
sales
Range Since Jan. 1
283* 29
436
c456
1273* 1283-6
com..
Jan
Jan
336
Jan
Feb
636' Feb
Jar
18
31
83*
9 36
Feb
Jan
2936
33
23
I-...—*
213*
6
...
47V
93*
123*
Anier Rad & Stand com__»
Aro Equipment Co coin..l
Atch Top & d Fe com.. 100
65
Jan
tucky Utilities—
Signode Steel Strap pref. 30
Shares
4836
47
...
Aliis- Chalmers Mig Co...*
Amcr Tel & Tel Co cap.
High
4836
V aniscl ewltz..
PA G....f.........
77*
Jan
Jan
100
•
1
77*
,77
Jr.11
636
.17*
.
Jan
05
Jan
145
.
19
76
16,
Mfgnavox.———-.2.50
Jan
IV
40V
-
20
-
"287*
c7H : 74
4936 5156
wV:-U"
KelKigg Svvltchbo iru com.*.
Sears Roebuck A Co
Week
Low
Abbott Laboratories com.*
Atme Rteel Co torn.....25
official
tales
tale
Stocks-
from
Week's Range
Last
14V
28 V
Jan
723*
.l
com
Hosiery MCls com 1
.-a ngamo Elec Co com
*
Schwltzer-Cummins cap.. 1
Chicago Stock Exchange
to
Jan
Feb
136
33*
Hqilli
31
XT S Minting pref......-50
1,3(0
12
936
Re 'Uhlic Steel Corp com
Jan.
U S Flaying
2,500
295*
12
•
r%
Quaker Oat? Co common,*
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Boston & Maine 4 3*s 1970
V
Jan
33*
Pure Oil Co (The)
E Mass st Ry set-
;
736
—
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7 55c
North liutte......
Old Colony RR
4
143*
32
28J6
23
.........
National Eiimps pref....
26 V
72
16
Kroger...............
Jan
576
71
150
Jan
i»b
New Engl Tel A Tel...100
64
,Mi
4
Jan
Jan
37*
Natl Tunnel A M Ires....*
3 *>,
133*
Jan
16
490
43*
j
15c
115
35
Jan
13
145
27c
33 3*
4K
20
436
18
27c
Jan
77*
23V
1636
Jan
13
-•37*
776
23?*
1636
Jan
2
13
Maine Central com..*.100
Wairen Bros—
Feb
336
1 H
Ma-VUtll Associates vtc.l
in
Jan
;
1.7*
Isie lioyale C opper Co,. 15
Hamsun Corp (Del) com..5
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13*
01
4*4
200
? 33*
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23*
125
l,26f
24
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334
53*
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525
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33*
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01
13*
Jan
165
17*
preferred.100
Feb
450
.
53*
50c
42
Intern Mass tt uy—
<
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536
■
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Jan
410 .V 34 V
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736
2936
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Joslyn \ fg & Supi iy coin 5
Jan
130
88
luiemat Hurvestei com..*
Jan
115
48 V
*37 V
Jan
•
300
Jan
9
1
Jan
5
"ir,
Jan
700
1
-3336
17*
Liquid Carbonic com.
—
Jan
50
1136
73*
Jarvls (W B) Co cap..... 5
Feb
0?-*
636
53*
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc
t ommon..
29 V
465
;
35}*
337*
256
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Interlake iron Corp com.. *
Jan
40c
Copper Ra- ge
...»
East Boston Co........ 10
Feb
27
10
13*
JvS+J-
12
Inland Steel Cocap—
Jan
53*
,.5
Jan
76
Indiana >teel Ptod
i eb
2
18
0
3V
89
33*
31
20
350
83*
Indianapolis PAL com..*
Jan
Jan
50
2 '-2
18
Boston Pers Prop Trusts,.*
>
63*
1336
100
Feb
34 V
Feb
8
23
rrior
Jan
<
Jan
37*
Jan
\ 614
76
preferred-.'.
12
Hilton-Davis pref—— .5
35*
Jan
10
19
Jan
136
com..
Jan
Jan
3
1*3
293* 793*
Feb
150
83*
IiideplL euTod v tc rew *
Feb
210
23*
2V
%
2
100
236
5
236
2
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156
293
2
r.
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53*
25
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100
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..
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236
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24V
2-34
;
2
Jan
83
676
--
—
-
Jan
1,562
73*
Gibson Art--—F.—
Hatfield
Jan
Jan
217*
25
75
FariyA Daniel...j..----*
Jan
336
r. otor Cai com... .1
Illinois Cent ItB
Jan
883*
6V
Jan
9
1736
Illinois Brick Co cap.... 10
Jan
448
473*
143*
Hupp
Jan
Feb
3<t
356
1336
•:
coma on...
Jan
16 V
Feb
50
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:
Houdallle-Hersh :y cl B.
i
Hubbeil, Harvey inc com 5
Jan
100
Boston A Maine—
3
Horders Inc
High
104 V
Jau
736
63*
Jen
1
73*
-.
Dow Drug.
1
103
.89
67*
614
33*
Croslcy Corp..........
High
Jan
43
33*
847*
,
75
Gin Un Ptock Yards....
30
•
fOO
256
.
Jan
-
89
7T6
Low
19
-
25
37*
3V
Cincinnati Telepi one...60
Jan
lists
Range Since Jan. 1
110
1
3
-...
300
-
'
336
556
32 36
Heln-Werner Mi tcr Parts 3 1;X
Hibb Spenc Bart lett com 25
Week
Frice
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Blge ow-Panford Cwrj et t o
j
Week's Range
tale
Par
50
19
347*
■
14
12 V
Jan
2136
250
Jan
Jar
153*
100
1436
com 10
Heiieman Brewiug cap...l
tales
Last
-
13
sales
43
83
89
for
1
—
official
Shares
207*
1
Cincinnati Street——.59
Feb
High
207*
207*
G NO ATP.-.
Jan
110
from
Week
of Prices
84 3*
-
■
CO
Dr&Dk torn*
13V
Jan
Week's Range
Low
Vaci)...20
Aroer PTodu'ts prior pref
Participating preferred.*
Churngold .'V.
— - — *
Gin Advertislng Prod-v--*
Gin Gas A Eloc pref—100
Amer Laundry
Jan
1136
210
277*
>'
s
-
96
-250
,
>
8 3*
63*
273*
3336
HarnWchfeger Corp1
Stocks
50
1436
torn.*.*
GoodyearTire A Rub com *
Gossard Co (H W) coin..*
ft 5:
l'eb
105
50
f2636
13*
Great Laki
Exchange
Frida
12)4
20
53*
Goldblatt Bros Inc
Boston Stock
31
200
3336
General Outdoor Adv com*
Jan.
Jan
'
Gen Motors Corp com., 10
Jan
Feb
J.
General Foods common.. *
3*
'H
;*!?*
General Finance Corp coml
2 000
71V
Feb
47*
336
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'513*
51
60-v
71V
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4
19
v..
com.. .1. *
6V
40
23:
34 J*
27
Common. if 62.2—2.-
Jan
Jan
compiled
tales
Sale
Frice
Ear
Stocks-
Jan
IV
53*
1
Fltz fcimons & Con DAD
1,812
23 V
Jan
250
16
:
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-
15
..
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1
278
103
2236
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,
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1236
153*
j
40c
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Feb
336
inclusive,
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4936
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133*
1236
100
com 1
183*
•>
9)4
Jan
23*
2136
836
56
133*
Curtiss-Wiiffbt Corp com. 1
23
Jan
45
5,050
110
both
6,
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to
Jan
4%
110
31
Feh
50
300
650
■
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60
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120
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.
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4.25
27
30
4
3*
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Jan
29
50
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Jan
IV
32V
63*
.
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Vot tr ci fs part pf shs.50
Container Ct.rp of Araer—
Common2 2 2.1..... 20
550
112
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
High
-
Jan
»I«
200
1
556
TJOW
10,400
3
1
,
21K
f
Distillery^.. 1
Bonds—T-.'TT:.
i.1
-
—..1.
7% Gumul oref—2;2.;i00
Cunningham Drug fc.ts.2 Mi
5
.
50
11V
30H
Northern Central Ey —50
ow
25'4
Jan
4
32
143*.
112
112;,
New Amsterdam C( «ualty2
Penna Water A 1
Feb
50c
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
:-
Shares
136
3236
Cities Sen In* Go <,om- ._10
173*.
High
136
3236
Continental ®teel pref.. 100
100
..
Natbnal Marine Bj.nk.
s
25
2.137
52
V
48V
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MtV'er- Wdbury V" i ls.prflOO
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13*
11
...1
o
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14
Fidelity & Deposit. --...20
Fidelity & Guar Fire Corf lO
in
High
14 V
2
,
110
5V
51
1
Houston Oil pref...
Jan. I
?—
Common v t c..
.Finance Co of A
Price
Chicago Flex Rhaft com.45
Chicago Tel Cab cap—.
Low
880
,
113V 113 v
1
<■ om...
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V
51
100
Eastern Sugars; sua
J referred v t
5M
*
..
4V% prof B—
163*
25
,25
V 74c
90c
Week"
Par
Chrysler Cnfp common..,5
Shares
for
of Prices
Chicago Corp common... 1
Convertible Preferred
Week
Hi'ih
{.Continued)
Com'wealth Edison com.25
Arundel Corp..c.i_.
Is
salts -lists
Bance Since
for,
of Prices
Price.
Atlantic Coast I. (Conn). 10
Halt Transit com v t c.... *
Cocsol Gas E L A T
official
tales
Last
Par
from
Stocks
Week's Rangt
Sale
Exchange
Friday
Stocks-
Sales
Last
Baltimore Stock
IV
Feb
2V
Jan
River RalBon Paper coin--*
Siotte -ju'1 on
omiron.10
236
1536
335
2V
Jan
Feb
460
15 V
l'eb
2V
15V
-•
91
4
20
12V
Jan
13V
Jan
220
9 V
Jan
10
Jan
__
263*
6
6
6
73c
69c
75c
322
6
57c
2,300
350
1536
20V
112
:
Feb
27
Jan
Feb
6
Feb
Jan
75c
Feb
Jan
Feb
u%ar*uettM
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
$32
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Friday
Sales
Stocks
(Conffnwed)
Par
Week's Range
of Prices
Week
Price
Low
Speller "^"fg "oromon......l
2%
2K
100
Bmpllcity Pattern oora..l
IX
IX
300
IX
IX
418
Standard Tube B com_..l
Timken-Det Axle
1W
„10
31k
,..1
1.00
com
Tivoll Brewing com
Udvlite com
31
Universal Cooler B__
55 c
1
"l%
Warner Aircraft com
.
Jan
U S Rubber Co——
10
16k
...»
52 k
1
%
33
Jan
;Jan
90c
Jan
95c
Jan
2%
Jan
3
3%
500
3
Feb
3k
50c
Jan
55c
a77~~
Westlnghouse El & Mfg. 50
Feb
2%
IX
alOk allk
Warner Bros Pictures Inc. 5
Jan
Feb
Jan.
311 to
50c
55.
both
6,
2k
700
2%
Feb
1k
IX
4,000
lk
Jan
Inclusive,
Jan.
Feb.
to
31
6,
both
16k
16k
52 k
52 k
a5k
a5k
a77 k a78 k
inclusive,
Last
compiled
official
from
Sale
Par
Stocks—
100
V
:
X
■
Week's Range
of Prices
A merican Tel &
for
Sale
Par
Week
Price
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Price
.—*
Shares
High
Budd (E
12 k
Low
;
1.75
1.80
450
1.50
Jan
1.85
Jan
2.70
2.70
300
2.55
Jan
2.70
Feb
Corp—-.2
California Pack Corp com *
Central Invest Corp—100
Blue Diamond
1.85
1.80
alOk
alOk
a
w
_
Consolidated Steel Corp. *
Preferred :
_......*
6
~
Jan
Jan
Horn & Hard (Phila) com.
11
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
Ilk
Jan
94
10k
46k
Jan
46
k
Jan
757
5k
Jan
6
19
325
5 k
18k
Feb
18k
Jan
19
64
64
138
64
Feb
-
-
5k
-
380
240
33 k
Feb
7k
Feb
7k
Feb
Salt Dome Oil Corp
45
Ilk
Jan
11%
Jan
Sun Oil
50c
50c
45c
Jan
a3k
Investmt Co IB
Menas 0 Mfg Co.
1
Nordon Corporation Ltd.l
7
1.70
PToducts....'
10
com..25
Uk
pref.........-25
33 k
27 k
Jan
1,300
28c
22
310
21k
Jan
7
7
632
1.65
25
-
Jan
Jan
1.90
4c
Jan
53
Feb
compiled
Week
Low
High
236
9k
•
Jan
12k
134 k
122 k
2k
Jan
340
50
6 k
Jan
•7
70
44 k
Jan
49
658
Jan
k
Jan
9
16k
265
29k
29 k
!
18k
Jan
Jan
32 k
Jail
------
-
-
-
-
1.65
Jan
Jan
191
19
19
Jan
100
15k
5k
3k
22
Jan
5k
Jan
870
14
Fell
33
Jan
15k
36 k
Jan
Jan
50 k
Feb
*
■
5k
5k
14
15
36
36
Jan
3k
3k
Jan
5
Jan
Firemen's Fund Indem.. 10
Jan
3k
Jan
Fireman's Fund Ins Co.25
2k
38
2k
Jan
3
Jan
Food Machine Corp com 10
31k
31k
152
31k
3
3k
2.081
Jan
3k
32 k
33
844
31k
20
>
Jan
Jan
114
.
34 k
116k
Jan
1,898
Jan
176
176
10
174 k
Jan
176
Fel)
Gen Paint Corp com
116
116
10
110k
30
Jan
116
Feb
Golden State Co Ltd.—*
Jan
13k
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
27 k
Feb
Hoi ly Development— 1
23 k
24 k
30 k
14k
13 k
27 k
209
92
31k
14k
27 k
22 k
.
27 k
405
Jan
24 k
Fell
31k
9k
153
21k
Jan
22k-
Fel)
200,
2k
51k
Jan
3k
Jan
Honolulu Oil Corp capital *
Jan
55k
Jan
Hunt Brothers com—10
6k
200
k
Feb
ht
37
ht
Feb
H
1,154
%
Jan
k
.
14k
5
Sk
k
15 k
100
-32
150
5k
3u
k
5,319
103 k 106 k
Uk
Jan
Jan
16k
5k
106 k
Jan
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
10k
k
Jan
9
k
Jan
12
Jan
1,647
k
9k
Jan
10 k
Jan
600
Jan
50c
Feb
41k
125
40
Feb
41k
13
700
13
42c
10 k
Jan
2,695
3k
Jan
860
6k
8k
9
Jan
Jan
Feb
6k
Feb
1,097
4k
Jan
9k
5k
Jan
4k
1.50
6,606
90c
Jan
1.50
Feb
Magnin A Co (I) com...*
March Calcul Machine..5
5k
5k
220
5
Jan
5k
103
14
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mfg Co coin....1
Menasco
Jan
*
Occidental Insurance Co 10
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
4
4k
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
9
11
1.15
Magnavox Co Ltd
4k
100
4k
libby McNeill & Libby-7
Jan
UJ2
33 k
727
50c
5k
8k
8k
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
k
k
14k
138
Ilk
-.10
'lft
1
-v.
Jan
31k
13
13""
40
■
108
200
10
48C
Home F & M Ins Co cap 10
3k
53 k
k
Jan
1,297
12
9k
22 k
3u ":
Jan
Feb
40
50c
3k
Preferred
50
101
9k
12
Hale Bros Stores Iuc..... *
57
178
6k
6k
9k
:*
52 k
22 k
40
50k
50k
106 k 107 k
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd...*
25
106 k
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
176
106 k
Jan
Jan
1,069
Natomas Co
*
Jan
14
14
1.55
1.70
1.70
1,124
1.35
Jau
1.90
Jan
9k
1,050
8k
Jan
9k
Feb
9
9
27
27
23
k
6
6k
27
18
15
Jan
6 k
29
k
Jan
3k
Jan
1.45
27 k
202
27k
Fell
27 k
Feb
com..—25
19k
19 k
18k
Jau
20
25
104
25
Jan
25
Jan
6% 1st preferred.....25
5k% 1st pref
25
27 k
28
2,571
1,529
27 k
Feb
23 k
25k
27 k
Jan
27 k
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
95
Jan
97X
Jan
13 k
Feb
v
100
.
a5k
37
k
Feb
38 k
362
>
28 k
Jan
30 k
Jan
5k
Jan
5k
Jan
75
a21"
8k
200
4k
3,810
Jan
Jan
19c
k
Jan
8 k
Jan
4
Jan.
31
Feb.
to
inclusive,
both
(»,
Jan
k
20k
Jan
24k
Week's Range
Last
Sale
Par
Stocks^
sales
lists
$5 dividend—.
for
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
150
23
Jan
24
■
■
Low
Preferred
Feb
Allegheny Ludlum Steel..*
21
Jan
Blaw-Knox Co
*
""6k
200
2k
Jan
2 k
Jan
5k
19k
403
4k
Jan
5k
Feb
Clark (D L) Candy
*
Columbia Gas A Electric.*
lk
1,210
18k
Jan
20
21
6
6
50
21
Jan
22 k
250
6
Jan
7k
100
7
Jan
7
863
lk
Jan
tlk
Jan
R E & R Co Ltd pref —100
?.. *
2
1
lk
lk
k
27
Jan
28 k
Jan
Electric Products
25 k
Feb
26 k
Jan
Fort Pitt Brewing
------
28 k
28 k
391
Feb
29
Jan
13 k
1,300
1,489
F< b
22 k
lk
100
k
4
------
a
630
9k
Jan
9k
Feb
425
6c
a4k
a40%
a
128
9k
lk
lk
Jau
2
Feb
Republic
Jan
lk
Jan
Richfield Oil Corp com..
1,080
Roos Bros com
.
•
Jan
Feb
15
98
Jan
26 k
100
98
15
15k
205
44
44
44 k
53
10k
10k
10k
1.70
8k
Jan
Jan
15
Feb
15k
Jan
31k
Jan
45
Jan
350
10
Jau
11
""8 k
Jan
1.70
135
1.70
8 k
471
"ax
110
16
16
8
k
15
Feb
1.75
Jan
8k
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
16
13k
15k
Jan
i6k
Jan
3k
Jan
Home (Jos) common
*
18
18
10
18
Feb
18
Feb
Shell Union Oil com.... 15
13k
4k
18k
1,330
Feb
125
13k
lk
Feb
Hoppers Gas A Coke pf 100
96
96 k
90
93
Jan
96 k
Feb
So Cal Gas Co prifser A.25
28 k
28 k
600
28 k
Feb
Feb
29 k
Jan
Jan
Southern Pacific Co——*
12 k
13 k
1,673
Ilk
Jan
,13 k
Jan
20 k
Jan
4
4k
Jan
.*
Common..
Lone Star Gas
16
16k
*
16 k
8
100
8k
1.449
7k
Jan
Ryan Aeronautical Co—1
Mountain Fliel Supply.. 10
5k
5k
1.820
5k
Jan
Jan
Jan
Ohio OH A Gas,...
5
10c
10c
2,305
10c
Feb
10c
Feb
Tide Water Assd Oil com 10
9k
Jan
Fenn Federal Corp com..*
lk
lk
100
lk
Feb
lk
Feb
ik
36 k
lk
36 k
100
lk
Jan
Jan
Transainerica Corp.——2
100
36 k
Feb
lk
36 k
63 k
5k
Feb
Union Oil Co of Calif—25
4
Standard Oil Co of Calif. .*
13k
«
Jan
6c
1,200
Jan
6c
4k
Jan
4k
Jan
126 k
Jan
126 k
Jan
Jan
28 k
Jan
Jan
3k
.
Pittsburgh Brewii g. .....*
Pitts Coal Co pref..... 100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp.*
Ruud Mfg... 1.
5
Westing! ouse A ir Brake.. *
„
-
>'
-
-
-
-i
60k
4k
60k
7k
18
19k
78
61k
4k
7k
19k
77k
145
;
-
30 :.
.
478
Jan
59k
4k
Jan
7
Jan
f
Jan
Victor Equip Co com
1,675
22%
Feb
499
19k
9%
Janl
10 k
Jan
10 k
Feb
94
30
90 k
Jar.
96
Jan
Jan
4
4
4
4k
13 k
16k
13 k
13k
16 X
5,916
300
4
788
12 k
12 k
k
Jan
13 k
Jan
Feb
16
1
"2.50
2.50
2.90
1,300
2.50
Ilk
ilk
lit*
215
Feb
8k
8k
254
254
Jan
9
Jan
k
12
650
Ilk
8k
253 k
270
7k
Jan
Jan
19k
Feb
Vultee Aircraft
Jan
17k
76k
Jan
22k
5
Preferred
80k
Jan
Wells Fargo Bk & Un Tr 100
1
Feb
10k
Union Sugar com.*—...25
Jan
4k
14
94
.*
Preferred
v
8k
10
3k
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
k
Jan
Jan
90
76 k
Westlnghouse El A Mfg. 50
:
117
28
10
3k
Jan
14
13 k
Jan
14H
Feb
30
30
50
29
Jan
31
Jan
Yoeemite Ptld Cem pref. 10
2
2
123
2
Feb
2
Feb
887
126 k
Jan
27 k
Feb
128 k
28 k
Jan
226
Jau
3k
Fel)
1.45
Jan
Western Pipe A 8teel Co.
*
130
i4k
Yeilow Check Cab ser 1.50
90
230
Jau
23
22k
Jan
758
146
Jan
Feb
a4k
101
Jau
Jan
8k
a40% a40%
al27%aV28%
a26% a28
Jan
Feb
145
Feb
12k
8
Ilk
90
30
140
183
96
98
Jan
lk
850
k
6c
12 k
1
......
1,132
13k
8
9k
5
8k
5k
alO
10
13k
8k
8k
13k
k
642
Jan
Jan
18k
1,886
4k
Duquesne Brewing
J
etroleum com.l
Rayonier Incorp com
Harbison Walker Refrac—
12k
21k
lk
28k
Ilk
------
16
6
Jan
lk
686
145k 145 k
26 k
26 k
PugetBound PA T com..*
k
7
ik
9k
lk
30k
96 k
96
145k
Preferred........... 100
Jan
Jan
30 k
25 k
100
100
...
7
525
12 k
—
25k
125
96 k
30k
....:
Pac Public Service 1st pref*
High
-------
746
22 k
—
Pac Tel A Tel com
Week
of Prices
Price
2k
24
official
Parafflne Co's com......*
223
2k
5k
from
Sales
Friday
Feb
19c
8
compiled
Pac Light Corp com
Jan
3k
300
24 k
24 k
24
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Pac G A E Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
27 k
25k
Unlisted—
2k
Pennroad Corp vt'c:. —1
2k
20
V
2k
Jan
Jan
3k
10
k
Unlisted—
Jail
29
Jan
35
a34X a35k
3X
3X
100
3k
Feb
4k
Jan
13 k
13 k
120
13k
Feb
13k
Feb
10k
10k
150
10
Jun
10 k
Jan
39 k
3%
k
105
a 64
a22
1
-1
a 36
a63k
a 22
X
X
105
a25X
X
a34%
X
a27X
a 27
34 k'
a2k
34k
40 k
a28
Jan
k
Jan
"22 k"
k
Jan
3k
Jan
200
36
Jan
3k
21
Jan
Burkart Mfg common
Jan
9
Jan
Coca-Cola Bottling com.. 1
Jan
"28 k"
Jan
a40
——
25
Oil Co 10
Union Carbide A Carbon
Tide Water Assoe
a66k
Corp—
for
of Prices
is,„
300
a28%
a2k
900
25
2k
Jan
34 k
40 k
270
34 k
40 k
Feb
34
k
Feb
Feb
40k
Feb
28 k
28 k
Jan
International SI
Jan
Key Co common—.....
Laciede-Chrlsty Clay Prod
Jan
Jan
Jan
27 k
200
12 k
225
12k
Jan
k
13k
9?4
190
9 k
Feb
10 k
8
100
7k
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
8
55
15
250
21
5k
com....... 1
Common
7
7k
5k
7k
oe
Common.......
Laclede Steel
4k
High
4k
10 k
..100
5
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
17
Fell
Packard Motor Co com...*
13k
13k
75
12 k
Jan
14
Jan
10k
uk
110k 112
455
9k
Jan
Uk
Jan
20
110k
5k
Feb
Jan
5k
5k
500
5k
Feb
5k
4k
40k
Jan
Sterling Alum com......1
Stlx, Boer & Ful .er com. 10
8
8
120
8
Feb
Jan
Jan
Vardaman Shoe
com
1
50c
50c
83
50c
Fell
Feb
Jan
Wagner Electric
torn
15
22k
22k
190
21k
Jan
100
50
Jan
4X
24
Jan
Jan
5
40 k
4
k
24k
145
42
9%
Jan
9k
Jan
185
from
official
2
2
9c
9c
85
100
10c
Stocks (Continued)
sales
85k
85k
39k
39k
--
High
5% preferred
13
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
,
50
Jan
17k
Jan
4k
~~6k
—60
5
For footnotes see page 633.
8
8k
Feb
Candn Car A
29
,
25
13 k
Jan
14 k
Jan
148 k
6k
Jan
Jan
150 k
8k
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Class B
20 k
Jan
Jan
Jan
21k
6k
Jan
Candn Pacific Railway..25
Jan
Con Mining A
12k
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
Distillers Seagrams
Preferred
260
4
k
Ilk
8
Ind
114 k
16k
Alcohol..:*
3k
3k
*
...
6
Smelting..5
*
...100
5
6k
28k
5
6k
29k
105
6k
23k
25
25k
124
.
.
4k
101 k 102
5k
23k
Foundry..*
217
4k
105
Preferred...........25
231
25
19c
Jan
Jan
—*
—
Jan
Uk
Jan
k" jau
13k
Jan
Feb
Jan
a
13k
«k
145
27 k
28 k
a26k a27k
alk
alk
5k'
Jan
6k
8
Jan
8k
60
27
Jan
29k
148
27
28
lk
Jan
1
k
Jan
3k
43
3
Feb
3k
Feb
3
3k
a34k a34k
3,160
4
Jan
7c
36 k
Jan
36k
Jan
7c
Jan
9c
2.16
Jan
235
26 k
Jft"
27 k
Jan
2.10
2.15
1,100
1.80
Jar
2.00
Jun
12k
170
12k
Jan
13 k
Jan
a28
a28k
a9k
50
1.15
1.15
640
1.15
Jan
a2 k
«2k
75
2 k
Jan
23 k
a3
a2k
24
400
22 k
a3
20
2k
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
7 k
Jan
10
6
6
8
8k
310
17
23
23
23
Jan
3
Jan
6
Jun
8k
Feb
22
Jan
23
Feb
19
269
19
Feb
20 k
Jan
27 k
600
28 k
Jan
530
27k
25k
Jan
25k
Feb
26 k
Jail
Jan
Stand Oil Co of N J—25
a40k a40k
75
65c
Jan
United Aircraft Corp cap.5
a3i k
a31k
20
23 k
Jan
1
United States Steel com..*
.05
Jan
Jan
Feb
19
8k
40
2k
25k
*
Jau
1.15
24
27 k
Standard Brands Inc
Warner Bros Pictures—6
Jan
73
Jan
Feb
2.95
Jan
1,000
25
25
85 k
Jan
Jan
50
6% preferred—..
5X% preferred
Feb
12
295
12k
a9k
a28k
So Calif Edison Ltd com 25
U 8 Petroleum Co...
.
"
270
8
Feb
85
25k
4
4
1,05
1,005
4
97c
4
Feb
5
39 k
Jan
Jan
41k
32 k
Jan
31k
33,300
95c
Jan
1.05
Feb
Jan
Jan
5k
k
415
52 k
Jan
55k
Jan
3
....
3k
630
2.65
Jan
3k
Jan
5k
5k
300
5 k
Feb
5k
Jan
52k
6c
6c
200
6c
Jan
6c
Jan
1
70c
72c
230
70c
Jan
80c
Jan
Preferred
Sales
.
Preferred 7% ......100
Canadian Cottons pref. 100
Cndn Foreign Invest....*
100
2
Feb
Feb
85k
for
Sales
Friday
Last
Low
Stocks (Continued)
High
1
Par
Week's Range
for
Sale
Range Since Jan. 1
Week
of Prices
Low
High Shares
101k
Canadian Cehnese
13
9k
5
Listed and Unlisted
Week's Range
Price
Par
...
Low
410
Westates Petroleum com.l
39 X
........ ..
18
200
Jan
,
Preferred.
100
Can North Power Corp..*
Canada Steampshlp
16
5k
Feb
32 k
SI,000
10k
a2%
V
of Prices
Low
High
Week
Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
"
176
12
8k
Jan
.
9c
85
lists
615
12
2
Jan
10k
a2k
a 13k
7c
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com 5
St Louis Car 6s extd—1945
St LouisPublie Service—
9
400
7
Sale
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
8
20 k
6
2,300
85
Last
Sales
for
Week
7k
20k
3%
6k
Preferred
25 year conv Income 1964
Exchange
«0
50
Bonds—
19
,
112
18k
16
*
Jan
Jan
110
"8k
Pennsylvania RR Co—50
Radio Corp of America. .*
Riverside Cement cl A...*
Schumach Wall Bd com..*
5k
Jan
40c
3
Pacific Port Cement com 10
16
5k
Feb
36 k
.1
50
...»
18 k
Brit Col Power Corp A.—*
4k
18
Common..:
Securities Inv pref.
k
alk
North American Aviation 1
Feb
Scuilin Steel warrants
16
Bmeu Silk Mills.—...*
Feb
4k
Jan
Feb
*
Hk
100
8%
*
14 k
Montgomery Ward A Co.*
Mountain City Conner..5c
32
53 k
Asbestos Corp.....
148 k 149
Jan
Feti
3k
Jan
Jan
Algoma Steel.
*
Jan
28
—
430
Rice-Stlx Dry Gds com. ..»
St. Louis Bank Bldg Equlpt
Assoc Breweries...:.
100
2k
27k
a 26
North American Co com 10
Canadian Bronze pref. .100
A.*
25
480
Feb
13
8k
M J AM AM Cons—
.
5
13k
*
*
13
Fell
53
183
I
Lew
Jan
5k
Hobbs Battery cl A
17
5
Canada Cement.........
Par1 Price
13k
Jan
Jan
compiled
of Prices
Feb
13k
£
Montreal Slock
Week's Range
Jau
17 k
a66k a67%
Sale
8
5
7
Jan
50
Last
Feb
.*
Honokaa Sugar Co
20
Idaho Mary Mines Corp.l
Kenn Copper Corp com. .*
Jan
al7k «17k
a3% a4X
a39% a40k
4%
4%
a24% a.24%
a37% a 38 k
alOH a 10k
Feb
Jan
Jan
7 k
Feb
k
2%
305
fl2k
35k
Jan
Jan
6k
9%
Jan
10k
Jan
8
5k
29 k
3lc
Consolidated Oil Corp..
9
425
Jan
36 k
Curtl8s-Wright Corp
1
Dominguez Oil Co
.*
General Electric Co—...*
21
Jun
165
Jan
Jan
1.25
1,534
Jan
Feb
340
35c
17
i6k
20
1st preferred
3k
32
31
32
..*
com
100
140
35k
35k
a34k «36k
16 k
Feb
9k
18k
6k
1.35
3
32c
Blair A Co Inc capital—1
Jan
10 %
Feb
35k
1.35
Feb
15k
12k
25
8k
Fjiday
125
5k
Friuay
I
25
13 k
3k
com..*
National Candy com...
3
1.35
Cities Service Co com... 10
High
145
53
inclusive,
250
5%
CANADIAN MARKETS
both
20
Ok
21
13 k
j.
Midw Piping & Sply com.*
9X
Argonaut Mlntng Co..... 5
Bunker Hill A Sullivan.2k
Low
Griesedieck-West Brew-
Jan
2k
9k
Falstaff Brew
Jan
»16
16
9k
Hydr Pressed Brick pf. 100
Jan
172
lists
198
:
Bendix Aviation Corp...5
High Shares
15k
Hussmann-Ligonier com. *
Feb
Jan
sales
Range Since Jan. 1
13k
14X
Emerson Electric com...4
8
official
Week
Low
*
Ely & Walker D Gds com25
3
85
k
27 k
from
Sales
E Ider M fg common
a25k
205
compiled
Week's Range
1
a27k
a34%
20
Min..50
Anglo Nat Corp A com...
Cons Edison Co of N Y—*
Jan
8
"27 k"
Anaconda Copper
Jan
21
65
8
Price
53
a28k
53
Par
Stocks—
100
a8
inclusive,
Last
Jan
k
9k
8k
both
6,
Sale
12 k
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.U
Southern Ry Co.......—1
Standard Brands Inc.... -«
Standard Oil Co (N J). .25
Studebaker Corp
1
Swift & Co
25
Feb.
9
9X
—
to
3]
Friday
"22 *k"
Exchange
Atch Top A Santa Fe—100
Jan.
75
a38X a38%
X
%
3k
3X
a22X a22%
aVA
39
St. Louis Stock
127k 127k
27k 27k
3k
3k
Amer Tel A Tel Co—100
Jan
80
a36
aUX
Radio Corp'of America. - - *
Republic eteel Corp
,*
Seaboard Oil Co of Del-—*
Sears Roebuck & Co
*
Bulo'o
469
Feb
66
Building Products A
2.50
3k
a23k a24
9X
9X
a2% a2%
a 17
al7<X
a 12% a 12%
Bell Telephone
Jan
2.20
2.20
1.35
Pennsylvania RR Co — -50
Rrnsillan "FLAP
Jan
88
2S0
105
Bathurst Pow A Paper
Jan
Ilk
Jan
1.202
14k al5k
Agnew-8urpas8 Shoe
3 k
Jau
85
3k
a
Stocks—
3k
10k
Feb
948
1.40
Paramount Pictures Inc.-l
6,
610
245
1
25k
.....*
Feb.
3k
Uk
86
3k
8
to
3k
Ilk
85k
1.35
50
Ohio Oil Co
31
Preferred....
El Dorado Oil Works
116
*
Jan
3k
5
10
27 k
Montg Ward A Co Inc...*
N Y central RR Co.....*
North Amer Aviation Inc. 1
North American Co
*
Jan.
10
...100
.
2k
19 k
com.*
27 k
Corp..*
(The)
Jan
434
Preferred.....*
25k
Graham-Paige M otorsCrpl
Iut'I Nickel Co of Canada *
lnt'l Tel A Tel Corp
-»
Texas Corp
*v23k
"86""
22
3k
3k
23 k
*
Jan
*
Pure Oil Co—
Feb
-21k
*
19
*
loew's Iuc...
Jan
21k
21k
Pacific Coast Aggregates.5
19
Corp....*
Hennecott Copper
2.00
Oliver t td Filters cl B
-
viation Corp.—6
—
51
Jan
10
1.65
O'Connor M offatt cl A A.
5k
a40k a40k
24k
Borg-Warner Corp
5
Caterpi 1 a* Tractor Co... *
Comnwlth & Bouthn Corp*
Continental Motors Corp. 1
Continental Oil Co (Del).5
Class A
Jan
Jan
50 k
1.55
Jan
405
51
1.60
Jan
4
cl3
5
General Electric Co.
Jan
Jan
5
General Foods Corp
16
Jan
Feb
«21c
Corp*
Curtiss-Wright Corp
1
—
...*
Common
Jan
Jan
Jan
264
Ilk
17 k
6k
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp-
Jan
k
—
Preferred..
f
3,400
103 k
Feb
333
51
16 k
Crown Zell'bach Corp com5
Jan
Feb
k
Jan
10 k
5
19k
8k
TopekaA Santa
FeRy..
-100
Aviation Corp (The) (Del) 3
/
Common....
Jan
3k
Jan
98
170
12
k
AnacondaCopperMlnCoSO
Bethlehem StefI
947
10k
17
Creameries of Amer Inc—
Feb
Atchison
Bendix
7
102
10k
16k
25
-
------
Ret Co.*
Barnsdall Oil Co
7
102
10k
Jan
Unlisted Stocks—
Baldwin locom Wks v t
Jan
k
7k
4k
1
Preferred
Feb
4
4k
25
Westmoreland Inc
2k
Jan
Emporium Capwellcom.
Preferred (ww)
50
25
United Gas Improve
Jan
4
Cent Eureka Min Co com 1
Ilk 12k
127 k 129
3k
2k
7 ■'
6k
47 k
48k
k
k
17 k
17k
31k 32 k
32 k
33k
114k 114k
—
—
•2
Calif Packing Corp pref.50
Shares
High
200
1,200
Jan
Consoll-
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
2k
4.
•
Bank of California N A.80
Byron Jackson Co.......
Calif Cotton Mills com. 100
1.85
4
Atlas Imp. Diesel Eagine.5
lists
High
Jan
2k
Assoc Ins Fund Inc..:.. 10
sales
Low
1.50
5,000
Jan
....1
Armour & Co (111)—;
2k
1.85
6k
a5k
4
Tel Co.... 100
Low
for
1.80
Range Since Jan. 1
for
Week
Shares
3k
f dated Mining Co-.i. 10c
Amer Smelting A
official
lists
27 k
A..:.*
Amer Rad A f td Sanl
from
of Prices
High
Low
1.80
Alaska-Juneau Gold Min 10
sales
19k
Mining Stocks-
Amer Tel A
Price
official
272
320
30 k
f
Par
Stocks-
from
Sales
Sale
76
IFee/t's Range
of Prices
-1
*
—
United Corp com
Jan
37 k
Mammoth
Jan
compiled
Week's Range
5,116
30k
Black
—
7 referred—
Jan
7
.
1.30
5k
37 k
prefA25
Southern Pacific Co
*
Standard Oil Co of Calif--*
Sunrt.y Oil Corp.
--1
Transatneriea Corp
2
Trana-on A Western Air. .5
Union Oil of California.-25
Vultce Aireralt Inc
1
5k
Last;
19k
30k
So Calif Gas Co6%
Jan
10
inclusive,
Friday
12
37 k
-*
.25
6% preferred B — ...25
5 X°l preferred C
25
6k
both
6,
5k
10k
Pacific L'ghting
Signal Oil A Gas Co
23
Jan
7
Jan
33c
4,000
5e
Faiifi; Indemnity
Solar Aircraft Co
55 k
Feb.
19 k
Pacific Finance Corp com
Pa"ific Gas A Elec
Fontag Drug Stores
So Calif Edison Co Ltd.
Feb
Sales
""4 k
50
preferred—
k
*
Tonopah Mining..
Feb
7k
4,980
1.80
5e
Feb
2d
Transit Invest Corp
:
Fell
k
28c
22
50c
70
200
7k
7
7k
28c
Los Angeles
1,120
7k
33
Reading RR
:
50
1st preferred. ——50
350
7k
Ryan Aeronautical Co— 1
Fate way 8 Stores Inc.
*
Security Co Units of Ben Int
Jan
leb
5k
Jan
32
Feb
385
Feb
5k
Jan
k
400
50c
......1
Lincoln Petroleum Co.. 10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.. 1
Co... 10
Corp com *
Pacific Western Oil Corp 10
Bice Ranch Oil Co......1
Richfield Oil Corp com.—*
Jan
380
Jan
5k
a3k
Holly Deve'opment Co...l
Hudson Motor Car Co..-*
Lane-Wells Co
5H%l8tpref
46
318
5k
33k
7k
52 k
to
Jan
Jan
V 2k
General V otors........ 10
al2k al2k
33k
Goodyear Tire & Rubr Co *
6% 1st
475
k
380
5k
------
Gladding McBean & Co..*
Pacific Clay
5
Jan
64
-
16 k
3k
Lehigh Coal A Nav
*
Lehigh Valley......
-50
National Power & Light—*
Pennroad Corp vtc
1
Pennsylvania RR50
Penna Salt Mfg—
50
Phila Eiec of Pa 66 pref... *
Pi.llaElec Co $4.40 prt 100
19
111
-
preferred.—
18k
60
(i
48k
Flectric Storage Battery 100
100
04
-
Douglas Aircraft Co.....
Farmers A Merchants Na¬
tional Bank.
100
FiUsimmons Stores Ltd.-l
General M otors Corp com 10
Frier
7
—*
165
JO'*
a47k a49k
----
Jan
2.00
5
1.80
1
Chrysler Corp
5
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
Jan
"3 X
*
400
18k
Ilk
18k
11
Cessna Aircraft Co..----l
100
Chrysler Corp...
Curtis Pub Co com
High
Bandini Petro eum Co..
1
Tel
G) Mfg Co—.*
Budd Wheel Co—
Aircraft Accessories Inc 50c
-
Jan
31
Commonwealth Edison. .25
Sales
Last
Stocks-
16 k
lists
sales
A merican Qtores
■
Jan.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
'
Friday
San Francisco Stock Exchange
High
Aircraft Accessories..—50c
Angeles Stock Exchange
Feb.
■Low-"
60
Friday
Los
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Shares
Jan
300
TJS Steel Corp....
5
High
Jan
2k
Walker & Co B.._
Low
United A lr Lines Transp.
200
3
3
.*
Price
IVt
Feb
31
Week
Jan
712
1.00
3
United Shirt Dist com...*
1%
for
ofFrices
2X
Jan
Jan
Jrn
IX
0
355
31
03c
_.___1
2k
Par
Stocks-
High
Low
Shares
High
Week's Range
Sale
for
Sale
Sales
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Last
.
-
124
114k 114k
16k 16k
3k
3k
3k
3k
6
6k
38k 39
110
4 k.
Jan
•
5
Jan
Dominion Bridge....—.*
Jan
103
Jan
Dominion Coal pref....25
Jan
5
Jan
Dominion Glass pref... 100
659
4k
6k
Feb
28k
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dominion Steel A Coal B 25
558
6k
: 29k
23 k
206
5
31
145
101
105
Feb
Jan
105
4
Feb
Dominion Tar A Chem..*
4
4
10
23 H
Jan
Feb
Preferred
.....100
Dominion Textile..
123
Jan
Jan
Jan
114k
Feb
114 k
Feb
Dryden Paper.
Kle^trolux Corp......... 1
Fam Plavers C Corp.
*
2,005
3k
3k
5k
Jan
Jan.
Jan
Jan
15
3k
3k
6k
Jan
Gatineau
k
Jan
Jan
201
38k
Jan
39
Jan
23
23
2
22 k
Jan
26 k
Jan
97
97
20
95
Jan
95
Jan
5% preferred.
*
-.100
General Steel Wares.....*
85k
80
5k
5
3
19k
k
19k
15
5k
15
5k
71
5k
71
6
15k
6k
k
Jan
7
Jan
4k
Feb i
Jan
4
Jan
8k
155
85 k
Feb
85k
79 k
Jan
Jan
82
5k
4k
Jan
4
17
Jan
10
118
15
Jan
20
72
1,400
125
Jan
Jan
Feb
150
20
Jan:
150
20
85 k
80
3
5k
Foundation Co of Can...*
Jan
85
80
23 H
Jan
4
26 k
125 k
15
Jan
25
Jan
25
15
150
4k
Feb
600
10
Dominion Stores Ltd.... *
25
280
265
Jan
315
22
10
15k
150
23
6k
305
10
5k
15k
150
287
6k
4k
205
5k
15k
23 k
5k
5k
Feb
Jan
6
Jan:
k
i»k
16
Jan;
Feb
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
,72k
Jan
Jan
6k
91
91
120
89
Jan
3
3
190
3
Jau
3k
J ah
Feb
10k
Jan
...
9.50
9.63
815
9.50
92
1
-
1
Jan:
100
Gypsum Lltne A Alabas..*
Hollinger Gold Mines
5
Preferred.
■
Jan
.
^Number 4044
155
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
for
of Price*
Low
Price
Toronto Stock
High
Low
Sabres
High
'
Jan.
Stocks (0"C vd"d)
Par
*
Foward Pmilh "auer
Hudson Bay Mining
12
12
140
12
Jan
14
27k
225
26 k
Jan
: 28
31
to
Feb.
6,
both
Jan
27k
*
Jan
inclusive,
Ilk
817
8k
Jan
1,040
Ilk
Jan
12k
50
Ilk
Feb
12
Jan
725
34
Jan
36
Jan
75
12
Jan
13k
Jan
34 H
35
Inter Pete Co T td—.. —*
12k
12k
Int^rnat'l Power pref.. 100
87
3
0
*
6
Lindsay (C W)
Mont Cotton"
Montreal Telegraph._
_
Jan
90
Jan
10
Jan
10k
Jan
125
1.75
115
nref.__.100
Mont LHA Power Cons.*
85
25
6<:
1.55
M awey-Harris
25
9.
88
,
Jan
2.00
115
Jau
115
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
23 k
3,104 ; 21k
22k
24 k
16
.40
Mont Tramways._____ 100
Feb
1.55
225
115
21k
24k
21k
6
Jan
5k
Feb
24 k
Jan
24 k
Jan
10
Jan
16 k
Jan
16
31
5
Par
Stocks—
Week's Range
lists
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
for
High
00c
*
Acme Gas
7c
A lax O A G.j.—....... 1
60c
110
50c
Jan
60c
6 k
150
5 k
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
1,700
6kc
12c
500
10 kc
12c
25
Alberta Pac Grain pref. 100
13c
Aldermac
25
49c
2.25
2.25
2,25
1
Ang'o Hur
7kc
7kc
lkc
1.20
•
Arntfleld
-
Ashley..
——..•—
1
... ——
1
1.35
Bank! ield. -v i '»£. —.—-1
5c
—
Jan
8
Jan
16 kc
9
47c
500
*
*
27
Jan
Feb
55o
Feb
12c
21700
9
47c
49c
22
25
13c 13kc
9
AlgomaSteel
Anglo-Canadian
Aunor—
7 kc
3,545
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.65
Jan
228
2.25
9c
8.000
7kc
Feb
9c
2 600
Ike
Feb
lkc
Feb
1.30
2,353
1.20
Feb
1.47
Jan
5ke
6,600
3kc
Jan
5kc
Jan
'
24 k
48 k
Noranda Mines Ltd.—*
Omlvle Flour Mills
»
39k
Jan
33
Jan
34
Jan
47k
05
,515
Jan
Jan
52
Jan
20k
Iff'
22
Jan
16
Feb
176
21
Jan
25
20k
16
16
Feb
4
Jan
5
Jan
3k
Iff
•
Jan
*
210
3k
10k
3k
10k
125
100
10
Jan
11
Jan
Ilk
Hk
183
Ilk
Jan
13
Jan
3k
Ottawa L H A P
Price Bros A Co Ltd
3 k
*
Quebec Power
3k
5
3k
Jan
*
10k
Knitting
St. Lawrence Corp
17
94
Jan
94
105
Jan
1.60
1.60
1.60
1,250
14k
*
50
preferred
Jan
Jan
15
105
105
105
Sagcenay Power pref.. 100
14
14k
330
;
Jan
2.00
Jan
Jan
1.60
14
Jan
15k
Jan
Jan
St Lawrence Flour Mil's. .*
22
22
30
22
Jan
22
40
41
73
40
Jan
43
m
Sherwin Wllllnms of Can.*
13
Slmrro'S preferred
13k
13
75 V
•; 9
Jan
14
Jan
13
Feb
13 k
Jan
25
75k
Jan
75k
Jan
9
Jan
9k
Jau
135
v
9k
63
63
64
61
Jan
63
Jan
25
Preferred
68
68k
20
68 k
Jan
68 k
Jan
United Steel Corp
3k
VImi Biscuit.--
3k
Wabasso Cotton
3k
3k
1.00
*
Zellers——
Ilk
1 referred..
....25
25
39
39
Winnipeg Electric A
Feb
3k
Teh
3
39
Feb
40
1.00
Jan
wfx
24k
16
1.00
25
11"
24k
200
11/
24 k
Bank of Toronto—... 100
k
Feb
1.10
Jan
Jan
Jan
Ilk
Jan
Feb
25
Jan
H-inks—
100
Montreal..
100
10
151
Jan
153
Feb
16
153
187
Jan
189
Jan
152
152
51
270
Jan
153 k
135
151
Jan
Nova Scotia
100
274*
188 k 188 k
274
274
Roval
100
153
153
274
1
Feb
153k
Jan
31
to
Feb.
both
6,
inclusive,
compiled
3,000
7kc
Jan
9ko
6kc
17,700
iQ
Jan
6kc
Beattie Gold
BidgoodK
-1
— ....
—-
149
8kc
1 Veek's
ImH
Sale
Par
Stocks-
Pange
Low
ir
Hi
4,100
85c
Feb
320
148k
8kc
Feb
85c
8kc
8ko
6% cum pref
....100
Aluminium Ltd......:.
Beauharnois Power Corp.*
490
6k
9
101
High
>
50
7
Jan
95
3
Feb
7 k
3
15
30
Feb
32 k
8
:'»i 8
30
8
*
Bobjo
1
8kc
1
*
27c
20c
8.25
8.00
7k
7k
5
Bouetal
f
Brazil Traction
*
*
British Dominion Oil
Brew & Dlst of Vancouver 5
Can Packers
'65c
Jan
85
Jan
7
Jan
100
Jan
109
Jau
Buffalo Ankerlte
"
542
9k
Jan
*
Can Crush Stone.—....
CndnBank or CommercelOO
Jan
5
Jan
Feb
18
Jan
20 k
22
Jan
59,750
16
Jan
26
Feb
52c
54c
9k
Canadian Can A
—
12
100
101k 101k
46
46
37
37 k
86
120
85
Jan
87
Jan
17
120
Jan
126
Jan
6k
105
6k
Jan
k
Jan
29 k
172
28 k
Jan
29 k
Jan
53
55
130
52 k
Jan
57
Jan
21k
1.00
1.15
1.5
•
1.20
28 k
19k
19k
9
25 k
Jan
22 k
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.50
Jan
85
114 k
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.20
Feb
28
Jan
30 k
Jan
19k
Feb
22
Jan
127
25
770
5k
35
105
85
7
Feb
9k
Feb
5k
154
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
22
Jan
24
Feb
25k
Jan
26k
Jan
Jan
125
124
45
120
Jan
12k
13
60
12
Jan
14k
Jan
3kc
3kc
510
3c
Jan
3kC
Jan
45c
45c
1,300
45c
Jan
46c
Jan
5k
6k
1,264
5k
Jan
6k
Ike
9
9
15
Jan
10
Jan
10
1.45
1.05
1.55
700
1.45
Feb
1.72
Jan
1.04
1.11
7,250
1.04
Feb
1.30
Jan
L24
1.20
54c
51c
Jan
10 kc
Jan
3k
Jan
3k
500
10c
12c
Jan
1.24
1,200
1.20
Feb
1.50
Jan
56c
4,700
51c
Jan
58c
Jan
10kc lOkc
50
Commonwealth Petroleum*
85
15
87
Jan
87
Jan
5
Feb
_.—.-»*
Consolidated Smelting— .5
Consumers Gas
100
Cons Baks
Jan
30c
Feb
10
10
100
10
Feb
10k
Jan
38 k
38 k
39
218
38
Jan
39
Jan
30
126
Jan
132
5k
30c
Crow's Nest Coal
*
1
*
100
6
400
30c
400
130
5k
26c
Jan
Jan
19k
19k
10
19 k
Feb
21k
Jan
31
100
Davies Petroleum
30c
130
——*
Cosmos
Jan
6
Jan
10
*
Cockshutt now....
Jan
31
70
31
Jan
'33
Jan
11
82k
Jan
85
Feb
15
85
83
106 k
Jan
108
Jan
Dome M Ines.
