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MONDAY
ommatcicLL an
Reg. U.
Volume
Number
161
New York, N.
4359
S. Pat.
Office
Price 60 Cents
Y., Monday, February 12, 1945
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Acadia
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.—Partial Redemption
April 1, next, $42,000 of
4Va %, 1st mtge. sinking fund bonds due Oct, 1, 1955, at 101V2 and
Int.
Payment will be made at any branch in Canada of The Royal
Tuere have
YY
Bank
of
been
called
Canada.—V.
redemption
for
160,
on
2289.
p.
held
for
"The
Secured Convertible
Notes due 1954 Through $28,335,000 Bank Loan—
corporation
loan
secured
and
of
on
Feb.
3
convertible
notes
due
that it had
announced
the
for
$28,335,000
1954.
They
should
not
be
a
made by a group of 17
The interest rate is 2Va%
banks headed by The Chase National
per annum except that to the extent
which the loan may be secured by U. S. Govt, securities the Interest
rate
will
be
1
The
loan
will
be
secured
by
approximately
1,098,000 shares of common stock of The Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
The Alleghany Corp. has called its 3lA% secured convertible notes
for redemption on March 5, 1945.
Money covering the redemption
price and accrued interest has been deposited by the corporation and
holders oMhe notes are being given the opportunity to receive imme¬
diately the full redemption price with accrued interest to March 5,
1945, the redemption date.
The Chase National Bank will act as agent under the loan agree¬
ment.
The participants in the loan are as follows: The Chase National
Bank of the City of New York, Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. of
New York, Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association of
San Francisco, The First National Bank of Chicago, National Bank of
Detroit/ The Pennsylvania Co. for Insurances on Lives and Granting
Annuities
of Philadelphia,
American Trust Co. of San Francisco,
Cleveland Trust Co., Glrard Trust Co. of Philadelphia, Central National
Bank of Cleveland, First National Bank of Cincinnati, Manufacturers &
Traders Trust Co, of Buffalo, The National City Bank of Cleveland,
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Harris Trust & Savings Bank
income
tax
for the year
1944," he added.—V. 160,
Press
dispatches
from
Buenos
Aires,
Feb.
Five
the
power
group
the
are
American Cable & Radio Corp.—New
This
In
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VY.;\Y;
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-.
,
688
CIeveIand\Stock
/
serving
The
company
Terminal
Illinois
on
steel flat cars.—V.
6 announced the receipt of an order from
for 50 50-ton 53-foot 6-inch Victory Model
Edward J. Savarese, Treasurer,
the
total
"capital
dividends
gain
by
paid
the
on Jan. 26 announced that 100%
corporation in 1944 is designated
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of
1944 Federal
the sale or exchange of capital assets
SPECIALIST J7V
Alvin
Established 1922
710
and Sales
reserves
$0.28,
for Federal income
$0.68
taxes.
net of
1943
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.702
702
The Course of Bank Clearings
;
701
Foreign Exchange Rates
702
4
Banks
702
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
System
702
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions New York Curb Exchange——
Stock and Bond Averages
Auction
Sales
—_
G.
(Chemical
Brush,
Chairman,
Marietta,
Co.,
recently that two wholly
Works, Inc., Haledon, N. J., and
Ohio—have been merged to form
announced
Color
Harmon
Dyestuffs
Inc.
now is manufacturing war products, indyes for smoke grenades and signal shells; ingredients for
incendiary bombs and flame throwers, and camouflage colors.
This
affiliate
recently won the Army-Navy
"E" award for outstanding
production of quinacrine hydrochloride (atabrine), the anti-malarial
drug.
/
Producers of acid colors
and intermediates for the dye industry
before
the war, the Marietta company now
is a large producer of
try before Pearl Harbor and
2-amino
683
•
zene,
a
services.
683
683
The
thiazole, a sulfathiazole intermediate; DiNitro chloride benbase for high explosives; and uniform dyes—all for the armed
Y'Y -»Y~-'Y
Ohio
ticide
702
._y
—
Corp.—Forms
cludng
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve
Products
According to Mr. Brush, the consolidation will bring no change in
management, personnel or plant locations.
Harmon Color Works, acquired by the parent corporation in 1942,
produced organic colors for the automobile and farm machinery indus-
Dividends Declared and Payable.
unit
which
is
also
Is
a
major supplier of DDT, the wonder insec¬
in war areas.
Marietta Dyestuffs was
used
widely
acquired by American Home Products in 1944.
Principal
Chairman
of
officers
of
the
the
board;
company
new
Victor
J.
are:
Chartrand,
George A. LaVallee,
President; Vincent C.
Madden, Walter F. Silbersack, C. H. W. Whitaker
and C. W. Tarbet, Vice-Presidents; Herbert E. Carnes, Treasurer, and
Thomas H. Brown, Jr., Secretary.—V. 161, p. 202.
: r
Harold
Central Argentine and Andes Electric
T.
companies.
American Phenolic Corp.—Initial Dividend—
Tucuman
The
Two other subsidiaries of American & Foreign Power, the
Tramway and Tucuman Hydroelectric companies, previously
were expropriated by provincial
authorities, and the amount of com¬
pensation paid is now being contested in the courts.
The
investigating
commission
charged
the
American
8c
Argentine commercial law,
with
of
share
.-y
v..
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Y,.;
The report concluded that the Government.should proceed to nation¬
alize
public utilities
economic. possibilities permit.",
Markham Cheever, American & Foreign Power executive who super¬
vises operations of the companies concerned, said in New York City
"as
soon
as
-
ELECTRONICS
on
y;
'
corporation
resulted
During
I
Kobbe, Gearhart & Company
INCORPORATED
REctor 2-8(i()0
Security
Dealers Association
NEW YORK 5
Philadelphia Telephone
Enterprise 6915
Bell Teletype
New York 1-576
I '.,-'
the
us an
March
31
of
to
15
1
•
cents
shareholders
-
per
of
.
Corp. (of Del.)—Annual Report
after expenses
earned from dividends and interest,
sale or
effective market place for large
or
small
BLOCKS of SECURITIES
which
I
Telephone
payable
161, p. 562.
dividend
Banks, Corporations and Individuals have found
>
I
York
initial
(50,764)
$290,256
exchange of securities.
the year the number of shares of the corporation's: first
stock outstanding was reduced from 57,400 to 42,415—a
from
preferred
INDUSTRIALS
New
stock,
an
and taxes, $294,948, or $5.81 per share on the average number
of first preferred shares outstanding during 1944.
A profit of
j
NASSAU STREET,
common
17.—V.
American Superpower
The
RAILS
Members
the
March
record
declared
have
directors
Foreign
various violations of
accused
monopolistic practices, Mid declared their international or¬
enabled them to elude the, surveillance of the Argentine
NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
Bell Teletype: NY 1-573
1941
$522,527
$0.01
quarter of
dividends
Marietta-Harmon Chemicals,
State and City Bond Offerings
45
Telephone: HAnover 2-2600
1942
$279,855
.
$113,130
$0.18
Home
affiliates.—
Marietta
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT
.
with
American
665
Municipal Bonds
80 BROAD STREET
Subs.)—Earnings—
1943
•
Unit—
Miscellaneous Features
,
qAllen & Company
preferred
eent per common
0; '
General Corporation and Investment News.
FLORIDA & NEW JERSEY
•
% ' '
Government.
as
1944
$213,351
1944 indicated profit was $105,254,
to nine cents per common
share,
of $68,366, equal to less than one
share,—V. 160, p. 2394.
' -
compared
ganization
Corp.—Tax Ruling-
performing
Inc., Franklin Real Estate Co., Indania Frank¬
the Duncan Falls Co.—V. 161, p. 305.
sh.
December
after
owned
them
which should be reported on
dividends,"
income tax return as gains from
Y
699
70(L
Power
161, p. 305.
American Foreign Investing
the extent of
696
South Argentine, East Argentine,
Co.
(to
properties are
all interests, direct or
order to conform with
depreciation and
repairs,
the
For
Vesce,
Con¬
Corp.
companies).
that if the above-named
stated
also
com.
equal
these areas will be through, or connecting,
cities in the United States, Canada and
Feb.
RR.
After
per
which
requested
tract—.
:
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the interest of the war effort.
American Car & Foundry Co.—Receives Large
Service
above-named
tOn 584,950 shares of common stock.
693
Federal
flights
the
profit—_—__—v
tEarnings
693
Exchange—-..
Electric
&
Gas
for
properties), Beech Bottom Power Co., Inc.,
Co., Windsor Coal Co., Southern Qhio
Branch RR., Wheeling Electric Co., and
Coal
Twin
American Hide & Leather Co. (&
696
*
Over-the-Counte^ Markets
selling commis¬
for 4,825 shares
flights to all principal
Mexico.-V, 161, p. 561.
an
Public
in its tentative conclusions that the prop¬
6 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
Net
696
696
Toronto Stock Exchange
The corporation on Feb. 7 resumed service into five cities where
operations had been suspended due to wartime restrictions.
New
and Bridgeport in Connecticut, Springfield-Westfield in Massa¬
chusetts. Akron, Ohio, and Lynchburg, Virginia, saw their first flag¬
:
Curb
service
House
Co.,
Radford Limestone Co.,
lin Real Estate Co., and
____ —
Toronto Stock Exchange^—Curb Section
Haven
Y.Y The
the
694
Exchange.;—695
695
695
Montreal Stock Exchange
Montreal
^
when the Army
regarding
of
(B)
retained, the company must divest itself of
indirect, in the following nine companies in
(B) (1) of the Act:
Atlantic City Electric Co., Deepwater Operating Co., South Pennsgrove
Realty Co., Scranton Electric Co., West Pittston-Exeter. RR.,.
694
—.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stock Exchange
Offering—Shields & Co.
the post-Pearl Harbor period
11
Section 11
693
693
—-
_
American Airlines, Inc.—Resumes Suspended Service
since
water
Power
Service
The Commission
684
—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
458.
American to curtail service in
for
American
673
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-,-—
and allotments made on the basis of 93.2%. A total of
:38 purchases was made by 18 firms. The largest allot¬
ment was 930 shares and the smallest 25 shares.—V. 161.
ships
under Section
company
American
of
Public
New York Curb Exchange
Baltimore Stock Exchange—
completed in 15 minutes Feb. 5 a special offering on the
York Stock Exchange of 4,000 shares of common
'
Com¬
on
the
of
services
New
p.
Rules
conclusions
take to conform with the operations of the American holding company
system to the standards of Section 11 (B) (1) of the Act.
Issue
Chicago Stock Exchange._—„—_J
:
Co.—SEC
tentative
Appalachian. Electric Power Co., West Virginia Power Co., Indiana &
Michigan Electric Co., Kanawha Valley Power Co., Kentucky 8c West
Virginia Power Co., Inc., Kingsport Utilities, Inc., Ohio Power Co. (ex¬
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)—-™-
a
stock (par $25) at $91 Vs per share, less a
sion of $1.10 a share. Bids were received
Argentine,
Windsor
Official—
YY:YYY^:
American Can Co.—Special
-
the
its
7
Consolidated with American's application is a proceeding instituted
by the Commission pursuant to Section
11
(B1
of
the Act and
designed to determine what action American and its subsidiaries should
cept
director of Mackay
Radio & Telegraph Co.. and is Comptroller of All America Cable &
Radio, Inc., The CommerciarCable Co. and The Cuban All American
Cables, Inc., all I. T.- 8c T. affiliates.—V. 161, p. 458.
Lair is
application filed by
Stock and Bond Quotations
YY-''to his other officers, Mr.
Feb,
,
W.
addition
Electric
&
following 14 companies composing the so-called "central
may be retained under common
control under
the standards of Section 11 (B) (1) of the Act:
Y
Lair,
formerly Vice-President and Comptroller of All
Corp. and Commercial Mackay Corp., has been elected VicePresident
and Comptroller of American Cable & Radio
Corp., an
affiliate of International Telephone 8c Telegraph Corp., it was an¬
nounced on Feb. 1.
He has been with the I. T. & T. System for the
In
Gas
announced
Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 and set March 6 for a hearing on
the matter.
Yy-.XYYy.
included in
North
SEC
The Commission declared
America
past 14 years.
The
system"
redemption agent, 16 Wall St.,
New York,
N, Y., for payment at the full redemption price, plus
acctued interest to the date of redemption.—V. 161, p. 561.
John
American
the.
erties
trustee and
Bankers Trust Co.,
,
panies to Be Retained in System—Hearing March 6—
firms controlled by the American
Commission's recommendation.
They are
the 4V2%
announced that any of
had
2,
S
nearly all the Argentine subsidiaries of Amer¬
ican & Foreign Power Co., Inc., wa6 recommended Feb. 2 in a report of
a
commission investigating utility company concessions in Argentina./
The recommendation, which is aimed at the eventual nationalization
of the American-owned companies, would strike at the second largest
American financial interest in Argentina.
deben¬
tures ^ue Aug. 1, 1961, which were recently called; for redemption on.
March 1, 1945, at 101'/a and interest, may be presented at any time
the
,h,
courts of
of
Boston Stock Exchange—
to
2641.
p.
&
dissolution
-The
Allied Stores Corp.—Notice of Prior Payment—
recently
report "is in the nature of a recommendation only."
past, when such matters have been taken to the higher
Argentina," Mr. Cheever said, "any unfair or unsubstantiated
Ycharges or unreasonable fines have not been sustained by the court.
In the cases cited, the Attorney General has rendered an opinion to
the Supreme Court of the nation in favor of the company's position."
161, p. 562.
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the
"In
return
MISCELLANEOUS
-
that the
following:
Union Trust Co. of Baltimore, and State-Planters Bank &
Trust Co. of Richmond.—V. 161, p. 561.
corporation
as
Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Asks Dissolution of American Utility Units-
of Chicago,
The
reported
percentage is subject to subsequent change upon the
final review by the Treasury Department of the corporation's Federal."
Associated
consummated
purpose
of refunding its 3V*%
The loan is an eight-year loan
was
Bank.
months.
dividends.
,
Alleghany Corp.—Refunds 3*4%
The
six
INSURANCE
-
above
American
bank
than
more
ordinary
INDUSTRIAL
-
'
are
hot readily marketable.
INQUIRIES INVITED
,
I
HILL, THOMPSON & CO., INC.
|
120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y.
7
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of
difference
of
Co.
14,985
7,760
and
cash
Electric Co.
stocks.
common
or
Dec.
.
,.
themselves.
;y"/""
dividends
Cash
Int.
U.
on
income
Total
41,897
35,736
5,000
33.534
Cr314,576
inc.
Fed.
tax
taxes
Other
Prolit
—
ol'
sale
on
sees.
railway
from
Gross
ry.
railway
from
Net
23,938
Co.,
1179.
p.
from
29,111
35,164
20,033
5,278,915
4,000,671
1,679,715
612,244
2,491,044
670,694
Net
Crl46,929
ry.
—V.
2,097,474
161,
2,192.096
403,742
467.748
income___
oper.
applic. to divs._
$585,204
$626,963
Dividend? of $4 per share ($190,565) were paid
Eal.
'
1944.
during
stock
Sheet,
Balance
«
"
Dec. 31, 1944
Assets—Investments—stated at market values as of Dec.
or
at cost, if acquired after that date (market value, Dec.
$10,210,919), $9,502,564; cash, $1,329,451; accrued interest
$186; accounts receivable, $81,292; other assets, $121; total,
31, 1943,
31, 1944,
stock payable Jan.
10, 1945,
ter
receivable,
$10,913,612.
Liabilities—Dividend
reserve
.
the
on
:
assembly
the
Of
1
(235,207 shares, no
basis
202,137
of
The
$10,913,612.
plan)
■
had-
corporation announced ,op Feb. 5 that it
set aside
purchase for retirement of 6,900 shares of its first
$126.75 a share.
The offer will remain open until
business on Feb. 15 and tenders should be submitted to
the
of
at
National Bank oi Jersey
poration's fiscal agent, the Fifst
Place, Jersey City, N. J.
'
I change
If
a
$874,575
preierred
the close
yearv
The
City, 1 Ex-
The
■
butions
;
Realizing
debentures are subject to such sup¬
not be necessary to present such deben¬
payment. Also pursuant to the aforesaid
provisions, principal and interest payable March 1, 1945, will be paid
to holdeis or debentures not so lully registered and stamped, only upon
presentation of their debentures and coupons, if any, for stamping
to indicate that' such payment has been made, .at, the principal office
of the aforesaid trustee at 40 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
Charles W. Devov is President; of the corporation, which is located
at 57 William St., New York, N. Y.—-V.' 160, p.
617.
tnat such
indicate
to
plemental indenture. , It will
tures in order to obtain such
-
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Utility Board
No Authority to Regulate Intrastate
Li;=rht Co.—Arkansas
Arkansas Power &
Contends FPC Has
Power
announced that it would
participate in the Arkansas Power & Light Co.'s suit to determine
whether
the
company
should be
regulated bv the Federal Power
Commission cr the Arkansas Utilities Department, and would seek a
Commission
Utilities
'
ordered the power company
not use the -"original cost''
why it should
theory of accounting in establishing a rate base.
The Arkansas Utilities Commission had ordered the utility to reduce
its
rates last June,
but using the
"prudent investment" formula it
set the Tate base for the company several million dollars higher than
the "original cost" base proposed by the FPC.
The Commission will
contend FPC has no authority to regulate an intrastate utility.
The State Commission
in its order said:
"The department finds
that the FPC is undertaking to usurp the power and right reserved
to the State of Arkansas to regulate public utilities operating exclu¬
sively in (his State.
If the asserted power and jurisdiction of the FPC
over corporate
records and accounts of A. P. & L. is exercised as now
indicated the
power of the State
to supervise, regulate and control
the
official
corporate
books and
accounts of utility corporations
operating exclusively in this State will be substantially curtailed if not
entirely destroyed."—V. 161, p. 3Q6
show
Feb.
cause,
20.
Delaware—Debentures Called—
7% cumulative income debentures (subordi¬
redemption on.March 7,
interest.'
Payment will be made at The First
Armour & Co. of
next,
Broad
York,
New
trustee,
Dearborn St., Chicago,
the City of New York, 11
South
38
Bank of
National
Chase
The
Y.
N.
eficawe
accrued
the
160,
of
payment
awaiting
drilled
the
full
& Co.
Armour
(I1J.)—Calls 7%
Co.
&
Armour
Income Debentures—
above.—V. 161, p. 562.
(of Dei.)
Armstrong Cork Co.—New Director—
Jr., of Port Chester, N. Y., has been
directors to fill the vacancy caused by the
Carey,
Gibson
W.
the
of
board
Dwight L.
Aimstrong.
"
,
a
Carey is President of the Yale & Towne
Pest President of the United States Chamber
of
the
New
York.—V.
Trust
Irving
and
Co.
Palmohve-Peet
1C0,
p.
Co.
of
trustee
a
1394.
of
the
elected to
death of
,
Mr.
director
Manufacturing Co. and
of Commerce.
He is a
New
York and-, of Co'galeMutual Life Insurance Co. of
.
Associated Electric Co.—Chairman Elected—
Stanley Clarke has been elected
of
this
company.
He
trustee of Associated
p.
has been
a
.
Chairman of" the board of directors
director since October, 1941, and is
the parent company.—V. 161,
/""
.
■'.'■/■".'.••
'/
in
funds
the
a
development of said
BaTnsdall
Canyon
Oil
in
Co.
leases
drilled
been
developing said property.
the
"Ih
of
this
in
funds
a
electric
output
of
of
kwh.
141,028,988
the
the
for
Associated
'■ ■'•
Gas &
Associated
the
week
4,624,744 kwh., or 3.4%, over the
Shares
Ruled
land
in
belt
its
Prov. for accrued Fed.
•Previous
-
Total
■
Change in Name—
of
various
■:
-
Electric
Corp.
The
$425,797
$424,762
$421,933
losses from sale of securities.
securities during 1944 amounted to 810,loss from sales of securities to Dec. 31,
Sheet, Dec.
Balance
$5,962;
bank,
in
31,
1911
receivable,
sales of
dividends
interest, and
investments in securities at cost (*e s proceeds of
approximate market
vlue $4,667,235), $4,184,204;
expenses and deferred' charges, $312; total, $4,213,627.
$23,149;
prepaid
rights,
Earnings Higher—
■
meeting, May 9, on a
Liabilities--Accrued liafci'itles, $9,832;. capital stock (260,860 sl\#rcs,
proposal to change the name oi the company to Inter-American Oil
•no par), $9,953,025;
paid-in surplus, $239,8)0; earned surplus, $1C,879;
Cox p., it was announced on Jan. 30 by T. Riebey, President,
total, $4,213,627.
Net
income
in
1944
was about
$850,000, or something over $2 a',
Note—»The approximate market value at Dec. 31. 1944, of the in—
share, compared with net income of $663,797. or $1.70 a share in 1943.
..vestments owned was $4,667,.*3". On that ba-is the net worth of the
It was explained that
the change in name is linked to the future
.Trust at that d^te amounted to $4(('86,825, and the net asset value per
business of the company, vliiqh is expected to be principally in oil.
"hare of the 26.0,860 shares outstanding was $17.97.—-V. "160>, p. 1290"
Varied activities in the paving and roofing materials field in the past
and. lately, in shipbuilding, have been discontinued.
Browp Cp.* Berlin, N. II—^Scrip Certificate Redemp¬
" Announcing the change, the board sa d:
"The directors believe that the corporation's name should be more
tion Privilege—
descriptive of its business than is now the case.
'Barber' has been
The scrip certificates for fractional shares of voting trust certifi¬
chiefly associated with branches of the business which have been
cates having exp.red cn Jan.
2, 1945. the Trustees under the voting
discontinued, .namely, street paving and tne manufacture and sale cf
trust agreement have sold as therein required voting trust certnicites
prepared roofings. Furthermore, wn.le large-s.ale product on of natural
for
the number and class of shares l'epresented
by such strip cer¬
asphalt from the Trinidad Lake w'll be resumed as soon as ocean/;
tificates outstanding, it was announced on Feb. 6.
transport is available, it is anticipated that the corporation's major
" Each holder of any such outstanding scrip certificates shall be
activity in future years will be oil.
entitled
to receive only
hi.? proper proportion of the net proceed?
"
"As the corporation owns plants and' properties in this country
of .-uch
sale, that is $1,053 for each l/40th of a. share of preferred
and has reserves of raw materials not only in this country but in
stock ard $1
for each one-half of a share of common stock, upon
.Venezuela and Trinidad, the proposed new name 'Inter-American Oil
surrender of his scrip certilicates to an agent on or before Feb, 6,
Corp.' will be descriptive both ol properties
and business.
The
1946 and any scrip certificates therealter remaining outstanding shall
directors believe the change to be advaniageous and recommend it to
stockholders
The
at
vcte
will
the
annual
•
•
-
stockholders."
the
addition
In
to
,
Trinidad
the
and
Venezuela oh
interests, Barber has
deposits of gilsonite in Utah and' Colorado.
Gilsonite is hydrocarbon in a solid form which yields about two-thirds
of its
weight in liquid petroleum ar.d cne-third in petroleum coke.
Barber's holdings ot gilsonite properties are estimated
equivalent to
150,000,000 barrels of oil, the company states.
Development of these
holdings to large production is not expected before the end of the waf,
the company reports.—V. 160, p. 2396.
"
.V'.
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..."•;" '
v. -v*::
:% (W2;.?
development
large
^
' •'
For preferred rcrtp
Chase National Bank
-of the City of New York, New York City; Guardian Trust Co,,
Mont¬
real; and The Royal Trust Co., Toronto.
For
common
scrip certificates:
State Street Trust Co.; Boston;
The
Continental
Bank & Trust Co. of New York, New York City;
Guardian Trust
Co., Montreal; and The Royal Trust Co., Toronto.
—V. 161, p. 459.
>
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be null and vpid.
<
The
several agents
Bath Iron Works .Corp.—Contracts
..
' ■'
report
As
of
Dec.
31,
thiv'corporation
1944,
1,
had unbilled contracts total¬
the
During
1944.
Unbilled balance of contiacts
adjs.
decreases or other
series
of
Associataed
Co.,
_
*' !
&
Electric
preferred
'
^
has
Oct.
in
1.
—$131,462,125
45,058,094
1944
contract price during
period
/
which
r .
,t
t-
^
registrar for
during
Billings
period________;_
balance Dec.
31,
,—
-----—•
30,085,619
last
1:—$56,318,411
1944___
Dec.
31.
new
this
contracts received during the
1944
Net decreases
or
quarter ended
adjustments in contract
Gross
prices dur¬
period_________
~
1
year.—V, 160,
p.
lrom
Net
Net
1,920,000
from
ry.
oper.
in Maine—Earnings—
1944
railway
,
$600,198
271.554
83,05?
""
railway
Unbilled
balance
Total unbilled
Total
—V.
niimber.'of
160.
p.
Dec.
balance
31.
of
1944___.__^__.._..__.;_..-.. $15,780,000
income
contracts
employees Dec.
2290.
31,
From Jan. 1—;
Gross
from
1944..
$72,0u8.411
Net
from
1944____;.n_,.rsn__^_
9,420
Net
ry.
as
at Dec.
31.
—V.
railway^-—
railway
oper.
161.
p.
;
income.
107.
' " '
"
1628.
''December—
$17,700,000
__
other
split of four for one,
Canadian Pacific Lines
,
Additional
a
to set up a sinking fund for its first mortgage
paying'dividends.
The present common stock is the
authorized by shareholders on Sept. 29,
obligated
was
bonds before
result of
■
Gas
take their losses
If they are not
this year the losses will not be recognized thereafter
Federal Income Tax Bureau, according to a communication re¬
,
Inc.—Registrar—
been anointed
cumulative preferred stock.—V. 161, p. 563.",:
$4.25
6%
ing
Worthless—
rr * l'r "
&
Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd.—Initial Dividend— "
The directors have declared an initial dividend of $1 per share on
the no par value common stock (out of profits for the year 1944), pay¬
able March 1 to holders oi record Feb. 15.
No dividends were paid on
the old common stock of the company
$86,404,030
that the
to
of
'
t
$72,098,411.
Oct.
Net
' '
.
Harr-man
biowii-jorotiiexs
which t c&riipared with a total of $131,462,125 en
the fourth quarter there were large downward
revisions
in
contract)?on"the books and sizable buildings,
which
reduced existing contracts, and additional new contracts were booked,
as shown in the table below:
ing
'
.
_
Canada Dry Ginger Ale,
Revised Downward
■
Less:
corresponding week in.1944"
'
4
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•
presently as follows:
Trust Co.. Boston; The
are
Colony
Old
certificates:
'•'
Balance
,,
Gas & Electric Group amounted
ended Feb. 2, 1945, an increase
and'preference stocks were told Jan. 29 that they can
on
these securities in their 1944 income tax returns.
taken
$604,535
182,602;
:
tota ed $414,918.
1944,
Ass-ts—Cash
Proposes
$591,712
166,950
into account pro;its or
1
;
421,933
■
paid
net profit from sales of
and the accumulated net
953
,
8,150
$177,857
426,022
•' 655
424,761
-
surplus-
"Before taking
:
15.129
6,983
$169,779
0Surplus income at Dec. 31
Thq
-
$201,185
15.178
$191,891,
•
r
1942
$600,573
174,776
'
&urpiu.>_.
Dividends
■
;
$175,812
Vice-President
—
_
Adjustment of* prior year taxes; etc.
Corp.—New Director—
Barber Asphalt Corp.
income tax.
income—
Net
;
Holders
from securities
Income
...
/; "
joints, in continued
1943
1944
$198,598
14.991
7,795
Deductions
.
re-elected.-^V. I31"p. 203.
and fuselage assemblies
Trust—Earnings—
Boston Personal Property
Years Ended Dec. 31—
properties."—V. 160, p. 1730s
the; corporation were
gears
161, p. 307.
large volume.—V.
the Ali 0
Greenfield has been e'ee'ed a director.
He is Assistantof Albert M. Greenfield & Co.
All other directors of
motors,
unslacking production.
truck—clutches, transmissions and universal
For
opinion of this bo«rd of directors it is to the best interests
and to its stockholders that this corporation con¬
cash now on hand to finance the development of tne above
Gordon. K.
electric
aircraft—pumps,
For
in
•
Bankers Securities
ammunition—more
arms
high point.
corporation
referred to
than 450 000,009 cartridge clips and
ammunition links already produced, with link schedules at a new
Small
share of the costs of
-
13,000,000
approaching the
and
up
mark.
upon which one producing
considerable ajmount will be
bear its one-half
to
of
acres
stepped
casings—output
practically
.
.
Shell
model,
impi'oved
an
01
"
viz.:
programs,
tanks—productii/u
Amphibious
one-half undivided interest with
160
2.
Feb.
doubled.
.
Calif.,
County,
and
this corporation
by
covering
early
in
on
least five critical munitions
at
the
acreage,
Angeles
Los
area,
has
well
achieved
directors
of
urgently needed .war material was entered on the books of the
company in December.
;
Mr. Davis pointed out that Borg-Warner divisions are contributing to
for.
operations upon which are now temporarily suspended
and
installation of Heavier equipment, is being
success is had
in said well and oil discovered therein,
considerable amount will be needed by this corporation; in
"This corporation is the owner of a
needed
mark
board
if
Unbilled
trustees
high
.
in
Associated Gas & Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
«
expected
sent this corporation's war
Gas & Electric Co.,
562.
■
"
at New Record—
cutbacks to materialize
production upward toward the
1944, C. S. Davis, President; told the
More than $49,000,010 in new orders
of
failure
and
orders
war
again
delivery
and
share.
Borg-Warner Corp.—War Output
well,
prospect
xor
prmo^al
New
developing its properties in- the Shark Tooth
Oil Field and large expenditures incurred in exploring for production
in the Aliso Canyon and Bacon Hills areas and further because of a
change in the depreciation rates on certain of this corporation's
physical equipment, all during the year 1944, this corporation has
operated at a loss of some $121,000 for the calendar year 1944.
"This corporation has oil and gas leases covering 1,880 acres of
land
in
the
Bacon
Hills area. Kern Count", Calif., unon which a
under
See
10 cents each; and Aug. 20, 3 cents.
the cessation of dividends, the company said:
of income and expense of this corporation for
corporation
this
open
have
that the directors have author¬
presented shows that as a result of extraordinary produc¬
tion expenses incurred in
the operating of wells of this corporation
in the Coalinga Oil Field and as a result of large expenditures incurred
by
be
ill
anu
.
redemption price, together with
interest,,tp,March 7, 1945, may be obtained upon presentation
debentures0 to either of the two banks mentioned above.—
p. 2067 i'
.
Immediate
of
Chicago,
of
Bank
at
St,
V.
and
112 V2
at
or
1978, have been called for
1,
due April
National
111.,
outstanding
the
of
All
nated)
Jan. 30 announced
on
statement
has
judgment against the FPC.
The A. P. & L. suit was filed after FPC
to
50-ton steel hopper cars to be built by
and 500 50-ton steel box cars to be built by the
Transportation Co.—V.. 161, p. 458.
1,000
1944
serve
Kates'—
Arkansas
The
of. March in
suspension of dividends until such time as in their opinion the
condition of the corporation justifies resuming such distri¬
to
stockholders.
Payments
during
1944 were
as
follows:
explaining
In
"The
Corp.—Payment on Principal
A payment of l'/2%
of the principal amount of each 5V2% cumu¬
lative income debenture due March 1, 1955, with interest at the rate of
51/2 % per annum on said payment from March 1, 1935, to March 1,
1945, will be made on March 1, 1945.
Said principal and interest will
be paid by check to holders of debentures, fully registered both as to
principal and interest and stamped by President and directors of the
Manhattan
Co.,
the trustee under the indenture and supplemental
••indenture,
over
Feb. 20 and May 20,
.
year
A-NY & B-NY
of
list
on the
snares
shortly after the registration
a period of seven days. • The
be made
to
Co..
company
financial
161, p. 562.
«1944.—V.
prospective
instalments
a
Bandini Petroleum Co.—dividend Action Suspended—
of
output
the
Steel
General American
the electric properties of this company for the
1945, totaled 85,672,000 kwh., an increase of 0.80%
84,997,700 kwh. for the corresponding week of
of
output
Power
100
to
being issued to finance not exceeding 80%
Mallet locomotives to be built by The Baldwin
are
five
of
Works;
Bethlehem
ized the
.over
cost
net
Locomotive
Inc.—-Output-
Electric Co.,
American Water Works &
■week ended Feb. 3,
will
each, on March 1, 1946, and the first day
thereafter, to and including March 1, 1960.
certificates
the
of
the cor¬
tenders.—V. 160, p. 2641.
•of all
each
will be made
tendered, acceptance
proposed issue of
on
filature in 15 equal "annual
sent
been
have
certificates
The
$305,000
.
tendered, purchases
are
than 6,900 shares are
less
If
with
basis,
rata
pro
first.
of
will be made on
tenders of 25 shares or less being accepted
6,900 shares
than
more
invitations
The
bidders.
*
The
stock
request for. bids
a
Commission.
Commerce
Offers to Buy Stock—
lor
issued,
trust certificates, series N, to be issued under a
agreement and
lease of railroad equipment (Philadelphia
dated March 1, 1945, subject to the approval of the Interstate
proposed
V '
"
has
company
is
offering
-
also paid an extra
$4,575,000. equipment
(10 cents par),
offered pro*
to the public at $2 per share.
underwriters are Kobbe, uearhart, Inc., and Bend &
Goodwin, Inc., of New York City
Of
the shares
registered, 2C0.000 are to be reserved and issued
when, as and if certain outstanding options granted by the con pany
are
exercised, and 200,00 additional shares' are reserved to be- issued
when, as and if certain stock option warrants to be granted by the
corporation to underwriters are exercised.
The purpose ol the
issue is to provide the corporation with suf¬
ficient working capital to develop and manuiacture Bendix helicopters
and
provide laciiities and working capital to accept orders.
The
coipoiatmn
plans
eventually to expand laciiities, presently leased
at Hadley Airport, New Brunswick, N. J., to provide a pilot plant and
experimental research laboratory
with adequate facilities for constuictmn 01 full size production models of the Bendix helicopter.
The
cost of completely equipping such a pilot plant will be approximately
$iOO,U00.
it
is also estimated that $100.000-will be used lor the
production of a full size production model Bendix helicopter,
"
In
addition, the company will continue general engineering" and
development work, including expansion of its patent structure and
the
preparation of proposals and solicitations of orders for Bendix
helicopters in both domestic and toreign ue.ds.—V. 159, p. 2515.
RR.—-Requests Bids on Equipment
Ohio
&
The
held.
Tlie
Trust Certificates—
$8 fust
1,000.000 are to be
registered,
to holders of the corporation's outstanding stock
lour additional
shares 01 capital stock lor each live
piLe tv. the stockholders io to be al.60 a
Unsubscribed shares are to he offered
dividend
a
15, last, the company
share.—V. 161, p. 563.
cents per
Baltimore
$12,693;
$394,639; treasury
£>r$496,ll3; total,
$5,237,571; earned surplus,
preferred stock, at cost),
$829,301; capital surplus,
stock (4,072 shares first
"
25
basis.
shares
1,400,000
portionately
Rate Increased—
1944, and on Dec.
during
dividend of
$6 preference
shares, no par), $4,648,700;
par), $235,207; common stock
(46,487
stock
preferred
«tock
first preferred
on
taxes (other than income), expenses, etc.,
norma! income tax and surtax, $9,000,
reserve for
for Federal
$42,615;
declared
recently
directors
r1"
jt
<■»"
^
has registered with the, SEC 1,400,000 shares of
(par 50 cents).
The financing is to provide workingproduction of 400 complete Bendix helicopters per month.
The
registration statement indicates the business of the company
' mudaimmtany ■.>will be tne mauwtacture of bendix helicopters,, largely
of 37.Vi' cents per share
on
the common stock, par $25, payable March 15 to holders of record
Feb. 21.
Distributions of 25 cents per share were made in each quar¬
The
,
,
Shares
Capital
Inc. — Registers
for
106.
p.
r I
^
stock
capital
now
Atlantic Refining Co.—Dividend
i
t
company
capital
ue^oims
$94,251
$359,507
on the first preferred
'
*
1
,
SEC—
.
railway
from
Net
'•
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^ vfi
Helicopter;
Bendix
1941
$232,286
16,533
1942
$423,791,
197,871
35,517
income..—
'\
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V,
Y.—V. 160,
Broad St., New York, N.
trustee, 30
successor
.
>%/
i
The
railway5,711,683
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
D) 338,385
and
100
Trust
Realty Corp., a subsidiary, announces that it will redeem
next,
all of the outstanding Ludwig Baumann & Co.
1. City, N. Y.i
1st mtge. 6'/a% serial bonds (modified)
int..
Payment will be made at The Continental Bank &
iL.
common
1943
$459,566
114,434
1944
$480,894
157,002
December—
15,
N. Y.—Calls
Co., Brooklyn,
&
;
:
With
Net
21,935
21,129
36.231
Feb.
at
$6.50
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
32,960
27,152
40,597
37,020
9.000
10,019
Cr290,256
The Elbeco
$6.50
stock, and common
purchase warrants attached to AGE 8s of- 1940.—V. 161, p. 563.
Also class A stock, class B stock,
'
Warenouse
Preferred
decision:
the
615
*
expenses-^
lor
Prov.
$539,083
20,000
$305,266
and
rights, legal exp., etc.
other
$427,257
$392,884
stock
$284,652
20,000
stocks and
transier of
All
619
5,987
•
-
issue
in
Expenses
$518,463
1,348
1,115
sees.
bonds
.Interest on corp.
series.
1941
1942
$419,922
$391,769
_
Gov.
S.
1943
by
stocks, original series, $5 dividend series, $5.50 series, $6 series,
series, $7 series.
'
<■
Preference stocks, $4 series, $5 series, $5.50 series, $6 series,
Ended Dec. 31
1944
■
affected
are
on
4
•
securities
following
The
■
Account. Years
Income
to
law.,
tax
by purchase
as suitable
opportunities present
*.
advised
management intends to continue the acquisition,
exchange, of additional shares of first preferred stock
The
Bonds—
ruled
has
Baumann
(Ludwig)
Tucker, Anthony & Co., New York Stock Exchange members,
the securities became worthless last Aug. 25.
Holders were
treat the (Stock the same as if It was sold at no value
31, last, subject to the short- and long-term provisions of the
ceived by
purchased fox
Edison
Philadelphia
shares, made up of 7,225 shares
chares received in exchange for Consolidated
New York, Inc., American Gas & Electric Co., and
'
Monday, February: 12,. 1945
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
<666
6,154,465-2,322,706
1,178,484
>
y
1043
$559,596
191,669
1942
1941
$403,089
127.875
75,519
.
$468,831
222,257
176,330
134,344
' •/'"
•
"...
6.467,429
5,133,375
2,798,986. ,v,2,110,547,v
2,168,500-
1,577,310
,
' >■'
3.7<13,f434
1,161,825
b'a>,i9b
-.
Volume
Number
161
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
667
/
"
Gross
from
Wet
ry.
1
The.
$123,757
*15,'536
$95,969
$101,415
$144,918
railway.—-.
*75,754
*36,358
*12,838
income—_
*71,329
*119,236
*72,471
*47,883
1,318,990
*562,019
1,415,503
1,400,699
*268,590
*116,670
*1,021,061
*671,124
*468,216
from
Net
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1,516,354
*513,134
*1,029,904
railway-
railway—
income..
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
161.
in
from
from
Net
Earnings-
ry.
1944
Gross
$8,412,000
Shares
of
Net
Earnings
*
*
ry.
240,000
$2.50
$2.51
$0.76
$0.63
provision
and
taxes
this
Operating
General
tanks
Federal
JFed.
taxes—[
'■■■
'■
k,''-
■
action
in
$185,863
$2,045,949
636,235
$1,409,714
$1,441,186
*
41,802
41,802
501,607
501,606
$81,301
$90,959
$908,107
161,
the
for
hundred
production
initial
a
2,000 sets.
will be engaged in
fighting fronts
three-shift basis,
sale
of
Mr.
City
Light. &
City
Traction
—V.
Service 'will
Public
Light
owned
stock
by
The directors on Feb.
sale, of
Jacobson
Sedalia,
of
Co.
$1,257,000
pay
Cities
by
$1,200,000
open
the
lowest
to
Mo.,
record Feb. 20.
'of
the
of
effect
The
arrears
the
on
and Dec. 15, $2.
dividend
current
stock
preferred
will
$4
to
per
Would Alter Plan—
V
the
March 15, $1.50;
Payments in 1944 were as follows:
15, $2; Sept. 15, $3;
June
be
to
for' the
Service.
bonds
The
and
of
•
,
close
of
1955,
of
will
serial
The
business
Feb.
Manufacturers
of
•
<$40
The
of
in
of
number
votes
the company's common stock.
its reason for the-proposed
represented by
Central
desire
Illinois
gave
the
reduce
to
shares
standing
of
as
of
number
voles
stock.—V.
common
now
from
Net
p.
the
by
ry.
a
ry.
—V.
order-to
meet
Commission'
a
for
bonds.
Re¬
the
of
1,331.358
Total
1943
$4,754,1:66
$4,897,009
1,374,998
60,796,386
62,974,869
16,813,780
57,446,744
18,136,202
5,190,600
9,321,852
market
The
directors
each
•—V.
6
declared
As
a
this
a
regular
quarterly
and
quarterly
an
extra
6%
further step
dividend
of
in
10%
in
a
the
17
shares of common
stock, plus $5 in cash.
will expire on Feb. 28, 1945, at 3
p.
m.
of
$829
t$5,516
■
in
1944,
f$l,985
$827
in
1943,
Coca-Cola
160,
Co.
.
class
to
call
for
convertible
tax notes, series C,
shares,
(1,412,922
redemption
preferred
at $110
'
>
-
stocks
16.
June
3,
160,
B
Feb.
record
March
par,
no
stock
May 10 by lot
of'"record Feb. 28,
on
stock
plus accrued dividends
~
•
> '
1
of
96
cents
'Jr
w
.
2
dividend of 40 cents
a
of
$2.50
1944,
Sept.
and
In
1,
par
the
from. Feb.
6
filed Dec.
1945,
fund
an
1944'
'
Substantial progress has been made
r
Commercial
and
Financial
Holding
Corp.
to
40
per share
each;
cents
and Dec,
permission
on
60
8,
offer,
Houston,
Oil
of
party
a
Electric
&
on the corporation's
will
•*'
*
•
to proceedings
in
recapitalization
voting securities—V.
'V-
*
,*■'
""
161,
205.
p.
*
:
•
Upon presentation
on
after
or
Feb.
15,
1945,
of
the
an
issued
Bank,
Chicago,
of
tribution
Payments
share;
and
or,
111.;
20.6858
of
said
in
under
cents
weekly
this
15,
390,298
1944,
kilowatt
corporation
territory
served
as
an
declaration
and
of
trust
for
compared
increase
of
as
Share
follows;
due
On
as
a
dis¬
semi-annual
Feb.
15, 25.221 cents
16.686 cents per share.—V. 160, p, 622.
•
Southern Corp.—Weekly
hour
output
adjusted
the
Trust
per
Shares.
were
Commonwealth &
The
of
agreement
at the Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., trustee,
at the option of the holder, at the First National
the bearers of said coupons Will be paid the
Trust
1944
Aug.
on
the
1929,
25,
Philadelphia, Fa.,
•amount
t
as
follows:
organized
in
to the
1922
as
Corp.
—
Revolutionary
Announces
the
to
week
with
of
show
ended
or-
general
Feb.