.
i.
.... -
Jan
Dominion Bank
Jan
31
Jan
Jan
.
.
Dominion SteelclB
1.20
Canadian Industries B...*
160
160
28
1.15
Jan
159
Jan
3
23
3
15
3
23
50
21
6
20
6k
5k
^
6k
6k
50
3
3k
1,392
50c
3
Cub Alrcralt Corp Ltd...'
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
Du<iuesne
Jan
6
Commercli 1 Alcohol pre.'. 5
161
Jan
.
50c
109
23 k
6
3k
3k
16k
12k
3k
16k
Fraser Cos vot trust
13k
—
J^n
3
Jan
3k
Jan
Eastern Malartic
50c
Jan
50c
Jan
Eluorado
Feb
East Crest
3k
3k
267
3k
Jan
4
Jan
188
3k
Jan
3k
Jan
15k
Jan
16k
Jan
Fanny Farmer
Federal Kirkland
13k
413
12
Jan
13k
Feb
Fernland
25c
20
25c
Jan
25c
Jan
2k
20
2k
Feb
2k
Feb
1.50
25
1.05
Jan
1.50
10c
?0c
100
35c
50
Int Utilities Corp A......*
Lake Sulphite Pxlp Co—
35c
75
3
Jan
3
Jan
10c
Jan
10c
Jan
30
53
52
6
35c
Feb
15k
Jan
Jan
15
Feb
Feb
35c
1,072
16
15
15
54
Jau
Jan
6
Jan
Massey-Hurrls Co. Ltd—
53
'
i
*
.
5k
13
12
Mtl Ref & «-.tor S3 cum pf_*
53
5k
6k
12k
1(H)
85
12k ^
10
100
20
*
Ilk
Ilk
100
Jan
—
;
8
32
Jan
Provincial Transport Co..*
6
6
;
10
6
Quebec Tel A Pow Corp A *
4
4
20
4
Jan ■''
19
19
325
19
101
102 k
1
7
1
44k
19k
25
44k
19k
Jan
25
85 k
7
Jan
87k
Jan
40
Jan
7 k
Feb
2.000
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
4c
Jan
Feb
2.30
Jan
49kc
Jan
*
1
3.50
-
Preferred
Grandoio
Great Lakes vot trust
-
110
•:
60
Jan
Great West Saddlery
Jan
Guunar
—
19k
1,100
13c
13c
Jan
1.00
Jan
H am ilton Bridge—
50 k
Jan
Hrd Carpet
Feb
Hard Rock
*
1
5k
5
5
3kc
15c
3kc
13
3kc
2 000
Feb
5
3kc
Jan
Jan
14c
15c
3,300
12kc
Jan
20c
Jan
9kc
9kc
1,500
-9c
Jan
9 kc
5kc
2 000
—
4kc
Jan
2kc
Jan
Feb
4kc
Jan
8 k.o
45
Jan
26
Jan
9
Jan
Nat Steel Car.
*
33
34 k
Nay bob
1
—.1
Negus.
New Golden Rose
Niplssing
48 k
International Nickel
100
2.60
Feb
Jan
.1
Jack Waite--
600
1.27
Jau
1.31
Jan
100
85c
Jan
'87c
Feb
48c
1,000
48c
Jan
50c
Jan
lkc
4,000
lc
Jan
lkc
Feb
90c
99c
730
90c
Feb
1.04
48 k
352
4,800
47 k
82c
Jan
87c
48
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
89c
Jan
2,075
79c
Feb
90c
Jan
35c
40c
300
35c
Jan
38c
Jan
7c
8kc
29,800
7c
Feb
10c
Jan
PacaltaOlls
..*
3kc
3kc
Jan
Page-Hcrsey
__*
Partanen-M alartic
79c
Paymaster..
1
Perron
"l5c
Pioneer
15c
16c
1
Jan
'2c
Jan
15ko
Feb
16c
Feb
125
2.25
.7,500
2,600
1.30
2.27
1.90
2.25
Jan
103 k
Feb
Jan
99
165
lkc
1.27
Pickle-Cro wi.
3k 0
Jan
lc
2kc
3,000
3kc
100
lc
.100
.
„—.
80c
99
1
590
Jan
2.35
Jan
1.90
650
1.90
Jail
2.20
Jan
60c
Feb
75o
3
Jan
4 k
Jan
50c
Jan
57c
Jan
4
Jan
4
65c
60c
60c
2,900
3k
3k
3k
90
57c
i 200
4
k
4k
5
2.85
2.99
13,350
2.85
32c
717
16c
—
*
32c
—
17c
3,300
2kc
2kc
2,500
Premier
Pressed Metals
...1
Preston East Dome...—.1
2.92
Queenston.
Reno Gold.
..
RocheLL——
1
2kc
Jan
k
Jan
Feb
3.20
Jan
27kc
6
153 k 153 k
Royal Bank of Canada. 100
Jan
2.2$
57c
—
135
4,070
,
1
Powell-Rouyn
Power Corp.
Jan
39c
Jan
12c
Jan
2kc
Jan
k
151
Jan
17o. Feb
2kc
Jan
Jan
155
19k
Jan
Royal Ite Oil
*
18k
18k
28
18k
Jan
St Anthony...
1
3c
3kc
2,500
3c
Jan
4c
3,954
-1,000
1.75
Jan
2.05
Jan
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
75
13 k
86c
Feb
San Antonio
1
1.75
1.80
Senator Rouyn
1
12c
12c
Shawlnlgan Wat A Pow..*
13 k
87c
1.76
SherrlttHGordon
87c
Simpsons B
*
Preferred
100
*
Standard Chemicals
*
46c
160
160
77
105
3 kc
Jan
45c
Jan
49c
Jan
25c
Feb
33c
Jan
3kC
4kc
22,400
3kc
Feb
7c
Jan
4c
4,500
2k«
9k
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
17
Jan
20
Jan
288
61k
Jan
63 k
Jan
,25
68
Feb
70k
17k
63
68
68
11
62
25
68
7
25
4
kc
Jan
*
*
*
1.74
Jan
1.45
1.72
1.79
5,fio0
1.72
Jan
1.96
Jan
lkc
*
Sudbury Basin.
89 k
1,650
3,400
11
*
Preferred
Jan
75
Jan
Feb
160
26c
17k
Steep Rock
Feb
Jan
97c
45kC 45kc
25c
"
S ted man
Straw Lake
Jan
14
Jan
3kc
1
South End Petroleum
2,127
87c
76
77
1
Slave Lake
14
160
160
1
Slatlen-M alartic
lkc
1,000
lc
Jan
lkc
Jan
1.45
1.53
400
1.35
Jan
1.56
Jan
Jan
1
56c
57c
Jati
61c
1.68
1.85
3,695
2,900
55c
1.85
1.68
Feb
1.98
Jan
Ilk
—^
57c
1
Sullivan Consol
Sylvanite
Ilk
170
10k
Jan
Ilk
Jan
2.10
2.25
4,285
2.10
Feb
—
Teck-Hughes
2.25
Tip Top Tailors
*
Toburn
1
7
7
1.10
Toronto General Trust. 100
55
8
-
1.05
1.02
75
23
70
2.34
Jan
Feb
8k
Jan
Feb
7
1.02
12,980
1.08
Jan
Jan
Feb
76
Transcontln'tal Resources*
40c
76
42c
500
40c
Feb
50c
Jan
Twin City
2k
3k
215
lk
Jan
3 k
Feb
Jan
10k
Jan
Feb
36
*
_*
Union Gas
9k
9
9k
1,515
10
k
50
35
35
—.50
United Fuel cl A.
35
Jan
4c
Jan
4c
4c
1,100
4c
Jail
3k
3k
450
3k
Feb
1.01
1.06
12,300
1.01
Feb
1.24
Jan
3.30
3.30
105
3.30
Feb
3.70
Jan
8,kc 10kc
24,500
5k C
Jan
lie
Feb
4.40
4.45
1,000
4.40
Jan
4.80
Jan
44
44
44
19k
19k
10k
20
*
United Oils.
——
Upper Canada
1.03
1
Ventures
*
1
10kc
:.*
4.45
Vermllata
......*
Preferred. ........ ._„.*
4
Jan
45
43k
Jan
50 k
Jan
200
,
19k
Feb
21
Jan
100
10k
Jan
Ilk
Jan
Wood Cadillac
1
500
3kc
Feb
3kc
Feb
2.65
3kc
2.51
3kc
*
2.65
3,970
2.51
Feb
2.90
Jan
—*
3kc
4k
3kC
4k
3kc
1,000
3c
Jan
3kc
300
46c
Jan
49c
Jan
J M Cons
Sullivan Cons Mines
57c
3,400
57c
Feb
600
2.55
Feb
■2.68
Jan
2k
50
Feb
Jan
2k
Yinir Yankee
16
4 kC
Jan
4 kC
Jan
10 '4 c
300
10c
Feb
130
Jan
3k
320
3
Feb
3k
Jan
4ke
10c
10c
2.65
1,550
2.50
Jan
2.70
Feb
Lake Shore
15,500
2c
Jan
4
Feb
LamaqueG
3k
18
18c
27k
1,000
2kc
Jan
3c
35
35
35
101k
$1,100
500
101k 101k
100
99
99
Toronto Stock
kc
3k
3k
5,000
kc
Feb
kc
3k
to
Feb.
6,
27
8 k
UK
Ilk
27c
2.70
5c
18
130
Jan
12
11k
Jan
10,153
9.25
Feb
10.50
Jan
7,615
48,000
2.51
Jan
2.70
Feb
2kc
Feb
5c
I
compiled
Jan
18
Feb
19c
5.300
18c
27k
340
26 k
8k
12
27c
1
200
•
20c
Jan
Last
Sale
Par
Stocks—
Price
IFeeft's Range
28k
Jan
*
5
Canadian Vinegars
*
7
Canadian Marconi—
1
55c
Jan
204
Coast Copper...
Feb
99 k
Jau
Jan
8k
Jan
9k
Jan
455
Ilk
Feb
12 k
Jan
1,000
27c
Feb
30c
Jan
Jan
95
5
95
Feb
99
34 k
35
1,339
34
Jan
3«k
1,178
Jan
13k
Feb
16c
16c
12k
16c
500
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
Jan
29 kc
for
Week
29c
2kc
kc
2,400
500
2kc
Feb
2kc
kc
Feb
kc
Foothills
85c
——
24 kc
Mandy
Montreal lower
3.80
3.85
58c
14,660
2,700
3.75
10k
4.00
Feb
20
7
Feb
7k
Jan
55c
125
55c
Feb
60c
Jan
1
300
1"
Jan
1.10
Feb
7
.
Jan
3
393
2
10
65
Feb
65
Feb
23k
82k
120
22k
Jan
80c
85c
2.000
24kc 24kc
1,000
22k
3c
1.50
k
3k
Jan
23 k
Feb
Jan
82 k
Feb
75c
Jan
85c
Jan
15
*22 k
Feb
23 k
Jan
3c
1,000
lkc
Jan
3c
1.58
453
1.50
Feb
10
50
20
20
-
♦No par value,
a
Odd lot sales,
82
20
3.70
65c
4.35
Jan
Feb
62c
Feb
Jan
■
2,225
1,445
9.75
Feb
12
Jan
3.75
Feb
4.15
Jan
A Investment Co,
mon
b Et-stocfc dividend,
d Deferred delivery,
listed trading privileges,
1
9.75
5
65
3c
Oil Selections.—...
Feb
4.00
High
Feb
3
Feb
1,000
10.00
Low
5
Feb
1.75
20
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
-
'26c
27kc
Range Since Jan. 1
22k
65
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Textile....—
Sup'test com
official sales lists
23k
82k
.100
Pend Oreil.e
2kc
kc
29c
Jan
335
Jan
12
12k
40
65
2k
Con Paper—
Jan
from
Shares
5
1
...5
Corr Box pref.
3,196
of Prices
High
Low
Canadian Bud Brew
Jan
95
12 k
99
Sales
FridayI
Feb
16
13
95
3.85
*
101k
Jan
Feb
35
101 k
Exchange-Curb Section
inclusive,
both
Feb
40
31
Jan
200 k 200k
...1
-
Feb
Feb
Bond 8—
Uchl
Jan.
Klrkland Lake.
4kc
Jan
k
Feb
4k
324
4k
Jan
12
4kc
154
Oils-
*
*
York Knit
4
Jan
Jan
4kc
3
4C
lk
1,000
15
16
—....1
Kerr-Addison..
Homestead Oil A Gas....1
10k
Feb
2k
16
Jan
100
......*
Westons
4c
4c
4c
4c
56c
Je.llcoe
46c
1
Jason Mines.
88c
kc
23c
7kc
War Loan 2d.
34 k
International I etroleutn.. *
1.27
-
Jan
1
Ontario Nickel
Jan
Jan
3.00
ISc
85c
O'Brien Gold........... 1
OkaltaOils.
.*
49k
25
Jan
2.60
9,100
lc
90c
_.*
Feb
9 65
Jau
Feb
19c
48c
5
Normetal
47
12
2.22
10c
Jan
Jan
18c
Noranda
105
12
Ilk
90c
32 k
...1
.....:
47
9.25
Jan
'
8 k
65
9
Jan
Feb
Feb
25
33 k
9
War Loan 1st.
12
46c
Feb
4 kc
Jan
Jan
9.25
88c
Home Oil Co Ltd
lkc
1.000
Feb
Jan
20c
1.80
Feb
2.55
8,500
25 k
Feb
*
1.27
2.55
2c
4kc
43 k
5c
5
1
Wr.ght Hargreaves Mines
lkc
4kc
25
3kC
Jan
11
lOo
Jan
1
130
60
18c
Imperial Bank
—.100
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco ord
5
Inspiration
1
Int Met pref
—..100
75c
Feb
1.04
25k
Jan
Feb
1,200
45 k
Feb
44k
Feb
2,000
*
1,516
Feb
85c
25k
2kc
18c 19 kc
Hudson Bay
10c
39k
44k
45
18c
Jan
2.60
.1
88c
__*
55
*
45o
75c
967
3,200
40 k
85c
Moore Corp
6,000
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
National Grocers pref...20
Nat Sew A
*
3c
Hollltger
Slscoe Gold Mines Ltd.._l
Sherrltt-Gordon Mines
39 k
1
Jan
39c
'
40k
5
Jan
300
75c
95
Jan
45 k
5c
2ko
55c
40c
65
Jan
Jan
47
*
1
3,600
$9
80
Jan
'
2kc
3k
Honey Dew
10 k
1.88
Jan
Feb
45
5kc
3k
Howey
1.80
12k
Jan
Jan
Jan
10k
Feb
Jan
6
3kc
Feb
Jan
Feb
Malartlc Goldfields
Ilk
10c
Feb
Jan
2.24
Lake Shore Mines Ltd... 1
Jan
235
11k
27c
17
42 kc
48c
17k
Jan
3 k
1.40
Jan
3
Jan
5c
56 k
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,600
Feb
Feb
Jan
2 k
3
Jan
32c
50c
2.00
2kC
2 k
50 k
94
_....
Jan
Feb
30
185
92
IOO
Jan
Feb
Feb
15 k
34c
48c
15k
■; 2,773
lk
C
4k
24c
75
17
3k
225
2kc
345
2k
1.21
2,100
17
48c
3)8
Jan
Jan
53
'
iik
92 k
Walkers
3k
2.00
Feb
lk
lk
53
4
8kc
Feb
*
*
17 k
lc
100
2,000
1,745
3,550
Feb
-1
2.00
3.70
Feb
49
4k
k
26c
2kc
17
50
*
*
17
3kc
2,kc
2kc
4
9c
1.25
16 k
3kc
Jan
Feb
1.24
Jan
4kc
Feb
5 k
25 kc
Feb
1
Feb
Feb
1.25
15
16k
Homestead
lc
4 k
-5k
25kc
lkc
16 k
Jan
3:70
Jan
Feb
1
832
lkc
16k
5c
2kc
Jan
6
*
9,500
2kc
Jau
500
2.22
Feb
4k
20
Walte-Amulet
5c
1,000
Jan
51 kc
*
Jan
4,000
4,000
1.68
Jan
6
11
•
2 k
...
Jan
5c
lc
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
kc
3c
Jan
132
6
2kc
4k
100
Moneta
22
1
3.70
2.85
Mining Corp.
3.60
5c
2kc
6
Feb
1.50
Jan
McWatters........
2kc
Central Cadillac Gold M.l
lc
39c
1.76
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
2k
3c
9,065
13,000
36,110
_.„..*
..mJ
Jan
2k
3.70
1.59
......*
McLellan..■
Jan
2.53
"
1.55
*
McVlttle
lkc
2.67
390
1.60
1.35
26 k
23 k
%
M cKenzIe-Red Lake
3.00
1
Jan
2.40
10
Mclnty re-Porcupine
16k
Halcrow-Swazey....
16kc
5,290
*
McColl preferred.
195
Jan
100 k
Jan
2.60
44c
new.
350
19
19k
2.40
1.92
...
1.000
3.50
2ke
2kc
__—.—*
Jan
Feb
21k
39c
—,.—
New
Jan
Halllwe.l
Jan
1.00
44
90
1.76
Massey-Harrls
18k
3.30
"'-4
Jan
100
22
*
2kc
*
Jan
6■
21k
43c
Preferred.
18
—
Jan
33
Feq
Feb
Jan
38c
*
Perron Gold Mines Lt(l—1
4k
1.97
Home Oil
Pato Cons Gold Dredging. 1
25
2kC
Feb
75c
Jan
Jan
1.30
Feb
1,500
lc
McWatiers Golu M Ltd..*
7
4 k
7,500
Jan
1
Jan
3,500
kc
2kc
Feb
6k
3c
500
lc
17 k
42c
lc
.....
Jan
120
215
2.08
lc
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd.l
19
Jau
3c
Cartler-Malartic Gold M.l
"*39c
188
Jan
Jan
40c
Hinde A Dauch
13c
17k
17 k
191
1.97
*
1
God's Lake
*
Goldale—
1
Gold Eagle.—
—1
Golden Gate
1
Goodyear Tire A Rubber.*
Feb
Mines—
East Malartlc Mines Ltd.l
4kc
Jan
Jan
41c
Gillies Lake
High wood
Aldermac Copper Corp...*
Feb
15
2.00
General Steel Wares
Gypsum
"
19k
7k f 7k
7VhCJ7'AC
32c
Feb
Jan
101
17k
6k
4k
85 k
3kc
45c
Wriglit-Hargreaves
B
Voting trust pref
33
•_*
85k
Francoeur
12k
101
33
Walker-O'ham A Worts H *
6k
4k
1
1
..1
*
*
13
Jan
Feb
part 2d pref. .50
Rcyalite...
"6 k
15kc
Feb
25c
1
190
3,100
1,500
1
1
Faltonbridge
45
135
2k
(Car.) Ltd A...*
190
15
*
-
16k
1.50
Preferred
i.1,077
Jan
1.80
Maple Leaf Milling
United Steel
P'ordclA.
Hlllcrest Co 1
17
Jan
Jan
k
6k
'
"*3k
Ford Motor Co of Can A.*
17c
3kc
16k
17k
25
Dominion Stores
*
Dominion Tar pref
100
Dominion Woollens pref.20
Jan
23
*
1.20
16c
3ke
17c
- -
Dominion Foundry
12
.
17 kc
Jan
40c
1.25
Feb
Jan
2,500
Feb
2,450
]
Steel Can
Jan
20k
8k®
9ke
3k
10k
23 k
Jan
124
— —
e
Jan
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd—1
21k
225
1.00
28
9
6
30
22
151k 154
152
1
Ciiestervll
12
Kirk land Gold Rand Ltd.l
•:
29 k
25k
CtemlcalRe eircn
28
Kerr Add......
Feb
3
3k
5
Eldorado Gold Mlues Ltd. 1
37 k
36
6k
3k
191
J-M Cons Go Id Mines Ltd 1
46
Jan
46
28 k
*
1
1
1(H)
Dome Mlues Ltd
Feb
5
6k
C G Wines
1.20
—*
Jan
65
9kc
12
$1 cum preferred
Jan
Feb
125
9kc
28 k
pflOb
4k
102
Jan
100
86
1
12
cum
Jan
25k
1
28
Pwr6%
Jan
Jan
4k
24
*
*
25
Denison
Walkervllle Brewery
18c
15kc
112
1
.'.—.*
Sou Can
Jan
1,100
5k
Central Patricia—
Can Dredge A Dock Co.."
6% N (
Jan
1.20
Jan
—1
Preferred......
Preferred
8k
40c
1.25
Jan
260
775
..1
Feb
Sc
8k
415
'
10 k
Jan
2 55
;__j
Preferred
2,000
High
Feb
6c
24
22
M Leaf Gard.
Low
10 k
30
23 k
24
......
300
..100
Canadian Malartlc..
Jan
12 k
Feb
23k
*
2.75
Jan
1.11
18c
125
Jan
450
4k
"86"
Jan
1.11
*
Jan
106 k 106 k
"l~25
McL-Cock8hutt..
Madsen-Red Lake.
Tamblyn
6% cum pref.......100
Canadian Breweries..
*
Page-Hershey Tubes
Power Cor».—
12
61c
Jan
Canada Wire A Cable
5% cum preferred
100
Melcners Distillers pref .10
Mitchell Robert Co
*
2.60
100
»
25
Canadian Car
Ltd
MacLarcn Power & Paper *
Feb
516
2.50
12
k
52c
11,300
4k
.20
5k
17k
Jan
B
26
Feb
15kc
-*
B._
81
Feb
Int Paints
20
5
1.10
*
...—---*
Jan
5
...»
Jan
4k
_
Jan
19
Fleet Aircraft
8k
16k
46
*
Canada Packers....
*
Can Permanent Mtge.100
Canada Steamship Lines..*
Preferred
.....50
Canada WireclA—
*
Class B
——*
Canadian Bakeries.
....*
Feb
40
Donnacona Paper Co A.-*
Jan
20
101k
5
81
325
Consolidated Paper Corp.*
6k
18c
100
16
10
5
cum pref
.100
CatelliFood Products Ltd *
Jan
4k
1
Calmont—.—.....
Canada Cement.
20
19
7%
Jan
9.50
1.10
Calgary A Edmonton...
185
19
Canadian Viewers
39c
Feb
8
2.50
5k
;v 5
Preferred
Feb
50
"l2"
16k
Can A Dominion Sugar Co*
7% cum pref
?0c
8.00
460
*
Coehenour Will
Canada Bud Breweries.. ,*
Can North 1 ower Corp
Jan
5
81
5k
1,078
1,378
6k
52 kc
85
*"6k
*
.45
Jan
16k
25
U-1
Preferred
27c
6c
20 k
24
5
Brit Columbia Pow cl A.
Freferred—
Feb
17,000
16 k
5
British American Oil
Broulan
9c
Jan
Feb
1,664
9c
8kc
«
8
Feb
Feb
•20 k
Brewers & Distil lers——.
16
81
Beldlng-Cortlce 11 Ltd.. 100
Brit Amer Oil Co Ltd
60c
575
9k
8k
40c
Slscoe Gold...
how
210
6k
102 k
9k
k
Feb
7k
3
ten-
Shares
65c
6k
102 k
Jan
31
C'e itralPorcupir e
Abltlbl Power A Paper Co *
Jan
3
7k
Jan
10c
30
...
Preferred...
Bralorne
6,500
94c
*
*
Blue Ribbon..
Jan
Feb
151
Jan
50
Biltmorc
Cariboo
Range Since Jan. 1
for
of Prices
Price
88c
148 k 149 k
88c
100
1
Bell Telephone.—.,
Canadian Wallpaper B_.r*
Sales
Jan
8kc
Canadian Pa' Iflc Ry
Frlda"
255
8c
5kc
CndnlndAl oholclA
lists
Jan
8c
6kc
Preferred
sales
250
Feb
188
1
Canadian Dredge—....
official
from
Jan
*
Canadian Celanese
Jan.
14
251
250
187
Bear Exploration.—
Preferred
Montreal Curb Market
6
Base Metals
Canadian Breweries
Commerce
188
188
Canada Mai ting
Jan
CO
3Jf
25
3k
*
.100
Jan
*
Steel Co. of Canada
'
13
—
Building Products
_
10
13
75 k
100
Southern Can Power....
372
13k
Jan
105 k
St Lawrence Paper pref 100
Shawlnlgan W A Power..*
Jan
Jan
3k
15
91k
^
Bank of Montreal.
Blue Top B——
17
17
91k
Ro land laper pr<f—..100
'3k
5
17
...25
Preferred
5
5
100
Power Corp of Canada...*
A
48k
45
20 M
Ottawa Electric Rys—— _*
Regent
34
48k
Preferred..25
National Steel Car Corp..*
Jan
26
Jan
24 k
39
471
30
34,
25
25 k
30
__*
7c
1
Malartlc G F
>i.
50
7 kc
8k
Jan
lkc
10k
3
...
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
7c
Macafcsa..'
Jan
Low
....1
Jan
Ok
6kc
...
...100
6% preferred
Week
10k
Class B__
Abltlbl
for
of Prices
Price
Loblaw Groccl A
'
NfHonal Breweries
Par
Little (LL)_
High
Low
Shares
Lang A Sons
Lapa-CadiJlac.
Laura Secord
Leitch
Week
of Prices
Price
sales
official
from
-Sales
Last
Jan
nk
12
Internal Nickel of Canada *
Laura Secord
Jan
9
8^'
U
m
*
Imperinl Tobacco of Can.5
International Bronze
*
compiled
Stocks (Continued)
Week's Range
Sale
Exchange
Friday
Sale
Imperial Oil Ltd
Sales
Last
Week
Sa'e
Par
Friday
Pange for Year 1941
Week'* Range
T aH
Stocks-
Listed and Unlisted
--
Sa'es
Friday
633
■
e
c Admitted to un¬
Formerly the National Bond
/ A liquiditlug dividend of $18 a share was
stock of the Nabco
Liquidating Co.
included In range for year,
x
Ex-dlvidend.
r
Canadian market.
y
Ex-righta.
paid 011 the com¬
3 Cash sale—not
z Listed,
t In default.
634
THE COMMERCIAL
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, Feb. 6"
Insurance Companies
Investing Companies
Par
Bid
Ask
Par
Bid
Ask
Par
Securities.. 1
Affiliated Fund Inc... IK
6.55
7.22
2.03
2.28
Aviation Groun shares.
♦Arnerex Hnldhe Corn. 10
Business Shares... 1
12
13 V*
Bank Group shares....
72c
80 a
2.40
2.72
Tnsurance Grnun shares
1.07
1.18
Aeronautical
Amer
Institutional Securities Ltd
Aetna Cas A
12.43
13.66
8.76
10c
ihares._.2
Capital Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc.l
Investing
Assoc Stand Oil
9".62
30.20
25.45
10.00
10.85
Series
.....
.
14.85
R-3—_.
1
3%
-.-5
334
10
...1.
12.83
14.17
—ii.
10.42
11.45
fi-3..........i...
7.85
8.64
Series K-2..
2.85
41*
Series S-2.
■
American Reserve
12.00
20.12
11.09
12.16
Marvland Fund Inc...lOe
Ltd.. 1
Trust...*
Chemical Fund...
--1
Commonwealth Invest..-1
Consol Investment Trust.1
2.45
Century Shares
8.5'
3.28
17.01
7.53
8.10
7.76
Mass Investors 2d
9.21
30
2.70
.25c
94c
4.36
1.72
1.72
1.03
Crura & Forster com..
5.91
3.70
5.07
24
26
Preferred stock series...
5.82
10.09
10.88
29
100
♦7% preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares.*
31 J*
....——
-
Automobile
4.01
Aviation
1
Diversified Trustee Shares
C—...
1
15.21
—2.50
4.10
95 c
B ink stock
6.55
7.21
1.05
Delaware Fund
B lilii ig
-
supplies
4.26
Electrical equipment—
I
stock
6.55
9.40
16.13
6.13
Stock Fund
1
9.35
9.93
3.29
Metals
Equitable Investment
-
equipment
Steel....—
--5
22.00
Equity Corp S3 conv pref. 1
15 H
Fidelity Fund Inc
...»
First Mutual Trust Fund.5
13.67
14.72
5.58
5.19
Scries 1956
5.03
Series 1958
Corp (Mass)
No Amer Bond Trust ctfs.
16
-.1
1.57
Putnam
Fundamental I-wpat Inc.2
B-.
754
Standard
114
274
114
Ituyvesant
(Geo)
Bid
3io
36e
11.24
Bank of New York
12.02
100
305
368
378
Mar.
254
15. 1)14
464
824
354
"
Guaranty
4-2 y8
444*
Irvi'ig.
10
Kings County
100
60M
20
Chemical Bank A Trust. 10
74 %
363*
334*
Cli iton
50
36
301*
Colonial
25
Brooklyn...
-.*
74.55
7.10
7.74
3.14
77 4
8'4
5.22
5.80
12.01
Continental Bank A Tr.10
UYs
25
13c
Corn Excnauge Bk A Tr_20
31 '4
43 4'
563*
Emnire
60
50
Fulton
1.83
100
101.to
101.12
t dar. 15. 1946
101.9
101.11
Nat.Defense Nf«
lOt.20
101.21
./
101.13
101.15
tM
4.41
4.86
Automobile shares
3.03
3.38
....
6.07
0.68
1
4.00
4.41
4.99
5.50
6.67
7 31
Aviation slnres
Build! ig shares.......
Chemical shares
...
Electrical Equlprue it...
Food shares
General Bond
5.68
♦
3.87
4.83
4.03
11, 1)42
0.30 7o
18. 1042
0.30/c
Mar
19. 1942
0.3 0 7c
Apr.
15, 1042
4. 1942
0.30 X
Anr.
22. 1)12
RR Equipment shares..
3.14
4.11
15.53
16.98
5.32
344
705*
SI*
20
Underwriters
.locks
Week Ended
....
U S El Lt A Pr Shares A...
3.70
♦Huron Holding Corp...l
Ha
1.20
_.l
12.80
1.17
13.82
1.76
1.93
Rlis.*
♦Nj Jar vil 13.
t f
13)3
t
2s.
RAILROAD
23c
15
Foreion
Domestic
Shares)
Total
46.255
$208,000
85,015
60,985
6.) J,000
6)3,000
76,885
675,000
578,000
3.0)0
29.000
Tuesday...'.:.....*.
Wednesday.
Thursday
Friday
j.*
8 ),230
114
Housing Authority—
14% notes Feb. 1, 1944 101.10 101.13
101
101.4
Issues
U S Co
versio
3s.-.1916
Q ntatijnsnjt far Uihed b/.spjisjrorlisaer,
1034
1094
U S Conversion 3s... 1.947
HO
140,003
5.0)3
••615.000
18,090
1.039
«
.
622,000
6/8,090
607,000
6 ),6S0
483.000
8.0JJ
5,030
496,000
$3,207,000
898,000
$21,030
$3,326,000
Week Ended Feb. 6
Jan. 1 to Feb. 6
New York Curb
Etchan ie
'■■r.
li)12
1941
r
1942
Stocks—No; of shares*
126
437,050
469,880
$3,207,000
$4,513,000
t.onds
.
Foreign government...
Foreign enrporate...,.*
123
98,000
•■
;
7;
,
1941
2,487,380
3,017,928
$19,299,000
471,000
$30,187,000
-1)4,000
309,000
$13,96 4,000
$30,809,000
33,090
223,001)
1-04
Panama Caaal is..
101.5
$278,000
437,050
...
Domestic.. i.
Other
Call July3,*42 at 101... 101.1
$13,0)3
1)44 10J.13.103.15
S
—
14s Jin. 3, 1914—
43c
9H
i
.1)61
/:
96,000
$3,330,030
Total..............
21,000
$4,039,000
7
.
Ec-ilvlicnd.
x
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Apr.
U
.May 16, 1113
Call May 16.*42 at 1004
p) ill ire s ljjjjl; tj all FjIjmI taxes.
General
103.3
"
♦Blair & Co.—. —1
♦First Bistoi Corp.
10
) aluej
Foreion
Asked
I, 1912 100.16 100.18
15. 1342 103.15ll0J.17
15. 1)13 103.23 100.27
Oct.
I14%--Jaly
1, 1043 101.10 101,11
—Apr.
Federal Natl Mtge Assn
Banking
Corporations
1.28
12.85
Itvest>rs..5
Independence Trust
oonds (Par
'■f
Finance
1%...... July
Banks
15, 1)12 103
Apr.
2s
14.10
Investment
Inc common.. 10c
Fund
Federal Home Loan
0.25 7
Corp—
10 J. 11
tH%
143
7c
1,1913 103.12 109.16
J14%—Feb. 15. 1945 103.12
12
B
Wellington Fund
Income Foundation
Incorporated
;
0.30 7
0.25 7
(Number
Feb. 0, 1942
Total
4%-—May
C
0.30 ^c
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
34
1115
Bid
Reconstruction
.
24
ion 1075
I sked
Commodity Credit Corp
*
—
Transactions At The Hew York Curb
81
5.81
4.58
3.3»
snares
Bid
72c
Series
I) "2.
29
38c
61c
Union Band Fund ser B...
3.47
Mir. 18
■
0.25'7
4.42
25c
2.92
•.«»•««
0.23%
53
■
0.301
6,1)42
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
4.45
1
Class B.
AsktU
Monday.
1.69
..1
Trusteed Industry Shs.25c
4.50
2.64
Steel
1
'.eries A...
Asked
laturdiy
5.32
Petroleum shares......
Railroad shares
Tobacco shares
Series D
99.25
2), 1) 42.
1.79
Trusteed Amer Bank Shs
4.27
Mi/ii ig shares.........
1
♦•Series B_
6.25
Merchandise shares
C....r
Tr istee Stand Oil Shares—
3.72
3.37
.......
♦
:eries
90.30
1)9.2 3
A ir.
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
♦
JDee. 15, 1045
Mir. 17. 1012
Group Securities—
Agricultural shares.....
90.28
4%
H%
May
68
..100
99.30
fRent.15. 1044
0.3)%
...25
United States
I0J.31
i ;
0.307o
33 4
Trade Bank A Trust. -**10
195
ior.22
| 99.28
.
Mir. 11, 1)42
51
.
101.10
10J.20
Mar. 16, 1)42
20
New York
100.30
1%
4%
1%
..
for discount at purchase.
are
'•
1395
2ft
Preferred
454
170
15. 1915
25, 1042
3U
♦State St Invest Corp...*
Super Corp of Amer AA.. 1
Mir.
11
26
Manufacturers
124
lie
Inc.50c
..
S"Ut. 15. 1944
10J.lt
100.23
236
10
1345
Title Guarantee A Trust. 12
11.32
Utilities
..
101.24
94
.1
•'tandard
..
101.33
10J.lt
Feb.
Ask
231
10
..100
lawyers
76.05
.4sA«rt
~i%
15. 1914
June
Tre:isur.v Bills—
Bid
lftft
10
Bid
Rate
1%
1'*%
1% /
;
.
quote!
•'
,
Par
35
134*
644
Mnturit'i
Toi .15
Feb.
'
»
United States Treasury
'
Companies
'•'•
anvit'
i
264
44 4
.......4
Bankers
Central Hanover
•Selected Income Sh ires.. 1
4.25
230
794
/
316
.4 sked
101.13
14%
._
..
Mar.
1
Sovereign Investors
3.04
15. 1)42
200
33 4
A sk
Bid
2%
14%
4%
_*
fM.ir. 15. 1943
Tune 15, 1013
Sept. 15. 1043
Dec. 15. 1113
.10
New York Trust
3.07
26.03
General Investors Trust.1
44
Westchester Fire.....2.50
I
Soencer Tra.sk Fund.....*
24.21
494
3 4
100
U S Guarantee.
48,4
v.:
474
Fidelity A Guar Co..2
U S Fire
117
Feb.
Inc...10c
Fund
Fund Inc..—i
3.29
>:—
—
414
394
.5
U S
Hit*
n >*°
Int.
Bale
3ept. 15, 1342
Dec.
113
Life Assurance....100
i*
10
52
Accident.,... 10
Travelers
Malurlt'i
274
4'3 4
Rates
5.10
4.32
General Capital Corp....*
>uu
■"">",s,it ni»
Int.-
'
2.74
15.50
3.58
288
Figures after i<yj -nil m'nt
4 >7
*
•"84
10
Security New Haven.-... 10
nprlngfleld Fire fe Mar..25
454
Par
^elected Amer Shares..24
—...2
—
104
Home Fire Security.... 10
icudder, Stevens & CI irk
Fundamental Trust
Shares A..
94
..
3
■
it Paul Fire A M iri ie.62 4
Seaboard Fire A Mari ne. 10
984
1011*
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
1.53
4.25
3/36
14.14
•eaboard Ruretv..
Hartford Steam Boiler..10
1.95
1
Republic Invest Fund... 1
7.27
2;85
43
834
6.05
Quarterly Inc Shares.. 10c
Fixed Trust Shares A...10
23
Hartford Fire..........10
3.10
Foundation Trust Shs A.l
234
Revere (Paul) Fire.....10
Rhode Island
—*_2t*
Bronx County
1.85
2.71
54
294
41*4
254
24 4
2.00
^.1
—
PIvmouth Fund
10c
series. 10c
Bank stock series...
Insurance stk
*
1.63
Series 1955.
Fiscal Fund Inc—
16 V*
354
64
234
244
334
Corp (N Y)_2
101?*
1014
9
loi
83 4
15
5
Reoublic (Texis).....-..10
394
No Amer Tr Shares 1953.*
23.66
Rel isnrance
274
854
5.76
83 4
IP
Provide ice-W •sbl igton .10
101
Unlan Oil
U74 1214
37 4
394
10
10'
Rputiern Natural Gvs ""Ipe El le 3,4s. 1355....:
>f Jillf jral.i 31, 1)37................
Wisconsin Pnwer A Light 3 4s, 1)71...
:
64
93
,
.4 ske<l
104 4
3.64
5.23
ichinery...
0'ls
294
104'
7.03
R lilroad.....
17.1 *
91
25
Preferred Accident...
10
26
274
Uabama °ovcr 34s. 1)72....................
Central Illi ols Public Servl e 34s. 1971.-
7.65
R lilroad
1
iclflc Fire....;.-
Pacific Indemnity Co
Phoe ilx
8.0J
6.95
10
..10
Hanover
10.33
7.29
surance
M
HowardBalanced Fund
Eaton A
Halifax
7.87
5.95
..—6
Great American
4.70
.7.15
Chemical...
2.85
—-
D
16.44
..15
Grest Amer Indemnity... 1
9.98
4.70
Dividend Shares....--25c
9.03
2d preferred
p
62 4
84
04
714
04
254
104
1210
145
Bui
122 7 123
Nation U.25
23 4
5
Globe A Rutgers Fire... 15
7.20
3.
Agriculture.-,-
3.54
-54
Northwestern
41
....5
Glens Falls Fire
N Y Stocks Inc—
6.54
.5
N arther ni.......... 12.50
454
394
234
Globe A Re nubile
112
Norfhe astern
116
274
284
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
154
244
8
9
Gibraltar Fire A Marine. 10
Crum A Forster Insurance
♦Common B shares—10
14 4
23 4
1054 1034
10
.84
Zl3 4
...2.50
43
604
46
274
16
650
165
North River.
1
414
5
74
254
324
111
5
Georgia Home.
6.44
1
New England Fund.
10
43
.175*
Sterling Nat Bank......25
16L
J3
57 4
•554
160
124
....10
Public National
74
244
,
-...6ft
Peoples National.......50
153
Fifth Avenue.: —-—.loo
620
First Natlo ml of NY.. 100 1180
Merchants..
..,100
135
434
6 4
10
13.55
National Bnonx
43
64
General Rei lsurance Corp 5
5.58
117
1
5
...
454
224
23
4.
Franklin Fire.
4.10
10
♦8% preferred—...100
,
40
Fireman's Fd of Ran Fr.25
6.51
Income series
Low orlced bond series..
♦
Bold series
2.03
Commercial National.. 100
304
23 4
30 4
Firemen's of Newark
2.03
5
;
24
57
•
43
26 4
Fire Assn of Phil.t—...10
4.71
Penn Exchange.
New Brunswick.
;__10
New Hampshire Fire... 10
New York Fire.:
...4.5
502
214
Fidelity A Den of Md—20
NaMonal Security Series—
(Md) voting shares
244
194
324
.—:!v!-.10
.
Federal
(Colo) ser B shares...:*
Vatimal Investors Corp.l
1.86
Nitlonal Fire.......
224
5
..2 4
Employers Re-Insurance 10
Nation-Wlde Securities—
1
Series AA
Chase N itlonal
23 4
582
ii.5
Eagle Fire
8.43
04
2 4
Nalonal Libertv.....
2
National U lion Fire.:..20
New Amsterdam Cas—>..2
894
204
Excess
...-1
Accumulative series —1
Series A A mod
--1
Series ACC mod
—1
Corporate Trust Shares..
86
25
...100
Conti leutal Casualty
3.57
28
Shippers
City of New York....... 10
Connecticut Gen Life...10
3.60
13.82
Fund.l
Mutual Invest Fund Inc 10
25.03
2.95
Mass Investors Trist._..l
3.0'
23.27
Canadian Tnv Fund
74
Boston..——
7.81
7:10
254
10.V*
;5-t
•
Merch Fire Assur com...5
Merch A Mfrs Fire N Y..4
N itional C isuilty
..10
434
374
64
Oaroll na. i'_
Inc common..10c
Fund
234
12 4
44
4
12 4
454
354
Camden Fire.
Bond
Manhattan
12 4
National Safety
8 4
M irvlandCisuiltv-.-.-.l
M iss Banding A I is.u 12
114
64
144
41,4
10
_
Bankers A
13.00
18.61
Broad St Invest
50
National City....
90
'
20
Baltimore American...2 4
Automobile
3.00
2.69
Series S-4...
,-6
Co Inc..5
Bullock Fund Ltd..
1
Inc
Boston Fund
10
American Surety.......25
'
Series
154
424
114
American Re-Insurance .10
7.93
14.26
Series K-l.
♦Common
♦5% preferred
Basic Industry Shares..
16.31
7.24
12.99
Series B-4
Bankers Nat Investing—
45
4!
Bonsonhurst Natloual.,.50
Knickerbocker....
5
-luenlu Fire....:—5
5 4
Bid
Bank of Yorktown._66 2-3
234
94
Par
184
.
35
5
154
724
334
lermv Insurance of N Y.20
—
Ask
14
164
Homestead Fire..—... 10
Ins Co of North Amer.. 10
Equitable
Bid
71
514
.....10
Par
Bank of Manhattan Co. 10
794
1ft
American
Ask
294
>28
5
23 4
American of Newark...2 4
27.54
23.22
Series B-2
Series
Bid
Par
Home
524
254
764
224
184
-,-.-25
American Alliance
Kevstone Custodian Funds
43*
17.30
.4 s*.
..10
Aetna Life...
Agricultural
8.55
New York Bank Stocks
-10
Aetna...
18.15
8.33
43*
Bid
1244 1284
10
American Home.—.
16.70
16.00
Aviation
Surety
Am Fi lei A Cv» Co com..5
\mer__10
investors Fund C... ....1
Investm't Co of
Foreign
Amesica"1
■
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
H
Aetna Insurance Co.—Annual Report—
Statement
of
Income
and
Changes
in
Liabilities—
1941
Net
premiums
Losses
Taxes
pa.d
:
$28,451,060
pa.d
11,311,927
$24,249,928
10,183,624
790,798
^___
pa.d
expenses
1940
779,039
12,668,251
_____
Commiss.ons and
11,620,305
process
in
of
excess
disbursements
Reserve
and
unearned
prem urn
amount of accrued
Underwriting
Investment
of
sale
on
of
and
450,GOO
1,003,000
1,049,000
6,000,000
6,000,000
7,500,000
—
and
expenses...
miscellaneous
reserves
surplus
17,212,9o7
:
Gross
oper.
General
Aggregate,
including capital
Policyholders'
Provision
18,399,328
$670,162
155,
304.
p.
General
$59,965,969 $56,874,023
24,712,967
25,899,328
:
~
:
1,593,706
*14.899
6,048
$204,017
$1,982,669
1,350,000
1940
1941
income
$151,204.i
$308,116
Increase
in
Income
stockholders
investment
assets
tax
40,412
accrued
—V.
154, p. 1628.
of
rate
in
Statement,
•
Real
on
Other
Canad!an
Total
in
course
in
bank
of
;
exchange
Marine
been
elected
.
Secretary..—V.
J.—New Officers
Ass'stant
Treasurer,-,
154, p. 1628.
•.
-v
andj
•
;
—
—
'
4,584,120
$8,603,975
$9,096,733
228.050
2,515
$8,832,025
$9,099,248
4,104,349
4,217,247
10,739
10,554
$4,716,937
$4,871,44,7
1,804,994
1,547,466
$6,418,913
taxes___
taxes
operations of subs._
income
"Total income
of
of
subs.__;
—_____
subsidiaries
pref.
and
of
subs.
attributable to mim. com.
of earn.,
stock
divs.
,
American
.
..
Income
of
& Traction Co.
210.079
63,100
*84^572
$59,965,969
in
subsidiaries.*—,
7 ;
(excl. of income received from subs.):,/
Light & Traction Co.—
•
:
255,748
Expenses'
1941—12 Mos.—''5M0
$9,900,414
$7,804,732
general expenses but before depreciation and bond interest.
•(•Includes $201,909 received In U. S. exchange.—V. 155, p. 187.
$547,263
t$l,059.356
earnings
.
Total
Ltd.—Earnings— ;
1941—Month—1940
American
The
Public
Service
directors have declared
a
Co.—Accumulated Div~-
dividend of. $1.75 per share on
account
5.372.705
2,802!570
1«2.021
*82,478
adjustment
1,738,701
$6,521,931
income
Federal
income
General
taxes
taxes
212,866
203,000
116,000
72 841
__________
143,215
•After
1,545,000
137.081
assets
2.187,924
3,511,729
2,861,612
4,719,876
State
Balance
3,241.886
;
25.317,011
2,379,659
$5,990,342
$5,946,832
—60 833
61,000
——$5,929,509
$5,885,832
-
1940
5.8*9,812
collection
accrued
adm'tted
t$309,437
31
1,545,000
and
as
Period End. Dec. 31—
$49,082,647 $46,9*5,140
hand
Premiums
Interest
Dec.
1941
stocks
estate
Cash
has
Abitibi Power & Paper Co.,
Dr504
tGain.
Financial
and
Cochran
Harry W. Melville
84^572
Cr66,889
$1,186,361
Assets—
Bonds
W.
"•Profit
surpl"«s
^'Appreciation,
American Insurance Co., Newark, N.
W.lliam
63,586
exchange
•
27,738,115
*
•
151,169
for Canadian
receipts marine awards
DeceRse
23,401
66,855
-
accrued
tax
Adjustment
to
unadmitted
Connecticut
Net
underwriting and investments
declared
*
3,615,074
Equity of American Light
Total gain from
Dividends
1940
^
___.
Interest,-amortization
Prop,
1941
$49,918,312 $46,436,219
t3,001
1,350,000
6 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
Net
•
Subs.)—Earns.—
depreciation-'
Net earnings from
.'v.'-'V'.'■
%
American Business Credit Corp.—Earnings—
t$371,062
693,353
securities
surplus
and
(&
(after eliminating
expenses:
:
for
Non-operating
345,327
1,573,580
securities_____
and
surplus
operating
Maintenance
Co.
30—
earnings of subs
intercompany transfers)
27,000
1,389,952
earned
of
taxes
Capital
but unpaid taxes
loss
income
for
Light & Traction
12 Months Ended Nov.
2,763,735
450,000
4,241,615
dividends
*Credit.—V.
outstdg. losses at end of. yr
Depreciation in market value
Loss
923,570
98,867
amt.
for
Conflagration
$1,666,960
2,861,428
reserve
expenses
Increase in
adjustment
7,500,000
Reserve
American
$23 553,388 $20,691,960
of
Federal
$3,680,085
in
Increase in
in
(trade
gain)
Increase
*
premiums
Losses
Net
Receipts
•
Unearned
Surplus
$56,874,023
of accumulations
20
to
issue
holders
at $45.25
in
each
of
the
7%
record
per
Distributions
stock
on
of
cumulative preferred stock, payable
Feb.
28.
will
This
leave
arrearages
March
on
company
quarter during
share
were
1941.-—V.
made
154, p.
on
1411.
the
1%
deductions-
Balance
Dividends
on
Balance
per
interest
preferred stock——!—*—_—-i
804,486
804,486
$5,125,023
$5,081,346
$1.85
$1.84
this
share.
$1.75
Holding
preferred
Cons.
—V.
earn,
(consolidated)
per
154, p. 953.
for
common
stock-
share of common 6tock
_
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Steel Foundries
American
•
Consolidated Earnings
Net
sales*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
_______
.—_______
_
and expenses
Costs
i
of
facilities
from
—
^Operating
profit
____
deductions
Federal
Minority interest
the
had
been
—_
~
in
i
profit
Newark,
Shares of
stock
common
(no par)
Earnings per share
—V.
'
'
1
i
'
I
'
,
,\l
'
'
,I
1
'
r
K
n4
}' '
Sales
'v
,
output
of
the
on
dend
new
of
stock,
Initial
of
10
Under
Gross
Sell,
profit
of
State,
local
%
stock
Social
.
•Net
of
profit
Darco
Other
Fed.
152,943
close
43,887
31,418
25,637
of
taxes
30,861
26,969
Darco
Net
of
22,206
9,071
11,973
$421,448
$188,800
$79,470
21,505
19,870
16,495
25,525
4,650
$143,405
$58,324
88,050
•233,000
47,500
charges-
$264,393
$327,367
profit
surplus
Earn,
$67,496
$179,730
$399,242
$570,331
—
1,042,191
of
and
arising from
$1,042,222
Dr43C268
dividend——
Preferred
36,337
141,562
dividend
Common
$791,596 I
Sales
$643,535
989
Crl,772
35,390
Prov.
$696,785
$0.13
$1.60
age
sale
of
activated
for
Account
Calendar
All
are
the
profit
cap.
total, $5,486,595.
divs.
the
$2,758,150
$1,506,972
76,624
This
and
25
cents
In
$1,583,596
Ships
1,105,891
284,459
$1,299,137
_
342,985
342,985
activity in all major departments
demands have been placed upon the*
747,480
and
cement,
result
of
industrial
extraordinary
$378,008
$208,672
A.
Mfexico,
250,288
per
$6.13
$5.71
increased substantially,
business
of
Atlas
de
Social
T^e
of
the
dividend
a
declared
have
stock,
distribution
as
25
cents
the
output
of
45
cents
per
share
on
dividend
a
of
35
cents
per
share
on
payable March 2 to holders of record Feb. 16.
was made on June 2, Sept.
1 and Dec. 1, 1941,
March
on
1,
1941.
An
share was also paid on Dec. 23, last
United States Rubber
dividend of 20
V. 155, p. 539.
extra
year.
Co. below.—V.
1941
A
as
1940
$4,423,357
$4,365,690
employees
receiv.,
824*468
4,053,207
71,160
5%
1,091,062
159.244
69 099
57,164
for
1,377,000
1,427,000
12,441
52.643
S.
The
1,008 790
of 4%
4,611,607
—
Government
•
$223,310
tAfter
1Q41
1940.
in
<CQ
1 ft7
of
obsolescence
$10,161,768
••Includes
p.
$50,000
shares common stock.
current note payable.—V.
155,
p.
594;
V.
154,
•
provision
and
charges
1940
for
Federal
$69,980
$0.49
Crowell
of directors.—V.
Bath
income
taxes.—V.
737.700
872,700
142,300
555,827
142,300
122,000
115,000
1.464,000
1,380 000
$253,340
and
108.300
41,200
profits
deprec.
'
::
$117,282
50,759
$2,335,005
678,990
$2,587,462
683,798
—
$196,181
$66,522
$1,656,014
$1,903,663
41,801
41,802
501,606
501,607
19,150
15,950
194.607
191,406
Balance
$135,230
$8,771
$959,801
$1,210,650
income
Light & Power Co., Ltd.
—
and
145,
C.
p.
K.
numerous
has
.
on
of
have
been
added
to
the board
purchase
from
private
individuals
properties in the vicinity of its shipyards—V. 154, p. 1002.
pfd.
stock
155, p. 48.
&
directors
The
account
the
pref. stock
Central
Wilmers
-
income
Net
Adds
102.
announced
other
Amortiz.
154,
(Me.) Iron Works Corp.—Buys Properties—
-Corporation
of
the
57,159
of
South West Utilities Co.—Accrued Divs.—
have
declared
accumulations
on
a
the
dividend
prior
lien
of
$1.75
preferred
per
stock,
share on
$7 divi¬
$1.50 per share on account of accumu¬
lations
on
the prior lien preferred
stock, $6 dividend series, both
pavable March 20 to holders of record F°h. 28.
Like amounts were
paid in preceding quarters.—V. 154, p. 1413.
dend
;
on
85.400
income
for
and
Divs.
%
Barcelona Traction,
G.
25%
expense
1939
$131,541
$0.92
1941
$200,537
$1.41
794.
S.
of
deduct—
Int.
Two Directors to Board—
Mexico,
through which
payment
1941—Month—1940
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$962,427
$940,020 $10,424,854
$9,751,683
384,514
398.764
4.049.530
3,839,450
75,974
58,374
1,147.792
1,064.762
,
taxes—Genexcess
amortization
—V.
a
rata
pro
a
of payment,
expenses
for
Prov.
Corp.—Earnings—
Earnings per share on com. stock—
p.
■
of sales.—V. 155, p. 359.
profit
•After
authorized
revenue—
Federal
General Sales Manager, has been made Vice-President
Mos. End. Dec. 31—
6
'
the same
Operating
Gross
•Net
have
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
Corp.—New Vice-President—
Ayrshire Patoka Collieries
•
;
annum
at
date
Federal
in charge
■
m
debentures issued under the plan of reorganization dated
These bonds were issued on April 1, 1936.
also authorized the payment of interest at the rate
per
the
Prov.
Ferreri,
/1*
for the six months' period ended Dec. 31, 1941, and
rate per annum for the period from Jan. 1, 1942,
namely April 1, 1942.
Under the plan of reorganization the bondholders also received for
each $1,000 par value of old bonds, 6V2 shares of preferred stock, $100
in cash, and 33 shares of common stock.
;> The
corporation was successor through reorganization in 1935 to
Central Coal & Coke Co., Kansas City, Mo.—V. 146, p. 1&43.
*
'
Auburn Central Mfg.
C.
i
(
in
1002.
n!
tOn
155,^ p. 360.
*'*'»
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings-
shares in 1940.
[[9.109 (10,573 in 1940)
par
•
and excess profits taxes.
'
»
directors
interest
1940
in
SS4
and
depreciation
for
reserve
pnH
income
' 1
$1,000,720
$509,662
;;y. $4.17.$2.12
1935.
27,
Dec.
^Represented bv 263,936 no par shares in 1941, and by 262,851 no
•
Federal
1
ganization
453,594
8,761,725
1,037,710
—v—
U.
$11,000
''
directors
The
6,859,700
$33,941,044 $26 045.906
bonds (book value $10,735)
deposited as guarantee under Pennsylvania Compensation Law.
t After reserve for doubtful accounts and notes of $173,732 in 1941
and
share___
per
depreciation,
1941-*-12 Mos.—1940
$193,724
$0.81
$362,285
$1.51
Debentures—
to
Total
$98,279
company's secured reorganization debenturfes, series B.
This payment
will be made as of April 1, 1942, and will retire all of the secured reor¬
5,037,632
—
$86,004
Central Coal & Coke Corp. (Del.)—Votes Payment On
1,119,794
surplus—
•Includes
I
' ,v ;.i/
8,797,875
——
=
$93,112
allowance has been made for deprecia¬
1941—3 Mos.—1940
profit
6.859,700
insurance,
conv.
Capital and paid-in surplus.——
Earned
i
57,164
accrued
preferred stoc
credits
cum.
6,606
8,600
240,000 shares of capital stock, $10 par.—V.
513.810
4,823,763
pensions and conting
preferred stock (par $100)
§ Common stock; _—;
Reserve
319.136
2,250,000
—
16,600
154, p. 1490.
Period End. Dec. 31—
♦Net
$820,576
profits taxes accrued
—
6,794
:
6,887
25,500
—
—
(A. M.) Castle & Co.—Earnings—
'
50,290
—_____—.i—
payable
$277,871
164,387
288,707
4,053,179
803,671
on
$297,222
187,824
$382,982
257,483
;
Note—In the above figures no
8,958,494
$1,605,050
taxes
$281,110
3,238
expense—Toronto
gen.
—
tion.—V.
292.066
280,034
______
3,424
Operating profit for period
141,170
251,600
—____,
—
&
office
983,444
9,186,917
etc.—.;—
$300,646
4,441.
Provision for taxes—_____________
8,827
79,081
898,514
_
—
61,900
3,487,006
etc.
and equipment-—.,
1939
$387,424
(gross)
Operating costs
2,592,565
5,558,780
_
accounts
f
-—
1940
72,128
charges
Profit
5,862,580
investments.
security
:;v>
84,050
—
production
Admin.
275,814
.
trade
_______
from
cents
154, p. 426.
1941
milled
ore
Metal
3,000,000
cost.—
at
receivable,
notes
3 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
Tons
Marketing
1943
tax series B,
advances
••Notes
industrial purposes, again had a profitable year. acquired as of Feb. 15, 1941. the business and assets
Keratol Co. of Newark, N. J.-- That company was established incomnanv
of
company's
31
-
,
—
Dividend accrued
explosives for
.
declared
have
directors
See
$2.69
$3.82
._
Federal income and excess
for
conditions.:*The
commandant
the
Callaway Mills (Ga.)—Sells Plant—
tax of $3,232,948.
payable
Contract
the war as these products are necessary
owned subsidiary),
showed a substantial
of
stock, par $1, payable Feb. 25 to holders of record Feb. 14.
was made on Nov. 21, last, which was followed
common
against
249,163
stone
(whollv
U.S.N.,
75%
Burlington Mills Corp.—35-Cent Dividend—
The
$109,379
252,279
liabilities
Deferred
is handled the sales,
increase in sales and profits.
Cia.
Bud-Amer'cana de Explosivos. a Chilean corporation, in which Atlas
Powder Co. owns a 15%
interest and which manufactures and sells
S.
in
Watson,
distribution
•After
Accounts
$20,581,843 for the previous year,
Included in these figures are fees
were
E.
A,
155, p. 86.
•___
Accrued
enlarging the scope of facilities in¬
These additional facilities are pro-'
explosives
1940.—V. 155, p. 47.
26,
Approximately
defense.—V.
directors
similar
tEarnings
.
of
Exports
now
the
Liabilities—
quarrying, including the production >
required in the manufacture of steel >"
and for public works and construction of all kinds.
crushed
on
560,692
—
securities
and
charges
Total
entered into,
program and
metal mining,
and
share
by a payment of 15 cents on Nov. 26.—Vf 154, p. 425.
342,985
1,063,436
$1,784,429
254,827
share.
profits
patents,
Deferred
gressing rapidly toward completion.
Demand for explosives for industrial use has been greatly stimulated
and
District.
Naval
for
$1,013,056
342,985
1,135,591
$1,904,601
—
notes,
Treasury
Goodwill,
.
defense
per
Buffalo Forge Co.—45-Cent Dividend—
196,448
-
•Miscellaneous
Deliveries under contracts with the British Purchasing Commission have been made according to schedule.
Current r
contracts
for
loading bombs at
company-owned plants have been ,
largely completed.
<
'
< >
•
/
Substantially all of the facilities covered by the original contracts
entered into in 1940 with the U. S. War Department have been com- ..
pleted and are in satisfactory operation.
During 1941 supplementary J.
coal
cents
Budd Mfg. Co.—Awarded. Navy "E"—
Admiral
Rear
is
throughout the year-
limestone
25
of efficiency in production of naval materials, this
awarded the Navy E and the flag of the Bureau of
was
by
Fourth
$1,209,504
([Company's capital stock—;——
28% of the total sales and operating revenues. Sales of com- .
mercial products increased 45% over the previous year.
•
;
.Facilities owned by the company for the manufacture of products '
for direct military use have been
operated at maximum production
for
share on Nov.
per
of
dividend
a
$12.50, payable Feb. 19 to holders of record
with 15 cents per share paid on Oct. 10, last,
350,000
Miscellaneous notes and
mately
of
par
recognition
company
36,540
$2,890,320
excess
tPlant properties
apportionment of overhead items. In 1942 operating fees should show
profit for services rendered.
<
Sales
of products for direct military
use, \ manufactured in plant
facilities owned by the company,: plus gross amount of fees received
for work on Government-owned ordnance plants, represented approxi¬
by the
676,173
$3.73
$0.92
compares
(Edward G.)
$1,172,964
132,170
Securities of unconsolidated subsidiary
reasonable
contracts.
667,251
$3.67
declared
have
stock,
9.
13,828,566
outstd'g—
Notes receivable
slightly in excess of actual expenses applicable thereto for engineering, %
traveling, training of key • personnel, preparation for operation and ••
been
directors
common
Feb.
A
$6,800,912
74,903
—_
S.
tAccounts
received from the U. S. Government for services in connection with
Government-owned ordnance plants, amounting in 1941 to $812 600
and in 1940 to $277,600.
The total amount of these fees to date is
these
676,173
$0.81
share_._
per
the common
•4,621,214
(6%)
com.
Inventories
,
have
$2,523,642
667,251
Buda Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
1938
1939
$426,025
shares
Marketable
in
under
t$2,450,670
charges and provisions for income and excess profits taxes.
tAfter deduction of $500,000 as reserve for future losses on inven¬
tories and commitments.—-V. 154, p. 1002, 954.
*
owned subs.)
wholly
1940
Assets—
II.
the production of materials essential to the war effort
greatly increased sales and gross profits. Net earnings
after taxes, are only slightly above the previous year.
Sales
and
other
operating
revenues
for the year amounted to
cluded
$549,505
used
15,024,273
,
dividends
Cash
reflected in
contracts
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
(par $5)
•After all
cash
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec.
.
'
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
$615,705
—
stk.
Earnings
in 1941, $100,000
17,823,693
income—-.—,.^..
"Includes
company's facilities, management and personnel, not only to meet the
greatly stimulated demand for its commercial products and products
for military use manufactured in company-owned plants, but also to
provide trained management and personnel for ordnance plants now ;;
being operated for the U. 8. Government.
In meeting these extra- >
ordinary demands, the company has placed foremost the require¬
ments of the
U. S. Government.
The effect of this extensive par-
compares with
increase of 68%..
-
out¬
$6,875,815
taxes
Earns/per
Leland Lyon, President, states:
.'The year 1941 was one of intense
which
$1,715,087 $23,033,740 $19,136,368
as
(&
outstanding
stock
common
27,715,838
Surplus
Com.
Atlas Powder Co.—Annual Report—
Extraordinary
-
$1,983,533
Period End. Dec. 31—
•Net
delivery,
(net)___
18,601,618
19,736,868
...
Shrs.
$34,516,750 $20,581,843 $16,531,245 $15,001,530
—
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1,641,531
"
•
Bristol-Myers Co.
entire outstanding
$50,000 of these notes
(incl.
Years
Subs.)-
$3,356,618 $42,770,608 $37,737,986
1,765,099
operating results
company,
carbon
on
(or
the
also paid off
Darco
share
per
shown in dollars are taken at aver¬
rates of .exchange which are necessarily to some extent arbitrary.
figures will be subject to final adjustment when the annual accounts
made up.—V. 155, p. 47.
*.
%
' ••
'
Note—The
common
of
90%
cents
to holders of record
follows: March 1, 25
2
as
Canadian Malartic Gold Mines, Ltd.*—Earnings
$500,000; accounts payable, $193,670; pro¬
and excess profits taxes (est.),
$316,987; accrued taxes including social security taxes, $48,139; other
accrued liabilities, $56,827; reserve for contingencies. $55,130; cumu- *
lqtive convertible preferied stock ($20 par), $1,250,600; common stock
(141.562 no par shares), $1,845,236; paid-in surplus, $71,616; earned
surplus, $1,148,391; total, $5,486,595.—V. 154,.p. 146.
an
owned
outstanding
by Atlas representing
unconsolidated subsidiary
an
for contingencies.
Net
Liabilities—Notes payable,
representing
notes
income
Common
1941
vision for Federal and Dominion income
$34,516,750.
Co.
of the
Co. also owns
due 1942-1950.
paid in 1941.
and
income
Preferred
charges, $42,050; goodwill, $1;
ticipation
Darco
35
March
were
1941—Month—1940
$3,748,632
oper.
(before de& amort.)
preciation
$603,267
$0.74
$892,310
bank accounts and on hand, $232,660; marketable
notes and accounts receivable (less reserves), $554,of merchandise, material and supplies, $1,551,780;
advances on
logging and lumber operations, $116,836; sinking fund
assets, $105,560; investment in and advances to associated company
(less reserve), $11,570; plant, property, equipment, etc. (net), $2,090,928; timberlands (less depletion), $735,716; other assets, $30,546; pre¬
ferred stock in treasury (455 shares, at cost), $10,466; prepayments and
is
of
from
earn,
Net earnings
1941, 1,084.50
exchange
for 1,446
in
of
dividend
a
payable
1941
during
Period Ended Dec. 31—
10,
shares
held
is
sales,
Gross
in
company.
Powder
$10,
par
$1.50 per share as against a total of $1
similar
inventories
the
1,495.35
and
$3,103,049
155, p. 498.
'
'
securities, $4,459;
of
Nov.
$13,342,938, comparing with
Operating expenses
the
preferred
etc.
$13,725,646
company,
Gross
39,279
38,723
Consolidated Balance Sheet, I)ec. 31,
deferred
Powder
expenses
Other
end
$1,148,391
period
$2.05
Earn, per share com.—
.•Includes excess profits taxes.
of
Assets—Cash
Darco
to
Brazilian Traction*' Light & Power Co., Ltd. (&
'
usage
and
amounted
—Earnings—.;'
accepted
and
glycerin
1941,
Sept. 2, 40 cents, and Dec. 1, 50 cents, or a
In 1940.
had new orders in January at the average monthly
rate of
1941, according to Whipple Jacobs, President.
'Indications
point to a continued high rate of operation, with shipments confined
exclusively to priority orders," he said.—V. 154, p. 1002.
The
Darco
issued
were
and
Atlas
year,
serial
were
(net)
of
etc.,
Federal
Earned surplus at
023;
now
properties
as
shares
terminated
stock and 79.4%
22,469
4,596
Drl,449
37,693
106,173
___
(net)——
adj.
is
31,
2, 35 cents;
June
cents;
total of
exch.
fluctuations
Surplus
share
stock,
Distributions
17.
The
Cost
Loss
the
'Atlas
notes
Corp.
Income
585,211
648,191
777,829
$1,369,558
surplus
Arlex
name
four
1941
period
Total
1
which
begin,
at
the
advanced,-in 1940.
engaged in the
in
the
refining of
cane,
corn
and beet sugars, oils and fats,
purification of water,
chemicals,
dry cleaners solvents, etc.
Sales in 1941 amounted to
$1,771,585, an increase of 59% over 1940.
After deducting interest
charges
of
$33,058
and
Federal
taxes
of
$115,541,
net
earnings
amounted
to $140,263 compared with *$92,585 in
1940.
At the close
of the year, surplus amounted to $98,123.
Interest received from Darco
Corp. in 1941 amounting to $33,058 was included in income.
How¬
ever, Atlas
Powder Co.'s proportionate share of the 1941 earnings of
Darco Corp. was not included in income.
19,066
income
(est.)
trade
for
stock
preferred
$450,000
demand
23,938
42,305
4,213
Extraordinary
for
offer,
common
Corp.
matured
$574,544
14,177
Dmonion
the
a
Darco
issue
capital
charges
&
of
for
amount
The
the
of
$263,444
Gross income
^
products
the
Dec.
declared
have
directors
common
Feb.
Atlas common stock issued for this purpose was considered
fair value of $60 per share, or a total valuation of $65,070;
of this amount $36,150 was added to common capital stock account
and the balance of $28,920 was added to capital and paid-in surplus.
At
157,728
sales
the
common
common
standing preferred
$390,064
from
Atlas
this
Atlas
to have
1938
1939
1940
164,349
income
twice
of
as
Co.—35-Cent Dividend—Orders—
Belden Mfg.
The
11, 1941, Atlas Powder Co. submitted to the
preferred stockholders of Darco Corp, an offer to
stock for Darco preferred stock on the basis
Atlas
manufacture
Other
under
assets
liabilities were
current
the
Aug.
of
of
stock.
of
taxes
$625,871
-
almost
other
humectant, paralleling in
polyalcohol
solutions,
such
of
of
shares
197,253
taxes
of
result
a
1940
$853,776
security taxes—
Powder
to move the
and consolidate
taxes,
.
.
and
and
of
shares
share
t$18,902
sales
and
Atlas
of
way
$0.22
depreciation, interest, Federal and State-Income
shares of capital stock, $1 par.
$2,911,352, respectively, on Dec. 31, 1940.—V.
Atlas common
three
As
expenses
from
adm.
and
solution
group
exchange
$160,926
1941
'
date
minority
Atlas Plywood Corp. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
—
name
under
Stamford
1940
$89,493
$0.48
400,000
and
premises
with the
on
glycols.
Derivatives made with Sorbitol and Mannitol have proven their
unique advantages in such industries as cosmetics, insecticides, textiles,
tobacco, food and confections and resins.
shares
including provision for Federal income
tLoss.—V. 155, p. 396.
V
6 Months Ended Dec. 31
the
now
finishes
were
carried
preferred) conditioned
upon the transfer by the Darco preferred stockholder to Atlas, without
additional
compensation, of any Darco common stock held by him.
charges,
$59,000 In 1941..
been
adhesives,
cents per share
on
ri
...»
all
and
leased
occupied
has
1941
$193,502
;
'Note—Current
capacity of existing manufacturing facilities, and during
the year demand has exceeded capacity to produce.
equipment is being installed to substantially Increase exist¬
commercial
1941
profit
and
estate
business
Department
conditioner
a
other
1, 1941.—V. 154, p. 1490.
•After
tOn
part of
Sorbitol
mercial
as
March
Calendar Years—
•Net
-'After
•
conse¬
limited plant capacity. The use of these so-called Hexitols has
advanced steadily as industrial chemical raw materials.
Atlas com¬
Atlantic Rayon Corp.-—Earnings—
:
and
companies
ing
$12.50,
par
share
payable
of
dividend
a
two
their derivatives, increased rapidly during the year, up to the
latter
Additional
and a regular quarterly divi¬
the new 5% cumulative preferred
2 to holders of record Feb. 14.
like amount, declared on Nov. 11, were payable
per
both
distributions
Dec.
on
cents
S25,
declared
20
stock,
common'
31l/4
par
Jan.
on
the
fabrics
Products
bitol and
the
American Window Glass Co.—Dividends—
directors
real
no
where
J.,
coated
maximum
.
The
the
Corp.—Earnings—
profit
•[Earnings per share
preceding year.
While a part of this increase
was
due
to
the
acquisition of the Keratol Co., the activity in all products was much
greater than In 1940.
1
Sales of the new hexahydric alcohol products, Mannitol and Sor¬
"Rayflex," a high-tenaqity rayon yarn made
by this corporation, is now being used for making self-sealing gasoline
tanks for military airplanes and tire cords for heavy duty tires, the
bulk
of
which
are
for Army trucks,
reconnaisance cars, and other
motorized
military equipment, the company announced on'Feb.
6.
The
use
of
"Rayflex" for tire cords is helping to conserve the.
country's supply of rubber, it is pointed out, since tires made with
rayon cords require less rubber and last longer than those made with
other types of cord.—V. 155, p. 497.
entire
owned
Co.
N.
of
Cellulose
-
Cords—
; American Viscose Corp.—"Rayflex" For Tire
.The
A
between
personnel and manufacturing equipment to
the two plants and organiations.
___________$1.07
f- V |
____—
155, p. 497.
*
competition
management and personnel under
Zapon-Keratol Division.
Plans are
same
$1,269,735
1,187,496
_________
little
Keratol
The
Co.,
Net
Beech Aircraft
3 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
♦Net
the ^acquisition of Keratol has added substantially to the
and diversity of the coated fabrics business of the company.
.volume
'3,620,300
3,962
profits taxes
.
of
manufacturer
successful
at Stamford, Conn. As the Stamford plant was not equipped
for the manufacture of the "light-weight" type of coated fabrics, -there
13,888
__
excess
and
book-binding fabrics, and other
principally of the "light-weight" type as distinguished
"heavy-weight" type of coated fabrics manufactured by the
and
company
$4,907,885
_________
(net)
and
income
well. known
a
upholstery
leathers,
fabrics,
quently
Other
been
has
artificial
coated
11,493,318 <
446,034 i.
356,110
___.
emergency
•
—
1941
$17,203,347
_
Depreciation
Amortization
31,
and
1898
( &Subs.)—Earnings
for the .3 Months Ending Dec.
series, and a dividend of
636
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Central
Alleged
Specialty
concealment
Co.—Amends
by
the
The
registration statement
covering the proposed issue of 75,000 shares of common stock last July
of
the
fact
recognize
Workers
of
had
been
of
which
it
had
the
flotation
Feb.
Feb.
on
with
strike
a
refusal
for
order
stop
the
receipt of
on
directors
issue:
—V.
The company, whose principal place of business is in Ypsilanti, Mich.,
manufactures tools and
accessories
for Sears,
Roebuck & Co., and
income
$7,040
Managers'. commission
316
89
Taxes
>
>Y'
722
Miscellaneous
Net inc. to
0 V>;
surp.
$18,750
1,344
378
732
713
„
628
113
expense,
curr.
,.
89
,
v
„
-
926
162
Cash
Sheet,
31
Dec.
^
317,351
53
-51
$324,455
$35,000
.
Total
Reserve
for
for
one
the
68%
share
per
,
;
,
vote
Feb.
of
17
conditions.
stated
was
152,
1,470
14,268
year's divs. pref. stock
output
In December tons
milled
totaled
tons
361.
*
and
the
of
At
stock
98,775
stock
10,000
Capital
surplus
163,868
surplus
2,130
1939
'2,361,263
359,754
$324,455
—
404,777
$356,664
$211,069
$267,546
Miscellaneous
$248,169
10,992
14,588
18,587
22,876
Total
,.v*Par value,
Chain
10 cents per share.—V.
1051.
154, p.
income
Income—Dividends
.Total
$2,216
371
427
Expense
246,345
3,573
tFor
J$28,024
'Includes
sinking
funds
income
Balance
Assets—Cash,
$1,449;
1
Sheet,
accounts
(market value $82,568»,
investments at cost
$220;
deficit
from
securities transactions,
total, $102,324.—V. 154, p.
$100,231;
surplus,
earned
$19,829,
fund,
Investment
accrued expenses,
account, $119,019,
payable, $1,465; reserve for
(represented by 5,850 shares—Capital
capital
Sinking
$100,655; total, $102,324.
Liabilities—Dividend
$628;
Material
$1,041),
Special
deposit
for
Additional Stock—
The
that
Public
Maryland
it
would
$10,000,000
stock by
•The
of
value
par
Total
Service
orders
enter
Commission
allowing
the
stock
common
announced
5
Feb.
on
by the company of
acquisition of this new
and
will
&
T.
be
Co.
T.
used
to
.'The
discharge
Funded
in
debt
Accounts
had been
money
Accrued
taxes
Service
Cars
v.j
Loaded
•
'
1942
1941
127,178
System and Received From Connections—
on
Month
•■•i
■
of
1940
104,134
Deferred
January
1939
104,271
—V.
155,
596.
p.
and
Chicago Corp.—Accumulated Dividend—
payable
—V.
:
March
1
$3
of
no
Feb.
record
75
on
stock,
preference
15.
From
account
record
March
cents on
1
class
-
Feb.
Sept.
and June
1,
have
declared
and
A
25.—V.
class
154,
B
'
129,877
-
515,602
to
130,421
initial
stocks,
dividends
of
v
cents
10
March
payable
2
The
share
company on Feb. 2
the common stock
total
of
called
$113,000
4%
bonds due April
guaranteed
redemption as of April 1, 1942, at par and
be made at the Continental Illinois National
(E. I.)
have
1944,
1,
for
will
Payment
interest.
Bank
&
Trust
Co., 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago, 111., or at the office of The
Pennsylvania RR. Co., 380 Seventh Ave., N. Y. City.—V. 154, p. 1413. :<
Citizens Utilities
.
The company on Feb.
due
Dec.
1,
1955,
semi-annual
business
Feb.
The
total
2,
1941
'
3%
to
These
on
per
not
are
these
next
interest
There
notes.
coupon
is
no
notes.
payment
date
as
will
revenues
greater than
income
10
record Jan.
cents
in
for
reserve
of Dec. 31, 1941, is
be Aug. 1, 1942.—
these
purposes
now
of
was
only about
4%
higher Federal taxes.
Higher
than
labor
volume
in
business,
of
and raw
adversely affected the margin of profit,
Earnings applicable to the common stock
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Four Weeks Ended Jan. 24—
Sales
—V.
1942
pared
1941
$5,121,004
—
155,
$3,655,099
with
$7.23
Total taxes in
in
amount
1941
$7.50
OPERATING
Combined Trust?
Trust
at
presentation
Co.,
the
trustee,
First
on
rate
20.11
of
or
(Phila.)—Distribution—
after
Feb.
16
at
Fidelity-Philadelphia
the option of the holder,
Philadelphia, Pa., or, at
Bank, Chicago, 111., the
cents
per
Shares
coupons
(of Standard Oil Group)
Trust
per
ments
in
1940
totaled
48.31
cents
per
Trust
share.—V.
16.697
share.
135,
cents
Pay¬
991.
p.
^ Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Number
of Stockholders At Record—
•
V
*
people own shares of this company now than at any time in
the company's history, it is officially announced.
The year
1941 marked still further increases in the number of
stockholders of this company, there being at the close of the
year
a
total of 135,228 holders of the preferred and common stocks
(not
More
eliminating
duplicates).
There
lative
30,788 holders of the $5 cumu¬
holders of the common stock, indi¬
were
preferred stock and 104,440
cating increases of 1,115 and 1,533
1941.
holders
of each
class, respectively
during
In
the
number
mon
stockholders.
These
in
the
from
five years, there have been
increases of 31%
in the
preferred stockholders and of 15% in the number of com¬
last
of
increases
number
90
to
71,
in
of
and
the
five-year period have resulted in a decrease
held by the average preferred stockholder
the average common stockholder from 126 to
shares
by
110.
,
Employees Granted Wage Increase—
The
wage
Consolidated
$3,750,000
controversy between this company and the Brotherhood of
Edison Employees has been settled
by a wage increase of
the year 1942, it is stated.
The
union had
asked
for
to
net
a
share,
com¬
available
to
.
...
,
services
to
the
Govern¬
company's accumulated
technical research and its
to this
task,
and
diligently
em¬
projects
have been undertaken quickly.
Time does not permit detailed planning
are entered into.
In many instances
Of the completed work can not be fully
contracts
character
advance.
For
such
it has not been feasible
reasons
to
It was, therefore, agreed to construct
plants
for
construction
total
to
endeavors after the contracts are terminated
in constructing
services
un¬
are
costs
the plants for the United
expected to average about 1% of the estimated
of the plants, and the fixed-fees for services
the plants are expected to average about 5% of the esti¬
cost of operations.
From these fees provision must bo
the
cover
subject
The
informd
$480,109,939.
the
fixed-fees
ence.
REVIEW
amounted
customers
This
indicated above
expenses
and to pay Federal taxes
present law range up to 72%.
this work for the Government is dealt
with at some length in this report, but not in a spirit of boastfulness,
or complaint, or apology.
The various procurement departments of the
Army and Navy have requested that the company undertake the work
on
the above-stated terms, and the company has agreed to do so. it
being the feeling of the management that the company is in a position
to render constructive service because of its organization and experi¬
because
of
of
profits
on
management feels, however, that the stockholders should be
the situation and thereby be able to anticipate the effect
net earnings of the company.
Nylon—The companys productive capacity of nylon yarn Is being in¬
as rapidly
as conditions will permit;
Production in 1941 was
This
creased
170%
approximately
,s
Interdepartmental billings for products manufactured by one depart¬
ment and used as intermediates or
ingredients by other departments
were
approximately $48,500,000 in 1941.
If such billings are considered
as sales the
company's total sales volume in 1941 amounted to approximately $528,609,000.
The comparable figure for 1940 was $380,562,000.
Practically all lines of products contributed to the increase in
volume,
which
paralleled
the
upward trend of
business generally
throughout the Nation.
This increase was due in large part to the
high rate of expenditures for national defense.
share.
during 1941 were as follows: Feb.
15,
share, and Aug. 15, 14.789 cents per Trust
Volume—Sales
Corp.
then payable
will be at the
Distributions
,'
Sales
and
which under the
figure includes the December business of du Pont Film Manufacturing
the
National
the Combined Trust
on
Shares
the Navy.
The
and
management
various
before
peace-time
resume
made
of earnings avail¬
were
company's
substantial.
fixed-price contracts.
operate
upon
•Upon
the
necessity
mated
>'
were
the Secretary of
it.
in operating
1940.
equivalent to about 127%
able for dividends, compared with 65% in 1940.
155.
p.
and
made
being
are
the
that
industrial
States Government
material prices
also
Colonial
after
stage,
'
<*,
feels
in
upon
The
principally
1940,
enlarge¬
Several
contracts
report
effective
estimating
or
total
in
initial
Speed is of prime importance.
to
of the company for the year
rates
the
questionably^
1940.
increase
greater
including
completion.
the cost of the completed work mutually agreed upon in advance.
Although this form of contract lessens the company's risk of sustaining
substantial losses, the amount of final net profit to be realized there¬
from is uncertain.
Some expenditures which the company considers
essential to the proper conduct of this work are likely to be disallowed
as reimbursable items by the Government.
Further expenses, probably
substantial in amount, incident to reorganizing the company's forces
151,
amounts to $20,000,000.
Notwithstanding th substantial
income
1051.
and,
of
per
20—V.
$90,401,470,
was
expan¬
and these
both
anticipated in
compared with $86,945,173
in 1940.
In each of these two years the net income is after
setting
aside $10,000,000 to provide a
contingent reserve for possible shrink¬
age in inventory values and other possible costs and expenses related
to
the
war
period which cannot now be definitely measured.
The
holders
1942.
operating
40%
net
commenced
is now nearing
accordance with
"E" award from
management
The
and other
about
were
and
accumulated
arc
development through the semi-works
construct the full-scale plant.
the
the Navy
are
Of
-
the
of
du Font de Nemours & Co.—1941 Annual Re¬
Consolidated
interest on its 3% income notes
annum.
This is the regular
of record as of the close of
paid
of
unpaid interest
The
154, p.
1942,
rate
payment
outstanding amount of these notes
$1,658,270.
V.
2,
at the
interest
accumulated
Co.—Interest Payment—
work,
with Government funds and for Government
account.
The contracts provide compensation to the company for its
services in the form of fixed-fees, based upon preliminary estimates
dividend of
initial
an
stockholders of
to
this
constructing, operating and account¬
stages of
forces.
The
ment
ployed
share
per
holders
to
in
grant in recognition of service in the interest of that branch of the
experience
port—W. S. Carpenter, Jr., President, in his remarks to
stockholders accompanying the 1941 annual report states
in part:
The sales
*■
assist
They also have necessitated substantial
-
construction
gratifying to
armed
Chicago Union Station Co.—Bonds Called—
A
been
earlier
enter upon
paid
on
during peace¬
important products
receive
to
-
Electric Ferries, Inc.—Initial Dividend—
1940.
company
engineers design and
is
and
155, p. 598.
the
is-the highest award of merit which the Navy Department has authority
11,411'
796.
p.
by
that this entire program not only is pro¬
ceeding satisfactorily but is well in advance of original schedule.
The du Pont company was in the .first small group of companies
126,661
11,075
to
operation,
the
and carry
It
5,039,2001
Hosiery Mills—Initial Dividends—
directors
the
on
of
value,
1, 1940,
made
authorized,
completed in
been
man-power
par
of 50 cents per share were
1941, distributions
quarter as against
The
of .75. cents
dividend
a
cumulative
holders
to
including Dec. 1,
each
made
the
on
manufactured in plants hereto¬
and' operating a number of new plants
The products to be
manufactured
not
.
The directors have declared
to and
plants.-
in
are
which
tRepresented by 61,240 no par shares."
deducting depreciation.
are
are now being enlarged.
Still others
construction.
which the company has been called upon
to produce in large quantities are quite new.
In such cases it is
necessary first to develop the manufacturing
process in the labora¬
154, p. 862.
Durham
accumulations
upon
into
Several
416,027
credit items—
either
called
months
in
are
516,698
reserves-
suspended
War
war.
14,653
40,589
'
.
the
130,219
•
-^•V.
of
have
$25,114,369 $25,292,502
'After
1936
96,244
104,397
89,778
other
<
.___
_.
Total
'
■■
■
1937
1938
'
90,180
and
and
-
the
expenditure of Government funds amounting to several
dollars, and their operation will probably require the
of even a larger sum, the latter depending upon the
after
subsequently
136,958
;____
liabilities
Operation
Commercial
eight
363,210
_—_i
and
Defense
million
others
138,178
127,031
payable
wages
National
Government.
were
ments
<4,829,900
and
Matured interest
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Carloadings—
.
to
materials either directly for the Govern¬
for conversion into products needed
constructing
the
24,878
$10,441,200 $10,441,200
8,482,103
8,550,119
par)
tCommon stock and surplus
the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., the parent concern.
stock
A.
($100
Contribution
number
a
tory
stock
in
of
853,967
■
Preferred
part a $14,250,000 debt to
advanced for acquisition of
property and construction and maintenance of lines and equipment
in Maryland during the past five years.—V. 155, p. 596.
the
186,845
276,115
$25,114,369 $25,292,502
____
the corporation transferred to
dissolution the goodwill account
This increase represents
of this company's 100% interest
of
such
ing forces at the central office.
The plants are of various sizes.
The cost of constructing the largest
was
more
than $100,000,000,
and required an erecting force on the
site of
about 25,000
men.
This particular
plant began operations
43,674
Liabilities—
issuance
is
126,829
66,204
receiv.
of
for
28,699
accounts
business
These materials
47,352
interest
was
dis¬
was
manufacturers
966,090
matured
market
thereof
projects make necessary the organization of large field forces
of States throughout the country, where materials and
equipment, furnished by many hundreds of suppliers and sub-con¬
329,856
159,931
suspended debt items
value
increased by $8,971,956.
sion of the company's engineering,
365,280
•
which the
the company's commercial business and for the
needs of the Unitd States Army and Navy.
company's-more important contribution in the current
the
fashioned
taxes paid in adv
by
par
These
in
1940
247,231
supplies
Accrued interest and notes and
sue
$$7,545
43,659
securities
and
and
Deferred and
(Bait.)—To Is¬
solely
the
require
$23,063,095 $23,391,706
,
the
or
hundred
purposes.
1941
etc
Insurance premiums and
Cash
1051.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
$26,519
corporate
,
'Property, equipment and franchise
Real estate not used in operation
1941
Dec, 31,
receivable,
252,967
Sheet, Dec. 31
Assets—
amount
exceeded
ever
other
expenditure
other
and
result
a
was
plants
tractors
$6,478
$6,348
$1,809
$1,846
250,137
JDeficit.
depreciation.
General Balance
Net
and
(for metal
were made in but relatively
small quantities.
Both this com¬
and Remington Arms Co., Inc., which is controlled by this com¬
pany, have undertaken such projects.
Construction of the plants will
528
maturities,
principally
were
peace-time
these
time
5,269
$121,356
debt
As
effort.
account
in
on
ctfs._
tr.
1941
pany
debt
equip,
on
tBalance
$7,718
1,241
$7,450
1,102
$2,236
used
duration
23
Interest
T
25,095
242,727
in
Pont Film Manufacturing Corp.
variety of vital
a
Howver,
$271,046
9,477
assets
the
for
war
emergency
$7,695
$7,450
$2,236
$2,216
discount
of
funded
Int.
$286,133
du
year
Company's
of
or
fore
on
Amortiz.
;
$225,657
2,067
general and
refunding bonds
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
$367,656
bonds—
underl.
on
Interest
Store Investors Trust—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Int.
the
Pont
for the
for
Gross
!
income-
the
company
moderate
income
oper.
The
shares
amount
ment
'
Net
stock..
common
of
end
and
facture
553,935
366,749
capacities
speeding tempo of preparations for national de¬
fense
and, latterly, for actual war participation, the company has
been called upon for correspondingly increasing effort.
Part of the company's contribution toward this program is its manu¬
'2,338,464
569,807
additional
of nylon
yarn,
nylon intermediates, ammonia,
rubber)cellophane cellulose film, viscose rayon
newly-issued
Effort—With
$2,991,410
_
sub¬
which
by which the total cost
outstanding capital stock of du Pont Film Manufacturing Corp.
the equities in net worth acquired, as shown by that com¬
pany's books..
<•*.••<• •" V1'"'<.'?• VA',: \
The manufacture and sale of motion; picture, X-ray, portrait, litho¬
graphic and miniature films will be conducted in the future through
the photo products department, a newly-formed department.
1938
$2,988,563
1,885,785
355,301
Depreciation
164,880
109
$325,511
1940
$3,017,539
be
of
surplus account, $7,753,469.
the
du
1941
will
construction,
exceeded
.
2,030,365
—
plant
the
in
recovery
$3,312,137
revenues—
Taxes
10,000
Current
expenses..
par)
the
company.
th«
98,775
'Common
oper.
work,
.,.
for
of
($20
to
of this
System—Earnings—
Years Ended Dec. 31—°
(synthetic
of
added
Tramway Corp. and The Denver & Intermountain RR.,
with inter-company transactions eliminated)
''
Denver
for
manufacture
the
value
that
J
<
Government
("Cordura") for automotive tires, sodium and solvents
dry-cleaning and extraction),::
•
this
51,800
p.
of
V,
Minority Interest in du Pont Film Manufacturing
Corp.—In November company acquired the remaining minority interest
in du Pont Film Manufacturing Corp (35% of the outstanding capital
stock)
by issuing to the owner thereof, Pathe Film Corp., 56,750 shares
in
Oper.
14,268
Preferred
expenditures
the
Acquisition
2237.
p.
-
cleaning,
proposal to liqui-
a
It
of
yarn
;
approving
on
war
..
expended
was
for additional capacities, and 32% for renewal and better¬
equipment and facilities.
Such expenditures do not include
ordnance plants built for the U. S. Government.
was
neoprene
following payments on this
and Dec. 22, 50 cents.
;
exclusive
1942,
$50,600,000
cost of
The
on
each;
cents
placed at $12.15 per ton.—V. 155,
(The
$35,000
1,423
taxes
Reserve
cents
buy the company's plant.—V.
may
Total
1
payable
12, 25
because
company
interests
Denver Tramway
Liabilities—
Notes
1941
ment
"4 $7,054
317,645
.____
interest;
In
solved
was
$325,511
Prepaid
25
1940
-
"<$7,813
cost)
(at
of
in
stantially less than in 1941.-
by
im¬
as
January, 1942, was valued at $630,099, compared
with $630,274 in December and $659,152 in January, 1941.
Tons milled in January, this year, and in January, 1941, were the
same—53,800 tons—but recovery per ton was $11.71 and $12.25, respec¬
$15,240
1941
_______
Investments
dividend
a
made
company
stockholders will
Bullion
'
,
'
.
declared
30 and Aug.
188.
p.
the
tively.
Balance
Assets—
acting
Dome Mines, Ltd.—Production—
;
1,076
.
$16,168
$5,790
$5,712
ate
$19,738
1,557
^ 355
$6,985
403
Interest
the
1941,
155,
The
Dividends
have
On April
Detroit
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—3 Mos.—1940
effected
was
(W. II.) Davey Steel Co.—Liquidation Proposed—
153, p. 684.
Chain Store Investment Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
employees,
Conciliation Service,
stock, payable March 25 to holders of record March 9.
common
During
correcting the company's statement in line with the Com¬
objections.
foundry castings for the Ford Motor Co.—V.
construction
$1,000,000.
31,000
for
amendments
mission's
offered
involves
United States
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—25-Cent Common Div.—
The
its
which
the
the
3.
dismissed
3
of
partial chairman of a joint board consisting of employee and company
representatives.—V. 155, p. 598.
■.;^^<'<'. <<
<•< 7
to
and Exchange
by the Securities
the company had
compromise,
Horvitz
Aaron
Organizations United Automobile
been organizing its plant led to the issue
revealed
was
Commission
threatened
its
Industrial
order against
Commission,
The
it
Congress
Union
stop
a
that
a
and
$7,000,000
Registry for Stock—
in
company
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
in
than
greater
1940.
Hosiery manufacturers used nylon yarn in more than 109.000 000
of women's stockings'in 1941; compared with about 35.000,000
pairs
pairs
in
1940.
The
also
yarn
the manufacture of many other
y
of
monofilament,
a
racket
strings,
nylon
surgical
is being used, in limited quantities, in
kinds of wearing apparel.
In the form
used in increasing quantities for
being
is
and
sutures,
as
bristles
for
many
types
of
Nylon also is used as an insulation in coverings for electrical
brushes.
wires.
<<'..; v<'.',
shown
in
'•<
•! -/'■'■
'v.
There is a rapidly-increasing demand for nylon yarn for use in the
production of certain kinds of military equipment, heretofore almost
In the latter part of the
year is became necessary to curtail the
^entirely dependent upon silk or linen, and an important part of the
manufacture of certain products, because the necessary supplies of raw
company's nylon yarn-producing capacity in 1942 may be so required.
materials
could not
be
procured.
Further curtailment of products'
considered as not essential to the war effort may be necessary.
Taxes—The
provision for Federal taxes on income,
$103,190,000,
Sales
prices
prices of
some
generally
of the
Other
Operating
$23,242,355.
This
activities
other
were
only
slightly
higher than
in
and
1940,
company's products were reduced in 1941.
operating revenues amounted
Revenues—Other
amount
than
from
represents
sales
to
income
customers,
derived
and
from
includes
to
with
the
tax
pany's compensation received for constructing and operating plants for
the
Government
and
others,
the
products of
which
are
not
sold
by
your
company.
Positions of Departments
and Divisions in Volume of Business—The
manufacturing and sales activities were conducted through 10 depart¬
ments or divisions.
The
business
done by the Military Explosives
Division, heretofore listed separately, but not including the costs of
constructing and operating plants for the United States and British
Governments, is included in the explosives department.
Plant Extensions and Betterments—To the extent that priority rat¬
ings were obtainable for necessary materials, the company continued
its policy of extending and bettering its -manufacturing facilities.
Be¬
cause of war
requirements, it is expected that expenditures ■ for plant
income
-
\.
includes provision for both the
statement,
"nor¬
However, the amount included therein
$70,250,000, is not fairly comparable
$19,345,000, because of changes in the
mal" and "excess profits" taxes.
"excess profits" tax for 1941,
for
operating
com¬
the
■'<' :
'</
the
for
amount
a
31%.
which
In
and the
the
50%
from
law
subject
--
going higher rates,
because
the
rate
on
that
portion of
the
tax was increased from 24%
tax on that portion of its earnings
"normal"
classifies as
arbitrarily
the
1941
in
to
rate nf
maximum
to 60%.
addition to
increased
enacted
law
new
company's earnings
to
1940,
law.
Under
"excess profits"
was
increased
■
increa'se in Federal taxes resulting from the fore¬
the company's taxes in 1941 earnings were further
provisions in the 1941 law which changed the
the "normal" and "excess profits" taxes.
of
method of computing both
Under
the
1940
law the
is termed "excess profits"
-under
the
1941
law
the
"excess
profits" tax
was
comnuted
on
what
.after deduction of the "normal" tax, whereas
profits" tax is computed on what is
"excess
<'
<<>•<
"
.Volume 155
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
*
termed "excess
would
reduced
been
have
the
1941
about
'■
1940,
At
of
end
the
United
of
increase
an
increase
an
of
States
than
more
nearly
Cash
$16,000,000 for
the
U.
S.
company
$100,200,000 invested in
be used prior to
.had
These
in
South
The
net
America
and
believed to be conservative.
is
North
in
the
outside
America
to
this
Constant
country.
attention
Provision
with
these
Bonds
eliminated
stockholders,
the
company
November
In
compared
as
end of
the
of
shares
the
with
■
4,578,263
—„
employees
8,288,268
9,129,329
.8,631,668
in
companies
——
168,885,000
for
168,885,000 168,885,000
157,219,870
133,580,843 121,794,607
16,878,544
8,315,544
depreciation and obso¬
—
27,274,152
insurance, etc
ggReserved for pensions
: 30,866,620
Surplus applicable to company—
285,235,672
26,859,314 ; 24,667,065
264,254,797 256,368,715
1,069,399,343 934,892,276 857,618,123
Total
tons.—V. 155, p. 600.
General Motors Corp. — Earnings of General Motors,
Factory Workers Reach Ail-Time High In 1941—
C.
advance of $19,038,691.
tAfter reserves for
IMarket value, $24,968,354.
^General
Motors Corp.
common stock:
10,000,000 shares, carried at $20.80 a
share in 1941, $20.25 a share in 1940 and $19.70 a share in 1939. '^Rep¬
resented by common shares of $20 par value (in 1941 includes 35,651; in
1940, 33,297, and in 1939, 31,994 shares in treasury held for awards to
employees under bonus plan). fllncluding provision for Federal and other
taxes of $117,593,269 in 1941; $51,089,374 in 1940, and $17,608,834 in
1939. ttRepresented by 1,688,850 shares of $4.50 preferred (no par). ^In¬
cluding $25,599,404 (1940, $25,201,904), representing obligation to trus¬
tee for funds borrowed from pension trust (the actual liability under
the pension plan at Dec. 31,
1941, is computed to be approximately
$9,015,000).—V. 155, p. 361.
President, on Feb. 7 announced that wages paid to
factory workers employed In the United States in
all-time high of $500,422,165, which represents an
increase of $143,169,343,-or 40% over 1940,
Compared with this increase of 40% in payroll, the average weekly
employment of hourly paid workers increased 23% in 1941 over 1940. Y
The average weekly employment in 1941 was 221,709, compared with
an average weekly employment of 180,576 in
1940.
Average weekly earnings of hourly paid employees in 1941 were
$43.40 or 14% above the previous year.
'
>
In November, the. latest month for which the Government has pub¬
lished figures, General Motors average hourly wage rate was 33 cents
an
hour aoove the average for all manufacturing industry in United
States, or 42% above the average* In the same month, the average
weekly earnings of General Motors hourly-paid men and women were
$45.90, compared to $32.81 for all manufacturing industry in the
country. This is a difference of 40%.
In May, 1941, General Motors wages were increased 10 cents an hour,
which was approximately an average increase of 10%.
Between May,
1941, and December, 1941, the cost of living of wage earners in the
United States, according to the U. S. Department of Labor, increased
7.4%.—V. 155, p. 600.
freight,
"V
V"
'
of
returns,
General Railway Signal
Calendar Years—
Gross
1940
etc.)
V.
480,109,939
amount
last year
155, p. 50.
dividend
a
50,000
25,000
$2,443,433
78,557
$561,875
82,363
———$2,521,991
income
*1,725,000
$644,238
117,477
$.796,991
$526,761
135,150
137,621
of
Cost
Total
Net
Profit
26,440,580
41,097,069
21,394,348
$128,787
99,780,000
44,262,000
Provision for Federal taxes on operating income
(allocated portion—see note)
from
sale of
■
per
$148,095
$143,875
—
4,357
10,230
4,259
4,662
4,384
Net
$139,935
$124,624
41,971
41,718
not wholly owned from reserve
—*
Miscellaneous
other
doubtful
income
2,696,199
3,809,631
-
for
accounts--
Dividends
$181,906
141,048
$166,342
124,372
3,497,742
46,307,373
Earned
$120,500
78,782
:
taxes
—42,897,373
-
—
—
41,284,478
and other income
100,401,470
96,967,152
Interest on outstanding bonds—:———21,979
Provision for contingencies
10,000,000
10,000,000
Operating
Dividends
90,401,470
preferred
on
stock
86,945,173
7,599,825
7,599,8^25
__
and State
Liabilities—Federal
$4,643;
taxes,
common
stock
per
depreciation in
applicable to common stock
Including the difference between E. I. du Pont
de Nemours & Co.'s equity in profits or losses
82,801,645
Prov.
received from such
earned on
amount
Shares
of
companies, the
stock
is
79,829,293
outstanding during
average number of shares
treasury
11,040,087
$7.23
$7.50
—
Note—Total
provision for Federal taxes on income -amounts to
1941 and $47,437,000 in 1940, of which the portion
representing tax on "excess profits" as defined by the law in effect
for the respective years is $70,250,000 in 1941 and $19,345,000 in 1940.
in
$103,190,000
Statement of Consolidated Surplus, Dec. 31
1941
.
Net
for the
income
90,401,470
year
resulting
Adjustment
from
vestment in General
1940
$
264,254,797 256,368,715
Surplus at beginning of year
revaluation
of
in-
86,945,173
'
Motors Corp.
5,500,000
f> 5,500,000
Excess of market value over par value of 56,750
of
shares
for
common
stock
issued
in
exchange
7,753,469
Corp.
Equity in earnings of du Pont Film Manufac¬
turing Corp. not distributed during period of
partial ownership but realized upon liquida-
Total
of
tion
Refund
subsidiary
that
from
respect
to
,
713,191'
Difference between cost and the value placed on
common
1
Preferred dividends
Common
.
stock awarded under bonus plan
Total
dividends
.
345,657
/.
1
370,288,145 349,159,545
($4.50 each year)
7,599,825
7,599,825
77,452,648
each year)
($7
;
77,304,923
from
ruling
a
Federal
of
Judge
Ben
Moore
*fn
accordance
common
in
to
du
the
stock
March,
withi a
285,235,672 264,254,797
practice
followed
since
1925
the
Pont
General
is
books
company's investment in
carried was adjusted on the
of
amount
Motors
the
at
Corp.
company
1940, to $202,500,000
$208,000,000
($20.80
a
($20.25 a share), and in March, 1941,
share), which closely corresponded to the
equity indicated by the consolidated balance sheets of General Motors
Corp. at Dec. 31, 1939, and Dec. 31, 1940, respectively.
The net amount
so added to surplus from 1925 to 1941, inclusive, is $150,378,242.
Also,
there was added to surplus in prior years $4,364,113
as
a result of
revaluing
a
Canadian
investment carried in
ventments."
YYY.-
"other securities and in•
.