254,805,006
14,585,292
electric
for
1.
energy
business
1945,
the
5.727c .—V.
of
to use
device
sparking
and
Corning, N. Y.—Pension Plan
Works,
5,000 employees of this
totaling 50,000 years,
than
pension
plan
to
Crosley Corp.-^-Agreement with
Canadian Firm—
completed by this corporation and Morl'ats,
for production in Canada by Moffats
and for their distribution in Canada
according to J. W. DeL.ind Jr., director of exports for
Arrangements are being
of Weston, One., Canada,
Crosley peace-time products
the
war,
Crosley Corp.
Moffats
V.
161,
is
p.
,
a
large
manufacturer
108.
of
and
gas
.
•
.
electric
ranges.—•
,
to
of
269,-
week
565.
America—Renegotiation—
Crucible Steel Co. of
A
has
decision
been
by
reached
Government authorities that $62,-
the profits of this company in 1943 were subject to rene¬
In accordance with this ruling, the company has paid to
the Government $2,474,715.
This is the difference between the profits
to be eliminated and the credit for Federal excess profits taxes ap¬
of
gotiation.
plicable to $10,314,731 as determined by Internal Revenue Bureau.
As a result there has been a reduction in gross sales, less discbunts,
returns and allowances and also in sales prices under war contracts of
Another result was a cut of $976,139 in the post-war re¬
and a reduction of $171,837 in Pennsyl¬
taxes.
The provision for contingencies also was
from the Government
ceivable
vania
State
income
reduced by $3,416,486.
Net income for 1943
p.
V
•
was
not
2541.
affected by
the
in
*
settlement.—V.
■■
^
160,
•%;;;%•
■;
Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co.—Registrar—
The
Chase
National
Bank
of
the
City
of
appointed registrar of'the class A preference
common stock of $1 Par.—V.
common stock of $1 par.—Vi 161. P. 206.
161, p. 206.
subsidiaries
conditions
amounted
p.
per
Output—
corresponding
161,
discovery
engine operator
already
unusual
$12,789,446.
then
coupons
payable appertaining to the certificates for Trust Shares (of Standard
March
"
adds
further
was
electrical
•
Group)
Texas.
.Co.
enable
any
789,446
United
Combined Trust Shares (Phila.)—Distribution—
Oil
par value.
Under the
the .close of business on
until
have
and deliver their shares to the Union National
integration
Corp.
Columbia's
^■
dated
will
they
and entirely hew
startling
Ltd.,
at the request of the company.
The
1944, under Section 11 (E) of the Public
Act is to enable the company and certain
become
to
19.6%
owns
the
corporation, with accumulated
will automatically participate
provide retirement income at age 65,
it
was
announced
on
Feb.
7
by
Glen W.
Cole, President,
who
emphasized that the entire cost of the plan would be borne by the
company.
Tfhe plan was made effective as of Jan. 1, 1944.
More than, half of the group covered by the new program have been
associated with the company for ten years or more.
The company has
nine plants in four States at the present time.
Mr. Cole
added: "We fully expect to continue the pension plan.
However, we can assume no contractual obligation to do so, and reserve
the right to amend, change or terminate it at any time if circum¬
stances require.
If developments do force a change, the employees'
interests will be protected because there will be no reduction in beneiits
accrued, and all funds available will be used exclusively for participants
in accordance with the terms of the plan," ■
•
'
The plan will be administered by the following Pension Committee,
appointed by the board of directors: Harry M. Hosier, Vice-President,
who was named Chairman; William C. Decker, Vice-President; J. N.
Reilly, Manager, Technical Products Division, Eugene W. Ritter, VicePresident, and John L. Ward, Treasurer,—V, 160, p. 1398.
1,
comply with Section 1KB) of the Act.
Exchange Commission on Feb. 6 granted
and
:of Columbia-'Gas
United
Navarro
Adopted-—
20,
Company
Securities
V"'-
March
to
subsidiaries
The
of
stockholders
the
to
in; the Diesel engine field
either gas or oil as luel
which will cut fuel con¬
sumption of g&s engines by from 20% to 25% was revealed at Mount
Vernon, Ohio, on Feb. 2, by Ralph L. Boyer, Chief Engineer.
In
an
interview, Mr. Boyer said" that the new discovery is the
result of experimentation which began in 1928.
Recently efforts have
been rewarded by the successful operation of a natural gas engine on
the Diesel
principle.
This enabled, the unit to operate on a wide
variety of fuels, including fuel oil, natural gas, manufactured and
coke oven gases, sewage gas and refinery by-products.—V. 160, p. 1860.
of
The SEC has postponed the hearing
its
offer
an
308.
after
Utility
making
Cooper-Bessemer
value, payable March 2
following .payments were
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp..—Hearing Postponed—
United Corp. to Become Party in Plan—.
of
is
,
1944,
2293.
p.
was
brokers
from
,
in
2540,
p.
Feb. 7 declared
on
and
purchased
be
Farish-Watts-Collins
Co.; and its name was changed
present titled in 1925.
S, P.
Farish is President of
the company, y Its producing
properties are
'located principally in the Gulf Coast area and in East Texas,
and
comprise 65 leases on which 207 producing wells are located.
In
addition
the
company
holds royalty interests on 22,336 acres and
has a total of 55,725 acres of undeveloped leases in Texas, Louisiana,
Illinois, Kansas, Arkansas, Mississippi and Oklahoma.
The current;
daily net production is approximately 6,000 barrels, of which approxi¬
mately 1,160 barrels is represented by royalty interest:oil."—V. 161,
More
,
161, p. 308,
of
to
are
bonds, exclusive of brokerage fees.—V. 161, pp. 460, 308,
announcement
service
•
suvtax,
outstanding
A
which
7,559,477
stock
(176,624
shares,
no
par), $3,532,480;
shares, no par), $875,340; reserve for Federal
$370,685; surplus at Dec. 31, 1943, $8,727;
(87,534
and
which
.
Delaware & Hudson Co.—To Pay
v
j
New York has been
stock of $35 par and
$1 Dividend—
declared a dividend of $1 per shai'e on
the common stock, payable March 20 to holders of record Feb. 26.
This is the first payment since Dec. 20, 1932, when $1.50 was paid,
—v. 161, p. 565. :,
;' % % v
The
directors
Chronicle
on
Jan.
31
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B/Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place New York 7 N Y
REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Selbert, Editoi and Publisher;President; 'William D. Rlggs, Business Manager.
twice
a
and
issue) with a statistical issue on Monday],
Other
Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone: State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1945 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as secondclass matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New lork, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States and Possessions, $26.00 per year; ^.Dominion ot ^Canada,
JP®f
year; South and Central America, Spain, Mexico and Cuba, $29.50 per year; Great Britain, Continental Europe
NOTE: On account of the flucto*
(except Spain)V'Asia, Australia and Africa, $31.00 per year.
ations In the rates of exchange, remittances for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
:
'
William
offices:
,
of
plan
than 50% of the prior preference stock outstanding on July T,
has been exchanged and retired as the result of acceptances of
prior offers
of exchange
made by the
company
during
the
The
.
1944,
31,
plan
in 1944, and is being made iff
1945, as noted, in reducing both the funded debt and the interest
•charges thereon.
The working capital of the company has been
materially increased.
The retirement of a substantial number of
prior preference shares has strengthened the company's capital struc¬
ture.
With the full cooperation of the prior preference stockholders
and their prompt action in depositing and exchanging their shares,
the way will be open, with a
continuation of present earnings, for
the payment of dividends on the common stock.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue on Sept. 25, 1944, rendered
an
opinion that, except as to the $5 per share in cash received by
.
Dec.
"offer
Dec. 29. 1944, redeemed $1,700,000 principal amount
debentures and has called for redemption, on
additional $1,000,000 of debentures, which will
the amount of its funded debt outstanding to $4,000,000.
sinking
3>ear
~
$1,249
*
tax
Sheet, Dec. 31. 1914
$213,412; U. S. Treasury
Bankers
This
(EWT).
More
two
-
$7,561,462
;
The company on
1944,
class
Consolidated,
Corning" Glass
stock
cents.—V.
the simplification of the corporate structure of
6%
preference stock exchanged will be made on or after March 1, -1945,
toy Bankers Trust Co.
All shares of "prior preference stock exchanged
•will be retired.
:reduce
5,931,740
■
and
Deposits.will be revocable at any time up to 3 p. m. (EWT)
ton Feb.
28, 1945.
Delivery of the common stock for prior preference
-stock deposited, plus the cash payment of $5 per share on the prior
V
17,998
•
$5,937,256
$924
common
the
of
made:
•exchange.
1,
:
»
5,848,817
369,313
.
.13,298
5,808,318
bank,
holders
to
letter
Trust Co., 16 Wall St., New York, N. Y., will issue negotiable deposit
receipts, evidencing deposit of prior preference stock received
for
5 Va %
279,799
"■
$5,347,568
—
The directors
_
"March
,
$5,807,394
fv'
stockholders and, for each share of prior preference stock
for exchange, the depositing prior preference stockholder
receive
374,076
;10,682,
.
11
The directors have voted
of
toward the elimination of dividend arrearages on
cumulative prior preference stock, the directors
authorized a
further "offer of exchange" to the prior
have
•deposited
•of
371.514
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—40-Cent Div.—
Lizars, Chairman of the board, on Feb. 5,
cumulative prior preference stockholders, said:
ijof exchange"
<
$7,948,773
per share.—V.
A
G.
preference
will
$6,330,353
1944.
1938.
company
now
884
$6,232,327
amounting to 3,576 .shares,
outstanding
the
$7,947,889
199
cents
1.
160, pp. 2180 and 2068.
the
$6,330,154
598
10
Mar.
were
Rawson
to
$6,231,729
.
Collins & Aikm&n Corp.—Calls 10% of Preferred Stk.
Certain-teed Products Corp.—Offer of Exchange—
.
1941
paid on Dec. 15, last, as against 10 cents on Sept. 15,
the first payments on
this issue since Feb. 15,
were
These
Feb.
on
record
of
without
1942
1,048
in
tax
Dana
135
S
Seibert,
La Salle St.,
be
or from holders thereof,
but without solicitation,
price obtainable but not to exceed the principal amount
1945 to assign
1,
which
1943
$6,188,548
Co.
total, $4,787,232.—V.
share on the common stock, no par value, payable Mar. 15
of
holders
to
Corp.—Earnings—
1944
.
deficit
stock
A
income
to
Company's bonds.
consisting of 348,919 shares without
of
The
5,390,038
—
value
necessary,
retirement
Engine Discovery—
Liabilities—Common
class
10,984,858
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.—Increases Quarterly Payt.
35 cents per
5,832,619
$192,166,912), $3,532,480; class A
of Coca-Cola Co.
(175,068 shares, no par, market value Dec. 31,
$10,985,517), $875,340; total, $4,787,232.
5,088,050
—
stock
*p.
1Q.-688
paid
$166,000;
43,357,579
13,963,536
-
railway
-
'
5,232,725
including Delaware franchise
and $825 in 1942 and 1941.
664,130
383,913
income.
railway-
from
6,094,811
1
income
extent
by Consolidated
above-mentioned
6.507,822
'
Balance,
$3,666,895
280,196
Net ry. oper. income,
4,496,492
-Deficit.—V. 161, p. 308.
from
7,200,642
v;..
Dividends
1941
1942
$4,763,877
928,428
Gross
6,594,941
J—__„
Net
From Jan. 1—
Net
463,066
$6,189,596
Expenses
the
described
11.136,236
•
Balance
*532,344
—
railway™.—
oper.
490,009
—_
Assets—Cash
*473,766
ry.
1941
r
12,384,278
income—
*Taxes
common
*756,308
Net
1942
12,796,775
'
-y v
1944
railway-
from
from
1943
.
108.
Coca-Cola
rec.
?
•
-
December—
Net
'
7,458,327
Other income
"
Gross
of
"
:
14,244,001
.
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
•
transfer agent
161, p.- 303.
611,555
Calendar Years—
Divs.
; -
Utilities
the
to
bank loan
of
or
time
Houston, Texas, to purchase the stock held by them at
share.
The offer is conditidned on stockholders of Navarro
selling, in the aggregate, not less than 80 % of the outstand¬
Co.
A
shares, all owned by Niagara
Hudson Power Corp., will be reduced from $33,283,950 to $15,244,050
and
the balance of $18,039,900 will be placed in a new "unearned
surplus-special" account to be used for adjustment of book cost and
plant depreciation.—V, 161, p. 107.
value
appointed
1
,
The
been
$1,041,644
Coca-Cola International
t.
applied,
be
contemplated
effectuation
dis¬
and
payment
the
to
market
"Navarro
640.054
railway,
oper.
will
subsequent
of
ing
"terms
7
$1,081,381
railway—,_
161,- p.
thereQf
Cities
company
.
Co.
March
out¬
to
in
requirement 6f the New York State Public Service
the issuance of .$48,000,000 new general mortgage
Feb.
on
2399.
p.
$1,157,913—$1,178,993.
582,578
621,534
i
456,276
492,069
L
income
oper.
from
approved a proposal of the corporation
reduce the stated value of its outstanding (no par) common stock
SEC
has
value.—V.
par
1944
railway^
railway—,
from
Net
2180.
Central New York Power Corp.—$EC Approves
duction in Value of Common—
The
160,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
transaction
represented
160,
from
Net
50,000 both
the number
transaction will reduce from 260,343 to
outstanding shares of common stock and
proposed
$100
December—
Gross
into 50,000 shares lno parij without presently making any
the stated capital or surplus of the company..
par),
change
-the
shares
authorized
350,000
of its common stock into 140,000 shares (no par), and to
the 260,343 issued and outstanding shares of common stock
change
1945,-e-V.
Clinchfield RR.—Earningsthe
change
to
proposes
company
$40)
the Southern Cities
5% bonds, series A,
the
Continental Oil Co.—Makes Offer for Navarro Stock—
This
Oil
articles
its
to
incorporation.
The
<4par
1,
Trust -Co.
'.the common -stock of
amendments
for
$46.50 per
payment of IVz'/c on the 3% income notes
being paid on Feb. 2 to holders of record as of
was
Middle West Corp.; filed Feb. 1 a dec¬
proposed
of
trust
used
be
notes.
•-
-
Clinchfield: Coal Corp.—Transfer Agent—
'
The company, a subsidiary of
laration with the SEC covering
collateral
will
consummated
a
to
it consummated
Terry
electricity amounted to $181,500,000 kwh., compared with 207,600,000
for the corresponding' week of last year, a decrease of 1-2.6%.—•
161, p. 565.
Bank
share.
L.
kwh.
V.
shares of
be fi¬
10,000
purchase
$620,009
dividend
the
reduce
1,
thereafter
and
trustee
J.
retirement
proposed
sale
to
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
the
Citizens Utilities Co.—Interest Payment—
Dec.
sale
The company on Feb. 7 announced that System output of electricity
(electricity generated and purchased) for the week ended Feb. 4, 1945,
amounting to 195,200,000 kwh.; compared with 213,800,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week of 1944, a decrease of 8.7%.
Local distribution
,
161, p. 308.
due
of
the
insure
The semi-annual interest
payable March 15 to holders
of
the
in
Southern
at
will operate
said.—V, 160,
4
dividend of $4 per share, on the
declared a
6
cumulative preferred stock, par $100,
6%
is
discharge
in
Oil
Central Illinois Public Service Co.—$4 Dividend—
sale
assist
bonds
trust
Missouri Public Service Corp. by Cities Service Power & Light, parent
;of City Light, has been approved -by"the Missouri Public Service Com^
mission.
nanced
the
the
with
.
said
the- department
a
of
proceeds
and
by
owned
Florida,
of
Any remaining balof the proceeds will be used to effect the retirement of collateral
:ance
2,000
and to
investors.
securities
the
sale
that'the
proceeds
the
to
the
of
of
this
of
follows:
as
time
the
of the said
work,
the
the
on
of
the
the
pay
made
present production, schedules
total of approximately 350,000
persons
to
daily
the
the
to
beginning
announced recently.
converting thousands
that
Company's first lien and
If
above,
products of
war
plant
Cities Service Power & Light Co.—Sale of Unit—
The
107.
p.
for
meet
required to produce
pieces
Missouri
Balance
-V.
be
To
?
the
to
ordnance
proceeds
1958,
(b)
2755.
p.
$939,579
stock-
added
be
(Ind.t
institutional
four
of
consisting
charge of the Southern Cities Utilities Company!s bonds;
'
655,292
$132,761
assemblies,
deliveries
hours
22
will
Evansville plant
in the.
the
Several
France,
Evansville
•
Jacobson, General Manager,
and
technicians
are
already
feet
of
•quick
$2,036,478
53,103
$123,103
-
pfd.
on
857,600
in
designed by
engineers in Detroit, Mich., to
improved notation in General Sherman
Ordnance
L.
C.
separate
1,217,700
53.074
'■
income
Net
859,600
Army
Co.
pledged with the Continental Illinois National Bank
Chicago, trustee, under the indenture securing the
bonds of Consolidated.
Consolidated proposes to de¬
the event
to
Utilities
due
of
them
In
(a)
prior
additional traction and
now
workers-will
1,176,254
1,240,800
291,489]
and
15.
sets
1,536,000
1,434,602
$176,177
other deductions
&
Divs.
282,023
proft taxesj
income
Gross
Int.
1,542,000
I
]
income
excess
17,616,382
by
represented
trust
the
posit
Utilities
are
Co.
Trust
hvithdraw
108.
Chrysler-operated
square
1944- -12 Mos.—1943
128,000
128,500
96,962,499
27,857,442
production of steel overshoes for-tank treads,
Feb.
$1,110,730 $12,372,454 $11,611,534
4,727,502
5,249,504
505,378
605,570
expenses
taxes
190,401,106 176,644,686 137,067,138
52,477,894
74,923,371
71,669,580
26,079,690
36,557,111
36,794,983
income—
Engineers
1944—Month—1943"?
peprec. & amort-
&
collateral
the
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings—
$1,192,270
1,383,989
railway
corporation
provide
renegotiation
?
for
contingencies.—V. 160, p, 2539.
Period End. Dec. 31—
2,860,827
*836,035
further
is
It
hearing Feb. 14 on
Princeton, N. J., all
a
of
Public
owned
Consolidated,
549,259
p.
Terry
are
2,280,172
railway
mass
L,
Florida
which
of
1941"
1942
1943
hold
Consolidated proposal, to
Consolidated's invest¬
of 71,550 shares of
common
stock (par $10)
(the total of such securities presently out¬
standing) for a base consideration of $1,178,000.
It is represented that
the remaining outstanding securities of Florida consist solely of $1,.320,000 first mortgage bonds, 4% sinking fund series, due 1962, ali
J.
$8,595,768
income.
oper.
The
v
$602,191
240,000
240,000
Federal
but-
Chrysler Corp.—Adds to War Products—
$601,267
$182,985
240,000
charges,
stock remaining
preference
1944
*Deficiti—V.. 161,
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$151,387
share—
per
all
After
and
prior
will
SEC
in
ment
;
>
1944—3 Mos.—1943
stk
com.
from
from
-
*Net " profit—
17
$15,603,989 $14,789,93 7 313,833,545
4,970,323
6,301,918
2,324,106
railway-
railway
oper.
Net
161, p. 564.
Period End. Dec. 31—
of
Consolidated Electric & Gas Co.—To Sell Florida Unit
The
?sell- to
From Jan. 1—
"1 10 Days Ended Jan. 31—
1945
Traffic' earnings;
;—$9,225,000
(A. M.) Castle & Co.—Earnings—
of
excess
"offer of exchange" of
shares of common'stock plus
subsequent
any
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Net
—V.
in
share
December—
Gross
Canadian Pacific Railway—Traffic
cash
each
for
tax purposes.
losses for Federal income
or
will'not make
and
stock
cash
gains
standing.—-V, 161, p. 564.
107.
p.
taxable
no
company
common
$5
From Jan. 1—
Gross
in
results
1941
1942
1943
1944
of exchange
exchanging prior preference stockholders, the transaction
Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont—EarningsDecember—
Published
WS^'&u^dSy^(general^^news
ua *
adveVtisii?g
wuwr»;
Balance Sheet,
Consolidated
Unconstitutional-
Co.—Tax Held
Detroit Edison
Feb.^ 6
authorize
Michigan
collect
made
excess-profits taxes.—V.
Federal
——-—r————$8,805,774
—-—.
.
231,150
at¬
but
pay
161, p. 5.
The
Deferred
the warrants.
stock will be offered at $7 a share. The proceeds
be added to working capital.
,
.
_
Warrant holders offering either warrants or common stock are
The
common
161,
will
charges
;
—
Van
of
Portion
$3,599,531
771,540
2,752,275
2,172,990
$2,951,954
936,226
1941
$7,769,368
2,556,256
$5,772,521
2,225,541
production
maint. exps.-
Oper. and
1942
$6,579,536
1944
$5,177,495
calendar Years—
Bullion
Accrued
Fed., State & Canadian taxes on income (net)
Long-term debt
■
ft Common stock
;
_
—
profit—
oper.
revenue
$4,791,623
109,442
36,736
$3,045,622
$3,342,832
$1.56
$1.72
$3,846,421
$1!,98
Provincial and inc. taxes
1,177,246
write-off.
54,740
$2,821,088
$1.45
expl.
for year—
per share——
Net profit
Earnings
111,467
—V.
181,
P.
Dec.,
Jan" Hi®
or are
about to be added, to
Inc.—Van der
Dresser)—are not
included.
Renegotiation
In the 1943 financial statements a provision of $700,000 was made
for renegotiation refund applicable to that year's business.
As a result
of renegotiation proceedings conducted with a regional Price Adjust¬
ment Section, a tentative settlement was arrived at, subject to final
'approval by the Government's War Contracts Price Adjustment Board
at Washington, which would result in a net refund of approximately
V
'
than the original $700,000
earnings for this purpose,
Provision for
$50,000
more
made by a charge against 1944 earnings.
board
at Washington has not approved
been
Last-minute indications are that
indeterminate at this point, will be required
sion
on
auditors,
upon
proceedings on 1943 business.
our renegotiation
experience
the
of
Based
provision
a
made lor renegotiation
Capital Structure
Changes in
number
authorized
Oct. 16. 1944, Dresser shareholders voted to increase the
authorized common shares to 600,000 from the 350,000
and issued shares that were outstanding en that daceY-^*#
Of the new authorized shares 103,00G were issued tq-purchase the
assets
and
business
of the former International-Stacey, companies
On
•'
V'1 .7 '! •
three
the
new
.
Oct.
shares having a
Net
sales
prof.
General
fr.
Profit
from
!
'•. '■
■
j
tFed.,
$59,482;
income'
Canad.
&
_
$8,808,961,
Prov.
value
of
assets
$6,540,237
.
800,000.r;e,v.7p0,000
■
•;,
■
,
,
Interest
dividends—*—
$1,656,359
670,000
$1,851,143
586,250
$1,602,702
*418,750
Net
335,000
$986,359
shrs.
Earnings
outstanding-
per
$1,264,893
$1,839,952
335,000
335,000
335,000
■
$5.53
$4.73
share—
^♦Revised figures.
$4.78
$3.01
tAfter post-war refund and credit for debt re¬
tirement.
Note—Provision
$823,389
in
1941.
in
1944,
for
amortization amounted to
1943, $528,635 in 1942, and $224,195
depreciation
$724,214 in
'
and
'
—
8,331,195
11,181,616
tCr6,509
37,812
555,032
1,511,163
13,826
19,762
164,982
188,980
699,218
373,896
373,896
1,495,583
taxes on
5,000
40,000
67,600
1,532,012
1,033,891
6,062,806
9,016,518
capital stock tax applicable to the nine
1944—3 Mos.—1943
$761,462
$676,114
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$3,667,281
$2,891,953
4,858
22,968
13,826
19,762
*Cr6,509
37.812
164,982
183,980
373,896
699,218
1,495,583
555,032
1,511,163
5,000
40,000
67,60(1
6,477
3,491
^
—
for Federal
income
on
Only
(other than
taxes
Prov.
months
1942.
30,
.373,896
;
taxes
10,000
———
.
,
Balance
required to be reorganized by order
318;
.
$155,044,139; long-term debt—gold deben¬
due 2030, $29,178,000; contract payable (Arkansas
Co.—subsidiary), $4,000,000; accounts payable, $20,595;
accrued interest (incl. $1,479 for which cash is in special cash de¬
posits), $245,555; accrued taxes, $68,820; Power Securities Corp. col¬
lateral trust
gold bonds called for redemption—including premium
(cash in special cash deposits), $3,333; miscellaneous current liabili¬
$34,553;
$175,885
$154,503
our
39,504
34,686
28,167
$187,223
1,567
$188,789
$195,815
1943.
in
$276
3
of gross refund required in
applicable taxes on Income, had the
$565,000
1944
appreciation,
unrealized
2645.
~v.
*
•
.
the
.■■■.?
v
of
Ebasco
Power
&
Light
Power
&
Light Co.
1945, the System inputs of client oper¬
Services Inc., which are subsidiaries of
Co., Electric Power & Light Corp.
and
as compared with the corresponding week
National
«Decrc^Y''.'i,:
Note—The
above
■
Other
not
include
the
and
Excess
*———-
administrative expenses
expense—
i
deductions
profits
——
(est.)—
Y———-——--
income tax and surtax
Normal Federal
Less
37,089
tax
37,089
$24,991,447 $24,426,447 ;■
—
products sold
of
Interest
(est.)_
post-war refund of excess
Net
*As
1.1
: ••
do
-
$24,954,358 $24,389,358
;
income—.
—
Selling
%
*3.4
*9.1
103,438,1,155
104,593
^
figures
Amount
•6,132
' *9,093
;
Co._„
PqweY&
Total
•—Increase—
1944
1945
175,359
181,491
Electric Power & Light Corp-.-*-;-,:. 90,090 ~\Y*99,,183 ^
Light Co
§
profits tax
21,838,403
595,617
21,838,403
595,617
21,901
'11,477
130,000
21,901
11,477
130,000
1,932,000
Crl93,200
1,480,000
Crl48,000
$655,248
$497,048
Kilowatt-Hours——
-v,..'.
&
'
Balance
Miscellaneous
■
Operating Subsidiaries of—
Power
Less
Cost
v
'
discounts and allowances— $25,789,358 $25,789,358
provision for renegotiation adjustment—
835,000
1,400,000
Sales, less returns,
i'.i'o'\
1,
1944 were as follows:
American
*
Inc.—Weekly Input—
ended Feb.
week
'
Y'"Y:.i.'.
'v
■
companies
National
during
$10,127,978.—V,; 160,
.
Ebasco Services
For
$1,654,106; total,
Y.'-.-Y
as
-
-r '
:■/,.»
.
year,
.
/--i
^
:-Liabilities—Accounts payable for securities purchased, $9,235; ac¬
counts payable (misc.), .$pl?Y'qecrued tax liability, $844; capital stock
($1 par), $438,798; paid-ih surplus, $7,901,864; earned surplus, $122,£
:
final settlement after .credit for
effect of reducing the net profit;
previously reported, by the amount of $158,200, or
from $1.33 per share on the outstanding stock, to: approximately $1.01
per share for the year 1943, i ft
"Our sales for 1944 increased
approximately 35% over those for
1943.
From preliminary figures, which are subject to audit and yearend adjustments, and figuring Government renegotiation on the same
basis as that allowed for the year 1943, the net profit per share for
1944 on outstanding stock should substantially exceed the $1.01 for
1943."
; V ;Y V Y'.:
Y-- >vV Statement of Profit and Loss for Year Ended Dec. 31, 1943
the
for
receivable, $32,096; interest ac¬
crued,
$18,075;
accounts receivable from securities sold, $16,497;
accounts receivable (misc.), $14,626; marketable securities, $9,772,528;
»
However, provision In the gross amount of $835,000 was
renegotiation in our profit and loss statement for the year
31, 1943, by a deduction from sales, and provision for
taxes on income was made accordingly so that the additional
Dec.
Federal
—
dividends
$274,155;
which will be paid on or before
cost
for
ended
liability Incurred for the above years.
Sheet, Dec. 31,
Balance
cash refund of $275,059,
a
net
$385,083.
y;'..
income tax
been completed covering
agreement has been con¬
the
with
of the gross refund of $1,400,000, after deducting
the resulting reductions in Federal taxes on income for the year, was
paid—:
Note—No Federal
total,
1945.
3,
"The
$526,093
and profits—
$9,155,214;
stated:
renegotiation proceedings have now
business for the year 1943, and an
requires
$166,783
29,032
$343,726
$4,026
after
Feb.
30,865
$239,006
104,720
surplus,
Government.
The amount determined by the
Adjustment Board as excessive profits was $1,400,000, which,
credit for income and excess profits taxes paid on such amount,
Price
$197,648
$528,131
$2,038
—
Lippard, President, on Jan, 31
R.
war
summated
43,144
$215,389
79,486.
$273,691
earned
Truck Co.—1943 Renegotiation Pro¬
Motor
Federal
"Our
$194,206
$156,019;
reserve,
ceedings Completed—
Ended Dec. 81
$323,748
204,383
profit
series,
5%
& Light
$197,906,229.—V. 160, p. 2070.
1941
78,349
of Securities and Exchange Com¬
$30,218,881; unamortized debt discount and expense, $3,130,prepayments, $13,181; reacquired capital stock (973 shares of $7
preferred stock and 902 shares of common stock), $103,109; total,
$197,906,229.
mission,
$339,700
$188,789
$195,815
527,942
293,423
196,242,
173,963
•Gains and losses on sales of securities are determined on a basis
of favorable cost.
$Includes Federal cpaital stock tax, $1,687 in 1944
and $3,750 in
1943, and Federal documentary tax of $342 in 1944
V
advances—subsidiaries, etc., $148,demand, $14,337,146; special cash deposits,
temporary cash investments—U. S. Government obligations,
$1,044,000; dividends receivable—associate companies, $264,327; other
current
assets, $5,545; investment in subsidiary
(not consolidated)
Liabilities—Capital stock,
1942
$374,379
—
and
inc.
Net inc.
p.
30,
Sept; 30, 1944
Sheet,
Assets—Investment securities and
784,484; cash in banks—on
tures,
50,631
Dividends
and
the nine months ended Sept.
stock tax applicable to
capital
1942.
made
Total
Taxes
—
credit
•Net
eral
$118,887
$164,141
$623,564 $1,502,183
after adjustment of $18,750,000 over-provision for Fed¬
income
Power
r
$675,615
350,000
Surplus
———„
Y
Total int., etc., deducts.
book value of
1943
income
ating
$1,010 £1*
1944
—-Thousands of
Con.
8,296
1,631,212
6,477
22,968
2,089,239
3,491
4,858 "
10,000
Expenses
Net
$296,030
income
American
profit
11,173,320
8,503
income)
Other
31, 1944, was $10,117,286, equal to $23.05
shares then outstanding.
This compares with
on Dec. 31, 1943, equal to $20.19 on 323,911
•Prof, from sale of sees.
~
125,814
for
prepayments,. $3,420; total, $2,-
$45,286;
Expenses
1,088,110
i
"Net"
Common
8,322,692
161
income
T.
Total
$2,098,725
.
taxes
taxes
Fed.
Balanced Fund—Asset Value Incr.—
Income—Dividends
:
renegotiation
^ for
refunds
■•
1943
1944
$2,072,641
26,084
2,942,419
Gross
expenditures in
maintenance
Income Account, Years
total, $10,127,978.
"iUO'i.'J i
r.8I,tu6;t
$89,417
shares.
,
6,352,602-_%420,366
$1,077
Dec.
on
of the 438,798
each
net
1,691,220
State
——
I. Sheldon of New York and Henry J. Wheelwright of
Me., have been elected directors,; succeeding William Higgins
Finks Milton, both of New York, who had resigned.—V.
asset
Net
for
Supply
2,352,031
$9,971,509;i$4^70,936
1,631,051
Income Statement of Company
war
8,013,439
$4,734,317
Dr63,381
2,088,218
———
Sept.
ties,
$3,763,861
...
,
3,021
taxes
ended
Albert
518;
tax; provisions
.
1.1
:
.
•
,
11,173,320
*Full dividend requirements applicable to respective periods whether
or
unearned.
tNet credit after adjustment of $18,750 over-
long-term
debt,
$1,661,744;
total current and
$79,744; total deferred credits, $25,299; renewals,
liabilities,
Eaton & Howard
\ '.
■
Gross
(net)
■■
■
.
8,322,692
earned
160, p. 2645.
•*;••••
$7,086,348
$13,087,122 $13,524,012
3,948,445
3,299,167
$9,138,677 $10,224,845
Dr329,716
D/253,336
oper
Other', income
•
oper.
expense
-
-
-
1,631,051
$5,236;
Assets—Cash,
Gross
"
income
Benjamin
it is antici¬
21,710,339
328,252
2,086,218
—-
Balance/surplus
Eastern Corp.—New
toward the closer integration
48,975,018
345,089
-
(as above).
Prov. for. Fed.
$2^^0,472.—V. 160, p. 2070.
company
41,908,286
goods sold
72,176
of
income
$158,916
66,398
3,102
$17,915
16,838
$558,470; reserve for uncol¬
contributions in aid of con¬
service credit reserve, $15,159; other reserves,
$2,452;
capital stock (par $1), $30,000; earned surplus, $217,445;
capital surplus, $313,519; total,
•Year End.
Cost pf
3,768
(after deducting excess of net
cost),
average
Liabilities—Total
Year End. Year End. 10 Mos. End.
Oct. 31. '44 Oct. 31, '43 Oct. 31, '42 Oct. 31. '&l
Y $54,995,408 $62,499,030 $28,796,"687 $11,777,300
!
18,087,968
6,596,396
Expenses
Int. & other deductions
120,688
56,597
1,936
replacements and retirement reserve,
lectible
accounts, $17,157; reserve for
Consolidated Income Account
.
k
(at
accrued
shareholders also authorized changing the
from shares without par value to
paynvalue of $1 per share.
'>• \
the
of
14,440,446
5,772,665
to
interests—
equity
Other
980,472.
1944. Dresser
16,
shares
$155,149
695
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Dec. 31,
;
supplies
$104,445.
On
$17,221
$11,505Y
Assets—Capital assets
operations.
In October, 1940, when the present Pacific Pumps,
Inc., was acquired by Dresser, Pacific owned 50.2% of all the capital
stock of Mid-Continent Pump Supply Co. of Tulsa, Okla., a distributor
and servicer of oil well pumps.
On Nov. 1, 1943, Pacific acquired the
remaining 49.8%
minority interest in Mid-Continent, its name was
changed to
"Pacific Pumps, Inc., Mid-Continent Division,"' and it
became
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Pacific Pumps, Inc., with its
accounts included in Dresser 1944 consolidated financial statements.
This Pacific unit is relatively small, its net worth at Oct. 31, 1944,
cbmmon
3,218,699
1,515,472
81,291
public—
corporation in income of
Federal
presently owned subsidiaries as of March 1, 1934^' over amount at
wl)ich securities thereof are carried on books of company, $1,345,938),
$2,447,162; special funds, $99,579; cash, $295,731; temporary cash
investments,
$41,050;
accounts receivable,
$48,243; materials and
of our
being
taxes of co—
extraordinary
(a)
78,209 may be required for the acquisition
for which negotiations are now in
Co., Payne Furnace &
37,043
13,160
$30,730
16,123
3,102
—«;
companies
progress—Day & Night Manufacturing
Co., Inc., and Kobe, Inc.
Another step was taken during 1944
1,439,762
3,607,271
—
to
shown.
authorized and
of
$801,266
146,612
253,001
67,283
33,199
69,700
17,670
profits tax returns of the qpmpany
and its subsidiaries for said years showed no tax liability.
The oper¬
ating loss carryover resulting from the aforementioned causes have
reduced the accrual for such taxes for the year 1944 to the amount
issued shares
pated that a maximum of
21,454
209,462
applicable
Total
solidated Federal income and excess
Bangor,
' 1"V,
deductions-
surplus
to
•Due
and
Thus, as of Jan. 5, 1945, there are outstanding 453,000
of Dresser common capital stock.
Of the remaining 147,000 authorized but unissued shares,
12,051,246
divs.
Other
repairing the damage caused by a severe sleet storm and (b) loss on
the sale of properties of Northwest Carolina Utilities, Inc.,
the con¬
1,
existence
12,909,510
432,787
from
Period End. Sept. 30—
Blower
Nov.
on
2,751,976
Net equity
Net
1944
1,870
.
—
Income—
Balance,
1944—International Derrick & Equipment Co..
Corp., and Stacey Bros. Gas Construction
Co.
With their acquisition, these companies became direct subsidiaries
of Dresser Industries, Inc., with no change in their names, products
or accepted trademarks.
Their old parent, International-Stacey Corp.,
is being dissolved, since there is no reason for its continued corporate
acquired
2,633,420
—
and
reserve
minority
;•
12 Mos.,
$28,860
subs.
—
for Fed. inc.
♦Prov.
,
Roots-Connersville
30,139,214
to
Portion
replacements
income taxes
than
income
struction,
of
27,371,410
Balance
37,168
14,451
1,936
—
income
Gross
,
by our
to date, as verified
$750,000 has been
of
1944 business.
.
-
5,970,675
to public,
deductions
•Pfd.
37,623
64,757
15,842
—
retirements—
Total
even
an
6,450,153
provision for Federal
this $750,000 total
larger amount,
to effect a final conclu¬
The
revenues
renewals,
for
Other
provided for out of 1943
such additional refund has
refund.
29,706,427
franchise
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1944—3 Mos.—1943
$200,637
$187,993
*
Operating income—
report apply only to the
affiliate, 50% owned by
of America (an
26,781,608
589,802
subs.—consol.
Prov. for Fed. income taxes of
and Dresser Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
another member of Dresser Industries,
of
Prov.
Taxes other
covered by the 1943
sheet and
inc.,
and
companies for the year ended Oct. 31, 1944, with comparisons to the
previous vear: Dresser Manufacturing Division; The Bryant Heater Co.,
Clark Bros. Co., Inc.; Pacific Pumps, Inc.; Bovaird & Seyfang Manu¬
Accounts
5,943,509
27,166
(net)—.
income
etc.,
566.
expenses
Maintenance
and
operations of the same Dresser companies as those
annual report.
In other words, the consolidated balance
statement of profit and loss and surplus of Dresser Industries,
for 1944 cover the operations of the following member division
Horst Corp.
161, p.
power
Operating
,.
,
,
operating
Purchased
& Equipment Co.;
Construction C0;
Co.,
Supply Co., Inc.
6,416,549
33,604
income—.
interest
Net
for
reserves
East Coast Public Service Co.
$461,875
the Dresser Industries group,^
this annual
29,706,427
Elee. Pr. & Lt. Corp.:
Nov. 1, 1944—International Derrick
Roots-Connersville Blower Corp., and Stacey Bros. Gas
To be
acquired in March, 1945—Day & Night Manufacturing
Kobe, Inc., and Payne Furnace &
The financial results given in
27,096,608
315,000
revs._
of plants
income
Gross
854,260
Y
ftSAcquired
facturing Co.,
1943.—V.
in
Total
been added,
20,844,806 (22,603,949
5,943,509
Operating
amortization of $762,928 in
flAfter amount applied against estimated
pliability for Federal taxes on income.
••Arising from engineering
changes in
and
cancellation of war
contracts.
ttRepresented by
;350,000 shares of $1 par value in 1944 and 335,000 shares of no par
Inc.—Annual Report—
issued six new members have
annual report for 194.3 was
5,201,732
6,502,799
86,250
operating
Other
in 1944 and $190,981 in 1943.
1 After
contracts of $188,098 in 1944 and $762,143 in
for
depreciation of $4,603,164 in
1944 and
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Industries,
Dresser
Since the
4,973,282
$204,509
on
reserves
$4,277,280 in 1943.
SAfter
1944 and $481,444 in 1943.
Jan., 1944
1944
$402,354
$415,227
(value of)—
output
309.
bullion
of
payments
tAfter
1943.
"value
Month of—
Gold
1,237,000
approps._
Rent for lease
5,478,573
—
reserves
advance
108,699
Production—
Value of
Net
$28,639,274 $25,468,181
•After
1,762,498
31,823
$4,371,071
928,399
Outside
surplus
2,910,041
res.
Transfers
$5,749,441
1,305,343
34,006
$3,888,180
83,954
deprec
for
Earned
/
Total
Total
Reserve
$5,017,093
732,348
$4,023,280
768,343
3,438,981
of taxes
retirement &
•
2,120,024
300,000
350,000
—" 4,405,856
6,485,339
Capital surplus
Net
Non-oper.
' 2,085,441
—
taxes
taxes
Property
321,458
609,366
2,400,245
450,000
3,350,000
320,295
674,693
33,400,571
12,193,027
—
Charge in lieu
235,981
466,395
taxes, interest, royalties, etc.
salaries, wages, and commissions
Accrued
Ltd.—Earnings-
Other
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$
$ •
31,720,249 137,015,338 134,276,768
11,432,272 ,48,486,283 45,521,073
1,653,698
7,817,793
6,434,888
4,622,001
19,740,706
17,551,282
2,867,037
11,732,142
12,459,149
1,297,000
$
$
Operation
Federal
Subs.)—Earnings—
19.44—3 Mos.—1943
30—
revenues
Maintenance
150,000
3,118,298
4,016,672
•♦Liabilities
Mines,
Dome
Operating
1
"207,274
deple.
payable
109.
p.
Subsidiaries *
994,046
year
Accounts
161,
Period End. Sept.
$8,500,000
$9,500,000
236,042
267,547
$33,687
,
Electric Power & Light Corp. (&
•
bank
long-term debt maturing within one
earnings
taxes.—V.
$28,639,274 $25,468,181
payable to
Notes
———i
$25,080
$323,024
$335,169
Note—Operating expenses do not include income and excess profits
Net
61,339
239,162
80,105
' 3,317,837
242,230
—______
—
—
Liabilities—
206.
p.
;
1944—9 Mos.—1943
$590,571
$571,211
$80,161
4
Operating expenses
4,668,380
356,573
6,721,377
919,301.
:■'!•■":
w—
______—
Total
Greenburg, President.—
York, and Harry
& Co., New
Noel
Alstyne,
V.
facilities
♦(Emergency
Patents
under
401,834
—4,992,147
charges^—i————881,122
tlnventories
_
8,633,813
Investment in and advances to affiliated and
subsidiary companies (less reserve)
105,000
Post-war refund of excess profits taxes (est.)
502,464
Miscfeilaneous receivables, etc,
Y
113,777
IProperty, plant and equipment
3,212,495
earnings
Gross
Ltd.—Earnings-
1944—Month—1943
$63,945
46,474
38,865
period End. Dec: 31—
1943
$8,420,253
•♦Claims and
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
corporation registered Feb. 7 with the SEC 40,000 common
purchase warrants and 40,000 shares $1 par) common stock
issuable
East Kootenay Power Co.,
'
/
11U. S. Treasury notes
'Receivables
Diana Stores
stock
81
1944'
Cash
..
in
Oct.
Assets—
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan, at Detroit, Mich., on
unconstitutional a Detroit City ordinance intended to
collection of an excise tax from the above company and the
Consolidated Gas Co.
He restrained the city from attempting to
t/tl6 t&Xi
*| '
••• '
-* • .•
•'
Pending Court rulings on the ordinance, the city had
no
tempt to collect the tax.
It was set at 20% of gross revenue,
was
limited to the maximum that the company would have to
circuit
ruled
Monday, February 12, 1945
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
668
companies not appearing in both periods.—V. 161, p. 566.
of
any
renorted
renegotiation.
—
previously to stockholders.
tAs adjusted.
tBefore
§After renegotiation settlement.—V. 160, p. 2645.
Federal Water & Gas
.
system Inputs
profit
The
corporation
Corp.—Sells TTtUitv—
the sale of its Interest in West
Co. after the Securities and Excha'np Commis-
has consummated
Virginia Water Service
Volume 161
sion
Number
approved the transaction
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
4359
as
necessary
appropriate to effectuate
or
record Feb.
the
provisions of Section
share
Act
and
quarters
11 (B) of the Public Utility Holding Company
integration and simplification of the holding company
system of which Federal is a member.
■;
ftft-ftftftft-ft
the
to
The
Federal sold
its holdings consisting of 5,000 shares of $6 cumulative
preference stock (no par) and 12,000 shares of common (no
par), of West Virginia, to Shea & Co. for $1,675,000.
Federal will
apply the proceeds of the sale to the retirement on May 1, 1945, of
$1,098,000 of its remaining outstanding 5V2%
debentures, and apply
the
second
the
balance
of
$577,000
to
integration
the
and
simplification
'■
\
'
••
1 'y;\\
•>.'1 ■'
'
■
Water Service
Corp.-—Officers
Earnings
—V.
SEC—
Securities
The
second
time
would
to
stock
receive
the
in
reorganized
Gross
com¬
unfairly
officers
their
on
Federal's
turned
into
"We
the
have
had
occasion
because
interests
of
—V.
.
however,
be
of
In
the
Court
disagreed
the
with
Commission.
Columbia,
United
the
but
States
both
the Court of Appeals
the
case
be
that
back
sent
the
to
135,175
10,604,038
9,122,568
3,319,030
4,127,813
4,096,596
3,678,644
1,437,454
annual
to
report
stockholders
Jan.
issued
of
tAfter
1942
1941
$1,439,976
$1,486,493
17,348
ft/ "43,189
"43,191
the
and
the
of
reason
receivable
$26,780;
will
loss
1944
obtain
tion
is
so
Facilities
and
$184,570;
(after
war
On
U.
taxes
(Federal,
and
Govt,
bad
debts
depletion
State
and
capital stock
of
local),
($1
Goodall
have
the
by
Government
to
date
approxi¬
aggregate
credit
a
agreement
admin.
firms
$6,629,734
$8,047,825
$2,215,230
1,090,863
922,377
588,412
itself
filed
to
set
of
$762,372;
dividend
of
total,
action
an
value
a
the
$10,656,912
$5,538,871
$7,125,447
66,613
63,626
40,711
Warner
/Vol.
$10,723,525
$5,602,497
$7,166,158
$1,641,083
deductions—
53.991
79,194
74,240
22,788
payment of
excess
j
,*
,*.*
<
,
$1,626,818
method
of
—„—-
for
and
Fed.
exc.
Prov.
profits taxes
Mr.
13,915,000
3,617,500
$1,034,535
§$858,303
$1,414,453
Common
200,000
§$758,303
'$914,453
25.284
302,949
36,076
358,932
$655,980
$430,070
$519,445
$328,173
likewise,
available
balance
for
Gross
from
the
Judicial
Supreme
stock.
two
The
Assets—Cash
hand
on
and
Bonds, Series G—at cost and
ings
(after allowance
rcreivable
for
$5,459,153:
inventory,
543;
$89,473;
account—contra,
accrued
notes
U.
and
interest,
$85,512;
S.
accounts
Liabilities—Notes payable, banks, $500,000:
commissions accrued,
and
payroll
Int.
Federal
taxes
accrued
$258,907; >other accrued liabilities.
taxes,
income
convertible
$502,117;
$376,120;
160,
cumulative
preferred
stock
other
''OjV..
•>
t
f
_
^
' -
i
Title
15
&
Trust
Co.,
receive bids for
co-trustee,
"
will
until
from
ry.
made
bonds
up
on
to
Aug.
which
5r/c
1,
per
is entitled
annum if
last.—V.
160,
p.
on
the
directors
on
outstanding
Feb.
5
declared
common
stock,
a
104,451
$2,349,136
,
69,930
and
124,685
700,000
500,000
500,000
companies'
69,930
124,685
700,000
700,000
700,000
69,930
tlncludes in
in, 1941,
69,930
124,685
500,000
124,681
500,000
1944, $67,000; in 1943, $163,100;
$163,675
equity in
the
for
profits
excess
undistributed
$1,255,870;
$1,156,996;
$2,607,638;
and
of
un¬
1943
v
Consolidated Balance Sheet, June 30,
notes
taxes.
net profits
$24,887, $20,388 in
U.
accounts
S.
Government
receivable
1944
$419,838;
securities,
(after
reserve
inventories,
$5,307,632;
investments
property, plant and equipment (after
of
$221,617),
other
and
assets,
reserves for depre¬
ciation, depletion and amortization of $5,674,326), $8,349,864; good¬
will, trade names, etc., $570,000; option fees, $49,243; gasoline con¬
the
tract
(after
total,
are
$15,644,097.
of
reserve
$193,680),
$6,320;
charges,
deferred
; *
,
•.
-
$204,043;
-
payable, $762,629; accrued gasoline, local and
sundry taxes, $805,591; other accrued accounts, $2,517; provision for
Federal taxes on income, estimated
(less U. S. Treasury tax notes of
$673,598), $421,872; portion of long-term debt due within one year,
amount due to unconsolidated subsidiaries, $31,508; long-term
(excl.
portion payable within
one
year),
$79,854; reserve for
contingencies, $117,378; deferred income, $8,805; minority interest in
subsidiaries,
$674,104;
prior
preferred
stock,
7%
cumulative
(par
$100), $999,000; 5% cumulative preferred stock (par $25), $2,493,700;
class A common stock
(par $1), $500,000; class B common stock
(par
value $1), $500,000; capital surplus, $241,597; earned
surplus, $7,983,949;
total, $15,644,097.—V. 158, p. 2362. .-ft/ '//.,/ '
debt
90
days.
350
400
to
the
Holophane Co., Inc.—Calls Preference Stock—
J
increases.-'
auto¬
hands
The
of
689
distributors
cultivator
announced
directors
shares
will
shares
build.
was
quickly
$366,621
lieu
have
of
issued
were
called
$2.10
concluded
in
1929.—V.
share.
159,
has
to-provide
the
255,290
45,149
divs.
Common
group life and disability insurance
employees with additional non-occupa¬
1944
1943
1942
1941
$276,886
$274,813
109,553
$273,730
$256,359
109,756
107,210
143,750
paid
ciivs.
107,569
paid—.
143,750
143,750
143,750
—
$25,567
$21,510
$20,224.
surplus.
1,755,645
1,730,077
1,708,567
Earns, per shr. on com.
$14.72
$14.37
$14.25
Balance
Profit
ft
150,966
$44,179
$568,895
$565,750
12,469
115,305
170,481
$31,710
$453,590
$395,269
5,513
loss
and
5,513
66,156
66,156
Assets—Accounts
hides
on
and
U.
$970,796:
$36,515
$26,197
$387,433
$150,000;
Govt, securities,
(less
$1,150,000;
550.
p.
$303,990;
for
reserve
contingencies,
treasury stock of $152,500),
undivided
profits,
/
,
.
$1,697,500;
total,
$1,755,645;
/
di
lo
1
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings of Company Only-*-
1944
1943
1942
$255,589
$245,385
27,239
105,439
*32,829
11,379
75,381
*69,241
"44,372
2.814,668
2,613,753
2,516,981
1,670,591
675,604
382.567
661,420
322,929
257,959
*35,581
262,705
*38,541
1941
December—
$130,362
Gross
'
*3,444
Net
from
from
.
railway
1944
1943
>
1942
1941
$20,164,132 $16,660,118 $11,458,012
$18,260,171
railway...
6.587,551
9,994,742
2,223,330
3.115,675
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
2,143,908
4,300,279
6,738,298
.2,311,668
223,273,710 213,010,308
177,370,948
122.274,463
78.937,495
75,864,846
56,492,101
33,323.273
24,627,493
33,867,434
30,385,730
21,010,522
Net
.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
110.
Period End. Dec. 31—
v
Gross oper.
"Costs,
income
oper.
and
$2,427,248
gen.
ry.
ft ft
railway
railway
oper.
....
income...
Period End. Dec. 31—
V-..
1,441,584 ft
Ry.
$3,534,977
Ry.
•
3,647,900
S
153,957
53,411
264,921
126,704
92,393
242,419
183,271
$333,720
$282,601
$673,806
$543,584
147,935
189,370
391,824
193,740
"
Equip.
68,774
expenses—...
Dr)
(net
''
$
$
-ft-ft-.!
■ '
240,414
...
■'
11,998,218 167,071,959 159,790,230
5,259,927
58,826,409
43,544,768
"5,470,402!
facility-OaftV",!:-'
joint
1944—12 Mos.—1943
'
21.068.824 259,271.903 247,637.580
13,759,236
accruals!.
tax
&
rents
-
revenues.__ft/;.21,397,215
oper.
oper.
Railway
2,739.348'
'
1944—Month—1943
V..
..
Mos.—1943
$1,869,988:ft $4,829,047
!
v v.
,
1,812,867
Intangible devel. costs.
Deprec., depl. and aband.
the-close
California—Earnings—
1944—3 Mos^'l9*3 ft 1944—6
$5,-
via
-ftbiY,'
$218,223
oper.
$40,000; cash in banks, $791,450; total,
payable,
preferred stock
stock,
common
ft
'
$1,693,663; merchandise (cash advanced
$1,561,226; securities (principally subsidiaries),
Liabilities—Accounts
$329,113
-"■ft
$12.96
<
-
receivable,
leather).
S.
31, 1944
$5,399
1,688,342
>,
$5,057,135.
110. '
railway
raiiway.__.__
fiscal
Boston—Earnings-
earnings——.
Pfd.
372,767
518,817
$42,027
income
the
Co.—Report—
179,295
3,071
railway
railway
34,000
its
hotel's
Howes Bros. Co.,
273,000
$45,099
stock-.^
of
total
a
,
Corp.—Insurance Program—
revised
calendar Years—
Net
of
deducts.
Originally,
1555.
p.
disability benefits, extend protection to employees' families, and
grant benefits for death or dismemberment by accidental means, "ft ft-ft
The
new
provisions are being underwritten by the Equitable and
Metropolitan Life Insurance companies on a basis whereby the em¬
ployer; bears the entire cost.—V. 160, p. 2296.
1,982,369
288,000
redemption March 15 the balance of
preference stock outstanding.
The
tional
$3,779,437
2,290,080
corporation
program
1944—12 Mos.—1943
26,750
per
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel
The
a. sec-
250,543
$33
at
earnings given in the "Chronicle" of Feb. 5 are for
ended Sept. 30, 1944 and 1943.—See V. 161, p. 567.
years
oversubscribed.—
$4,320,292
for
cumulative
redeemable
Horn & Ilardart Baking
The
Secondary Offering—
—
is
tractor—
and
it
rural
in
334,448
'
4,420,211
6,041,626
the sale to ifc of income mort¬
.
to accrued interest of 2% per
earned.
A similar distribution
830.
dividend
payable
Jftft-
.
General Motors Corp.—75-Cent Common
The
82,308
$1,853,267
subsidiaries for 1942 amounted to
Assets—Cash,
the
on
Net
inc.
Dividends
from
oper...
received
be
fund
and
59,043
Earnings of System
of
75
Net income.
March
Earn,
•<•••
10,
to
per
share
holders
of
per
sh.
$481,655
of
stock
"Includes
$471,971
$1,065,630
Net
ry.
oper.
$2.11
$4.75
ex¬
28,953,324
38.260,956
1,326.908
61,037
1,0*1,697
3,585,991
30,219,195
39,271,380
Utilities
capital
.->■'
to
be
sold
at
avail,
railroads
has'approved the
stock,
deducts..
ft
114.899
'
for
61,273
and
fixed
(
!-,
other
fixed
•
Approved—
The Massachusetts Department of Public
issuance of 26,000 shares of .additional
;
3,476,231
.charges ft.......... 2,049,415
Interest, rent for leased
$3.29
raw
Haverhill Electric Co.—Stock
1,927,163
ft-v 127,332
income
Inc.
$2.15
:
5,139
cap.
—___
income
5.080
Other
$737,324
materials/ operating, selling and administrative
penses, State, county and Federal taxes.—V. 161, p. 310.
<
Dividend—
cents
1-
Miscellaneous
.
Vas
asking
houses
case
181,335
income
"Deficit.—V. 161. p.
July 1, 1936 to an amount sufficient
at prices not exceeding the price at which said
purchased at that time, in the open market.
Alltenders will be opened on Feb. 16, 1945."
v.'ft ft-ft ft >
The company on Feb. 1 paid 2'/2% interest on the income mortgage
annum
60.
98,003
from
Net
$37,070
may
213,597
1,013,394
$1,479,648
$2,681 in 1944.
trade
to
declined
270,586
pfd.
oper.
Net
par),
t
1,158,955
66,847
stock..
$252,725,
Supreme
From Jan. 1—
Gross
fund bonds dated
sinking
exhaust
sinking
and
May &
24,000
oxpenses
Insurance
business on Feb.
gage
ry.
/
Angeles, Calif.
bonds
and
237,186
Hancock Oil Co. of
•''■>
195,189
1,220,180
Liabilities—Accounts
has
1944—Month—1943
from
from
Net
2\z% Interest—
.to
who
into
taxes
other
on
Gross
v.;.;,:-.'ft ftftvvft
'
191,442
.
"
Stk.
202,579
Net
Gaylord, Inc. (The Gaylord Apartment Hotel),
—
Tenders for Bonds Asked—Pays
(The)
The
com.
1942,
Co.—Earnings-
December—
stock ($2 par), $415,968; capital surplus, $565,786;
$60,000; earned surplus, $1,345,247; total, $14,021,846.
1735.
p.
'
of
B
Gulf & Ship Island RR.
id RR.—Earnings—
$71,289;
($10
305,319
$3,680,579
$1,314,087
.
"Includes depreciation,
057,135,—V. 159,
common
donated surplus,
Los
offering
Balance
and
gencies,
ft
Cl.
Maine
the
expect
Feb. 8, successfully
profit taxes
—V. 161, p.
renegotiation for the year ended Oct. 31,
1'
Co.
flame
company
Sugar
on
income
Net
for Federal income taxes (after U. S. Treasury Notes, Tax
accrued interest of $2,707,040), $5,887,032; provision for
1944, and balance of amount
payable to U. S. Govt, for year ended Oct. 31, 1943, $1,578,593;
employees' payroll deductions, $146,741; reserve for certain product
guarantee expense, $5,736;. reserve for conversion of plant and facilities
to
peacetime production requirements.''$500,000; reserve for contin¬
Series,
'
on
736;
p.
Note—The
next
lines
automobile
$404,288
in
and
Divs.
provision
—v.
we
assemly
Rototiller,
the
income
Gross
accounts payable, $1,049,-
$758,346;
374,201
$3,289,719
Balance Sheet, Dec.
$81,067), $3,478,S.
Savings
Bonds—purchase
accounts receivable,
employees
for loss of $412), $2,200; miscellaneous investments,
refund of excess profits tax (est.), $153,000; land,
machinery, equipment and patterns (after allowance for
depreciation and amortization of $781,783), $745,746; deferred charges,
.$436,899; total, $14,021,846.
(
.
than
Divs.
Court
the
"taxes
post-war
D65;
$1,219,655,
159,
Boston
taxes
income
excess
Provision
Sav¬
buildings,
•x
399,398 "
$2,950,315
1,056,652-
stk.
pfd.
accounts of
doubtful
cash,
U.
Co.
The
Fed.
$3,571,209;
15,538,484
$3,375,261
''
com.
allowance
(after
$111;
Western
&
Fed.
31, 1944
deposits,
the
which
revenue
General
demand
our
where feasible
Operating expenses
Deprec. & amort
reduced by $87,185 to $671,117.
Balance Sheet, Oct.
1941
17,816,093
tax___
■
consolidated
&
stockholders
production
from
period End. Dec. 31—
is
dividends
1942
$2,915,518
479,698
income
A
said,
Gulf Power
debt-retirement, $200,000, and post-war
the
of
year
handle
he
mission.
excess
$771,117;
is
The
16,389,296
357,654
5 'k
V. 161, p. 310.
profits tax, $574,710.
tAfter credit of $400,182 for
debt
retirement,
tin respect of
renegotiation under "War Profits
Control Act."
§The adjusted net income for the year ended Oct. 31,
1943
1943
$2,917,285
__—__
cl.
ondary offering of 45,000 shares of common stock (no
par) at $29 a share,. less 60 cents a share selling com¬
88,512
116,610
•After deducting credit for
of
'£.•'*'
farm
Great
Shields
$533,295
22,567
surplus—
to
Bal.
refund
SEC
par).
($1
$2,550,917
—
income
on
"it will be possible in some instances for longimplement dealers to increase their volume by selling
company's line of automobiles."—V. 161, p. 567;
—
155,988
divs. paid
dividends paid
will
established
200,000
$834,535
Preferred
stock
$2,559,631
____
on
he
roll
that
said
also
$733,295
300,000
100,000
2oo!66o:
preference
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
expenses
stock
Frazer
implements
the
750,000
Approp. res, for cony.,.
Approp. res. for cont._.
will
"Likewise,"
885,000
1,634,710
Government—
S.
first
areas
iProv. for est. refund to
U.
the
day
a
farm
—
income
*8,000,290
A
the
and
1944
Divs.
distributors."
•-
2,059,965
—v
——
60,000
with
oper.
ftConsol. net profit
Divs. on prior pfd. stk._
distribution
companies,"
"During
mobiles
/ftftftiftv-
prof,■:taxes:;-toJ>Ui.-vS.^^^.v^y^':^.- .ftv^ft/ft
Treasury
class
statement
16,442,085
the Federal Court in Maine
court
appointments as cars become available and volume
Other
deferred
will differ from that of many other
explained, "in that dealers will function
under
distributors
in
territory allotted to them.
We
anticipate a
dealer body of 3,500 to 4,000 and
the distributors will make these
14,265
incoipeL.u.
Total
&
Divs.
surplus,
$1,467,922.—V.
Arthur
that
the
in
for
sales
income
Other
in
Goodall
26
Oil Corp.
certificates,
arrears
capital
1,200 distributors probably will begin within
"Our
automobile
...
two
are
its
of
issued
are
registration
a
Minority int. in profit
of subsidiary cos
the
3,585,486
.0
Profit
to
of
Total
'-ft >
$1,435,081),
equity suit in
an
Registers
—
$19,001,716 $18,940,213 $20,731,611 $18,913,744
..tFederal
Co.—Stock Valuation—
transferred
Indianapolis
$21,594;
10,320,356
exps,_
Other income
of
Joseph W. Frazer, Chairman, on Feb. 5 announced that plans for
marketing of the company's post-war automobile have reached the
final stage and that awarding of franchises to a nation-wide network
$5,800,716
19,655,209
1,350,212
profit-
and
discounts
accounts
$5,711),
1941
$12,007,124
Gross
brought
have
filed
sales
Other
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.- -Plans Sale of New Post-
31
1942
1943
has
Operating profit
War Cars—
ft:
33,676,268
sales-
Sell.
cash
$150,000;
asking the Federal Court to take jurisdiction in
ground of diversity of citizenship.—V. 160, p. 1736.
loan,
$45,683,392 $26,284,944 $18,368,181
sales
of
Co.
court
Years Ended Oct.
1944 ft
223.
p.
567.
p.
of
expenses
accept the price offered for their stock.
All told, the 26 shareholders
held 5,797' shares of Goodall stock.
Last November Goodall Worsted
the
with
executed
was
160,
outstanding, are being sold through
Securities Corp.,
Indianapolis, for the selling stockholders at
share, the underwriting commission being 75 cents a share.
a
•Cost
income
their appeal from the price fixed for Goodall Worsted
Co. stock when the company was consolidated with Sanford Mills.
These
Income Account for
Cost
expected
Court,
1944,
28,
and
$8,881;
investment firms of J.
to
company's bankers for a Government guaranteed "Regulation V"
under which the company may borrow up to $5,000,000.
Net
Worsted
The Boston
William A. Barr, President, said.
program,
securities,
$282,453;
par),
from operations, Dr$76,412;
154, p. 542; V. 153, p. 1275.
V.
seeking
contracts.
war
$800,000.—V.
Dec. 31, 1944
S.
for
reserves
depreciation
Judicial
provided
March
is
State
$329,260; accrued interest receivable, $336; ad¬
salesmen, $1,161; refund receivable of Federal and Sta^e
taxes, $5,850; property, plant and equipment (after reserves
$585,705;
$13,200,000.
The company does not anticipate the need for
additional facilities to continue with the fulfillment of its part in
any
it
and
Liabilities—Accounts payable and accrued charges, $33,346; accrued
Com¬
mately
the
Federal
inventories,
income
for
earnings.
per share
operations,
of
charges, $7,591; total, $1,467,922.
refunds.
refunds
from
refund
a
Net
to
Gannon
of
to
Chairman, etc.—
Years End. June 30—
selling. expenses.
amount
This com¬
renegotiation
161,
Co.
shares
which
Hickok
provisions
vances
income
net
$9.25
1943
$1,130,198
1944
costs
company
for the previous fiscal year of $771,117 after
Because the amount of anticipated renegotia¬
indeterminate, no effort has been made to compute
through
profits
with
renegotiation
Jones
company
Union
$735,480
Assets—Cash,
ended Oct. 31, 1944, corporation reports net income of $1,034,5,34,
after all
charges, including a reserve of $1,160,000 against possible
pares
The
:
year
refund
3,564,793
Balance Sheet,
fiscal
for the
26
reduced
Class A Shares—
Co.—Earnings—
deficit
the
subsequently
directors.—V.
ft Herff
of approximately $28,500 under the loss carry¬
of the Internal Revenue Code.
Such refund will be
reflected in income accounts when
received.;
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Corp.—Annual Reportin
elected
1.659,114
2,879,839
59,065
in
back
V. 159, p. 1656.
p. 552:
174.528
417,813
110.
p.
the
taxes
Supreme
decisions of
the
proceedings^Vr 157,
$644,149
440,779
10,245,412
.
income
Note—By
s ♦
directed
It
for further
mission
of
District
for
$896,158
17,464
18,291
5,615,529
(net)_
that
during reorganizations)
Court
161,
"Profit.
both
Mr.
$638,711
137,068
102,938
loss
members
treatment
were
Jeffrey S. Granger, head of Sulzbacher. Granger & Co., has been
elected
Chairman of the board,
succeeding James F. MacNamara,
resigned;ftftft-;<
William E. Sprackling, Vice-President of Anaconda Wire & Cable
Co.,
and
Allan Burleigh. President
of Harvill Process
Corp., have been
1941
Years End. Dec. 31—
urities purchased by corporate man¬
with adequately flexible provisions would
practicable and desirable," the opinion continued.
their appeal to the courts from the Commission's 1941 decision,
Chenery and the other officers were successful in the Appellate
with
1942
$735,141
..
railway
oper.
tNet
advantage out of a
(dealing
agers
1943
income
railway
Sales
of a management determine to obtain
reorganization by engaging in a program
of
buying outstanding securities for the purpose of realizing either
the voting power or the enhanced value they expect these securities
to
have in the reorganized corporation, or both, the conflict is no
longer either normal or unavoidable.
"Now that we have had the question sharply focused in this and
other cases before us " * * we may well decide that a general rule
"When,
$0.54
shares,
opinion said.
personal
$0.51
stks.
com.
40,000 shares of additional stock.
The DPU order points out
the company on Dec.
31, 1943, had outstanding $1,000,000 of notes
that
which
covering 60,000
the
the
management's predominant representation of
class * * * by which it is elected to office,"
one
from
ry.
exist¬
of
$63,329
Harvill Corp.—New
Giant Portland Cement
plus 4'/
interest.
note previously the conflict often
to
and
1943
$61,272
1944
railway
from
Net
cost
at
issue
1944
com.
provisions
to
inadequate, the company is required to set aside out of earnings for
depreciation a sum not less than $175,000 a year until further order
of the Department.
Vi
ft"ft\,'
The company originally
petitioned the Department for authority to
V
railway
oper.
Net
ing between corporate management and one or more classes of security
holders
ry.
Gross
plan,
company
the
The proceeds are to be applied solely to the pay¬
of outstanding notes to the extent of
$650,000.
approval, the Department having determined that
made by the company for depreciation « having been
cancellation
condition
a
From Jan. 1—
approved in 1941, has been carried
out except for rights reserved by C. T. Chenery, President, and other
officers and directors who opposed the Commission's decision that pre¬
ferred stock purchased by them during the reorganization should be
reorganization
from
Net
that the opinion reflected
appealed on the grounds
motives and conduct.
class A
on
7.
from
Net
equal basis with public investors in the old company.
action was taken last April but withdrawn for reargument
the
sh.
per
161, p.
and
As
for taxes
December—
an
Similar
when
officers
enabled
ment
Georgia RR.- -Earnings-
and
Exchange Commission rejected Feb. 7 for the
amendment to corporation's reorganization plan which
an
have
pany on
after provision
($25 per share).
par
General Phoenix Corp.—Earnings-
Before
669
;
Three Months Ended Dec. 31—•
V
Lose
1944, the company paid a dividend of 75 cents per
as against 50 cents per share in each of the four
161,
Net profit
system,—V. 161> p. 566.
Federal
In
quarter,
1943.
of
regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 per share was declared on
preferred stock, payable May 1, to holders of record April 9.
p. 462.
;
$5
—V.
its
of
15.
each
CHRONfCLE
charges
1,047,209
1,107.872
12,833.579
14,1*2,258
"Net
income...-.-..-.-
1,002,206'
2,478,119
17,385,616
25,129,122
"After
V.
161.
providing
p.
463ft-
for
'
Federal
income
-ft':' :'V/-
and
excess
profits
.v.:',:,:;.;.-.------':-..;'-.
-ft' 'ft..;-",'
t. c
-V
■
taxes.—
' ft v.:
•
'THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
670
nounced
by the company.r—V. 160, p.
1295.
!..■
•
Account
1943
1944
85,057,461
41,440,547
3,231,131
35,
2,491,356
revenues—
Miscellaneous
revenues-':
and
Total
oper.
196,231
revs.
Current
&
Traffic
•
21,220,294
12,291,457
11,843,152
29,486,101
23,913,887
9,937,047
expenses—
9,387,233
9,316,062
981,619
952,289
950,840
Operating rents
563,359
540,018
517,141
4,666,740
4.296,852
3,813,886
pensions
sick,
accident,
3,341,804
2,453,368
1.898,543
1,708,579
death & other benefits
1,999,548
1,991,860
1,511,472
1,122,612
Asphalt
Exec. &
legal departm'ts
"Accounting
&
—
service
Empl's
'
received
Service
under
license contract
Other
gen,
1,121,579
1,324,027
1,158,007
7,114,411
6,012,082
6,190,975
Net oper.
1,200,000
12,990,472
13,566,449
1,121,326
Net
—-
income—--
14,383,459
1,171,031
transfer
York
agencies
income—
non-oper.
available
Income
for
of
160,
Other
—i.—1,355,090
1,355,163
208,592
373,291
484,671
10,881,441
10,562,435
11,483,974
10,968,682
10,094,979
11,751,563
11,374,930
12,000,000
319,006
515,292
*1,279,951
*248.437
—
inc. avail for divs.
stock-;
common
on
Balance, surplus
Earns, per sh. on 1,500,-
$6.70
$6.21
$7.07
v-.-.■vv'.v.-'-v.-V;."
1,007,475
783,123
Temporary
cash
receivable
Other
174,900
8.696
employees—
—
—
14,629,734
deferred
689,987
3,511,138
515,693
158,904
—
charges.
-
fixed
ILiiabiliiXeai—r'
Premium
value
(par
$100
share).—
per
capital istock—
on
1st mtge. 2%%
bonds, ser. A, due Jan. 15, 1981
Accounts
Accrued
^
payable
and
other
liabilities not
-Unamortized
Other
592,878
50,000,000
Depreciation
2,000,000
6,169 "
24,738
*
been
bank
10,054,792
717,589
telephone
737,499
93,773
reserves
:
19,494^5p
414,421
sh. on
par)
.'$69,559
•
*
'
$2.42
$3.20
was
,
of
f
estimated
provision
for
in
♦U.
S.
terest
of
Treasury
of
tax
IDemand
$656,079.
pension
trust
ments.—V.
161.
tlncludes
notes,
funds
not
note
taxes
held
presently
by
of
$20,494,022
trustee
required
to
as
in¬
investment
an
meet
and
pension
pay¬
208.
p.
in
The
will file with
soon
the SEC
additional amendments
these
That
constituted,
now
being:
(1)
pany
renegotia¬
value
too
is
of
traction
$11,900,000
large
in
properties
funded
relation
after
to
debt
proposed
for
the
new
(after
demand
year
Utilities
notes
Co.,
in
parent,
eliminate
To
of
$2,500,000
of
liberal.
payment
is
these
too
ing and
to
Details
the balance
refund
of the
160. p. 832.
•
,
pany is expected to use about
cash to scale down amount of
ture
into
a
Through
of
present
the
owing
the
Sept. 30—
the
by
the
of
debt
amount
of
interest
basis.
$2,500,000
bonds.
settled
or
This
as
yet,
but the
*After
past
$3,000,000 of its available
will
considerable
note claim
tled
in
solely
lieur of
of
by
to
as
time
whether
of
the
the
intfer-company note
publicly-held preferred
which
be
funds,
•
on
file
—-----JLLl.'G $38,^49,337
Provision for deprec., amort. &
depletion--.V—
10,019 700
interest and expense on bonds and'serial notes-'"'ri:
taxes—849
Provision
for Federal excess
-.Net income
Earnings per share
profits taxes——
9 775 956
269'304
l'o09'638
1
000
5 915000
1L79s!ooo
13[41o[ooo
—$10,249,395 $10,801,564
1,633,105 shares outstdg.
$6.28
$6.61
♦Preliminary,
tAfter deduoting administration
charges for repairs and maintenance.
Note—Income
•
———
on
'
•
'1943
$42;181,462
033*242
!•_
Provision for post-war and other
adjustments—
Provision for Pederal income
-
.
for
1944
does
not
reflect
any
possible
,
Figures
submitted
presently
known
in
the
preliminary report for
requirements
for
retroactive
1944
and
all
$861,618
$1.95
due
somewhat
reduced
1943,
from
sales
were
of
fibre
asbestos
to
1943 were $12,715,113.
Total sales in
\
-
in
and
1943
1943.
average
an
>
.
and
Surplus
,
assets
subscription
the
capital
years
the
a
deter¬
was
at $20 per share.
issue of
new
value
of
adjustments
surplus
it
in
was
The
beginning of business
excess was credited to an
increased
in
1937
in
the
was
stated
significant
$3,000,000
the
at
for
this,
organization
stock
common
corporation
present
Of
corporation's
net
amount, and
surplus.
This
the
the
of
has
$20
in
100,000
shares
share.
per
There
For
capital
amounted
surplus.
to
$14,379,89$,
Deferred
for
Expenditure
deferred expenditure is available for contingent obliga¬
for
require
may
expenditure
the
cash,
of
and
for
postwar
the
-
.
$551,820,
and
by
refund
1943
of
of
$95,600
interest
earned.
From
it
was
tax refund relinquished in connection
to the United States Government.
the $18,591 of post-war
the
earnings
deemed
$1,017,602
new
as
of
Nov.
:
•
,
22,
-.t;:.
of
with
Sept.
year' ended
on
its
year
a
.'
$470,000 during the year.
Consolidated Balance
reduction
a
in
on
hand
and
demand
deposits
all of
in
ac¬
income
on
preferred
on
common
portion
Balance
earned
to
(Cri—
.
2,088,770
477,000
719,562
5,476,213
to
—
stocks——
4,655,280
43.750
surplus—
;■
.<—.—■.
of year———:-.
175,000
1,912,500
„•
..
——3,094,963
• t
t
2,567.780
17,461,641
20,029 421
2,820,102
stock——
common
v
2,337,500
.v.:'--J.•
surplus at beginning
(■Transferred
Earned
surplus at end of year
'*Earriihgs
30, 1944
*
in
Based
balance
per
common
„1
due
$236,916; taxes, other than taxes basedoh .-income,
other accrued liabilities, $25,546; provision for Federal and
'
banks and
on
tAccounts
and
notes
inventories
Balance
—
v
iaries
and
in
(at
advances
(*)
under
;
'
31
;
1943
$8,770,650
$9,750,506
——_
7.391,000
9,241,006
less: reserves--
8,902,767
11,511.085
——————11,533,087
11,834,042
cost—
receivable,
etc.-_i:——-
Miscellaneous investments, at cost or less—:
Invest,
r7.,
Dec.
$5.27
footnote
1944
deferred expenditure,
for
:■
.
hand——-
—
Sheet,
20,029,421
$6.39
tSee
■
U". S/Treasury tax notes, at
Funds
outstanding.
sheet.
Consolidated
in
20,504,282
share_-—__—^—Ji._
shares
850,000
on
Assets—
Cash
to
14,449,649
76,187
unconsol;" subsid-
cost)—r—-
/
•
11,934.037
88,099,
:.:
,'
.
.79.440
95.526
less reserves—22.422.960;.--23.172,151
Prepaid and deferred charges-7—599,748
1,034.020
^Properties and plants;
"
(
compensation;
$104,368;
311,372
: 2,139.132
this
within one year,
$350,000; accounts payable, $802,922; deposits on uricompleted - sales
contracts, $164,226; payroll deductions for withholding taxes and war
bonds, $20,257; salaries and wages, including provision for-incentive"
banks,
7,124,414
~
'
—-
profits taxes
\
accounts receivable, trade (after reserve
accounts
receivable of $186,042),
$1,582,192;
to
and
stockw—
--.V
Earned
and
payable
State
———
Dividends
bs(nks,j $1,032,047;
for-doubtful notes
and
other receivables,
$20,779; inventories, at average costs, $4,799,554; company's.: capital
stock purchased for distribution to employees under incentive compen?sation plan, 5,593 shares, at cost, $70,155; post-war refund of excess
profits tax, $46,839; property, plant and equipment, at cost (after re¬
serves for depreciation and for amortization of emergency facilities of
$625,688), $718,879; patents, at cost (after reserve for amortization
of patents, of $10,215),
$70,287; prepaid expenses and deferred charges,
$87,660; total, $8,428,394.
^
V
Assets—Cash
notes
secur.,
2,723,777
4,673,000
—
1940
—
Dividends
M-:,"/ ;:
Sheet,- Sept'.
Net
\
30,
or
800,000
2,954,000
taxes-
taxes,
social
excess
290,819
3,060,000
-
—,
profits
exc.
—
refund of
•Post-war
&
stock,
capital
mineral
:———'
taxes
income
of
borrowings
...
previous,
Fed.
local taxes
five-year-term
$1,225,000
profits
Addit'l
Fed.
income
Canadian
and
544,973
354,573
depletion
—
Special depletion and obsolescence
properties ———.—
Provision for contingencies-——
1944,
'
-
•Unit
$2.65.
Federal
make
5
less
-
,-
"
advisable to
1943
$
.
discounts and allowances__________ 101,211,499 107,418,30.5
Manufacturing
cost,
selling
and admin, exv'w./
vr.
penses, etc.
83,628.724
85,599,003
Provision for depreciation^——-—
1,600,000
1,694 999
Amortization of leasehold improvements——.—
62,857
44.460
1,708,602
691,000
$2.24
been
and
Liabilities—Notes
liability in
reflect
wages
earn¬
In addition to cash deposited in the fund, it
post-war refunds of excess profits taxes due from the
States and Canadian Governments.
to
Sales,
-
expenses
"
yespect to renegotiation of Government contracts.
the
it has
credit,
,
>
from
with that Government.
Consolidated Income Account for Years Ended Dec. 31
1944, the company made the
loah, arid, in addition, antici¬
pated the payment of $135,000 on the final ipaturities thereunder. This
reduced the total of the term loan at Sept. 30,
1944, to $755,000,
compared
-
.
*1944
,
__——
$747,420
.
v
Subs.)—Earnings—
Calendar Years—
$9,847,863
$2.10
'
~(2) During the
regular payments
debt
tNet income
Government
During 1944 the fund was increased to $14,022,499 by the deposit
an
additional $2,000,000 of cash, by post-war tax refunds amount¬
ing
1941
$6,806,976
1,977,106
1,115,488
_
/in¬
now
reserve
expenditure.
deducted
the company had out¬
standing loans of $810,000, of which $500,000 have been invested in
U. S. Treasury Tax Notes, and $310,000 have been added to working
be necessary to resolve this
question.
The
Utilities Co., however, presumably will be set¬
issuance of common stock of the reorganized company
and demand notes provided in the
plan
(Boston "News Bureau".)—V.. 160, p. 2647.
the
to
which
United
During
date
this
under
will
Inland Steel Co. (&
.-
• •
2,307.945
1,560,525
share..—
stock.
Since that
Midland
cash
with the SEC.
should
stock,
against
Govern¬
Business
was
this
of
capital
Excess
-
claims
was
the
the
includes
the year ended Sept. 30, 1944. the company ar¬
ranged for a V-Loan. up to a maximum of $2,250,000 to assist in
financing war contracts.
Borrowings under this credit reached a peak
of $1,970,000 during the year.
Prior to Sept. 30, 1944, all borrowings
Were
paid off, although the Credit agreement was not terminated.
aggregates $2;739,006 face amount, plus unpaid interest of
$1,700,000.
The preferred stock is outstanding in $3,032,800
value and had dividend accumulations at the 1944 year-end of
to
per
Notes—(1)
The note
exists
this
from
name
capital
provision
common
about
eubordinated
present
corporation's
several
of
tions
for renegotiation.
tAfter renegotiation;
-tlncludes
$1,741,000 for excess profits tax.
SOn 381,400 shares of no par value
com¬
without waiting to solve the problem of satisfying credi¬
tor and preferred stockholder claims*
par
1942
'
3,001,973
t2,194,000
taxes
income
Net
bring the debt struc¬
more conservative ratio to
depreciated property values, i
the bond refunding the company could take advantage
favorable market conditions to sharply reduce its annual
$2,519,372..
Question
charged
Canadian
$4,112,229
exceeded
,
$807,973
inc.
State
&
^Earnings
,
fixed charges
<
before taxes—
Earnings
outstand¬
the
the
the value of the
state
The fund
preparing
lower
a
not been
due
taxes
was
Of
$118,591,
Government.
remainder,
the
of
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
*1944
tl943
$16,011,304 $13,347,285
'
Sales
Midland
is
company
and
1944
Joy Manufacturing Co.
two-
and
one
requiring renegotiation of
(computed after allowance
com¬
Fed.
reduce
on
program, have
$500,000
indebtedness
objectionable features
application for permission to
an
and
cash
organization
less
with
approximately $13,000,000 net
downward the book value of the
cash
>
r
States
redemption value.
$3,000,000 in 1941.
at
stock
tingencies, $350,000; capital stock (165,768 no par shares), $1.632,076;N
.capital surplus, $35,460; earned surplus, $1,714,055; total, $7,441,146.—
Years End.
issuance
statute
earnings
United
refund
to
the
at
and
other
of
facilities.
That
de¬
was
in 1944, capital structure was simplified by
April 1 of the remainder of the preferred stock.
Fund
for
reserve
$359,486;
'
(2)
1941
early
few
accrued liabilities, $169,390; dividend pay¬
able, $62,163; provision for estimated Federal, taxes on income and
-renegotiation of Government contracts. $1,818,517; reserve for con¬
the
adjusting
and
•
...
shrinkage of $50,000)., $2,.207,822; post-war refundable portion of excess profits tax, $202,266;
land, building, machinery and equipment (after reserve for deprecia¬
tion
of $415,007), $1,089,578; patents, $1; deferred charges, $33,733;
total, $7,441,146.
inventories
$956,324;
V.
the
$2,707,072,
years,
Interest amounting
1940
reflect the excess of paid-in capital over the stated
common
stock.
The account for earned surplus has,
indicates, represented the amount of earnings since th.e
present corporation began business, less dividends paid.
■
:
As a
further step toward simplicity in statement of capital,
the
capital surplus (and $2,620,102 from earned surplus) was transferred
to the account
for common stock.
Thus, the common stock is. now
stated at $34,000,000, which is $40 per share.
.
corporation
four
to
productive facilities were, as in
retarded by war conditions.
They amounted
years,
1940
for
a
vMue
Liabilities—Notes payable to banks (Regulation VT loan), $1,300,000;
to the reorganization plan it submitted last October.
There are two principal objections to the plan as
for
amounting
replacements of
on
excess
asr its
Assets^—Cash,
$601,423;' U. .S.uGovernmentVsecurities
(including.
of tax notes, at cost ) < equivalent to market), $2,350,000;
receivable (after reserve for bad debts,
etc., of $50,000),
accounts payable,
Indiana Service Corp.—To Amend Plan—
the
1943
an
$2,025,000
19,760,011
409,238,327 395,084,243
——————————————
and
1944, compared with $694,111
accounts
Total
the
refund
which
of
issue,
time
to
continuing
*
3<f, 1944
of
was
Governments
fibre
common
the
post-war refund of $25,700 in 1942, $66,000 in 1943, and
$103,000 in 1944, also in 1944 after $32,358 over provision for renego¬
Balance Sheet. Nov,
to
the
the
refund
$9,000,000
of
account
*After
tiation for prior year.
(Including
tion ;of Government contracts.
difficult
there
Properties and Plants
in
the
amount
$4.12
*
of
and
to
original
was
$289,792
'
1942
for
taxes
1943
to
asbestos
announced
At
com.
$2.14
life
;
of
of
post-war
a
of
redemption
value
——«
$115,485
;
ex¬
useful
of
_
of
preceding two
mined
$683,492
393,700:
i—-
$106,693
^
tQ.
is
1944.
:
redeemed
■
248,653
-
After
agreed
$82,682
course,
$2,200,000 per year in the 15 years ended with
The
306,000
100,000
250,000
L-
obligations
fact.
was
audit,
$1,427,975
the
349,022
* $529,906
paid
for
payment
Capital
-
366,000
5——.
140,432,043 129,505,256
10,450
10,450
—_
plant—-——
surplus
in
paid in
was
the
matter
1926,
28,475
66,369
•
for
51,248
*1,328,300
[*600,000
wttr
$1,501,977
|
*1,680,000
j
of
to
-u—...
f 195,000
tax^")
is,
this
of
of
88,519
\
$401,096
331,537
(no
tax
and
length
for tax contingencies.
additional
amount
Additions
the
were
8,125,402
16,849,456
debt-——
increase
reserves
refunded
from
s/j'::-;;"v-:
'
100,000
per
law
the
was
which
taxes
other Johns-Manville companies.
12,214
*
fact
a
for
provisions
$12,771,643.
were
$1,413^458
—
$355f346T
Earns.
income
points of
question
Canadian
$6,973,026
4,697,455
862,112
•
■
basic
;
$250,358
Production
■
supplied
were
all
though operations continued at a high level.
Including manufactured
products, total sales of Canadian Johns-Manville Co., Ltd., in 1944
•
*
82,061
,
excess^
Surplus
■
States
of
contingencies.
As
■V:.
1,980,861
t21,150,201
amortization
of
Unappropriated
$2,529,580
! 55,374
.
contingencies
stock
liabilities
current
funded
on
50,000,000
3,530,363
2,132,219
credits—
and
Contributions
for
$1,290,939
60,199
22.049
cahcella-
to
was
The
The
of
tax
Dividends
de¬
—
due
premium
deferred
$2,470,028
59,552
fret, profit for year.-.
19,576
i
2,634,434
billing for service and customers'
——
19,576
•••
—•.
of pension fund
Advances from American Tel. & Tel. Co
posits
Prov.