•,
—
——,
465,061
'
—
309,913
1,729,339
128,500
34,271
...—-
—
1,737,929
1,738,019
1,717,450
—
—
6,420,000
Y
1,376,609
$15,800,970 $12,291,922
-
)n market value of $41,166 in 1941 and
estimated market value Dec, 31, 1941, was
fRepresented by 321,000 no par shares.
of $3,677,414 in 1941 and $3,410,137 in
liRepresented by shares of $100 par.—V. 154, p. 1264.
in
The
1940.
tLess amortization.
Consolidated
reorganization petition of the company
(& Subs.)—-Earnings-—
Earnings for the Year Ended
operations
—
Interest on bonds—-——.——
"Transfer to reserve for depreciation
Profit
office of the Southern District Clerk.
appeal will be taken to the Fourth Circuit Court of
Dec.
31,
1941
^
$1,974,639
from
——-■-•——
270,756
496,750
.
for war contracts
119.943
and legal fees
—
Reserved for Dominion income and excess profits taxes—
5,750
85,665
440,000
Special depreciation on equip, purchased
Directors' fees and emoluments—
of
Salaries
officers
'
; Net
pand Gear Output For
Plans for the construction
Corp.—New Plant To Ex¬
Dividend
Aeronautical Engines—
of
a
new
mulated
The
increase
new
plant
will
built
be
and
equipped
by the
new
;f,
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co.—^Earnings
Shares
income
com.
Earnings
-
stk.
per
outstg.;;
share
'
1941
$228,203
1940
$208,135
/125.000
124,600
$1.83
$1.66
1939
1938
$161,056
$158,552
120,675
116,977
$1.32
t$1.33
compared with $1,907,752 for 6 months ended Dec. 31,
for
transferred in 1941 from the accu¬
in order to reduce the deferred
reorganization of funded debt.
Y Y
depreciation
Balance
Sheet,
Dec.
31,
1941
.
*'
■
\
$184,616;
Liabilities—Accounts payable
payable
reserve
and accrued liabilities, $846,579; taxes
interest on bonds, $56,415;
and accrued, $474,193; accrued
depreciation of buildings and
for
equipment used in business,
first mortgage bonds of subsidiary company, $66,000; first
bonds, $6,127,000; 7%
cumulative participating preferred
shares, $4,500,000; common stock (310,879 no par shares), $1,111,014;
$5,954,366;
mortgage
surplus, $555,448; total,
$19,691,015.—V. 155, p. 600.*
(B. F.) Goodrich
Co.—Announces New Line—
formerly employed is now prohibited by the
manufacture of hand stamps, due to the war
emergency, the company
announces a new line of compounds mado
from "Ameripol," the synthetic rubber developed in its own labora¬
tories, and also compounds from reclaimed rubber.
They can be used
in making hand-daters, logotypes and toy stamping sets, the announce¬
ment said.—V. 155, p. 540.
crude
for
rubber
the
dividend
tAfter
depreciation, Federal income taxes, etc.
requirements of 7,577 shares (par $10) of 6% preferred stock.
Sales for the
6 months ended Dec.
31, 1941, were $2,183,572
"After
327,150
155,439
i
accounts receivable less reserves, $1,486,003;
sundry
debtors,
$26,627;
inventories,
$4,153,558;
mortgages, etc.,
$66,819; investment in subsidiary company (not consolidated), $117,062; deferred charges, $36,140: expenditures in connection with reor¬
ganization of funded debt, $485,061; fixed assets (net), $13,135,129;
total, $19,691,015.
Assets—Cash,
plant is expected
6 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
stock-
Consolidated
Defense Plant
$555,769
cumulative and participating pfd. shrs—
of $50,000 has been
reserve
Government
•Net
—
7%
common
expenditures in connection with
completion scheduled for next
to be ready for operation by next
December or January.
;Y
^ .;Y
This will be the second plant to be devoted by Foote Bros, entirely
to the manufacture of aeronautical gears,
pinions and parts.
The
first was acquired by the company last year under an
Emergency
Plant Facilities contract and is only now being brought fully to com¬
pletion, the announcement said.
'
The
corporation now
employs approximately 2,000 workers and
will increase that number when the new plant is finished to around
3,000, it was added.—V. 155, p. 361.
The
on
on
amount
"An
$2,200,000 plant to provide for a
in the output of precision gears,- pinions and parts
manufactured by this corporation for aeronautical engines used in
naval and military aircraft were announced on Feb. 5.
large
profit
Dividends
Because
"Surplus at end of year
$2,284,700
1,500,000
other taxes_—
General Steel Wares Ltd.
at
*
which
and
—————
$136,433
Appeals at
Richmond by Edgar B. Sims, State Auditor of West Virginia, and nine
others, including representatives of Wisconsin, Maryland, Iowa and
Tennessee, in which States the company also operated.—V. 155, p. 189.
May.
1,665,218
S. Government in
for the year 1933
U.
taxes
income
.
$2,231,100
6,420,000
"After reserves for shrinkage
reduce the surplus accounts
the amount of $775,795.—
struction, entirely without windows.
Construction will begin at once with
v.
85,017
$15,800,970 $12,291,922
.
payable
surplus
surplus
Earned
Corporation and leased to the company for an indefinite period.
It
will be adjacent to Foote Bros.' present industrial gear plant located
at
5301
South Western Boulevard, Chicago,
111.
The building will
have a floor area of 100,000 square feet and will be of blackout con¬
minority interest in du Pont Film Manu¬
facturing
appeal
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine
'
"
—
—
§After reserve for depreciation
Charleston, W. Va., accepting a
The
.2,381,689
45,685
7,800
36,941
7,800
86,582
advs
estate
stock
$192,361.
has been filed in the
11,054,973
—
Amount earned a share———
of
171,130
3,857,500
—
-
stock
Federal
for
1940.
Notice
82,889,538
151,195
and
invests,
I.
Paid-in
capital
shares
Fidelity Assurance Association of Wheeling, W. Va.—
Court Ruling Appealed—
stock
common
excluding
period,
in
common
real
on
547,181
—
,
—
-
710,072
220,621
671,328
.
-
Dividends
(par 20
79,345,348
of controlled companies not wholly owned and
dividends
?
1,696,158
769,124
2,282,521
«
payable to banks——w—;
Accounts payable and
accrued expenses
V. 154, p. 862.
Balance
—
Notes
the value of investment securities
(cost versus quoted market prices) would
at Dec. 31,
1941, if reflected therein, in
1 Q/lf)
$2,209,919
3,994,707
Liabilities—
$2,1507 account receiv¬
share), $158,763; paid-in surplus, $2,450,053; other
surplus, $268; earned surplus, $39,443; treasury stock (107,146
at cost), Dr.$273,527; total, $2,379,642.
cents
Note—Unrealized
Net income for year
rec.
SCommon
marketable securities (at cost), $2,310,451;
deferred Federal capital stock tax, $1,624; total, $2,379,642.
income—rafter provision for Federal.
;,
t
$2,186,118
3,912,703
Prepaid expenses and deferred charges
1941
AssetS-fCash, $65,387; dividends receivable,
1
-
companies
etc.,
;
and
UPreferred
Dec. 31,
—
affil.,
work unbilled
Mortgage
able from underwriter, $30;
other
in
employees
$41,718
.$41,971
$40,859
$39,443
Dec. 31
Balance Sheet,
'3,175,000
3,410,000
surp.
$1.21
1 QA 1
_
-
Total
44,459,478
less—provision for Federal taxes on other in¬
come (allocated portion—see note)
—'
Sheet, Dec, 31
.•••.'.•
•
"Market securities at cost
4,263,279
(net)
'•.».-
Officers
41,653
$182,722
143,279
Total
1,500,000
.
etc.———
Inventories
$78,847
40,859
1__
321,000
$2.06
2,061,100
Contract
6,171
•
$141,863
income
160,500
321,000
—
—„
receivable*
Accounts
;
Earned surplus Jan.
.
—
Investments
55,682,674
37,500,000
321,000
Cash
6,571
13,491
Taxes
share—,
Balance
$105,080
3,901
*
—
-
stock outstanding. (no par)——
fixtures,
tPatents, etc.
$150,216
—
fees
———
——
stock
stock———---
common
copi.
AcQOfd.
Income from investment in controlled companies
Reversion
-
preferred
on
on
IPlant,
3,969
Total
Expenses
on
"Including $1,125,000 provision for excess profits taxes.' vyy-
—-—
—-
Management
Operating income, after provision for Federal
taxes..—————57,504,097
Dividends from General Motors Corp. common
stock
37,500,000
21,429
sec.
Interest
;
income
Dividends
1938
$38,293
66,787
1939
$65,588
78,279
8
1940
$97,085
51,010
1941
Dividends
271,369,369 196,619,564
48,258,248
income
Provision for Federal and other taxes
to holders of
Earnings
goods sold and other operating charges
(exclusive of charges shown separately below)
Selling, general and administrative expenses
Provision for depreciation and obsolescence
operating
Dividends
Years End. Dec. 31—
84,148
112,018
197,226
854,893
profit
Interest, dividends and sundry receipts (net)—
Net
Shares of
503,352,294 359,055,655
-
290,570
278,518
repairs-
possible loss on investment in
affiliates
—
foreign
Equity Fund, Inc.—Earnings—
Total
1940
$1,835,150
Provision against
12,893,655
revenues
1941
$4,283,036
■
-
patents and development—193,750
general and administrative expenses.1,026,764
Selling,
60 cents
of
and
.
Depreciation
346,162,000
23,242,355
__
operating
27,
outward
allowances,
like
A
^
declared
payable March 31
stock,
Co.—Earnings—
'
profit
Amortization of
per share on
record March 16.
was paid on this issue on June 30, Sept. 30 and Dec.
as
compared with 50 cents in preceding quarters.—
directors have
common
operating
Maintenance
Common Dividend
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—60-Cent
the
$
an
'■Including U. S. Govt,
common
' tVrr,!L"*'
*
Motors
reached
doubtful accounts of $2,086,698.
owned by
at the end
1941
T'
E.'Wilson,
General
1940.
(net
Other
6,038,861
14,476,253
final
stock
for
Reserve
The
V*,1
to
subsidiary
lescence
[Including Wholly-Owned Companies]
Sales
awards
1,899,956
58,367,740 ' 23,704,878
20,383,601
——
&
parcelled out to 38 firms in seven states.
Two foundries, one
and the other in West Virginia, cast the major parts.
these foundries, plus a Navy Yard, a Pennsylvania construction
company, a shipbuilder, and a machine tool builder take care of the
annealing.
Rough machining is handled by one Navy Yard, "a steel
mill, and a locomotive manufacturer. Two Navy Yards, a third foundry
company,
a
second shipbuilder, a manufacturer of safes, the steel
mill, and the locomotive firm do the finish machining.
Total weight of one of these hcbbing machines is more than 275
of
1941
payable, ad¬
-
Statement of Consolidated Income for Calendar Years
,
for
9,865,665
1,899,956
.
ttPreferred
was
87,541
company's
of
Reserve
stock were
issued in exchange for the minority interest in du Pont Film Manu¬
facturing Corp.
At the end of the year 11,122,512 shares of the com¬
pany's common stock were outstanding, compared with 11,065,762 at
56,750
1,899,956
stock—
stock
is
Virginia
One
.
6,875,098
,
1940.
of
•
12,867,823
3,514,921
<
127,708,835
deb.
five
2,017,661 '
1,069,399,343 934,892,276 857,618,123
15,672,208
-
of
40,790,667
hands of public. —
1,055,000
""Common stock
222,450,240 221,315,240 221,315,240
OF DU PONT COMPANY
duplications
different
2,820,022
„
accounts
ture
announcement says.
V'v
major parts for the machine is by 12 separate
states, and the miscellaneous parts manufac¬
an
the
in
30,091,712
under bonus plan—
At the end of the year there were 67,567 common stockholders and
18,763 preferred stockholders, a total of 86,330.
However, there are a
number of instances in which a stockholder holds both classes of stock,
82,376
373,381,586
30,035,337
dividend
foreign sources, before Federal taxes, amounted
to about 5% of the company's total net income before Federal taxes,
compared with 7% for 1940.
It is the practice to include in the
accounts income from foreign investments only upon conversion into
dollars and receipt in this country.
and
410,779,212
3,879,751
-
-
value
Rod.
Total income from all
OWNERSHIP
4,993,274
455,835,207
payable
vances, etc.
smaller.
somewhat
5,705,381
flAccrued liabilities
exclusive of earnings of three small units, figures for which are
available, were larger than for 1940, although dividends received
were
40,169,897
38,980,023
—
—
of
Production
in
—
5,336,102
.
—
Miscellaneous
to
given
was
year 1940.
The increase in dollar value of export sales was
largely to sales in South America.
aggregate net earnings of the company's foreign affili¬
ates,
197,000,000
eto.
Dividends payable on pref.
Income—The
not
208,000,000 202,500,000
U. S. Government contract advances
the
due
9,981,000
38,363,807
charges
Accounts
working capital referred to above.
Sales—Export sales were about 10%
greater than for 1940; such
sales were about 6%- of the company's total sales, compared with 8%
for
2,105,020
19,979,306
companies
property
Liabilities—
United
this
problem, and to the restriction of credit terms in many markets,
with the result that no foreign exchange loss of consequence* occurred;
•nor is any loss of consequence expected with respect to the $4,275,000
to
10,709,470
$24,968,354
affiliated
ship populsion sets,
subcontractors
7,805,545
100,200,000
Subcontracting—
By subcontracting most of the foundry and machine work the com¬
pany is halving the 18 months' time it previously needed to build a
200-inch diameter hobbing machine to cut low-speed gears for cargo
51,538,062
receivable,
—
goodwill,
Total
Exchange—The unsettled conditions which continued in many foreign
made
it difficult to convert foreign
currency
into dollars
transfer
and
Deferred
countries
for
119,701,749
26,017,392
62,378,951
stock acquired for awards
bonus plan__
Patents,
.
.
29,534,023
employees under
Plants
which foreign items are carried
amount at
120,280,677
investments
Common
of
aggregate
$
$
not wholly-owned and miscellane¬
ous
invested
a'ccounts
in
1939
:
75,558,944
gGeneral Motors common stock
foreign companies are included in the
consolidated balance sheet at $17,665,700.
>
v
The total working capital employed in foreign countries, consisting
principally of accounts receivable, inventories and a small amount of
foreign currency, is included in the consolidated balance sheet at
$4,275,000, compared with $3,950,000 in 1940.
1
», *
The aggregate of all foreign items, $22,254,000, is about 2% of the
company's consolidated gross assets.
Of this amount $20,700,000 is
States.
1940
*71,058,209
securities
Investment
notes may
FOREIGN BUSINESS
Investments—Securities
General Electric Co.—200-Inch Gear Hobbers Produced
139,413,401
Treasury notes——.
Marketable
the
year
•
In Half Normal Time by
:V
—
advances, etc.
1939,
600%.
Treasury tax notes.
,..VV.
.•
31
1941
receivable
notes
Miscellaneous
1, 1943, in payment of Federal taxes on income.
Aug.
'
—
and
Inventories
are
and with
••
Sheet, Dec.
.
Accounts
100%,
Balance
YYy '-'YY.: v ,' Y--
;
,
8%.
company's total direct taxes
^
•
Consolidated
[Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiary Companies]
estimated to amount to
approximately $115,000,000,
Of this amount
about $107,500,000 is
payable to the Federal Government, compared with $50,200,000 for
In
'••..*
.
%
Because
of the increase in rates and change in the method of computation, the
amount of company's "excess profits" tax in
1941 would have been
Increased about 71.% over 1940 even if the amount of earnings before
taxes had been the same in each year;
however, the "normal" tax
profits" before deduction of the "normal" tax.
as
1940.
Note—Above- report does not include figures for the Fox de Luxe
Brewing Co., Grand Rapids.—V. 154, p. 1191.
'■ " .*
(W. T,).. Grant
Co.—January Sales-
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
—V.
—
155, p. 502.
1942—Month—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$8,892,711
$6,654,929 $130,555,475 $111,774,965
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
638
Consolidated Balance
Great Northern Power Co.—Bonds Called—
total
A
$192,000 of first mortgage 5% gold bonds due Feb. 1,
1950, have been called for redemption as of March 11 at 103% &nd
interest.
Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., successor
trustee, 1 Wall Street, New York City.—V. 152, p. 1130. y/:
Period End.
$2,890,355 $53,785,963 $47,210,893
$3,859,235
—V. 155, p. 156.
The voting trustees
ration
ment
counts receivable
$8,313,714
$7,080,421
80,058,881
76,119,874
—
Canada
;
1,276,000
52,691
—
—
to
settlement
agent, to make payment thereof on Feb. 10, 1942, to holders of record
5, 1942.
■
;'
,:V^
Checks will be mailed Feb. 10, 1942, and it will not be necessary for
.
,
be presented to the corporation for endorsement of this
liquidating dividend.
,/y ;y O.,- •'"
' S:;S.
The Union Guardian Trust Co., Detroit, Mich., is transfer agent.
certificates to
etc
12,778
609,445
Gross
$232,743
Operating
Pro v.
expenses—.
taxes—Gen..
for
$2,375,522
$2,008,235
93,116
15,750
17,140
1,254,686
199,981
127,833
995,987
181,353
10,038
13,812
income—.
Federal
Federal
Prov.
$193,299
128,399
revenue__-.
for
~15,833
15,833
m6o5
$45,119
and
$51,460
18,669
219,185
deduct..
other
$540,018
238,554
$507,012
16,070
income
Gross
profits,
excess
and
current
Miscellaneous
income
Divs. on pref.
stock-
$287,827
and
liabilities—,
Canadian
for
940,279
Balance
144,500
14,500,000
-
750,619
interest in subsidiary company
preferred stock ($100 par)...*.
stock
40,857
35,357
18,000,000
537,458
18,431,975
696,794
11,644,191
—
11,008,917
from
manufacturing
Depreciation
Amortization
t Provision
—
leasehold
of
reduce
to
Profit
Interest
—
improvements.
investment
in
14,239
—
8,503
—
———
—
Gross
income
—
—
.—
§Adjustment of reserve for exchange difference
Provision for Federal
profit
Canadian
and
Earnings per share on
♦After write-off of
common
leasehold
Palm Beach amounting
(before
income an
as
of
—
;
profits taxes—
excess
$823,259
493,695
$4.59
———
—
Dividends paid on common and
tions
Dr.4,836
Cr.3,993
276,700
23,300
—
Canadian income taxes
and
Provision for Federal
Net
$1,124,101
i-l
class A stockstock
—
and after
loss on building
a
of
declared
the
on
$6
dividend
a
2nd
cum.
of
pref.
$18 per
stock,
share
on
,
quarterly dividend
regular
(not consolidated) to reported book value at Sept. 30, 1941.
^Arising through conversion of Canadian subsidiary company's finan¬
cial statements for consolidation, from Canadian dollars to United
States dollars and exchange differences on inter-company
account.
r
SOn funds on deposit in Canada by the parent company, and on
cost of $25,000,000 par value Dominion of Canada Second War Loan
3% Bonds, due Oct. 1, 1952, owned by the parent company, and on
interest receivable
accrued
Consolidated
Assets—Cash
bank
($375)
on
hand
Interest
in
of
banks,
Canada
Sept. 30,
1941
Committee
Practice
Uniform
Securities
for exchange difference between United States
and Canadian dollars
($2,844), $22,594; market securities (at cost),
$198,034; accrued interest receivable,
$2,436;
accounts receivable—
customers
(net), $443,819; merchandise inventories, $727,723; inven¬
tory of antiques (held for resale, at cost), $9,565; advances to sales¬
men and employees, $15,264;
investment in and advances to whollyowned subsidiary company, not consolidated
(less reserve),
$12,620;
deposit on lease, etc., $1,425; sundry accounts receivable, $3,911; fixed
assets
(net), $372,645; deferred charges, $107,323; formulae, trade¬
marks, etc., $1; total, $2,745,320.
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $111,771; customers' credit balances,
$20,237; accrued salaries, expenses, etc., $320,836; reserve for Federal
and Canadian income and manufacturers excise taxes, $323,895; mort¬
gage payable, $24,600; $1 cumulative class A stock, $99,550;
common
stock
(157,658 no par shares), $157,658; paid-in surplus, $558,250;
earned surplus, $1,128,523; total, $2,745,320.—V. 155, p. 503.
($25,063), less
reserve
Household Finance
Consolidated
Corp.—Annual Report—
Income
Account
1941
Years
1938
1939
$20,900,243 $18,208,964 $17,904,048
12,310,890
—
Calendar
1940
Gross income from oper. $22,649,346
♦Operating expenses
for
11,349,248
10,441,308
10,076,989
Co.
Feb.
Dealers,
Other income
Gross
$10,338,455
credits—
6,023
income
Interest
paid
$10,344,478
12,267
;
$9,563,262
$7,781,766
600,392
482,902
2,429,837
308,088
1,421,761
1,257,000
125,000
Federal & Dominion tax
$7,827,059
17,835
14,110
2,993,369
205,000
300,000
-
-
$7,767,656
$9,550,995
$7,844,894
266,463
1,412,949
Prov. for Federal excess
;
profits tax
Prov.
for
contingencies
int.
against
suh. comp'y
Minority
earns,
5,776
pref. stock
Common
3,472
6,901
4,570
$5,362,942
$6,142,051
$6,045,017
$6,160,913
900,000
900,000
900,000
3,668,989
3,664,469
900,000
3,685,138
$793,953
730,407
$0.11
$1,577,582
737,279
$7.11
$1,459,879
736,886
$6.98
of
Net income
5%
-——
divs
dividends
Balance, surplus
outstanding
.—_
Com. shares
Earnings per share
♦Includes provision for
losses
on
3,584,182
$1,676,731
716,781
$7.34
instalment notes receivable.
Summary of Consolidated Capital Surplus
Calendar Years—
1941
1940
beginning of the year—
Charge—premium on miscellaneous purchases
$696,794
$687,994
and sales of treasury stock (net)———
159,336
Summary
of
the
During
on
Net income
__—
——
—
—
$537,458
Surplus
1941
$696,794
$9,676,556
5,362,942
Consolidated Earned
Balance at beginning of the year—
The
for
750.
——
——
——
stock
6,142,051
1940
.
tBalance at end of the year
♦And
expenses
$16,371,859 $15,818,606
900,000
3,668,089
-
——,
Transferred to reserve for contingencies—.
♦Excess of cost over sale price—
of 20,273 shares of
under stock ownership plan.
—
common
——
900,000
3,664,469
245,220
158,679
$11,644,191 $11,008,917
stock' sold to employees
t$826,220.42 of surplus of Canadian sub¬
sidiary restricted until certain Canadian bank loans are paid.
4,150
384
17,311
8,904
25,904
$179,040
$118,913
$165,350
261,120
261,120
522,240
522,240
13,051
13,051
26,101
26,101
$95,131
$429,428
$382,991
$95,131
$429,428
$889,321
y
disct.
,
District No.
Inc.,
of
13,
the
National
Association
of
secur..
corporation
506,330
—
$288,962
...
of
state
a
any,
securities
on
does
prohibition
of
them
in
The corporation
betweeh
war
income
has-no
the
unless
they
are
knowledge since the
and Italy of
United
States
consequence thereof, in the status of lire income
bank balances in Italy.
Further, because of the
as a
and
of
include
not
by other means.
changes, if
announces:
lire
between the two countries, the com¬
parative statement of dividends and interest received in lire during the
respective periods, given below, may be incomplete as to transactions
subsequent to June 30, 1941.
*
be
may
or
of
communications
from
tlncome
realization
restricted
of
lire
through
arose
the
pay¬
of expenses in Italy with restricted lire; through the purchase
restricted lire of molybdenite concentrates
in December,
1940;
ment
with
through the payment in January, 1941, with restricted lire, of $109,590,
amount of Jan. 1, 1941 coupons on the corporation's 35-year 6%
a remittance in January, 1941, of $13,410
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been appointed co-registrar
common no par stock.—V.
155, p. 156.
"
face
gold debentures and through
Indiana Gas & Chemical
in
Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
•
The
directors
on
paid Nov. 1, last.
was
cents per
20
was
declared
6
dividend
a
of
10
cents
per
share on Dec. 28,
Period End.
—V.
Jan.
155,
p.
y
;
157.
(of Del.)—Annual Report—
President, states in part:
the financial statements, attention is directed to
country- and in Italy on the use
of corporation's assets.
By reason of the fact that a substantial part
of
the outstanding securities of Italian Superpower
Corp. is owned
and controlled by Italian interests,
Italian Superpower Corp. is an
Italian "national" and, as a result, without a license from the Sec¬
retary of the Treasury, corporation's assets in this country cannot
be used by it, the transfer of its portfolio securities which are located
in Italy is prohibited, and the acquisition of further securities in Italy
is also prohibited. Exchange restrictions in effect in Italy since Novem¬
ber, 1935, have prevented the direct conversion of lire into U. S.
currency.
All securities owned by corporation are held in Italy for
T.
Hanscom,
With
respect
to
.
,
restrictions imposed both in this
the
account
sale
are
of
corporation
subject to
the
ai^d together
restrictions
at
with the
present
in
proceeds of any
force in Italy.
all securities
normally is collected and. deposited in
Italy and the disposal of such deposits is also restricted by govern¬
mental regulations.
The coiporafcion has no knowledge of changes,
if any, as a consequence of the existence of a state of \war between
the United States and Italy, in the status cf the securities that have,:
been held in Italy for the account
of corporation and the lire on
deposit in Italy, or with respect to the income that may be collected
therefrom.
Currency transactions and communications between the
two countries are prohibited. The use of the official parity of exchange
The
income
on
of $.052634
per
statements
now
lira in effect prior to the state of war, in -the financial
submitted
order
in
should not be taken
able in U.
as
an
to
express
lire
amounts in U.
S.
indication of the amounts realiz¬
S.
currency. Because of the prohibition against communica¬
tions lira transactions in Italy subsequent to June 30, 1941, as recorded
in the statements, may be incomplete.
Solely as a matter of interest the securities of the corporation have
priced at the lira market prices of Sept. 30, 1941, with one
market price of July 31, 1941, was used, on
Italian stock exchanges, being the latest prices obtainable, and the
result expressed in U. S. currency at the official parity of exchange
of $.052634 per lira in effect prior to the existence of a state, of war.
This computation gave an amount of $39,412,836 as compared with
$28,023,499 based on a similar computation as at Dec. 31, 1940, or an
increase of $11,389,337.
These amounts should not. be. taken as in
any way indicating amounts realizable in U. S. currency.
1941—6 Mos.—1940
1941—12 Mos —1940
109,903
4.153,610
26.674,966
received in lire
1,912
338.987
362,420
828,474
111,816
4,492,597
27,037,386
27,766,283
$236,463
$1,423,086
$1,461,451
Interest
y.
the
t
received in lire.—
Divs.
$1,629,758 $31,297,296 $25,110,189
$2,256,348
currency.
Total
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
31—
-
S.
Period Ended Dec. 31—
A
The previous payment on this issue
1937.—V. 154, p. 1191.
*
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales—
Sales
U.
SDeficit.
share
stock, payable Feb. 28 to holders of record Feb. 14.
the common
on
Feb.
—
26.937,809
$Equivalent
in U. S. currency at the official
parity of exchange of
$.052634.—_—
$5,885.
tThe equivalent in U. S. currency of lire dividends, interest and
profits on sales of securities not realized and not taken into income
is included in "unrealized income from lire dividends, interest and
profits on sales of securities" on the Dec. 31, 1941, balance sheet. The
official parity of exchange of $.052634 per lira was in effect prior to
the
existence
of
state
a
transactions
y
currency
y
of
war
between
between
two
the
United States
countries
being
and
prohibited
Italy:
subse-
quent thereto.
Balance Sheet, Dec.
y
f
Assets—
:yy
Investments —,
Subscriptions to
Cash—Dollars
Lire on
31,
1941
-
yy
new
1
—
.
shares.
$25,033,281
414,595
—,
deposit in the United States......
on
291,082
deposit in Italy.(subject to exchange restrictions)
receivable
Accounts
... ...
Unamortized discount
on
debentures....
548.126
Total
$29,010,745
Liabilities—
,
Interest accrued
Debenture
Accounts
^'
yy > yyy
gold debentures, series A.
35-year 6%
coupons due
Jan.
1,
of
522,240
——
1941
65,790
...
payable
sales
$8,704,000
—
debentures—...
on
2,270
—.
Unrealized income
on
2,722,209
1,453
from
lire
securities
dividends, interest and profits
:
.
5,190,933
Capital, stock (no par)—
v: $6 cumulative preferred stock (stated at $100)
Common stock, class A (stated value $10)
Common stock, class B, first series (stated value $10)
Common stock, class B, seoond series (stated value $10).
Capital surplus
—
...
...
Deficit
12,417,200
97,001
7,500
7,500
3,737,510
Drl,741,200
been
exception where the lira
According to advices received there were collected and deposited in
Italy for corporation during the year 1941 as dividends and interest
in Italian currency 26,674,965 lire .and 34,905 lire respectively upon
securities owned by corporation and interest in Italian currency on
lire bank balances amounting to 327,515 lire.
This compared with
26,937,808 lire and 68,810 lire collected as dividends and interest
respectively upon securities owned by corporation and 758,664 lire
collected as interest on lire bank balances for the year 1940.
As
exchange
restrictions in effect
the direct
has
not
conversion
included
of
them
lire
in
since
November,
1935, have prevented
deposits into U. S. currency corporation
unless they were realized by other
Total
$29,010,745
existence of a state of war between the
currency transactions between the two coun¬
tries are prohibited. The use of the official parity of exchange, which
was
in effect prior to the state of war, should not be taken as an
Notes—(1)
United
Owing
States
to
the
and Italy,
indication oi the
amount realizable in U.
S.
currency.
The "Lire on Deposit in Italy" and "Unrealized Income from
Dividends, Interest and profits on Sales of Securities" shown on
the balance sheet at Dec. 31, 1941, include all transactions of which
the corporation had been advised. • However, owing to the existence
of a state of war between the United States and Italy, communications
between the two countries are prohibited and, therefore, no verifica¬
tion- was possible of the lire on deposit in Italy and lire transactions
may have been consummated subsequent to June 30, 1941, of which
the corporation has no record.
Furthermore, the corporation has no
knowledge of changes, if any, in the status of lire on deposit in Italy
as a
consequence of the existence of a state of war between the two
countries.—V. 154, p. 244, 54; V. 153, 1132, 244; V. 152, p. 3971.
(2)
Lire
income
year
1941 income from realization of restricted lire
$123,398.
Of this amount $123,000 was realized as a
the corporation received on Jan. 2
1941, $13,410 U. S, currency for blocked lire and paid $109,590 face
amount of Jan. 1, 1941, coupons of this corporation's debentures in
blocked lire.
The remainder of $398 arose through the payment of
amounted
Jonas
&
the
to
result of arrangements made whereby
Italy with blocked lire.
Corporation sold for U. 8. currency in February, 1941, the quantity
Molybdenite concentrates which it had acquired for blocked lire in
December, 1940, and as a result of this transaction the dollar balance
of corporation was increased by $234,163
after payment in U. 3.
dollars of handling charges, insurance and commission involved in
Naumburgr
Years End. Oct. 3L—
Gross
profit from
Selling
Corp.- -Earnings—
*1941
sales
General
Profit
Income
from
♦1940
+1939
$593,354
$101,784
45,863
156,372
$$100,451
tl938
153,227
$335,484
38,147
122,885
$778,458
12,620
$399,464
$174,452
84,308
7,855
21,117
$791,078
$483,772
$182,307
$$79,334
53,182
$1,031,702
51,682
expenses—201,563
expenses—.,
oper—....
credits
40,663
of
Dividends—Cash;
5% preferred stock
Common
of
sales
on
the
the
expenses in
Total
7,235
1,518
♦Dividends and interest in lire on securities owned by the corpora¬
tion and interest in lire on the corporation's bank balance in Italy ate
being collected and deposited in Italy by the corporation's representa¬
tive.
As exchange restrictions, in effect since November, 1935, have
prevented the direct conversion of these deposits into U. S. currency,
except for a remittance for restricted lire of $13,410, in January, 1941,
Co-registrar—
During
.**•
$11,008,917
—
Calendar Years—
12,109
1,845
means.
..
Balance at end of the year-———
6,250
§$14,792
;
debentures.
on
Net loss for period
Cr8,800
Balance at
10,109
debentures
Loss
,
settled prior thereto on one day's written
notice.
...■■■■ .iy-yy
,y.:> y '
All transactions on and after Friday, Feb. 6, 1942, shall be "regular
way" unless otherwise specified.
•
'
.
1942,
10,
currency,
Net income from oper.
8,185
$288,962'
"when, as and if issued" contracts in Houston Lighting & Power.
common
stock
(without par value) shall be settled on Tuesday,
P.
$827,961; cash in Canadian
War Loan 3%
Bonds
$210,825
8,064
>
y.——
existence
Italian Superpower Corp.
Second
$149,507
4,885
1,111
Amortization
,
The
bonds.
Balance Sheet,
and
Dominion
and
said
on
$209,330
3,585
—...i—.j——,>
realized
ing—
$210,825
'$398
expenses.
Balance
Co.—Common Stock Rul-
Houston Lighting & Power
$123,398
$209,330
3 to
,
of $1.75 per share was paid
1 to holders of record Dec. 22.
$7 each; and Dec. 29, $5.25 per share.—V. 154, p.
10,
like amount
subsidiary company
r
.26,109
expenses...—..
Taxes
account
payable March
14.
*
-
registrar
other
and
$25
accumulations
of
opera¬
prior years.
tAnd advances to wholly owned South American
$398
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
improvements made during the year at
to $1,702,
depreciation) amounting to $4,344, and after including
amount of $3,349 representing net adjustments in respect
6%
Salaries, rent and other
All
f Adjustment
Co.
principal
Legal and account, fees
outstanding—1941, 737,389 shares, less 6,982 shares in
1940, 737,389 shares, less 110 shares in treasury, at a stated
each (subject to reservation for stock ownership plan—
1941 and 1940,
80,000 shares).
tAfter reserve for depreciation and
amortization of $547,112 in 1941 and $458,017 in 1940.—V. 155, p. 190.
$1,115,598
—
...
income
lire
1941—12 Mos.—1940
_
.... —
...
agent,
and
1941, all accruals on the 1st pref. stock were paid, distributions being
made on this issue as follows: May It July 1, Aug. 1, Oct. 1 and Nov.
$1,152,542
17,177
5,528
——
Electric
27,500
and
1941—6 Mos.—1940
expenses
$7 cum. 1st pref. stock on Jan.
Ended Sept. 30, 1941
and trading
—
of
par
of
treasury;
A
Consolidated Earnings for the Year
realiz.
concentrates.
Total
and
holders of record Feb.
Subs.)—Earnings—
at
sales
sale of molyb¬
on
Transf.
$89,107,982 $85,236;259
—
from
denite
.....
Helena Rubinstein, Inc., (&
♦Income
$234,450
total
restricted.liret——
Profit
651,585
18,260,175
*
Total
/;
18,000,000
_—...
surplus
Earned surplus
♦Income
179,452
14,000,000
—
Capital
67,014
$221,027
$27,207
$23,537
155, p. 51.
The
Selt-Valdarno
in
redemption
Period Ended Dec. 31—
fluctuations
———
The directors have
—V.
investment
by
Comparative Statement of Income
.
955,407
.....
exchange
contingencies
♦Common
$301,464
66,799
$32,791
5,584
$29,050
5,513
The
bonds.
'
:
2,677,800
—
loans—banks——_—
Reserves
.w--'.
4,445,1644
„————
Serial
•
.1
on
Net
said
—
and Dominion income,
capital stock taxes—
Dividends payable
Federal
value
Int.
$500,000
$500,000
....
lire.
reduced
of
redemption of securities
amounted to 28,020 lire ($1,474 at the official parity of exchange).
A stock dividend of 132 shares of Tirrena Telephone Co. class "B"
stock was received on the holdings of shares in that company.
payable—banks
ra.—.
19,427,360
17,088,770
payable—employees, officers and others* y
;.:>
pursuant to thrift plan..—iL—
>/•; 401,770
525,330
♦Issued
190,000
462
was
amount
Notes
100,877
96,010
19,541
profits
depreciation-
excess
for
bonds
Notes
5%
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
sold
$89,107,982 $85,236,259
(due currently)
Minority
Gulf Power Co.— Earnings—
52,836
6,870
675,826
Liabilities—
Serial loans—banks
.
Period Ended Dec. 31—
84,905
;:
67,980 lire
In addition, corporation subscribed for 43,054 additional shares
Co. for Manufacture and Electricity stock at an aggregate
loan
war
__
for
($3,578 at the official parity of exchange:).
of Terni
price of
8,955,242 lire ($471,350 at the official parity of exchange) of which
2,927,682 lire have been paid, 130,492 shares of Piedmont HydroElectric Co. stock at an aggregate price of 6,785,584 lire. ($357,152 at
the official parity of exchange)
of which 2,218,364 lire have been
paid.
The total purchases of and subscriptions for these shares of stock
amounted to 20,856,737 lire ($1,097,773 at the official parity of ex¬
change). In this connection rights to purchase 6/13th share Piedmont
•Hydro-Electric Co. stock were sold for 30 lire, rights to purchase
Vt share Adriatic Electric Co. stock were sold for 28 lire and rights
to purchase 14/50th share Tirrena Telephone Co. class "B" stock were
1940
Total
;v-
announce
amount
in
such
Feb.
1941
(net)
of
———
Other receivables,
Initial
Pay
Detroit—To
receipt of distribution from this corpo¬
pay 10 % of the principal of the net
fund evidenced by outstanding settle¬
fund certificates and have authorized the corporation, as their
sufficient
to
receivable
Dominion
in
bonds
stock
"B"
31
tOffice equipment and .improvements
Guardian Depositors Corp.,
Liquidating Dividend —
contribution
notes
Investment
1942—12 Mos.—1941
1942—Month—1941
Jan. 31—
...
Instalment
Dec.
1
...■
,
hand and in banks
Cash on
Corporation's common stock reacquired for sale
under stock ownership plan
Travel advances and employees' notes and ac¬
(H. L.) Green Co.—January Sales—
Sales
Sheet,
Assets—
of
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
the transactions.
During the year corporation purchased through the exercise of
rights 18,380 Shares of General Italianu Edison Co. stock for 4,650,215
lire
($244,759, at the official parity of exchange), 4,323 shares of
Adriatic Electric Co. stock for 397,716 lire ($20,933 at the official
parity of exchange) and 132 shares of Tirrena Telephone Co. class
Gross
Income
income
charges
181,016
25,968
33,815
j?rov. for income taxes
285,000
91,314
30,474
for the year
$325,062
$366,489
$118,018
paid
shr. on cap.
225,975
207,277
30;899
$1.16
$1.24
$0.38
Net
inc.
Dividends
Earns,
stock
per
;
♦Company only,
tlncluding subsidiaries.
J Loss.
i
$$132,516
Nil
•
'
i'
;:,r
Balance. Sheet,'; Oct.' 31, 1941
,
.'7-y:
and
Liabilities—Notes
and
accounts
loans
payable
to
194i
*Net profit/
share of "common stock
per
_
sales
Net
Cost
"1940
Sept.
3,
and
2
Profit
2,914,685
Total; profit
•
572,661
589,392
131,792
124,409
directors have declared
addition
in
the
on
$269,261
82,515
quarterly
both payable
stock,
common
Similar
20.
Fed.
and
inc.
profits
Net
Gross
taxes,
$341,487
,$351,776
12,676
10,836
stk.
com.
(ho par)
Earnings per share—.
,
4,252
$282,128
for
Gross
183,045
251,096;
122,030
$2.31
31,
Oct.
Sheet,
Divs.
Net
cents
1941
dividend
of
50
cents
<
of 25 cents was made
>
payable,-.$296,465; accrued wages, taxes, etc.,.
Federal taxes on income, $156,425; common £
stock (122,030 no par shares), $402,142; surplus arising from retire¬
ment of preferred stock, $355,560; earned surplus,
$1,913,800; total,
$3,223,531.—V;. 155, p. 52.
'«
-Sr
'
"j \
,'j 1 i
1
* - i V
v* '
•> .''■(,* ''
^
hH.
Earnings
1941—12 Mos.—1940
2,103,801
1,672,559
88,847
512,505
459,023
5,350
188,180
119,595
31,000
25,000
372,000
300,000
$74,667
$35,009
$820,192
$821,812
26,668
39,886
456,617
498,256
:
•$4,877
$47,999
$363,575
or
dividend of 15
cents
share
per
20.6r3
21,088
251,875
$111,699
1942
Stores
in
1941
the
Total
other
Ended Nov. 30
972,359
821,610
Sales
—V.
—
155,
$1,181,609
$816,677
$351,994
49,524
57,258
49,130
;
4,189,521
1940
$9,548,953
of
Cost
profit on sales_______——
warehouse and handling expenses
Gross
Net
administrative
and
General
:______
$1,306,459
279,839
201,251
expenses-^-_____________^___
Other
income
Federal
<
■"
Net
Dividends
'
61,525
income-
221,236
tax
income
profit
$972,087
;
from
Deductions
shares
$690,224
$265,920
265,489
212,390
„paid
Cash
Shares
share
Earnings, per
——
Sheet,
$83,422
233.040
—
——
$2.96
'
—-—
Balance
Oct.
31,
$3.64
$6.66
fund
for
$5,766
$1.00
$2.60
and postwar adjust¬
tWartime
employees.
Jlncludes
expenses.
for doubtful
provision
notes
and
"Accounts
$1,293,248
._
—
other
bank, $325,000; accounts payable. $103.$79,540; provision for Federal taxes. $246,236;
capital stock ($10 par), $2,913,000; cap'tal surplus, $2,747,747; earned
surplus, $272,360; total, $6,687,572.—V. 150, p. 842.
$414,209
Assets—
The
compares
in
p.
payable
$4
with
of
each
.....
Stores Corp.—Sales Up—
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
p.
307.
Masonite
}
$1,919,471
s
155,
1942—Month—1941
r
.'••
$1,460,834 $28,034,883 $24,030,779
'/
Corp.—Earnings—
16 Weeks Ended—
•Net
payable
on
stock
common
:
'After
stock—
share—.
$343,257
$0.76-
-.
$441,059
$219,512
539.210
539 210
539.210
539.210
$0.58
$0.77,
$0.35
depreciation, Federal income taxes, etc.—V.
154, p. 1266.
credits
142,184
263,000
and
been
insurance—
7
454,195
45,170
265,517
2,130,874
1941
stock,
3,116,183
$11,046,600
$35,000
in
$6,928,829
1940.
tAfter
notes—tax series B, to be applied
154, p. 1005.
Mutual Life Insurance
Co.—New Treasurer—
elected treasurer, effective immediately,
succeeding G. C. Turner, who is retiring on July 1 after 47 years of
service with the company and who will be on leave of absence until
Silloway, has been
time.—rV. 155, jp, .401.
Companies—10-Cent Dividend—
the
Oct. 28, 20 cents.—V. 154, p. 1056.
Supply Co.—Arranges $6,000,000 Bank Loan
—Proceeds To Retire $7,100,000 1st mtge. Bonds—
announced Feb. 5 mat under a 10-year
ment
with
Manufacturers Trust
Co., it has borrowed
maturing serially until Feb. 1, 1952, and bearing interest
of
2%%
annum.
per
Proceeds
of
the
bank
loan agree¬
$6,000,000,
at the rate
v
■
..
loan,
together w'th other funds of the com¬
In
be applied to the redemption of the company's outstanding
this connection the company has called for redemDtion on
March
9.
3942,
outstanding
in
all
the
its first
principal
mortgage bonds. 33/4
amount of $7,100,000,
.
series due 1954,
at the redemption
interest.
HUdprs may surrender their bonds at Peoples-Pittsburgh Trust Co.
in Pittsburgh, or at Chemical Bank & Trust Co. in New York, at any
time
prior to the redemption
date and receive payment in full.—
V. 155, p. 541.
V :/-v'price of 103%, plus accrued
(J. J.)
Newberry Co.—January
Month of January—
Niagara Share Corp.
of Md.—Annual Report-
ns revealed In lt4
debenture, $471 for
for each share of
class B common stock.
Corresponding net asset values as of Dec. 31,
1940 were $2,819 for each
$1,000 debenture, $583 for each class A
preferred share, and $9.33 for each class B common share.
Indicated value of investments of the corporation and subsidiaries
at the
end of 1941 was $20,609,663, compared wiCh $24,322,755 on
of
assets
Net
corporation
the
—V.
155,
p.
193.
on
Dec.
31.
1941,
report amounted to $2,535 for each $1,000
share of class A preferred stock, and $7.15
each
F.
J.
that
no
1940.
Schoellkopf. Jr.. President, in his
substantial changes were made
during the
ments
had
i941, $600,000 of its 5 Va % debentures, of which $586,000
1,
May
on
presented prior
been
letter to stockholders, states
In the corporation's invest¬
The corporation called for redemption at 102
year.
In addition, the
its debentures during the year,
redeemed, were cancelled. It also
to the clo^e of the year.
corporation purchased $89,000
of
which, together with the debentures
purchased 1.015 shares of its preferred stock and
common stock,
which it holds in its treasury.
Consolidated
Years Ended Dec.
Income
31—
dividends
—
dividends
Commissions
Total
—
—
income
Miscellaneous
gross
income
—
——
—
debt—
funded
on
48,700 shares of its
Account
1941
$838,652
15,572
319.393
1,400
,
445
1940
$1,040,753
1,875
342.597
5.135
1956
$1,175,462
144.782
$1,391,315
461,757
99
499.354
21.443
3.721
5.764
23,120
—
debt
1
Amortization of bond discount and expense
Interest
unfunded
on
redemption expense
Income
tax
paid at source on debentures.
^
Federal
foreign exchange
on
—
debts
bad
for
Provision
taxes (net)
for Federal taxes based on income—
Adjustments of prior years'
Provision
tNet
2.0.54
309
—
deductions
Miscellaneous
7,478
A
$516,070
162 023
class
on
class B common
stock
1941
1940
$3,486,170
$3,010,106
♦Paid
in
427.424
$0.25
167.790
$0.36
of
pavment.
sale or disposal of investments.
foreign exchange.
^Includes
securities,
stated
tExclusive of gain or loss
$115 net gain on
$691,958
278 285
preferred stock—
on
536
Crlt.265
i
income
Dividends
3,105
6 925
1.131
Special legal and audit fees
Loss
5,868
3,551
15.122
4.048
507
taxes
Miscellaneous
148.700
8.127
2.513
paid to foreign governments—
—
capital stock tax and payroll taxes
Provision for State franchise taxes (partly est.)
Taxes
Earnings per share of class B common stock—
Sales—
1942
$4,492,306
Commis¬
:
annual
Dividends
Sales
Industrial
the
with
154, p. 1193.
General expenses
National
company
deposit
and $671,595 in
Urquhart, former President of the Toronto Stock Exchange
elected a director of the Roval Bank of Canada, has
a director of
Noranda Mines, Ltd., to replace Irving W.
Bonbright, resigned.—V,
Interest
pany; w'll
$805,119
1941
York,—jY. 152, ,p. ,837, 1761.
Interest
on Jan. 31 paid a dividend of 10 cents per share on
value common stock to holders of record Jan. 30.
During
following distributions were made; Jan. 31, April 29 and
company
July 28, 10 cents each; and
on
in
Noranda Mines, Ltd.—New Director—
Norman
•Taxable
National Protective
is
$20 000
which
tOf
Dec. 31,
par
no
$930,397
depreciation of $702,655
sioner, State of New
2,130,874
117,536
4,296,585
and
225,023
265,517
108,554
in
___—^
285,020
i.
—
—
—
deducting
•After
30,876
•
•
—
$75,000
—
—
elected
V-':
—
of
136*
6,033
374
13,984
recentlv
200,000
50,000
•
—
—
tl,149,000
declared a dividend of 30 cents per share1 on the
value, payable April 1 to holders of record
March 21.
A like amount was paid on April 1, July I, Oct. 1 and
Dec. 22, 1941, as compared with 45 cents on Dec.
20, 1940 and 25
cents each on April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1, 1940.—V. 154, p. 1530.
1941,
■
$500,000
155
9.415
—-——
carrier
for
$617 490
86,014
__—
reserve
par
.
$805,119
—,
——146
24,106
518
4.634
—■■
J 0.000
unpaid
matured
deferred
Other
1940.
Murray-Ohio Mfg. Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
no
,
$930,397
—
___;
taxes
1,291,730
.
:
payment.—V.
The
.
$500,000
Capital stock reduction accounts
—54
Accounts payable
———____——_——^
5.919
Notes payable to bank
——
—
100,000
$1,264,132
_
—
deducting $1,501,000, U. S. Treasury
the
12,491
25,300
——__—,
Capital stock ($5 par)
$6,928,829
.
F.
$698,505
11,392
t34,650
—
$11,046,600
—
Stuart
1940
1941
$783,559
—
—-r—
—
_
$1)
(par
Total.
common
*
—
_
payrolls
other expenses.
customers
income, estimated
from
payments
taxes
and
insurance and
taxes,
"After
Sheet, Dec. 31
"
1,650
Total
Dec. 20,'41 Dec. 21.'40 Dec. 23.'39 Dec. 17.'38
$456,598
proPt
Earnings, per
$0.16
of $50,456.
20,206
14,706
10,559
297
7,047
358
14,000
Surplus
'
-
Shares
$0.88
—
Reserve
*
°':J ■;?.-y. I:
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$0.91
—»—
Miscellaneous reserve
Mnds.
y-
.
100,000
$1.20
53,131
19,302
Materials and supplies
—
16,409
Interest receivable
266
Work, fund advances
——
5,790
Insurance premiums paid in advance
—1,248
Carrier insurance fund
4,650
58,026
.
surplus
Apprec. surplus
Earned surplus
com¬
March 14 to holders of record March 7.
This
share paid on Dec. 15, last, and $2 per share
preceding quarters of 1941.
Compare—V. 154,
*$9,408
100,000
—
receivable
Accounts
3,813
payable to bank——
Reserve for
contingencies
per
1004.
—V.
dividend of $2 per share on the
$47,813
100,000
—-
2,474,770
4,600
___
accounts
The
three
the
McLellan
'
a
$30,933
v
2,839,745
._
Notes
Associates—$2 Dividend—
have declared
directors
stock,
$15,592 :
25,000;
.
,
bonds
Municipal
Bond
mon
*
93,614
"
.
$87,813
40,000
"Property and plant
Miscellaneous physical property
U. S. Government bonds
Accrued
exnenses,
Ludlow Mfg.
$90,933
60,000
;
tlncludes operatlng revenues (non-recurring)
Liabilities-
in
———,
100,000
stk.
1,238,302
charges
-
—
$60,142
$5).
(par
2,645,303
licenses-
and
trademarks
Deferred
Federal
27,749
29,920
538
2,053.
surplus.—
capital stock
Earn, per sh. on cap.
Cash
Liab'lUies—Notes payable to
to
of
92,317
Patents,
Total
39,217
.
$120,142
60,000
2,582,795
assets
equipment—L.
and
plant
Property,
that
1941
inventories,
$281,466;
ponds and
appurtenances, buildings; machinery, etc. (net), $2,118,738; construc¬
tion in
progress.