162,499,000 162,499,000
$Note sold to trustee
Advance
$2,347,700
——-—*
Fed.
for
United
ings of the years 1941-43 is under discussion
j^^;
V'^ :s'v
stock
26,814
tion of sales contract
profits
Common
for
ma¬
on
Asbestos textiles,
Years
determinations
made
income
$131,767
ment.
1941
1942
$9,282,984
? 6,037,068
;
775,888
$1,262,201
28,738
$2,320,886
;
Prov. for Fed, inc.
409,238,327 395,084,243
of
number
a
the
the
contracts,
taxes)
deducted
Subs.)
30 (Including
5,877.304
83,506
assets
Payment/ lor'
•
Prior
of
equipment,
of
total
on
from
amount,
-Aa'~
729,279 /
—u
—
Interest paid
-
Prov.
.
;
Depreciation
1
Loss
on
disposition
68,649
—
$337,976
ducted
Occasioned
excellent.
remains
A;'
8 402,459
Interest income,
13,220,746
3,104,806
.
supplies-—,
——
Total
^:
sales—
Profit
and
The
to
war
1943
'/-'V
—
.-u
4.292
—
receivable
and
Prepayments
*2,500,000
174,190
investments———
.Working funds advanced to
Accounts
fll""
Operating profit
etc.--;-
794,120
concentrated
war.
and other products
merchant marine and to
important
charged to the
was
2,940,989
deposits—
-cash
Material
Cost, of
be
to
determination.
consequence
•
company
discounts $11,452,624 t$7,732,383
&
Sell., gen. & adm. exps.
1,007,665
6,884,655
—
—
.Special
of
Years Ended Nov.
Account,
returns
lowances
■.A.A
:V
most
provision
physical
investments
Cash
Notes
i-AA AA
The
additional
.
'
378,839,026 372,209,413
property—j—
__V
133,225
304,124
in capital stock of subsidiaries
328,910
328,110
Investments
Other
■-L
leSS
gaJeS
pipe;
the
raised
$779,595.
•
year
insulations; building materials;
Celite
(diatomaceous earth)
filter
partitions,
examination
1941
machinery
In
peak
all-time
7
■
and
accurate
for
states:
condition
financial
Income
plant
■Telephone
of
on
with
liningS;
Refunds
1944, and since that date all borrowings under the credit have
liquidated, 'leaving the company at this, date entirely free from
1943
ship
Government
1940
pected.
sterling in respect
teansfer agency.—
the equivalent in
Company's Londoxr
1944
1
1944
.Miscellaneous
at
the
.
Balance Sheet, Dec. 31
■
and
by
President,,
Jaeger.
The
$7.83
"
■Assets—>
-'
common
borrowings.
000 com. shs. (par $100)
♦Deficit.
the
on
by a rise in volume of war production orders to a ligure in excess of
$9,000,000, in May the directors considered it advisable for the com¬
pany
to enter into
a
Regulation VT credit arrangement with its
banks.
An
original borrowing thereunder amounting to $1,500,000
had been somewhat reduced at the close of the fiscal year, Nov. 30,
432,809
interest
Net
•Divs.
13,857.635
1,355,035 •'< 1,673,263
continued
1944
brake
services,
2544.
p.
the
the prosecution of the
and
fillers;
armed
Pursuant
11,934.685
13,212,428
12,445,123
charges
dividend
a
Jaeger Machine Co.—Annual Repcrt—
G.
/•--,
■
fixed
Bond interest
issued
certificates
14,620,456
Dr762,821
12,704,715
Dr770,030
declared
5
quarter
V.
.
Feb.
on
of 1944?
The Canadian Foreign Exchange Control Board has authorized the
disbursement of the
dividend in United States currency in respect
of certificates issued
by the Company's Toronto, Montreal and New
3,606,705
13,356,062
prof, tax
excess
Other taxes
each
in
699,191
6,124.870
taxes
Federal
1,458,45?
(less
exps.
"exps, chdg. constr.")
Federal
1,540,605
1,679,937
1,834,960
—
in
compared
study and discussion, an additional payment
amounting to $2,010,159, against which a refund of
stock
of 40 cents a share' in United States currency, payable March 31
to
shareholders of record March 1.
This is the 110th dividend declared
on the common
stock.
Distributions in the same amount were made
:
$101,211,499,
thorough
directors
The
in
(asbestos-cement)
A
located
are
dependent
was
'
to
$108,021,383
Taxes
.
—
efforts
importance to
and
the
for
plants
many
'
of
industries.
of Canada, Ltd.— Common
as
production
declined
and
Trarisite
Dividends.
Provision for employees'
1943,
above.
International Nickel. Co.
but,
year,
shortage,
1944
gaskets,
;
treasury
departments
1942.
aids
Corp.
in
in
packings,
Inter-American Oil Corp.—New Name—
Barber
labor
manpower.
sales
Production
483,072
5,038,260
of
to
See
result,
a
terials
110.
1944.—V. 161, p.
throughout the
critical
$107,418,305
distribution of 2.75 cents per share has been
declared on the Bank Group shares, payable March 31 to shareholders
of record Feb. 28. ' A like amount was disbursed on April 1 and Oct.
2,
of
areas
As
cash
semi-annual
high level
a
severely, depleted
the company during its fiscal
ended Dec, 31, 1943,"—V, 161, p. 568.
^
,
•
Institutional Securities, Ltd.—Bank Group Dividend—
11,387,716
21,716,416
8,745,805
973,582
expenses
Commercial
20,191,857
at
in-
excessive profits had been realized by
A
104,482,351
21,356,308
110,285,405
120,687,559
21,149,898
12,411,944
ejcp._
Johns-Manville Corp.—Annual ReportLewis H. Brown, President, on Jan. 31 stated in part as follows:
V,
Orders for products for war service and essential civilian use were
the ability of the
year
284,628
288,367
31,922,571
amort.
no
110,573,772 104,766,979
191,124
129,532,908
oper. revenuesmaintenance—
JDeprec.
1,210
15,677
z,i
129,729,139 120,878,683
Total
Uncollect,
s
depend upon obtaining sufficient manpower,
railroads to continue to move the vast tonnages
now being handled in
and out of our manufacturing properties.'
! ; "We have been advised by the Navy Price Adjustment Board that
'
82,458,896
Toll service
many
largely
will
production
1941
Local service revenues—.
production Of
important steel
record
108.4 ft
for the year with a total
tons of steel.
The demand for
averaged
3,684,147 ingot
Years
Calendar
for
"Our
products resulting from war heeds has recently been increased beyond
any .previous requirements for such purposes, but the fulfillment
of
these demands and our ability
to continue at our present level of
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Annual Reportincome
State taxes based on income and for renegotiation refund
(less* U. S.
Treasury notes, taxes series C, at cost of $.1,000,000), $1,407,540; notes
payable to banks, due in instalments to Sept. 22, 1946 (less portion
due within one year),
$405,000; common stock (par $1 per share),
$384,100; paid-in surplus, $1,832,466; earned surplus, $2,695,053; total,
$8,428,394.—V. 161, p. 568.
•
'
Edward
War Labor Board.
Jan. 31, said:
operations for the year 1944 were maintained at a higher
continuous rate than during any previous year of our history and
>
•
of the
Ryerson, Chairman of the Board,
L.
corporation and its subsidiaries have concluded war contract
renegotiations for 1943. ' Earnings for the year were not affected, as
reserves
set up were sufficient to corar the settlement, it was an¬
the1 recent decision
with
cordance
(Harvey) Hubbell, Inc.—Renegotiation of Contracts—
The
Monday, February 12, 1945
Total
——
.v."
^
———C
——.——
—
"...x.,
$74,225,488 $78,660,466
Volume
•r*
,
Liabilities—
"
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
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i:1 ■:'.:'■■■'•
■'',■'*
'
Fed. and Canadan inc. and excess'profits taxesi
Feueral capfca. stock, soc.al security,-,State &
>■
"•
taxes
'
806,141
payable,, accrued wages, eommiss ons,
l'Oj-altles, rent,
Res. for workmen S compensat.on self-Insurance
.-3,782,063
427,150
local
taxes
iU.
and
S.)
local
La :adla:i
Reserve for/ product, guarantees,
etc.-.--,,
Reserve for con^ngenc.es__3_v..-,l. —.--l i
Reserve for tax contingencies—-Preferred stock
-
-
^Common
Cap. til
tamed
stock
v
..
._.•//'»/•*W.&V'*
—
\«V-:v-i/''
„•
,:y*• Y
-
tTlie
deducted
reserves
■
f
31
Operating
middling stock and
Accounts
Interest
17.000,000
doubtful
from
accounts
collect bil ty
and
20,029,421
receivable,
Deferred
Profit
7.779,055
208,967,918
•
shown
takes
abbve
of
exclusive
are
s?le$
fcerta'n-
-
439,005
due
19,050,784.
1,779,861!
!'«
783,913
Net
Accrued
20,874,100
Accrued
424,964
Accrued
surplus
'
—
Total
26,100,302
1,383,580
tAtter deducting,
.
tekigh
;
This
i
.
its
V.
depreciation (1944),
$21,969,803;
160,
p,
subsidiary
A'/r
Valley RR.,
Lehigh
of
due Sept.
bonds,
ing
Commission.
71,
Lionel
1 The
and
been
Jan.
1,
with
the
the
Securities
this
of
amount
below
$74,000
or
the
15
usual
total
issue
and
Ex-,
outstand¬
outstanding
Oct.
23,
have
declared
extra
an
dividend
of
10
cents
quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share
share,
per
The
v
share
per
for
Request
extension
an
SEC
the
July
Retire Notes
has
March 14 for
set
company.—V.
have
160,
1936,
American
tons of ore treated..
Gross value of bullion——.-
Pry
hearing
a
on
160,
1864.
p.
for
and
100
National
111.—V.
Bank
126, p.
redemption
fee
mortgage
at
and
&
Co..
1,
sinking
is
Payment
Trust
728.
(63rd & Mary¬
33
trustee,
1945,
fund
being
No.
total
a
bonds
made
of
costs
Operating
Salle
La
St.,
Interest
and
Interest
,
.
and
Service
loans
dividends
previously
recovered
miums,
Trust
from
other
charges
and
securities
on
applied
to
1943
8,114,653
..
.departmental
Rentals
)
,
6,707,115
from
bank
buildings
and
income—.—:
other
for
Fed,
:
;
—V-—
Depreciation
and
for .losses:
Oh
87,873
—
profit
Earnings
—V.
-ill
$0.21
shares——-.-
Y.—Acquisition—
Lawyers Mortgage Corp., N.
.
President,
Marston,
Russell
the
mortgage
that this company has pur¬
general real estate business of the
$4,965,609
92,603
i
"
»
(
<
v\)
»
Corn,
Mortgagee
Realty
of
•,
,
i,
i
at
'
.
Fast
12
•/'
-
of
Co.
Trust
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
\
'.
sales
Net
Costs
——
_
and
expenses.'—
•
19'43
.
/
36,393.130
322.201
U.
33,707,958
.<
prof, tax
credit
7.737.506
Cr773,751
contingencies
,500,000
9,561,741
and
with
10.527.399
7.799.713
3,786,246
Cr.l ,952.240
14,793,459
1.461,187
:—
-
Cr779.371
surplus
and
at
906,324
$5,516,307
$4,328,758
real
•'
.r;:I
'
dividends
tl5,754,543
1,461.187
10,979,286
10,979f286
-'
17,850,460
1,461.187
15.684,693
-
on
14,728.448
21,181,170
cost,
less
1,612,119
■
3,682,954543,191
2,353,350
1,992,575
1,295,765
1,090,317
Previous
surplus v—';4,; 2,352,986.
surplus
59,545,975
.Earned
surp.,
tEarnings
per
,
'
a
Dec. 31
share—
ton 3,136.939
stocks
shares
3,-314.070
53,015.969
61,898,960
59,545,975
$4.25 V. '■■■':$4.52
of
common
'
800,000
...
566,452
453,162
"2.475,230
"2,025,414
2,131,529
1,318,839
—
V Provision Tor - taxes,
interest, etc.—
"
Minority'interest in capital stock and surplus
'•"'.-fof-constituent banks, trust companies and
704,578
52,311,391
56,330,038
53,015,969
$4.55 ■.'•-"■
$5.22
and, common
B
stock
outstanding
r
^affiliates^Lii^idi^iL!;
Liability -on--acceptances!!-.—.:
Other liab-lities,:>l!_r---'_L-i-__
1,130.261'
appropriated, to
was
in jforeign
,
tobacco
a
reserve
companies.
,,,
(
^
.to
apply
V
..... ...
against
investment
: V-, 1
..
^
..
v-'
"
:.
~
—
—
~
~
~
~
1,020,855
.
a>1
nolzivf.
degree
as
of
soon
and
damage
■
possible.
as
of
$2,500,000 to
the
$22,-'
the
to
■■;;; ■:
.
Redemption—
March
on
1,
1945, a total of
1953, at 102V2 and-
231 So. La Salle
St.,
Illinois
National
Chicago, 111.—V.
Leibell
L.
of
approved
properties
of
plans
and
Co.
the
160,
'
directed
the
'
U.
District-
S.
Co.
in
North¬
Pennsylvania, to AllentownCo. for $1,425,000 cash.
trustees
to
company,
in
29
Edison
in
Harrisburg Gas
parent
Jan.
Metropolitan
Lancaster Counties,
the
of
acquiesce
Associated
in
the
Gas
sale.—V.
&
161,
1944—Month—1943
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$511,700
$469,688
$5,916,697
$5,452,54:
307,011
349,026
3,169,750
2,944,25'
236,402
37,500
651,652
taxes
450,00
575,144
income
Crl 17,544
profit taxes
lieu*
of
35,056
578,77
300,550
taxes__
381,98
179,730
in
138,736
16,126
23,555
$24,552
'*$646,656
$48,106
$85,831
______
163,042.
'"$901,136
'^254,480
$69,705
income
t
I
$9.34,493
280,513
-
'
'■
$653,980
'
Divs,
20,693
161, p.
20,693
5 .248,316
248,316
$49,012
$3,859
$398,340
$405,664-
stock
pfd.
on
Balance
111.
Gas Service Corp.—To Split Shares—
,
'-Consolidated Electric & Gas Co. requested authority Feb. 5 from the
SEC
of
to divide the 5.000 outstanding shares of common
its
subsidiary,
Mobile Gas
Service
Corp.,
into
without changing the stated value which
par),
Mobile's
of
shares
160,
common
deposited
are
p.
under
stock
the
is
lien
owned
of
2406.
its
by
(no par),
shares (no
aggregates $430,701. Consolidated and the
collateral
*
trust
indenture.
I
/.
Mt. Vernon Car Mfg.
This
has'
300
refrigerator
fourth
quarter of
Nathan
cars.
They
are
1945.—:V. 161,
scheduled
p.
for
delivery
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Preferred
6% cumulative convertible preferred stock
;
asWts^j^v-,' V..:.,!
$25.75
-in
xvd:u
.
.
.r
The
shares
•-
per
&
on
Feb.
the
9
offered
Stock
Of¬
19,592 shares of
($25
par) at
share. The stock is being sold for the account
large stockholders.
"
»
.
outstanding
of
Co.
during
112.
fered—Allen
741,114.742 652,747,499
224,268,564 184,719,739
L
Co.—Large Car Order—
$ division of H.; R!. Porter Company, Inc., Pittsburgh,
received,,from the, Fruit .Growers Express Co. an order for
company,
Pa.,
6%
capitalization of the companv consists of 24,944
convertible preferred stock (par $25) and
cumulative
^
stock
100,000
621,773
reserves to write down
'■
the
and
personnel,
power
Vice-President
from
562 466
1,037,595,829;'- 903,734,786
——
applying'cfertain
trustee,
order
Corp.,
of certain
!;*Afier
area
range
light,
technical
516,8R0
deposits
in
>'V. f"'
Manila
Associated
would
and
1,268.981
-
Demand; deposits.
Time
the
of
furnish
funds
29.180,765
30,284.274
tFxcluries $2,141,309 representing net processing tax refund
(par $25).
which
,3,215.937
56,330,038
earned
supply
cost
the
Net income
—V.
28.322,610
35,800,580
r
V .Balance,
to
in
revenue
All
•
Capital notes •—
Dividend payable
and
Co.
directing
Mobile
!
—
Reserves dji—
Electric
order
an
3% 'x debentures due March 1,
will be made at the Continental
sale
Gas
excess
—V.
ts
.
161, p. 465,
8,584,629
lbss
stock !; ($5 jpar).j
surplus,.
on
Manila
aside
set
property—which
Int. & other deductions
27,530,724
-d—1,037,595,829 903,734,786
Capital
the
court's
161.816!960
26,040,790
Cost,
X:>v
make
"trade
Help Utilities—
2,467,340
186,887,726
i_„
•.;:•■•
from 9.—V.
12
subsidiaries,
SEC" to
order
service
Co.,
Vincent
Gross
14,727363
acceptances—265,264
d've.;
entitled
by-law amendment increas-.
a
1
g
8,301,141
than
a
will
account
account
charging such amount against the
balance of $126,797 in the capital
taxes
;
Capital
1.461.187
10,979,286
Cr
'
468,300
:
not more
off—
••
.
Federal
.
10,673,457
at
•
Co.
the
President
said the
10-year
Provision
1943.
^
written
of
Payment
Trust
General
Dec. 31
discounts-..-.
estate,
surplus
$5,000.00
by
Philippine
Operating expenses
Depreciation
25,955,516
600,952,479 478,352,460
.
ihe
and
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
184.016,991 181,765,003
than
capital
the
leaving
Period End. Dec. 31—
-
agencies-—
more
reduce
and
goodwill
name,
569.
Gross
-
securities
.
to
$1,040,619;
"trade
have,been called for redemption
for
The
p.
5.235,082
1944
securities
frac¬
inclusive
-
Electric
$35,800,580 $30,284,274
1
therewith
to
entitled
t,f"'."v."
Bethlehem
$360,868
30,284,274
T
'4V
connection
the
of
Manila
ampton, Berks and
,
! liabilities—
,
-
15.656.410
.r
the
depending
Judge
Court
•
banks.
other. Federal
buildings, rat .mot
Total
8,287,242
...
Common
of
Customers' "liability
500,000
;;
•
Accrued -interest. recelvable__^„_^_!_l:_ujQ.(tfLiUL
.other Assets
■29,947
7,000
•lNet' income
be-
at
Balance Sheet,
I'iY
:
stock,
Metropolitan.Edison Co.—-Court Approves Sale—
2,427
,
6,535,921
-
■
9,475.856
:
$1,387,266
amounts^written' off—
bonds
Pfd.. dividends
capital
treasury
the bocks of the company at $5,000,000
on
in
asking
Tegen,
&
•
securities
municipal
bonds
'amounts
1,286,416
9,482,385
for
and
Other
31.240,311
1,377,333
excess
Prov.
Government
Bank
854,419
1,612,906
tax__u_
Federal
Post-war
Dr43,527
>"«f
hand .and
on
S.
Other
30,385,892
36,715.331
cancelled...
&
income
consolidated
in
'.
as
$5,750,000
patterns"
its
of
is
2648.
p.
$358;440
deduct-
surplus
Bank
2,518
$1,430-793
Mortgages
•
Kpurch;
4,918
—__
-
Loans
1,271,986
1,589,509
'
Federal
~
—.—I.!.:
I
State
32,900,661
807,297
and
Company,
There
19,464
1,019,614
year_;.-__^.-.^„i.ii^_.>.
Obligations
33,336.109
.1%
on
1,228,217
1,167,562
F.
Fed.
1941
1942
283,840
;
—.
Premium
.
33,052,269
income
Total
Dr449,816
accrued-.—.
Consolidated
347,258.297 294,351,573 275,103,588
339,881.258 309.617,605 260.222.695 243,445.710
—
Interest
and
consolidated 'capital
..Assets—
37^,032-1)72
profit
of
end. of
Cash
1,099,444:.
Other income
paid
t»"
Depreciation
'operating
>
•
before
—1
Balance-of
will,
>.«' .1944
477,732
res.)
*
surplus
capital
ginning.of year.—'—w'_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co, •(& Subs.)--Earnings—
Calendar Years—...
1_1_
to
$1,130,261
•
transferred from itax
surplus credits, net
addition
Balance
'
^nterest.—V. 160, p. 2648.
t
256,696
(less,
net
reserves,
,
Balance
until 12 o'clock noon (EWT), Feb. 14,
1.945, receive bids for the sale to it for account of the sinking fund
of funding and improvement mortgage 4% bonds to an amount suffi-•
cient to exhaust the sum of $7,498, at prices hot to exceed 106 and
Philadelphia,
Sts.,
asset
increase
of
•
814.190
Dividends paid and accrued
17th and Chestnut'
trustee,
in
from
elimination
restoration
$50,000 of
2,132,388
(Dr\
gen.
$376,964
ing dividends
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Tenders Sought—
The Provident
assets
to
(held
Master Electric Co.—Partial
'
provision
41st
v1;1 -«•«-5
an
service—in
91,394
..0
$4,874,214
:.
Balance
Net
St., New
York, and 31 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains, N. Y.—V. 156, p." 1240'.
offices
stock
account
Electric Service
interest.
other
interests,
at-
as
responsible
($57,649,570
property.
Tha
higher figure is based upon a state of complete destruction, he said.
Asked about commercial consumers of Manila Electric, Mr.
Tegen
said
the National City Bank is ready to send
its representatives to
Manila as are the gold mining interests.
'
:
"
The
financing could be done preferably by making advances on.
10-year no tea; Mr. Tegen said.—^V. 157, p. 1182.
v
30,473
-
assets
by
1944
Urbano A. Zafra,
economic adviser to President Sergio Osmena of
Philippines, appeared before the SEC Feb. 6 to support an Asso¬
ciated Electric Co. petition which would enable it to assist in the
A.
549,855
Proportion thereof applic. to minority interests
announces
servicing and
Realty Mortgagee Corp. and will continue to operate the newly acquired
business at its own main office. 115 Broadway, New York, and at the
former
less
in
approved the following proposals:
of common stock and $55 in
and
the
account,
account.
Manila
IQ.687,333
$5,241,258
Total
■
chased
1943,
-Miscellaneous
536,
p.
recoveries,
'■■
•
loans and
On
r--—.
shaie on 3,000,000 capital
per
160,
-i—
——
5
common
surplus
traction
17,840
$5,148,655-
tangible
submitted
to. minority
16Q,s p.: 1738.
approved by the stockholders was
divestment
1,078,685
tax.
securities
Amount transferred
Net
The
the
799,302
$17,593,853 $16,233,320
etc.,
net
$63,251,141
shares
21,876
company
goodwill
000.000,
operating incdmei-_u_
realized
of
accounts
to charge said $5,000,000 against the capital surplus account.
The
reduction
in
the
capital
of the
company
will
amount
to'
$4,709,381, of which
(a) $4,412,333 will be credited to the capital
surplus account, which, when added to $714,464, being the present
amomit in the capital surplus
account, will make such account total
$5,126,797, and (b) $297,047 will be credited to the'treasury stock
980,840
rp..;|-f
Consol'dated
294,602
____
appl cable
1943 —V.
share,
per
the
Associated
422,188
11,256,070
State franchise,
inc.,
value
by
and
1,110,868
!!
notes
y;:>
$1,002,438
—
-
taxes
for
book
companies,
Feb.
on
for
patterns" carried as
for
—
capital
30,284,274.
$64,783,193 $59,986,179
shown
as
respective
eliminate
-
573,067
operating incomer_^ii__'——
Proportion applicable to minority'.interests
$983,777
18,661
income
Total
$5
of
To
rehabilitation
real
:
1
expenses
on
Profits
Provision
to
(2)
>
1,038,060
operating
i ! Net
1,048,564
y-
basis; of
year,
eliminate
Escudero
1,030,994
,
Total
——
investments.
from
Income
the
the
29,180.765
respect of said fractional warrants).;:
to reduce the par value of the authorized common stock from
$25 per-
297,505
813,451
«
estate
Proy.
JS'S?
;
28,322,610
35,800,580
$5)
67,979
the
,
incomex_w-_—
-.-V
^
-
$453,162,
93,551
-
Operating
——.
1,023,560
Manila Electric C6.—SEC Asked to
$5 915,500.
pre-
56,628,715
'
$6,023,627
!
amortize
1,000,000
unissued shares issuable in
capital
Calendar Years
sale of bonds..——_
upon
3,673
1,400,000
com¬
ing the maximum number of directors to
mortgages!
$10,559
1,319.669
4,073
etc.—
of two
surplus
^
profit
Operating
$10,559
62,120,881
warrants
name,
___________
——
;
—
income
1943
1,247,681
.
:
on
To
possible
the
-
for
'
'■
•■
$553,452
taxes,
each
of
account.
dat3d
at
(Including constituent banks, trust companies and affiliates)
Interest
Interest
~
banks—
payable
stockholders
(1)
"
.
$34,200 of Bonds-
Feb.
on
leasehold
interest.
only)
...
tional
share
plan for liquidation:
a
Comparative Consolidated Income Statement
1944
1——
Midland
-
receivable
i
31
The
4^ Marine Midland C6rp.^Annuat
Other
Ended. Dec, 31,
Year
Earnings for
Company
affiliates
for
"Valued
Dec.
Also
Gold Mines, Ltd.—Earnings-
Lamaque
(Parent
Shares and Eliminates Good Will Item—
2648.
p.
called
been
first
of
1,
Chicago,
made by United.
was
Marine
and
Total
common
(Del.)—Hearing Set—
land Bldg. Corp.), Chicago, 111.—Calls
transactions to
certain
31
Manhattan Shirt Co.—"Reduces Par Value of Common
the
on
against $1.10 per share in 1943.—V.
as
Maryland Theatre & Office Building
the business and
working capital.—
until
extended
has
SEC
Dec.
$64,783,193 $59,986,179
capital
April 6, 1945, the time in which to
complete the liquidation and dis¬
solution of the company.
La Porte Gas,- a subsidiary of United Light
& Power Co., will sell its electric, gas and heat properties to Northern
Indiana Public Service Co. and La Porte Heat Corp., a subsidiary of
Northern.
Northern Indiana is a subsidiary of Midland Utilities Co.
The Commission approved the proposed transactions on Dec. 7, 1943.
The
$$313,607
1944
in, 1943), less amount
1944 and $1,020,855 in
1944
consummate
11,750,843
$215,393
•.
banks
interest
officla's
$10,
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Co.—Time Extended—
La Porte Gas & Electric
906,324
$147,671
—
'
Corp.—Extra Distribution of 10 Cents—
par
$1
was
trust notes due.
April 9, 1945, at,
102
and interest.
Payment will be made at the National Bank of
Detroit trustee, 660 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Mich., or. at the option
of the holder, at the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall Ct., New York, N. Y.
4-V. 160. p. 1737.
have
Sheet,
Capital stock« (par
Capital surplus
is
both payable Feb. 28 to holders of record Feb. 5.
Like amounts
were
paid on Nov, 30, last.
Other dividends paid in
1944 were as follows:
Feb. 29, 15 cents quarterly and 15 cents extra;,
and May 31 and Aug. 31, quarterlies of 20 cents each.
Total in 1344
10-year
37r
collateral
called for redemption on
outstanding
1950,
15
banks:
Reserves
1311.
p,
directors
the
stock,
There
the
of
906,324
$59,106
$10,090 in each year for capital stock and franchise taxes.
of $51,512 paid to subsidiary companies.
(Deficit.
■';
Dividends
repurchasing
1945, when available at 9944,'
statement liled
a
On
$1,123,000,
was
1944.—V.
of
(The) KreSge Foundation of Detroit—To
1,019,614
—
Capital stock of Employees'Service Corp
■
in
reports
company
$34,300
All
accrued
Liabilities—'
1943, $20,987,138.
?185.
& New York ER.—Repurchasing Bonds—
company,, a
change
161, p. 811.
March
in
panies
883,580-
257,789,153 243,909,154
—
reserves .of $4,473,163.—V.
first mortgage
the
proceeds from the sale will be used by the corporation to retire
$214,393 outstanding 3V2V notes due Aug. 30,
1S45; improve and-
increase its interest in
Co.; and for additional
$1,437,230.
59,545.975
Net
facilities;
$1,121,717
S. Govt, securities,
at par
"Capital stock of constituent banks, trust
33,000,000
61,898,960
.
J.
——
Yv^After deducting
of
distribution of 65 cents a share has
Kcystonb series "Kl" income preferred stock
Central Specialty
80,000
$1,053,994
Total
semi-annual
plant
101,405.
35,000
U.
!. 2,462,412"
23,653,100
reserves..
Earned
103,308
35,000
dividends
Other
365,297
2,535,570
;
Special
priced at $20 a share.
of
and
Balance
21,829,050
55,500,000
taxes,
107,099
35,000
$1,078,720
Assets—
Cash
365,296
payable.,-^—;
payable (bank loans
Notes
1,602,072
$1,613,644
111,568
surplus
"Includes
12,886,600
:
Accounts
King-Seeley Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered-—Public
ehlarge
paid
268,471
payable—.
1,258,373
$1,260,025
■;.
profit
Divs-.
56,927,075
payable.,—1
dividends
1,183,646
$1,196,093
expenses
21,496,400'."
56,927,075
;
1,204,484
$1,225,288
Ci—
20,874,100
21,4.96,400
B—4_,__
.4—i——
interest
Prelerred
10,383
bks„
and affil—
income
(■Includes
stock—
debt
$6,183
Dr5,483.
819,106
-
stock
Funded
(Walter) Kidde & Co.—Special Offering—Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis made a special offering Feb. 2
on the New York Curb Exchange of 2,734 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $5) at $23 per share, with a special
commission of 65 cents a share.—V. 161, p. 311.
assets
cbnstit.
cos.
Operating
1,925,000
2,555,207
serially-
stock
Common
$7,135
319
81,541
.
'
''
$12,128
U.S.
"Prov. for Federal taxes
25,935
8,250
1,662,500
company)^
257,789,153 243,909,154,
Common
been
declared on
the
fund
payable Feb. 15, 1945, to shareholders of record Jan. 31, 1945.
This
compares
with a semi-annual distribution of 60 cents a share paid
Feb.
15, 1944, and one of 65 cents, plus a special of 55 cents, on
Aug. 15, 1944.—V. 161, p. 464,
-
•
from
-Total
13,751,766"
22,103,858
(jsubsldiary
1941
1,249
sale of
securities
trust
14,448,736
1
charges
preferred
-7%:
or.
offering of 100,000 shares 5% cumulative convertible
preferred stock ($20 par) was made Feb. 9 by F. Eberstadt & Co. and Watling, Lerchen & Co.
The stock is
only)
Company
1942
3,001
,
22,167
Liabilities—
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—65-Cent Distribution
regular
(Holding
$19,554
from
Govt,
Div.
198.254,097
3,001
fup
Total
for
•
No(e—The*
31
1943
'
1.
1
Balance,
and cash
excise
taxes,
pa d
to -vendors of
mater a's and services instead
directly to taxing authorities^ and customs dut es.—V. 161, p. 568..
Dec.
1944
,439,005
op.
Post-war. credit
are
Ended
Interest
..
receivable
Accounts receivable
■
receivable
notes
Years
Statement,
1943
6,794,597
'•
feeeivable
Notes
■"
f
$
.
subsidiary company_____^._
foreign, tobacco; companies
i
d'scounts and amounted to'
$653,512 in
1944 and
$597,221 in
1943.
t After deducting from in¬
ventories
amounts
b lied
on
uncompleted contracts of $1,875,504 in
1S44 and
$4,801,665 in
1943.- -^Properties and p.ants are slated
at
cost
(except
for the inclus'on of net revaluat'on increases by sub¬
sidiaries or their predecessors, prior to the ■ organization of the present
parent company, of
$4,316,995 in mineral properties), less
reserves
for dcplet on, depreciat on, and obsolescence of $37,373,293 at Dec. 31,
1944
and
$36,170 864 at Dec. 31,
1943.
"Common sto k is without,
par value.
1,000,000 shares are authorized of which 850.000 shares
have been issued and are outstanding..
The stated va'ue has been-'
increased to $34 000.000 ($40 per'sharei
by transferring $14,379,893
from capital surplus and $2,620,102 from earned surplus.
of
amounts
A
in
14 379,898
-
Dec.
'■
$74,225,488 $78,660,466
; Total
'.
tobacco,
tStocks in
3.000,000
,
20,504,282
——
•'$>\ *:•/'.-''.
Leal
Stocks
,
3,000,000'
'.*•.•
surplus
349,007"
6,312.024
——
'
.
Sheet,
1944
834,00^1
34,000,000
___
surplus.
V5'-'-'!>x\
.v
671
'
440.367
v
7,176,104
•
Balance
Assets—i
"Real estate, machinery and fixtures
Brands, trademarks, goodwill, etc.
837,185'
4
853,831
:
Consolidated
/•
.
$8,478,556
$6,675,917
Accounts
;
CHRONICLE
'
J
672
outstanding.
shares of stock are
56
company,
■■■'
•
Shares'
.
i
1942
1941
Aircraft
446,474
477,274
percent follows:
1943 in terms of
Dec. 31,
446,474
6,865,227
477,274
7,957,117
Dec.
Portfolio—Classification of assets on
Accessories
and
Airline
Other
Account, Years Ended Dec.
Income
1943
1944
Total
Profit
3,221
$404,645
$434,124
87,029
79,924
97,120
$307,187
$295,997
$324,721
$337,004
209,170
303,149
*2,789
10,174
$516,357
$599,146
$321,932
$347,178
52,484
33,090
26,236
16,563
77,252.
of
sales
from
Profit
securities
(net)
_
—
——!
Profit
inc.
Fed.
tax
se¬
on
curity profits
14,624
$463,873
Dividends
$566,056
$295,696
334,856
297,042
1944
banks and on hand, $536,815; U. S. Government
securities (at cost), $900,366; stocks in portfolio (market value $7,815,-
in National Aviation Research Corp. (75%
and interest receivable, $4,152; deferred
dividends
$50,000;
owned),
total, $7,225,350.
charges to expense, $1,500;
369;
$7,782; reserve for taxes,
payable and accruals,
Liabilities—Accounts
paid-in surplus, $4,139,£>r$243,127; earned sur¬
$7,225,350.—V. 160, p. 1739.
capital stock ($5 par), $2,386,373;
treasury stock
(30,800 shares—at cost),
$57,978;
plus, $876,975; total,
mechanical
NOTE——For
possible
order.
reasons
alphabetical
National Candy Co.,
Inc.—New DirectorObear-Nester Glass Co.,
President of the
director.—V. 161, p, 570.
Nester,
K.
1942
227,719
75,869
68,014
ry.
corporation has called for redemption on March 15,
40,000 shares of its 6% preferred stock at $12.32V2 per share.
ment will be made at the Bankers Trust Co., 16 Wall St., New
N. Y.—V. 161, p. 211.
next,
Pay¬
York,
Newark, N. J.—New Pres.
Esty Poster, formerly Executive Vice-President of this company,
and who for three years has been with the War Production Board in
Washington, has been elected President to succeed Cyrus H. Loutrel,
of the board.—V.
named Chairman
The
1944—3
Period End. Nov. 30—
136, p. 1030.
the
of
with
together
bonds
the
of
all
of
owner
stock for $5,000,000
outstanding common
Federal
k,
11,371,407
2,801,407
1,151,514
'-,-
taxes
taxes
11,407,498
2,693,158
1,114,630
expenses
„
44,096,704
4,453,1£$>, 4,976,956
stock
$4,755,295
revs
oper.
</
6,421,439
6,491,685
Agricultural
int.
6,266
17,966
34,784
(net)—
Income
Gross
26,975
20,708
123,348
$4,793,664
——
public,
to
distillery-—
&
.
Automobile—
81,278
$4,602,666 $18,027,549 $18,256,312
Building supply
Business equipment
5
11
8,045,230
8,317,215
2,065,905
2,053,585
Chemical
$2,727,759
1,304,303
$2,549,081
1,321,896
$9,710,334 $10,211,082
5,240,545
5,289,354
divs.
$1,423,456
pub.
to
$1,227,185
$4,469,789
„
stock
Insurance
Balance
5
7
10
8
—
equipment
——
Food
Machinery
Merchandising
:
;
$4,921,728
Oil
6,143
1,719
253
501
interests—
Railroad
equipment
of
equity
of
income
$1,422,955
subs.—
of
equity
$4,468,070
$4,915,585
Inv. Fund—
•Initial dividend.
company
$1,422,555
369
$1,226,932
381
$4,468,070
603
$4,915,585
468,881
$1,423,324
90,856
income
$1,227,313 ^$4,468,673
80,247
332,924
$5,384,466
345,426
Note—The
dividend
V.
Total
Exps.,
excl.
taxes
(exclud.
taxes
Federal
—950
Int.
1,244
3,446
t20,393
3,801
income)
Other
4,579
324
19,313
187
53,000
19,987
1,531
39,299
taxes
deducts—
other
Sp
Federal
.
2.3C0
tax
income
161.
dividends
policy
from
a
10
8
8
8
12
7
■
•
Earns,
Balance
or
$1,325,417
surplus.^
$1,140,919
$4,998,616
whether
$4,059,803
requirements applicable to respective periods
'Full dividend
unearned.
of $25,500 over-provision for Federal
capital stock tax applicable to the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942.
credit
tNet
after
adjustment
Statement of Income
Comparative
•
1944—3
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total
excl.
Exps.,
Federal
taxes
Federal
'
—
'Net
income
credit
3,801
V
tax—
;4,579
'
.
•
161,
adjustment
of
.-
t$50,444
$25,500
345,426
19987
l'531-
53,000
"
$1,182,067
39^299
$711,820
for
8
10
p.
312.
Oil
Co.
The
Net
above.—V.
161,
p.
312.
In
paid
directors
IV/a
also
cents
March
9—V.
160,
p.
$2
share on
preferred
revenue—
retirement..,,
on
payable April 2 to
2650.
7
declared
stock
on
Sept.
1,
$8,705,372
324,732
$9,256,795
297,404
$8,904,941
273,928
$9,083,456
$9,030,104
1,533,390
$9,554,199
$9,178,868
14,649
1,591,846
15,654
1,595,090
16,533
Cr55,382
Cr26,231
Cr40,889
CrlG6,610
sub.
$7,668,423
1.337,255
$7,508,296
1,336,676
$7,987,587
1,341,536
$7,727,859
1,346,027
int.—
132
114
117
117
u
$6,331,037
$6,171,505
$6,645,935
$6,381,716
1,000,000
1,000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
stock
4,825,893
4,825,893
4,825,893
4,825,893
Remainder to surplus
$505,144
$345,612
$820,042
$555,823
Amount per shr. applic.
to common stock—
$3.31
$3.21
$3.51
$3.35
on.
1,453,883
debt—
funded
interest
,
22,529
Interest charged to con¬
struction
*
'
divs.,
of
divs.
stock
Com.
,
before
inc.
Net
stock, min.
Applic. to Pacific Ltg.
General Sales
stock
pfd.
on
Divs.
with Westing-
;
of 75
value
stockholders of record
V' ——;7
Dividends—
the usual
last
9,305,039
6,322,055
$8,751,924
331,532
Total
Int.
Other
Products Cor¬
each of the last seven quarters.
declared the regular quarterly dividends
a
share on the 6% and 5%% $50 par
Feb.
1941
$48,681,963
24,149,928
(net)
on
com.
160,
p.
'
•
2299.',
Park & Tilford,
the $2 preferred stock,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1944
1943
1942
$63,944,017 $57,008,947 $54,008,363
29,785,702 28,078,666
26,606,973
17,862,242
13,109,156
11,441,328
7,544,149
7,115,753
6,703,268
revenue.—
oper.
Other income
Pfd.
V
semi-annual dividend of
value, and the regular
quarterly dividend of $1 per share on the $4 prior preferred stock,
no
par value, .both
payable March 1 to holders of--record Feb. 15.
An initial semi-annual distribution of $1 per share 'was made on the
per
shs. outstanding
70,000 com.
$2,327,746
105.852
$1.19
$3,054,267
110,883
$1.26
Div. in Pacific Gas &
Northeastern Water Co.—Preferred
The directors
1943
1944
expenses
for
Prov.
6
preferred stocks, respectively,
$1
Tex.—Stockholders Receive
was
Feb.
on
(Wis.)—Earnings—
...
Taxes
of Subsidiary—
been elected President of Polarized
wholly-owned subsidiary. He was associated
& Manufacturing Co. for over 30 years as
of its Lamp Division—V. 161, p. 313.
and
on
dividend
in April,
1407.
oper.
Operating
25
on Aug. 25. last, marked a change in
semi-annual to a quarterly payment basis.—
Co.—Common
868,416
for 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1944,
—
sh.
per
Gross
declared a dividend on the common stock,
payable in the form of common shares of the Pacific Gas & Electric
Co. at the rate of one share" of Pacilic Gas & Electric for every 100
shares of North American common stock held.
The dividend will be paid April 2 to 'Stockholders of record March 2,
subject to approval of .the SEC.
In lieu of fractional shares of Pacific Gas & Electric stock, cash will be paid at the rate of 36 cent.s per >
share of North American common, based on the current market price
of approximately $33 per share of Pacific Gas & Electric.
A similar
cents
1,946,994
historical earnings
Pacific Lighting Corp.
10
15
15
18
paid
a
directors
dividend
1,995,667
div.
Corp.
North American
Federal*
applicable to the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1942.
Navarro Oil Co.. Houston,
Continental
*20
187
over-provision
Offer for Shares—
See
$1,097,1670
44«?
19,313
324" ,f
-7.■
2,300
$62,975
after
capital stock tax
tDeficit.—V.
Mos.—1943
ITS
1.2* 4
deducts..
income
Net
$35,950.,.$1,590,937
~
80,247' • i 332,924
9*0
other
&
"
(exclud¬
taxes
taxes
Other
(Company Only)
Mos.—•194$'"";"'l944—12
90,856
,
income)
ing
Int.
$160,882
income
stock & surplus,.
$2,436,281
592,165
1,844,116
Calandar Years—
Electric Co. Stock—
The
$2,416,582
469,588
Drl7,336
1
—V. 160, p.
—V.
earned
requirements,.
$2,423,167
427.500
—
stock
Net Income
—
—
house Electric
Manager
$3,304,697
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc.
20
10
34
Snyder has
E.
A.
$3,163,070
746,487
Calendar Years—
Divs.
poration,
$3,109,070
685,902
—
Net sales
20
19
7
4
Electric Corp.—President
Noma
1,613,880
$3,275,804
28,892
'Represents
313.
p.
1,768,462
$3,180,406
for com.
Balance
11
13
J 20
16
6
12
13
17
14
1,768,462
deductions
Preferred
10
22
'5
12
*10
Tobacco
.
above)
(as
Other
$1,226,932
Diversified
.
.
$3,126,406
(net)—.——»—Drl7,336
Net income
13
3
10
9
7
i;.
6
5
'
9
5
Steel
in
Co.
___
«.
Gross income
30
12
33
8
—
_
tax„_
accruals.
reserve
Other income
Income
Actual
Actual
operating income.—.
Utility
the
first
12
6
12
6
utiltly
Railroad
Nat'I Pr. & Lt. Co.:
Retirement
and surtax
profits
tax—
1943
1944
*1944
$15,352,361 $15,352,361 $13,462,962
6,067,395
6,067,395
4,657,084
457,621
457,621
387,828 •
914.476
914,476
908,363
1,240,000
.1,231,000
1,053,000
1,651,000
1,606.000
1.443,000
127.000
127,000
124,000
adjusted to reflect changes in taxes, interest and preferred
requirements for a 12 months' period due to refinancing
1944.—V. 161. p. 466.