$55,039; prepaid exoenses and unamortized taxes,
$37,848; dismantled equipment, $17,919; total, $6,687,572.
accrued
$43,341
65,217
tax
debt
4,145,506
89,176
receivable.
notes
and
Investments
$433,110; accounts receivable, $289,341;
investments,
$811,008; land,
$2,643,103; ' salt
688;
$117,734
outstanding
Dividends
1940
1941
Assets—Cash,
■!
$130,688
—$187,412
Fed
&
of
Inventories
605,904
--
,
surplus —_.———___
of capital stock ($10 par)
Balance,
$36,201
7,140
92,920
$689,326
—-—
■
3,284
;
Total
stock
and
$967,790
on
The directors have
Total
1,536
—
Comparative Balance Sheet as of Nov. 30
146,718
—
103,690
Assets—
$825,369
operating incomeincome
1
154,250
and accounts.
'
Selling,
1,332
revenue.
19,499
Cash
$1,768,775
597,354
share
retirement
Advance
sold.
goods
$114,450
—
paid
per
common
Accrued
$2,568,240
" 1,261,781
15,368
400,000
"Of
______
19,833
243,000
2,650,000
Capital
—
18,643
;
and
income
265,5162/3
1942—Month—1941
1942—12 Mos.—1941
$3,498,963
$2,417,652 $50,462,492 $42,478,906
—-—
-
16,146
1,700
contingent-
for
Earnings
Earnings for the Year Ended Oct. 31, 1941
sales
$401,124
9,627
$1,231,134
9,254
profits taxes—
for
Dividends
Leslie Salt Co.—Earnings-
Net
$873,935
$4,908,609
9,865
Common
,
$129,152
income
•Deficit,
income
excess
245.
p.
$186,080
Interest on unfund. debt
Shares
70,715
Trade
Period Ended Jan. 31—
revenues.
funded
on
$170,448
118,351
15,895
4710,169
cha rges_
Prov.
Corp.—Sales Show Gain—
Lerner Stores
1938
f$260,286
126,337
147,092
31,802
revenue
Income
1938
$5,251,683
income
Miscellaneous
announced
3
Feb.
1939
1940
$308,046
———
State
Interest
1939
expense _ _
♦Payments to trustees-
earlier.—V; 155, p. 157.
on
604.
163,653
41,643
operat.
Local,
$7,996,742
6,358,455
Interest
that negotiations
which have been carried on for some time have now been completed
w.th the Defense Plant- Corporation,
for using one of the company's
foundries ior the production
of steel castings.
It is expected ihat
this new line of business will mean an increase of approx.mately 800
employees over the present number now employed by the company.
The
company
will continue in the production
of iron castings.
The plant laciities are being rearranged so that one of the foundry
buildings w.U be used for steel production and the other for iron
product.on.
No decrease in productive capacity for iron castings will
result from this change-over, the announcement added.—V. 155, p. 191.
President,
Ostergren,
p.
$391,376
Balance
Laitey Foundry & Machine Co.—Adds New Line—
o.
$8.17
1941.—V. 155,
1941
.
expenses
Dividends
1940
1,250,138
ments
J.
$725,223
$7.66
resulting from trans-*
$2,675,000
to periods prior to
revenues——
Net
53,090
goods sold^i
admin, and gen.
Operating profit
United
and 61 Canadian stores a year
$698,518
$2.22','fy
to earlier periods.
a credit of approximately
Depreciation
$4,855,519
of
Total
operation in January, 1942, totaled 733, of which 671 were
States and 62 in Canada, compared with 676 American
in
$953,526
$1.79
Operating
1942—12 Mbs.—1941
^^"$22,581,942 $10,848,766
16,476,285
8,694,798
<S. S.) Kresge Co.—January Sales—
$12,655,233 $10,009,397
4,534,193
264.
sales.
•
tProv.
»,
4,978,309
New York Transit Co.—Earnings—
$70,493
1&42—1941
exp.
to holders of record March 5.
*■' During 1941, the following distributions were made:
March 31, June
30 and Sept. 30, 15 cents each; and Dec. 20, 30 cents.—V. 147, p. 116.
Month of January-*-
in part
Non-operating
155,. p.
Cost
stock, par $10, payable March 16
Sales
>6,319,500
sifare
per com.
,1,074,245
$1,235,197
-
Calendar Years—
253,062
*$25,966
1941
the
on
2,136,746,
$9,379,526 $32,296,018 $34,429,223
8,426,000
31,597,500
33,704,000
$7,554,697
-•
t_'_ _
tReflects
$41,854,472 $33,495,445 $674,279,739 $546,009,661
Total
a
income-
actions applicable
$323,555
$27,306
stock-
pref.
Income Account, Years
Net
Kalamazoo .Vegetable Parchment Co.—15-Cent Div.—
declared
Dr391,770
$37,274,327 $38,963,416
•Figures have been adjusted to include only the applicable portion
of certain adjustments booked In those periods but applicable in whole
Net
for
directors have
412,960
1,182,754
deductions-
net
Total
Balance'-™!
.
The
$10,040,811 $37,666,097 $36,826,670
Dr220,579
$8,737,451 $10,453,771
Dividends
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—January Sales-
Sell.,
common
$8,958,030
income
Interest
Mueller Brass Co;—Annual Report—
.
,
56,566,937 228,947,952 218,734,706
36,317,577 145,988,428 141,893,744
10,208,549 t45,293,427
40,014,292
income,
Total
)
on
144,074
deduct.-
other
Sales
.
Liabilities—Accounts
provision
1941—12 Mos.—1940
58,757,865
38,282,403
11,517,432
income,.
net—
oper.
Other
share
per
17,948
income
on
—V.
$101,140;
*1941—3 Mos.*—1940
share
per
■"Deficit.
131,411; )
$1.68
.
surrender
cash
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
New York
<
$494,906;
$404;
>
x
-
42,848
Balance
180,691
_.,
Assets—Cash,
(nct>,
year
Period Ended Dec. 31—
$3,372,983
income———__
Net
$687,937; -notes receivable and accounts••. receivable !
inventories, $1,201,606; accrued interest receivable, 7
value of life insurance, $84,244; note receivable,
customer, with collateral; balance, $17,914; miscellaneous investments,
$319; investment in capital stock of 51% owned subsidiary company,.,
not
consolidated, at cost, $119,848;
land, buildings and equipment
(net), $34 789; goodwill, $250,000; prepaid expenses and deferred
charges, $20,565; total, $3,225,531.
'
V.
.
y
V
/
$3,996,677
depreciation-
and
Int.
$221,239
122,030
$2.21
,
•
48,913.
,
-
Balance
Consolidated
A;■
172,561
Period End. Jan. 31—
•"")
a
Operating
* '*58,813
,
.
$298,280
expenses
for gen. taxes
•Provision for Federal taxes On Income Only.
r
>
:
on
$339,025
revenue
Prov.
$272,407-f
122,030
$2.94 )
244,060
Dividends
Shs.
*58,743
$270,058
.156,425
$358,999 "
*•
„
' " 1941—Month—1940
for Fed. inc. taxes
•
est.;—
$7.50
March 10 to holders of record
made in each of the seven preceding
payments were
Operating
excess
profit —.i--.---
of
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
65,118
u
dividend
a
extra dividend of 25
an
regular
the
to
Period Ended Dec. 31—
117,998
75,506
4,108,
year,
month
taxes_^_^--^
"
$265,981
■
last
.
expenses—
2,716,939
528,726"
.
$424,292
Gther expenses
29,
out¬
above
Operating
Prov.
_
20.
Dec.
$22.50 per share.—V, 154, p. 1494.
" •
'_ )]'»1.
s
'
\-
»H
$3,5(0,952
$3,897,748
$519,530
exps
/
electric
'
$207,289
income
4
reports
of 6 952,481 kwh., or
for the corresponding
account
on
$100, payable March
A like amount was paid on this issue
par
1938
95,237
and
inc.
Other
share
per
association
' \
■'' ;
reported as 619,384 mcf., an increase of 69,276 mcf.,*
production of 550,108 mcf. in the corresponding
ago.—V. 155, p. 604.
ago.
year
Operating
"
-
The
other
before
$5
.Association—Output—
this
1940,
Prov.
'
of
pref. stock,
quarters., In addition, an extra distribution
Dec. 20, 1940.—V. 154, p. 1005.
2,846,896
expenses
;
581,605
Administrative
exps.—.• 147,833
a
revenues—
20,
Feb.
$3,817,330
Selling
March
dividend
a
cum.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Extra Div.—
233,343
$0.61
1939
1940
->$4,336,214
3,232,483
_
sales—;.
of
the 5%
on
31,
output is
12.59%
or
Operating
,
Subs.)~^Earnings-
1941
month
180.
Jan.
53,320,339 kwh.
This is an increase
above production
of 46,367,858 kwh.
of
and one of $5 on March 1, 1940.
The previous payment
was $2.50 in March,
1931.
v..
After, the
current disbursement,
accruals on the
pref. stock will
Federal, income
•After;, interest; deprec ation, amortization, Gtate and
taxesl-rrV. 153, p. 89.,
•',
Julian & Kokenge Co. <&
declared
have
holders of record Feb.
to
1
on
Dec.
and excess profits
YearsEnd. Get. 31—
directors
The
of accumulations
$1,495,984
$2,391,287
^
212,998
$0.55
—
'
Earnings
1941,
amount to
3 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
—
154, p.
1,
Gas
$109,745;
Net Sales
14.99%
and Dec.
ended
month
the
put
per
Merrimack Mfg. Co.—To Pay $5 Pref. Dividend—
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
!
V For
paid on March 1, June 3, Sept. 3
was
a
22, June 2, Sept. 3 and Dec. 2, 1940.—V.
and on Jan.
accounts
$545,815;
banks,
like amount
dividend of 75 cents
share on the
$10, payable April 4 to holders of record March 16.
stock, par
common
A
accrued expenses
(including income and excess
protits taxes), $388,785; reserves, $156,140; common stock ($2.50 pan;
$701,262; cap tal surplus (less $18,502 excess of cost over par value
of treasury stock acquired during the current year); $339,379; earned
surplus, $480,493; total, $2,719,620.—V. 154, p. 656.
rayable,
have declared
The directors
New England Gas & Electric
Stores Co.—75-Cent Dividend—
May Department
>
trade acceptances receivable
(less reserves,
$73,330), $419,204;- inventories,;r$l,643,210;
advances,
aga.nst
merchandise,
$20,119;
mortgage
receivable
(payments
due.
within one year), $15,000; cash surrender value of insurance policies
on
lives of officers, $51,919;
investments, $4,109; fixed assets (net),
$208,031; deferred charges, $24,715; total, $2,719,620.
$333,313;
Assets—Cash,
^
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
155 M Number 4044
Volume
on
at
marVet
v«lue
on
d->tes
640
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
vTuesday,^February 10,1942-r ]
w.ci
Consolidated Statement of Capital Surplus, Dec.
1941
31,
Capital surplus, Jan. 1, 1941
Adjustment to par value of 1,015 shares of class A preferred
stock purchased for treasury.
:—*
Adjustment to par value of 48,700 shares class B common
v.
stock
purchased for treasury......
•Reserve
-
for fluctuation
in value
for additional
reserve
Total
...
taxes
...—
Capital surplus, Dec. 31,
■
*After
<
deducting
1941...
thereto.
loss
,
.
,'
■.
of
Materials
Deferred
Assets—•
and
dividends
4,628
173,595
14,322
!
Accounts
Interest
payable
and
Reserves
75,675
debentures, due 1950
conv.
for
Deferred
taxes
preferred
common
Capital
5,500,000
Earned
certificates,
Other
current
and
advances
deferred
Other
900
2,756,000
;
68,373
6,600,804
6,904,601
15,006
An
•After
"(Indicated present value.
reserves.
154,
3
declared
payable
of
the
Electric
directors
common
14.
This
and
30
dividend
a
of
cents
35
with
Dec.
on
25
21,
cents
share paid on
per
March
1941
$59,823,318 $54,906,348
March
of
l,
154,
152,
have
declaied
ICC
Jan.
on
State
dends
in
Bank,
trustee,
as
connection
the
obligation
serial equip¬
to
company
with
and
the
sold
assume
99.069%
at
Co.
of
accrued
net
asset
securities
companies,
ance
the securities,
In
response
11
firms.
based
of
thereto
banking
dealers
five
and
of
bids
2Va%
and
l
910.
Sept.
■
<v.
to
be
bid,
St.
divi¬
sales
will
purchase
Dividends
of
Interest
groups representing
accrued dividends,
by Salomon Brothers
basis, the average
be
with
10
have declared
made
was
cents
Jan.
on
share
per
of
and
3
2, last, and on Oct.
from
1,
16.
A
similar
cost
1941
Provision
for
doubtful
Federal
normal
excess
sundry deductions—
tax
of
profit
surtax.....
preferred
Provision
lor
•After
stock
of
5,000
tOn
expenses.
depreciation
Assets—Cash,
accounts
$568,842;
Sheet,
selling,
been
computed
the
on
at
1,
Dec.
31,
209,765
that
basis of
current
Nov.
marketable
administrative,
30,
to
—V.
$73,145
205,719
*$24,641
The
Other
value
of
the
$352,984
computed
value
and
The
to
as
on
income,
estimated
r
held
for
the
owned
Other
Operating
Operation
Other
•
-
—
-
-
.w
revenues
$7,100;
income
Bank
stock,
taxes
net
assets
to
of
Other
Dross
income
Retirement
Gross
Interest,
Interest,
income
3,427,728
corporation's
securities
to
$7.10
standing.
The
market
of
value
before
on
at
City of
$4,942,596
_
bonds
.....—
i
exp.__
$3,670,302
633,750
189,357
42,477
Income
-
$2,498,248
dividend requirements:
:
Preferred
$2,800,704
319,000
—-
prior preferred
1,275,991
Cr7|l50
53^641
Cr8,850
...
convertible
>
136,812
debt
319 000
273,' 165
Common
stock
Note—The
Federal
common
stock
and
dividends
Is of the
profits tax.
company
excess
Feb.
20.
$2 208 539
-^^^^jnQ.GOO
opinion
that
it
has
no
10,377.651
213,487
(trade)
$1,683,635
$1,352,216
399,076
349,494
26,556
60.608
**932,573
396.964
136,750
taxes
128,350
indebtedness
of
Inc.), due within
(Pittsburgh
one
50,000
3,661,250
year
stock
——
L-__
—
no-par
{Accumulated
155,
p.
2,895,772
Drll5,838
$19,039,347 $16,573,074
and $78,029 in
1941
in
depletion of $4,608,989
{Represented by 24,752
profits tax.—V.
3,624,921
Z
-
$96,480
6,124,444
Drl73,287
——
—
and
133.890
2,329,523
6.121,444
stock
...
shares.
2,917,650
243,907
2,329,523
—_
since
in
{After
reserve
$3,817,796
in
§Represented by 621,460
shares.
Jan. 31,
91.
1940.
1941 and
1936.
**Includes
excess
.
During
2
and
(George)
The annual
31,
of
on
that
date.
shares
of
capital
prices
report,
of
Putnam
of Boston—Fund
Fund
Continues
This
of
per
share
one-fifth
31,
Dec.
on
1941,
plus
the
Corp. distributed to stockholders
on
May
1941,
a
16,
•
.
1940,
the
corporation
was
Consolidated
than
more
Oil Corp.
a
of
share
year.
"
V
accounted
for
by
in
net assets of
shares of capital
the
total
net
assets
distribution
of
common
of
the
.
1940
1939
$1,462,197
$1,748,105
238
-119
121
$966,973
$1,412,852
$1,462,317
$1,748,225
11,707
12,244
10,920
the
1938
$1,412,614
5,000
11,188
1941
,
...
'eosiooo
liability
for
discussing
fees
for
Other
Prov.
57,743
68,019
See {
148,425
effort
40,579
to
Net
inc.
for
paid
in
period
$1,308,780
1,346,065
$1,334,951
1,598,373
$8,046
**$37,285
**$30,299
common;
their
the
best
quality
"this is
opinion
;..
assurance
the
the
audited
Fund.
also
is
adopted
A
a
new
-.
stock
connection
of
with
Consolidated
the
distribution
Oil
Corp.
on
of
Sept.
394,660
26,
shares
1938.
which
57
13
income
cents
a
that
Oil
and
common,
'
trustees
«
emphasize
of investments during the
time to sacrifice quality
no
and
make
the
necessary
adjust¬
form of financial statement in
information
understandable
more
to
an
bene¬
folder
being mailed
describing the statements in simple
to beneficiaries along with the annual
income
Dividends
Account
for Years Ended Dec.
capital stocks—
on
31
I
Total
income
———
$124,058
$244,438
bonds
on
1940
$208,973
35,465
$149,273
25,215
37,840
28,726
$206,598
$120,547
$3,628
of
common
tProvision
required
Federal income, State and other taxes.
{No provision is
Federal income and excess profits taxes for the year 1940.
to
Alert management and strong
a
company
will be able to
Expenses
♦In
of
investment
Gulf
1,000
$1,602,001
1,365,250
share,
a
from
1941
*18,001
855,285
$863,331
cash
make
of
......
Interest
Divs.
48%
report.
-
§21,344
Co.
during the present period
post-war conditions."
language
121,190
cents
of
held
Fund
Putnam
maintaining
In
the
are
to
ficiaries
Fed. transf. tax & other
costs, &c.
Credit
The trustees have
58,512
See $
tax
70
Payments
gain
at the end of
...
City Bank of New York common.
the Fund's investment policy the
period.
on
ments
17,944
57,679
oper.
expenses
for
normal
Fed.
income
12,740
13,065
gains.
temporary market advantage.
carry
Cap.
stock, State fran¬
chise, &c., taxes
the
1941
importance of
present
finances
Registrar & transf.
of
National
In
:
$961,973
Interest
totaled
1941
realized
Commercial
2,000
Income Account for Calendar Years
during
a
$10.99
equalization adjustments amounted
1941 compared with 53 cents a share in 1940.
in
1,500
'
;
•
,,
437,644,
approximately 7% of its
assets in cash and U. S. Treasury notes. 22% invested in bonds, 16%
in preferred and guaranteed
stocks, and 55% in common stocks.
New
additions made to the portfolio during the fourth quarter
included
$50,000 U. 8. Treasury Is, March 15, 1946; 1,000 shares Atchison 5%
preferred; 800 General Gas & Electric $5 prior preferred; 500 National
Power & Light $6 preferred; 500 Pacific Gas & Electric 5% preferred;
stock, according to the report.
» ■■
The corporation held 122,900 shares of its own stock in the
treasury
as
of Dec. 31,
1941, of which 40,500 shares were purchased during
the
to
dividend
.At the end
total
1,917,600
decrease
paid
represented
including
•
reported
share
The
Dividends
cents
stock
.
of
-
,
31,
from 295,546
increased
Net asset value per share was
1941, compared with $12.25 at the end of 1940,
out¬
common
.
Dec.
as
outstanding
during the year.
was
stock
report just issued shows total net assets on Dec. 31, 1941,
compared with $3,620,000 at the end of 1940.
Total
$4,807,000
shares
the
273,*165
$1,906 083
surplus
47,250
10,623,620
etc.
relining blast furnaces
Total
share on the
per
of
Balance
Balance for
41.365
47,250
equipment,
{Earned surplus
Capital shares in treasury
3,698
$4,946,294
$3,354,000
....
premium, less debt
Other income changes—
$5.50
cents
share
761,830
21,754
accruals
accruals——__________
bank loans—
Preferred stock
50
627,059
897,420
liabilities
preferred
no-par
of
1,877,100
on
$15,435,615, equivalent to $8.05
stock outstanding at that time.
413 852
685,312
res.
320,900
•
debt
§Common
1940.
revealed by the annual
1941, taking the value
as
Dec.
value
date
Total
retirement
income
of
dividend
a
current
share
asset
that
Oil
$8.18.
At
270,184
$4,593,484
1,239,484
_____
2,815,573
171,941
.
a
net
at
Consolidated
was
$9,852,657
3,464,194
$4,571,730
u-_-
——
reserve
Amortization
•f
the
corporation,
$13,337,120
Cash dividends
Net
of
declared
equivalent
■
—___
operating
income,: net
payable
Reserve for
$14,926; note payable
New York, $3,400,000; $3
payable March 2 to holders of record
•
Utility
3,872,809
.
..v-
166,488
certificates
{Serial
National
directors have
$2,098,495
747,780
813,670
taxes—.
,
_
liabilities
current
Funded
interest and taxes payable,
the
Total
1940
300,697
—____—
and State
1941
$9,861,607
—
_____—■ -
1,286,323
investments
Barge Line,
receivable,
total, $6,-
••
Maintenance
Federal
•
;•«—.___
——
1138.
p.
amounted
Co.—Earnings— Y/'YV;
--
1940
$1,164,366
1,661,858
bank deposit
Reserve for Federal income
at
3%
interest
31
1941
,
charges
Accounts
unrealized
investments
...
$1,277,061
-
receivable—...
accounts
{No pro¬
-
$19,039,347 $16,573,074
Accrued
This unrealized
than
and allowances.
Growth—
payments,
12 Months Ended Dec. 31—
$1,000,624
Liabilities—
the
on
Petroleum Corp. of America—Annual Report—
stock,
Oklahoma Natural Gas
67,740
$1,015,211
notes
(less
tax
preference
{304,260
70,000
Total
...
$23,700; trade
inventories, $1,912,258;
U. S. Treasury notes—tax series—
$400,240), $1,085,096; reserve,
$1,297,905; 7% cumulative preferred
stock (par $100);- $69,600;
common stock
($5 par), $393,260; capital
surplus, $567,077; earned surplus, $912,278; total, $4,968,641.—VI
154,
p. 1193.
■
"V:."
,•
'.p'
and
prior
909,000
$311,524
!——
buildings, machine
Deferred
year
the ledger value;
following distributions were made: March 1, June
Sept. 2, 50 cents each; and Dec. 15, $1.25.—V. 155, p. 604.
(net), $674,692;
other
$17,792; property, plant and equipment (net), $1,665,058; de¬
charges. $106,300; total, $4,968,641.
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $285,388; advances on sales
contracts,
$4,663;
accrued
taxes, $77,286; dividends payable, $96,089; Federal
taxes
6,913
20,000
Sinking fund payment
Chase
152,
1941,
assets,
purchased
8,297
'\?h
profits
excess
assets
{Land,
thereof.
Investments
more
the
on
except
upon
during the
in the accounts.
up
is
i 11,345
20,000
Investment in subsidiary companies
profit of $35,013
book
average
"i
•
.......—
Restricted
Package Machinery Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
ferred
$180,000;
•"
;
discounts, outward freight, returns,
required for excess profits taxes.
♦Notes and
205,719
based
are
method,
company
143,534
' 9,848
.
12,800
and
♦After reserve of
$155,210.
1941
/
4,066
re-
taxes
for depreciation
property,
securities,
receivable
income
of
—
Cash
1941.
common
of
amortization
amounted
2,254
Comparative Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec.
14,095
$1,368,752 less than
was
taken
1941,
similarly
of
stock
150,283
/
5,000
obsolescence
parts
income
vision
preferred stock, $685,730; $2 cumulative class A common
($1 par), $163,856; class B common stock (10 cents par), $53,687;
capital surplus, $1,395,551; earned surplus, $1,264,323; total, $6,978,072.
stock.
common
and
included above
Balance
.
sold,
78,652 shares of
.for
and equipment
products
;
...
for
133,167
—;
shares of
difference has not been
The
$8.82
of
and
...^—„
Net profit
4,872
cost
43,840
discount
$316,294
stock
65,830
.
share—.
per
debt
bond
109,000
Federal
204,495
Note—Provision
plant,
—•
stock
deducting
general
and
to
$763,540
.
stock
tEarnings
of
interest
State
$38,736
...
the
Liabilities—Accrued
100,000
preference stock-....—
Preferred
funded
on
placement
Balance Sheet, Dec. 31, 1941
on:
Common
-t
144,391
Assets—Cash, $1,613,924; dividends and accrued
$5,861; investments, $5,351,188; prepaid expenses,
$863,540
.
profit
Prior
$1,554,416
Other
cumulative
Net
Dividends
i
i'.
charge
contingencies
$2,182,639
_■
Miscellaneous
sales
Jan.
1,115.000
special
48,194
$488,484
12,000
79,033:i, /
taxes
Profits and losses from sales of securities
depreciation
370.000
profits tax___
before
$1,506,222
182,991
738,184
,.
>
—
income
Provision
978,072.
Net
$1,999,648
113,079
accounts
expense
1940
$136,620
interest
securities
1,100
and
$375,405
doubtful
Amortization
$316,294
——__^L_—_
on
depreciation
7,559
accounts
income
199,751
313
(2) At Dec. 31, 1941, the
accompanying balance sheet
11,035
.
Federal
303,643
for
271,821
—
Interest
1941,
share.
$331,739
sales
loss
has
the
$2,368,234
and
31,
per
86,321
to
1941
Contributions
390,541
444,204
Profit
♦Profit.
$2,364,592
insurance
Dec.
$32
$331,426
company on the "first-in, first-out"
capital stock of The Investment Co. of America.
income
509,842
489,066
Profit
108,797
Notes—(1)
3,642
Employees' life
at
was
—
Dividends
from
30,
issue:
$1.75.—
931,275
,
265.
operations
1,
v
V :
Assets—
the
on
income
Total
stock
prices
Interest
Co.—EarningsNov.
162,296
expenses
♦Less
1941, as compared
quarters.—V. 155, p.
Earnings for 11 Months Ended
•Profit
preferred
market
Total income
annual
share
per
this
on
and Dec.
Mos., 1941 1941—Year End.—1940
$3,935,276 $16,093,595 $13,038,325
2,913,729
11,860,121
9,747,422
earnings
Inventories
cents
15
on
preferred stock,
made
each;
„
depletion,—132,990/
Provision
Dividend—
dividend
a
in preceding
Ohio Seamless Tube
Other
of
at
bonds
on
Expenses
Net
directors
distribution
valued
Net income from dividends and
North Texas Co.—15-Cent
The
share
per
stocks
on
Loss from
•
cents
first
share
per
repairs
approximately 2.31%.—
capital stock, payable April 1 to holders of record March
$8.12%
and
Other
1941
604.
p.
of
.
Taxes
155, p. 365.
insur¬
and
made
On this
applicant
the
on
and
from
99.069%
was
for
issue
Depreciation
Subs.)—Earnings—
with a net asset value similarly computed of $42.74 per
share at Dec. 31, 1940.
The decline in the company's assets, valued
at market prices, in the year ended Dec.
31, 1941, was 11.6%.
The
general decline in stock market prices during the year was 17.9%.
by the successful bidder.
received
were
bid
named
annum,
accepted.
the
to
investment houses,
to
87V2
1,
•
Cost of sales and operating expenses
Income Account Years- Ended Dec, 31
firms,
securities
best
per
been
has
proceeds
in
rate
highest and
rate
a
the
155,
and
167
the dividend
The
on
Hutzler,
cost
V.
invited
value
owned
report of the Commission states:
applicant
and
this
Pittsburgh Coke & iron Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-—
This compares
of certain equipment.
procurement
The
The
&
The
with
authorized
and liability, in respect of not exceeding $1,800,000 2 Va %
ment
trust certificates,
to be issued by the First Trust
Paul
shares outstanding.—V.
common
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates—
30
dividend
a
the
on
Period End. Dec. 31—
Pacific Southern Investors, Inc.—Annual
Report—
Northern Pacific
The
per share
Feb. 10.
record
on
91.
p.
$3,583,791
434.
p.
cents
of
j
accumulations
June
p.
♦Gross
Net
earnings of the company and subsidiaries for year 1941 are
$9,040,149, equivalent to $3.40 per share, as compared with $7,223,034,
equivalent to $2.71 per share for the year 1940 on the 2,661,204
1941,
1940
$5,423,000
—V.
10,
20
made
was
7% cumulative
payable March 4 to holders of record Feb. 17.
During 1941, the foliowmg distributions were
154, p. 1730.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (&
on
1939.
Years—
Sales
.
share
per
stock, par $1, payable March 10 to holders of record Feb.
compares
cents
Calendar
declared
of
holders
to
amount
Maintenance
Corp.—35-Cent Dividend—Sales—
have
dividend
a
March 2
like
Selling and administrative
Noma
The
Dr707,366
$20,350,939 $25,868,581
Hosiery Co.—$6,121/2 Accrued Dividend—
directors
account
gain in the number of stations of this company during
January,
over the 7,173 in
December,
1941, but a decrease of 1,477 from the 9,478 stations gained in
January,
a year ago.—V. 155, p. 507,
{Includes notes receivable.
stock,
/'•' *.;7 .^O.v
Phoenix
3,117,813
1942, amounted to 8,001, an increase of 828
1415.
p.
Feb.
on
distribution
I, last year.—V. 155,
The
10.442
4,251,211
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Gain in Stations—
1,272,480
^Dr953,851
common
'■
v.
$21,190,239 $25,262,945
—
.yl/':
.■i,
'
The
Total
V'r/•
,
—
initial
Dec.
/
15,006
10,263
,
Total
-V.
v
»1
stock
directors
the
on
7,142,000
5,119,924
'
...
31,516
accounts—____
'
The
12,902
36,287
retirement
Earned* surplus
'
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.- -Common Dividend
'
'
\ f a •
V
144,256
11,493
uncollectible
$20,350,939 $25,868,581,
n
'
No. 2—
308,140
114,066
for construction—
for
200
12,476
1,056,383
assets
Reserves
2,654,500
(par $5)
12,068
1,685,050
341,131
> 5,997
liabilities—
Other reserves
24,869,582
"
39,837
Dec.
860,826
debt, less expenses
on
^^._.w_____^„;iT9,607,089'
460,862
unclaimed;
accrued
20,928
459,753.
100,000
accrued
Unamortized premium
17,463.
owned
:
$938;234
aggregate value of the corporation's securities at current prices
31, 1941, was $12,613,722," and at' Dec. 31, 1940, was $14,{Represented by 2,000,000 shares ($5 par).
{Represented by
122,900 (82,400 in 1940) shares capital stock.—V. 154, p. 1270.
at
360*408
accrued
Taxes
1940
'
♦The
16,800,000'
1,076,784
...
for
6,898,500
1,787,949
1,348,241
.
surplus
stock
due
payable •.—.uiwl——jw
Interest
interest receivable—
v
6,4~00~000
Dividend
8,840,000
42,149
12,688
stock....
surplus
—V.
payable to banks, payable serially to 1946
deposit
Oil
'*/
V?
$698,454
Total
4,500,000
81,983
U;
8,151,000
;—
...
commission......
A
Class B
-
16,700,000
$7,509
{$261,486
...
dividends payable
due
1955
Customers'
Consolidated
7,
...
8,250,000
4,552,750
1956—
Reserves
20-year 5Vs> %
•
series B 3%%,
series C 3%,
Accounts
Liabilities—
Class
mortgage bonds,
of
.
Sheet,.Dec. 31 #
1941
{Treasury
$5,800,009
^Notes/payable^i^iii^
:
$21,190,239 $25,262,945
....
par).
mortgage bonds,
Customers'
Total
($50
$5,800,000
4,552,750
8,250,000
shares
stock
of
the
....
1.
par)
First
210,862
17,548
Unamortized bond discount and expense
assets
.........
Miscellaneous
91,055
($15
with
Provision-for.- taxes'"' $5,416
' * $10,530
Accounts payable and accrued expenses—.:
15,036
12,607
tCapital stock
10,000,000
10,000,000
Surplus
11,284,337': 16,552,810
3,291
$59,823,318 $54,906,348
($100 stated value)
First
25,104
68,512
24,322,755
40,740
u
...
stock,
stock
Common
>
$618,163
*
20,609,663
received..."....
flnvestments
1940
.
$347,290
.....
•Interest
Preferred
common; stock
connection
•_____.
Total
'
-
'
of
{In
common
♦•Deficit.
Liabilities—
48,804
>
8,875
i
___
of
shares
1940.
551,840
58,355
___________________________
Liabilities—
%
1941
.
,
Cash
•Accounts and notes receivable
debits
shares
20,
Balance
•Securities
892,088
■
580,750
7
382,260
383,780
.Other investments-:• 27,933
6,795
967,597
supplies—
—
of
Dec.
on
16, 1941.
Dividends and
6,738
7
532
Total'
Notes
,
31,986
-
Corp.
Assets—
cash
359,502
13,889
____
$5.50 conv. prior pref.
»,
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31
and
>:
28,939
_______
of
May
on
distribution
Oil
.'-1,
467,866
:
...—
the
distribution
Corp.
,
-———
with
Consolidated
1
37,000
.
150,240
receivable
Prepayments
note.
..1
.
receivable
Accounts
$1,787,949
____—....—
settlement
on
1940
r'i-'.::'/Y
bonds
—
Notes
tBased on
original cost and Computed by identification of specific purchases,
less $724,349 reserves for fluctuation in value applicable to investments
eold or disposed of.
{After deducting $318,273 restoration to capital
surplus at Sept. 30, 1941.
§Plus bond discount and expense applicable
$739,000
investments
Special deposits
30,994
.
savings
Cash
$5,343,182
5.978
3,518,261
tNet loss on sale or disposal of investments
{Adjustments to conform with value of investments——-IPremiums on $689,000 principal amount of debentures
called or purchased
tion
1941
Treasury tax notes series B
Other
25,000
-
defense
S.
U. S.
99,600-:
...
...
U.
"
—
—
31
Investment and fund accounts:
90,677
—.
Dec.
Utility plant
$52,607,174 $53,005,304
Acquired properties in process of reclassification
4,902,101
7,981
y -
applicable to note invest-j
settled by compromise
ment
Restoration of
•'Assets—
$5,119,924
_
Comparative Balance Sheet,
'■■■>.. ;
*
'>'.Vy
•
,
§In
for
for
connec-
Net
income
Dividends
_•
Note—The
net
——
-
above
unrealized
272,660
-
statement
losses
on
does
not
include
net
191,305
realized
securities.
s
gains
and
Volume
Statement
Assets—Securities
National
Second
dends
total,
of
'■Eased
lent
to
$10.99
stock
W.
etc.,
tax,
shares
payable
beneficial
of
for securities pur¬
interest reacquired,
'
',,,y
securities
to
Roebuck
a
G.
Heller
will
at
owned
for 437,644
Stores
continue
Corp. of America
Subsidiary—
George
RCA
„
K. Throckmorton,, for the
-
Manufacturing
Chairman
"elected
the
Executive
membership
composed
that
of
Committee
board,
DeWitt
Millhauser,
&
Co.,
155,
and
his
$1.19
268.
p.
(&
Operating
Real
company.
Year
Ended
Oct.
31,
i—_
members
general
less
expenses,
$14,797,709
12 Va
depreciation
Calendar
y-
Years—
and
I
____
on
$3.87
com.
—._.i
* After
• interest,
depreciation, depletion,
profits tax in 1941.
tLoss.
excess
Provision
for
Federal
income
and
Federal
$8,287
taxes
totals
$46,250,000, neariy
twice
$125,916
$25,291;
and
income and
During
1941
deposits,
stock
corporation
$2,000,000
added
its
to
34^856
steel
safely
said
of
part
for
direct
that
the
'defense
By
purposes.
indirect
and
the
since
corporation's
closing
defense
is
purposes'
has
1941
only
to
other
gone
both
meant
It
purposes.
of
months
production
iron
be
can
small
very
a
its
operating
100%
would
rate
of capacity had
principally scrap, available for
"The
1941
year
furnace
was
will
which
well
substantial
relieving
in
the corporation had
This
now
almost
Is
doubled
750,000 tons, and
furnaces
now
under
when
capacity
this
even
total
construction
will
be
of
success
aviation
tank,
This
is
plate
originally
"Republic's
bution
p.
needed
the
in
shipbuilding
vast
to
interest
our
and
$509,059
$468,390
paid
98,283
89,696
*13,836
463,129
27,367
187,465
543,366
Net profit from
income
Total
Earned
loss
Net
on
Miscellaneous
Federal
2,727,621
Wisconsin
Net
profits tax
taxes—_________—i
e:*cess
70,736
profit
Dividends
—
in
the
for
consisted
year
entirely
70,000
the
during
ended Sept.
of.
the
Limited,
current
30,
1941;:
development
owned
reported
year,
its
of
advances
consolidated
balance
sheet.
165,000
—
wholly
a
operations
its
-
Canadian
profit
no
for
properties
logging operations the cost of which ($55,421)
on
logging and purchase contracts in the
liminary
~
187,453
48,897
——____—__
Company
Timber
organized
subsidiary
loss
98
•
$524,148
—_——
Note—Ripco
the
and
>
'*■!
;
:
V
or
pre¬
is included
$10,481
17,127
3,985,700
t9,311,890
.
.
.U
!
etc.,
Sept. 30,
receivables
v
.
$73,395;
timber, ,timberland
(net), $5,992; ,total, $6,282,275.
marks
""
Sheet,
$239,211;
accompanying
.
1941
(net),
and
equipment ?(netV;.-$4,405,811;- patents,
and
plant
•<>-
k*
-
banks,
etc.,
rights
accounts.—V. 154, p.
income
income
♦On
term
-A*-
4*
■:
»;
V.
'■
'i
^
$80.98
g; Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Sales Up-j-
ll
A.
Period End. Janr31—
'
;
-
,
: ■
.
.
-.1042—Month—1941
'I"
-
69.626,863
Sales
E.
P.
Brooks,
&
Co.,
Other
$
$
Viee-Pres'dent
of this comoony,
piano manufacturers,
on
Feb. 5
stated that
of New York and La. Porte, Ind.,
31,
Power
cents
share
per
on
40
cents
was
disbursed.—V.
155,
Co.—Earnings-12 Mos.—1940
$2,258,561
43,324
—
___
—
■
$973,815
165,858
141,735
$56,133
$66,292
$807,957
$840,712
long-term debt.
8,123
9,616
86,490
115,479
Crl77
803
Crl.759
9,672
accruals
income..
income
$982,447
743
1,515
8,746
10,933
$47,443
$54,358
$714,479
$704,627
charges..
income
on
preferred stock
declared
on
common
Comparative
210,000
Balance Sheet, Dec.
210,000
362,270
stock
362,270
31
1941
Utility plant
Other physical
——
property
1940
$12,618,289 $12,212,145
-
—
340,999
—-
341,101
430,435
Cash
31,730
and
supplies
120,639
6,253
—
——_______——%
stock
common
116,166
11,591
•
—
—_____—
debits
♦Reacquired
30,686
233,990
89,015
—___________
receivable..
Materials
176,555
1,576
255,289
Special deposits——
2,730
48,236(-v
—
on
life of officer
5,311
1,518
21,462
20,121
2,475
481
448
23,732
Customers'
18,944
$4,715,000
34.287
Other
miscellaneous
—
taxes——
—
—-—
—
/
'
.
accrued
:
—:
—
_r—
surplus
for
15,899
construction—
120,496
1,676,752
73,065
38,413
211,000
1,260,137
depreciation
508.
of $33,663
in
94,133
411,890
335,876
p.
695,000
550,199
596,204
29,643
245,616
$7,561,989
and $30,140
by
1,199,697
is not
403.
cost and 165 at par
pending sale. "tOf which $1,007,570 (1940—
for dividends on common stock.—V. 155,
: .//■
at
2,317
.
available
;,v.
Sivyer Steel Casting Co.—New President, Etc.—
Martin
!
Harold
Flandoes,
L.
Holtz,
directors.—V.
in
Vice-President in charge of sales,
has been elected
to succeed the late L. S. Peregoy.
has been
Vice-President,
a
155, .p.
elected
to
the
board
of
share
on
509.
.'V
market prices of investments aggre¬
gated $948,318 as compared with the balance sheet carrying value
of
$1,109,669,
and reflected an unrealized depreciation of $161,351.
Gn the basis of such quoted market prices the net assets applicable
1941,
211,000
$13,833,306 $13,204,863
held,
shares
2,482
shares at par)
$1,003,182)
1941
—
—
♦Represented
(1940—165
Corporation General—Annual Report31,
21,894
108,879
t
surplus
Southern Pipe
Securities
35,898
242,224
1,748,661
President,
p.
2,300,000
350,000
93,830
liabilities
—
Total
67,262
$9,177,030
surplus
155,
3,398,760
9,433
credits
tEarned
30,269
732,000
(par $25)
(par $4)
surplus
Capital
168,502
>271,739
668,172
624,204
37,458
254,510
debentures
reserve
.
70,252
35,022
418,097
<
Reserve?
114,029
Income
preferred stock
31,682
106,613
taxes
for credit losses
Paid-in
—
and
current
—.—
—
___—_—*—
accrued
$3,500,000
-
payable for insurance, etc.—
Earned
deposit
(unsecured)
accrued
Taxes
Interest
$7,561,989
$5,860,000
64,733
par)____—
Contributions in aid of
1
$3,500,000
3,398,760
3,000.000
($100 par)
($15
debt
Notes payable to bank
Accounts payable —
8,921
$9,177,030
stock
Long-term
106.844
13,950
—
payable
stock
$13,833,306 $13,204,863
-
preferred stock
6%
Common
18,338
64,281
—
prepaid expenses—
business--.
__—
Liabilities—■
1940
$976,158
10,251
—_______
fixtures
and
Dec.
15
Assets—
6,405,563
:
in
Liabilities—,
at
when
1931,
of
payable May 1 to holders of record
made on Feb. 2, last, the first
was
11,775
Deferred
As
dividend
a
value,
par
declared
1942—12 Mos.—1941
,
49,970,769 975,712,422 749,307,718
Sells Interest in Piano Concern—
Winter
etc.--.
—
♦After
each,
of debt premium
discount
and
94,693
7,926,024
Total
1940.—V.
made
$363 670
$1,116,671
.
:
value of insur.
used
Total
were
cents
Dec. 31
—
participating loss reserves--
$29,007.; common stock ($10 par), $1 500,paid-in f»rplus, $1,500,000; surplus, $1,519,818; total, $6,282,275.
154, p. 910.' •••.; :
•
'■
"
.'
25
retire.
Prepayments
;
charges and
Common
25,
$76,067
on
Amort,
$0.34
Sinking fund deposit-.
6%
and
13,784
Deferred
Dealers'
$1,000,000; .reserves,
.f-.-s.:
Int.
$63,469
receivable
Cash surrender
Convertible
26
$69,917
10,223
invest¬
:
declared
accruals
res.
31.210
$37,229;
Accrued l'ab'lities, $117,910;
for Income taxes, $313,500;' current installments of longnotes payable to bank,
$125,000; long-term notes payable to
Aug.
—
•__•.—
hand—
on
Repossessed automobiles,
Deferred
of
paid
16.214
1941
1941
and
receivable
Reserve
share
per
1007) .—V. 154, p. 1417,
Dividends
...
income
trade¬
cents
taxes,
bef.
______________
—
and
$18,508;
50
distributions
May
Dividends
profits taxes-
stock
Balance Sheet,
♦Furniture
of
1417.
AssetsCash in banks
Automobiles
on
holders
to
786,819
Gross inc.
$12,110,224
$73.85
'
Deferred
cents
25
share
per
25
shares of common Stock, $4 par.
156,051
Accounts
cents
the following extra
Utility oper. incomeincome,
173,778
Federal
.■
v"
155,
taxes
Total
Notes
dividends
distribution
Other
$268,977
excess
interest
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $177,040;
bank,
and
preferred stock
common
50
cents;
50
no
Dec.
income
reserve
-——
on
on
of
payable Feb.
both
of
dividend
extra
an
dividend
value,
(see V. 154, p.
Pacific
Retirement
interest, insurance and carrying charges
costs and prov. for credit losses
Accrued
provision'
.000:
common
_
183,065
insurance
Accrued
and
$1,550,000;
$11,111,389.—V.
Dr563,665
;
—
inven-
(net»^
total,
revenues—
2,149,754
Federal
for
declared
5
quarterly
1941,
similar
since
195,296
(deficit)
stock,
A
Drl,719,852
$363,707;
processes
($100 par),
$1,230,266;
regular
25,
Accounts
Notes
tories, ..$1,138,422;. unexpired insurance premiums,
ments,
s
in
16,911
16,066
3,727,425
10,877,057
in
.'•••
...Consolidated Balance
I
Assets—Cash
preferred
$7,620,500;
money,
$3,119
.
__
operating income
operating expenses-———
Provision
Accounts
%
stock of Midwestern
subsidiary),
$300,000;
Maintenance
period
of
borrowed
for
par
have
directors
15.
Net
General
Feb.
common
Other
costs,
Feb.
no
25, 50 cents
Operating
Securities Acceptance Corp.—Earnings-
$881,375
*
_
capital
(wholly-owned
preferred stock
the
to
year:
Federal
$11,800,643
Dividends
—
1941
Period Ended Dec. 31—
'
value per share
Dividends
income
Dec. 31,
(net), $15,420; deferred charges, $31,489; total,
usual
quarter during
Sierra
2,065,940
5,232,300
♦Represented by 159,428 no par shares in 194.1 and by 149,097 shares
1940.
tRepresents a combination of the former paid-in surplus and
25,026
——
$4,756
$3.02
269.
p.
$11,800,643 $12,110,224
Total
Net asset
$856,348
_____'
—
$3.68
14.
addition
Gvoss
,
17,152
___
—
$3.67
-
$76,709;
Co.
shares),
on
stock,
Feb.
that
3,026,334
2,981,145
113,739
33,626
_
tax—
policies,
payable
the
and
payment
$627,163
1,087,750
surplus
—
——
charges
income
Federal
—
120,000
$17,384
.
Unrealized depreciation
$1,578,893
payable to bank
sales of capital assets——
'
'
common.
Insurance
directors
April
4,723,280
Stock
Gross
notes
on
130,000
$41,149
Sherwin-Williams Co. 1)f Canada, Ltd.—15-Cent Div.—
226,630
—
——
Interest
77,500
120,000
(40,000
common
each
$164,157
,
♦Earnings per share
""
;
$202,256
77,500
X
share
the
...
surplus
Capital deficit
in
depletion and amortization——
.
1939
$224,884
—
convertible
Operation
♦Capital
495,915
,_
1940
:•
77,500
—_
payable, $19,375; income taxes, $134,082; accounts payable,
for losses, $221,566; unearned income, $314,302; 5%
and Nov.
1,090,700
_________
Interest
;
1941
$238,649
insurance
equity
In
1940
1941
accrued
Earned discount,
-—
Subs.)—
(&
reserve
the
31
notes
stocks
Paid-in
are
exps.
operations——
Louis
(W. A. )Sheaffer Pen Co.—Extra Distribution—
400,126
JM—
Reserve for other expenses.
Net
Other
St.
92.
135,976
424,290
:_
Taxes, Federal and State
Consolidated Earnings for the Year Ended Sept. 30, 1941
for depreciation,
of
Co.
;
Liabilities—
(Including Subsidiary Company)
Provision
life
per
$284,690
Due to broker
nearly
program
__
stock
84,232
$378,694
•
and
Total
Rhinelander Paper Co.—Earnings—
.
series
$6
'
•
—
surplus
cumulative
p.
$368,922
$410,776
Earnings for 3 Months, Ended Dec. 31,
profit on sales-—_
•
shipping, selling, administrative and general
accounts payable
income tax, $800;
$184,300;
par),
$473,100; common stock ($1
earned surplus, $47,812; total,
par),
year.
Marine
dividend
258,123
::
Income
is to make the greatest possible contri¬
help Insure a speedy victory."—V. 155.
Packing,
of
$21,298;
$110,799
356,116
Preferred stocks
366
Gross
$85,000;
for Federal
dividends
&
The
$481,963
capital surplus
today
effort
war
•
31, 1941
($100
$95,443;
Investment
Liabilities—Notes
1938
101,744
Common
the nation is engaged.
which
value
The
Bonds
mobile
and
($100
800.
p.
furniture, fixtures, etc.
$11,111,389.
tenants'
1939
S. Govt, securities at market quotations
Other investments at market quotations—
tons.
planned
or
$261,300;
$112,274
_
income
Cash
transportation pro¬
grams, among others, is dependent upon a plentiful supply of the fine
alloys that are made onJy in electric furnaces.
"Of great Importance also to our 'all-out' effort was the expansion
of the corporation's steel plate capacity by some 220,000 tons a year.
our
1940
Balance Sheet as at Dec.
completed.
"The
1,404
\
Assets—Cash, $1,180,419; instalment receivables (net), $9,488,741; re¬
possessed automobiles, $12,330; sundry accounts receivable, $6,281; cash
contingencies,
$1,458,886;
common
$25),
Assets—
blast
of 500,000
$35,836
Consolidated Balance Sheet,
for
reserve
388,860
.
scrap
annual
an
154,
Earnings per share of
consignors,
$128,098; rents,
$120,199
._
pig iron in its steel furnace charges and a correspondingly lesser
per cent of scrap.
'
"Of great importance to our arms program was the expansion of
electric furnace steel capacity by approximately 50%:
At the begin¬
1941
stock
stock
capital surplus,
for
Balance,
♦Loss.
of
ning of
expenses,
payable,
(par
$583,707
Dividends
shortages, and in¬
cludes five blast furnaces with an
annual
capacity of 220,000 tons,
together with necessary by-product coke ovens and other facilities
and the expansion of both coal and iron ore mining operations, is now
under way;
It will enable the corporation to use a larger per ceni
program,
$49,573
800
-
provision
preferred
preferred
dividends
Common
to
$123,578
Net gain realized on sale
•? Of investments
excess
The
expansion.
stock
due
U.
in
1,959
tax—
$3,016;
expenses,
income
in
Net
materials,
raw
4,274
1,512
Balance Sheet, Dec.
cumulative
Preferred
460,129
Expenses
use.
of
aid
been
income
Years End. Dec. 31—
Net
1941
$523,770;
1941
___—
Total
the
and steel for
ample supply of
an
our
year
a
have
undoubtedly
there been
14,112
4,423
v
$64,035
$272,500;
record
history.
"The
income.
Earnings-
.
sinking
$1),
Dividends
production of armament and weapons and for the many indirect
requirements for our arms program.
These include, for instance, such
essentials as transportation, petroleum production, new buildings and
machinery, and hundreds of others,
"To
reach
its operating
rate of 99.5%
of capacity, the corpora¬
tion has more than 70,000 people on its payroll, the largest number
of
accrued
Fire
Calendar Years—
direct
In
Federal
Securities
:$26,599
mortgage
$930,510; accounts, notes and
$4,440),
$89,484;
merchandise
deposits on leases, $32,000;
claims
rents, taxes and other
advance, $623; mortgages
deferred
income, $217;
Interest
defense
than
for
$1,161,970.—V.
49,806
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.—Annual Report
corporation's
$483,812,368.
and
Federal
of
payable—trade,
preferred
than
for
reserves
this amount being provided out of income.
sales and operating revenue for 1941 amounted
Provision for depreciation, depletion and amortiza¬
tion was $13,349,887.
"During 1941," said T. M. Girdler, Republic chairman, "the cor¬
poration has devoted itself substantially to the production of iron
The
$57,586
13,056
1,072
•.
Cr.17,278
$667,877; capital surplus, $1,784,665; surplus from
operations since Nov. 1, 1940, $26,599; adjustment to reduce invests
ments and advances to estimated values as at Oct.
31, 1941, Dr.$113,785; total, $4,847,708.—V. 153, p. 109.
*
contingencies,
to
in
convertible
(par
$68,565
15,964
1,508
series
par),
banks,
$11,957;
$72,210;
the net
profits taxes was $16,275,000.
excess
the
accrued
received
etc.,
25,946
y
cumulative
31,933
of
$6,263), $2,657; fixed assets (net), $805,816;
$195,389; goodwill and patent rights, $1;
total,
reserve
Liabilities—Accounts
a
Federal
in
Sheet, Oct. 31,
reserves
$2,157,513;
charges,
$4,847,708.
profits taxes for the year
income.