3
-
-
Public
to
applicable
minority
Net
excess
Income
specified by
Co.—Earnings—
—
normal
bids on the bonds
8
Metals
Balance
Portion
10
9
10
the purchase as a whole
bonds, series due Feb. 1,
rate is to be
interest
The
19.
revenues
Federal
used to redeem, at
mortgage 3%% bonds
funded debt.—V. 161,
6
.27
7
4
12
6
11
15
6
14
16
7
Electrical
etc.
deductions
•Preferred
.
Bank stock
Invitation for
161, p. 313.
taxes
par value common
i4;'111
13
6
;
February
on
General
Inc.—Distributions—
Aviation
3,585
(net)
income
$4,569,425 $17,886,235 $18,154,326
of
lease
from
Net
Time,
bidder.—V.
Maintenance
7
-——;——Payable per Share———1——
2-26-45
11-23-44
8-25-44
5-25-44
7c
17c
8c
14c
Industrial Series—
9 issued proposals for
$35,000,000 first mortgage
of
Operation
of
comparison):
claimed within six
the proceeds, Ogden
proposals will be received by the company at Room 1100,
La Salle Street, Chicago 4, 111., up to 11 a. m.. Central
Pro Forma
first
(see
Alcohol
plants
Stocks,
$3.75 for the shares at the
notify the persons entitled to
Bonds—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
directors have declared the following dividends on the special
this corporation, payable Feb. 26 to holders of record Feb. 5
column below—-with three previous payments shown as
The
$82,394,333
41,142,793
11,992,624. ,11,698,819
•
1,564,995
1,622,049
.
New York
would
12 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
466.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Mos.—1943
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$21,556,539 $21,494,839 $84,920,377
revenues
Property retirement reserve
appropriations-
Net
War
other funds, will be
accrued interest, $55,000,000 first
the corporation's sole outstanding
1964,
than
less
Ogden
shares
Such
South
231
to Niagara Hudson Power Corp.,
shares.
Proceeds from the sale
and
$107.25
sale
Feb.
on
issue
an
Federal
P. S. Commission held a hearing Feb. 7 on
corporation for authority to issue $50,000,000
not
bid
will
the
Alter
Company
1975.
2,806,114
Light Corp.—Hearings Held Feb.
the
sell
to
and
due
Subsidiaries::
Operating
Operating
Other
1,690,031
York
New
National Power & Light Co.
Net
1,499,935
As of Dec. 31, 1944, 54,000
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Public
4,222,939
2,982,167
mortgage bonds and 50 000 additional shares of no
stock.
The company proposes to seek competitive
p.
Rent
2,888,322
1,421,162
2,731,381
it
said
Purchase of $35,000,000
of
application
hearing on corporation's
Unless their pro rata shares are
years, they will Jose their right to make claim to
said.—V. 161, p. 211.
Proposed Financing—
on
petition
National Lock Washer Co.,
was
New York Power &
it
proceeds.
State
The
Other
1,135,076
income—
1,555,014
161, p. 112. ^
oper.
to
Ogden
the
•Deficit.—V.
tion—
Scheduled—
15 for a
auction all common stock unclaimed by persons
under the plan of reorganization of Utilities Power &
public
Operating
■
set Feb.
at
auction.
$213,870
82,804
82,192
2,973,157
1,185,780
railway.—
from
Corp.—Partial Redemp¬
Stores
National Department
to
Light Corp., predecessor of Ogden.
remained unclaimed.
1941
$224,030
99,130
income—
railway
from
Net
Net
who
1943
$232,071
32,154
railway
oper.
ry.
Gross
business
proposed
SEC has
sell
entitled
From Jan. 1—
has
heating
Northern
The
to
the
1944
railway
from
from
Net
applied
has
company
steam
1944,
of
$231,401
'66,079
December—
Gross
Net
Joseph
to the SEC to approve its acquisition of
of Willow River Power Co.
In August,
acquire all the property of the Willow,
excepting cash on hand and a claim against the U. S. Government
now in litigation, for
a total of $840,000, subject to adjustments.
The
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin and the Federal Power Com¬
mission have authorized the transaction.—-V.. 161, p. 112.
the
Earnings—
Connecting RR.-
Feb. 3, 1945,
kwh. for the
161, p. 571.
(Wis.)- -Proposed Acquisi-
Northern States Power Co.
a
New York
alphabetical
of
tion—
hearing on company's amended plan of reorganization, Feb. 6,
the SEC
announced it has denied the motion of three stockholders'
groups asking that NEPSCO be required to sell immediately the five
textile mills among its seven non-utility subsidiaries.
The Commission's denial was made "without prejudice" and pointed
out
that the objecting groups "will have ample opportunity to file
alternate plans for suggestions for alternate plans and to offer evi¬
dence in support."
The groups whose motions were denied are State Street Investment
Corp. and the George Putnam Fund of Boston,
including Fidelity
Fund, Inc., Carl P. Dennett, James W. Moss and Harry S. Middendort,
which were represented by John N. Worcester; and Russel S. Stearns,
represented by Arthur E. Whittmore, Boston.
All are substantial hold¬
ers of the prior lien preferred^tock.—V. 161, p. 313.
At
output
Ogden Corp.—Hearings
Immediate Sale—
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
Co.
this company for the week ended
47,623,000 kwh., as compared with 42,435,000
corresponding week last year, an increase of 12.2%,—V.
Denies Motion
Jof Three Stockholder Groups Seeking Requirement
position as possible.
been elected a
1635.
totaled
it is not always
to arrange companies in exact
However, they are always as near
was
p.
Electric
week ended Feb. 2 this Association
England Public Service Co.—SEC
New
in
344), $5,732,516; investment
to be
Northern States Power
P.. 571.
f.-;
Dec. 31,
160,
The
262,501
Balance Sheet,
order
1942
V.
England Power Association—Output Up 2.66%—
The Association reports number of kilowatt hours available for its
territory for the week ended Feb. 3, 1945, as 67,389,863, compared
with 65,643,073 for the week ended Feb. 5, 1944, an increase of 2.66%.
Comparable figure for the week ended Jan. 27, 1945, was 67,072,260,
an
increase of 1.05%
over the corresponding
week»of 1944.—V. 161,
•Loss.
.Assets—Cash
acquired by Northern Natural, because
of th parent company.
for a modification of the
recommended by the Public Utilities Division staff.—
permitted
were
they were related to the "principal business"
Disapproval of Northern Natural's request
New
$330,615
334.856
-
changed
gas
proval,
161, p. 571.
V.
f
income
Net
1941
$419,500
$383,025
—
—
_
*$5.30
t$4.87
'$1.49
t$1.21.
because
The
and
reports electric output of
13,200,189 kwh.
This is un increase of 540,631 kwh., or 4.27% above
production of 12,659,558 kwh. for the corresponding week a year ago.
Gas output
for the week ended Feb. 2 is reported at 182,251,000
cu.
ft., an increase of 28,024,000 cu. ft., or 18.17% above production
of
154,227,000
cu.
ft. in the corresponding week
a year ago.—
31
6,121
Operating expenses
of "changed conditions."
conditions relate to certain gas transmission facilities
purchase contracts which Argus owned at the time the
divestment order was issued and which later, with Commission ap¬
$3,279,885 $10,751,369 $11,698,362
-
England Gas & Electric Association—Output—
For the
22.6%
$384,439
—»—,—
1,753,581
on
New
17.7%
$402,650
1,995
received
Interest
26,350,000
2,206,267 shares.
tBased on 2,206,392 shares.
JAfter
deducting cost of sales, selling and general expenses, etc. SAfter all
charges,
including provision for retroactive shift
differentia and
vacation
pay
amounting to $2,000,000, estimated to be due in ac¬
cordance with a War Labor Board directive.—V. 160, p. 2076.
•Based
24.2%
1942
,
$379,805
$378,318
received
divs.
Cash
profit
profit per share on
2,206,392 shares
35.5%
14.9%
(net)
securities and receivables
Cash, U. S.
17,200.000
1943
38.6%
32.2%
14.3%
•
7,950,000
$2,670,396
Net
and
1944
31,
1944
.
.
3,050,000
—-
Net
.
—
—
Investment
on
$19.03
15.82
15.11
14.38
16.67
———
—
1940
14,463.646
1,724,554
13,702.076
436,746
and
Per Share
7,066,239
6,746,140
1943
',
.
3,598,932
429,270
Net'Assets
-
.
Commission modify its order of April 14,
1942, requiring the company to divest itself of its interest in its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Argus Natural Gas Co.
Northern Natural
is now asking the Commission to permit it to
retain Argus on the grounds that through inadvertence and misappre¬
hension of the issues leading to the divestment order, it did not
apprise the Commission of all the lelevant facts concerning its system,
income
for. Fed.
Prov.
taxes
446,474
$8,497,980
1944
and
Outstanding
Net Assets
Dec. 31—
'
argument, the
advisement, Jan. 31, after oral
SEC took under
request of company that the
•
3,724,484
depletion
charges—
prior years were:
the close of several
1 '
figures at
comparable
and
deprec.
for
Prov.
Interest
assets on Dec. 31, 1944
indicated value of net
Asset Value—The
'
■
$9,874,150 $15,265,563§$44,139,569 $53,504,019
divs.
Corp.—Annual Report-
National Aviation
"
and
,
'
ify Order—
The
and
XProfit from oper.
income from int.
in the
p. 312.
and its subsidiaries are principally engaged
manufacture of commercial'types of kitchen equipment.-—V. 161,
The
1944—3 Mos.—1943
Period Ended—
Co.—SEC Studies Plea to Mod¬
Northern Natural Gas
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
' v 1944—12 Mos.—1943
Steel Corp.
National
In addition, scrip certificates
representing in the aggregate
common stock.
preferred stock
125,000 shares (no par)
fractional shares of
for
1945
' Monday, February 12,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
-THE COMMERCIAL &
.
.
no
par
year.—V.
160^ p.fl 2299.
Stock—
•
■
Inc.—Stockholders Charge Rigging of
•
-
,
£
:
-
,
.
,
.
;
Exchange Act of 1934 were>j invoked in a
suit filed Feb. 6 in Federal Court by a group of 16 stockholders of
the company.
The complaint named as defendants the corporation,
David
A. Schulte,
majority stockholder, and the co-partners of the
brokerage firms of Ira Haupt & Co. and Strauss-Phillips & Co.
It was alleged that the delendants had participated in a conspiracy
to acquire large amounts of Park & Tilford common stock, and. to
effect the sale of the stock.
The sale brought the defendants a profit
of $7,000,000, according to the complaint,, and was stimulated by the
circulation
of
false rumors that the corporation
would declare a
Provisions of the Securities
dividend in whiskey.
The
value of the stock rose
September of 1943 and May of
market
from $17 to
$9R.50 a share
1944, it was set forth, at the
corporation's subsidiary, the Park & Tilford Import
Corp., announced that Park & Tilford stockholders would be permitted
to purchase whiskey preferentially.
The plaintiffs asked damages of $110,601.
This was said to repre¬
sent their losses from trading in the stock, the price of which has
fallen far below 98.—V. 160. p. 2651/
between
time
that
the
(Continued on page 706)
Volume
Number
161
673
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
Stock and Bond Sales
New York Stock Exchange
«»
lilliltlSli^liSS^AILYl-HWEEKLYl-
YEARLY
disregarded In the day's range, unless they are the only transactions ot the day. No account la taken of snch sales in computing the range for the year.
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
United States Government Securities on the New York Stock Exchange
Below
furnish
we
a
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prieee
point.
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
- 1 ■ 1
Feb. 9
4%S, 1947-52
D. S. Bond Prices
Daily Record of
[ High
-
treasury
2 Vis
units
in
2
Total sales In $1,000 units.
\
2y4S, 1952-55.
———j Low
[Close
1
■;
113.6
2</«s
1956-59
Total sales
101.17
101.17
101.17
[Close
101.17
1
Total sales In $1,000 units
(High
2s,
{ Low
1947
I
(High
2s, March
High
{
1948-50
low
(Close
[Close
Total sales In. $1,000 units
units
rHigh
(High
(Low
2%s, 1951-54
\
2s, Dec. 1948-50
Low
[Close
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
units
[High
(High
{ Low
8s, June, 1949-51
( Low
[Close
2%8. 1956-59
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
Total sales in $1,000 units
[Hign
,
Is,
(Low
2%S, 1958-63-———
1949-1951—.
Sept.,
Total sales
In $1,000 units
,
fHign
(Hign
( Low
1949-1951.
la, Dec.,
{Low
2%8, 1960-65
(High
i—{ Low
[Close
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
[Close
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units.
$1,000 units
A
L°*
(High
■
1950-1952
March,
2s,
IHigb
-{ Low
(Close
Close
Total sales in $1,000 units—
units
2s,
{LOW
1948
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High.
2s, 1951-1953
Low
.
[High
{ Low
[Close
[Close
Total sales
Total sales in $1,000 unite
In
$1,000 units
High
108.2
(High
'
1951-55
Is,
108.2
fLoW
—
{ Low
[Close
1950-1952
Sept.,
Total Sales In $1,000 units
—
S%8, 1949-53
vn-yy-iHigb
//r-/-
(High
[Close
Total sales
'
!■■;
units
Low
■
108.2
[Close
3*
In $1,000 units
101.16
101.15
Total sales
101.16
units
in $1,000 units
High
101.14
Low
101.14
Close
101.14
f High
1952-54
2s, Dec.,
j Low
[Close
Total sales
...
■
J High
2s
(J[«W
■•■■■
,
{ Low
1953-55
[Close
(Close
Total sales
Total sales in $1,000 units
(High
I %S,
I%S
—< Low
1963-1968——.
Total sales in $1,000
Low
101.17
io
units
Home Owners Loan
[High
il
.lVaS, 1945-1947
Total sales in
101.13
101.15
101.13
101.15
101.14
101.13
101.15
1
$1,000 units
[Close
Total sales
LOW
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
$ per share
61
RECORD
114
*59%
12%
71
.
62%
13
71
$ per share
share
v
•
62
62
62
61%
*112%
114
*1121/2
114
63
*59%
63
*59%
12%
12%
12%
13
70 %
71
70%
70%
15%
15
15%
14%
34
33%
23%
24
41V2
41%
41%
7%
3%
*96%
7%
♦183%
V
99
14%
24
2,000
6,200
Air
7%
*184
99
7%
187
*96%
7%
187
99
*96i/a
7%
7%
.3%
3%
3%
105,700
40%
25,200
3,500
6,400
41
41%
40%
41%
'40%
41
39%
61%
61%
61
6 li/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*93
96
15%
16
159
159
96
15%
159
*93%
15%
1581/a
L
96
*93%
96
15%
*15%
15%
159
14,700
3%
193
3%
29%
For
99
7%
*188%
3%
29%
32%
*96%
7%
3%
3%
29%
32%
99
187%
7%,
1581/2
158%
*16%
17%
*93%
151/4
158
20
1,600
168
1,900
17
700
"
32%
17%
32%
footnotes see page 683.
17%
32%
17%
32%
17
32
17%
32%
31%
32%
*16%
32
32
4,300
2
112% Jan
30
15
60
Jan
15
3% Jan
2
13
Feb
3
Jan
2
80
Jan
1
53
1
Par
3% Jan
2
15% Feb
5
2% Jan
24
34% Jan
10
2% Jan
15
par
9% Jan
2
100
B% Jan
22
„—10
6% Jan
100
3% Jan
1
2% Jan
J00
—2.50
25
i
No
No
Albany & Susquehanna RR
Allegheny Corp
5%% pf A with $30 war
$2.50 prior conv
preferred-No par
Alghny Lud Stl Corp
No par
100
Chemical
&
Allied Kid Co
Allied Mills Co Inc
0
3
Dye
Feb
64%
114
108% Nov
47
-
Jan
8'/a Aug
Dec
10%
Dec
Jan
66
Nov
10%
Jan
14
Dec
12
26 %
Jan
33
Feb
5
19%
Jan
24 %
42 Vs Feb
8
37% May
24
75
"
Dec
Oct
43
July
100
Dec
2
7% Feb
2
187% Feb
8
124
Jan
24
3% Feb
5
2
Mar
4% Jan
22
42 V8 Feb
5
23%
Jan
36
Dec
6
Jan
23
63% Jan
5
37
Jan
62
Dec
8 Vs Jan
24
29% Jan
11
24 %
Apr
29% July
Jan
11
70
Jan
1
2
par
i3% Jan
2
15% Jan
2
100
Jun
Jun
64
22
L3% Jan
No par
Highest
t per share
10
3
No
1944
Jan
1
Allen Industries Inc
Allied
52%
63% Jan
17
&
Alleg & West Ry 6 % gtd
96
15%
Alaska
Inc_«.w.
Vicksburg Ry
Juneau Gold Min
Alabama
187%
187
Reduction
$ per share
share
22
Corp_...
Address-Mutigr
42%
29%
17%
.
41%
62%
158%
Express
Corp—<*.
24
62
17%
Adams
Adams-Millis
42%
62%
159
400
23%
62
159
-
41%
62 Vs
*16%
33
17,100
14%
33
Co
I per
Jan
No par
Co
23%
62
1
14%
34
Steel
42
41%
15%
15
*32%
Acme
share
Lowest
•
1% Jan
100
Motors
ACF-Brlll
24
*96%
A
7%
3%
*93
900
41%
62
96
29,500
71
23%
42
15%
.
per
Highest
0% Jan
No par •
preferred
24
61%
15%
4%
Abraham & Straus
12%
12%
I
Par
Abbott Laboratories
61
*112%. 114
62%
*591/2
*70
Lowest
EXCHANGE
V
Year
Range Since January 1
STOCK
Shares
41%
41
29V4
71
YORK
41%
42 Vs
*92
12%
71
$ per share
y
NEW
the.Week
Feb. 9
61
for
24
v
188
3%
62%
12%
33%
41%
62
*59%
15
34
23%
99
13
61
( *;12% 114
71
34
14%
23%
187
12%
*70
61%
-
;
$ per share
63
14%
3%
$ per share
114
33%
7%
Feb. 8
Sales
Friday
Thursday
7
61%
14%
*96 %
.
*59 %
*32%
*183
Wednesday
Feb
Feb. 6
Range for Previous
STOCKS
HIGH BALE PRICES
*112%
61
*112%
$ per
AND
Tuesday
Monday
$1,000 units
in
lot sales.
♦Odd
10
NEW YORK STOCK
Saturday
f Low
101.14
2
—
101.14
( Low
(Close
1964-1969
in $1,000 units
101.17
(High
2%s, Dec..
sales
101.17
| Close
(
(High
1948———————f Low
Total
--
(High
2%s, June. 1964-1969
In $1,000 units
[Close
[Close
Total sales In $1,000 unite——
4
in $1,000 units
f High
—,
101.16
101.15
[Close
[Close
units
101.15
Low
2s, June, 1952-54-——....—(
—{Low
l%8, 1956-58
■
—
[High
(High
2%s, 1962-67
.
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units
1
j^LoW
2%s, 1948-51
in $1,000 units
101.17
101.17
(High
Low
[Close
11
] LOW
Total sales tn $1,000
v'.
i
High
1
.;
113.6
.
2%s, 1945-47—
Total sales In $1,000
1
f High
113.6
[Close
Total sales in $1,000 units.
2%S, 1952-54.
1
Total sales in $1,000 units.....—.
—
(High
{ Lo«
2%s, 1955-60—.———
Total sale? in $1,000
—
tJ
1
1
......J Low
/A;// [ ClOS0
2V*B, 1954-56
[Close
2%s, 1950-52
1111ii1i
11 1 1
—
f
[High
—{ L°w
Total sales in $1,000 units.
SttS,
I 1I- 11
Low
Total sales In $1,000 units
units
Total sales In $1,000
i
(High
j Low
[Close
fHign
Total sales in
•:» i
—
[Close
•
Total sales In $1,000 units..
—
fil ii
I
I.
2y«S, 1951-53
Low
Close
.
10
f High
Total sales In $1,000 units..
Total sales In $1,000
101.15
*
3y8s, 1949-52
Total sales In $1,000
101.15
lQt.13
Total sales In $1,000 units
High
3s, 1951-55
101.15
101.13
101.14
—J Low
[Close
2Vis, 1967-72
Close
$1,000 units
Total sales In $1,000
3
101.13
101.14
-
(High
Low
3%8, 1946-49
6
5
High
3s, 1946-48—
101.13
101.16
Total sales in $1,000 units
i V-u
Total sales in
101.13
101.13
5
101.14
\ Low
[Close
Vis, 1966-71
Feb. 9
101.16
101.13
'
:
[Close
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
101,16
101.13
'•
—
$1,000 units
("High
(High
.{ Low
{
Feb. 6
101.13
\ LOW
[Close
1965-70
Total sales
3%8, 1946-56
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
,
f High
[Close
Total sales In $1,000
current
"
^
-
.
j LOW
Treasury
York Stock Exchange during the
daily record of the transactions in Treasury and Home Owners' Loan coupon bonds on the New
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a
week.
91% Feb
1
Feb
5
Jan
18
17% Feb
5
16.
164
5 %
Jan
Apr
9% Jan
141
Apr
7% July
181
3%
91
Nov
Dec
Dec
15% Oct
157
Dec
13% Mar
16Va
29
35% Mar
Aug
Feb
Monday, February 12, 1945
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
674
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1944
STOCKS
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Saturday
,/
Feb. 3
5
.
5 %
5%
47%
48%
121%
*119%
120%
29
29%
28%
29
44%
44%
24 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
44 '/4
44%
44 y2
45 %
24 %
24'A
24'A
24%
70
70
18%
44 "A
44%
71
iJ
-
28%
1,800
Amer
43
43%
American Airlines
25%
24%
25
8,600
5,200
72
70
71
id%
17 %
17%
■A 3,700
44%
3,1C0
24%
44%
132%
44%
44%
44'%
12%
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
91%
91JA
90%
91%
90 %
91%
90%
91%
187%
189%
42%
42%
98%
125
*15%
15 %
19%
19%
117%
117
117
123 '/a
123%
124
*15%
16%
19%
19%
19%
5
3
2%
33%
32
32%
32'A
-
22%
40'/a
30%
27
27
133
*131
44
44
44
Z;
31
14%
65%
61
61
60%
61
*177
13%
18
17%
18
82%
82%
20
19%
19%
18%
19
19%
19%
19%
18%
36 %
36%
,45
45
*153
156
30%
29%
17%
17%
i is
18 Va
24%
24 Va
*24%
25
50 VB
50%
132%
*32
32%
*31%
161%
162
68
69
68 Va
69'A
69 Va
,
*149%
149%
15%
16'A
16
46%
46%
9%
:
103%
*101%
111%
112
*110%
'
64
*61%
/61%
47
119%
9%
9V8
103
112
6%
63%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
45
45
44%
44%
44%
27%
27%
27%
112
*61%
31
27%
11%
6!A
:
200
*153
27 Va
31
168
*44%
45
32
162%
162%
17,000
70
69 Va
69%
1,800
70%
5,700
70
70%
149%
15%
149%
46%
46%
119%
*119
"
104%
31%
45
44
45
27%
27%
27%
American Viscose
5,buU
lo»/
lx_
/a•
4,
$5 prior conv
31%
30%
45
31%
44 %
21.800
44
1,420
Attaconda
27%
27%
27%
2,500
2.800
A
*113%
116
*114
116
*114
116
*114
*13%
14
*13
14
*13
14
*13
5%
*5
5%
5
*54%
55%
54%
55%
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
114%
114%
114%
114%
124
124
122 Va
45%
12%
12
19 %
19%
115%
115%
114%
108
*107
78%
78%
104
*102
114
5V8
5VB
55%
*551/4
8 Va
8%
114%
12%
124%
45%
45%
*12
12 Va
114
*124
45%
*12
5Va
11%
12 Va
11%
19%
19%
19%
'115%
115
115
115
115
115%
114
114
115
*46
53
*46
*114
114
115%
53
108
*46
*107'A
107%
107%
*107%
78%
78%
78%
79%
79
103%
103%
104
103
103
53%
56
55%
53
108
79%
104%
59
36
*77%
35%
53%
53%
36
36
37
37
37
37%
80
*78
80
*78
80
80
80
36
35
35%
53
35%
'16%
112
16%
*56%
57%
112
62%
62
116
115
jcpni/j
93
'111
35%
36
35%
111%
111%
111%
111%
112
1,600
124%
*123%
124%
130
x
3 9%
115 %
114%
105%
105%
2,200
58%
55%
57%
28,900
37 %
1.300
16
16 Vb
15%
16
*57
57%
57 Va
57%
57%
57%
300
63
63
62%
63 Va
670
115%
115%
120
22%
22 Va
300
Atlas Tack
11%
700
Austin
63
63
62%
*115
115%
22%
22 3A
63 %
*115
115%
*20%
11%
22
63
114%
*21
63
115%
22
*115%
116%
22
po
11%
31 VB
11 Va
*11
V8)
81
80
80%
81
82%
81
;
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
27%
9^%
?"%
11%
*11 VB
6%
6%
6%
27%
2 7'A
27 3A
27%
12%
13'A
13
13 Va
13%
13%
13'A
14'A
14
21%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
23
24%
24
13%
14'A
14
■;
14 Ve
*80%
18%
14
14 Va
14
28%'
27%
*68
69
25
%
:
69
67%
67 %
*67%
68 %
35 %
35
35%
35%
35 3,4
21%
21%
22
22
21%
*51
52
52
20%
21
19
19
36
•;
20%
20%
'
51%
51 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20 V8
18%
19
19
19%
19
19'A
18%
*36 V8
37
36 Vb
36 Va
36%
36%
*38V4
39 Va
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
12%
38
35%
35%
20%
21%
*51
109%
12%
*36%
52
V-» O CO Nw
12%
38
116
For
*51
•108
12%
*36%
'112
52
109%
12 34
38
116
3 7'A
39 Va
•108
12%
*36%
*112
37'A
39%
109%
12%
38
116
22%
V'
•
4
13%
37%
39%
14
68%
35
22%
12%
*36%
52%
21%
19
18%
19
109%
12%
38
115
37%
39%
12%
*36%
*110
■I
-
__5c
01
Dei
15
89% Feb
61
Jan
3
10Ve Feb
6
7%
Apr
9% July
3
8% Jan
22
6 V'b
Jan
9'A
5%%
Oil
Barnsdall
Iron
°—No
Co
46
Jan
50
Jun
3
14%
Feb
28 V8
Dec
17
80%
Jan
1 11'A
Dec
14%
Feb
24%
Dec
8%
Jan
1,100
1,800
Beatrice
Beech
Aircraft
Beech
Creek
Feb
__
18
32
/ Jan
8
2
Jun
8
44%
Feb
66
8
40
Feb
60%
Dec
Jan
12%
Aug
Jan
Dec
5
Jan
20
163
2
18
Feb
5
12%
Jan
17% Juiy
2
-*•
84% Feb
9
62%
Jan
77%
Dec
13%
Jan
18%
Sep
13%
Feb
19%
Dec
26%
Jan
37'A
Dec
36%
Jan
43% July
20%
20%
39
43%
169%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
45
Feb
153
Feb
31
Feb
18% Feb
25% Feb
56% Jan
133 Feb
33 % J an
164% Jan
70% Feb
71% Feb
4
15
2
2
3
10
9
2
16
3
22
12
2
31
2
2
17
9
12
11
165%
Dec
39% May
45%
Dec
Nov
152%
Dec
22%
Jun
28%
Dec
15
7
Jan
19% July
25%
146
16%
Feb
Jan
132
26% May
12
8
Jan
156
Dec
166 7/«
75
Julv
Jan
75
Julv
Jan
8%
Apr
6%
Jan
U VB
Jan
16%
>,t»n
67%
Jun
49
120% July
Jan
84%
Dec
15%
Apr
116%
152% J"ly
Jan
39'/a
1
Aug
Nov
100
9%
Dec
Dec
107
6 % July
44
2
Feb
65
Dec
Jan
29%
Dec
25
11
45% Feb
Jan
24%
33 % Jan
4
Jan
39
Dec
Jan
28% July
Nov
117% May
28
Jan
31
Feb
2
v
20
114
112
17
9%
.2%
Jan
42
Jan
Dec
14%
Jan
8
*•
4% Aug
57
Jun
Feb
8
8% Jan
30
4%
Apr
119
Jan
17
74%
Jan
107%
Dec
126
Feb
2
85
Jan
119
Jan
48
Feb
7
35%
Apr
46%
56
2
2
5
15
23
2
2
2o
3
4
19
-
67/a July
Jun
12% Jan 18
9%
Feb
12% July
5
8%
Jan
13%
Jun
19%
Dec
12% Feb
12%
19% Feb
Feb
5
45% Jan
19
115
Jan
113
Dec
85%
18
Jan
90
7
Jan
117
Jan
113%
Nov
May
45%
Sep
33
107% Feb
12
5
103%
Jan
108%
Nov
11
53%
Jan
83%
Dec
85% Jan
82
Jan
106%
% Feb
8
Feb
8
25%
39% Jan
5
25
105
59
Dec
Feb
38%
Nov
76
Nov
80
Feb
7
59'A
Jun
36-
Feb
5
24%
Jan
113% Jan
3
107%
Feb
3
11%
Jan
17%
53 %
Jan
57%
Oct
62
Jun
16% Jan
58
Jan
23
66
Jan
17
116% Jan
10
Feb
2
12 % Jan
15
24
52%
112
Apr
May
14% May
7.
9
66
Apr
30
14%
Dec
15%
8
3%
Jan
tri)
18
Apr
9
Jan
12% Jan
24
15% Jan
8
Jan
4
71
Jan
19
30% Jan
2
36% Jan
17
par
17% Jan
3
22% Feb
8
50% Jan
Jan
Apr
12
Jan
18
July
53
Aug
8
43
Jan
8
14%
Sep
21% Jan
11
32% Jan
19
37% Feb
8
40'A Feb
8
Jan
11
14% Jan
2
9
38
Jan
19
118
Jan
3
Dec
21%
21% Feb
20
Dec
Dec
'52% Feb
Jan
Dec
13%
23%
Dec
2
37% Jan
26%
23%
9
31
Dec
14%
22
110
Nov
68%
Jan
16% Jan
4
6
Jan
9 Va
60
18% Jan
23
Dec
13% May
19% Jan
25
Jan
20
Aug
82% Jan
31
Jan
120%
Oct
Dec
84% May
19% Jan
36
32% May
114
Jan
5%
108
Dec
Jan
55
9%. Jan.
12% Jan
Dec
Jun
Jan
139.
7
5% Feb
Dec
31%'
56%
/■ v-.t
l't%
;
,
57%
7
9% Feb
2
Dec
56
111
_
Jan
29
104% Feb
A-
Aug
180
Jan
147
7
150 Jan 12
16% Jan 3
49%'Jan 11
119'A Jan 4
Jan 22
V-.4
114
Va
13% Feb
8
20
Aug
180
2
7
._50
3 Vb
9
% Feb
Corp.
RR
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Dec
43
Jan
14% Feb
par
Oct
130
\
28
No
Dec
26
Feb
20
115'A
9'
Feb
/12% July
1
Creamery
preferred
,
22
par
25
Aug
11
22
No
Dec
79 Va
Jan
63Vb Feb
2
67
Oct
7% Aug
31% Feb
50
Jan
Jan
76%
5
.
Works Corp
40
$4.25
'
6
„10
Asphalt Corp
3,200
Jan
11% Jan
V
Brothers—*
preferred
10
Mar
4
50
Barber
150
65
8
25% Jan
.50
Nov
46
39% Mai-
13
_
Dec
6Va Aug
Jan
3%
100
100
37%
12%
a
Works v t c
Bayuk Cigars Ipc
38
line,
Ohio
Bath
116
—
No v*
Corp
Barker
32,?O0
Apr
31
6
31
30
48% Jan 22
33% Feb
1
74% Jan
5
30% Jan
2
110% Jan 23
14% Jan 22
56% Jan 2
60
Jan
2
113
Jan 25
18% Jan
6
10% Jan 22
77
Jan 2
14% Jan
2
5% Jan 24
100
Aroostook
5% preferred
Conv
.,3
40 V2
10% Feb
52% Jan
6%.Jan
107
J-m
108
Jan
44
Jan
11% Jan
10
Jan
18
Jan
113
Jan
111
Jun
45% Jan
106
Jan
76% Jan
101
Jan
No pur
No par
&
Bangor
Dec
Jan
33
99% Jan 11
25
100
5
50
A
—
—
4,600
*
109%
*108
preferred
Corp
&
Apr
94%
5
18% Jan
17% Jan
36
Jan
40% Jan
164 % Jan
43.% Jan
153
Feb
27% Jan
17% Jan
22% Jan
48% Jan
129% Jan
29 % Jan
157
Jan
65
Jan
65'A Jan
100
.1
100
Lines
2,000
r
100
100
100
preferred
4 Vo
110
22%
52%
par
No par
Co.
Baltimore
25 %,
Jan
68% Feb
No par
Baldwin Loco
Jan
59
13
4% Jan
1
100
—100
prior A
Aviation
15%
1
51
74 % Jan
6
112
Jan 15
Id
Feb
1
5
Co
5,700
21 %
40%
$5
Autocar
1
8
8% Jan 23
par
Corp;
Nichols
2,600
21%
37%
56,000
24%
footnotes see page 683.
116,300
35
Vf
54,200
27%
>14
52%
.
108
'110
243,200
6%
68 %
14
13%
9,500
19%
23%
V.
35
*67 Va
68
12%
13%
■
68
27%
•V:
14%
'
35
*112
14 Va
6%
120
82
No
Jun
102
Jan
68
Dec
Mar
5% Mar
Oct
1%
Feb
2
V.
5
preferred
conv
„
6% Jan
117% Jan 22
No par
Atlas Powder
5 %
2d
42
6
preferred
6%
Jan
22
45
No par
__20
pref series
Atlas. Corp—
16%
23
5
15
24% Feb
2
Refining
conv
11%
Dec
f'4% Feb
38% Jan
Line RR
non-cum
4%
57%
6%
*36%
5%
Atlantic
Apr
101
145% Jan 3
14% Jan 24
12.50
Co
I SS
W
&
16
18%
•
G
*57
19
110
10,490
Atl
8
3% Jan
29% Jan
No
Coast
16'A
11%
*108
15%
Atlantic
9
33% Feb
50
Topeka & Santa Fe
preferred
57 Vb
81
•1
250
5%
Aug
12% Feb
No par
Dry Goods
16 Vb
11%
<
112 Va
Atch
2Va Mar
4%
64% Jan 11
preferred
57 Va
18%
1
111%
15 %
112 Va
*111
11,900
35%
34%
35%
400
80
*76
80
,
34%
26%
.
37'A
38'A
38
*77
81
;
10,900
79%
Dec
4% Feb
8
'60% Jan 23
preferred
5%
36'A
———25
preferred
2d
Sep
106% Jan 22
.5% Jan 22
Corp
1st
21'A
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
—100
Assoc Investment
"16
105%
11%
6
77,
57%
80%
;
220
104%
80 Va
<
6%
53
77 Va
79%
79%
Associated
270
108
*107'A
108
Artloom
4.300
119'/a
:
*46
53
*46
*107 Va
<10%
18%
*114
115
*113
7,809
1143A
Dec
101 %
107'A
100
31
Cable
Constable
300
Aug
Feb
22
.
NOV
15
20%
3% Feb
75
,,
131 VB
Mar
14
1*
116
J-n It
6% Feb 7
preferred
Cork
Armstrong
Arnold
8
8
tiul
preferred
19%.
19%
115%
34% Jan
11% Jan
100
of Illinois
& Co
$6 conv prior
11 Va
11 Va
11%
X1P%
109% Jan
15
Dec
Jan
176
10
14
Copper
7%
10'A
Nov
183 Va
Feb
108%
2
22
W
Arnioui
2
31
2% Jan
Paper Co Inc————5
Archer Daniels Midl'd
No par
P
Jan
20 Va Feb
Oct
95% July
Mar
■
16% Jan
54% Jan
100
Mining
Wire &
12VB
*12
12,
1,700
46
45%
46
.,
11%
12
19%
114%
12
12 VA
12%
113%
x46
46
19%
114%
124%
124%
11%
1,100
65.000
114
114
19
%
t
56
8%
8%
8%
H%
<
*55
56
55%
8%
5%
5%
5V8
56
36
50%
,
114%
53
*46
45%
*12
12%
11%
8%
124 %
124
45%
45%
5Va
55
Andes
5%
115% July
60% Jan
-100
25
100
preierred
Mining
div
$5
14
14
preferred
Anaconda Copper
116
116
*13%
27% July
Nov
46
Anchpr Hock Glass Corp
*113%
Jan
107
2
& Smelt—
Amer Zinc Lead
1C0
14
23
C
41% Jan
-Preferred
25,600
116
17
126
Feb
No par
,62%
*13%
29 % Jan
.117% Feb
7
V*UiJlCU-———
6VB: i6 Va
27%
99%
27% Feb
——
62%
,
Jan
14% Jan
-
Elec
Wks &
Aiitc'l tcnii
\fi)
42% July
68%
132
preferred———No par
1st
$6
Apr
8
2
Corp
preferred——
Water
Am
400
11%
*113%
V
27,900
91/4
104
-
6%
63%
31%
44%
31%
5,800
11%
1A*
6%
*61%
63 Va
46 V2
11%
1-L-
113%
6%
*62
15%
8%.
43% Feb
100'/a Feb
24
26
Amer Type
104
Jan
33 %
82
24% Jan
preferred—
Foundries Inc
970
5%
170%
3
12'/a Jan
.
46'A
119
104 '/a
11%
11%
11'A
■>
100
6
130% Jan
100
Preferred
.-100
Am Sumatra Tobacco-.___._No par
Amer Telep & Teleg Co
100
American Tobacco
25
Common class B
—25
6,400
119
9
Feo
9
Refining
149%
9%
9%
*104
Co
15%
119%
*119
9%
9%
800
162 VB
47
46%
6%
*32
149%
15%
15%
11?%
321/2
x70%
150
104
50'A
American Sugar
16
70%
149%
;
American Stove
1,700
163
*69
70'A
71'A
69%
2,000
500
July
•'7-;
No par
No par
No par
American Stores.
2,400
133
14
25% Feb
100
Steel Foundries
Amer
May
8
110% Jan
preferred
non-cum
25%
50
32%
*32%
6%
18
>132
133
163
32
162%
Preferred
American Snuff—
18
.50%/,
Refg
Amer Smelting &
25'A
25 Va'
133
18,800
30 Va
29%
.
.
Ship Buildine Co
Amer
100
153
153
156
50
50%
*132% 133
70%
11%
6%
370
45
45
50%
69%
103
64
169
45
'30%
32
162%
*119
111%
5%
5%
5%
O
45,000
24%
132
46%
llVa
42'A
43
18%
16V8
11%
11%
11%
440
25
16
;
37
18%
15%
103
36 Va
25
150
*102
37
156
*153
51
70
*118%: 119%
9 Vz
9%
119%
9%
20
Sep
12
Jan
108
18.50
No par
-No par
No par
100
._25
Seating Co
19%
25
*31%
46 %
Safety
American
37
18%
.
69%
:
American
3,900
37
*44%
Razor
1,100
20%
20
19%
*36
133
12
——
19 3A
20 Va
46
Apr
30
Mill
preferred
conv
*19%
30% -30%
18%
18%*
30%
149%
46%
*118'A
45'/a
Va
69
19%
43%
156
162
70
83%
San'y
Preferred
4%%
Jan
126%
Jan
American Rolling
2,520
169 V3
149 Va
:
69%,
.
149'A
59,000
169
132
32
160% 161V8
17%
84%
X43
51
132%
132'A
*132
17%
83%
43%
25
51
51
18
Light
preferred
preferred
Rad & Stand
Am
10
180
180
180
169'%
18
J
.
42%
30%
30Va
30
:
60,200
168%
*153
156
*153
13%
43%
*44%
45 Va
*44%
I31/4
169%
43 VB
169
169
*168
170
36%
36'A
43 Va
42%
42 %
\2Va
13%
19%
19%
20
20
20
20
*36
63%
17%
83
82%
82%
83
82%
82
*168
$6
$5
Jan
37 VA
8
93% Jan
Jan
No par
No par
No par
No par
No par
Co__-
News
Power A
Amer
11.900
11,800
,
82%
;
18
17%
36 Va
43,600
3%
&
Jun
7%
5
21% Jan
preferred
American
67Va
*177%
180
370
•
62%
13%
17%
42%
3'A
13%
'
132
62
13%
*177
Metals
Metals Co Ltd
66 Va
62%
'
Mach
6%
3%
13%
179%
*177
Amer
Amer
;
68 Va
60%
17%;
17
6,800
2,400
14
19%
11
Jan
No par
No par
No par
Fdv Co
3 Va
r
67%
62 Va
13%
'
179%
:
,
67%
66
Mach &
27Va
132
42'A
42%
Amer
•
Dec
Jan
100
15,600
Dec
72 Va
Jan
190
49
———-100
preferred A
77o
20
13%
27
133
42%
61%
60.%
"
-t32
3'A
3%
3'A
'66%
66
'
13%
13%
179 Va
14%
43%
43
44'A
%
3Vb
66
25 V8
14'A
Jan
4
133a Jan
26
50
No par
60
23 Vb July
1
73% Feb
7% Jan
1
of III
preferred
Locomotive
Apr
Jan
45 Va
Dec
16 7
31%
May
40
8
135
9
conv
26
3
18% Jan
70
American
8
47
ice——i—a-——-No par
preferred
109
No par
110% July
Jan
75
6% Jan
2,100
24%
Jan
2
Iuternat Corp
57c
40
Mai-
25 Vk Feb
68% Jan
-American Invest Co
700
■
82
47
1
Products
6%non-cun.
Amer
32,200
109
24
27% "27%
133
*132
133
44
%
3
66
24%
14%
"27%
•
»
30 Va
109
109
27% *
14 Va
27%
V
25%
24%
25%
24%
14%
.27 •■>"
ido
49%
29 Va
30%
30
V
f
8%
*81/4
conv
American
1,900
7.700
97/a
*49
49 Va
6%
Nov
28%
5
Jan 3
Jan 30
5
48
Leather——._-l
preferred—
50
American Home
'
45,200
9%
10
Dec
42%
Jan
8
{l % Feb 9
38% Jan 24
No pur
4%
Feb
2
2
Jan
20% Jan
Jan
2
24 Va
30
2
2
5
20
8
2
3
24
3
12
5
96
Dec
Apr
48% Feb
30% Jan 24
3% Jan 2
10% Jan 3
27 Jan 3
2% Jan 2
—-No par
No par
preferred A
$7 2d
100
86
9% ;
8%
*8%
49
109
3Va s
3 VB
13%
30%
*132
66 VB
*177
8'A
49%
108%
V:
133
*43
\
■
31
'
27%
.27%
*132
/ / a
8%
*49'A
109
24%
14 VA
14
14%
8%
49%
108%
109
24%
>24%
24
13%
lO'/a
10 Va
30%
31%
109
1—1 0 OO cir
87
10
8%
*49 Va
50
31%
30
87
10
...100
—-
American Hide &
1,000
<
73
*83
88
10
800
48%
9'A
Va
10
9%
*86
10
8%
8%
*49'A
9%
10
8,000
73
73
89%
84 Va
10
9%
8'A
/ 73
6%
:
13% Jan
18 Jan
106% Feb
$6 preferred
,,
^American Hawaiian SS Co—
•f 1,600
*47%;
49'/a
*48
72%
6
6%
6%
49 %
72%
f*i;
41%
*40%
41%
n,*4i
92
91%,
93
*92
6%
6V'a
*48
73%
9%
9%
84
49 %
108%
73
9%
9%
93A
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*48
73
79
1
50
50
41%
6%
6
6%
6%
93 Va
41%
41%
41%
41%
*92%
93
:4
35
!/•
121 Va Jan
10
preferred
$7
1.90C
97%
97
OO
23
14,100
:
3
2%
3
?4%
■
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
Amer Distilling Co stamped—__20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
Amer European Sees
No par
American Export Lines Inc
1
Amer & Foreign Power
No par
1,500
4,200
'
..No par
1st preferred
6%
5^000
33
97%
41
49 %
12%
32%
3
40%
9%
12%
33%
?4
93
77
;
12%
97
92
8%
i
33%
3
92
77
4%
12%
24%
92
73
4%
12
98
22%
-
32%
6,700
33
2%
92
73
70
12
97%
22%
*48
19%
106%
■
33
3
22%
49
19 VH
1,700
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
4%
98
22%
*72%
4%
2%
22%
;
American Chicle
700
89% Jan
183% Jan
39
— 100
96
No pur^
27
—100 ,'170
preferred—
conv
350
15%
33
31%
*
97%
98
6%
4%
3
97
6%
32%
57c
150
117%
124%
106%
19%
4%
i
124%
*117
107 Va
33%
33
97
49
19%
*106%
31%
2,500
31%
19%
.4%
1,500
11% Jan
1
25
July
118
Apr
17%
121
69% Jan 30
16% Jan 24
43 Jan 23
132% Feb 2
,-100
No pur
-
American Car & Fdy
;/
77c non-cum preferred
Am Chain & Cable Inc
i;
28%
3% Jan 6
43% Jan 2
107% Jan 2
28 Jan 24
50
1
No par
—100
*15%
98
2%
.
*15%
;
100
100
16
107 V*
! 12
12
•
11,100
124%
123%
'
12
41%
28%
19%
32
4%
4 %
4%
12
;
12
31%
32%
-31%
478
4'A
107
41
.
117%
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16
16
loo
29
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106 %
•106%
31%
*11%
.28%
117
189%
100 %
99 %
29
122%
117%
19%
107
31%
29'A
29
99
28%
2.9
28%
4,540
90'A
*183
42 Va
42
.98%
99
99
-
8
42% Jan 24
20% Jan 2
Radio Corp
Amer Cable &
American Can
Preferred
38,800
90
.
189%
188%
42%
42
123'A. 124
15%
15%
*116%
116%
107
98%
"
29
29
116%
124
42%
43%
98%
43%
98V2
189 Va
189 %
///
43
5% Feb
r0
6% preferred
American Bosch Corp
Am Brake Shoe Co
5 % % preferred
110
12%
12%
12%
12S'a
1£0
8
(new')——5
JNOle
American Uhuk
70
132
*130%
132
*131
91%
189
2
26% Feb
No par
Agricultural Chemical-No par
.120 %
28%
12 %
189
1,400
120%
28%
91
187 lA
200
44
121
id
132%
134
117% Feb
19
1
60
Amalgam Leather Co Inc
6%conv preferred——
Amerada Petroleum Corp
11,200
28%
*71
72
44%
5%
43 Vb
119%
:
.d
44%
*132%
134
*132%
24 Vb
2
Jan
23
40% July •
Apr
105
113% Jan
preferred—--———100
conv
Dec
July
103
96'A Jan
33 %
9
share
per
22%
Jan
14%
:
■
2
Feb
43
2
38% Jan
Alpha Portland Cem---——-No par
48%
*47
'
*71
%
±0
44%
44%
44 '/2
134
*132%
24%
71
18%
10 74
44%
24%
71
*70%
18
44%
1,800
5%
5%
48%
5
4%
*800
26%
26%
101% Jan
3
Feb
101
'
*47%
5%
115%
X115
26%
26
12,500
43
42%
42%
117%
*120
121
120.;
119
118
42%
25%
24
102%
*101
t
$ per share
'8
22% Feb
24
20% Jan
Allied Stores Corp————No par
5% preferred—,—
———
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
No par
14,600
400
Highest
Lowest
t per share
$ per share
Par
1
Highest
Lowest
Sharea
22 %
21%
22%
*116%
117
*116
the Week
$ per share
102%
48%
*47%
48%
*47
48%
*47
22%
v
42%
42
;
.
23%
5
5
■6: 4%
4%
4%
42% :
23%
23%
*23'A
24
101 %
*100%
22%
101%
101
117
*116
Feb. 9
$ per share
share
21%
22
41%
42
117
$ per
share
101
101
117
117 Va
"23'A
21%
41%
41%
41'/a
21%
>100'/*
101
101
*117
$ per
21%
21 %
21 Va
share
$ per
share
per
Feb. 8
Range Since January
STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
for
Sales
Friday
Feb. 7
Feb. (>
Feb. 5
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Dec
18% Mar
14% Aug
19%
Dee
25%
Feb
34%
Nov
31
Jan
38
Dec
105%
Jun
111
7%
Jun
31
111'A
Oct
14%
Dec
Jan
38
Dec
Jun
121
Nov
Volume
Number
161
" '
'
4359
'
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
Saturday
AND
SALE
Feb.
per
'Feb. (i
5->. >
share
PRICES
-
Friday
Sales for
Feb. 8
$ per share
$ per share
Feb.»
the Week
>>,
$ per share
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
137%
14%
14
•14%
14'4
12%
14%
12%
13%
14
14'A
54%
52%
54%,
53
53'A
53
53'A
53
53 %
(
23%
23%
23%
23%
237/a
23%
-23%
23%
23%
;
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56
>
56
54%
54%
+54%
39%
.39%
39'A
39%
38%
18'A
18'A
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
69%
70%
70
70%
70%
70%
68%
70'/a
*134%
135/,
134%
134%
134%
134%
135%
18%
18
71%
-
134%
*
135
51
51
51'A
51
-
50%
51
25%
25%
25%
25%.
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
15
15 %
15
15'A
15
15'%
14%
15%
15
14%
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20%
>
•
21
51
*50% V 51
•
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21'A
21%
21'A
21 Vz
,
19
19%
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19%
19%
20'A
19%
20'A
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20'A
5
109%
109%
109%
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109 Vz
*107'%
109'%
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20'A
109%
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*107'/a
109'/a
18%
18%
18%
55
55%
55%
18%
20%
181/2
54 »/2
65
"96
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*53
*95%
45%
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117
34%
34%
34% '
39%
18%
18%
19 %
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20'A
.
18%.
65
preferred-
,
5
*6i/e
6%
45%
117
> 95 Vz
35
39%
95%
.
53%
45'A
;•/
.*
18%
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18%
35
34%
40
40
45
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'35
>
/
39%'»9%
4%%
400
r
Co
•
5,000
/> 11,600'
'
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50
19%
6%
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6%
6%
44%
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44%
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19%
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50
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6%
a
19%
19%
50
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45.
18%
19%
19%
50%
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.
50
*47
6»A
Jan
41%
Oct
22
18% Feb
5
15%
Jan
2
73'A Jan
11
56'A
Jan
2
135% Feb
9
115%
Feb
23
51'A Feb
37'A
Feb
51%
Oct
2
25% Feb
16%
Jan
25%
Aug
15% Feb
7%
Jan
15
Dec
22%
Dec
-
22
23
5
I
>60
*47'
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
41%
40%
41'A
40%
41
40%
41
11%' 12 Va
39%*'40% >
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43'A
43'A
42%
50
50
50
50
50
50%
50%
24%
>
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25
46
*45
25
251/4
15
,15%
122%
122%
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15%
15
25%
/
>
24%
15
„
-
•
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f,
A
No
1,400
400
•
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
12'%
11%
12
11%
/">
80
/
79'A
79%
79%
79%
19 Vz
79%
79 %
Borden
Co
'
14
>
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
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23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
•23%
23%
23%
12%
>80
Maine RR
56
55'A
Sep
Jan
48
Sep
109%'May
117
33'% Jan
37
117
2
Jari
15
8
Briggs & Stratton.-,
Bristol-Myers
Co—
7%
Budd
(E G)
Mfg—
48%
49
49%
50 Vz
■>SO%>50%;
1,500
Bulova Watch
45%
45 /
45%
45'A
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
x44% V45%
5,600
8%
15
8%
8%
811/2
*79 :>
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66
15%
xl4%
15%
"3%
15%
15%.
15%
15%
15%
3%
16%
16%
16%
16%
24%
93%,
3%
16%,
14,800
:
5,400
140
7,600
'
3%
3%
3%
3%
16%
16%
17%
16 %
3%
5,500
-17'A r,:
-14,900
24
93%
94
94
93%
24-'
24
94
24
24
94%
*23%
>
93 %
24
'
23%
943/a
:
24
900
29
'
>29
29 Va
29'A
30
29%
%
53%
*53%
54
54
l'A
...
1%
1%
29
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29%
29%
29 »A
29%
29%
4,900
'
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54
1%
7%
23%
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7%
8
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53
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> 1%
8
7%
24'%
54
l'/a
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8
24'A
24%
54%
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'
•
l'/a
7%
8
1%
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23%
24
23%
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>
24'A
11,400
Calumet
24'
54
49
49
.
*47
"
34%
34 7 a
34,%
35'A
48%
48 %
48'A
48 JA
Jl%
11%,
liy*
*50%
51%
50%'
50%
nya
11%
117%
12%
11
;
11%
11%
11'A
50%
50%
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12'A
12%
12'A
54%
53%
53 %
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117%
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33%
23%
24
33'%
33
24 %
.66%
z
65
33'A
\
5%
24'A
*65
5%
5%
5%
11'a
Feb
7
24
51% Jan
17
31
2
47% Jan
18
27%
12'a
12'A
12%
12%
200
12'/2
54%
54%
*53
118 'A
118
2,200
>
54%
117%
117%
19,400
118 Vz
33%
33%
33%
33%
23%
24'/8
24
24
66%
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33%
30
60
66%
5%
5%
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"
5%
'39%
159'%
49 %
49%
49%
38%
38%
38%
38%
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106%
106'%
107'A
107'A
107%
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130
130
130
130
130
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40%
159%
50'A
50%
40'A
159%
160
southern
Pacific
Canadian
*
1,000
Carpenter
3,900
50%
39%
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5%
5%
6
39%
40%
5%
40
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50%
39 ; r
50
38%
39
160'/a
39
107'A
107'A
107
107
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16 %:
129
129
39'/a
49'A
/
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160%
5%
3,200
39%
8,500
160'/a
50'A
49%
39%
39%
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130
\
4Vz'Jo
30
50%
5,200
41%
14,700
107'
131
class
A
22
>
15% Jan
6
83
Dec
70%
Dec
15% Feb
8%
Jan
15%
Dec
2
3% Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
22
17% Feb
Apr
Jan
22
96
12%
67%
3% July
17.% Dec
Jan
96
Dec
2
24% Jan
Apr
25
Sep
3
30
'
Feb
6
24%
55% Jan
3
53%
Feb
2
1'% Jan
2
%
Jan
l'A
Jun
7% Jan
2i
8% Jan
11
May
>~:7%
Dec
24% Feb
6
15'A
Jan
21% July
35% Feb
'8
23'A
Feb
35'A
Dec
33%
Jan
•47%
Dec
Jan'20
113 % Feb
49% Jan
13
12% Jan
9
51'A Jan
19
Jan
Jan
5
21
Jan
12'% Feb
54% Jan
9
24
34% Jan
5'A Jan
Jan
6
127
51% Jan
31%
Apr
107% Feb
96%
Jun
106
131
Jan
129% Nov
19
Co..
—1
preferred—100
_100
4'A Jan
109'% Jan
22%
22
22'A
3,600
Central Aguirre Assoc
5%
5%
5%
6,300
Central
*113%
114%
90
Central
5%
5%
113 Vz
113%
12%
11%
12'A
28'4
28'%
5%"
Foundry
111
Lt
4'%%
28 %
28%
28
28 >
27%
28
28
28
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12%
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12'A
12'A
12%
12%
12
35
35'%
34%
35%
35
35%
8%
8'/a
8%
'35
35
8% /.
8%
8%
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149
145
143
142
23'%
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23%
31%
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114'%
:48
23
31%
115
31'A .•■•31%
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149
147%
147
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23
31 >8
31%
114
49
49%
14%
14%
15
15
51%
51%
51%
52'%
52
52%
6%
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6%
67%
6%
16%
//
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16%
17%
17%
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147
23%
148
32
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15%
53
6%
17%
6%
48%
15%
,:,>.> 52-//
6% *
17%
17%
34,300
23%
49%
15%
52%
5,100
8'/a
113
49%
6%
35%
32 Vz
114
52%
Central Violeta Sugar Co
146
.
33'A
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1,600
12%
8%
23%
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31%
114 *
52 'A
17
,
28%
6%
16%
1,900
146
'23%
300
33
3,600
113
170
•
48%
1,000
15%
600
52%
21,900
6%
4,700
17'A
7
6%
6%
6%
25%
25'%
25'A-
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
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4,200
26%
26%
2 7'A
27%
27%
28%
2 8'A
29
28%"
29%
27'A
29 '/a
22.800
56%
56%
5 6'A
57
56%
58
57%
5 8'A
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
22%
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
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52
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53
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52
52
52
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53
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53
57
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57
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57
57
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57
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6%
7 :
58%
..
58%
57
20%
20%
20%
23 '4
23%
23 Vb
57
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16%
16'%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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17'A
17%
17%
1.7%
17%
17%
17
17'A
6%
6%
6'A
6%
6'A
7'A
7%
7%
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35%
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35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
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97%
97%
99
98%
99
97%
98%
97%
98%
22%
22%
22%
22%
41
40%
10
10%
51%
51%
52
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94
45'%
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94
112
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112%
45%
108
108
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95
95
56
53%
175
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,
53
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56%
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36%
36%
36%
36%
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38
38%
38 7%
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109
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175
94
113
45%
109
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150
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>
149
147
.
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136%
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64 %
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113
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38
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114
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+
38
38%
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32%
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38 7%
38%
38%
38%
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114
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24%
24'%
34%
33%
34
33'A Feb
8
23
9
H51/2 Jan
20
3
49% Feb
5
5
7% Jan
15% Jan
22'
>
18'A Jan
175
C.
94
C.
C.
Clev
5%
35%
4,300
38'/a
38%
3,700
Cluett
147
*136
63%
.63 %
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147
20
137%
600
63%
210
*1050
32'%
32%
108
108
38
38
32%
*108
32%
2,900
113%
Apr
30% Nov
54% Jan
9
43%
par
22
62% Jan
Sep
65% July
19% Jan 22
21% Jan
5
15%
Feb
21 %
19% Jan
49
Jan
2
23% Feb
8
16%
Jan
21% July
3
52% Jan
'29
38%
Jan
49 Va
Nov
47
Jan
57
Nov
13
Jari
54
4
58
Jan
19
15'% Jan
3
17% Jan
9
16
4
17% Jan
17
Jan
Jan
par
4% Jan
2
29% Jan
2
91% Jan
24
20% Jan
Jan
77%
15
14%
«:
-
2
53 % Feb
175
Jan
* Jan
102-
8
89
26
Jan
95
Oct
6%
Jan
10%
Jan
.7
35%
Feb
51
Dec
Jan
185
175
Jan
8
94
148
76
Jan
2
>110
Nov
Jan
22
45% Feb
8
107% Jan
24
50
93% Jan
3
50
53'% Jan
17
No
par
34'A Jan
35% Jan
No par
100
44
147/
109
Jan
1
92
Jun
96
Aug
53% Jan
17
2
36% Feb
6
30% May
5
39 Va Feb
7
34'%
31'% Feb
2
106'% Jan
3
34% Jan
2
—No par
150
Jan
'Jan
140% Jan
65
Jan
34% Jan
108
52 % Mar
145
Feb
3
III
Feb
22
8
59% July
23%
Jan
33%
Dec
103% Mar
108%
Jun
5
25%
Apr
38
Sep
116
Dec
113%
24%
3,200
Colo Fuel
34
1,570
Colorado
32%
1,620
4%
non-cum
1st
preferred
100
28% Jan
2
350
4%
non-cum
2nd
preferred
100
253A Jan
2
Inc cl A—2.50
34% Jan
22
Jan 11
33,
36% Jan 31
26
2.50
33% Jan
25
36% Feb
36%
36%
*36'A
36%
36'%
36%
*36.-
36%
683.
""•"
36'A
31
/
36%
31
31%
30%
*30
30%
30
36%
36%
36'A
r 36
36
>36
>
31%
29%
31%
30
30
30
36%
36%
36%
36
~
36%
*
800
300
Columbia Br'd Sys
Class B—
100
100
111
Jan
29
23% Jan
23
28
Jan
2
146% July
67% Jun
19
34
No par
Oct
38 % Mar
39 % July
152
July
Jan
24%
preferred
53%
38% Feb
*111%
& Iron Corp
& Southern
Apr
30
34%
conv
Jun
95% Feb
Coca-Cola., International Corp No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Collins & Alkman
Jan
45'A
109
6
80
90
115%
Mar
2
No
Apr
106
11
1
37%
15
Jan
1,700
Dec
9
6
62'% Jan
37%
25% July
31%
"96 %
11
134% Jan
108%
Oct
Jun
Nov
Jan
par
5%
Jan
Jun
July
-
112% Feb
-No par
—
98 %
25% Nov
11% Feb
49
109% Jan
7% gtd
stock-.
(The)
6%
>30
Feb
18
27
100
Co
——
Co
17%
May
23 'A Jan
3
par
-No par
(The)
1
Molybdenum
A
24
100
RR
19'A July
14% May
1% Jan
43% Jan
Feb
100
gtd 4%
Preferred
Class
5
•
Dec
'
pfd_.
Peabody & Co
Coca-Cola
Feb
99
2
9% Jan
7
18
•
2
Jan
par
71/2 Feb
36% Jan
2
31
Louis Ry. Co
37%
*111'%
21%
>98
preferred-.
Pitts
7% Mar
25% Mar
12
27% Jan
Jan 22
100
No
Ilium $4.50
Special
Jan.
Jan
30'A Jan
5
& St,
4%
18
22
24
No par
Graph Bronze Co
Climax
56%
Nn
—
preferred
Clev &
137
Fuel—
Equipment
5%
7% Jan
22
25'A Jan
5
Stores
Clev El
5% Jan
Dec
9'a Mar
18% Mar
par
3
Ice St
95%
50
i—No
Corp
Investing Co new
preferred—
10
147
w
24%
.30%
50%
11% Jan
•
24%
31%
46% July
14'A Dec
Feb
34
30%
Jan
Apr
Sep
5%
34'A
29%
114% July
II
53% Jan
Jan
Jan
44
15% Feb
24
6% Jan 31
50
Apr
Jan
Jan
27%
24'A
31
Z
108
34
29%
17%
11
3
Feb
28?% Jan
113
24%
31%
page
57
24'A
30%
see
par
Jan
*
34,%°
*24
*29%
footnotes
5
5'%%
36
63
113%
Dec
24
5
41
Jan
14'% Jan
'
23
City
50
136
*111%
Dec
3l'a
Feb
31'A.
24%
34
For
>
23
149
34'%.
23%
*36
114
6
——No
City
109
*144
32%
21% Jan
10
80
1,006
64'A
38%
Nov
No
470
46
137%
108
134
Oil
1,000
/ "45
39
39%
cum
Cotton
22%
*108
45%
36%
36%
38%
107%
107%
108
37%
32
31%
31%
*31%
*107'/a
May
No par
div—No par
40%
370
#52%
*1050
8
No par
103%
112
111%;
*94%
*1050
Jan
Copper Co
Clark
56%
147
129
Dec
100
preferred
($2.50)'
Chrysler
1,000
95%
36%
21,400
Chile
52%
*94%
*63
Jun
Co
tChilds Co
52%
*52%
36%
1,000
54%
56 Vz
13 7'A
9
25
Chicago Yellow Cab
City
95%
*145
37%
-.50
preferred wi
Mail Order
Chickasha
6,300
*53%
.
12%
Feb
Apr
40
-$3 conv
11%
109
36%
5%
10%
94
45%
600
98
*95
64
Jan
4%
preferred—
Pr pf
17
17
96
175
*90
*111%
200
140
56%
147
7'A
30%
5
A
Chicago
22,500
95%
137%
6
11
8% Feb
No
Chicago Pneumat Tool
6%
*102
:5%
11'A
'
39
137%
? *63%
12% Feb
36% Jan
2
Chicago Great West RR Co
•
,k: 39
22
24
5
Co
2.600
341/2
40%
103%
10%
I
:
41
*102
53%
Mar
28% Nov
Jan
x
9,300
<
34%
22%
40 Vz
10%
36%
;
40
10
7'A
22%
22%'
10'A
45%
95%
40
/>>,7»
103%
112%
108
108
22%
*102
52%
"111%
45%
45
41
10 %
167
*90
94
112%
22%
103%
52
/
*161
175
*90
*111%
*40 Vz
*101'/a
.
10'A
10'%
*161
*22'/a
41'%
102
102
102
102
;■
■■>16%:
6%
35%
96%
*40
Mfg
Chicago & Northwest'n
13,600
23%
*16%
_
9,500
58 Va
20%
"
*56'A
Sep
15
•
25
7
18
Jan
4% July
114
Jan
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Class
30
Jan
Jan
8% Apr
20% Apr
7
Chesapeake Corp of Va
> 4,400
4
107
8
10% Jan
——No par
Chic & East 111 RR
12'
100
Belt Co.,
Cab
14% Jan
July
July
33
Champion Pap & Fib Co——No par
6% preferred
100
Checker
113% Feb
Jun
19 Vz
1
Products—,
6% prior preferred
Chain
2%
19
16
24
15%
23
No par
No par
Cerro de Pasco Copper
1,470
Jan
10
Jan
11
—
Century Ribbon Mills
Certain-teed
6
2
Feb
Feb
27'% Jan
tCent RR of New Jersey—
12%
35%
2,800
35
-12%
12
27%
>
8% > 8%
6%
7
•
49%
*15
I
35'a
%„
8%
""
6%
6%
7
6%
*48%
31%
*113
114
14%
47%
*14
8%
11%
I
40 «'a
Nov
22 »a
113%
>113
24% Jan
22%
5%
54
4l'A Feb
5
2
22'A
Oct
Mar
20% Jan
22 %
12%
'5%
15i?VDec
.-No par
22'A
Dec
Dec
Dec
Apr
Jan
5%
*112%
Jan
'
Jan
22%
5%
4
33
11
Corp
preferred
*
33 %
22 %
65
143% July
44'A Jan
17
22'%
12%
Oct
Dec
Dec
Dec
"
': 40% Feb
160% Feb
•
113%
Jun
18%
54 Vz
119
56% Nov
2
16'A Feb
22%
5%
27%
Feb
2
3
47% Jan 22
37Va Jan 25
105'A Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
sJan
20
Ceiotex
Nov
12% July
51% July
Feb
43'A
30
66
Apr
97
4
24% Jan
22
35% Jan'26
152
100
30% July
> 57
Jan
42%
6%
10
118% Feb
8%
>
6
5
2
x61'AJan'15
;
6
Jan
8
4
.
2
19%
12%
-
20
5
19%
*112%
Jan
2
16%
19%
12'A
-
Jan
16
19%
Dec
Apr
14% Jan
16'A
20,
113
Dec
Jan
Jan
Dec
43%
18'% Jan
16%
19%
12
9%
4
54
No par
20
16%
19%
112%
Jun
3
-32'AJan
'
1
—25
x
16%
19%
5%
Dec
15%
3
53-'% Feb'
No par
16'/a
12
.11%
16
116% Jan
No par
No par
$4.75 1st preferred
7% 2d preferred
16'A
112%
Apr
Jan
12%
9% Jan
.11
.10
Celanese Corp of Amer
20
5%
40%
107
17
10% Jan 23
48% Jan
2
—100
16
12
Jan
72'A Jan
47
5
19%
112%
Dec-'
82%>Jan
•
...
——50-
22'A
/
4.9%
20
20'% Jan
2
>31
Jan" 24
113% Feb
8
10
Caterpillar Tractor
/' 5%
Dec
May
l'A Jan
1100
Preferred
110
20%
25
53'
1
—
—
19%
1,650
Sep
Jan
27.'% Jan
■
par
Ry
Co
16%
4,400
16%
22'% Jan
100
preferred
16
•
Jun
22 %
Jan
15
92
—No par
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co—
*—
900
Dec
11%
3% Jan4
—25
Carrier-Corp
100
12% July
77 Va
Apr
17 > Jan
111% Jan 30
2
7'% Jan
'
-
Ohio
&
Steel
33%
23%
66'/2
Jan
Jan
14=8 Jan
3
—No
Clinch
23%
57%
7'A
•
65"
—No par
5
Capital Administration
$3 preferred A
Carolina
Dec
47%
3
79
,
50
Ry
19%
,
par
Copper
Mills
Cannon
25%
:
Co
Ry
5
13% Jari"
1
Hecla Cons
*65%
66'/a
:
40'%
•40%
160%
39%
*160
110% Jan
No par
No
51%
.
39,% Jari.
par
:
"t ll'%:
>50%
11%
47% Jan
par
Zinc-Lead
Canada
•
Dec
23
•
110
51%
Dec
129
18% Jan 22
'
1
.
170
11%
*50%
'
48%
5,200
>14
Jan
16
LlOO
j.
113%
:
48'A
35%
Jan
Jan
_j|
*113%
113 7%
35'/a
Dec
Jan
24
*
65
.
11%
52
54
*117%
33%
24'/a
24'A
,
*53
54
117%
'
*65%
113%
48'a
>
35%
•
*117% 117%
*53
35'a
49'A
8%
3
^..10
■:>>48%.
•
34%
49%
34
v
Oct
>22 'A July
17'A
116
22'% Jan
preferred—1O0'
preferred
&
18
10
26% Feb
6
100
Campbell W & C Fdy_
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
84.25 preferred -1
4,900
•
'
33%
5%
15% Jan
123% Jan
18
1
Packing
Callahan
6
Jan
—_1
(A m)—^—
California
70
25
Jan' 22
12% Feb
Participating preferred._100
—No par
11,100
Jan
13 'A Jari
Byron Jackson Co
1%
39%
Feb
•
14Va Feb
Copper & Zlne..
7%
•
46
80
Butler Bros—v—
54%
■
1%
8
2
>—
fl
*53%
Jan
July
53%
Jan
2
—'
Terminal
pre/erred
540
,
,
14%
2
Mach—„No1
Bush Term Bldg 1%
Byers Co
25% Feb
Jan-
No
Burroughs Adding
Butte
2
10'% Jan
;—No par
Bush
50
Jan
Jan
120
par
1
Bullard Co
81
.66
15%'- 15%
15%
Forge Co
6%
-8%
8'/a
>79,
> 66
66
,
■40%'
Jan
10
No
—
r
1
94
24
8%
"
15
14%
..
81
*79
66
3%
-93%
8%
v
66 "
3%
*92%
8%
81
66 '
3%
*23%
*110
15
14%
66%
16%
,
8'A
*79 /
81
,
;■
15
65 %
.
3%
16%
,...
*79
14%
V
8%
8'A
82
66%
15%
;
15
14%
66
*78 V4
*110
*110
*110
,
'
74% Jari
Burlington Mills Corp
5% preferred
14%
17
'
49
*110
Jan
No par
49
14%8%
39
No par
Wheel—
Buffalo
43% Feb
23% Jan
• •
*
100
$5 preferred
Budd
>44% Aug
2
45
5
-
-12% July
Jan
Jaii
21
par
>'
Jan
27
49"% Jan
No] par
Co
preferred
45%
:
No
u.
Feb
12% Feb
41% Feb
52
Oct
8%
2
22
41
"
45
.
40%
10% Jari
Brooklyn Union Gas—No pair
Brown Shoe Co
Jan
Dec
21% Aug
>53
Oct
37% Jan
■
No par
5
50'A
■
Jan
15^
50%
111%
3%
47
49%
14%
41% July
7'A July
12%. Jan
22%
>110
34%
Jan '
4
22
>
Jan
34%
20% Jan
47-'
Jan
23
11,000
28%
22
>
Oct
17
18% Jan
22%
;
-
40Va Feb ' 6
7% Jan
9
Airways
.2.50
Brewing Corp. of America
—15
Bridgeport Brass Co_—
Not par
Briggs Manufacturing
—No'par
22%
2
Feb * 7
35'A Jan
22
5'% Jan' 31
Braniff
21%
__
"
88'%' Apr
37'% Jan
21%
500
Dec
Jan
33%
6
20%
"e
98
46'%
3
45'A Jan
840
23%
Jun
17
5
Bruns-Balke-Collender—
63,900
52 %
24
Bucyrus-Erie
"*41,600
Jan
42'A Jan
20
•
Nov
>_5
20%
,
Oct
19:
45
18
Jun
16
(assented)_100
8,300;
13%;
>an
12%
56% Jan
Bearing Co
49%
.
Dec
109
45% Jan
—
20%
'
;
"
•96% Jan
__10
Corp
>13%
*2i
r" 2.1 >
13%
20
'93% Mar
-95% Jan 22
'
par
(The).
Borg-Warner
3,300
y
79%
13%
100
<
11%
79%
6,100
.
*122% -123
13%
11%
80
Jan
Dec
No par
>53
Jari ' 3
'
1- >
43>e Jan 15
100
114
Jan
3
;
'
26%k„26%
14% ,,:14%
15%
123
10,600
24%.,
+45
26%
25%
>51'
'•19,000
M<'
>
42%
•
*49
>
47
*122%
122'A
12'A
25'A
*45
15'%
122'A
122'/a
25
25%
47
25'A
25%
15%
*121%
122%
*45
47
25%
25%
15 >
24%
25
"45
46
.46
•
25%
*47
50'/a
24%
25%
24%
'
.
"'11,400
/
:
42%
42%
130
14'A Mar
•
20% Jan
i
'
11%
*"
42%
16
Jan
20% Feb
109% Jan
17% Jan 22
49Vz Jan
2
5
inc——
Bower Roller
200
■
40 >/4
11%
40%
20'A July
66% July
Jan
18% Jan
5
preferred
Boston &
1,300
-'44%
.
'
11%
401/2
Dec
56%
'
109'A Feb
Brass—*.
class
Stores
Bond
1,400
{,
,
Bon Ami
> Class B_
70
'
.
•
,34% " '35'•>/./
:
.
40%
:
45'A
110
••
53%
Aluminum
Bohn
900
96'%,
:>
44%
6%
6%
*43%
45
18%
20%
■
^100
Airplane Co
Boeing
24,800
55%
53%
t.
•
i
116
116
117
55'%'
*95%
53
45'A
39%
40%
/
45%
">34%
34%
6%
6%
44'/a
;
Jan
Jan
'
44
17
53% Nov
No par
Blumenthal & Co preferred
50
30
July
33%
13% Jan; 22.
20'A Jan 26
Laughlln Inc___
Bloomlngdale Brothers
1,000
Dec
24% Jail
13
Jan
«'
23
par
49%
9
48
—No
Jan
9
127
Co—
33%
55'/a Jan
Jan'
Jan
Jan
2
40% Jan
100
Bliss &
1,400
'
19%
-
55
54
*53
116
116
55
56%
96 >■
96
>•
54
45'A
45'A
40
*55'A
55%
96
*95%
*53
35
39%
21%
.-.No'par
(Del)„;
"
96
391/a
21
Steel
15%
Feb
8
Jan
17
Apr
'
'54 % ;;' 54 ^ ■
•> 45 • h45%
116%" 116>A
54%
!>
45Va
*20%
20%
-—1,
Jan
10%
2
>
BlaiJr-Knox
19,400
f
54% Feb
;
10%
5
55
12
38% Jan
Co
t per su re
8
16% Jan
6
19% Jan
par
No par
1%
2,000
j
No
4734 Jan'
I per share
•12% Feb
22
Blgelow-Sanf Carp Inc—j.—No par
Black & Decker Mfg Go__—JVo par
1,200
<
Loan
Jan
pfd $2.50 div series *38-No par
Bethlehem
1,000
/
>
Indus
Best Foods
11,200
.
_3
Lowest
t per share
t per share
12 Ve Jan 15
13
—i
>/>>
Highest
Lowest
;.No par
Corp.
Aviation
Best &
6,200
i
Fr
•
' 1,700
.
50%
*0 74
200
.
*134%
"*U74f
Bendlx
jBenenclai
>
.far
5.
11,500
<
39'A
%
*
Aircraft
Range for Previous
Year 1944
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Range for Previous
STOCKS
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
9-
43/4
4%
'47a
4%
4%
50,800
9474
947a
94
947a
3,100
6%
95
88
87 3/4
887a.
170
preferred
88
88
*8774
5%
8774
99
700
*97%
98%
98
99
99
21%
217a
217a
21%
23
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21%
1
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41
41
108
107
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987a
987a
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987a
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24%
233/4
2474
237a
247a
48
48
48
42
4174
41%
*47%
487a
48
41%
413/4
417a
41%
417a
1073/4
108
*107
108
*107
107
4%
48%
48
4174
41
*107
453/4
16 3/4
preferred.
$2.75
Credit
4 7» % conv preferred
Corara'l Invest Trust
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth & Southern
$6 preferred series
Commonwealth Edison Co
200
10,400
44%
45
4574
16%
17%
177a
173/a
16%
177a
3/4
14
3/4
H
%
87,000
14
%
3/4
3/4
14
%
937s
933/a
937a
93
9374
5,000
29%
2974
297a
297a
297a
13,000
25
245/8
24%
247a
245/8
700
28 3/8
287a
287a
2,900
33
327»
32 74
700
230
Nc
No
No
No
Consolidated Cigar
93
9372
933/4
933/4
937a
29%
297a
2974
297a
9274
29%
2974
25
25%
*243/4
27%
27%
27 %
28%
283/4
283/4
28%
32
3274
32%
323/4
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4%
4%
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474
267a
265/a
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267a
1067a
1067a
1067a
106%
1067a
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4
4%
47a
26%
.
1037a
1G374
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103
103
103
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287a
28%
33
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33
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25
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25
103%
4 7a
1077t
107
1067a
6 %
32%
317a
327a
3174
3174
317a
32%
14
133/8
14
13 3/8
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1374
35%
35%
35%
353/4
57/a
67a
6
6%
6
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107
4 '
2,200
6
5,600
Consol Film
47a
107
$4.75
5,700
263/4
30,400
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267a
107
107
5%
67a
53A
3174
5%
315/a
13 5/8
5%
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267a
Congoleum-Nalm Inc
31%
133/a
307a
307a
3,100
137a
137a
3,900
133/a
Consol Laundries
•'
357a
35%
357s
36
353/4
36
36
3674
193/a
18 5/«
197a
17,800
187a
1874
18 3/8
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183/4
18%
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26 72
267a
267a
800
267a
267a
263/4
26%
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267a
26%
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26%
22
2374
213/4
22 74
5,300
2274
227a
22 Va
22
223/4
22
20
2074
2072
20
197a
19%
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51%
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1093/4
283/4
297a
8%
87a
8%
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41%
51 %
110%
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187a
12,000
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48%
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103/4
10%
103/4
103/4
10%
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10%
10%
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32
317a
32
32%
32%
3274
32%
31%
32%
32%
313/4
32
3374
323/4
323/4
323/4
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32
327a
32
1874
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197a
173/4
173/4
18
1874
187a
18 3/8
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497a
497a
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48
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48
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483/4
477a
49
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14
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14
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14
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51
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410
6,400
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51
51
51
50 3/4
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21
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217a
217a
207a
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5,800
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217a
390
56
557a
56
56
56
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56
563/4
56
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62
.
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67a
4%
43/4
472
6%
47a
4,300
Coty
3,800
Coty Internat Corp
7
4%
47a.
4S/a
47a
4%
4%
43/4
40
297a
3074
293/4
109
10974
10974
26
257a
26
37%
37%
37
38
387a
42%
42
4274
4274
48%
48%
4874
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21s/a
215/a
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450
267»
2674
267a
1,100
Cream of Wheat Corp
26%
38%
3874
38%
3774
38%
3,700
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41%
403/4
41%
2,800
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*48%
49%
48 3A
483/4
600
49
215/a
21%
104%
1047a
104%
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21%
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2172
4,300
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40
407a
42
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42
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4274
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91
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93
92
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93
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6,300
1,300
28
28 3/a
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273/4
1,270
18
187s
20,600
27
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2772
277a
2 7 3/4
273/4
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177a
177/e
18 3/8
18%
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187a
1772
2774
,
28
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1497a
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149%
287a
28%
18
177/a
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28%
28%
283/4
317a
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315/a
2872
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107a
117s
117a
11
53A
62
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53/4
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127
27%
27
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19%
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127
27%
277a
5%
197a
197a
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6
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127
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62
19%
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193A
1974
267a
263/4
1307a
6
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127
10%
11%
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.
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28%
10 3/4
28%
10%
613/4
23,800
1317a
180
613/4
132
10%
131%
11%
613/4
19 7a
197a
19 %
275/a
13%
13%
2778
;;i3%
13%
6,200
preferred
Par
1
1
100
No par
A
Class
7% pfd
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
D
1
14
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111
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18%
19%
25
1974
V:
19 3/a
19%
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112
111
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34
34
3474
357a
4274
42%
42%
42%
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36
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377t
377t
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38
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237a
237a
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23%
2374
237t
45 Va
4674
45%
463/4
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47
24
44%
44%
45%
8%
97a
8%
97a
;
9%
9
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22%
22 %5
227a
9%
9%
93/a
22%
2374
22%
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*
39%
69%
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■
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67
373/4
4674
30
67
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39%
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39%
38'/a
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38
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373/4
1,100
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387a
39%
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38
37%
37%
37%
38%
43%
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447a
43%
447a
43%
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187/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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40
4474
39%
39%
4372
16,600
39%
43
45
40
43%
106
400
39%
39%
107
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21
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2074
24%
68%
11274
55
14 Va
147a
159
159
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1297a
1147a
207a
20
48%
487t
2074
203/a
207a
48%
20%
247a
24%
687a
68%
687s
687/8
67%
68
12574 125%
125%
125%
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126
/
113
11274 11274
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55
557a
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11472 11472
v
24
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1287a
23 %
Doehler-Jarvls
10,900
No par
5
No par
No par
No par
..No par
1
1
No par
Corp
19%
20
23%
247a
7,400
Dome Mines
687a
3,200
126
126
126
1267a
1,500
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical Oo
11274
11274
MllVa
1127a
300
7,500
2,600
553/4
55
5674
5674
57%
147a
14
14
133/4
147a
24
24
16072
1287a
1287a
lift 7a
1143/4
Ltd
$4 preferred series
Dresser Industries
A
International
Dunhlll
115
/
24%
1,500
Duplan Corp
159%
1283/4
114%
.
*23%
24%
161
161 Va
:
No par
....
Class A.
68
;
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90
247t
•1287a
1287a
100
preferred
Dixie Cup Co
5%
68
1607a
159% 160%
;•
a V-
54 %
14%
14%
24
14%
23%
159
'
2
No par
Corp-Seagr's Ltd
247a
'
"
23%
r:.
*112
557a
Distil
300
4874
23
preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
4,900
2074
partlc
6%
No par
No par
Match
673/4
247s 724%
113
.
4874
203/a
207a
Diamond
100
43%
*19 7a
4874
•487a
23%
♦1287a
20%
*4874
20%
55%
23%
207a
24%
.
106
106
20
48%
v'
125%
*112
*105%
107
al06
107
20%
69
125%
207a
373/4
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24%
20%
247»
2174
48
48%
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107
*2072
'
.
-
Raynolds A
Devoe &
550
393/4
1603/4
3,500
/
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20
$4.50 preferred
No par
Duquesne Light 57# 1st pfd
100
*12874
115
129
500
115
210
Jan
43% Jun
377a
8
Oct
108
Feb
105
Feb
8
407s
Feb
507s July
8
1472
Apr
18%
2
%
Feb
1 Va July
143/a
,40
40%
403/4
; 19.
197a
193/4
147a
143/4
14%
15%
15
40 3/4
41
40 3/a
40%
40
40
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178
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190
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178
178
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52
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190
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190
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1897a
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18972
51%
51%
:K
51%
51%
223/s
22%
22
22
23
23
23%
107a
10 3/a
10
1074
10
107a
107a
1074
48
487a
49
147a
4574
4574
14%
67a
6 78
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457a
46
477a
143/a
4574
14 74
477a
145/B
143/a
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143/s
14%
1474
678
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53/4
5%
43/4
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1187a
1113/4
111
111
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4%
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4%
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36
36
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263/4
257a
26
253/a
253/4
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1047a
18%
187a
1037a
103
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103%
104 7a
104%
104
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2%
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104
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69
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111
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119 3/a
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47
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105
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71
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600
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300
140
25,700
560
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104
104
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105
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1047a
2%
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2%
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26,500
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2%
13%
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274
274
137a
137a
70%
717a
30
90
2,300
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2
79
Jan
95%
8
24%
Jan
2974 Nov
15
8%
Feb
26
Dec
2974 Jan
2
21%
Jan
2974
Dec
Dec
Dec
34% Jan
18
207a
Jan
31
Jan
24
95%
Jun
103
37a
Feb
104
3
4% Jan
27% Feb
2
32% Feb
r
Oct
67s
Jun
3674 Jan
217a Jan
27% Jan
Jan
3074 Nov
7%
1
26
Jan
137a July
24
Jan
32%
Oct
4
1174
Jan
207a
Dec
8
187a
Jan'
25%
Dec
12
Dec
22% Jan
2
53% Jan
11
Feb
9
Aug
24
14%
Jun
24
45
8
2572 Jan
111
Jan
537a
102%
3078 Jan
9
97a Jan
3
8
327a
7
112% Aug
10
12% Feb
Jan
Mar
10
Oct
774
1057a May
6
41% Feb
cum
preferred..,.,
Bros Stores
Edison
■■■■>
Feb
4374
May
41% Jun
27
4972
Dec
10% Feb
5
5 Va
J an
974
Dec
11
26%
Sep
337a
Jan
3374 Feb
5
2472
Apr
317a
Dec
■19% Feb
7
5
387a
143/4 Jan
11
Feb
5
1974 July
1274 Aug
Jan
y,
50
,
51
13% July
Jan
52
Mar
2272 Jan
12
17
44%
Jan
623/8 Feb
7
52 Va
Apr
July
2574 July
15% Jan
5872 Jan
Dec
48
Feb
103/4
47
57
Dec
61%
.