This compares
provision for the same purpose of $8,000,000 in 1940.
Total
taxes for the year will amount to approximately $57,000,000.
Net income for the fourth quarter was $6,041,244 and provision for
1941,
with
Balance
and
(less
deferred
excess
$31,640
Liabilities—Demand loans payable to bank,
and
security
for refunds of N. Y.
City real estate taxes, $14,327; mortgages receiv¬
able
(less reserves of
$28,857), $49,600 due from Schulco Co., Inc.,
$77,698; investments, $492,713; advances to subsidiary
(not consoli¬
1938
income
hand
on
receivable
less
1939
39,196
$83,379
______——
■"
$7
Assets—Cash
inventories,
1940
$29,369
42,159
"
117,630
•
income
interest
dated,
1939
assets
Assets—Investments, $1,109,669; cash, $36,458; dividends and accrued
interest receivable, $14,660; accounts receivable, $517; funds in closed
bank (less reserve $2,500), $666; total, $1,161,970.
$19,554
estate operations, before deprec.
Consolidated
$21,113,507 $10,671,343 t$7,997,825
$3.30
$1.42
Nil
$24,038,340
__
shr.
per
market
net
$41,220
__'
32^969
operations, before deducting depr.
real
—
cents per
1940
1941
profit
of
the
;; ■
Net income
807,423
—___•:
real estate
on
Other income
Republic Steel Corp. (& Subs.) —Earnings—
♦Net
compared
as
basis
$11,267
859,946
department expenses
Profit oh stores
share on
the
common
stock,
par
$1,
payable April
1 to holders of record
March
16.
This compares with 7V2 cents per share paid on Oct. 1,
last, and 5 cents on April 1, 1941.
Previously, the company made
quarterly distributions of 10 cents per share on the common stock.—
V. 155, p. 267.
Earns,
the
1942,
equivalent to approximately
Interest
2,914,592
...
Drug Co.—Larger Distribution—
of
were
share
per
On
21,
Jan.
Expenses
Taxes—other
___
dividend
cents
1940.
on
stock
common
■•,;
91
31,
1941
credits
"About two' weeks ago the U. S. "Navy awarded to RCA Manufac¬
Other deductions
•_____.
turing Co. the coveted Navy, "E" pennant.
^
Depreciation
L
:
RCA
Manufacturing Co., Inc., operates five large manufacturing
Provision for loss on advances to Schulco
Co., Inc
•
^ plants
in . theUnited, States—at. ' Camden and Harrison, N. 'J, , . In-»
Adjustment
dianapolis and Bloomington, Ind.,
and Hollywood, Calif.
The con¬
struction in 1942 of a new radio tube plant at Lancaster, Pa., was
Net profit1
recently announced.—V. 155, p. 542., '
'Resulting. from acquisition of guaranteed 6 V2 'h
fund gold bonds of Schulco Co., Inc.
Reed
a
to
Dec.
business
Interest——————
elected President.
,
declared
share.
per
of
of
Income—dividends
1941
:
have
equivalent
as
close
11,894,385
expenses
estate
Total
directors
the
Subs)—Earnings—
the
Loss on stores operations before
deducting
Real estate operations—Operating income.
Shannon.
The
were
share
per
of
as
applicable to shares of
$2,903,324
executive
following
Throckmorton
$1.37
Provision
committee of this subsidiary-is
of the company's board of
(Chairman)
Gano Dunn, J. G. HarDavid Sarnoff, O. S. Schrairer and Robert
the
of
the
of
K.
Winter
profit
Profit
The
now
of
stock
common
with
Total
President of the
on Feb.
6 was
Robert Shannon, former Executive Vice-President, was
directors;-: G.
to
has
and
prices
President
as
Earnings for
administrative and
and other store Income
•
past five years
Camden, N. J.,
of
Inc.,
Co.i
of
1919,
sales.
•/'Gross
•
,
.
since
management
in treasury)
Changes in Personnel Of
—
present
operating manager.—V.
as
Selling,
Radio
interest
an
the
Operations—Sales, exclusive of sales taxes
Cost of
of beneficial interest of
value each (exclusive of 720 shares held
Dec.. 31, -1941.—-V. 154, p. 696.
par
:
had
of
up
interests.
Schulte, Inc.
Consolidated
quotations—equiva¬
$1
outstanding
market
shares
has
made
York
Income Account for Calendar Years
(D. A.)
'!
,
Co.
&
syndicate
England and New
brother, Henry R. Heller,
$13,310;
expenses,
share
per
capital
Federal
Sears,
sold
been
New
'
for
which
in
1941
$4,473,794; cash in The
accrued interest and divi¬
$4,807,441.
valuing
on
31,
Dec.
$338,109;
.,
payable
$22,527;
Assets,
quotations),
deferred
$4,851,040.
♦net assets,
$7,762;
Net
Boston,
$37,152;
'Liabilities—Accrued
chased,
of
market
(at
Bank
receivable,
$1,985;
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
155-
The
the
quoted
directors
common
compares
March
;
15
3
Line Co.—30-Cent Dividend—
have
-declared
a
dividend
of
30
cents
per
stock, payable Feb. 28 to holders of record Feb.
with
and
50
Sept.
cents
2,
paid
1941,
cents each on March
1
on
and
Dec.
on
10,
14.
March
1939—V. 154, p. 1271,
and Sept, 1,
/
This
last, 25 cents each on
1 and Sept.. 3, 1940, and
"
Gross
Operating
Prov.
162,367
2,319,110
47,802
42,143
545,605
500,328
20,273
195,042
130,581
Taxes
income
19,590
profits
Prov. for depreciation
excess
■.
143,477
■
37,600
31,250
$105,789
54,436
54,323
$1,082,122
643,293
Int.
&
$44,112
—_
$ol,466
$**38,829
deductions
other
Divs.
——
The
400,000,
121,275
285,496
1,066,285
__
93,093
273,949
531,976
-
14.286
171,438
_—
——.
$267,391
V.
—
155,
Before
2,386,696
company
and
tne
$237,649
$23,288,047 $21,658,355
...
m
K//'.
—V.
_
155,
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. —Earnings—
Gross
Prov.
Federal
Fed.
46,423
589,712
46,361
435,074
353,310
38,137
50,523
269,436
50,523
49,975
50,181
633,294
596,359
,
Other
-Bond
of
$35,413
34,358
$817,571
pref.
expense
interest
412,296
10,848
10,848
/V 130,181
130,181
"$9,793
/
...
"Deficit.—V.
Net
$327,190
1942
Period—
Earn.ngs
$72,525
$lbj.,950
404,764
$0.26
$0.11
407,464
$0.31
*
<
Tne
>
etc.—V.
Federal income taxes,
Feb.
18.
Feb.
an
stock,
May
2a,
31,
a
d.str.butions
25
Aug.
of
2V2
29,
and Nov.
5
28
Fto.
15 cents per snare
d.v.denu ox
of
dividend
payable
$i,
par
quarterly
extra
declared
have
d.rectors
common
Balance Sheet, Dec. 31,
1941
"1
'
>
'•
-
shaie
u.e
on
Jan.
on
A
c.ass
stock, par
cents
1941,
cents
contingencies,
for
$100,000;
accrued
were
tacn
Earnings—
on
maue
on tne latter date
pa.u.—V. lo-x,
Ioo9.
ana
was axso
'
and
operation
Bridge
profit
"Net
of
Shares
——*
interest
maintenance
—J
———
income
in
...
and
Reserve
Loss
for
Loss
estate
expenses
sale
from
closed
in
$494,596
Dec.
capital
19,000
/■;
—.
:
/!,
952
.
profit
last
Previous
$547,575
cumulative preferred stock—43,148
F,
B.
Dividends—5%
Class
98,512
!-•/ 72,000
Since
<
$335,916
$3.05
by
—_
———_
—
tne
on
income " and
Earns,
—V.
share on class A and class B shares.
per
of
Number
154,
vehicles
—;
—
.
—■
870.
p.
,
,v.
!
v
.
Calendar
'
Operating
1941
profit.
to
income
lor
$309,000
to
drastic
w,th
profit
Earnings per share of common stock
Note—From
of
directors
tingent
time
to
the
for the year
of $60,000 to
transfer
the
will
the
special
possible future losses that may result
conditions, and the balance has been
for
post-war
surplus.—V. 155, p. 92.
in
Lke
$72,o75
of
per.od
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
$553,472
and
income
$5,944,841
$5,097,640
186,718
2,337.887
2,039,907
23,421
———_
Maintenance
Federal
$474,656
240,556
revenues
Operation
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
20,415
274,718
a
of
$1
'
80,904
895.410
435,148
37,746
516,713
427,461
$149,325
$156,956
$1,920,113
8,
935
—
before
income
Gross
retire,
Retire,
Gross
income
(int.)
$1,922,659
$1,914,698
35,833
430,000
430,000
$114,346
$122,058
$1,492,659
$1,484,698
701
1,256
8,618
$120,801
$1,484,041
$1,474,266
70.000
the
this
affecting
time
of
/;i.ua
i
income
Common
——
.1
declared
stock
stock declared
t*ppfp
Utility
Sheet, Dec.
1Q41
plant
———
Other investments
stress,
and
and
activities
wartime
new
——
:—
Special deposits—rate litigation
—....1
Prepayments
Manila.
the
in
2.814
282.247
805.000
150,234
*—
Deferred debits— —
—
11.863
1.242 811
479.088
supplies...—...—....
10.500
1,355.481
.
342 328
105.796
3,901
29.581
3,292
—
—
$23,288,047
$21,658,355
Federal
of
'
and
,211 of '
excess
prm.ts
normal income taxes, as well
deitnse and excess promts taxes. J
ior
useu
oe
part
payment
.
purchased at a cost of.
aoove Feueial excess
tne
ot
J
.
$q,oU4.^47 ior tne
to current liabilities was 2.3 to 1,
asst-vs
of
increase
an
.
$66,464,919, resulting in $88.349.9t9 of net "
accrued liaDilities were
Tne
year.
of
rat.o
.
|
approx.mately $5,u9o,9^5 was ill lore.gu bank accounts
th.s amount,
and
Canada
includ.ng
stock,
common
the basic
of
our
subsidiary
American
and
cash
The
from
been
were
this
in
countr.es
feels
it
Required
of
Not
sudden
too
are
to
enormous
(before
requ.red
year. > <.'•
funds
these
were
-
*5
the
time.
their
to
transfer
United
the
/-,)■
...:
plantations
latex
our
An
in
branch
involved
are
Although
end
of
we
located
States
Net
101,000
/
of
15%
the
tations
of
net
"Cost
1941
re-
Profit vfrom
Other
V
Total
Other
at
>
"
'
which
Net
.
•
'
a.r1 *^
23,228,790
26,242,493 :
15,521,387
959,914
11,691,315. t
' 884,049!
20,570,383;! 16,481,301
12,575,364
4869,625?
31,005,016
:
19,409,532
1,160,851
LcL;—!i36,209,332
1.450,254 ;
inc.
before
prov.
properties,
consolidated
plants
year.
and
balance
2,188,502"
market
■
Loss
•i
on
-
.
•;
--
1,792,082
former-
bldg/--
tProvision,
.
for
and foreign
,L-;r/v y-'J.,..
438,470
,
!/—,—
v*
.
.
.
Federal
v.;-,-,-.
tac. tax_**
profits taxes-'"Lu!—■!'/'"
Prov. for.'War
losses— -?
//"
,
.
,
-
•Divs.
.
'•
i
'
'
&
eauitv
infes applicable to minority ints.. in subs„I
.
) "„•
-
in
t,
Net,. inc., transferred
equipment of th« Plan¬
sheet-amounting to- -$18,
.
,.
_
•' '
.
v
.
.
-'j
..
..
..
'
.
88,514
u
r i
n,
'
\
■
] ,v',
±
6,206,583
11,425,241
-
j
-
.
,
,
364 562
;.f"7
to earned, surplus.- .13,662i658
'
-
98,079
:
J
10,583,411.
.
.
'f.-A-
:
■■■■■■. 1
.
,11^523,319
"■ •:'*
/
320.696
'L
10,218,849
5.885,888
?Including-dnpreoiation of active 'nHnts and plantations of $8.649D19x
1941, $8,451,972 in 1940. $8,189,578 in 1939 and $8,305 642 in 1.938.'
+Pro"1sion for Federal income tax amounts to $6,349,156 in 1941,
$3,889,083
-
^
13,751,172
in earn-
1,.
1,400,000
,J ?
Net inc.ior the period
1,518,571 j
< :
.vV- -• '
dULLi?.'-.
;
9,764,613
*
-*r*
•
2^759,417
r.6,534,593
i"'-.- :
Prov. for Federal excess
v.;
;
,5-
.
.9,131,431
■
'
9,517,237
-18,496,383, 13,342,828
—=,r:?;v
of
office
sale
general
-
"
■'
.
....
by war risk insurance in Malava
provided from current, earn¬
may have occurred prior to the-
the
454-7,405 ',-tl,457,208
1,526,595
1,681,265
nharges—711,862-1
funded Indebt.—
and adjustments —,-34,047,216
!Adjustment .of invent, to ,
v.. •& v
and
there,
requirements for
of
-
® Li
h
228,988,780 195,310.847 154 935,756:
178,574,233 150,560,670 117,001,948-
34,756,575
credits.'. ^
1,452,757
income
income
Int. on
plantations consist of approximately 131,000 acres,,
are located
in Sumatra and are onerated by
the
,
,
1938
1939
•
$
opers„^
income
L
*'^t*'-~>» •♦,•! ^-i. *,
sold^—^ 245,920,800
goods
acres
value
■
allowancesv 315,345,328
&
of
1940 i
-
-
•/.;>■■$
/
Sell., admin. & gen. exp. >-34,667,954
/
$1,400,000 has been
companies
our
shown" oh
transp.
»r
all
s&les7 4!axe^
V
'
Calendar Years
for
Account
Income
idiscounts^ex-
and
'•"cise
30,000 acres* are' located 'n
Malaya and are
onerated bv Malayan American Plantations, Ltd..
There are. 102.000 acres wlFch have been .planted and 88.000
acres
are mature.
Statist'cs as to product/on are* not complete, but approxi¬
mately 57.000 000 pounds of rubber were shipped to us or soH during
the per'od of the year for which we have received reports.
This was
about
sales,J after
>:. turns,
approximately
redemptions during 1942 will amount" to
;;:f';/..V 1'.v-..,
.
/Consolidated
■
-
,
subsid'ary
)v".;/vfv
;.,v/;,/x^';.L/
fund
Indebtedness—Sinking
//,L/'
.
1941.
which
three
additions during the year amounted to $7,572,104,;
deprec at.on amounted to $8,649,919 and
propert.es,
act.ve
$3,384,000.
and minor export invest¬
Singapore, Rangoon, Honolulu, and
Indies.
losses
Ui''-.!'/■■
.
in
Sinking fund
-
Manila
in
Hongkong,
war
$66,953,293
$66,953,298 is
disposals and adjustments were $l,0o7,860.
Sumatra,
partfally covered
are
estimated
Plantation*-—The
of
at
Philippines,
for
was
East
Netherlands
the
in
shipping facilities there.
export
the
and
properties
of
redemption during the - year of
$3,120,000 caused a reduction in the net outstanding funded indebted¬
ness. irom
$41,067,000 as of Dec. 31, 1940, to $37,947,000 as of Dec.,
31, 1941.
The first mortgage and collateral trust 3/sT
bonds pre- f
viously held by the insurance fund trustees were retired during the
/'year. •
- ;/./v
:••/"•!•.•'//
Netherlands/East Indies,
had suffered no damage during 1941, are continuing to operate in a
limited manner, are communicating with us currently and have sub¬
mitted their financial accounts for the year to Dec.. 31, 1941.
News¬
paper
reports during January,
1942, have stated that the port of
Belawan has been attacked but we have no knowledge of damage to
The
L————r—
—
The/total capital
-
Funded
i!
.
lo,t>T3,u0d
war ' reserve)
operations—281,221
lor
total
net
mostly
Planta¬
.
•
.
American
preclude
restrictions
exchange
:
;
of
.
•
$47,799,071 '
$2,145,075 less than the amount as •
close of the previous year.
Of th.s reduct.on, $128,346 was ;n
properties, $1,109,670 in plantations and $907,o59 m .die prop¬
of
Ly)''.!/'
American
—
,
total
erties., ;
the
head office
of our
be abandoned and, as a
Malayan
'
r
i
*.
;
The
■
:
_
.
,
■
Net
be
and
Plantations, Ltd., of approxi¬
were located in Singapore banks and $1,971,268 of
transferred
to London in January,
1942/5: Foreign
Malayan
,
varying
hi
Plants—The net book value of properties, plants and
'
were
as
ava.lao.Lty
to
operat.ons—
for
Plantat.ons
its
that
located.
where
Properties and
report.
staff,"
funds
$2,400,000
mately
company,
Penang
used
as
Lequ.pment at the year-end is summarized as lollows:
income for 1941 amounted
from which a total of $2
during the
records
rescr.cted
was
A large part of tnese restr.cted funds was requ.red, however, '
accrued
tax
payments
and otner imm^daue
l.ao.l.t.cs in tne,
lor
of
been
lost.
The last financ al
Oct. 31, 1941, And „hese
Approximately 21,000 acres
of our plantations had been overrun by the invaders but we have no
word
as
yet as to any damage that may have occurred, although
messages stated that all European and American employees were safe.
A number of employees have joined the armed forces, but so far no
known casualties have been
sustained by membefs of the,,European
Ltd.,
received
•
Total
$9,7o4,ol3
taxes,
war
assets,
press
Lave
of business for our company.
Penang,
where
located, had to
was
of
most
have
$19,593,183
.
_
receivable
and
104 A
$20,263,011
—
—
Accounts receivable—
Materials
the
on
plantations
accounts
ings
*525
264,745
———•
f.—_
-
.
1,338,953
31
.
Cash
Notes
1,075,954
——_
...
Comparative Balance
A
..
^
.
to
client
and
accounts
ments
Net
Preferred
-
against
eharged
were
or Feaeral
current
;
which
rubber
varied
continue—too
pa.d in dividends
Including
tions,
.
70,000
_
amounting to $47,456,198
balance,
Reserves—During December, • 1941, the enemy. in¬
northern part of Malaya and overran part of the Phillip-
consequence,
10,432
$113,645
—
—
$157,891
35,833
accruals
deducts,
Income
$150,180
accr.
reserve
reserve
2,723
2,547
,
lull extent of its resources.
/. degrees.
announcements
preferred stock, the net
share
was
Malayan
this
Utility operat. income
Other income
(net)
.
Working Capital—Total current assets, as shown In the consolidated
sneet on Dec, 31,
1941, were $154,8i4,838 a.iu to.al current
preferred
have faced many new problems
we
$1,911,975
855
taxes-
taxes
72,820
59,266
profits
cess
Other
for
Government
the
and normal income taxes.
pioiHs
account
".1"
share on
per
couvert.ble
have been
large, volume
the
on
Losses
pines,
283,148
ex¬
by
//*;!.!:)
tne
taxes
.ncor.ie,
$9,179,UtO
Earnings—Consolidated net sales for 1941, after all deduc¬
per
share
vaded
con¬
,-v
to
secur.ty
$0,349,156
year
$4.86
to
per
from war¬
transferred
...
.
made
was
under tne war program w.h be used ior tne mak.ng of ouier
poss bie ana your company is mak.ng every effort 10
soc.ai
of
were
share
per
$334,493
$0.79
1941, the fy>ard
a
$3,700,000
during the year.
These taxes included $ii/.2dO,5o8 of
Fede.al.exc.se ia..es on t.ies, tubes and 0(.nor ruoo^r art.cics, $3,077,3j5
states in part:
you
during
and
and
the
for
1940
profits of $514,688
directed
lias
reserve
and
net
of
wnerever
the
$315,345,328, or 38'/^ more than in 1940.
Net income
carried to surplus account was $13,662,658, after deduct¬
ing all current charges and after providing $1,400,000 from current
earnings for estimated ^war losses which may have
occurred on our
plantations in Malaya and in our export operations in the Ph.lipp.nes
and elsewhere in
the Far East.
After full dividend payments of $8
tions,
$514,689
$1.31
—
a.ioruy *
'
scope.
factories not required for the production of rubber
our
in tne war
lova-gn
Tnrough
regulat.ons
here—but
furnish
Sales
War
Net
broauer
a
oa
ope.anons
earnings
of
6 months
undistributed
profit,
cumulative
Dec.
on
abroad;
interests
recorded
106,000
taes——
stockholders authorized
perm.tted it to engage
the
wn.cii
arms
purpose.
Taxes—Direct
,
made
Cr.a.rman,
declared
Government,
occurred
have
$440,493
206,500
—
Federal normal
1941,
8,
company
operat.ons
machinery ana eqU-pinciit ior its account a.iu is be.ng
ass.st
duty and obligation is to place our resources and abilities squarely
behind
our
Government.
Many
disruptions of peacetime
business
,
$721,189
Years—
net
Provision for
July
the
entered
*nto lor tne construction and
ammuiiit.on plant ior tne government. •
preclude a more de„a.leu ues^r.pt.on ox tn.s large
"
,
i)
advance
first
yi'!;
(James) Talcott, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
^
the* production and use of reclaimed'
a
large part lor, tn«) yrodua.on of
was
smail
a
:ipr'4jus
act.ve
—
and
otner
contract
*
goous
made aware of the ser.ous
it new ex.sts.
The management of your company w.ll
do everything in its power to protect and iurtner the
as.
continue
should
31.
Surplus, Dec.
and
ex.genc.es
proaucts
profits'
excess
v-
1
dividend
a
6%
each were
and
our
situat.on
2,210,660
;
■
;
——
stock
$1,023,720
599,653
$1.70
payable Apr.l
was
home
necessar.ly
the
$332,931
$3.25
2,739,041
war
at
botn
95,606
72,000
stock
A
Common
—
———_...
—
net
amounted
declared
have
Dav.s, Jr.,
company's
surplus
it
purposes.
Included in the current assets was cash in the amount of $29.135,931..,
$544,289
43,753
surplus
Total
a
of
Any parts of
Of
$226,170
318,119
-
—————
Division—On
purcnase 01
used
...1940
United States Rubber Co.—Annual Report—
—-
$214,644
332,931
——-
1 m.ted,
Dur.ng the year, tax anticipation notes were
$o0,
par
issued
Net
the
1 to nolders of record March 19.■ U.son this issue on Oct, 1 and Dec. 1
year.
No
dividends were pa.d aur.ng 1940.
Arrearages on
1, 1942, totaled $27.75 per share.—V. 151, p. 1914.
oan.
2,600
1,003
6,250
»
bank—
assets
prouuct.on.
t
tne
m.l.tary
equipment
its
are
for
increased
the charter of
initial
An
,
directors
slock,
101,329
259,999
—_——__
above
1941, as compared
154, p. 1532,
~
31,
tribuiions of $1.50
$337,35]
$494,596
—
•
companies
accumulations
208
—
the
to
Federal
' '
interest,
deprec.ation;
addition
The
of
$337,143
-
—
facilities
our
manufacturing
lvf.l.iary
United States Printing & Lithograph Co.—-Accum. Div.
55,251
91,009
213,933
.
accrued
tax
contingencies—
deposit
on
Porter
—i——
—
when
aiiect.ng
for
.
in
L tiiereaner,
preted.ng year.—V.
;200,591
:———
other income
rubber
the decoration
producc.on and '
However, ';
nas
a
part made of
Tnerelore, as iong as ;
is essent.al tiot our-
December,
m.l.tary
of- rubber in
been
nave
Uoperation
•;'
$2,122,000
bOO.i/OJ
$3.53
pari.
—_——
.
in
$551,076
——
——„
income
Total
Federal
income—
other
before
Profit
Other
($1
Snare
y;vi'.'.L_,y -::yyy
$695,187
__—
add.tion,
changes
$697,336
82,705
91,750
—„
.
Administration, general, etc., expenses————
>
until
l.m.tations
;f'/
"After
1940
$869,642
i
profit from operations——
Gross
need
of: crude
Munitions
on
(& Subs.)—
1941
—
stock
capital
per
taxes.
Co.—Earnings—
.——
—_
almost every product
lull capacity until
rubber for c.vh.an neeas .were
restr.ctioa plan, consumption of
at
syntnetic nibber is be.ng constructed under contract w.ta tne Defense
Plant Corporation,
a subs.d.ary of the iteconstruct.on
F.nance Cor-
*,
n
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
ended
Depreciation
)
raios.-v
average
operated
requ.red
of
piece
every
has
poratiOn.
are
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
o.
1941
:
not
Operat.on.
share on
record
per
holders
to
Years End. Dec. 31—
Income—ujns
products
^
$1,768;
credit,
a
J.)
(N.
r.g.d
suppl.es
In
'made), $713,393; funded debt, $860,000; deferred
capital stock (83,832 no par shares), $2,125,050; capital
surplus, $1,348,950; deficit, $625,958; total, $5,426,299—V. 155, p. 607.
shipments
as
662.
154, p.
unconsol.dated
Tacony-Palmyra
tne
and
and!
assets
exchange
of
par
monthly
at
other
manufactures
Under tne
reduced
rubber
rubber
debt, $34,688; sinking fund payment due April 1, 1942, $65,000;
contract advances (to be applied against billings on a percentage basis
l.qu.dating dividend of $1.50 per
$1, it .s reported.—V. lo4, p. Uo4,
paid
31
dollars' at
o.
primary efforts be made to meet these needs through conservation of
suppl.es and the use of
recla.mt-u ana syntnet.c rubbers or other
subst.tutes.
' * •
' '>'.. '
' <{'
t
*•- ^
v*
-
and
provision
$212,500;
Susquehanna Silk Mills—Pays Liquidating Dividend—
company
gola
xormer
consumption-of
1941.
July,
further
rubber or
$354,861;
accounts
Earnings
Tne
U.
to
nominal,
were
lactones
caused
ox
tne
its
gradually
piact.cally
..
-
Superior Tool & Die Corp.—5-Cent Dividend—
the
the
at
converted
were
and
the
on
in
was
war
sale
funaed
422,364
$0.36
deprec.ation,
of
United
States
Government
securities,
notes receivable (net), $719,438; inventories,
(net), $2,100,769;
emergency facilities (net), $558,786; unexpired insurance, $15^492; ex¬
penditures chargeajble to unshipped orders, $86,680; total, $5,426,299.
$1< «63
3/2,214
s.iare____
per
"After
restrict.ons
$1,262,434; investments, $77,829; plant and properties
1938
1939.,
1940
stk.
common
rates
Operations—Company
ruboer
of
inst.tuced
sions, etc,, $212,470; provision for 1941 Federal and State income taxes,
$120,003
of
made
$233,320
*.:■&*
y
current
converting
of
values
iore.gn
"free"
converted
earnings
:Domestic
Liabilities—Accounts payable, $378,437; accrued wages, taxes, commis¬
1941
proiic
ry:)
-
$250,010;
Subsidiaries)
Owned
Wholly
6 Mos. End. Nov. 30—
Shares
—_———_
from
the
where
were
and
sales
*,
followed
was
■
—.
,
Assets—Cash,
-
1941
1942
509.
(Including
"Net
69,000
A.
'
assets
practice
exchange preva.Lng at tiie close of tne year or at tne
rates of
rates
ilab.lities
—
$344,494 ;.. $233,320
83,832 *./.!; 83,832
$5.81
$2.77
y.;
—
ll,la5,303 !
'
Sterling, Inc.—Earnings—
/*!.>:■■
par)—
(no
1940.
"
■
Jan. 1 to Jan. 31—■
$4,742,702 $17,131,946 $13,oou,301
$6,083,565
fest.)
542,
capital stock
of
f
————
Earnings per share
'
End. Jan. 31
■>/:!:/ 1941
-—10 Days
155, p.
current
fixed
»
$487,007
surplus
Balance,
ll,<9lVs»59
$13,484,663. $24,168,023. $37,652,686 $35,515,072
T_—
current-'l.ab.Lties
•(. and
13,747
.
"Including provision for depreciation of $130,231 in 1941 and $129,745
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
.!■►'.
—V.
82,908
>
.
Jty 142,514 ry''
less dividends on treasury stock
123,008
1,808,955
524,941 ;
1,526,914
598,915,
1,931,963 ,•
4,190
•
7,059,2'$ A 4,rm,pa'l
.
established
The
100,000
profit
,
—594,725
Total
15,329
,
18,619
.',,25,418
.." 212.500
.
301,717
578,398
'
...;
ruuoer
,
$275,094
.
151,169
427,229
Far
z—
Canada
;
155, p. 56.
earnings
•
20 094
•.
..
.
and State, income taxes—-
Federal
for
Dividends paid,
in
Gross
.
4—.i
sale of idle property—;
on
Shares
Balance
^^
'
...
East
'.
-
Europe. /'
and
'r
■
Asswts
65,700
72,300
.■
.-
(net)
discount
and
1
-
—,
interest
Provision for contingencies.—....
$869,667
412,296
$12,018
stock——!
stock
pref.
on
Amortiz.
———
income
Provision
388,723
34,358
$57,225
income
Net
Divs.
$414,303
„
Miscellaneous expenses, less income
$1,258,389
$1,203,829
386,258
31,170
32.336 '
deduct..
other
$66,583
$89,561
income—j—
and
$348 603
/
.
Other
depreciation
amortization!—
Gross
$919,943
15,989
1
profit'
income
Total
Loss
Int.
4,151,643
expenses—.
and
/i
Assets/
Otuer
for
and
5,769,689
...—v....$935,937
and
'
Other
Total 1941
Total 1940
/ $360,315
$9,933,243 $10,623,558 $10,'j52,6ad
2,734,107 "
9,i93,a2o
11,927,993 110,523,511
/
Malaya
Pn.l.pp.nes
$4 500,246
579,658
36,952
:
profits.
excess
Prov.
175,582
39,065
income
sales
Operating
$5,057,079/ $4,689,691
1,851,451
1,925,735
$435,653
198,183
.l
'
as
uou.nries
*ore.bn
of the ;
cousoL- )
assets
the
losses,
war
in
were:
Net current
I"//-:/v/v'
England
1940
: '
•
$6,689,633
...
of
*Cost
$451,874
expenses,.
taxes—Gen.—
for
provisions Tor
sneet
;; Export operat.ons;
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
revenue
Operating
1941
sales
Net
Period Ended Dec. 31-r—
balance
Netuerlands East Ind.
Calendar Years—
dur.ng the year.
subs.d.ar.es lo^aceu
its
Plantations;
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co.—Earnings—
56.
p.
the
deducting
Dr.t.sn
Balance
States
prov s on
Valuation of Foreign Assets
110.782
5,294,756
2,726,397.
509.
p.
Un.ted
■/;);/
116,996
5,604,120
_
—
———
171,438
$37,179
in the
received
•.
...
for tne est mated war
Approximately $1,600,000 of this amount was
before the
above.
mentioned
losses
-
•/:•/
■
.
derived from the plantations during
the company
$2,629,160
was.
V !
_—
—
—
Earned surplus
/
14,286
income of
net
year
etc.
equ pment,
7.109
7,483
y
the
lor war losses, $17,514,986 is invested in land,
development of trees and
$1,358,020 in buildings,
reserve
and
machinery,
663,242
$29,826
stock—!
pref.
on
before
concessions
11,959,993
oaten
$1,072,329'
Total
income
Net
873,006
;.
/ * •
.
$1,000 000
./.
...
...—
———
Deferred credits
Reserves
income
Gross
....
accrued
Interest
375,000
419,450
$98,549
; *-
;
accrued
•
.
11,959,993
par—i
Customers' deposits
17,224
no
(unsecured).
payable to banks
Accounts payable
Notes
1,876,268
taxes—Gen.—
Federal
$3,954 506
::
$1,000,000
shares,
597,866.86
stock,
Common
229,103
expenses
for
Federal
$4,704,806
$361,823
$449,868
revenue
'•
preferred stock ($100 par)—
T'/o
1941—12 Mos.—1940 •!
1941—Month—1940
Period Ended Dec. 31—
:
Liabilities—
South Carolina Power Co.—Earningst
-Tuesday, February 10, 1942
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL
642
in
1940,
$2,379,862
JIncludes adjustments
doe
in
to
193.9,
$1,479,654
foreign
..amoun-t^Qf,i$135.490 ,in .1940. .$821.513
ex^h-mge
in, 1939
in
1938-
..
.
fluctuations
and
$127,318
in
in
the"
1938.
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
Vojume 155
Consolidated
Balance
i
.
,
Sheet,
i
,ii
31
Dec.
...
11
-
1941
1940
$
tively minor importance which are included herein lor periods varying
Assets—
uaSS
*.
anticipation, notes, series a
ifj?
r
and
'649
receivable"'""**"'—"'""'"""'*
notes
34 896904
aSlllS
Finished goods
Goods in process of
Raw materials
28,840,248
7,008,861
26,270,829
26,213,075
manufacture-^———8,302,049
38,515,281
^sceHanMus"lVvesWentraTcosr or"l6werI_-^2'
.
1J80J28
Prepaid and deferred assets-,----—, 1,155,594
net
Total
,
»nA
seq
■•;/"■■•='-:■:■'■-■■.-{?
^
ritories subject to contingent liabilities reported
$1,048.553),. $2,052,348;
:
First mortgage and collaterkktrust 3%%
series A, due July 1,"
■
1,400,000
for
Reserve
1,748,495
350,359 ;
.489,304
General reserves
4,113,951
•Minority int. in cap. stock and surp. of sub. cos.
418,671
•8% non-cumulative preferred stock ($100 par)
65,109,100
•Common vstock ($10 pari—17,390,920
•Capital surplus ——' 12,486,863
•Earned surplus
17,160,706
excess profits taxes,
of blocked funds-in
tProra
less
customers,
707«on
in
reserve
iQifii
SAfter depreciation of $93,175,190 in 4941
•
1iAfter
>
depreciation
$17,176,869 in 1940.,
and
amortization
of
$258,125;
and; $89,010,868 Jn
$18,120,284
in
capital
;
1940.
preferred
stock
—
,
.
e
i
'
'
,
1 1
.
,
1
-
*•
.
The
the
(& Subs.)-Earn!ngs-
T..
■
land
in
retirement
the
Inc.,
Co.,
n
-
have
stock
declared
>
.
--—-—————^——r-_
$4,976,799
186,009
<15 162 807
nrnfit
246,330
6,525
11,656
$1,159,311
\. -:.
.
:■
^^——
'
■•■■
$84,177
■
$273,858
V*:-
.•
'•■.;■
50,000
31,420
,
56,187
;
taxes.-——22,824
12,883
108,122
—
.
Reserve for
contingencies
Capital stock (145,000 shares
520,000
60,193
520,000
80,813
^$1,265,290
$1,159,311
surplus,
-
:
—
60,193
1532.
p.
:
Western Auto Supply
^
first
154,
par)
no
•
Total
—V.
4,639
26,901
272,920
Capital surplus
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co.—Earnings—-
1941—3 Mos.—1940
*Net profit
tEarnings per share——
■
1939
1941-^-12
Mos.—1940
$1,032,195
$1,312,697
$3,200,710
$1.37
$1.75
$4.26
$2,916,578
$3.88
1,
Month of January—
sales
Retail
50
'
cents
June
and
1
$1.50 —V
1
154
Sept.
Combined:
I.-.:
1,
50
charts
PfovLion for income~and"excess
^
—.
,
,
,.
.,
-
of 50
0f
eacjj
the. four
*1 105
nroifits "takes"T<•'
1 843 464
'
.
i,M^,4b4
Profit on foregoing.
basis—$2,611,805
requirements on first
*
;
pref. 8% cumul. stock of Universal Pictures
.
'
Co., Inc., held by the public-^—--4—-.— >
t83,632
"Proportion of profit applic. to min. com. stock.
holders of Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—'
$186,971
^/.
/
~
troller
C
f
and,
in addition,
155,
for period
—
$2,341,202
|rTinro,,
.
taxes.
ST AT E
1940
•
!»'
sdo
*7
fHJHS
iri
15i,» P* 1»1,
°
—;
,•
,
■
manager
three
been
for
years
comptroller
appointed
the
of
manu¬
to
company's
declared a dividend of 25 cents per share on
payable March 16 to holders of record Feb. 14.
1941 were as follows: March 15, June 13 and
have
stock,
during
Sept. 12, 25 cents each; and Dec. 12, $1.—V. 154, p. 1104.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—EarningsDecember—
Gross
;,. Month of January^
ry.
'
4,553,345
'
645,945
44
-;'to
«««>
417
AN D
; 269,959
374,540
16,997,566
5,693,400
4,344,733
14,919,230
21,221,641
7,703,842
income—
162.
3,972,442
Month of January—
—V.
——...
309.
p.
10,981,730
4,782,586
2,893,881
2,184,561
-
1941
1940
$28,344,905 $22,007,207 $20,512,033
'
;
8,017.806
:
1,297,490
(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
*Net
profit
Shares
1942
279,363
*
f 4,083,761
1942
—
155,
flotvROR
3,559,246
1941
$6,479,637
*After
$1,022,317
V.
154,
1941
:
stock——1—^—>
—
common
Earnings
Increase
'
1
313,914
'
Sales
wi'
an
oper,
155, p.
;
271,520
t
1938
$1,102,143
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—January Sales—
444,959
>
Sales—
;
195.
;
1939
$1,350,376
386,854
373,581
1—
from
ry.
—V.
1940
$1,332,861
$1,708,786
534,724
Income—
oper.
From Jan.
$3,706,679
946.546
1,113,253
$7,501,954
p.
railway
railway.
from
Net
-
Sales
'—V. 155,
1941
from
Net
1938
;
: Walgreen Co.—January
1
017*70
tm
10,257,910
■-
,
^fi
1939'
$4,214,016
railway—18.196,236 vll,308,125. 10,417,386
ias°«
xr
L
$2,232,805
provision for Federal and foreign income
tlncludes $42,956 paid during year.
$344,878
directors
common
Distributions
;iV'
;*
Net
872,565
———
has
company,
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—25-Cent Dividend—
The
the
/
$4,111,690
1,331,559
:
the
a
.
1,205,617
»•
—:
-
_
December-r-.
1941
595r Gross from railway,-- $5,229,773
• • !
^et from railway_A--^ ; 1,752,412
•>
^ f
'
for
railwayNet from railway--——
J}
' '••
.Wabash Ky .—Earnings—
,
130,240.
'
$3,208,000
the new post of
manufacturing de¬
effective Feb. 1,
1942.
Succeeding Mr. Ricok as comp¬
manufacture is John M. Stahr," who has been works comp¬
the company's Hawthorne (Chicago, 111.), plant since 1936.
p. 512.
of
Like amounts
16.
1941,
,
.
this
relations
of
troller
•
i>. «^
;
$3,686,000
last
.
$2,363,045
$4,946,000
•.
Net ry. oper; income-r
div.
•——'
Hicok,
M.
for
personnel
Vultee Aircraft Inc.—Preferred Stock Ruling—
•
269,760
sales
sh"e^'ff cS
of
quarters
:■■■■.-v.v;:, .'.•■■■
$7 468 640
1,350,000
Inc.—Change in Personnel—
facture
4
stock, payable March 2 to holders of record Feb.
;
1940
$1,858,000
1,786,000
Western Electric Co.,
:
partment,
—
f
■
1941
$1,900,000
2,238,000
——
Edward
•.
the common
and Dec. 1, a
on
—V.
jn
———
—V. 155, p. 271.
on
:r.••
made
cents each;
were
1272
p
•:
^
paj^
1942
$2,708,000
;
—
sales
and the usual
;-
were
excess
,
share
per
ViCk Cn€mical Co.—Extra Distribution of 10-CentS—
.
charges, including provision for Federal income and
taxes.
tOn 751,368 shares of capital stock, $10 par.
January Sales—-
1938
.
,
of
;.V'...
of
'
17,382
"as made °" J"ne 2'
$3,198,879
'Other
provision jor income ana excess pronts taxes—:
*Includes
331,262
165,447
Gross
Profit
/
—
Provision for Federal income tax
'
wT.
;
Ended
......
other income and credits
.
2,670
Customers and other credit balances—12,180
Customers' and distributors' deposits—— ;
44,461
'
:
'a-
■t
payable'
Accrued
The Uniform Practice Committee of the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc., District No. 13, announces;
"We have been advised by the syndicate manager that the syndicate
5
Gross profit
—^—v—1 $13,621,55a $10,737,856
in Vultee Aircraft. Inc., $1.25 preferred stock closed Feb. 5, 1942.
.Selling- and .branch expenses;
,i--i.--^ii;^i.^/^''-,7,014,390^,/6,338,-172:V.:;..:»-'i'!Accordingly,:';ali; transactions in this stock should henceforth be
General and administrative expenses
1,630,364
1,200,803
'flat' unless otherwise specified."—V. 154, p. 1732.
cumul.
814,093
2,670
Liabilities—
profits
-
,
dividend
a
323
■■'•
669,640
-
Notes payable
Wholesale
1941, the following distributions
Marcn
year-end
^
provision for
—
$1,265,290
Accounts
,
,
t
•
1940
24,130
1934,
of
$91,610;
.
1940
18;
During
stock:
.
.
53 Weeks
-
Ended
Total
1941
.
$60,103
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share
the 1st preferred stock, both payable March 2 to holders of record
on
Nov. 1, '41 Nov. 2, '40
Income from operations—$30 254.319 $27,643,824
Cost of sales and service_-^-Ai-_i—^16,632,766. 16,905,968
Profit
30
$187,138
Kaalte Co., inc.—50-Cent Commond Dividend—
directors
common
Feb.
•,
,
u":"* V52 Weeks
Period—
studio
of
through
Pictures
1941
t
,
'i'1
arising
Universal
-
»
*an
:
..
v;
:.
v
—
-
Totgl
profit I—
$3,844
t$67,660
t'$ll,929
t$25,419
depreciation, interest, taxes, etc.
tLoss.—V. 155, p. 271.
1
^
Universal Corp.
"
Sheet, Sept.
less reserve for* depreciation———
Deferred expense
.» After
..
•
j
surplus
of
par value
revaluation
the
3 Mos. End. Dec. 31—;
»Net
,
„
"
Balance
Fixed assets;
Universal Cooler Corp.—Earnings—
'
-
factory for the exclusive manufacture of improved types
of asbestos yarns.and fabrics will be constructed by this company.
in Hogansvillei Ga„ according to H. Gordon Smith, General Manager
of the company's Textile Division.
In the same city the company has purchased the Hogansville plant
•of the Callaway Mills together with its equipment.
This will enable
.the company to make substantially all of its own duck for belting,
hose and other mechanfcial goods..
The 400 workers of this factory
will- be • retained' on
their jobs,
according to Mr. Smith, and it is
probable that others will be employed.
v...
a.
The. new asbestos structure, to be erected on land owned by the
company, is required to meet the rapidly growing demand, for asbestos
■f products,
according to Mr. Smith.
Asbeston is the trade name under which; the company's; asbestos.
^textiles are sold.
Output of ;Asbeston was greatly increased lasts July
when considerable new equipment was, installed in the Stark Mills.;
The expansion ptans now underway double present. eapaclty.-V. 155.
i
*$39,067
*After all
new
"...
4,741
$4,582
,
New ASDeStOS Factory—
JNew Asbestos f actory
A
Crl35
$74,239
*5? aroVv'. SroV
thereof), $3,679,767; capital
$1,833,425; total, $21,143,224.—V. 153, p. 707.
and
1941
'
,
SZfSSSL
slock over the
shares of common
surplus arising through
•
"
——
Earned surplus —————-4-—;
'
^
•
1.734
$192,107
—
*$34,326
—
upon
;
a.
$4,447
Accrued payroll
•-;*
(M^aa^ • In *
accounts
$74,239
Investments
pref, 8% cumul. stock of Universal Pictures Co., Inc., outstanding
(exclusive of 5.581 shares held in treasury of that co.); $1,816,861;
capital stock* (525,681 shares of common stock), $525,681; capital sur-
doubtful
$193,841
Inventories
pictures' Co.; Inc., applicable to min. com. stkhldrs., $203,341; first
■'
'
' v
"
tLess reserves ($92,069 in 1941, $40,394 in 1940).
i,
i;
$785,430; other liabilities payable
-
lor
584
"'■>
a
p_-—— 224,704,459 192,805,965
"Including 20,000 'shares of U. S. Rubber Co. common• stock (at
cost) purchased in 1941 for bonus distribution in January, 1942- (market value, $439,602 for 1941, $526,133 for 1940.
•
"
*1
to
16,844
Assets—
•
payable
-
,-
.
iQ4i
notes
*$11,813
3,584
17,382
Accounts receivable, less reserve—68,056
Notes receivable
_i——'
$115,386;
expenses,
400,606
65,109,100
17,360,920
12,456,836
12,143,005
'
Total
•
•
financing
*$41,386
7,060
$347,693
$88,038
Income
realization
U. S. dollars, $1,366,271; advance payments and
unapplied collections in respect of film service, $294,254; remittances
from subsidiary operating
in foreign territories, held in abeyance,
$285,008;
long-term liabilities, $6,544,934; reserve for contingencies,
$68,445; deferred credit with respect to 5,581 shares of first pref. 8?t>
cumul. stocx of Universal Pictures Co., Inc., held in treasury of that
company, $233,327; proportion of capital stock and surplus of Universal
,
3,608,798
——.
unamortized
rent,
175,000
9,779
Cash
at cost,
taxes, in-
company,
prepaid
169,221
163,631
less
inc.
Condensed
bank maturing within, one
year,'$720,000; real estate mortgage instalments maturing within one
.year, $2,929,: accounts.payable and sundry, accruals, $1,988,329; accrued
participations of certain officers and employees, .'$181,229; owing to
outside producers and others, $264,257; reserve for Federal income and
—-
for pensions—:
insurance—-<—1,723,025
affiliated
an
$66,953;
etc.,
total, $21,143,224.
.Liabilities—Secured
41,067,000
1958_jy__~37,947,000
Reserve for war losses—-2.-—--
$162,742;
W1U'
.
5,646,650-
bonds,
Reserve
221,913
614,294
tax—
(less reserves $211,551)
*ri™^ iT-fool an-•'trade' names'-: $137>500' 8°°<b
.
Other
accrued
liabilities
(including , bonuses
•
payable in cash and stuck7,433,658
investment in
leases,
on
1938
$747,909
Net additions to surp.
:*Loss.
S"/tjesf ^24^^
-
9,009,975
23,842,511
Accrued takes
etc.,
'"surance,
23 906 220
-S^OOiOOO'
deposits
$184,001;
!
1939
$925,791
768,382
deduc.—
«
$496,750; fixed assets (less reserves for depreciation and amortization
i92,8UO,ybo
31 488 750
Gover^VnTcon^
010319 825°
»f2'°92j Inventories. , $10,319,825,
»™ucersh
operating profit—
Net
operating in foreign territories)
~
Accounts navahle
1940
$1,149,876
839,925
profit; for period
Non-operating
deducts,
from surplus
Nov. 1, 1941
(Without consolidating the assets and liabilities of subsidiary companies
iQo nnei
224,704,409
Liabilities-—
Advance under
'■
Net
Other
Federal
Consolidated Balance Sheet,
/w.sm
•
.1941
$2,812,640
goods sold—
2,188,039
Engineering, selling and
admin, expenses —276,908
^sented by blocked-cash and accounts receivable in Great Britain.
47,027,417
19,082,676
8Net properties, plants and eaulpment--.-—
INet plantations properties, plants & equipment
sales —i———
■■
M57;943
47,799,071
18,873.006
;
, (2)
The above statement includes approximately $3,250,000 in 1941
and $1,524,000 in 1940 constituting the unremitted portion of Universal
Pictures Co., Inc.'s share of income derived during the fiscal year
from the distribution of its productions in Great Britain which is rep-
535 220'
864
34941 778'
dOther accounts and notes-
■"■
•
Co.—Earnings-—
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30-*Net
Cost-of
^
<?arnrTtip<5
•Markptflhia
tAccounts
in. dates.
•
^'l35'93! 20'010V 53
Treasurv'taK antlcfDaTion"*nVteFTeries" A
and
Waco Aircraft
territories less eliminations and certain foreign subsidiaries of rela-
$
•
■>
643
i
Notes-—(1). Above tables includes subsidiaries operating in foreign
.•<:
,
i
.I
1939
$598,314
$354,343
409,573
per share—'
depreciation, normal Federal
p.
1940
$771,762
——
409.573
401.173
$1.72
and State
$1.29
income
$0.71
taxes,
etc.—►
1195.
D EPARTMENT
CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
whole
order
Sheffield, Ala.
Bond Offering—L. H.
or
of
in
part, in the inverse
their
number,
interest payment date on
on
or
any
after
Manning, March
1, 1945, and until March .1,
of Com¬
1951, at a redemption price of par
missioners, states that he will re¬ and
accrued
interest,
plus
a
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m. on
premium of 3% of the par value
Feb. 12, for the purchase Of $975,thereof; from 'March I, 1951, . to
000
secured
refunding
bonds. March
1, 1956, at a redemption
Dated March 1, 1942; Denom. $1,price of par and accrued interest,
000. Due March 1, as follows: $12,plus a premium' of 1% of the
000 in ;1945,, $13,000 in 1946 and
par value thereof, arid thereafter
1947, $14,000 in 1948, $15,000 in at par and accrued interest,' .by
1949 and J950, J17,000 in 1951, the
publication of a notice of re¬
$20,000 in 1952, $22,000' in 1953 demption; not less than 30 days
and
1954, $23,000 in 1955 and and. riot more than 50 days prior
1956, $24,000 in 1957 and 1958, to the date of redemption; Each
$25,000 in 1959, $26,00.0 in 1960^ bidder shall specify the rate of
$29,000 in 1961, $30,000 in 1962, interest which the bonds are to
$31,00Q in 1963, $32,000 in 1964, bear and shall use the lowest rate
$34,000 in 1965, $35,000 in 1966, of interest at which he will pay
$37,000 in 1967, $38,000 in 1968,
par or more for the bonds, ex*
President
of the Board
for the bonds
highest bider
net
the
interest cost to the city shall
govern.
The bonds will not be
sold for less than par
and accrued
interest: to date of delivery of the
bonds and
payment therefor. Prin.
and int. payable at the Chemical
Bank & Trust Co., New York, or
any
other place acceptable to the
city and the purchasers.
In the
event that prior to the delivery
of the bonds, incomes received by
he will
ARIZONA
his
the legality
Flagstaff, Ariz*
bonds and a
Bond
Election
Planned
We '
certified copy of all proceedings
understand that the City Council,
will be furnished showing author¬
is planning to
call an election
ity to issue the bonds. The bonds
early in March to submit to the
are secured by the full faith and
voters an issue of $352,000 bonds
credit of the city and by the tax¬
to purchase the Flagstaff Electric;
ing powers of the city heretofore, Light Company building.
now or hereafter conferred by law
Yuma County School District No. 1 r,
on
the city.
Enclose a certified
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz
check in an amount equal to 2%
Purchaser—It is now stated that.
secure
such opinion at
expense,
approving
and validity of the
—
private holders of bonds of the
same type and character shall be of the face amount of the
bonds,
taxed by the terms of any Federal
payable to the city. Delivery on
Income Tax Law, the successful
March T, 1942, or as soon there¬
bidder may, at his election, be re¬
lieved of his obligation under the after as the bonds may be pre¬
contract
and
the bonds, pared
purchase
to
in such
case
the deposit ac¬
companying the bid will be re¬
turned.