Oct
188 72 Feb
3
173%
Apr
774 Jan
4
184% July
19
5 V.
Jan
774 July
2
2
4% Feb
1%
183/4
Feb
10474
5
Jan
3074 Jan
5
1
30
Jan
Aug
27% Jun
Oct
111
Jan
6
267a Feb
9
20
\
Jan
25% July
38% Feb
6
163/4
Jan
32
Dec
427a Feb
6
273/4
Feb
39
Aug
45
Jan
49% Aug
157a
Feb
227a
110
2
2
48 3/4Jan
11
22
Feb
7
105
Inc
Dec
Jan
Jan
3774 Nov
19
69
Jan
897a
Dec
30% Jan
8
2072
Jan
29%
Dec
l93/4 Jan
8
113/4
Feb
197a
Dec
1457a Jan
23
2974 Feb
2
2
977s
28
943/4 Jan
2
2
22
5
23
1
20
2
Jan
2272
32 74 Jan
12
19
Jan
297a Mar
Jan
22%
1087a Jan
4
31
10
12
30%
Electric Power &
El
Light
11% Jan
109 Va Nov
Jan
"liya
57a Aug
25
Jan
29
97
Feb
5
41
Apr
67a Jan
3
43/4
11
143/4
4
Dec
7%
Nov
Jun
27% Jan
1974 Nov
217a
-Nov
127
II43/4 May
vT
July
617a
Jun
20% Jan
Storage
287a
Apr
4%
Jan
137a Nov
Jan 24
6Va Jan
237a Jan
12
197a Mar
19% Feb
8
13%
Jun
1674
Oct
Dec
113%
Apr
14
Jan 12
Jan 12
2
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23%
10
Feb
8
21%
Jan
417s
Oct
43 Va Jan
5
36%
Apr
45%
Jun
x373/4 Feb
8
327t
Apr
36%
23% Jan
23
177a
Jan
22% July
Feb
8
177a
Jan
37%
10% Jan
9
110
Jan
36
47
9% Mar
5"%
Jan
7
18%
Jan
Jan
4
52
Feb
Jan
4174
Oct
Jun
357a
Dec
42
Sep
40% Jan
9
387a Jan
3
28%
43 s/a Jan
31
RR
6
1374
45
Feb
9
x273/4
Jan
19
21 % Jan
8
177a July
Jan
Jan
433/i
11072 Jan
20%
Jan
Sep
49
■
Nov
Feb
1
23 74 Jan
5
25
Jan
27
72
Jan
3
12
1143/4
Apr
131....
Jan
17
1063%
Jan
113
Aug
62 3/4 Jan
3
287»
Jan
14% Jan
30
874
Apr
14% Nov
Jan
5
11%
Feb
2074
Dec
16174 Feb
7
137
Feb
1627a
Jun
129
Feb
1
123%
Jun
1287a
Dec
115
Feb
8
113
Dec
12.0% Jan
49
5474 Jan 23
12% Jan 12
20% Jan
4
155
Jan
125% Jan
113% Jan
2
9
6
25
;
„
27% July
217a May
47
727a Nov
May
58%
'
5%
\
Jan
22
7
10%
Feb
14 y8 July
22
42% Jan
8
33
Apr
41
18 V4 Jan
26
23
Jan
3
13
Jan 22
:
15% Feb
4 7
1827a Jan
178
6'
v
175/7 Jan
?.
Jan
22
52 3/4 Jari
9
213/4 Jan
15
23 7s Feb
6
li y4 Jan
Feb
'
Sep
52
163/4 May
Dec
247a
Jan
41
Dec
v? Dec
195
49
■
190
Dec
253/a
Jan
Feb
6
.
6%
157
Jan
Dec
97a Feb
1
2
874
Dec
42% Jan
20
49
Feb
8
37%
Jan
453/4 Aug
15
10
Apr
153^
20
153/4 Jan
5% Jan
2
674 Jan
18
3% Jan
2
5
Feb
2
Jan
14
3%
1574 Sep
,
67a
Jan
37a Nov
•
:
•
Dec
Oct
572 July
119% Feb
6
Apr
114
3
1113/4 Feb
3
78
Apr
103%
44% Jan •;.2
48% Feb
9
3974
Apr
47% July
par
3
343% Jan
2
3672 Jan
9
273/4
Feb
343/4 Nov
4
2272 Jan
9
297a Jan
18
15
Sep
,7223/4
Dec
Jan
31
7072 Jan
20
577a
Jan
68%
Dec
1047a Jan
3
105% Jan
12
10174
Jan
1087a
Jun
Jan
4
Jan
3
Jan
50
100
pref series A
Dec
3974 Jan
103
_No
i
Service
No
..No
_No
Bldg
Dec
105
Apr
1574
Dec
38%
Feb
95
11474 Jan
122% Jan
109
Battery.,..
Office
Oct
12774 Jan
67% Feb
—No par
common
Dec
65
3874 Mar
106
18% Feb
217»
'
2974
185
..No par
preferred
tEquitable
Oct
Dec
2374 Feb
68
174
3
Mfg Co
Johnson Corp..
Public
$5 preferred
$572 preferred
$6 preferred.
Oct
1097a
par
..wrnr
Natural Gas
Engineers
Erie
Dec
1
Emerson Electric
Endicott
Aug
140
Apr
62
-No par
preferred
preferred
Paso
Dec
29
29
101
135
16
22
2
Dec
144
Jan
112
5
Auto-Lite (The)..
Electric Boat __.Z
—
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares
$7
Dec
105
Feb
42 3/8 Jan
2
jElastic Stop Nut Co
$6
Jun
137j Mar
3372 Jan
4 "r
j^..
Go
Electric
Electric
Dec
29% Dec
Feb
20
Dec
Nov
112
Jan
112% Feb
49
Oct
16%
1478 Feb
23
5
25%
108%
1
4
3
24
2
22
20
31
24
'
21% Feb
2
6% Feb
4% July
102%, Jan ;
2% Jan
7
10874 Jan
100
No
Cp__ri.^_.
Eaton Manufacturing
2,500
1107a
1047a
1374
703/4
487a"' 48%<
183/4
143/a
23
3
47
463A
-
6
463/4
47
46%
10%
4774
147a
53/4
6
Ml 8 7a
43/4
*22 3/8
'
11,400
119%
23
1072
10%
47a
23
473/4
5%
523/4
;„
1,200
1,100
4,000
Kodak
Eastman
30
51%
—
■mftmrrTrnl
lno
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
5
Eastern Airlines
600
51%
23
9%
Eagle-Picher Lead Co.
15,200
3,700
5,300
517a
527a
1
19
1777a 1777a
17774
193/4
20
15%
397a
1974
197a
178;
190
X52
20
178
19%
20%
178
w
143/4
3974
153/a
41%
1474
147a
13%
Dec
Jan
<
,
Jun
2574 Jan
35% Jan 24
22% Feb 1
34 V4 Jan 19
8% Jan 24
21
Jan
2
67
Jan 31
36
Jan 23
35
Jan
6
4072 Jan 4
1672 Jan 2
38
Jan 22
105
Jan 25
18
Jan 3
47Va Jan
18
Jan
22 Va Jan
20
10
100
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Preferred
9,500
49%
8
Jan 10
33
Jan 9
': 40% Jan 22
Delsel-Wemmer-Gilbert
39,300
Jan
,'i
' ^1276
d '2372
,'16%
' 110
Delaware & Hudson
20,900
93/a
22%
39
39
t'
preferred
.25
Davison Chemical Corp (The)—.2,1
Dayton Pow & Li 4M»% pfd—1100
Decca Records Inc
1
Deere & Co
^
No par
300
397a
__
18
.
Davega Stores Corp
200
23%
44
3974
40
*37'
9
67
697a
*67
69 %
4,000
443/4
22%
67
1,400
423/4
*23
93/4
22 3/4
•
697a
*67
■:
373/4
237a
353/4
42%
42%
3774
43%
2274
35%.
36
*3672
23 y8
*22%
*110 7a, H2
112
37
*36
14,600
19%
Apr
29
Feb
26 Va Jan 22
5%
25
*23
.
43
42%
:
*23
V..V
14
3474
111
*33 7a
3474
25
18%
1874
1874
187a
*109%
*1374
14
*23
25
*23
25
*23
M378
1374
13%
16%
Jan
v.7'>
'
1
Dec
8
23
% Jan
35% Jan
877a Jan
2672 Jan
17 V2 Feb
14572 Jan
25% Jan
30
Jan
10672 Jan
28
Jan
9 7» Jan
130
Jan
59 V4 Jan
5% Jan
1874 Jan
Curtls8-Wright
600
273/a
Dec
37
47
preferred
Cushman's Sons Inc
127
*12374
127
Dec
Jan 16
25% Jan
107% Feb
24
Jan
100
100
Cuban-American Sugar
10
7% preferred
100
Cudahy Packing Co
30
Cuneo Press Inc
—.—.9
472% preferred
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc._2.50
Curtis Pub Co (The)
No par
$7 preferred
No par
Prior
987a
29% Jan
2
2
5
Jan 17
6
Jan
3 72 Jan
preferred
5%
Cuba RR 6%
Feb
31 lA Jan 22
Jan 6
Jan 18
20% Jan 22
103
Jan 5
Crucible Steel of Amer
800
45,300
4,300
6
5%
6 V/":
277a
277a
108%
*28
287/a
300
31
303/4
*1077a
10874
4,300
2874
28
31
31
*107 7s
108%
*28
62
6
19%
19
*122
132
*132
130
5%
■
31%
1077a
287a
62
61%
61%
28%
107/a
103/4
130
131
*130
*
1087a
*107
*2772
2872
*27%
.
31%
*303/4
*107 % 10872
1087a
*107
'
28%
*303/4
287a
28
297a
*30%
149 7a
•1457a
preferred
$5 conv
84
95
No par
Zelierbach Corp
Crown
640
'
99
21%
104%
& Seal
$2.25 preferred
13
177a Jan
No par
No par
No par
5
No par
Crosley Corp (The)
417a
(The)
Feb
Jan
46
Feb
XI82V2 Jan
100
2
preferred
conv
41%
*48%
40 3/4
105
105
5%
93
20
Jan 23
54% Jan 8
58 V4 Jan 2
—23
Co-
Crane
29%
1087a
26%
30
38%
387/a
427a
49
*48
4874
21%
11,000
293/3
1087a
297a
108 3/4
26%
26%
26
41%
257a
•>
108
977a
Feb
42
4772 Feb 5
127a Jan 2
4972 Jan 16
1
1
Inc
1097a
307a
1083/4
293/4
307a
10974
,29%
30%
108%
*4
Jan
70
46
Jan 3t
8% Jan 2
30% Jan 24
2972 Jan 2
16
Jan 2
—100
Preferred
1877a
76
107% Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
7
24% Feb
2
Jan
57* Mar
3% Nov
2
2
49"
2
Jan
Jan
S per share
share
Feb
102
10
3772 Jan 2
11
Jan 2
5
50
1
20
25
Copperweld Steel Co
Conv pref 5%
series
Cornell-Du oilier Electric Corp
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co
Corn Products Refining
6 3/4
7
7
67a
6%
7
Ml 6%
108%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred
*1863/4
188
*187
187
187
189
*187
185
*187
*50 7a ,51
ill
$2.50
1
5
No par
No par
No par
Insurance
Motors
32%
48
10 3%
21%
preferred
50
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfd—No par
Container Corp of America
20
Continental Baking Co.
No par
8% preferred
100
Continental Can Inc
20
Continental Diamond Fibre
5
Continental Oil of Del
Continental Steel Corp
477a
48
48
487a
48
487a
48
13%
100
25
pfd
of Cuba 6%
Continental
Continental
12%
473/4
213/a
conv
2,600
59,300
12
12
50
pfd
1
No par
$2.50
5172
273A
97a
•^28%
$1.25
Consol RR
3174
1774
25 3/4
20%
1872
50
108 74
27
874
13
Consolidation Coal Co
,,1,900
111
111
No par
5
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
4% Feb
95
Jan 27
Jan 9
Jan 15
Jan 24
Jan 2
101
4
24%
106%
574
28
11%
t per
$ per share
Highest
Lowest
;.
89% Jan
6
29 72 Jan
1
Corp
Highest
2
1944
Year
January 1
27'A Jan 22
5
Natural Gas
Consolidated
5,700
19
183/4
par
par
par
No par
No par
preferred
$2 par tic
par
Industries
•
39
107
Jan 8
427a Jan 2
15% Jan 24
Jan 2
89
Jan 24
28% Jan 2
22
Jan 12
23
No par
No par
No par
No par
Conde Nast Pub Inc
preferred
Consol Coppermines Corp
Consol Edison of N Y
$5 preferred
103
103
47a
4
x26%
2774
267a
27
U
1033/a
*103
13,400
17
165/a
17
16%
17
933/4
93
*
....
Commercial
5,300
84
9574
21
47 7a
No par
No par
No par
10
100
Carbon Co
Columbia Pictures
400
453/8
457*
46
100
Columbian
12,100
108
*107
1073/4
453/8
457a
45%
Columbia Gas & Elec
453/8
45
47a Jan
9074 Jan
No par
preferred series A_.~....100
88
49
share
4%
9474
*86%
*48%
share
I per share
Par
-
,
45/a
*87%
887a
*86%
$ per
share
•
94
93%
'
Shares
$ per share
943A
47a
474
43/8
Q3
94
94
$ per
$ per share
J per share
V.
$ per
the Week
Range Since
Lowest
7/
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Feb. 9
Feb. 8
Feb. 6
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 7
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Wednesday
66
16
19
81%
83/4
Jan
Dec
177a
Dec
Dec
Feb
8
87
Jan
104
Dec
par
1007a Jan
5
1033/4 Jan
29
Jan
23
89
Jan
par'
105
Nov
Jan
5
105
102
106 3/4 Jan
Jan
107
Dec
104
92%
par
11
2% Jan
20
%
Jan
11
9%
Jan
14
Dec
46%
Jan
70
Dec
.
Feb
1.-V
No
par
17a Jan
2
No
par
127a Jan
22
100
68 72 Jan
19
15
72% Feb
9
Apr
1
%
Dec
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4359
Volume 161
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
$ per share
•88
Feb. 6
Feb. 5
$
$
share
per
$ per share
$ per
*88
14%
15
14%
147/a
*14%
15
18%
19%
18%
19 %•
18%
19
18%
92
44'/a
<
*88
•
44%
*6%
44%
T
6%
-
45%
6%
44%
44%
7
*88
92
6%
45%
6%
14 %
18
18%
44%
44%
7
,
:
.■
6%
7
*
1,800
J
47%
48
48%
48
48
47%
48
47%
46%
46%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
16 ,v
-21%
15%
20%
15%
20%
18,000
21 y8
15%
20%
*105%
;
21
106
21 y4
28%
26
26
20%
21
21
20%
107
*106
105%
*105%
106%
29 y4
105%
28%
29%
29%
29%
26%
*26%
29
X47
21%
107
*106
*
30
29%
27
26
26%
27
26%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
11
11
11
10%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
104%
104%
104 y2
104%
104%
27%
27%
27%
27%
52%
57%
53
*42
42%
26
*108
52%
58%
26
*41%
30%
30%
30%
*7%
7%
7%
43
26%
27
109
42%
*109
.
26%
*109
26%
Ferro
conv
Enamel
Corp..
No par
100
..1
...
1,600
Fidel Phen Fire Ins N Y.
6,000
Firestone Tire & Rubber....
200
44%
1,200
27%
15,300
26%
26%
4%%
Flintkote Co
*41%
42%
*41%
43%
*41%
*30%
32 VA
*31%
32%
*31%
32%
$4.50
600
7'/a
TVs
7%
7%
7Va
":7%
1,300
51%
49%
Apr
13 y2
Oct
9%
Apr
17%
Dec
24
46% Jan
3
21%
Jan
47 Ve
Dec
2%
Jan
6%
Dec
No
(The)
;
9
Jan
2
Jan
24
109
41
7
16
Jan
44%
Dec
Jan
47%
Dec
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
53% Feb
53
Jan
Dec
10% Aug
32
Dec
108
Dec
45
38% Feb
34%
Jan
44
Aug
26%
Jun
111%
Dec
42 Va
Dec
33%
Dec
Jan
24%
11
Dec
57%
109
Apr
35% Jan
18% May
104 Va Jan
17
.
27% Aug
53% Nov
103%
109
Jan 19
42% Jan 30
7% Jan
24
Jan
17
9
33
Apr
Jan
93
9
2
Nov
5
8
27% Feb
Aug
27%
22%
6
Feb
44% Jan
Dec
105
Jan
Apr
17
8
58% Feb
177/a
Jan
100
8
6
2
2
2
109
Aug
9%
33 Va
Feb
Feb
30% Jan
107
Jan
27% Feb
27
11
84 y2
21%
19%
19
4
i
7
Jan
Jan
•
8
Feb
30
30 Va Feb
—No par
Jan
48% Feb
5
317/a Jan 18
16% Feb
2
21% Jan 17
l06'/2Jan
8
6'/2 Jan 24
"47% Jan 24
No par
Florshelm Shoe class A
Jan 22
23V4 Jan
No par
—
2
50
—No par
preferred
Jan
2
Jan
4
Jan
2
Jan
5
Jan 29
107% Jan 26
42 y4 Jan
2
par
86
2
54
25
.
Jan
24% Jan
100
Florence .Stove Co
42%
42%
Feb
6%
6
103
$2.50
preferred
National Stores
First
10
110
*109
110
*109
110
4%,%
570
1,900
31
31
31
26%
26%
'
78 %
2
19% Feb
23% Jan
5
9% Jan 22
28 y4 Jan 23
—-.5
Stores.
preferred.
53%
58%
43%
43%
43%
43%
27
15% Feb
27
25% Jan
2
109 Vs
53%
57%
*109
109
No par
...
Federated Dept
3,300
27
27
53%
58%
53%
57%
109
109 Ve
43%
110
v
*41%
42%
53 Y£
58 y®
58%
*109
27 y4
Jan
2
Jan
42%
25 y8
13
,17
105
Federal Motor Truck.—..-.No par
14,500
105 'A
105
105
27%
27
52%
58%
108%
43
42%
109
110
*41%
*
104%
104%
*26%
53%
108%
42%
26%
*109
58%
53 Va
57%
108%
104%
27%
108%
*52%
58%
*108
104%
27
27
;
Federal-Mogul Corp:
800
29%
♦26%
20.
Federal Min & Smelt Co
2,800
11
30 '/a
10%
29%
10%
*29%
$6 preferred..
50
29%
-No par
FaJardo Sug Co of Pr Rico
I .per share
42 % Jan
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp.l
Federal. Light & Traction
15
2,200
v
107
*106
29%
27
30
2,100
Highest
I per share
24
6
Fairbanks Morse A Co_
4,900
16
30%
t per share
15% Jan
86
Exchange Buffet Corp—2.50
8,100
2,300
1944
Lowest
11% Jan
50
——5
—3
3
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Evans Products Co..
* Ex-Cell-0 Corp.
2,600
;
Year
Highest
f per share
Par
15%
47%
Lowest
Erie Ss Pitts RR Co
14%
45%
6%
,
92
14%
18%
44%
6%
45
Range for Previous
Range Since January 1
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
■
'
Shares
*88
92
14%
is%
; 19
the Week
$ per share
share
*88
92
92
15%My*
;
Sales for
Feb. 8
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
share
per
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 3
Dec
'
1? 51
52
51%
6 %
7%
7
50%
52
*50
50%
51
51%
WYtQt
17
16%
17%
17
17%
69
69
69
70
70
71
71
71
70
70
28
28%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30'/a
30%
32
31
33%
*25%
25%
25 y4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25% ' 25%
16%
16%
•16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
*16%
16%
*67
.,
27%
*130
135
35%
*130
35%
35%
36
36
43%
113%
7
7%
7%
TVs
7%
7%
6%
6
6Va
6%
6%
-
'
17%
*65
68
*17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
;
*57%
13%
18%
8%
7%
8%
6%
6
6'/a
17%
100
'
51
17%
17%
17%
17%
•17%
17%
*17%
18
17%
17%
1,600
*65
68
v
*158%
117%
19%
7%
,
7
Gen
5,400
"
28%
420
29
*158%
160
160
158 Va
158V4
*158%
39 V4
39%
39%
39%
39%
40'%
41
41%
407/a
41
39 %
39%
41
40 Vz
40 Va
160
,
-
7%
190
Jan
17%
70
Jan
30 y2
Jan
Feb
9
114% Jan
4
46
36% July
Dec
447/a
29% Jan
103
Sep
Dec
135
116
Sep
7
Apr
July
2
8% Feb
7
2%
Jan
•
6% Jan
30
27/a
Jan
/
Jan
6
Jan 27
17% Jan
18
12%
Jan
18% Jan
12
18 Va
7
16%
15%
Dec
177/a Feb
18yB
Jun
62%
Sep
Oct
66
Nov
~6
9
A
Jan
2
~8%
2
27% Feb
4%
13 Va
51
13% Feb
8
10%
Feb
109% Jan
15
163
3
Jan
1143/4 Jan
28
Jan
156 y2 Jan
377/a Jan
19
22
22
24
4
105
Dec
77/a
Jan
v
Dec
Dec
23 y2
Feb
5
5% July
17 Va
Jan
1
Jan
Feb
61
160% Jan
.
,
—
Jan
2
12 V2 Jan 22
106
Jan 19
49
Jan 31
83/4 Jan
2
par
No
Dec
13%
18% Jan
135
Jan 31
37
Jan 11
2
7V2 Jan
Dec
Dec
58%
•
16J/4
Dec
Nov
109
Jun
•
52% Jan
9
9% Jan
11
Feb
9
41%
54%
Apr
7%
Jan
143
20% Feb
7
6%
10
4%
Jan
11
11%
Jan
Jan
12
81%
Jan
29% Feb
7
25 Va
161
Jan
7% Jan
227/a Jan
Apr
123
160
Jan
140
9
Oct
9% July
•
Feb
Nov
19%
Dec
/r 7% July
22 V2
/
Dec
Dec
124
29 y® July
Feb
Dec
155'
5
35
Feb
40%
42
Jan
17
40
Nov
43% July
2
4
Jan
26
4
143
Jan
25
115
6
124
Feb
9
102
130
132% Jan
5
128
62
No par
—
General Foods Corp..
5
7,900
23
27
58
100
No par
100
preferred
cum
.
23,900
5
Jan
23
par
No
General Cigar Inc-i—
:
7%. preferred
/ General Electric Co
1,800
39%
41%
39%
40%
Class A
/
1,400
Jan
—
.
No
24
<16% Jan
No par
5
8 *
Transportation
Jan
General Bronze Corp..
—9 A / 17% Jan 22
General Cable Corp
——No par :
63/a Jan 22
.3,700
119%
119
29%
29 V4
"
13,900
,
•
Amer
25%
Jan 22
16
17
No par
General Baking....
$8 preferred
210
.
Jan
6% Jan
I
preferred...
3,300
21
20%
119
29%
29%
V
163
19%
-
$6
Dec
20
4% Jan
—5
50
Gen Amer Investors
13,100
Dec
29
25% Feb
4
42% Jan
20
Wood Industries Inc
Nov
69
Jan
Jan
113
No par
Gaylord Container Corp
5%% conv preferred—
r
30
9%
9%
7'/a
1,000
51%
51
161
21%
Gar
25,400
'
16
16
17% Feb
72
Jan
33 V* Feb
120
34
1
preferred
$3
—'
107%
*106
9%v
20%
7
117
,
29
38%
/:f
:
21%
'
13%
161
20
7 Vs
21
116%
116%
13%
51
9%
160%
20%
.
58
107%
51
9%
21
8%
26%
58
13%
*106
161
7
40%
40
20
8
26
8V4
13%
5iy2
9VS>
20%
39
,38%
51
7
28%
13%
y?:
58
26%
*57%
•
11 y4 May
53% Jan
13
16
100
Co....
58% Mar
25
:
—
/ Gardner-Denver
8% July
43% Aug
Jan 26
Jan 24
15% Jan
(The) cl A.——No par
(Robert)
.1
6% preferred
20
Gamewell Co (The).
Ao par
•
'
68
*65
26%
8
.
107V2
161
21%
116%
28%
160
159
.
8'/4
58
*106
9V4
•
26%
,13%
161
7
21
116
*28%
160%
18%
7 ?.r
21%
/
26%
51%
9%
*160%
18%
67/a
115
!
28%
8
68
,
i
Co
Gair Co Inc
1,500
177/a
"*57%
'
107%
51%
9%
21%
115
28%
*106
161
18%
/
7
21%
*65
V'
*17%
Trailer
preferred
5% May
Jan
25
66
Corp
Gabriel Co
17,800
*17%
-
24,600
6
17%
I
13 Va
9%
*160%
18%
7
21%
13 Va
107 y2
50%
9%
161
8%
58%
4V2 %
580
TVs
1
——
Machinery Corp.— .1
Fruehauf
1,300
8%
17%
26%
58%
13%
*106
50%
9%
•
8%
46
114%
6Ve
17
'
:
26%
46
6
17%
68
58%
13%
,
,
107%
50
,27
.
V. *57%
58%
13%
27
•/
8%
7%
'
27%
*65
68
•3,700
113%
10
100
10
10
6% prior preferred
——25
Francisco Sugar Co....—No par
F'k'n Simon & Co Inc 7 % pfd
100
Freeport Sulphur Co
10
2,600
,
Corp
preferred.—.
Foster-Wheeler
210
114%
114
Food
800
■
Steel
conv
Food Fair Stores Inc
1,000
134
*130
44
44
.
114%
16%
5%
24,100
7%
■//
17%
*65
7%
26%
*159
,17%
*17%
.
114%
17%
36
'
•17
115
114%
17%
17%
,"T7//
*160%
114%
■
17
*17%
*106
114
35 y2
44
43%
44
43%
114%
134
*130
135
35%
43%
43%
*130
114
*43%
17
*70%
135
*130
133
35%
35%
17
*16%
Follansbee
530
50
65% Feb
8
51%
129% Jan
40
,
24
Feb
1
3% Jan
1343/4 Jan
113
Jan
par
40y8 Jan
Dec
'
:-"3%'
4
4
3%
'
Gen Gas & Electric A
29,200
4
145
*142%
145
*142%
145
142%
142%
*142%
145
60
125%
*123 Va
127
*
127
*123%
127
*123
126
,*140
{124
145
*123
124
100
*131
133%
*131
133%
*131
133%
*131
132 y2
131
131
*131
132
65%
65
65%
128%
*128
*3%
/
4:
3%
3%
*142%
J;
.■■■.
4
No par
'
123 Va
.
$6
conv
preferred series A-No
General Mills
5%
10
par
No par
preferred.
100
10
128%
128%
700
General Motors Corp..
$5 preferred
55%
*543/4
55 Va
*54%
55%
*54%
55 Va
*54%
55%
543/4
55%
300
Gen
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
12 Va
12%
123/8
113/4
12%
6,800
25
25%
25
25%
25
25 :,/4
25%
25%
25%
26%
26
9,800
10%
10 y4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,800
General Printing Ink
106%
106 Va
Jan • 2
Jan 22
127% Jan
6
53
Jan 11
Gen Precision Equip Corp—No par
10%
64%
*128%
64%
64%
128%
64%
65%
65%
65
65 %
*128
128%
65%
30,600
'
128
129
129
129
-
*
*54
*106%
107
*106 Va
107
*106%
,
107
*106%
25%
10%
107
*106%
107
32
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
33%
2 V»
333/4
343/4
33%
34%
33%
128
*125
*125
*125
.
4 Va
4%
4%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
19 y4
19%
19%
193/4
106%
106 3/4
106%
30'/a
24%
23%
23%
19%
20
xl06%
27%
29%
31%
"2TVs
29%
105%
27
5 ,27%
30
30
108%.
16%
15%
15%
15%
937/a
*93%
9374
93%
93%
93
23%
2374
233/a
23%
102%
120
15%
12,900
23%
102 74
233%
103
153/4
*93%
*100
16
155/a
15%
15%
*100
'A 103%
102%
26
2614
25%
26
26
26 Vs
2« %
26%
53%
53
53
53
53
53%
53%
4
4
4%
4'/a
53%
4%
53%
4%
*159
161
23%
102%
26
*52%
102%
25%
25%
58%
*102%
103
'•'■
4 Va
■■v.. 4
414
159
159
160
4%
160
*157
162
*160
59%
26%
27%
273/a
583/4
593/4
59%
593/4
*103
103%
55%
55%
56 Va
573/a
57
111 Va
U1V4
*111
/ 111%
153/4
153/4
*15%
153/4
*103%
573/a
111%
15%
103%
103%
&
162
73/a
4%
19 3/4
19%
*19%
14%
15 Va
38
38
19%
19%
19%
19%
15%
15%
15%
15
38%
1514
*38
37%
38%
38
15
48%
29%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
15
*24%
15
15 Vs
15%
15%
49 Va
48%
49
163
48%
29%
29 y8
29%
163
*162
2914
163.
*163%
19%
*19%
15
153/a
14%
15
373/4
38
37%
37%
49
15%
24
24
24
24
15%
15%
15%
15%
47%
29%
29
*164
165
15 y4
48
48%
164%
73%
*70%
73 Va
*70%
523/4
523/4
*52%
527/a
52%
52%
52%
53
23%
233/4
23%
23 3/a
23%
23%
233/a
237/a
♦104%
104%
*104y4
104%
34%
35%
*70%
5%
174%
177%
15%
1043/4
*1041/4
353/4
343/4
353/8
5%
61
51%
:
104%
343/a
178
175
16
15%
15%
61
51%
53
104 Va
*66
24
104%
*io4y4
35%
■
7
:
175%
16%
177
182
180%
153/4
16 Va
61%
60%
603/4
51%
51%
51%
153/4
*
603/4
18,000
6%
181
29,200
181
15%
61
15 3/4
603/a
51%
'
110%
preferred
Nov
17»/8 Jan
15
95
15
92
21
Dec
1051/a Aug
16%
7% Jan
Dec
Jan
6
69
Jan
9OV1
Dec
24% Feb
1
HVa
Jan
227/8
Dec
7
2
4
105% Jan
10
Jan
104%
Dec
26% Feb
9
18 Va
Jan
25%
Dec
53% Feb
7
45
Apr
52
4 % Feb
9
Jan
3
23
102 Vs Feb
25y4 Jan
52y2 Jan
x83
2%
Aug
41/a May
Jan
1
100
33/4 Jan
156
Jan
2
4
1651/2 Jan
12
25J/aFeb
1
27% Jan
18
53 % Jan
10
59% Feb
5
102Va Jan
9
51V4Jan
2
IIOV2 Jan 23
104% Jan
31
7
36%
Feb
51%
Dec
Jan
4
104 Va
Jan
112%
Jun
Jan
2
Jan 22
Jan
2
5% Jan
11
8%
Jan
No par
Ore
Jan 24
Jan
26%
Feb"
Feb
Dec
Dec
No par
(B F)
Iron
19%
99
32% Feb
109
pec
27
31%
:
10
Telegraph Co
t
1
5
No par
No par
Prop
4%
14 Vs
5%
18%
14 Vs
{. 36%
B' 3,4
* • 3,4%
.
10
;
preferred
Nor
8
2
2
No par
(The)
conv
Sep
1
Jan
Jan
No par
30
Feb
26
105
No par
No par
50
__20
No par.
Jan
3
Jan 23
Jan 22
175
Jan
Dec
"Feb
54%
~Jun
Jan
104V2
Nov
98
•
17i/4
oct
16
Jan
2
1%
Jan
7
8
Jan
15
3%
Jan
5% July
197/8 Feb
8
16 Vs Jan
11
4iy8Jan
9
-32%
19%
Jan
15% May
9% Feb
•
Jan
2
24% Jan
10
23%
2
15% Jan
11
14y8
11
25 Va
Dec
July
•
Jan
Dec
25%
Dec
52 % Jan
16
Aug
42%
Jun
Jan
s/f^6.l/a Jan 24
pfd„No par
57% Feb
112
85 y2
40
Mar
17%
Nov
49%
Dec
preferred——.
>: $8% Jan
2
29% Feb
1
24%
Jan
30
Dec
100
Western Sugar
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
B%
/ 162
8
164% Feb
8
143%
Feb
163
Nov
100
64
No par
1
100
1
No par
100
Jan
Jan 2o
52 Va Jan
22% Jan
No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—No par
$8 preferred—
.No par
10,300
1,200
60 3/a
51
290
,
19%
5
—No par
Green (H L) Co Inc
Grevhound Corp (The)
4%% preferred
1,300
34
6%
180%
: is
•
Co
preferred—
Preferred
12,900
100
105%
33
A
257/8 July
Jan
100
Green Bay & West RR
53%
233/4
34
„—
& Rubber
preferred
Great Northern Ry 6%
30
72
533/4
24
6%
60%
51%
104%
7
51%
.60%:
51%
6%
72 .■/
53%
23%
preferred
conv
Great
3,700
*
Apr
14%
15
5%
15,200
28%
165
19%
107% Jan
Great
'
153/4
60%
6
28%
*164y4
6
8
Jan
Grand Union Co...
500
Oct
Feb
Feb
Jan
Granite City Steel—
Grant (WT) Co
4,700
48
47%
29%
164 'A
*66
73%
57/a
53/4
174%:
*70%
,
347/a
34
5%
*
73%
48 3/a
29
29 V*
165
500
Dec
Nov
20
19
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
1,000
.
4i/4
24
74%
Gold & Stock
5,600
19%
124
24
22%
tGoebel Brewing Co.
4,700
19%
15 Va
NOV
2i/4 July
31%
Nov
8
4%%
103,500
19 %
"
*24
*
5 /:■
/
Apr
3
Gotham Hosiery
5
7%
5
3%
30
800
4%
7%;
4% /
19
Feb
$5 preferred ————No par
Goodyear Tire & Rubb
No par
$5 convertible preferred—No par
7%
7%
5
26
27% Jan
300
15
112
Jan
109% Jan
$6 preferred™
30
11% Aug
107%
Oct
Jan 22
Jan
-
Jan
5 Vs Jan
127
3
19
900
553/4
*111
12
3% Jan
21
7,600
'7%
8
123 % Jan
par
56%
14%
4%
100
10c
1113/4
15%
7%
Apr
103%
14%
5
197/a
Nov
13% July
23% Jun
Apr
6%
263/e Jan
5
27 V2 Jan 22
106% Jan 22
Telephone
Glidden Co
'
77/a
5
28% Jan 24
par
103%
10378
15y2
7%
34% Feb
No
187/a
106
Oct
56 Va
.
Apr
Goodrich Co
57%
4%
1%
6,500
111%
5%
12
59%
563/4
7%
2% Jan
58%
111 3/a
5'/a
3
Goodall-Sanford Inc
57%
7%
3
5,800
*15%
15%
7
27%
111%
57
8
10% Feb
2
Dec
Nov
July
;
130%
Jan
26% Feb
27
111%
Jan
101% Jan 22
$5
1,500
14,000
66
Jan
4%
107% Jan
Gimbel Brothers
4,100
54%
36%
8
6
—1
Gillette Safety Razor
500
26%
4% ;i 4%
27%
59
103 3/a
*102%
103%
26%
*111%
102 %
125%
9
12% Feb
Corp
20
Corp—No par
100
General
4%%
2,600
26
*53%
162
26
583/4
'
General Tire
400
23 %
*101
162
25%
593/4
25%
25%
93
*91%
27
55% Feb
7
22% Jan
Gen Time Instrument
8,400
93
24'/a
31%
108%
134%
Feb
9% Jan
No
General Shoe Corp..—
4%%
31%
Mar
Gen Steel Cast $6 preferred—No par
;
800
*106%
109
16
120
106V4 Feb
l7/8 Jan
10c
General Refractories
•<.;
*107
32%
109
24
15%
24%
1,080
1,400
27%
30
31%
32
108%
1,600
27%
*107
31%
31%
109
106%
6,700
30
.
29%
*107
——
31%
*107
1.07 —
*27
23%
19%,..19%
105
'Td53/4
23%
19%
109
■
Jan
140
Jan
1
Signal
V 0% preferred
Gen Realty & Utilities new
13,300
23%
27%
40
4%
19%
29 %
5,800
4%
10
3% Aug
Sep
Sep
,
No par
Gen Railway
125
-
parpar
Gen Public Service
4%
23%
*107
94 y4
15%
*93
124
128
4%
19%
108%
109
108%
*125
>
4%
2,900
2%
33%
.
32%.
24
273/a
30%
30%
111
*109
128
Cnvf 2„-
34
19%
*107
*107
2'A
33%
34
4%
4%
29%
*29 V*
29%
*125
*2%
23%
\
108
27
27
27
*29'/a
128
4%
45/a
2Va
par
No
No
:
$4.50 series A preferred
10
-
■
No
Outdoor Adv A
Common
2% Feb
.
25
2
104y4 Jan 12
28'% Jan 24
5% Jan
2
167
Jan 26
14% Jan 22
58
Jan 23
71
Feb
2
67
Feb
57
Jan
11
43%
Feb
55%
Dec
24 Va Jan
11
19%
Feb
241/4 July
4
105%
Dec
Jan
105
35% Feb
57
May
11
6/
105"%
Dec
321/4
Apr
Dec
'
7
Feb
7
182
Feb
7
18'/a Jan
11
64% Jan
8
3%
123
Jan
6% Aug
189% Dec
33
Jan
16% May
Jan
6'A
;
Apr
62%
Dec
Sep
50%
Dec
■
"51%
%
Gulf
9,500
Oil
28
Corp
49 % Jan
6
33
51% Jan 29
42 y4
•
39
*37
26^
26
23
/
23
fa
17%
17%
107%
107%
•
38
*37
-
*37
26 3A
26%
26W
*23ye
23%
23%
17%
17%
17%
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38
/26%
26&
24%
17%
24%
17%
37
37%
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37
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37
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24%
24 Va
24%
17%
18
17%
200
.
:
*109%
193A
no
20%
:*83/4
8%
112
8%
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V
110
—
—
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-9
20
*152
■
*110
114
For footnotes see page
*107
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20%
20%
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♦109%
108
683.
108
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110
20%
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19%
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i-.
8%
9
114
-
*110
106
108
*17%
110
,
20 VA
—
106
*109%
11a
20
106
17%
20
V
2,000
Hamllton .Watch Co.—.—JVo par
6 % preferred—J.—.—..100
9
9
*110
u/ 120
110
*109%
19%
19%
4,400
*152
Hsnna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd_.No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac——No par
9
9%
114
.
*110
Feb
2
27
Apr
33%
Dec
28
Jan
9
26%
Dec
38.
May
2
247/a Feb
7
15 y4 Mar
15 y4 Jan
C6-J-J—
'
*152
114
106 »/2
Printing
38
20.% Jan
class
Hall
2
26T\ Jan 23
Water—
1% 'preferred
'
"
*107
Hackensack
270
;
1,800
2
18
8
109
106.
Jan
Feb
109% Jan 26
•
18%. Jan
2
6%
'
9%
114
2,700
'
—-w
preferred—^—
iqq
Hat Corp of. Amer class A
_1
6%% preferred (modified)—.100
7
Jan
16
106
110% Jan
12
102
20% Feb
5
~7% Jan"~4
Jan
13
„
9%
110
Feb" 9
Jan
6
Apr
Apr
Jun
15'% Apr
138
~
10T
11%
Feb
•
5%
Jan
Jan
104% Jan
22%
Dec
16% July.
Ill
July
109-
Dec
21.
July
152
8%
110
Dec
Jun
July
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1914
STOCKS
$ per
10%
:
rp:
22
22%
7%
114 ft
114ft
114
,
176
22
775
Hazel-Atlas
440
1,900
22
75
-I
Hechfc Co.
<Q
Helme
200
7%
■—
Glass
25%
26 ft
26%
26
9,200
86
85 ft
1,200
*84%
85 ft
85
86
85ft
84%
85 ft
84%
85 ft
84%
*130
133
*130
131ft
131ft
133
Hercules Powder
6% preferred
73 ft
*71
"71'
*130
133
*,120
125
*122
125
*24
*27 ft
43%
43%
43%
19%
*19%
19%
26
*24
28 ft
*27%
28
44 ft
44%
44 ft
44%
43%
19ft
19%
*19'ft
18%
18%
*24
26
*27%
19%
19 ft
18%
*18
45%
45
*44 ft
?'
75
14 ft
14%
14 ft
42
40%
2%
2%
*10ft
10%
*10%
29 ft
18%
4%
4%
23
23%
59,400
53 ft
55%
5,700
73 ft
24 ft
23%
24%
53%
55 ft
55 ft
56
54
115
;
*104%
115
39%
105 V*
27
2014
Jan
2 3 ft
,
77%
78%
77 J/4
182
181%
182 %
182%
700
13
-
. .
12%
12%
ft.
9
105%
7%
9%
•
9%
77%
5,000
9%
20,500
1,300
178
181ft
"~
;
182
Dec
13%
26
Jan
115
Jan
2
46% Jan
39
Jan
4
45
Jan
42
May
j 44ft Jan
*
480
Preferred
,
16% Jan
2
19% Feb
i] 71 ft Jan
2
81
'■>
2
3%
22
10 ft
29%
30 V*
85 ft
<
.
20%
90
90
89 ft
19
11%
lift
11 %
86 ft
43%
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43,%
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43%
*42%
39%
40%
■ft 39 ft
39%
40
40
40 ft
103 ft
103 ft
*102
105
104
139 ft
*117
139 ft
104
104
106
*117
,6
;19%
; 21ft
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21%
24
2
3
i 33 ft Feb
24%
20%
20 ft
20 ft
22 ft
22
22
*21%
41
40%
40%
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41
22
22 ft
*39%
*144
*144
110
112
109ft
32'ft
111ft
110%
24ft
20%
22
2,100
,
200
41
*39 V*
23%
82 ft
82 ft
•
111
Jan
23'ft
Dec
Jan
56
Dec
24
Jan
4
•46
Jan
77,ft Dec
22
/ Jan
11
8
Jan
22
2
Apr
20 ft. Oct
2
35%. July
Jun"
42% July
106 ft Dec
Jan
111%; Hoy
35 ft
35%
*19 ft
19%
26
19'ft
19%
27
27
27
,i
25%
:
8% Jan
*116
21%
■
.
-42
42%
9
8%
8%
9.
37% Jan
25
8% Feb
6
2
10 ft Jan
11
173 ft Jan
19
188./ Jan
8
74% Jan
24
81%. Jan
25
22
20%
2% Jan 23
2
82
43
8%
8%
8%
77ft
77 ft
31%
31%
31%
*109%
27'ft
*10
36 ft
37%
*36%
37 ft
37%
*109%
110%
*109%
110%
27%
27%
27 ft
27%
37 ft
:
37%
•
37
-
'37%
37'ft
/
1,000
1
f 900
-120
/;
3;400
325ft
110%
':/;
27%
27
10%
10%
•9%
-'
38%
37%
57'ft
37 ft
3 7'ft
37%
/
Nov
188
Feb
82'ft
Dec
180'ft
Dec
:
165'ft
Jan
1%
Jan
15%
Jan
18%
65
Jan
80
600
37ft
.
37 ft
.
Jan ; 2"
21%
Dec
66.
5
Feb
Feb
94
Dec
7%
Feb
12ft
Jan
92
;:Jun
39'ft
Jan
47
Aug
35 ft
Jan
■
Jan 15
10m Jan
2
17% Jan
2
38ft Jan
145
Jan
Dec
20'ft
Aug
15
20ft July
22,%. Feb
15
41V4 Jan
>29
20% Feb
Apr
20 ft
Jan
Dec
July
46
Jan
.
138 ft
Jan 12
145/
Oct
20
;
12
Dec
11% Jan
24% Feb
18
/Jan
Sep
93
135
-lift"
;
19ft Jan 24
43
Jan
Feb
56%
24% Feb
2
18% Jan
Jun
'
31
117
18% Jan
Oct
136
Jan
13 ft
68%
42»,
'2
Feb
92
32% July
3
43% Jan * 8
87,.r Jan
39
Dec
Jun.
9
11% Jan
31
/81ft Jan/31
42% Jan. 15
444-;/, Dep
Jan
38%
Aug
Jan
23
112
Jan
16
107%
Jan
112%
Nov
Jan
2
110
Feb
2
84/k
Feb
105
9
27
.
'30
Jan
25
109% Jan
27
111ft Feb
3
Jan
9
24
30% Jan
11
20% Jan
2
84'ft Jan
18
58
Jan,
31
93
Jan •10
90
27 ft Jan
Jan
80
Sep
111
May
95
107%
90
2
98.% Jan
12
66 ft
Jan
19% Jan
9
22% Feb
I
10%
ft Feb
9
16 ft
3
Jan
22
34
!