The
Commission
will
(These
and
are
for
originally
$42,000
which
on
were
Jan.
Refsnes,
17.
construction bonds
sold, as noted here
were
purchased by:'
Ely,
Beck
&
Co.
of
Phoenix.
delivery.
the bonds
the
ready
ARKANSAS
Arkansas
(State of)
Attorney General Rules Coun¬
$40,000 in 1969, $45,000 in 1970, pressed in a multiple of % of 1%; furnish the purchaser with opin¬ 1941, the offering of which was ties Must
Refund Bond Issue Bal¬
$48,000 in 1971 and $268,000 in No
split interest rate bid will be ion of recognized bond attorneys, indefinitely postponed, as noted ances—The Little Rock "Gazette"
1972; provided that the city may
or the bidder may stipulate
recently
reported
as
follows:.
that in these columns at that time.)
call the bonds for redemption in considered. 1 In determining. the
■>:
X
( 4- i
.!
i
scheduled
for
sale
on
Jan.
16,
644
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Attorney General Jack
Holt stop¬ Acquisition Of Defense Plants— Board of Finance which approved
ped proposals of county courts to The possibility that a number of a preamble to its recommended
unexpended balances of Hartford defense plants will be budget program for the fiscal year
proceeds from bond issues, ruling taken over by the United States beginning next April
1, providing
such balances should be used for 'Government was raised recently for a
city budget of $13,974,000,
refunds to taxpayers from whom by Mayor Spellacy, who disclosed and a tax rate of 32
mills, an in¬
they were collected, yesterday.
that he has unofficial information crease of 2.25 mills over the cur¬
Administration has been unable to gain support in the Congress of
its original program to halt the issuance of new
tax-exempts.
Re¬
gardless of all considerations, the fact is that the municipal bond
utilize
Similar
,
opinions on the same
subject went to Miller
general
County Judge C. M. Blocker and
Prosecutor
Howard
the
take
over
Columbia
county.
written by J. F. Koone, an assist¬
ant. The one to Crumpler was an
the
to
but
Hanson-Whitney
Arms
Machine
A
Company.
Asserting
official
holding, while that to
Judge Blocker was designated as will
unofficial
Fire
Patent
Crumpler-of Manufacturing Company, and will
Bothwere follow this action by taking title
,
,
to
the Flower Street plant
Colt's
the
of
is about
Government
that
.■/.':
grand list
city's
the
■' /
.
be decimated if additional de¬
copy of it was fense plants in Hartford become
Government property, and thus no
county attorney.
Judge Blocker was advised the longer subject to local taxation,
county quorum court had no au¬ the Mayor announced he will go
thority to purchase federal gov¬ to Washington to present the sit¬
a
sent the Miller
ernment
bonds with
balance
left
from
courthouse
a
construction
$37,593.88
a
appropriation.
o£ the
officials
uation to
States Conference of
United
Mayors, and
to
point out as emphatically as
possible the predicament in which
Blocker wrote it had been called
to the attention of the Quorum
cities will find themselves if their
ICourt
local
that
retired
bonds
"at
this
could
industries
defense
are
moved from the tax lists.
time."
"If I could legally advise
I
be
not
in
you
this matter it would be to the ef¬
fect that there is in my opinion
no
.re¬
^
rent rate.
-
».•
.■
market will
Mayor Spellacy, terming the sit¬
uation a "serious" one, said he
-
or
more:
The Flower Street plant, set up
by Colt's several years ago with
funds furnished by
the British
Government, is to be taken
$50,000,000 New
'-'V
fof
'
bonds
the
maturing."
'a
surplus
in
cial
taxes
could
to
build
be
not
county jail
a
transferred
to
the
Corporation,
subsidiary of
a
the RFC, has entered into a con¬
tract to acquire title to the prop¬
county's general revenue fund.
"It is my opinion this surplus
fund remaining to the credit of
the jail fund after the payment
of all bond maturities must be
funded
to
whom it
came
to
the-
taxpayers
re¬
from
and not transferred
other fund," the opinion
Crumpler said. ; '
\ Each opinion contained citations
<©£ Supreme Court rulings on the
constitutionality of generally simi¬
lar proposals.
'f
some
to
.
.
Mr.' Holt
also
+
.
,
advised -W.
S.
;Crutchfield, Grant county treas¬
urer, school warrants were not
i
negotiable instruments similar to
..notes
checks
and
couldn't
pay
that
and
he
warrant out of
a
a
.school district's funds if the per¬
son
to whom it was issued was
not
entitled to it.
Cabot, Ark.
erty, including the land, buildings
machinery.
and
A.
,
v
.
-
.
...
Bond
State
Legality
,
-
'
—
The
Supreme
Court sustained
validity of $20,000
sewage
disposal
project bonds,
which had been approved by the
voters with a majority of about
nine-to-one.
The project will be
sponsored by Sanitary Sewer Im¬
recently
,
Upheld
the
v;
:
v
The
Board
of
Assessors
;
has
assessed against Colt's in the
1941
grand
list
property
$8,192,000 in
8,300,000 Consumers
aggregating
cate
including the Flower
plant,
the
taxability of
Street
yield
is
which
,
:/../y
:
all future issues of this character."
1972
attempt
to
emergency,
;
CALIFORNIA
i
of the State of New York
on
Beaumont, Calif,
the
To
In
of
Chamber
view
of
the
Warrants Sold—The City
Clerk
$3,00(1 tax anticipation
warrants were purchased on Jan.
29
by the Bank of Beaumont.
states that
Due
on
May
1942.
Santa Barbara, Calif,
Election—It. is stated
by
election
has been called for March 10, to
City
that
Clerk
an
submit to the voters bonds aggre¬
gating
$215,000
and
divided
as
set
forth
in
this
$50,000
fire
fighting
equipment bonds, and $165,000 in¬
...
.
of
tees
; calls
.
.
at the
the
for
State
Normal
payment
on
School
March
1,
treasurer's office in Gree-
ley, all of the above school's fac¬
ulty house revenues 3%% bonds,
dated
are
Sept. 1,
1936.
plus
Interest
premium
a
ceases
on
March
of
3%.
1, 1942.
CONNECTICUT
Hartford, Conn.
Mayor
Warns
as
an
act in bad
(4)
deprecates
It
the
constant
reiteration
of
the
false
cry
of
a
"haven
for
mere-
in Washington,
It
these
joins
that
the
and
be
copies
and
it further
of
Government;.
•
.
:
<
municipalities in their opposition and
'
;
resistance
;
this
to
of
the
of
the
the borrowing operations negotiated in the recent
figures show that sales during the period aggregated
up now
our
$118,255,951.
Bulk of this financing/incidentally, was effected prior
speech and the results to both borrowers and
Mr. Morgenthau's
underwriters
were
extremely satisfactory.
Subsequent awards,
however, fully reflected the lower price level which developed as
a result of the Secretary's recommendation.
This phase of the market
Against
Federal
to
A
prices
bonds
&
of 0.40%
to
3%
Silver
1966
to
No.
Bridge
incl.;
of
Walter,
sold
was
of
96,
of
to
yield
from
York,
from
0.50%
to
to
to
an
interest
1943
to
to
2.15%,
7 ' % :y?:
<
$1,000,000
as,
1945
1.25%
from
road
l^s
and
Phelps, Fenn & Co., New.
jointly, at par. Re-offered
according
Nelson,
Woody
&
to
Stranahan,
Heimerdinger,
of
from
1943 to 1956 incl.
Both
optional features.
■ V. -1;
(State of)
to
interest
Browning
&
rate
Co.,
and
Charles
Harris
&
Cincinnati.
of
the
Co.,
Inc..
Toledo,
bonds
The
bridge
mature
Issues
revenue
y
con¬
y*.•'■•/.;■ y;-
rul-al credit deficiency fund certificates of indebted¬
due
semi-annually in 1948 and 1949,' optional at-par beginning.
1945, were awarded to a syndicate headed by the Wells-Dickey
Minneapolis, as 1.60s, at 100.07, a basis of about 1.58%.
1,920,000 Newark Housing Authority, N. J., series A housing bonds sold to a group
headed by Phelps, Fenn & Co., New York, at par, for various
interest
ness,
Jan.
15,
of
making
rates,
>
,
to
1943
-
..
.
V:
maturity.
1,919,000 Bay-County,
;
Welsh,
Fla.,
&
net. interest
a
Chase
i'.lkr-
>'
'
Davis
1,700,000 Syracuse,
'
a net interest cost of 2.23%..
incl. and re-offered to yield
1961
r,:'rto
-
"
basis
a
of
cost
of
about
about
of New
1.275%.
York,
Due
;
re-offered to yield from 0i50%
1,250,000 Hempstead, Union Free School
awarded
to
as12.20s,
7 to
at
1,021,000 Albany
to
price
maturity.
basis
a
to
1959
by
par^
to
at
-
100.119,
1952
incl., and
to 1.35%'t'according to maturity..
District No., 16,, N. VY.,' building bonds
.
by
,,
the First Boston Corp., New York,
about 2.18%;' Due annually from 1943
of
at
•
prices
to
yield1 from
about
1.88%:
to
yield
from
Due
0.75%
serially
0.50%
to
-•y <■
4Va% road refunding bonds
cate headed by Barcus,
-y
1.30s,
as
from .1943
'
•
1,000,000 Duval County, Texas,
>!
associates,
of
re-offered
.
of
to
2.20%,
refunding-and* home' relief bonds awarded to
Halsey, Stuart-& Co.,rInc.,- New York, as 1.90s,
by
and
price
a
Y.,
100.16.
incl.
1961
N.
headed
of
basis
a
and
serially
headed
and re-offered
maturity.
County,
account
a
100.209,
incl:
1972
according
syndicate
a
at
••
••.
headed
group
a
3.31'%'*; Due serially from 1943 to 1971 incl:
and new capital bonds .purchased by the
refunding
Bank
>
,
:,/v
highway refunding bonds sold to
Chicago, as 3s, 3>48 and 3'/2S,
Co.,
Y.,
N.
National
Bonds mature serially from
0.50% to 2.25,%% according
-..♦
.:
Kindred &
from
2%,
Co., Chicago.
an
at
1942
to
according
\ '■
purchased by
.
a
to
W
syndi-
Due serially from
1944
\
:yy. >,
incl.
temporary ^financing by local " housing authorities
increasing the grand aggregate of such borrowing by
municipalities during January to a figure of $136,715,867.
Large-scale
resulted in
States and
of
credit
of
this
character
increased
has
the
over
level
that
prevailed several months ago.
Canadian municipal bond financing in the past month was lim¬
to the disposal of a small number of isues
totaling $1,050,908.
The Dominion government accounted for the $90,000,000 of tem¬
ited
financing.
porary
No
United
-y-.
States
Possession
'
Below
we
furnish
a
comparison
January
1942
.
'
""
$
Permanent loans
loans
Temp,
Canadian
undertaken
was
of
7
all
of
the
various
(temp.)____
U.
Total
U.
S.
.
;,1941 /
■"•: $ :/•'
7
'' 1939
1940
years,
,
$
,
forms
7/
.
of
r
1938 1
$
63,645,197
.84,737,177 103,823,188
47,888,417
181,322,340
159,990,425 v90.168,112
186.428.161
90,000,000
75,000,000
(perm.):
55,000,000
55,000,000
50,000,000
.
Canada-^
in
in
136,715,867
loans
in
Placed
Bonds
118,255,951
S.)__
loans
Canadian
Placed
(U. S.)
(U.
1,050,908
S
——_
55,657,500t 109,151,900
1,359,207 213,472,037
None
Possessions
None
None
V
; None
None
20,000,000
/'.■;/ None
None
'
:
"
346,022,726 321,326,744 513,199,639 324,648,800 393,468,478
♦Includes
in
temporary securities issued by-New York City—noneMn* 1942; $35,000,000
$35,000,000 in 1940,'$45,000,000 In 1939 and $42,500,000! in 1938. ' flncludes
of.$50,008,000 underwritten in London; England.^; .^ v^
1941;
issue
|
The
Dumber
of
municipalities
in
the
United
States
emitting
permanent bonds and the number of separate issues made during
January, 1942, were 189 and 226, respectively/ This contrasts with
277 and 333 in January, 1941.
v.
'
)
.
For
comparative purposes we add "the following table showingthe aggregate^ of long-term bonds;
put out in the IJhited States for ;
January for- a series of years. It will be observed that the 1937
January output was the largest on'record':;../"7,7'7 ;• y
1942
$118,255,951
1941
1925^—
$135,536,122 1908-
63,645,197 1924
84,737,177 1923
1940
1939___
1938
55.071,204 1917
1933
10,160,146
87,050,550 1904-—.
—
47.888,417 i92i-
immunity of State and municipal bonds, in¬
cluding those now outstanding and future emissions.
It may be ob¬
served, however, that a substantial majority of the members of the
House Ways and Means Committee, where all tax measures must
originate, are reported to have expressed their opposition to Mr.
$10,942,068
99.625,470 1907
96,995,609 1906..—
108,587,199 1905
23.843,801
83 B29 89* 19031—-.
25,090,625 1902——.
24,060,11C 1901—
15,141,796
40.973,081
20,374,320
-
103,823,188 1922—
1934
35,834,606 1916—
Then, too, it is well to remember that the
*y y;y;
municipal obligations sold in January during the last five
the ultimate outcome of this
latest threat to the tax
•
borrowing
'y-. y'.
97,172,419 1918—1-
Morgenthau's suggestion.
improvement
New
'i'//vyy';y
follows:
as
awarded
Pittsburgh,
price
a
89.523,814 1919
on
and
Inc.,
serially
to
yield
to
a
was
revenue
project No. 5 bonds, due serially from
issue of $1,300,000 3% Market St; bridge revenue,
an
bonds
6
207,228,381 1920
to speculate
sold
incl.,
Co.
composed
group
1935-
course,
maturity
y? •>■''''y/y-housing bonds sold
-;y
at
1966
1936
futile, of
Due
'
Masten
1937
It is
Co.,
&
Re-offered
maturity.
re-offered
E.
date.
2,700,000 Minnesota
relegating the States and municipalities to the function of
States
report be sent to the President, Secretary
members of Congress,
to Governors,
and Attorneys-General
the United States Conference of Mayors.
and
and
Taking
the
with
proposals;
month,
to
and
instrumentalities of the Federal
(5)
A.
rich
men,", when in fact Treasury records disclose that only 5of the estates of wealthy
decedents for ten years was invested in State and municipal securities.. This, false
cry fosters prejudice and is merely intended as a cover-for centralizing of financial
reaction to the suggestion was adequately reviewed in the "Munici¬
Said bonds pal News and Notes" column in the "Chronicle" of Jan. 29.
called at par and accrued in¬
terest,
itself
government, it should come only through a Constitutional amendment, duly
to the people and adopted by .them.
It should not come by Administration
nor by United States
Supreme Court reversal of settled law;
ukase,
;
(P. O. Greeley), Colo.
./
Bond Calk—The Board of Trus¬
-
That the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York records
"tax-exempts"
refunding
Blair
from
.
2.53%.
1945.
term
of
both
A. Hinsch & Co. and Magnus & Co., all of Cincinnati, purchased $1,040.-
■
"<
of
States,
Colorado State Normal School
following resolutions for adoption:
works
by
1972
syndi¬
a
re-offered
were
-
electric
by
Co.,
&
Housing Authority, Pa- series A
by Lehman Bros., New York, at par, for various
a net interest cost of
2.10%;
Due serially from
yield
a
tain
Taxa¬
on
submitted
Treasury,
COLORADO
Committee
your
and one of dishonor if adopted by the Congress of, the United States.
This
impair the confidence of the people in the pledges of their own Government;
(2) It
denounces the method of the present attempt
to tax future State and
municipal issues;
(3) It reaffirms its belief that, if so drastic a change as this is to come in our
Resolved
.
certainly
will
to
cinerator bonds..
report,
It denounces the attempt to tax outstanding
(X)
water
Commerce:
considerations
' y "■
'
about
after
the
Allyn
war
faith,
power
follows:
the
offers
Resolved,
to
while
3%%
and
purchased
C.
maturities
99.50,
of
3%
were
A,
and
serial
headed
group
basis
callable
and
and
maturity
and
follows:
form
v
<Bond
tion
as
a
a
from 1942
due
r-.y' serially
Feb. 5.
"
the
one
and
incl.
1971
project
••
of
bonds
Co.
making
l%s,
January.
I
30,
and
act
a
price
according to maturity. ■;
3,340,000 West Virginia (State of)
Cost
"not calculated to increase the citizen's confidence in the good faith
of his government."
In this connection, it is pertinent to reproduce
merce
Dated Jan. 30, 1942.
\.
v
under the guise of
proposes,
unconscionable
an
net interest
a
headed
account
-T-;
of
industrial
to
according
rates,
1971
&
2'/2%,
Neb.,
Division)
1
Ala.,
3,742,000 Philadelphia
•
to
a
100.641,
incl.,
2.75%,
District,
Nuveen
par.
at
1942
In view of this clear-cut statement and the previous record, it is
to
awarded
2%s,
John
1.50%
4,250,000 Birmingham,
000
personal belief that the income from State, municipal
and authority bonds is taxable under the income-tax amendment to
the Constitution. As a matter of equity I recommend legislation to
by
1943
at
bonds
Power.
Nebraska
The
of
priced
v;; V
herewith the text of a resolution adopted by the Chamber of Com¬
provement District No. 1.
headed
Chicago.
y.
my
apparent that the administration
2V2S, due serially from 1943 to 1972 incl., and
interest charges.
Public
(Western
revenue
.
tax
a
to 2.25%, according to coupon rate and ;
This financing was unique as it represented the first
housing authority of bonds issued in connection with
the low-rent housing program-in
co-operation" with- the-United States1
Housing Authority.
The lower "interest cost basis on which the local
housing refinanced its outstanding funded debt, including obligations
publicly held and those taken by the USHA, resulted in a saving of
,
was
it is
New
of
i date of maturity.
refunding by any
^
principal development in the municipal bond market last
the recommendation made by Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, in an address delivered in Cleveland on Jan. 24,
that outstanding issues of State and municipal bonds be made subject
to Federal income taxes.
The reaction occasioned by this startling
proposal on the market for municipal securities was, naturally,
highly destructive. As Mr. Morgenthau's address was made on a
Saturday, it was not until Monday, the 25th," that the market had
an
opportunity to evaluate this .wholly surprising , threat to the
status of the approximately $20,000,000 of State and municipal bonds
'presently outstanding.
:
"•/ J
•' ^w- -';y '
'■' '''7
Nor was the surprise of dealers and investors in such instru¬
ments not without full justification, as not only Mr. Morgenthau, but
President Roosevelt himself, had on many occasions stressed that it
was not the intention of the administration to disturb the tax-exempt
status of obligations previously issued and outstanding.
In all of
their public expressions anent the question of removing the taxexempt feature on local indebtedness, both the President and Mr.
Morgenthau clearly stated that they were referring only to future
emissions.;
:'Vv-; './>•■ Hy;
.-VyO.v
Indeed, it is only necessary to refer to Mr. Roosevelt's budget
message to the Congress on Jan. 7 of this year for evidence on that
point. During the course of that message,, the President stated as
follows: "It seems right and just that no further tax-exempt bonds
should be issued. We no longer issue United States tax-exempt bonds
and
Y
Bank
City
on a bid of 100.0938 for a
yy;,y/:;;!vyyafc' prices to yield from 0.60%
•
Municipal Bond Sales In January
month
by the
to
.
The
■
jointly
awarded
were
•
from
'
bonds
National
purposes
•
York,
re¬
spe¬
municipal
headed
2.439,%. The financing was highly successful,.the syndicate manby the U. S. Government under
..<
> agers having
announced in mid-afternoon of the day of the award that
the lend-lease program, but the
ivi.:*Vthe subscription books had been closed; all bonds having been drawn
7„
I
plant: will continue to be oper¬
from
the account by members.
/
v
1 --V
''v":-'-"vV r
ated by Colt's, according to report. !: 17,350,000 New York City Housing Authority, N. Y„ series A first and second
;;f
series refunding bonds purchased privately by a syndicate headed by "
v
Attorney Lucius Robinson, coun¬
Lehman Bros.,; New York, at a
price of par for bonds bearing interest
rates ranging from 2.10% to 3l/a%,
sel for Colt's, said the Defense
making a net interest cost of 2.2375% .;
y'V /*•'•• •-•'..
The bonds mature serially from 1943 to 1972 inch and were re-offered
Plant
■
fund
7:,-,"
-.
various
of
discharge
special
a
Y„
syndicate
v/$18,000,000 2 Vis, maturing from 1943 .to 1952 incl., making
-
sulting from bond issues and
N.
.V: combination- of $32,000 000
over
being disputed on the
will confer with;Paul V. Betters, ground that this property is owned
director of the national organiza¬ by the United States and British
tion of municipal chief executives, governments.
The Crumpler opinion said that
following issues of $1,000,000
v.-
York an(* the Chase National Bank of New York,
a'y'"''
•
for
York,
nation-wide
:
Mayor F. H. LaGuardia, president this property on the tax exempt
rate of taxation in order that the of the organization.;:..
list was filed Wednesday in the
•
The city's chief executive
taxpayers would not have to con¬
ma|e Court of Common Pleas, and
tribute any more to this sum until this disclosure at a meeting of the
Continued on page 645
needed
:y. ;
.
definite
a
,
•
Court could and should reduce the
was
obligations, pending
new
determination of the question.
v.
The January financing included the
authority for this
surplus,
•there
being outstanding unpaid
to urge that he immediately bring
An appeal from the refusal of
bonds," the opinion said.
"It is my opinion the Quorum the problem to the attention of the Board of Tax Review to
place
it
probably continue to reflect apprehension regarding the
future tax status of both old and
$8,699,000,
:
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
—
—
1—
—
1900—1
i..
FOi»"/v.0Qr 1899—.
8,307.582
8,436,253
10.915.845
9.240,864
6,075,957
1932
138,248,064 1915
34.303,088 1898^—.
8,147,893
1931
50,648,907 1914
10,405,776
1930
109,842,814 1913
84,603,094 1897/-J-.
30,414,439 1896..
1929
75,710,723 1912
100,343,627 1911
1928
1927
1926
——
—
206.877,975,1910
70,366,623
11909—
25.265,749 1895—
78.510,274
—
1894
16.319,478 1893———.
.
—
29.318,403
6,507,721
10,332.101
7,072,267
5,438,577
Volume
155
The
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4044
'
is
following
detailed list of the municipal bond issues
a
Page No.
Name
'
1
354
Acadia
Acadia
Parish
Road Dist.
Adams
195
Fourth
No. 6,
>353
249
,148
148
S.
2, Idaho__
405
Barr
Baudette,
145
1942-1954
" 1950-1961
V> 1942-1961
1942-1951
1943-1966
;
10 years
1943-1950
1943-1971
:__-,_2%
_
Bessemer, Ala.
Brownsville,
Calhoun
*310
County,
Celina
96
252 Champlain
N. Y. ;
9,000
100.28
149
r727,000
100.16
100.16
149
150,000
■
101.94
251
3%
S.
18,000
•
-
No.
D.
;
v
70,000
3,000
Columbus, Miss.
197
Consumers
Public
353
Cortlandt
Y.
249
Cripple
249 Cripple
^
>254
Deshler,
Durham,
150
Liberty,
West
New
West Orange,
Fla.
(2
255
494
4
Fallsburgh, N. Y
Edward, N.
Fort
146
Gary
Glenolden,
357
Graham,
.
issues).
Y
253
490
...__2
Auth.,
Hous.
253
1.90
1.90
Ga.
2-3
2
253
(2
490
Ind
Ind.
S.
Tex.
D.,
95
2(6-2%
__
Granville S. Dist., Ohio—*
493
Miss.
Ohio—
York, N. J
sales
bond
covering
312
d
for
.
Following
.
Bond
100
•'.
:
'
■
w
■
—
1.10
100.45
r45,000
dl2,500
in
45,000
104,000
97.27
100.41
1.73
1,000,000
;i
T6b~20
~1~87
rl65,000
100.20
1.87
53,000
100.30
1.19
rl56,000
100.17
1.47
100
Local
195
Carthage,
recently
by Harry Miesse, Secretary of the
Indiana
Taxpayers
Association,
100
2.50
2.24
101.29
1.37
taxes
350,000
100
3.25
higher this
100
Too
showed
r
.TrTTVTT-
for
obtained by States
Refunding bonds.
previous months
"Chronicle"
Page number of the
Indiana
property
$8,677,814
year if officials who
prepared the budgets had encoun¬
ing
funds
that
would have been
tered
no
opposition to their spend¬
program.
The advertised levies asked for
$115,207,931, but this total was cut
to $106,530,117 by the action of
local boards, the Indiana tax board
and
the
had shown
this
gets,
H.
(Nov.;
jy2
that if the taxpayers:
interest in the bud¬
no
large
reduction
not have been made.
jou,uuu
committee.
finance
state
Miesse said
111.
490 Owensboro, Ky.
1942-
$8,677,814—
announced
summary
100.15
25,000
Fordyce, Ark.
Mount Erie
(State of)
Budgets Cut
r23,000
is given for reference purposes.
250
A
rl30,000
sales
about
INDIANA
dl, 040,000
35.700
35,700
3, 1941,
issued
|T.;;T
Indiana
3.00
175,000
dl,300,000
June
on
to be
are
2.22
100
in
3.28
rll0,000
C.
and Treas¬
connection with
election
an
April 1.
■
353
ried at
30,000
dl50,000
our
states
urer,
Planned—J.
Clerk
$75,000 refunding bonds that car^
the bonds
—
;_k$118,255,951
same.
Issuance
Dorough, City
2.75
100
35,000
1943-1946
issues)
from
GEORGIA
42,000
included
issues
eliminated
be
special
districts,
Cordele, Ga.
1.30
100.02
r48,000
municipalities from agencies of the Federal Government,
should
road and
noted here on
Jan. 17—v. 155, p. 249—it is re¬
ported by J. Edwin Larson, State
Treasurer, that ten parties offered
bonds.
::TT':T
■
bridge
1.27
5,000
Optional, k Not including $136,715,867 temporary loans or
and
and
of various
2.00
100
municipalities
January ;.(189
separate
226
and
indebtedness
1.27
100.11
300,000
1, Ariz.__
County S. D. No.
•
100.11
500,000
1943-1952
1943-1957
1959-1961
1953
1945-1951
10 years
—
Total
Hagansport Rural H. 8. D.f Tex—3(6
356 Halifax, N. C
4
95 Hamilton, Ohio
—2
312 Hamlin Ind. S. D., Texas
4
353 Hancock County, Ga—
2%
254 Hardin County, Ohio
407 Harney Co. S. D. No. 13, Ore
2
251 Harrison County, Miss
_4
*356 Hazelwood, N. C.__
355 Hempstead Union Free S. D., No.
16, N. Y.
2.20
146 Henry C'nty Hous. Auth., Ill._2%-2(6
310 Hillsborough County, Fla
3
V
;
N. J.__
.____
Guttenberg, N. J. (2 issues)
4.00
v
1943-1960
1942-1949
1943-1947
1946-1971
1944-1958
1944-1966
1961-1964
1952-1961
1942-1966
1942-1956
1942-1966
1943-1951
1949-1962
1943-1952
—
490
Pa.
491 -Greenwood,
94
West
Yuma
D.,
100
:
r60,000
23A
23A
Watonwan County, Minn
___1(4
Westchester Sanitary Dist., Wis.—4(4
West Liberty, Ohio—
2
249
S.
205,000
1.46
rl,200,000
'
2.22
100.35
.
1.48
100.07
1943-1952
Ga.
199
County
2C0
255
Miss.
148
Ark.
310 Gainesville,
149
Vicksburg,
Washington,
(2
-iy*-2¥i i
13A
355
issues)
2.10
100.11
d6,650
1 to 20 yrs.
5
Ind.
490
Escambia
100
counties
1.22
of
negotiable notes
'
Wallington, N. J
494
1.25 |
25,000
149
C
1.22
100
•
the
offerings
75,000
2
N.
100.27
100.27
r5,000
—2
Grulla Common S. D. No. 1, Tex._3
City,
310 Eudora,
355
Miss.—
D.,
(or)
r85,000
■
County,
certificates
4.00
.
Re¬
with
or unmatured original
refunding road and bridge or
highway bonds, time warrants,
190,000
50,000
Tenders
connection
or
r399,000
35,000
Note
In
of matured
1.84
100»'
1943-1962
-3.10
2 (4 •:
West Virginia
(State of)
1(4-13A
West Virginia
(State of)
3
West Virginia (State of)
3
White Plains, N. Y. (2 issues)
1.90
White Plains, N. Y. (2 issues)
1.90
Wichita, Kan.
VA
Wichita, Kan.
;__iy8
Williston, N. Dak.
2(4
Wilson County, N. C. (2 issues)
2'A
Winnetka Sch. Dist. No. 36, Ill._l(4
Winton, N. C._—
—3(4
Woodstock, 111.
2
Youngstown, Ohio
:___
3
Elm
311
S.
Vanderburg
102.71
tTi.400
2
407
Egelston Twp.
489
<
Valley Cons.
357
Texas
Ind. Scl
147
356
1.66
1943-1952
1943-1947
-lVa
.___4
(
1.30
1.30
of), Conn
D.» Wash.
406
(3 issues)
N. C.
County,
252 Dwight, Neb.
357 Ector
(City
Star Indep. S. D., Texas
Syracuse, N. Y
Syracuse, N. Y. (2 issues)
,
30,000
.
1942-1963
1951-1955
1943-1951
1948
1945-1951
1943-1952
1947
____4
Schenectady, N." Y
___:
-.VA
Schenectady, N. Y. (2 issues)
:_!%
Shawnee County, Kan,.
1(4 "
Shawnee S. D.,
Okla
2-2(4
Somerville, Mass.
;____
1(4
Spring Valley, N. Y.____
;
2%
353
Duval
12,000
and
—
call for tenders of sealed
100.28
2.50
Indep. S. D., Texas
355
Ohio
149
ceived
3.08
491
Housing
Bond
1.97
100
1951-1970
2
_i_
issues)
Texas
Florida, State of
:
100.30
Ga.
147
Denton,
2.47
100.44
1944-1946
2
200 Toppenish S.
490 Toulon, 111
Pa._____
255 Dallas County,
FLORIDA
1.08
100.25
200,000
Dale,
253
XJ_1%
Minn
146
Danville
101.23
50,000
r70,000
Stamford
Creek,
Creek,
146
10,000
85.000
Martin, Minn.__
Paul, Minn.<
Savannah,
253
Colo
149
r6,375
1942-1954
iQ<n_i<U7
/
1.28
493
Corvallis, Ore.
Crawford,
1.93
4.67
.
1.94
District
Fr
up as a reserve.
—
-.-n
102
100.12
253
249
r20,000
100.50
490
.
356
102.14
dl25,000
25,000
356
Ga._
S. D.
Union
"*/ 1944-1961
146,000
356
Cook County,
491
30,000
1943-1957
490
County,
1.89
recommended
90,000
St.
356
County,
i:310 Cook
100.03 /
of $300,000
receipts in its
budget, and set it
sum
rd74.000
is.an.
195
_2%
Power
2.34
i___.i-__l.30 :■' 1943-1952
493 Sampson County, N.
C.^_
2-3'A
/ 1943-1965
311 San Miguel County, N. Mex._
2Va i
1944-1960
Nebraska
310 Cook
101.83
T
Park,
this
on
from the estimate of
300,000
1943-1952
1 i/„
Louis
St.
'
not be collected,
may
'*
1944-1952
"_2»A
■
St.
354
possibility that taxes
has deducted the
100.30
Twp.,
Russell,
\S.
on
Board, recognizing
1.74
33,000
1942-1966
/■/.
served
<
3.30
99
r5,000,000
Hill, S.
Ross
the
assessment
3.00
100.30
r50,000 -■
action
'
Rbchester, Minn
Rock
150 Savoy
...
>
r
_____^_^__>.__L:__5
Ga.
147
;
N.
Reidsville,
2.10
'
the
The Finance
1977
/
*
312
1,"
100
in
city officials.
.1
20 years
_'_1.90
!
Dak.:___l__:
City. S.
'
■
100
/
___i__.___2 (6
/_3
2.09
10,000
1949-1956
County Metropoli-
Texas_l__
100
3,742,000
Ravenna, Neb.
195
'
111.
491
13A
Md
2.28
1947
___4
Continued jrom page 644
papers
100.20
1942-1971
!
>
Authority, N. Y.3%
.
Dist.,
357 Rapid
Claredon, Texas _/___
Cobden,
Jervis, N. Y._
Ind. S. D.,
Quogue, N. Y.__
252
1943-1971
1942-1961
1942-1
City
Department
i
.
14,750
3
Pyote
492
...
-
93
L_
Potosi, Wise.
357
rlO.OOO
I.__2-3%
R.
.
Port of New York
tan
Protection Dist.,
Colo.
200
193,000
Auth.,
Philadelphia Hous. Auth., Pa.__2-3%
Pine County Indep. S. D. No/ 2
:--'
100.64
...
*
20,000
1942-1961
___
Hous.
250 Prince George's
~90~75
Kan..'.
Chanute,
1942-1956
'
260,000
_
Perrysburg, Ohio
96
rd4,250,000
;
20 years
Pawtucket
492
102
3
3%
356 Port
Too" 2 5
7,500
rdl.919,000
r542,000
Ohio
16,620
354
199 Chardon, Ohio
1353 Cherry Hills Fire
3.00
1943-1952
Minn.
dl80,000
D., Texas____"___3(/2
Central
1.48
100
Pascagoula, Miss. _-_.i________2%-216
95
,
....
.
.196
100.12
75,000
____
Pasadena, Texas
,dl85,000
Ga
Indep. S.
r29,450
__
State and
'
Ozona, Texas
294,000
:
;
Campbell, Neb.
..^..^..314
Cedar Rapids, Iowa_____—_—.___1 Va
•490
1945-1949
l>/2
96
100.10
355
25 years
.
.'196 Cambridge Hse. Auth., Mass.. 1.90-3'A
■491
1.89
'
255
; 1
.'
;
(2 issues) .__._3
405 Buechel Water Dist., Ky.....__.
:
100.38
1944-1947
103.90
>
3
Pa
Twp.,
Brownwood, Texas
15,000
2
Twp. Unit S. D., Mich
253 Ossining, N.
100,000
"
408
2.44
Oscoda
Basis
r93,000
'
#
_3-3%
:_
100
1942-1951
1945-1972
1942-1951
23A
2% >,
Birmingham, Ala
Browns Valley, Minn...
*312
iAI
100.07
1942-1960
La.
Painesville,
3Va i'p 1945-1962
(2 issues)...^
249
100.13
35,000
Opelousas,
493
,
Fla.
249
94
:
48,500
( issues)——3-3 Vie
Beadle County S. Dak.___________
254
50,000
•
Twp., 111...
Minn...4
bol.OOU
251
100.10
-—__
251
Bay County,
$65,000
D.
__
254
*
1943-1952
2%
Adams Twp. Civil Twp., Indiana_.2(/2
Alameda County, Calif.;
l%-2
Albany County, N. Y
.____—_1.90
Albany County, N. Y._
-1.90
Allen Twp. Rural S. D., Ohio
2%
No.
Amount
1943-1952
1954-1958
Onondaga County, N. Y._______:__l (6
Ontario, Calif. _"___.___.:______2%-2(6
146
Basis
Price
1943-1972
3%-3%
H.
Amount
Sub-
Ward
La
Rural
County
Maturity
.
2-2%
Parish, La
250
TRate
■
Price
-Maturity
Rate
148
145
brought out in January:
Page No.
Name
64$
would
Results in¬
*
405
Hood
County, Texas
*'406 Hopkins, MinnWie
354 Hull, Mass.
;
252
Humphrey, Neb.
146
Johnson
Sch.
Kennett
150
Kenosha
Dist.,
Mo
Wise
County,
94
36.
47,645
,
95
146
Lexington, Mass.
356
Lorain,
'-146
356
1%
Ohio
Ohio
Lowndes County R'd. Dist.,
356 Lorain,
491
4
issues)
Ludlow Rural
Mansfield, Texas
;
_
Fla
310 Marion County,
Calif.
195
Martinez,
252
McCook, Neb.
Meade County,
357
S. Dak
252
Meagher County, Mont
196
Mendon Twp., Iowa
195
Miami,
Fla.
146
Milford, Conn.
Milford, 111.
Milks Grove, 111.
491
Mille Lacs Co.
195
310
200
147
96
196
355
355
i
(2 issues)—3(6-4
Mineola Indep. S. D., Texas.
Minnesota,
of)—
(State
Mission, Texas
.
100.60
26,622
100.08
18,531
100.80
r53,000
r
102.70
96
Too""
6,000
21/a
.
100
40,000
4
Onida,
101.29
2.35
12,000
100
1.75
3,655 ;:
50,000
100.18
97.00
2.69
6,000
40,000
r7,000
14,000
50,000
100.41
5.42
100
100.57
100.20
3.00
r8,500
20,000
22,000
100
109.06
110.51
100
r44,000
5(4
1942-1956
v
1943-1956
;
1942-1955
1943-1952
,
These
r22,000
1943-1959
1946-1958
.
1(4
1.67
' 2.02
3.00
2.14
100.41
100
4.00
1.45
3.00
100
r43,000
50,000
35,000
r74,000
1949-1952
1948-1955
15 years
3
S. D., Fla._—3(4
—
3.50
(unless otherwise noted) are for December.
December issues will make the total sales (not
additional
temporary
100
3.00
including
7,500
100
3:00
and
'RFC
$61,257,542.
d2,700,000
10,000
rlO.OOO
100.07
4.00
or
2.50
100 >
SOLD
DEBENTURES
BY
Brantford,
Canada
2.50
200
of)
Cap de la Madeleine, Que._
200
100
CANADIAN
2(4
Ont.
(Dominion
200
312
40,000
Grand Mere,
20,000
Too"""
Too
200
Halifax, N. S._.
101.09
1.39
200
2.23
408
100.95
1.62
that
month
200 Pembroke,
200
2.23
10,000
100
4.00
200
100,000
100
2.50
200
200
200
I
22,500
100.02
3.99
20.000
100
3.00
5,881
100
3.00
3 years
IN
$209,660
survey
trimmed to $207,-
"The greatest credit for saving
the
taxpayers of Indiana more
than $8,500,000 should go to the
executive
diana
"The
councils
11,000
Muncie
Bond
ing
and
lis,
a
215,000
awarded to the
was
IV2S, at
as
a
price of 100.136,
basis of about 1.49%. Dated Feb.
July
on
1, 1955 and $30,000
Prin. and int. (J-J)
1, 1956.
98.80
—3
Ont.
3
Ont. — ___—.—_3(4
Richmond Hill, Ont
3(4
Uxbridge, Ont.
—4
Vaughan Twp., Ont—
—3(4
1942-1945
112,000
Peterborough,
1942-1951
95,000
101.38
at
the
Merchants Na¬
Second high
1942-1956
50,000
102.69
2.87
the
102.158 for
Fletcher
l%s
was
Trust
made
Co.,
In¬
2.74
Peterborough,
of
by
98
80,000
4
Securities Corp., Indianapo¬
bid
99.71
250,000
City, Ind.
$65,000 build¬
improvement bonds of¬
Feb.
City
School
Sale—The
payable
1942-1951
first line
our
tional Bank, Muncie.
100.60
1943-1952
were
of defense."
Jan.
40,000
10 years
councils,"
said
Miesse,
secretary
of the In¬
Taxpayers
Association.
county
000
$174,000
1941-1960
314
were
a
16, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Due $35,-
,
JANUARY
.—4
1(4
Megantic, Que. ____—
200 Owen Sound, Ont.—
100
50,000,000
for
\
MUNICIPALITIES
4(4
Lethridge, Alberta
100
250,000
loans)
*45,000,000
4
Que
rl4,000
1,920,000
PWA
'
1.58
100
(C*
rd82,000
of
were
after
180.
1943-1946
20 years
._5
3
_________:
1.38
1.86
1.19
•
:
S.
Swissvale, Pa.
./
All of the above sales
100.09
-—_
200,000
.
association
fered
100.00
2.43
1945-1962
(July)
(Oct.)
105.25
100.33
100.73
100
1944-1956
23A
111.
2.34
100
T'*
1942-1971
5,
Wise.
(Nov.)
Moroni City, Utah—^
Trenton, Tenn.
195 West Palm Beach
1943-1972 rdl7,350,000
,
No.
D.
—
493
r34,000
----
1943-1951
1946-1956
1 to 10 yrs.
20 years
,
rl12,500
1952
1942-1961
1943-1957
1943-1972
-
100
100.48
1943-1959
S.
_—
' ;
1(4
23A
2(4-23A
Minong,
1,500
13A
New York; N. Y, (5 issues)—2 (4-2 (6
New
Yorl* City. Housing Auth
jj. Y.
2.10-3(6
Nolan County Cons. Common Sch.
Dist. No. 5, Texas
4
Notleyville Gravity Drain. Dist.
No. 21, La.
(2 issues!
——4
Oakes Spec. S. D., N. Dak
3
Okanogan Co. S. D. No. 113, Wash.3
100
d25,000
3,
Dak. (Oct.)
3
357 Osborne Sch. Dist., Pa
13A
200 Pecos County, Texas
2(4-2
407 Pennington Co. Ind. §. D. No. 1,
S. Dak. (Nov.)
3
250 Rantoul Sch. Dist., 111.—
3
96 Salt Lake City,
Utah
6
94 Sea Bright, N. J
;
4
407
643,000
Conn
146
Clark Cons.
McLeansboro,
493
dl80,000
————.
No.
Chicago,
Macclenny, Fla.
96
284,000
r
D.
East Alton Sch. Dist. No. 101, Ill._2(4
146
9,000
—-
S.
Pa._—2(4
'
97.40
1942-1957
1948-1949
1942-1951
20,000
40,000
9,000
50,000
100.35
1942-1961
353
1943-1957
10 years
•
1 to 5 yrs.
Ed. D. No. 1, Nev._2(4
County
Oregon
104,500
1943-1946
1950-1961
1949-1958
101.09
___2
:'v
D.,
Clinton
149 Lewis &
100
195,500
—
101
10,000
—1(4
Clackamas
East
1.86
10,000
3,500
1945-1954
(Nov.)
S.
issued
by
of
every taxing unit in Indiana and
a careful scrutiny of the figures.
More than $50,000 was cut from
the levies in each of forty-four
counties.
The largest reductions
were $1,170,821 in Marion county;
$667,896 in Lake; $601,857 in Vigo,
and $468,153 in Allen. The small¬
est saving, $2,480, was made in
Union where the original levies
the
Ind—______
2(4
312 Lane County Cons. S. D. No. 71,
Ore., (Aug.)
13A
93
rdl 16,000
Montgomery
—
93
1959
1943-1962
1952-1956
1943-1951
_3
1.60
4
Normal, 111.
408
15,000
1943-1952
1943-1949
/
23A
2%
25A
2'A
2%
4
3%
—0.75
-3%
195
311
100.20
S. D. No. 60, Minn.3
-
255
6,000
220,000
r33,000
New London,
250
3,000
100.29
100.2
20,000
4
145
354
100.26
1942-1961
1945-1952
1945-1952
1943-1947
Miss.
-4
148
493
r29,000
1945-1956
1(6
County, Texas
2(6
Montrose Indep. Consolidated Sch.
Dist. No. 1, S. Dak
_2(6
Mountain Iron, Minn.
4%
Mount Vernon, 111
4
Muncie, Ind.
1/2
Newark Hous. Auth., N, J.__2.10-3%
493
125,000
:—
3(6
S. D., Ohio
199
255
-
45,000
1
Dr.
—
made.
were
These statistics
1944-1953
Pa.
dicate, he said, that where local
boards received the co-operation
of thetaxpayers the largest < re¬
ductions
3
County, Ohio
312 Columbia, Pa.
(July)
96 Dallas County, Texas
1942-1951
1949
1943-1945
Gravity
Passe
Minn.
Twp.,
Clark County
1946-1960
356
95
407
Bigfork,
which
sales
following
2(4
Oregon
*50,000
254
—13A
Lane County S. D. No. 75, Ore
2
Lane County Union H. S. D. No.
14, Ore.
2
Lawrence Hous. Auth., Mass. 1.90-3%
Lawton, Okla.
Lawton, Okla.
(2 issues)
of the
Pa
Cabery, 111.
96 Center Township
r40,000
Lakefield, Minn.
Petite
49 Braddock
1943-1952
Sewerage and Drain¬
age Impt. Dist. No. 3, Wash
5
252 Lackawanna, N. Y;
1.60
250 Lake County, Ind
V/2
Twp.,
93
494 King County
311
1.62
months:
Dist. No. 15, La.
675,000
1944-1951
2'/a
2(6
2'A
111.
93 Kankakee,
355
Baldwin
250 Bayou
1942-1961
1942-1950
1943-1961
1943-1959
" "
33A
Ky
149
1943-1955
1947-1966
3
Texas
County,
County,
occurred in previous
rl8,500
Jefferson County S. D. No. 1, Ga._4
Metropoli¬
(Nov.)_
_____13A
Dist., Md.
We have also learned
1943-1947
1943-1947
Huntington County, Ind
IV2
407 Ironton, Ohio
2(6
146 Jacksonville Hous. Auth., Fla.2.10-3%
Jefferson
tan
i
353
Prince George's County
—
490
96
94
1944-1954
1943-1967
3%
ZL—ii—4 -A.
2V4-2V2
1 V
Homestead, Fla.
493
'
Ont.
Total long-term
uary
—
—
Canadian debentures
______
^Temporary loan;
dianapolis.
*60,000
Other bids:
10,000
100.23
7,908
102.90
3.00
15 years
6,000
101.80
3.25
Int. Rate
Rate Bid
3.45
1942-1946
Bidder-
1942-1951
sold in Jan—__
not included in total for month.
$1,050,908
Halsey, Stuart & Co., lnc
134
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co... 1%
Harris Trust & Savings Bank.. 13A
101.85
John
'
2
101.71
2
100.20
2
Par
Nuveen
Merchants
&
Co
National
Muncie
Muncie
Banking
Co
Bank
101.81
101.78
of
646
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
IOWA
Dubuque,
Bond
will
received until
11,
by
Otto
10
F.
Puis,
City
1944, $500, 1945, $1,000,
1946, $500, 1947, $1,000, 1948,
$500, 1949 and $1,000, 1950 to
1952.
400
.
Due
Denom.
$100.
$100 from April 1,
1947
1950.
to
Dated Jan. 26, 1942. Interest pay¬
able A-O.
KANSAS
Kansas
Municipal
Prepared
Statistics
Small-Milburn
The
financial
are
items, it would seem
very unwise
to make a
be
is
of
of Kansas
condition
counties and their
principal cities.
Geographically arranged by coun¬
ties, the study shows assessed val¬
uation, bonded debt, population,
tax rate and percentage of tax
collections for each county and
its principal city.
'
,
Development
The Gilbertsville Dam and Wolf
State
the
to
portance
of great
be
Dam will
immediate
an
only
not
economic
standpoint but, also, for the elec¬
which in four' to five
years will be available in large
quantities and at low rates.
Un¬
doubtedly this increase in avail¬
able power with the expected low
tric
power
The retail trade figures
Louisville
the
for
have
been
in
area
gratifying,
1941
indicating
of the five most active
one
ex¬
areas
wealth
In
The
—
of'information
.carried
issue of Jan. 27
our
Herewith
debtedness,
Kentucky
in
the
last
forty
has not kept pace from a
relative
the
future
develop¬
ment of the State when the
is
gency
The
over.
emer¬
State budget
and all construction
years
State
on
highways has been done on a
"pay as you go" basis. " The re¬
of
Kentucky
is
prac¬
of
the
general fund of the State
Colleges,
and -Teachers
Fund.
Pension
governmental and
State has
ex¬
ceptionally good river transporta¬
tion, rich mineral resources, chegp
fuel, advantages of native labor,
moderate
has
climate,
been
cheap
con¬
living costs. It
obvious
for
time
some
that the largely agrarian economy
should be supplemented by a con¬
servative
and
industrial
proper
Kentucky, by vir¬
geographical location
of
and
natural
its
if of real
importance from the standpoint of
the Defense industry and the mili¬
tary establishments of the country
resources,
indicated
—as
fense
three
rate
the many de¬
which have been
by
projects
located
in
the
State
Because
years.
differentials
not been used to
of
last
freight
of
in
within
situation
last
the
Kentucky
is
La.
present
nection
uled
not
with
for
to
the
Feb,
of
19
exceed
354—it
4%
the
$300,000
semi-ann.
air¬
Administration
The
begins
p.
stated,
that
the
March
now
1,
fol¬
on
as
$13,000 in 1944 and 1945;
$14,000, 1946 to 1949; $15,000, 1950
to 1952; $16,000, 1953 to 1955; $17,000, 1956 to 1958; $18,000, 1959
and 1960, and $19,000 in 1961 and
1962. In the event the Police Jury
determines to
sell
part, rather
than all the $300,000 bonds, aver¬
maturities
age
to
the
will
purchaser.
delivered
be
Split
-
interest
rates may be bid.
Louisiana
of)
(State
Governor Reports on Industrial
Development—Governor
Jones
lows
Sam
recently
reported
what
remedies
and
fol¬
as
campaign to attract
industry to his State: One of the
paramount objectives of this ad¬
ministration has been the acquisi¬
tion
for
of
Louisiana
On
and
the
a
industries,
of the
records
half—showing
$200,000,000 worth of
past
than
more
new
year
proof that
—are
our
end have
ward this
efforts
not
gone
to¬
un¬
need in Louisiana for
are
agent
in
what
has
be
found
a balancing
long been a
tural
the present tax structure,
Undoubtedly
which is
products, timber, minerals,
furs and other basic substances,
but we have woefully lacked the
too
to
facilities to convert them into
for
this
condition.
easily
subject
economic
swings, has something to do with
ticles
the above condition.
we
tax
laws
were
three
ably designed for
namely, to pay
to increase the
purposes;
State debt,
the
common
up
The present
school funds and to build
funds for rehabilitation of the
State
institutions.
When
these'
for
retail
sale.
ar¬
forego one
of the most profitable phases of
to make the State attractive both
side industries.
the
next
produce
State
worse
finances
unpleasantness.
in out¬
If this is not done,
severe
depression
may
repercussions
than
the
tories
least
dant
and
a
have enough fac¬
plants
to
process
at
fair amount of these abun¬
raw
in
1932-33
This is both
logical and simple.
Local
manufacturing
industries
provide the only way to efficient
utilization of natural and human
resources,
and
they
bring
other
far-reaching benefits.
Industries
A recent analy¬ mean jobs, and jobs bring money.
hand,
happened
if,
borders
our
the
of
for
their
greatest
source
of
both present and future.;
revenue,
So
must
we
continue
this
in¬
dustrial
campaign which so far
brought such notable finan¬
factories,
can
goods
mills
marketable,
into
convert
* be
ac¬
p.
con¬
products.
Let us guard these treas¬
well, and make the most of
for
ourselves
and
the
Lou-
isianans of tomorrow.;
354—were awarded to the City
Water
and
Light Commission, as
according to the City
l!4s, at
par,
Clerk.
Dated
.
,
legislation
ing,
bids
administrative rul¬
or
subject
taxes."
Federal
to
'
'z.;
**■
■
:"''Y:.;//
^
Note Sale—/The issue of
offered
notes
Feb. 15,'1942.
1944 to 1947.
$5,000,6
Feb.
Chemical
Trust
Bank
&
Due
Kansas
Bond
Co., both of New York, jointly, at
0.74% interest, plus a premium of
was
-
7:30
reported
Feb. 3—v.
155,
p.
Nov.
2,
Other bids:
Feb. 15 in
states
Chase
and
place
that
on
Confirmed—As
in
Dated Feb. 11, 1942 and due Morris, Director
National Bank of New York
on
City, Mo.
Election
$53.
1942.
until
MISSOURI
was
Corp.,
the
received
16, by Joseph Justad,
Village Clerk, for the purchase of
$1,650 not to exceed 6% semi-ann.
■
\
awarded to the First Boston
and
be
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
Boston, Mass.
000
will
p.m. on Feb.
income
-MASSACHUSETTS
the
issue
our
election
March
of
543—H. R. Mcof Finance, now
will
take
10, to submit to
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, jointly, the
voters
bonds
aggregating
.0.75%, plus $49; Halsey, Stuart & $1,500,000 and divided as follows:
Co., Inc., New York, 0.90%, plus $500,000 liability and $1,000,000
$87.
airport general obligation bonds.
Marshall Sch. Dist.
Maiden, Mass.
...
Note
own
have, literally, in our own
yard all the things necessary
complete economic independ¬
them
Works" will
relieved
and
our
back
to
Sale—The $30,000 semi*
ann, sewage disposal plant bonds
the offered for sale on
Feb. 2—v. 155,
withdraw his bid
may
Detroit Lakes, Minn
,v
Bond
contract
We must obtain still
the
of
plants that
ence.
'•'#
July 1, 1941.
Due
of his purchase
from Jan.
1, 1952 to 1967; op¬
if, after date of sale, Feb. tional on and after
Jan. 1, 1947.
10, and prior to delivery of bonds,
Feb. 25, these bonds, or the in¬ 4
: St. Louis Park, Minn
terest thereon should become, by
Certificate
Offering — Sealed
or
Louisi¬
undevel¬
economic robbery worked upon
State and its people—a rob¬
bery
V
for
clause to the effect that the
a
purchaser
has
as
in
remain
resources
Offering
Howard
J.
(P. O. Mar¬
Mo.
i
Approved—We
shall ),
"
Bond
;
Legality
Hughes, City Treasurer, will re¬
understand that an issue of $15,ceive bids until noon (D.S.T.) on
500
1%%
refunding bonds has
Feb. 10 for the purchase of $1,been approved as to legality by
000,000 notes issued in anticipa¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
tion of revenue for the year 1942.
Louis.
Dated Feb. 1, 1942.
Dated
Feb.
11, 1942,
Payable,
$750,000 on Nov. 4 and $250,000 on
MONTANA
Dec.
11, 1942, at the National
Shawm ut Bank of-Boston.
Notes Cascade County Sch. Dist. No. I
"i"
ready for delivery at said
(P. O. Great Falls), Mont.
Bonds
bank on Feb. 11,
Authorized—It
is
re¬
Bond Offering—It is stated
They will be
by
ported that the Board of Trus¬ authenticated as to genuineness V. F. Gibson, District Clerk, that
tees has authorized the issuance -and
validity
by
the
afore¬ he will receive sealed bids until
of $30,000 3% refunding bonds.
mentioned bank, under advice of March
16, for the purchase of
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
& $467,000 not to exceed 2% re¬
Patterson, La.
Dodge of Boston.
Bids stating funding bonds. Prin. and int. pay-,
Bonds
Approved—We
under¬ the rate of interest that bidders able at the office of
the County
stand that the town recently ap¬ will
offer for the whole, but not Treasurer1 or as
may
be deter¬
proved an issue of $30,000 water for any part of the
loan, must be mined by the purchaser at time
system and filtration plant bonds. sealed-and must include interest of sale.
Dated June 1, 1942. Either
to date of delivery.
Interest on amortization or serial bonds will
St. Charles Parish Gravity Drain.
New
Iberia, La.
will be
,
Dist. No.
Bond
1
(P. O. Hahnville), La.
Legality
understand that
Approved—We
an
issue of
$89,500
5% refunding bonds has been ap¬
proved as to legality by Charles
&
the notes will be payable at ma¬
turity and figured on exact num¬
ber of days on a 360-day method
and
offer to discount the loan
no
will
be considered.
Dec.
1, 1941.
Note
Vermilion
Parish,
Coulee Baton
Gravity Drain. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Abbeville), La.
Bond Election Confirmed—R. J.
La
Bauve, Secretary-Treasurer of
the
Police
election
27,
to
issue
Jury,
has
submit
of
states
been
to
that
called
for
the
$30,000
drainage
This
an
Feb.
voters
bonds.
struction
Millis, Mass.
;
.
an
con¬
155,
Bank
awarded
$50,000
Other
revenue
Due
bids:
Boston
5
notes
at
Dec.
30,
to
the
was
Prince
Trust Co.,
of 101.10.
sold
^
New
Shawmut
Bedford, Mass.
Georges
month
Bank
&
was
$600,000
awarded
Boston, jointly, at
0.43 %
r
interest-to-follow.
Dated
Feb. 5, 1942, and due Nov. 9, 1942.
This was the only bid submitted.
the call
for
Note
bids
for
•
$500
•
000
Sale—The
revenue
;
>
(P. O.
Great Falls), Mont.
!
Proposed Bond Issue—It is re¬
ported that plans are under way
Bond .Issuance
by
L.
Deferred—It
re¬
is
H.
Richardson,
Chairman
State
Armory Board,
that $30,000 armory board bonds,
the unsold balance of the
$450,000 offered last May, will not be
issued, since it is the plan of the
Board to
until
;
cease
after
gency.
-
building armories
the
national
'
.
~
.
emer¬
-
«■'
»
Newbury port,
Certificate Offering Details—In
Legality to
County Attor¬
Great Falls School District
stated
,
the
tional Bank of
$13,500
Hyattsville, at a* price
10
1942.
are
J-D.
ney.
A certified check
is required with bid.
:
-
•t
Maryland (State of)
until Feb.
0.30%
National Shawmut Bank
of Boston and the Merchants Na¬
last
payable
Boston, 0.32%; Merchants for the issuance of
$467,000
Bank of Boston, 0.34%;
funding bonds. First National Bank of
Boston,
Montana (State of)
0.38%.
Note Sale—The issue of
Bonds Sold—An issue of
If serial bonds
issued they will be in the denom¬
ination of $1,000 each.
Coupon
National
to
MARYLAND
bonds
of
Bank of
notes offered Feb. 5
road
issue
an
National
Na¬
was
confirms
Hyattsville, Md.
School Board.
be approved by the
Second
of
Feb.
on
discount,
490.
p.
Sale—The
tional
the report in our issue of Jan. 31
—v.
;•
beissued,
with- amortization
bonds being the first choice of the
bonds,
Trauernicht, of St. Louis. Dated
connection with
production—manufacture.
we
tain
>
.
MINNESOTA
are
municipal .bonds,
Public
Optional.
due
1944 to
from
cept and consider bids which
Therefore
materials, shall we have
goals
have
been
reached,
the reached a point approaching max¬
whole
tax
structure
should
be imum benefit from our goods and
studied so as to produce a system our labor.
for its citizens and to bring
other
oped, or are exploited by outside
companies, or transported outside
have been forced to
Only when
Board'of
and
1942,
15,
Jan.. 15 from
on
1959 incl.
.
the
ana,
private
industrial investment in the State
and
income
of¬
bonds
155, p. 354—were
the bids were rejected.
that
agitation
of
$100,000
% interest water
revenue
Jan.
serially
Y-■;;<v
current
taxation
capital for other indus¬
frequently
and
more
greater manufacturing
the
causes
can
to
Dated
are
resources.
H.
his
on
State
dependent on capital
availability rather than on natural
probably many and of a varied topheavily "raw materials econ¬
nature, but they should be ap¬ omy."
We have always turned
proached with an open mind to out bumper quantities of agricul¬
see
to
access
ures
155,
lows:
has
few
is
con¬
offering sched¬
the
Legislature.
recreational, cultural and
health institutions and facilities.
And
once
industry
We
Bond Offering Details—In
highest of the rewarded.
eleven States in the South, indi¬
Our reason for carrying on an
cating the latent possibilities to be energetic
industrial "campaign"
exploited. This problem faces the has been principally the obvious
next
tional,
more
Iberia Parish (P. O. New Iberia),
and
The assessed valuation of
years.
the maintenance of proper educa¬
of
view
Sold—The
sewage
not sold, as
noon
advertisement states
Federal
,
LOUISIANA
fac¬
advantage in the
private industry
development
State
the
other
and
tors, this favorable
the
in
tax, which allow the
State, and, likewise, the commun¬
ity, to obtain sufficient funds for
cial returns.
development.
tue
income
an
has
.
bonds mature
struction and low
origin—creates a basis for taxa¬
Capital investment in in¬
dustry is subject to an ad valorem
tav, a corporate franchise tax, and
and
Daylight Saving
;
Not
fered Feb. 4—v.
exempt from Federal Income Tax.
In
their
an
other States in the South, and this
fact has caused a good deal of
The
of
processing and
manufacturing, there is in effect
Over 50%
"The
o'clock
12
the bonds and interest thereon
tion.
has been balanced for the last six
port acquisition bonds—v.
leaders.
state
tries that
for
standpoint in industrial
development with most of the
civic
the
at
time
(or
Time) Feb. 10.
raw
plan
develop¬
years
among
in
process
to
ment of the State:
concern
materials
to
develop, financial institutions give
we
with the industrial
factories
opened
"new"
V.
country; but these same
figures make it doubly important
we
reprint
that portion of the bulletin deal¬
ing
is,
be
industry—
the
report on the State's in¬
a
that
local
other Southern States.
regarding the State and its local
units.
V'.
Furthermore,
Bonds
not to exceed 2
fective before that date, bids will
dis¬
a
Rochester, Mich.'
hour in time will become ef¬
one
single
a
sold in
W
crop
in
Co., Inc. of Louis¬ is used for the school per capita
ville, has prepared a Municipal fund and for the expenses of the
Bond Review as of Jan. 1, which State
University and other State
a
uncertain returns from
tant market.
im¬
Bankers Bond
contains
of
nonperishable
Creek
o'clock
noon,
Feb. 10,
1942.
Standard
Time was contemplated, but since,
by Act of Congress, a change of
products,
their dependence
tically nothing compared to most
Kentucky (State of)
Industrial
relieved
MICHIGAN
tised to take place at 12:00
numerous
on
debtedness
H
for
change in the tax system until the
sult of this has been that the in¬
KENTUCKY
properly
his
national emergency is over.
pansion.
(State of)
Company, of Wichita, Kan.,
distributing a card circular
the
market
view of the active
participation of this country in
the war and the resulting uncer¬
rates will stimulate industrial
Financial
—
tainties of the income of the State
the general business
channel, af¬
fecting beneficially scores of his
fellows.
Farmers, with a local
with net incomes of $5,000 or over
from
bonds.
sewer
in Kentucky. In
"1. Opening of bids was adver¬
a fair
feed, clothe
family.
His pur¬
chases
of
food,
clothing
and
household furnishings flow into
to
on
follows: $500 in 1943, $1,000
as
in
jobholder, working for
and expense
bids
a.m.
$8,400:
$8,000 street improvement bonds.
Denom. $500. Due on April 1
r
wage, can
and house
personal income tax re¬
of Reve¬
shows only 5,264 taxpayers
nues
Treasurer, for the purchase of the
following 5% bonds aggregating
.
The
turns by the Department
Iowa
Sealed
Offering
be
Feb.
sis of 1937
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
issue of
notes
NEBRASKA
Mass.
offered
$200,Feb.
6
Lincoln, Neb.
Report
on
Current Debt
Status
—The Lincoln "Journal-Star"
Bank
for the
awarded to the New England
Trust Co. of Boston, at 0.293%
sively from departmental earn¬
ings, and $2,184,000 of other gen¬
was
re¬
purchase of
cently reported as follows:
$522,000 1950-1957 serial certifi¬ discount, Due Nov. 25, 1942. Is¬
On Jan. 1, 1942, the city of Lin¬
cates of indebtedness,
details of sued in anticipation of revenue coln's
general
obligation
bond
which appeared in v. 155, p. 405, for the year 1942.
Payable at the debt was $3,580,000, including $ljHooper S. Miles, State Treasurer, Merchants National Bank of Bos¬ 396,000 of water exension bonds
sent the following notice to pros¬ ton, or at the Central Hanover
which are being retired exclu¬
pective bidders:
"Since the
marketing
drafted,
original proposal for
the
two
above
bonds
pertinent
was
questions
&
Trust
Co.,- New York
Legality approved
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge
of Boston.
Other
bids:
City.
eral debt.
The special assessment debt at
Bank, the start of 1942 was $167,975.
of Public Works wishes to answer Newburyport,
0.36%; Tyler & Co., Water extension bonds have been
for the benefit of prospective bid¬ 0.38%; Merchants National Bank issued in
the total sum of $1,915,-
have been raised which the Board
ders.
First
of
&
Ocean
National
Newburyport, 0.46%,
000 and
during the first 10
years
>
Volume
Number 4044 V
155
v
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
«
-
paid off $1,103,000.. and
there has been
return
the calling, as
of Jan. 1, $584,000.
coming in and by
with the bid.
These bonds
Feb.
are
1, the outsanding extension
be reduced to $812,000.
debt
amount, $312,000 becomes
optional Jan. 1,1944, while the re¬
maining $500,000 refunded March
on
This
of
There
'"
"
-
/
issued ' during
were
<
uted
duced
the
$300,000 of airport bonds and
$1,100,000. of auditorium ^"street
opening bonds, latter by virtue of
charter amendment approved May
6, 1941, bonds dated July 1, 1941,'
drawing 1.25 %, best offer ' ever
receivedon
general' municipal
bonds.
The aviation bonds, issued
1.6%. The aviation
fund, through purchase of addi¬
tional land, was reduced to $252,425 as of Jan. 1 while purchase of
552.47.
1
balance of $2,757,*
a
city funds remained in
banks and treasury, not including
$385,503.53 of school funds ' and
$511,631.06 in securities represent¬
ing investments for water and
commercial; light sinking-.: funds,
379.80 of
and
"The
opportunities
the
by
rates
suggested
low interest
prevailing
in
bond
the
should
market
be
not
neglected.
The proposals
pending before Congress to
tax State and municipal bond is¬
sues may
make future issues of
now
Buffalo v municipal
bonds
un¬
attractive to investors at the pre¬
vailing interest rates.
sible
that
at
It is
future
some
pos¬
date
year-to-year refunding might also
funds.
if we Treasurer, that Secretary of the
Government
Commission
public Local
E.
consist of W.
Easterling
will
receive
We must start
be
to
are
reservoir
works
now
that
sure
is
our
to
*
projects, well thought out sealed bids at his office in Ra-^
projects that will be of perma¬ leigh, until Feb. 17, for the pur¬
chase of $170,000 Central Electric
nent value to our city."
The announcement noted that and
Telephone
Company
pur¬
sound
capital budget, approved by chase bonds. Dated March 1, 1842.
of Estimate and the Due $6,000 in 1945 to 1956, and
1942
Board
the
City
Council,
tions
for
;
authoriza¬ $14,000 in 1957 to 1963.- These
carries
variety
wide
a
projects totaling ,/ 80,834,520.
tention
also
called
was
it 270 "for" to 14 "against."
that
specified certain sums to be made North Asheboro —
available now for planning pur-1
Sanitary Dist. (P.
poses.,
:;.v
'
Falls), N.
Realty
Valuation
Shows De¬
Bonds Sold—It is
assessed'
total
crease^—Tentative
are
of the bonds that carried at the elec¬
At¬ tion held on Jan. 27, by a vote of
Falls
Central
O. Central
C.
reported that
surplus
available
revenue
difficult, either because of
prove
unfavorable market
an
or
restric¬
valuation
and
real
taxable
on
special
-
properties for Fifteenth
Street
opening reduced the auditorium-1
street
opening4 total to
$935^
On Jan;
both
,
-
■:
of
647
$19,000 water and sewer bonds
estate
have been sold to J. D. Ross, of
franchises in New
Asheboro, as 4s at par. A $25,000
for 1942.-: While the surplus rev* tions placed on financing by the York
City for the fiscal year issue of not
exceeding 6% water
Federal Government in order to 1942*1943 amounts to $16,177,322,enue last year was $1,325,000, the
and sewer bonds was offered for
amount available for this year is reserve the field of money rais¬ 971, compared with $16,223,137,226
sale on Dec. 16, 1941, without suc¬
in the fiscal period ending June
ing entirely to war efforts,
only $400,000, Farley declared.;
cess, as was noted in this column
"The
tremendous 'Increase
ih 30, 1942, Joseph Lilly, President
Farley also pointed out that the
at the time.,
Freeholders had to issue $285,000 Federal taxes which must be paid of
the
Tax
Commission,
an¬
worth of emergency bonds dUfing this year, .and each' year v there¬ nounced Feb. 1.
'
This represents
Raleigh, N. C. ;'v' ■
the year for expenses that could after, at least so long as the war a decline of
Bond
Election — The
Wake
$45,814,255.
not have been anticipated when continues, together with probable
The
actual reduction will be' County Board of Elections has set
the i94L Budget was prepared.v&e compyisory investment in Federal considerably
more
than the in-; March 9 as the date on which the
cited,-too;,a decrease of $96,000-^
.fSHftirities to finance the war ef¬ dicated net decrease, according to voters will pass upon the pro¬
miscellaneous
revenues
antici¬ fort,; will sharply decrease the Mr. Lilly, as the figure represents posed issuance of the $500,000
pated for 1942. •W : 5
^ capacity of the people of this city equalization including exemptions, municipal
improvement
bonds.
In demolitions and new construction. Ten separate items, ranging from
;, A public- hearing on the budget to meet real property taxes.
is. scheduled for Feb. 9 at: the this connection, same heed must
Value of ordinary real estate, $1,500 for street lights to $162,Court House. * The county tax rate be given to the extensive dislo¬ apart' from utilities, is placed at 000 for fire department improve¬
is estimated at $1.13 for each $100 cations in employment due to the $14,172,917,859.
Utilities are put ments, will be up for approval
valuation as compared with $1.02 change-over of industry to a war¬ at $1,368,122,145 and special fran¬ and each must receive a favor¬
time economy, which will produce chises at
in 1941.
."..o.*..'-'.v
;»7-;
'
$636,282,967.The last able majority to carry.
obvious
hardship
to
affected figure is subject to change by the
i mew yam;
NORTH DAKOTA
J
individuals
owning
their
own State Tax Commission within a
raised by taxation to the re¬
to be
-
year
March 1, draw
-County Treasurer Farley attrib¬
the increase ; in the amount
/
the past year $45,000 on the gen¬
debt and $345,000 on water
eral
extension.
$1,600,713.84 over last
year's total, which will bring an
11-point rise in the tax rate.
off
city paid
call,'the
by taxation
be raised
to
is increased
previously had drawn 3%
5%.
Not including the water
extension
appropria¬
$17,198,629.09, an increase
$294,713.84 over last year. Tne
amount
bonds
and
1942 county
Jan. 22 approved a
tions of
$500,000 block was" re¬
at
1 lk %
whereas
the
funded
May
budget providing total
off at the
rate of
suburbs
and
able.
Advance .11
Points—The Board of Freeholders
Rate
Tax
Of this
1, 1941, is being paid
$50,000 per
(P. O. Jersey
; City), n.
will
to
industry is to be ar¬
rested, some long-range plan cal¬
culated to stabilize city taxes at
a
reasonable level is indispens¬
•
Hudson County
the
trend
amount
of -the
further reduced by
homes
purchaser to the
deposited
the
entitle
was
This debt
■■
,
Buffalo, N.Y.
'
the-auditorium-street.open¬
*
Refunding Still Under
Consideration—Frank
M. Davis..
-Blanket
homes.:,
; "The
refunding
month.
approxi¬
of
mately $22,000,000 of bonds ma¬
turing during the next five years
Ashley, N. Dak.
There
sessed
a
was
decline in the as¬
valuation of
Bond
Issue
'
Details—The
City
ordinary real Auditor states in connection with
estate in Manhattan and
Brooklyn the
states inthe means that
$40,000 not exceeding
4%
during this period the and an increase in the Bronx,
Feb;: 1
issue
of
city's "News
water works
plant and sewage
city must pay off approximately Queens
NEW JERSEY V
and
Richmond.
Utility
Letter," that the proposed blanket
system construction bonds that
$33,000,000.
Certainly, the tax- valuation showed a rise in Man¬
carried at a recent election, the
refunding which would eliminate
Chester Township, N. J.
pays ought not to be asked to do hattan
and
declined
in
other
bonds will be dated Jan. 2, 1942,
any necessity for future refinance
Tenders Wanted — Township
more.
The refunding, of course,
boroughs.
5,
:
*
and mature $2,000 in 1943 to 1962.
Clerk William E. MacKinney an¬ ing is- still. before the Common should
be
negotiated
through
Queens led the city in new Prin.
Council
and.', the
State:: Comp¬
and
int.
payable at the
nounces that pursuant to the pro¬
parties and in a manner which building in the past year with
troller.
It cannot "be too
often
ing fund:
■
-
*'
Comptroller,
City
-
7 of Ar¬
visions of Section 6 and
of
V
ticle
emphasized, he says, that the plan
does not indicate that Buffalo, is
the general refunding
plan of the township, as adopted
on Dec. 29, 1936, and of resolution
financial difficulties. The sole
of the plan is to avert
abnormally high tax rates dur¬
in
purpose
adopted by the township commit¬
1942, the Burling¬
tee on Jan.- 27,
ing the next five years for in that
County Trust Co., fiscal agent,
period more than 50% of all Buf¬
St., Moorestown, will
falo's
indebtedness
matures.
If
receive sealed tenders until Feb.
the
plan does
not materialize,
24, at 2 p.m., of general refund¬
Buffalo's citizens will cheerfully
ing bonds, dated Dec. 1, 1936, due
pay
the larger tax bills, Mr.
Dec. 1, 1975, at not exceeding par
Davis adds.
;
and accrued interest thereon.
v
Civic
Body
Urges
$21,655,000
ton
91 East Main
•
.
Hasbrouck Heights,.
Offering
Bond
Borough
Breeze,
ceive
sealed
N. J.
.
Clerk, will re¬
until 8:15 p.m.
bids
Debt
taxation
Refunding-^The
;
of
P. committee
Joseph
—
Commerce
Chamber., of
the
28
Jan..
on
recom¬
mended the refunding by the
city
of $21,655,000 of its bonded debt
War Time) on Feb.'118
for the purchase of $90,500 not to "by whatever plan will result in
the
lowest possible cost to the
exceed 6% interest coupon or reg¬
1
istered bonds, divided as follows: city."
■J The committee's report on the
$62,000 sewer bonds. Due March 1
as
follows: $3,000 from 1943 refunding problem was embodied
in a letter to Mayor Kelly and
to
1960 incl. and $4,000 in
(Eastern
,
•
1961 to 1962.
28,500
Due
/
•:
--
-
assessment
sewer
March
1
as
follows: $3,-
000 from 1944 to 1952 incl.
$1,500 in
j\
-
bonds.
the
not
refunding plan were
discussed.
After
tee
a
—
the
for
fications
thousands
projects piling up in the
public works reservoir in
to
insure
an
immediate
of
vocated
Jan. 31
on
of directors of the
The board
and
carefully considered "various
bond for $500,
proposals to deal with the ap¬
each. In bidding for proximately $55,000,000' of bonds
the bonds bidders must consider
maturing during the next five
the bonds as constituting a single
years," the letter continued: > V
issue.; Bidder to name a
single
"The conclusions of the com¬
rate of interest,
expressed in a mittee,
which
have5 been
apmultiple of 14 or 1/ 10th of 1%. oroved, recommend the refunding
Prin. and int. (M-S) payable-at
by the city;of $21,655,000 of its
the Peoples Trust Co. of Bergen bonded
debt, which was consid¬
County,
Hasbrouck Heights, or ered and approved in principle
at the Marine Midland Trust Co.,
by the Common Council as the
New York City.
The price for amount to be refunded, by what¬
start
on
Municipal Art
explained that archi¬
have
little
work in their offices now because
the
of
virtual
of
stoppage
non-
March 1, 1942. One
defense activities and "this highly-
others $1,000
trained
which the bonds mav be sold can¬
not exceed
$91,500. The bonds are
obligations of the
unlimited, tax
ever
profession
and
repeal or
omission of exemptions or other¬
in terms, by the
Bond
have
now
should be condemned.
"The
committee's
conclusions
wise, subjects to a Federal income
tax the interest
on
bonds of a were influenced by the following
class or character which includes considerations among others.
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i
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1.
"
1943
apparatus
$2,500
$3,000 Oct. 1 from
1964
incl.,
and $2,000
and
1,
6—v.
Feb.
155,
to
p.
1.30s, at a price of
Lakewood City School District,
of about 1.28%.
Ohio
Dated Feb. 1, 1942 and due Feb. 1
Bond Offering—Ruth B. Nemec,
as
follows: $5,000 from 1943 to
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
1945 incl. and $6,000 in 1946.
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Rockville Centre, N. Y.
bids until noon on March 12, for
Buffalo,
100.039,
ability
as
basis
a
Bond Sale—The
or
to financing when the
permits.
"The city has taken the first
$12,000 general impt. bonds. Due vided that fractional ratts are
V4 of
Feb. 1 as follows: $2,000 in .expressed in multiples of
1943 and 1944; $3,000 in 1945 1%. Interest A-O. The bonds are
announcement by
and 1946, and $2,000 in 1947. payable
from taxes within the
8,000 public works bonds.
Due 10-mill limitation and must be
Feb. 1 as follows:
$2,000 in accepted not later than 10 a.m.
1943 and $1,000 from 1944 to on April 1, with payment to be
made
at
the
Clerk-Treasurer's
1949 incl.
war
step,"
said
society
an
prepared
by
'
Ely
is coming from to
build these projects.
We are not
sure
whether it will come from
the
money
All of the bonds
of
Int. Rate
Bidder—
Rate Bid
%
Rockville
Of
Bank
Co.
Centre
Trust "
is
*1%
;
Stevenson
100.05
Manufacturers
D.
White
&
P.
Childs
&
Co.
wood
Nassau
&
i
Co..,..,...,....,...
County
Rockville
the city,
National
NORTH
Bonds
100.085
2
Bank,
-
,
Par
2
Centre
'
awarded
H.
*
Vi
$18,000
Prescott
to
&
Co',
of
Cleveland, as l%s,*at par plus a
a
Bond
AvCarded —The
premium of $26, equal to 100.144,
CAROLINA
Albemarle,
(P. O. Ravenna),
county
bridge
bonds
offered
Feb. '3—v.
155,
p.
588—were
Sher¬
r.nd
payable
Ohio
100 1*8
103.033
1.91
.1.93
Co......
C.
check for
bid.
required.
Portage County
Trust
Traders
&
Co.
R.
certified
amount
100.04
103.14
1.99
Co
the
:
,
South Shore Trust Co., Rockville
Centre
.V;./l3i
Bacon,
1%
to
order of the Board of Education,
A
office.
dated Feb.
are
Other bids:
1, 1942.
the State or the national
government.
We do know from
"The
these bonds, will, at the election
importance of a
stable our' experience of ten years ago
of the purchaser, relieve the^pur¬ tax rate. Tf new industry is to be that the project which is ready to
chaser from his obligations under attracted for location within the be put on the market, whether it
the terms of the contract of sale boundaries of the city, and if the has merit or not, will get the P.
.
land April
April 1 and Oct. 1, 1965. Second
544—were awarded to the Manu¬ high bid of 101.461 for 214s was^
facturers
&
Traders Trust Co.. made by Pohl & Co. of Cincinnati.'
offered
bonds
possible cost to the city. ;K Jacques Kahn, the President. "We
"The committee further recom¬ must continue to stimulate this
and operating expenditures,
Dated Dec.
1, 1941, and due as follows:
$21,000
fire
and
acquisition
technical
the
—subject
plan will result in the lowest the
nance
Sale—The
Y.
of
$31,000
1V2%
$2Q,000 couoon the- purchase
improvement
bonds.
registered bonds offered Feb. 5 building
and
the
time
to
give
careful —v. 155, p. 356—were awarded Dated April 1, 1942. Denom. $1,thought" to the mass of projects to Tilney & Co., New York, as 000. Due Oct. 1, as fellow's: $3,already-- proposed
by the
City l%s, at a price of 100.08, a basis ] 000 from 1943 to 1951 incl., and
Planning
Commission
and
in¬ of about 1.72%.
Sale consisted $4,000 in 1952.;. Bidder may name
cluded in the 1942 capital budget of:
a
different rate of interest, pro¬
personnel
The planning must be
borough and the approving legal mends that citv officials be re¬ effort.
No one can predict
opinion of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn quested to scrutinize carefully the done now.
& Clay Of New York City will be
suggested issuance of bonds in when this war emergency will be
furnished the successful bidder. A the future to make certain that over.
This peace emergency will
certified check for $1,810, payable such issuance is vitally necessary confront us with a desperate in¬
to order of the borough, is re¬ and for a proper purpose.
The sistence that work must be pro¬
quired.
The enactment,-? at any issuance of long-term bonds for vided for the unemployed thou¬
time prior to the delivery of the short-term items, which are prop¬ sands in this city.
"
"We do not know just where
bonds,
of
Federal
legislation erly to be regarded as mainte¬
which
Ossining, N.
order
by the board
technicians
basis of about 2.06%.
city's
these when the war ends was ad¬
men
■
stating that the commit¬
structures.
second with
—
tects, engineers, planners, drafts¬
of
5,116
.
Details
v
will be dated
bonds
OHIO
Brooklyn was
2,073, and new build¬
Cuyahoga Heights (P. O. R. F. D.
ing in the other boroughs was
Cortlandt (P. O. Croton-onBrooklyn), Ohio
negligible.
.> i".y
Hudson), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 fire sta¬
The city has 333 buildings with
Note Sale—The issue of $160,tion
construction
bonds offered
assessed valuations of $1,000,000
000 tax anticipation notes offered
Feb. 6
v.
155, p. 311 — were
or
more.
The Parkchester de¬
Feb. 3
v.
155, p. 544 — was
awarded to Prescott, Jones & Co.
awarded to G. M.-P. Murphy & velopment in the Bronx had the of Cleveland, as 13/4S, at a price
largest valuation in the city.
It
Co., New York, at 0.72% interest.
of 100.06, a basis of about 1.74%.
amounted to $52,757,000.
Dated Feb. 6, 1942 and due Oct.
Dated Feb. 15, 1942 and due se¬
6, 1942. Other bids: First National North Hempstead and Hempstead rially in 10 years.
Bank, Croton-on-Hudson, 0.75%;
Union Free School District No. 5
Jackson City School District, Ohio
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., 0.83%.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
Bonds Defeated—The proposal
New York, N. Y.
to issue bonds in connection with construction bonds offered Feb. 6
:
City
Told
to
Get
Post-War
—v. 155, p. 356—were awarded to
a
$500,000 building project was
Work
Plan
Prepared—Drawing
the Ohio Company of Columbus,
rejected by the voters at the elec¬
now of complete plans and speci¬
as
2V4S, at a price of 101.937, a
tion on Jan. 27.
;
Society.
■
All of
P.
William
the city and
city's bondholders."
Fisher, signed by Executive VicePresident Burton H. Witherspoon.
and
1953.V-.;..-
President
Council
will be least costly to
fairest to the
N. C.
basis
Feb.
1,
of
about
1.46%.
Dated*v
and due $1,500 on
Offering—It is statpd by May 15 and Nov. 15 from 1943
Carleton,
Town
Clerk- to 1948 incl. Other bids: J. A.
>
t
*:
I
-
t
1942,
*
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
648
Tuesday, February 10, 1942
bonded
indebtedness of the dis¬ tricts and three other subdivisions
& Co., Cincinnati,
100.07 dealers generally and particularly
trict consists of $400,000 refund¬ was
$15,079,664.85. That is the
IV2S; Seasongood & Mayer, to specialists in obligations of the
ing bonds, series 1933, dated Aug. amount of money necessary to uK
Cleveland, 100.13 for l3/4s; Provi¬ city.
1, 1933, bearing 2%%
dent Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
interest, timately retire the bonds, McKe^
SOUTH CAROLINA
$12,000 School House 5% bonds, said. Under- the refunding ar¬
Cincinnati,
100.23 for 2s; Ohio
dated Dec. 1,
1919, owned by the rangements, the total now stands
Company, Columbus, 100.20 for 2s.
McColl, S. C.
State
Permanent
School
Fund, at $12,857,337.67.
Thus the sav¬
Bond Call—It is stated by Effie
and
OKLAHOMA
$19,000 School House 5% ing
of
$2,222,337.18
has
been
McLucas, Town Clerk and Treas¬
bonds dated June
1, 1919, unex¬ brought about.
urer, that the following 5% bonds
Guymon, Okla.
changed for refunding bonds of
The new rates of interest on the
Bond Election—We understand are called for payment on March
White
ments
for
sonable;.and
election
an
for ■' Feb.
10,
has
been
submit
to
called
the
to
10,
at
the
at
interest,
par and accrued
Marlboro
Trust
Co.,
of
$20,00„0 not ex¬ Bennettsville, S. C. (Which bank,
ceeding
6%
airport
purchase although not named in said bonds
as
bonds.
paying agent, has for some
years
been
acting
as
paying
Lawton, Okla.
agent): $25,000 water works, part
Bond Sale Details—In connec¬
of an original issue of $30,000,
voters
issue of
an
tion with the sale of the $195,500
bonds to two Lawton banks at a
net interest cost of 1.64%—v.
155,
356—it is stated by C. W. Simp¬
p.
City Clerk, that the $159,500
extension and improvement
bonds were sold as follows: $60,000 as 2s, due $20,000 on Jan. 10
in 1945 to 1947; $20,000 as l%s,
due on Jan. 10, 1948, the remain¬
ing $79,500 as l^s, due on Jan.
10, $20,000 in 1949 to 1951, and
$19,500 in 1952.
The $36,000 fire
fighting equipment bonds were
sold as follows: $15,000 as 2s, due
$5,000 on Jan. 10 in 1945 to 1947,
the remaining $21,000 as l%s, due
on Jan. 10, $5,000 in 1948 to 1951,
and $1,000 in 1952.,
son,
sewer
Bond
Details—It
Sale
is
$19,000 sewerage, part of an orig¬
inal issue of $20,000, $6,000 elec¬
light, part of an original
of $10,000.
Dated July 1,
1913.
Due July 1, 1953. All bonds
tric
issue
presented for payment must have
needed
Bond
155,
356—were purchased as fol¬
$13,000 maturing Jan. 10,
p.
(P.
County
has
closed
O. Chat¬
in¬
the Cum¬
deal with
berland Securities Corp. of Nash¬
ville, and associates, for the
funding of $2,000,000 bonds.
re¬
lows:
Columbian
Sold—The
Corp. of San
Antonio,
'
.
Muskogee, Okla.
Election—It
Bond
that
will
election
an
is
be
called
this month to submit to the voters
issue
an
of
connection
the
for
bonds,
in
vyith an application to
WPA, for
used
$500,000
a
like amount to be
water
extensions
and
other projects.
County Road District No. 1-A
(P. O. Linden), Texas
Bond Sale Details—The County
Treasurer
$40,000
Callihan
now
that
states
refunding
&
the
bonds sold to
of Dallas, at
Jackson
reported here on Dec. 23,
purchased as 2V4S, and ma¬
$8,000 on Dec. 15 in 1942 to
1946, incl.
Int. payable J-D.
V
par,
Okla.
Election—It
is
depart¬
ment equipment bonds.
Refund. Issue
$3,607,528.93
$799,356.85
1,334,210.50
271,864.50
Road
3
(Alamo)
1,115,831.89
1,016,147.31
30,000 sanitary sewer
system,
disposal plant extensions and
improvements bonds.
8,000 storm sewers bonds.
15,000 land acquisition and im¬
provement bonds.
6,000 municipal jail construction
bonds.
5,000 street lighting repairs and
improvements bonds.
These bonds
connection with
a
follows: $21,900 maturing April 10, $1,400 in
1943, $1,500 in 1944 to 1950, $2,000
in 1951 to 1955, as 4s, $9,000 ma¬
turing April 10, $2,000 in 1956 and
1957, $2,500 in 1958 and 1959, as
41/4S, and $17,000 maturing April
10, $2,500 in 1960 and 1961, and
$3,000 in 1962 to 1965, as 4V2S.
Dated June 10, 1941.
Denomina¬
decreased values
Suit
and
full
the
at
authorized
cents
upon
value
is
levy of 50
$100 assessed
each
insufficient
interest
re-
tax
to
the
upon
the
pay
outstanding
debt.
:V;;7" Cv.
; j'-hv./V,>-,:r J".W
The Dunne-Israel Co., in an at¬
submitted
to
all
known
refunding
a
Prin.
Hanover
to be issued in
ter F.
Fitzpatrick, City Treasurer,
has just issued his compact sum¬
mary of the outstanding bonded
No.
4
(Hidalgo)
113,832.00
69,844.00
43,983.00
No.
5
(Mission)
803,765.92
137,343.22
Road
District
No.
6
(McAllen)
1,545,471.71"
666,331.70
1,198,105.67
Road
District No.
7
(Donna)
Road
District
8
(Pharr-San Juan)
Water
99.684.58
347,366.04
1,632,215.00
1,337,170.00
295,045.00
1,282,082.55
1,149,769.56
132,312.99
1,663,165.00
1,582,090.00
81,075.00
69,140.00
59,440.00
'9,700.00
841,200.00
836,685.00
4,515.00
$15,079,664.85 $12,857,337.67
No.
$2,222,337.18
'
improvement bonds J4—
Courthouse-jail bonds
V.
Drainage District No. 1
Totals
as
Bank
&
refunding bonds to be
Aug. 1, 1941, to be ex¬
changed on a par for bar basis.
bonds will mature in 30
new
from
years
1%
their
interest
for
date
the
and
seven
lVfe% for the next
2% for the next five
years,
years,
the
bear
first
eight
years,
for
thereafter to maturity. V After
next
has
sum
five
accumulated
and
pay
the
in
the
sinking
cient
and
years,
to
next two
succeeding interest
for
moneys shall
retirement of
the
Trust
.;
--
-
-
quest of
ing
standing
23, in¬
draw a
to
$50,000, to
refund out¬
standing bonds and retire open
note indebtedness.; To obtain the
the bond is¬
channels for
proper
special act will be sought
Legislature.
After bond
attorneys have studied and ap¬
proved the bonds, the Council will
sue,
a
in
the
asked
the
authorize
to
Board
proceed.
draw by lot all
be called prior to ma¬
: V-r'"' >
>'/.
time after the holders of
51%
least
Jan.
attorney
exceed
•
in
bonds
of
amount
have
out¬
agreed
to
Tacoma,
Bond
will
be
interest
or
to
be
l/10th of 1%.
Bids for the entire issue of bonds
bearing
rate
one
of interest may
be
submitted; bids for the bonds
bearing different rates of inter¬
est may also be submitted.
The
purchaser must pay accrued in¬
terest
the
to
the
bonds.
date
No
sidered for less
crued
the
interest.
entire
be
sold
the
delivery of
will
than
Bids
issue.
to
bidder.
of
bid
be
par
must
The
con¬
and
be
bonds
highest
ac¬
for
will
and
best
The approving opinion of
Thomson, Wood & Hoffman of
New York, will be furnished. The
bonds will
for
be furnished and
by the
city
and
will
paid
be
de¬
livered to the purchaser on or be¬
Wash.
Offering
received
of
rates
or
multiples of V4
fore April 1, ,and delivery will be
made in Tacoma..
* A'
WASHINGTON
.
At any
of Education
on
shall
agent
to
re¬
permitting the
issuing of bonds in a sum not to
to
bonds
the Board
its
the
at
bill and resolution
pay¬
turity.
that
City Council
structed
plan provides that the
The
Issuance
understand
the
be
tender
Sealed
—
until
2
WISCONSIN
bids
p.m.
on y
Fond du Lac,
Wis.
Feb. 25, by John M. Roberts, City
^
Report on Current Debt Status
Controller, for the purchase of a —The
a
pro¬
Fond du r Lac "Common¬
District $4,000,000 issue of Series B, 1941 wealth Reporter" of Jan. 22 had
accept the refunding, the district
has
agreed to institute
ceeding ' in the Federal
Court under the terms of the Fed¬
eral Municipal Bankruptcy Act.
The 'proposal
now
submitted
and
supersedes
places
completely
re¬
proposal and agree¬
the
between
the
district and the Dunne-Israel
Co.,
entered
ment
dated
into
El
reported
Contemplated—It is
that
decided
have
the
to
officials
city
refund
and
sell
$235,000 water department bonds
raise
to
needed
part
to
pay
proposed
on
Harris
y'y'-
of
the
$375,450
the city's share of
treatment
water
the Rio Grande River.
Tenders
Invited
—
It
is
by H. L. Washburn, County
Auditor, that the county desires
sell
$152,000 par value of se¬
being high-grade bonds
Texas
municipalities.
Bid
curities,
of
forms will be furnished upon re¬
quest
and
bids must
these forms
on
or
Report
on
be
filed
before
11
of
bonds.
cash¬
or
,
;
the
following: article:;
and
by
Power
City
Coupon bonds, dated
1, 1942. Denom. $1,000. Pur¬
chasers will have the privilege of
registration as to principal only
or
as
to
principal and interest.
an
Fund of
1941
created
bonds
in
purpose
and
12037, for the
paying the principal
of
interest of this
issue
of
bonds
in
issue, and
the
an
amount
of
$4,000,000 designated as "Series
A," issued pursuant to said Ordi¬
No.
in
12037, and
an
amount
an
not
issue of
to
ex¬
ceed $3,000,000 designated as "Se¬
ries
C"
to
be
hereafter
issued
for
the
same
purposes
as
this
office of the City Treasurer or at
the fiscal agency of the State in
New York.
The bonds shall be¬
come
ance
due and payable in
with
whichever
of
accord¬
the
fol¬
lowing two plans of payment shall
be decided upon by the
Sinking
Fund
water
department
1942, according to a compila¬
prepared by City Treasurer
Otto
Muenter.
Of these, $74,500
city bonds and $10,000
in water department bonds.
will
be in
City bonds to be paid during the
year
are
as
Senior
follows:
and
Roosevelt
Junior
High
schools,
$20,000;
Lincoln
school, $2,000;
sewage
disposal
plant, (1925 issue), $10,000; sewer
and drain, $1,000; sewage disposal
plant (1934 issue), $6,000; bridges,
$1,000; Arndt Street bridge, $3,000;
West Division Street bridge, $2,000; street improvement (1929 is¬
sue), $3,000; street improvement
(1931
issue), $3,000; river im¬
$1,500;
poor
relief,
and will be payable at the $20,000, and fire department, $2,-
issue, and said "Series A" bond is¬
sue,
and
totaling $84,500 will be due
tion
Ordinance No.
on
a.m.,
Debt Refunding Pro¬
(P. O.
revenue
Jan.
bonds
Bond
power
payable J-J.
nance
County (P. O. Houston),
Texas
stated
to
and
Interest rate is not to exceed 4%.
obligation
only
against
the
special
fund
known as City of Tacoma Light
Texas
Paso,
Sale
Bond
light
These bonds will be
Sept. 20, 1941.
than $2,000,000 sav¬
ings, have been effected by re¬
funding contracts executed for
Eastland), Texas
Debt Refunding Proposition— 11
of Hidalgo
County's bonded
In a letter dated Jan. 29, to hold¬ debt units during the past two
ers
of all the above district in¬ years
under
the
direction
of
School Dist.
Hampton, Va.
Contemplated—
Bond
We
call.
by
Co.,
/
Rate
in
or
either
bonds
at
pay¬
tjates, all other
usM
be
fund suffi¬
interest on the
.
D, McCall of Dallas.
VIRGINIA
$431,000
Legality approved by Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinhurg),
Texas
Attorney-General, and John
Eastland Free
No.
District
District
which provides for the issuance of
gram—More
Providence, R. I.
Debt
Summary—Wal¬
District
Road
bond¬
New York.
ISLAND
Savings
Road
proposition
16, 1942. Certified
$1,000, $500 and one for $400.
and int. payable at the Cen¬ ier's check is required.
tral
Bonded
indebtedness
this did not
present time the
Feb.
tions
the
RHODE
purchased
DPW grant.
are
Because of the
par.'
as
were
1
Old Issue
plant
fire
the
1,606,075.00
refunding bonds sold to the Ran-
and
of
$4,406,855.78
son-Davidson Co. of San Antonio,
at par, as noted here on Oct. 4,
provements
tabulation
(Weslaco)
divided
$30,000 water extensions and im¬
auditor's
(County-wide),
the
follows:
The
refunding program shows the fol¬
lowing' figures:":
j:iy; yy / iyr
1
ported that the $47,900 semi-ann.
as
savings have been
the refunding pro¬
grams .reduce
interest require-
2
were
Channing Independent School Dis¬
trict (P. O. Channing), Texas
reported
been
the
since
No.
for Feb. 24, to submit to the voters
bonds
aggregating
$94,000
and
has
election
are
said,
No.
Bond Sale Details—It is now re¬
an
McKee
District
called
that
downward,
Road
ture
Pry or Creek (P. O. Pryor),
Bond
..
Cass
reported
improve¬
general fund debts
Road District
recently purchased $5,000 airport ment
bonds, thus bringing the total sold
2V4s;
as
where
are
maturities.
the county will be in the best fi¬
nancial shape in years.
affected bonds—and interest rates
made,
and
taxes
for< *the
the permanent
revised
of
amounts
interest
to $85,000, out of the $100,000 au¬
$39,000 maturing
thorized for the purpose..
Jan. 10; $13,000 in 1946 to 1948,
as 2s,
and $52,500 maturing Jan. Brown County Water Improvement
10; $13,000 in 1949 to 1951, and District No. 1 (P. O. Brownwood),
Texas
$13,500 in 1952, as IV2S.
Dated
Jan. 10, 1942. Denom. $1,000, one
Bonds Sold—A $30,000 issue of
for $500. Prin. and int. payable at water revenue bonds is said to
the fiscal agency of the State in have been purchased recently by
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬ Beckett, Gilbert & Co. of Dal¬
proved by J. Berry
King and las, as 3V2S.
Due on Jan. 1 as
George J. Fagin of Oklahoma follows: $6,000 in 1943 and $8,000
in 1944 to 1946.
City.
;
1945,
substantial
less than
4%
Bollinger, Texas
Bonds
1933
annual
funds
bonds by calls for offers of bonds
a
Securities
the
3%
TEXAS
V
of
contemplated
dated
are
D.
a
time
was
to praise
When
ment
result» next
at
S.
Etheridge, The
County Manager, that the county
by
reported
terest cost of about 1.68%—v.
retire
is
tanooga), Tenn.
Refunding—We
formed
it
that the school district would
pay
the lower rates of interest and
holders
TENNESSEE
Hamilton
the
debts'
should
artVeasiiigYof. the
tempt to refund the indebtedness,
attached.
pons
At
refunding
July 1, 1942, and subsequent cou¬
now
that the $104,500 semiann. > water
works
improvement
bonds sold to C. Edgar Honnold
of Oklahoma City, at a net in¬
1933.
in
year
^
that
are not burdensome, in
opinion., They are rea-,
—
McKee's
Board
at
the
time
of
provement,
000.
Bonds
outstanding Dec. 31, 1941
totaled $401,500, of which $321,500
city bonds and $80,000 water
department bonds.
were
„
as
The city bonds outstanding were
follows
as
of that date:
.
.vl
con¬
sidering the bids, and approved
by the City Council by resolution.
Payment Plan No. 1: Due $50,000
000 Jan. and $150,000 July 1, 1946,
Jan. and July 1, 1943 to 1945, $50,-
$150,000 Jan. and $100,000 July 1,
1947, $100,000 Jan. and July 1,1948
to 1955, $100,000 Jan. and
$125,000
July 1, 1956, $125,000 Jan. and
July 1, 1957 to 1960, $125,000 Jan.
and $150,000 July 1, 1961 and Jan.
1, 1962.
Payment Plan No. 2:
Senior
and
,
Roosevelt
Junior
High
schools,
$60,000;
Lincoln
school, $20,000;; sewage disposal
plaht (1925 issue), $40,000; sewer
and drain,
$11,000; sewage dis¬
posal plant (1924 issue), $24,000:
bridges,
$12,000;
Arndt
Street
bridge,
$3,000;
West
Division
Street bridge, $14,000; South Park
Avenue bridge, $3,000; street im¬
provement (1929 issue), $20,000;
street improvement
(1931 issue),
$35,000; river improvement, $11,500; poor relief, $60,000; fire sta¬
tion, $8,000.
the city as
of corporation
B.
F.
McKee,
bonds, the Dunne- County Auditor
The grand aggre¬ Israel Co., of Wichita, Kan., points Mission, a report showed recently.
gate is $71,960,500 and sinking out that the situation with refer¬ Debts which once totaled $15,079,funds total $18,041,977.12.
Data ence to outstanding bonds has 664.85 have been cut to $12,857,- Said bonds to become due and
describes every bond issue out¬ been
highly
unsatisfactory
for 337.67, the report showed.
The payable as specified in Plan No.
standing with reference to the some time past. " In 1929, the figures were included in McKee's 1, provided, however, that the city
The total issue' of bonds; por¬
purpose of the loan, rate of inter¬ assessed valuation within the dis¬ annual report to the county com¬ may, at its option, call all or any
of the outstanding bonds for re¬ tions of which are still outstand¬
est and interest dates, amount still trict was
$6,442,016. In 1933, the missioners on Hidalgo's financial
to mature, date of issue, maturity assessed value had decreased
demption on Jan. 1, 1953, or any
to structure.
ing, since March 1, 1924, date of
interest
date,
amount
available
in
the $3,141,000, and the resulting de¬
paying date thereafter,
The bonded debts of eight road
the first issue of such outstanding
Sinking funds applicable to the fault led to a refunding by which districts, the county water im¬ upon 60 days' advance notice.
Bids will
be
received
for
said bonds, was $1,357,000, of which
respective loans, name of the pur¬ the $431,000 of debt bearing 5% provement
district,
the
court¬
bonds to be issued under each of $1,157,000 were in city and $200,chaser of the securities and the interest
was
refunded
into
an
house and jail fund and drainage
price received by the city. Foot¬ issue of $431,000 of D/4% to 5% district No. 1 are involved in the the
above
designated
payment 000 in waterworks bonds. As of
Dec. 31,
1941.
indicate whether the bonds
notes
bonds
maturing in 1963.
Since
refunding, the district
retired any of the prin¬
Still to be negotiated plans; bidders may submit bids
of the permanent
under either or both of said plans;
improvement and general funds.
interest.
This
bids under each plan must be
cipal
indebtedness
At the
outstanding
beginning of 1940 the
prove of great value to municipal and
at
the
present
time
the total debt of the eight road dis¬ separate.
are
and
in
coupon
place
of
or
registered form
payment
of bond
document should
the
has
1933
not
refundings.
are
the debts
Dec.
31,
bonds
of
1941, payments on
had
which
amounted
to
such
$955,500,
$120,000 was in water¬
works and $835,500
in city bonds.
@FedFRASER