„-No par
Kennecott Copper—!
—No par
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp
No par
Kinney (G R) Co
—1
$5 prior preferred
No par
Koppers Co Inc
—
/10
4%ft preferred—
100
pfd A
—10
-
.—
Stoi'es——1
Jan
39
Jan
22
26
23% Jan
22
22% Jan
23
20%
Dec,
21% Aug
Feb
124
14 %
Dec
19%
Jan
.39%
Mar
> 13 %
9
Feb
20%
,
28% Feb
17
20
Dec
Jan
2
13ft
22% Feb
114% Jan
111
Dec
19 ft
Jan
24
Dec
7
31 ft Mar
42
/ 23% Jan 23
24
'
Jan
Feb
>15
' 9
30ft Jan
22
108% Jan
6
10-
Jan
17
34% Jan
Feb
Jan
32
Dec
34%
31
9
3
10% Jan
Dec
Dec
Dec
108%
Dec
27 ft
Nov
6%
6
ft Feb
Oct,
Dec
Feb
Jan
10%
108%
5
9ft Jan
78%
54 ft
3
«
27U Feb
9%
Feb
3
|78ft Jan. 15
110
Jun
May
6
24
11
8% Jan
115
37%
Jan
74% Feb
Jun
19%
Jan
May
Jun
-
43
Aug
24%
29%
39
8
x26
Jan
25 ft. Feb
,
6
38% Jan
Dec
.
'
18% Jan
26
Dec
93
Jan
6ft
•
'20% Jan
114ft Jan
35% Jan
,
Dec
117
if
118 f Feb
8
'
16: ' ■' Jan 10
18% Jan
•
Dec
28
Apr
25
3
Jan
Jan
13
Dept Stores-..:
May
80
.
Jan
100
1
5
—1
1
Sep
Dec
'
'
91ft Jan
preferred—.
Decv
34%
Nov
33'ft Feb
20
Co-
5,
37ft Feb
34% Jan 22
117
non-cum
5' Apr
111
10
Kresge Dept
22
Oct
36
;Jan
19
39 ft Jan
2
27%
Jan
39
Dec
No par
Kroger Grocery (fc Bak—No par
Jan
24
37% Jan
9
31ft
Jan
37 ft
Nov
2,100
37
9%
2,500
Laclede Gas Lt
,
Kress
2,200
7
/
5
Jun
,
6'ft
Apr
130
5
3% Aug,
Jan
25 ft
Jan
91% Jan
84% Jan 26
Jan
4%
-
22% Jan
1
26
10
Feb
134,
Feb
19ft Jan
.
30%<Jan 10
No par
Kresge (S S)
.3,000
38'ft
.
8% July
10% July
loo
1
10%
38
38'ft
/
.100
.
,
26%
26ft
A'*10
10%
37ft
•
500
,
.
-
37%
37%
75*
32%
*109%
33
110%
10%
*9%
10%
'
•
*
74%
75 ft
x73'ft"
78'ft
31%
Dec
Jan
ft—1
...
—
Kendall Co $6 pt
13,500
:
8%
31%
10%
23%
42%
*77'ft
27%
37%
23%
41%
31'ft
ft
37%
42%
; -
105 ft
Nov
67% Apr
7%.Feb
24
28ft Jan
132
-No par
160
Class/ B
8,200
'
42 'ft
77'ft
27%
:
•
31'ft
110
4,600
.
*114
24
".
40% July
Apr
154%
22% Feb
3
2
5ft Jan
100
(Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A
—
24
77'ft
110
4%
"
37% •'38%
77%
110
25
,
21%
24%
9
8% Oct
Jan
ft
6%
3% .Feb
Jan
75% Jan
17
jKansas City Southern-—No, par
6,700
,
■
/
Sep
Aug
12% July
•
6%- Jan
.
183%' Feb
4
178ft Jan
12'ft
Kayser
25'ft
106/ Jan 23
1 3
Jan
Jan
6%
9%
& Fum
Kaufmann
21%
7'ft
29
104
104% Jan
.
Feb
9% May
Jan ' 4
40
165.
x87
Mar
71%
18
Jan
'; 83/4.Jan 19
P & L of. ser B
1,200
25'ft
/ *114
.
Kan City,
2,600
22%
.
887k
.
13% Jan H;
25
stamped__l00
RR
Kalamazoo Stove
"
28%
25%"
*8% /
.
30
20%
.37%
43
42%
:
2,400
,
.
27%
/;'
;100"
8
Dec
101
-
joy Mfg.. GO—
3,900
:
37%
'
1,100
>;//
*23%
25
*24
.
*116
"
37%
37ft
37%
:/'•• 24%
■/'—ii-
•/ 42
10%
*27
•
Johnson.!
Joliet Jj .Chicago
'
1,500
28
8614
' 6
,
100
/ Jones & Laughlln Steel
> iS'%
pref-' sertes A—
*/. 5% pref series B conv
36'ft
20'ft
31ft
v
*109 ft
25'ft
22
*
—
/ 600.V
;
.
14%
13%
19%
■"
'
/
13
116ft Feb
2
" Jan
11% Jan 22
-No par
2nd preferred ser A_.
..4c/o
21,900
28%
; 36
,
8
105%-: Jan
2
15%
6
*% Jan
•
.
j
&
*19%
36 ft
-
22%
25
22
36 ft
■■
' Johnson
170
;
117% 117%
27 %
'
25
9
9
77 %
31%
*
19'ft
*26'ft
27
*24
42 ft
*42
ft
19 ft
19'ft
.
37%
24
23%
-
'36
36%
;
V: ; 25 .: /23ft:
24%
.
23% Feb
82
'vlntertype Corp——i-j.—.No par /
' Island Creek Coali-—————t-,1
600
.
92
94'ft. 1.95,
22
22
>;>• 14% ;-l4ft':,/
14%
36%
*116
37%
37ft
!
14'ft
/> ■
118
118
14%
;
;
84% 3,84'ft
22 ft.
24%
.
36'ft
21'ft
*116
25
119
36 ft
.25
21%
,
24%
119
',
J
110%
28 ft
■>•
95'ft
22%
22%
*117%
24%
24 ft
85;
77
24
9
158
100
Jewel Tea Co .Inc———
300, /'
V*% preferred—
1,700 • •!/Johns. Man ville Corp———
33,'ft
*85
92
95%
•
14%.
26%
24 ft
-
95
22 ft
22%
*117%
84
95
•
*110
29%:
29
*84%
-14%/
36
*19 ft
26 ft
24%
'
119
14%
14%
.
84. "
-
94
•
29
28%
.
Jan 24.
105
104 ft Jan
No par
*
*85
92
/
,
109'ft
33'ft
33 ft
Nov
Feb
10V2
25%
39ft Jan
.
—100
*500 /:•.
;
-
> 112:
109
110% 110%:
111
110%
r .*88ft
:
r
84
22 ft
*117%
119
14%
20%
22%
24%' ,24%'
24 ft
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ft
94
22%
24
94/
;
/>
92
29'ft
*83 ft
83
*
/ *111
109 ft
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33%
33%
111
,*88ft
V: 28%
93%
/
109 V*
.
>
83
.
110
33%
29%
95
ft
29
29%
109 ft
37 ft
37ft
112
*noy8
110
£
112
/ 33
111
*88
95
*88
110
■
32%
32%
*32 /
111
•110
112,
32 ft
24
8
8
19ft Jan
*144
112'//;
*110%
112
*110%
110
*110%
37ft
*37 "
37
37
'37ft
37 ft
Aug
24% Feb
Intern'l Telep & Teleg
—No par
5,400-. ,/v Foreign.share ctfs
No par
9,100 ;/ Interstate Pept'Stores—
No par
mm 1
37
6
Jan
5,6% Jan
__->/;;j'7ft;;preferred2i^---^-i——-100;;
.
'
v:37
Aug
24
117,300
24%
'
"""37ft "37ft
16 ft
18% Jan
" Inter Rys of Cent Am
No par
^ 6 ft pref^rred-Li,—-100
—/ International Salt,
No par
.
139 ft
*21%
*144
*144
s
20%
20&
"v
19 ft
22
24%
1%
Dec
28ft July
814 Feb
.
Jun
2%
11'ft
22% Mar
3K,
Jan 12
27
July
37%
/ Jan
72% Jan
2,300 / InternatipnaLShoel- —
No par
400 ' / Intetnawonal Silver—SO *
40 ft
23%
24%;
24%
43%
23 ft
24%
20
39 ft
-
39ft
40
"39
*144
23%
24%
ft/ 23%
19%
*117
139ft ;
*117
24%
Feb
1%/Jan
6
Feb
I'd ft Feb
5% Feb
19% Jan
110;
103
X103
30%
.
12!/8 Jan
29% Jan
6,300
-
86
40 ft\
40%:
13% July
47ft Jan 30
60
'
*43 ft
43%
104
23%
24"%
24%
24;
24%
23
22%
19 ft
.
39%
20
23
22%
22%
,
*117-
139 ft
>
*43 ft
'
3% Jan
;/>;,'.-Preferred:'.^a-..^—--^106: •.
Co—
15
2,500.// Sft conv preferred——-100
"
*85
85 ft
85 ft
«
14% Jan-
>
29,400 //International Paper
89%
11%
83 ft
139 ft
■f
;■
11%
86 ft
43%
:
20%
90 ft
*39 ft
.
29%
132
20%
20%
*42%
*104 ft
.ft 29 ft
11%
11%
83 ft
*117
1
132
70'ft July
Feb
2ft Jan
Jan
Sep
114
Nov
Feb
7%
63
42 ft Feb
16
Nov
72%
-
18,700
,
21 y«
*82 ft
:
7
•
20 ft
90
84ft
83 ft
6%
132 ft
132
Jan
107 ft
Jun
18% Aug
Jan
Feb
15'
20
Jan
10
>/ Int Hydro-Hlec Sys class A—
25
International, Mln 81 Chem '
5
A' s 300 > "* >
4ft preferred-——lOO
■'>6,000 i/ International Mining Corp—
—_1
- -22,400
Int Nickel of Canada
:
No par
,
6%
'
11
81ft
82
89%
21
89%
•
132 ft
*130
20 ft
90%
2%
85
6%
29%
29%
29%
29%
132 ft
11
21
'>10 ft.
•
6% ft.;?/:/
-7%.
,
132 ft
•
90
90%
*10%
7%
29%
v". 132 ft
20%-
20%
20%
>90
7
*81
83
*81
__
2
7,000
3%
'
21%
ft
7
>
47% July
45
-
3%
3ft
•
22 ft
•
"
29%
*130
82
3%
22
22%
22
•'
3ft
ft
3%
3% '
22%
82
-
7%
r
29%
132 ft
.
.
*
22
82
*80
7%
7ft
29%
*130
3ft
3ft
21%
21%
82
*80
3% >
■tr
3%
21%
18
.
/ 34% Jan
"
20%
11
72lI/z Feb
2
> 12% Jan
■
13%
54
,
Jan
111ft Jan
108 ft Jan
-'66%, Jan
No par
No pa*
No par
—
117
Apr
117
Oct
Jan
20
International Harvester
4,500
77%
76%
182 ft
182 ft.
520
-
7%
178
78
400
106
9%
•
,
179'
178
200
*
39ft
7%
19 ft
18% Feb
;42
Inland Steel Co—
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper—
20
p Insuranshar^- Ctfa Inc—
——1
' lhtei;cliemJcal Oorp—.-^No par
' 4V'aft preferred—
100
Intercont'l Rubber.!— ——No pap
; / Interlake Iron
No par
Int Business Maphines
No par
7,000
--
,■
9
*8%
Jan
19% Feb
15
l«o
Iodustrtal. Rayon
*
1,100
86 ft
39
Nov
16
1
>/ > S4.50 preferred A—
Ingersoll-Rand
'
*85%
86
Sep
21 ft
117
No par
_::r'>/> 6ft preferred
*161
7%
•
183
200
116
116
39%
105%
'■
177
78
105 ft
*104%
,
47ft
Jan
13%
preferred wrles. A————100
1,800
41
40 ft
40
105 ft
36% Mar
100
'
116%
44% Feb
18% Jan
22%
23
**28% Jan
12.50
—,
Dec
2
23
; 17 Ve Jan
No par
Illinois Central RR Co
w
Jan
41% Jan
0
/Idaho. Power Co-—
70
74.;
23 V* Jan
Leased lines ' 4% -—-^,-—-—.100
HK See ctfs series A*^-:^—-3000
105 ft
*
9%
9%
176"
Dec
25'ft Aug
" Indiana pohsPower&Lt—'—Nopaf
39
7%
176
July
125
Feb
400
•} *8%
78
77ft182
'
105%
7%
v
10ft
9%
176.
176
105%
'
8 ft
7%
73
Apr
3.900
12%
.8%
39 V*
.
Jan
19%
23
86
12%
8%
*38%
63
>114
22
*161
12%
•
*38%
10%
;
9
105%
105ft
7%
7ft
10
13
*8%
2
9
73 ft
115
85%
*85 ft
Jun
Mar
17
*21%
*104%
*161
86
89
134
26ft Jan
73 ft
40
105 ft
*114 ft
12%
39
-
ft
40
40 ft
105 ft
Apr
Jan
123% Jan
22 V*
*22%
115
.
85ft
"•
23
22%
23%
75
128
8
73 ft
22
22
7
31
25
22
ft:
74
*73 ft
40 V2
115
.
'
40
176
182
23 ft
23 ft
8%
39
77%
33%
24
*104%
105ft
7ft
33
73 ft
85%
13%
10
33
21ft
-
176
182
22%
33.
73 ft
8%
40
77%
1,600
33
*161
13
9
105%
9%
33 ft
40,
85 ft
85
7ft
32%
105ft
*114ft
-13
*175
5ft
21'ft
»16J
105%
4%
23%
39%
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*39
5%
74
105ft
115
ft.-
18 ft
5
21ft
.
23
•
12 ft
*8%
18
5%
52
52%
*73
*20ft;
v
18%
i/..
18 Vi
Feb
Jan
,
I 111
*51%
73 ft
^85
18%
'
86
132
5 Hupp Motor CAr Corp———1
31
a
2
12
17
20,600
30%
5%
.
Feb
27%
Jan
66,400
9,600
30%
29%
30%
32%
23 ft
23 ft
21%
40
18
"
Nov
170
Apr
Jan
non-cum. preferred—100
/ Hud Bay Min Si Sm Ltd
No par
') Hudson: Mfitov
par
/ft
1,300
11%
10%
30 ft
33
52%
105 ft
X30ft
4,200
.
.
I
33
-73 ft
"
11.
iov2
30%
10 ft
10%
*10%
.7/200
2%
2%
,2V*:.
2%
2ft
2ft
2%
5%
,*20%
*114 ft
40 ft
18%
22%
23.;
,
27,500
14 ft
40
5ft
22%
105 ft
14%
41ft
;'r 18ft
22 ft
*39 ft
15
40%
5%
32%
•
14 ft
19 ft
32%
/ 52;
14%
41ft
4%
':}
i
;
14
Feb
.75%
Jan
Mar
20 ft
72% Feb
.
290
63%
160
6
26% Feb
25
Class B
No par
Household Financed——
No par
.-..5% preferred——100
Houston Light & Power Co.—No par
Houston Oil of Texas v t c
25
i Howe Sound CO—
.
5
/ Hudson & Manhattan
100
1,400
72 ft
22
82% Jan
ft-
900
75
110
72 ft
41
18 ft
■v.;
75
72%
14%
*10W
30
29%
18%
11
ft
29
ft
72
71%
10,100
6
74ft Jan 26
Feb
1
174
22'ft July
123
(A)
Homestake Mining
Houdaille-Hershey cl A
200
19
110
110
71ft
•"
45
4
Sep
130ft Jan
_10
r
/ Holly Sugar Corp
7% preferred—
—
18%
75%
*74 ft
*109%
110
Hollander & Sons
5,200
*44%
42
2ft-
2ft
■
19 ft
41ft
42%
2ft
45
19
75
75
71%
•
45
19%
,
•
45%
45 V*
14ft"
•
14%
41
■r
"71
•71%
*70%
71%
71
45
*109%
3,700
'Il6ft
45%
Holland Furnace (Del)
.
9
.
Dec
112
Mar
20%
Sep
8'ft
Jan
99
Dec
9%
Apr
214
J
-10
1
(C E) The
Hires Co
;
700
,
18%
18%
18%
18%
19 ft
*18%
19%
43%
19%
109
3,900
*116 ft
*44%
75%
75 V
109
V
110
109
700
44%
45%
45%
19%
27 ft
44
*19%
116ft
45
-
19%
19%
75 ft
75
110
*44 ft
45
.
19%
19%
19%
75
*109
45%
45%
45ft.
45 ft
45
*
45 ft
27 ft
43
18%
18%
18%
18%
*116 ft
*116 ft
*116 ft
28
43 %
26
28
*24
28
25
*24
Hlnde & Dauch Paper Co
■
25
27 ft
26
•
—-
8
par
Hershey Chocolate
84 conv preferred—-—-Wo
200
,
127
*123
127
*24
27%
73 ft
73 ft
72%
72%
*123
133
*130
133
*130
127
*123
126
*123
73 ft
*71
72%
*71
71%
30
10
170
No par
—No par
100
No par
Hercules Motors-
26
26%
25%,
26 ft
25%
25%
25%
-
Jan
22% Jan
-25
preferred-:——-100
Highest^;
f per share
share
6ft
15
118'
22% Feb
20 ft Jan
73% Jan
...15
/
W)
non-cum
25%
*172
•
■
25
Co
18
Feb
3
Jan
8
7% Jan
6% Jan
109
I per
share
11%.Feb
4
9% Jan
1
2
*172
*172
*172
176
*172
21%
*74 ft
ft
22
Hayes Industries Inc—i
Hayes Mfg Corp
1.17%
117%
.
75
*74
JL8,500
16,300
•
7%
7
S per
f per share
par
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Shares
lift
11%
/'
;
118
«74
22%
22
74 ft
'
74 ft
*172
7ft
11%
7%
10%
7ft
22%
74ft
10%
.
114ft
114
22%
ft
22
*74
74%
ft
74
114
114
114
22
7%
7ft
v,';
7%
7%
$ per share
10%
11
the Week
-
$ per share
1
Range Since Janua ry
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for
Feb. 9
Feb. 8
$ per share
share
V io%
10%
10 ft
7%
7%
$ per
share
5 per
share
10 ft:
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
114
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
AND HIGH
LOW
1945
Monday, February 12,
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
..
& Co^_—
(8 H)
;;/C
-
-
/
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
,
7%
7%
7 V'B
99
97 ft
98'ft
480
34%
34%
33%
34%
1,700
36
*35'ft
36%
*35%
36%
400
51%
51%
*51%
52
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14%
31%
31%
32
32%
32%
34
35 ft
35'ft
35 ft
51'ft
51 %
■/: 13%
13%
35
51
13%
:
'30%
*125
*
13%
125%
7ft
7%
2'ft
2ft
y.
r
31
127
125'%
2%
'
:
31
30%
30%
127
7%
7%
7%
2%
2 ft
38
38
100
*127
127
7%
-
A
"
7%
2%
2'ft
37%
38%
38'ft
38
38%
38%
39
38 ft
39
*21%
22
22
22
*21%
:i7%
53%
I 8%
51
*80
.80%
*187%
'35
51%
,45%
22
•
53%
•
39
39 ft
39
39
5.000
21%
1,900
li21%
:'v;
17%
18
17%
!18
54%
54%
54%
'56%
80%
-81'ft
81
189
187ft
35
52
•
*45%
81%
52
45%
45'ft
683.
/ 8'ft
8ft-
8%
'1
sn '•
; V>- 8 ft
8%
>>
51!
51
51
*50%
51
83
*8:1
83
*80 ft
8 2'ft
81'ft
X80'ft
190
;
400
'■
400
80%
*189
;
22,500
.
•
•
51
;; *82
>.
.
35
35
35
36
36
36
36
800
5 2'ft
51ft
52
51ft
51%
50'ft
51
4,900
45'ft
45'ft
4 5'ft
4 5'ft
45 %
44'ft
45 ft
•;
1,600
19
26
Apr
x31 ft
Dec
Feb
6
17%
Jan
31%
Dec
52'ft.Feb
8
38
Apr
49'ft
Dec
14% Jan
17
32%, Feb
8
21
Apr
Feb
8
113
Jan
9
"Jan
8
4'ft
Jan
8%
Dec
3
Jan
2
l'ft
Jan
2%
Dec
39%
36
10
12
Jan
4
29% Jan
24
123ft Jan
29
132
6ft Jan
30
2'ft Jan
22
.
I
..
■
8
/. /
:
12%
Jan
31ft
127
P.
'
Oct
Dec
Dec
Dec
22
40% Jan
8
15%
40'/a Jan
29%
Jan
38%
Dec
1
22
11
Corp
36% Jan
5
20'ft Jan
3
18'ft
Jan
21%
Jun
17'ft Jan
22
./:17 ft
Dec
19%
Dec
Lerner Stores
(new) j—No par
__No par
51 ft Jan
24
Jan
53%
Aug
_7
7% Jan
2
3
49'ft Jan
2
39
Jan
49 ft
Jan
2
81% Feb
6
68'ft
Jan
83 %
3
81% Jan
17
67 ft
Jan
8 6'ft
Corp
•Libbey Owens Ford Glass.
Libby McNeill & Libby
Iftf* Rn vpr« Dnrn
23
—
Lily Tulip Cud Corp
Lima Locomotive Wks——
Link Belt
Co
—
78
100
-
78
25
-Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Preferred
190
2
35% Jan
35% Jan
20
*189
lni ft Feb
3
24
Jan .22
100
preferred—
Series B-
81
May
50
3,900
190
80'ft
17
Jan
25
(The)
Lehr. & Fink Prod Corp
4,700
.
Jan
104
Feb
Lehman
10,100
18
55%
*189
80%
189 ft
*33
52%
/•
55%
81
80 ft
35
footnotes see page
8%
51
*187%
81
188'ft
*33'ft
52%
8 ft
81%
•'17%
;
Jan
30
Tire
"
22
54%
81 ft
45 ft
4,700
13
Jan
62
47
Lehigh Valley Coal—4'j
6% conv preferred
40
88
31ft Jan
Lehigh Valley RRj.
t
Jun
2
—No par
:
Portland Cem'efnt-
conv
5
.7% Feb
-ioa
—
10,900 >
37%
*21 %
Rubber &
4%
150
9% Jan
22
(The)
10,800
■
2ft
18
51
ft.
:
37%
17%
81%
For
7%
2%
54%
8%
131 %
7%
27
6% Jan
■
Bryant—
Lehigh
7% Jan
4
-Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
3,000
2ft
18
50 'ft
Lee
100
Co
issued
preferred-;
5%
Lane
'
*128
54%
8%
/
34,800
32'ft
2'ft
39%
When
/Lambert Co
1,100
,
14
32
7%
17%
*50%
8%
51
52'ft
13%
v
132
54
17%
52%
52'ft
3 7'ft
<
22
39
*35'ft
36 ft
7ft
2%
38'ft
<
130
7%
38 'ft
21%
-
52
130
38'ft
:
'
4,800
98%
34%
551
.
7'ft
34
;35
7%
ft
34%
99%
34 %
1
7'ft
99 ft
99 ft
34%
7%
7%
7
7%
99'ft
'
*7%
.
99'ft
7'ft
98'ft
34%'
7'ft
7%
•
34%
7%
7%
98'ft
•// 7'ft
7%
7%
181
33
No par
No
par
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
8
Feb
3
18% Jan
3
22
56'ft Feb
,
A
42
8
8/4 Jan
30
Feb
52
188 ft: Feb
36 ;
Feb
1
•■/'•
>
6%
Apr
5
174ft
Jan
8
26%
Feb
8'ft July
182
32 ft
Dec
Jun
Jun
Nov
Dec
47% Jan
25
52% Feb
3
36
Apr
52
Dec
41% Jan
22
46
Jan
30
37
Jan
44
Dec
'
.
Volume
Number
161
THE COMMERCIAL
435a
Saturday
$
$
per share
r
share
per
Feb.
$ per
>
32%:
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60.800
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2,080
23%
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2374
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5,600
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17%
177/b
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227b
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167b
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107
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103
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107
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34%
3374
34%
337 b
347b
1974
20
19%
20
19%
20
26
18
96%
1,100
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-
4,300
29%
11%
12
16%
13%
12
6%
190
.i
46
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12%
174
2% Jan
;
103
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110
110
197b
'31%
>
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r;
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107
110
111
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10874 May
107
111
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2
9
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674
4
114
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93 7b
prior
prior
297b Feb
8
1774
11
2'/4
8'/a
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21
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72
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110
107%
33 V2
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207b
21 %
>
210
4,200
14,200
footnotes
see
page
683.
conv
Newberry Co
5%
30
;
conv
Jan
/
23% July
6 V»
Dec
187b
Dec
3
38% Feb
8
29
Jan
39V2
Jun
2
33
Feb
8
19%
Sep
25
74% Apr
11174 May
J 117
114
Nov
12
107%
27
4Is,b
119%
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Jan
Apr
11174 Jan
53
887b
Oct
Oct
Jan
Sep
113
Aug
53% Nov
437a Jan
15
35%
Jan
23
37 V4 Jan
9
2174
Jan
35%
Dec
2174 Jan 20
24
Jan 23
247b Feb
15Va
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247b
Jun
Feb
16%
Jan
25 Va
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317b Jan
6
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26%
Apr
33 74
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9% Jan
6
97%. Jan 3
22
Jan
8
82% Jan '30
1107b Feb
1
13
Jan
5
53
Jan
5
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4'/a
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10%
Oct
32% Jan
26
42
•
;
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7b Jan
72
Jan
2374 Feb
20
Aug
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86
Jan
70
May
84
115
Jan
110
NOV
99
100
Oct
Nov
116%
Feb
16% Feb
8%
Jan
14%
Aug
5474 Feb
437b
Jan
53 Va
Oct
11%
I8V4 Feb
,15% Jan 20
serial
28
Jan
4174
2
24% Feb
137b
Jan
20V4
17
Jan 10
9% Jan
2
19 74 Jan
18
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19%
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9
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11% Jan 12
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.
182
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13
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181
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9
18
Feb
21
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15 Vb Feb
5
Jan
17%
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3
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29
26
Apr
34
2o
14% Jan
3
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23% Aug
4
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3
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147b
.
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10
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9
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2574
8
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24%
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4
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12.,
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Jan
9
30% Feb
377b May
40
Jan
27
30
»
Mining Corp
Industries
Jan
Feb
181
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Jan
3
141
Jan
159
Dec
Feb
5
16
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22 y4 July
2
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5
177b
Apr
23
34
159
18
4
1
4
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9
28 Va
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2
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1
574
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7274 Jan
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18 7b Feb
8
6
2
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17% July
307b Mar
Feb
95
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98 V4
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9
5',b
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11% Nov
Feb
5
9
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17% Jan
3
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9
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10% Jan.
3
12
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20
30
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22
'Feb
6
66
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4
10774 Jan
10
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4
Jan
22
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25
217b Feb
————
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July
837b
5
Feb
3
33
70
Jun
79 V4
Feb
97
17
l07/b Jan
,
577/a Feb
1174 Feb
7%
24% Nov
30
100% Feb
15
97% Jan
4%. pfd-100
Jun
Jan
92% Jan
No par
'
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Dec
25 Va
19
Jan
16
Dec
147b July
164
687b Jan 22
-
37
104%
8
103
J
Feb
10
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100
.10
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9
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267b Feb
2
__1
A
26
4
157b Jan
105% Jan
77b Jan
V2774 Jan.
Dec
Dec
38 7
4
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Jan
Dec
Jan
Jan
15
Deo
12
287b Feb
33
;
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25
Jan
Jan4
874
21;
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137b July
15% Dec
Feb
•
-A;
-No par
Jan
207b May
>
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167b Jan,
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97b
157b Jan
Jan
2
Jan 22
Jan
4
Jan 22
"Jan
2
102
Nov
25
247b
2174
12
357b
No par
10 Va
Dee
183
Jan
37
•
Feb
2
'13 74' Jan
13
12
5
23
Jan
; 20% Jan
"V.1:13% Jan
-v\32 74 Jan
Feb
42
2
23%fJan
,
1
preferred
series
17% July
Dec
23
2078 Jan
No pa)
No par
(J J)
Apr
357b Jan
-
—No par
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
Newmont
Dec
Jun
Jan
109
Jan 22
47% Jan 12
'. 41 Vs Jan
5
•
10
preferred
—
Dreferred
Newnort
Dec
Dec
Nov
1
Neisner Bros Inc
100
Dec
.974 Oct
111
Jan
11
112
~
Feb
7% Jan
^.10
Nchi Corp.—
4%%
Sep
20 74 Jan
Oct
25 74 Jan
No par
preferred—
i
30
113
Jan
36
—No par.
No par
;
10
National Tea Co——
goo
114
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
57b Jan 22
100
$2 conv preferred—
Natomas Co
r
Mar
Jan
8
(The), Pa.1
6%.
r
106
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34%
317b;
'
*69%
106
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73%
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34
31
31%
103
2%
46
Apr
105
Aug
58% May
19 74 Dec
Oct
V 3674
Jan
1137b Jan
16 7b Jan 22
10
39
14474
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46
Jan 23
Jan 30
Jan 19
Jan 13
2814 July
>
Apr
Feb
-
/
3,700
167b
Jan
19
19
2
-——2——100'* 177% Jan
5
100
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V
6,600
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68
2
19
43
*-1
SVl Cast Co
National Supply
.3,700
Jan
17
116
/ National Steel Corp—...
57b%
Jan
1167b
29% Jan
4
Service Corp
Linen
Nat Mall &
620
967b
14%
preferred A
preferred B
National
18,500
V:
1007b
100
,
27 Va
146% Feb
8V4 July
Sep
38% Feb
3
111
1107b
11074
7%
109 74
2274
-100
No par
.—19
No par
1,100 v National Oil Products Co
43,600 k. National Power & Lt—,
.
697b
2934
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96
1007b
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1,300
9
: 177b
:V'
7%
23%
24
15 74 Jan
& Stamning—_No par
National Lead CO-
/
2
Jan
11478 Jan
;
Gypsum Co
$4.50 conv preferred.
i
Jan
35
19
preferred
1
For
Apr
'
107
*69%
167b
16'/a
16%
31
*103
*100
100
6
10
^_5
Biscuit Co
Nat Enam
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697 b
30
.
'
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357b
187b
30
18"
1774"
24
25
-
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8%Jari 11
31
preferred—Aviatipn Corp
National
120
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■i
17%
100
V: 1057b
267b
26%
87b v>9>'?
69%
177b
105
"6,100
9
697b
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:
400
•
100
,
13,700
1797b
347b A
874
107
137
Jan
537a Jan
—1
U7.100
15 74
'■
>2674
347b
Dec
Jan
Nat Distillers Products
3,600
41
15
105.
247b 4" -:~2474
99%
:
37%
387b
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157b
18
107
74 Jan
conv
7%
11,000
.
12
.>179
247 b
25
;697b
29 7b
:
*
30
109
5
Nat Dairy Products
National Dept Stores..:
6% preferred
—
287b
2274
12
180
18
Jan
par
w-1
100
28 lb
.2212
.
3874
267b
158%
18
,17
:
6974
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18
1374
1787b-
26%
179 7b
Dec
4
87
National Container—
4,300
5,900 : / National Cylinder G is Co
147b
14
137b
41
1047b
Aug
38
114
Nat Cash Register
15 "a
Dec
39
-77b Jan 23
—.5
:
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*
104%
267V
6%
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'
*178%
2674
180
ir 48
./"34 % V 34%
9%
1047a
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18
24%
247a
26%
180
157
18
17%
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r
180
157b
557b
5
Louis
St.
3,100
3774
38
40
1574
300
&
34 3 a
V
Oct
Jan
2
Acme ■Co-
National
/
21
Chatt
34 VB
12%
Dec
1
3474
2874
16'/4
Jan
;
T
23
Jan
79'b Jan
—
9,500
*12
..
8 Tb
111 Va Jan
Co__,
.1474
2274
>
.
Jan
Mar
No par
147b
28
227b
16
Sep
10674 Jan
.-No par
series C
15
.
Nov
10
Nat Bond & Share Corp
National Can Corp
147b
3874
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21
14
Apr
27
.—100
20
-No par
B
34 74
12%
40
series
21
14 Tb
317b
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1474
...
Feb
37
——No par
21
X1374
377b
V
104 74 104 74 i
V i80
180
*154
■>
104 74
10474
10474
180
24
37
15%
.
8,100
28%
■■
———
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc
3,500
25
185
14%
22%
•12
12%
*12
1474
15%
39
Dec
25
1
National Airlines
.
1.400
24%
1.4 74
_
13
13
*182 7b
34%
277b
2874
2274
•
37
157a
>■
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3974
3674
:
•
12%
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•
•
4,400
10,900
25
'
14%
•11%
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14%
*34 7b
:
17%
1174
185
15%
21
14
1474
21
177b
«
2474
*
1857b
*183
185%
*183
21
*20%
■
94
n
Nashville
37
100
Jan
11
-No par
Chemical Co__
7
18
23%
13
Jan
Feb
38% Jan
—3
—100
100
100
Nash-Kelvinator. Corp.
1774
40%
37%
Jan
70
...
37 Va Feb
.—.Iv
$7 preferred--.
—No par
Munsingwear Inc
--No par
Murphy Co (G C)
—No par
4%% preferred—
100
Murray Corp of America
_10
Myers (F E) & Bro
No par
42
23
8
82
Feb
.
58 Va Jan
No par
i
;
Brass
18
37
Oct
Dec
197b July
3
10
series D
Impl—±
Wheel Corp
>
17%
Dec
3
100
preferred ser A
Mueller
90
1574
*52 Vb
16 %
54V»
18 '/a
*52
16
54%
15 7b
54 V4
*52
*83%
84%
112
*110%
15%
137b
20
3374 Jan
37
—5
No
Mwllins Mfg Co class B
800
83 Tb
10474
111
Sep
16% Aug
98
Jan 2o
54% Jan
——5
Power
preferred
Motor
GOO
112
2
Jan
50
Motor Products Corp
5,200
2374
15 Tb
-
101 Vs Feb
Jan 13
Jan 12
Jan
3
Jan
2
15
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Morrell (John) & Co
—No par
'/Morris & Essex——.——50
13.100
•
99
*82
1
•
■
900
1174
*98
*110%
14
12%
98 74
94
35
'
35
v
1
3,200
,
25 74
'
11%
7
——
Corp
Preferred
$4
so
51 Va
50 7b'
vtc
preferred-
$4.50
10
*114%
•
■
•*4374
%
36
*35
51
207/« Feb
Petroleum
preferred
Monsanto
1,2G0
4.
114
.
"
51
tW.
4274
24
114
*108%
109%
517b
*108%
67 Tb
X877b
*113
114
*113
1157b
*1147b
;
86'/a
8674
87
*113
;.
3274
217b May
Apr
preferred series A_.
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
I Monarch Mach Tool
2,500
32
55% July
>28% Nov
Feb
7%
1.900
31
7b Jan
10
■.
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
24,300
187b
.
Dec
Mar
97
Regulator
pfd series B_.
preferred'series C
Mission
,
31,200
1974
»
B
MolJne
$6.50
21,100
G7'8
7
Oct
22
47
103
conv
4%
7,800
1,600
-
874
114
287 b
;
4%
4Vt%
67b
6sb
32%
Feb
27
19
1st preferred
cum
Class
■---
■
*
111
874
*11074
.
28 3 4
28 74,...
27
2774
674
1127«
119
*11074
8%
1127b
374
874
87b
Apr
14
Jan
111% Jan
Minn-Honeywell
2,200
'
*11074' 111
*
10
25
GO
10974 Jan 24
.
177b Jan 3
—
Apr
21 Vb Jan
——,_100
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
Minn St P & SS M A vtc—No par
1,800
>
/
'—'
•
8%
11,500
45
45
111
■
*1127b
67b
674
v
*11074
834
114
27%
27
277s
67b
874
114
'■'£&
27
112%
3374 Jan
8
Products
Steel
Midland
800
2%
*274
-V
*111
111
Mid-Continent
210
18
274
•111
110 7 b
*
111
111
111
8%
1107b
87b
110
'• ':V
■—
*110%
•
Feb
9
Copper
.
'
*111
Miami
5 8,700
1,900
,
■
14574
*56 7 2
'
45
4474
4474
29
.'.38
38
145'A
1874
Jun
'
2 8%
4
Oct
21
Jan
—.1
Dec
29%
Jan
147b Jan
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd__100
11,800
i:
8
774
587b
*56
17%
2Va
,
4574
45
38 3
11074
Jan
16
28
Co—!—10
July
19%
106
Machine Co
'
6
25
Min Trans Co—No par
1,300
14674
146
58
58
58%
1774
conv
35 Va
29 74
387'4
1467b
5%
240
56
1067b Mar
10
Dec
11% July
44
Mar
13 7b Jan 25
(The).
1st preferred
37 Va
8
28.7b
38 V2
1467b
1674
2'4
8
~-
Mengel Co
.
Dec
Nov
67 Va
109%
2 6 74 Jan
ser
1077b
*107
2874
3874
146%
5774
457b
8 74
38 74
38
1467b
146%
1467b
774
29 74
28%
2974
37%
146 %
774
774
774
5,600
32 7b
17
217b Jan
247b
10474 Jan v4
Corp
35 Vb
.
3774
37%
3774
1,000
15%
74
56
36%
*35 7b
108
108
107
....
'» /.
77b
38
V/
Jan
2874 Jan
Jun
176 Va
47b Mar
6
6
111
29
Feb
527b
10% Feb
Sep
51% May
Mar
170
1
preferred
$5.50 pfd
180
9
.42% Feb
3074 Jan 25
19% Jan
2
52
Jan
2
No par
series A__—No par
B w w
-No par
Melville Shoe Corp...—-———1
$6
50
r
98
38
157a
104
19
Aug
12
19% May
5
Jan
.
5
5 7a.
2,300
1374
13%
1037b
.
257b Feb
29
4
25 V4 May
67 7b Feb
180
2774 Jan 22
19% Jan 25
18
Co—'
Stores
2,900
20 Tb
,•
—No par
Inc
Robbins
&
preferred
$4
26
Jan 12
Jan 26
Jan
4
Jan 15
1107b Jan
;
No par
preferred
McQuay-Norris Mfg,
1117b
207b
*101 TV
176%
62%
8%
4074
—1
f
McKesson
;
20%
/
13 Tb
103%
par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
300
30
111%
Elec Co
1,000
>
GOO
20%
9674
37%
109
*108
13%
——No
Wks
Alkali
10% Jan
4.074 Jan
1
McGraw-Hill Pub Co
14
*10974
207b
*101%
14
101%
57
*56 r
;:f:'.:35
20%
207b
par
;
McGraw
■
20
Co—
2,600
10574
13%
par
No
1,300
267b
105%
27
No
Corp
1,300
V
59%
*59
59
58
58
58
2674
105%
267b
106
*10974
*21 %
58
58
120
*111 Va
l2U
*111%
120
3174
74
COO
.
287b
217B
26
:
•111
*111
28%
32
105%
6,000
*28
207 a
*59
1,800
•
v:
2074
20%
120
*112%
>
10% <>>
42
*40
42
42
42%
Elec
167b Jan 19
18% Jan 22
21% Jan 22
par
—3
preferred——-a
—100
May Department Stores—10.
Maytag Co
—j——No par
$3 preferred--—.—-—No pat
$6 1st cum preferred
—No par
McCall Corp—.:
«.-•
McCrory Stores Corp_.._-._——.I
5% conv preferred w W—
-100
'
*111
32
'v
Apr
No
Co
Corp...
Malhieson
4,100
287b
*28
20%
tl
37 74
Master
;
■
42%
42 %
42%
28%
20%
20 Va
':=
Dec
27
Lt
(Glenn
7%
67%
65%
*111
*111
28%
*28
V
24% 00%
2474
Oct
4474' Jan
prior pfd
Ry 6%
Mai shall-Field."&■ Co..
*180 7b
*180%
*180%
10%
io v2
*41
25%
65%
$
*64
*111
31%
Dec
6
2,200
2474
Dec
Dec
32
31%
20
Jan
Masonite
*180
24%
Jan
47a
4,500
31%
16
Feb
9
43 Va
257b
Feb
18%
»
1274 Jan
Martin-Parry
31%
10%
8
2
4,500
2474
10 74
6
May
11%
*180
Apr
Feb
24
•
8
15
25% Feb
25%
11
25%
——~i-5
10% Jan
20
23%
31%
9 7b Jan 31
14
Jan 17
.
21
23%
25
Jun
Jan
Martin
31%
67b
Oct
Dec
391
Apr
7,400
*180
Jan
Jan
2374
4
315
Dec
19
22%
137b
237b
32
Jun
127b
247b
327b
Jan
1474
I6V1
237 a
32
14
2
5
24
42%
9
22 74 Jan
Jan 30
387b May
10814
2
2374
4474
Jun
6
237b
11%
Aug
104
Jan
23%
43 7b
X26 74
11
19% Jan
23 %
11%
30
1874 Jan
32,200
44 i>:;'
Dec
327b Jan
Jan 22
Jan 24 XIO8V4 Jan
17% Feb
Feb
3-.
St
1,820
19%
11%
3174
106%
167b
197b
Market
27,5C0
187b
43%
-No per
100
.No par
10
50
.-1
-No par
Jun
18
44%
48
;8 74
19 7b
ij, 1174
NOV
Jan
135
Jan
87a
11%
148
34'/a
2
6l/s
1974
44%
Feb
9
Feb
148
2
6
-1874
%
Dec
18
32
16
87b Feb
87b
1174
30
Jan
5IV4 Feb
3
Jan
47 74 Jan
147
par
2
19%
44
Apr
Oct
Dec
7% Jan
18 Tb
11%
2574
Dec
247b
111
+.5
100
8%
4374
Jan
Midland-Corp-i.„^
197 b
11%
Jan
69 74
Jan
Marine
18%
43%
207b
2,
111
Jan
19%
11%
25
165
27b
18
-1174
24% Jan
Feb
207b July
Jan
9
197b
*
Apr
V4 Jan
18
87b
Dec
Jan
177b
151
29
4
19%
.
44
28
8
9
Jan
2
17
8V2
Dec
37a Jan
19%
"a
Dec
167b
1
18%
8%
53
Jan
Expioranon.I
oil
Maiaudioo
19%
8
No
Manhattan Shirti
»
2,200
87b
87b
8,400
18%
8%
43
*
'
15
Feb
8%
20% Feb
28% Jan
100
:
Copper
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manall Sugar Co__.._
Maiidel Bros
——
500
10
4074
>"■.■■■_
Magma
19%
74
23
f;
Madison
1,800
974
V25%-
4:''
3,200
;
7
24
168
Jan
237b Jan
10
Co Inc—
series A
Square Garden
.v
103
■
Inc
Trucks
18%
8%
18
19
*25%
25%
*25%
2»%
400
*14 7a :
15
'
*25 74
!
1774"
*410
107 b
10
•
Dec
Feb
Jan
45% Jan.
187/8 Jan
100
i. Macy (R H)
4 74 % pfd
11,700
■
20 7b
*19 Va
500
*14 TV
15
3174
;
17%
1774
19%
107b
10
*14
15
17%
500
*415
974
97b
vvi5.;: r
317 b
Mack
3,500
41 % Jan
166
Forbes.
&
preferred
6%
v;
5174
"10874. 109
108 %
18
20%
.
8174
Jan
23
15% Jan
;—100
No par
Nashville—
&
MacAndrews
100
.
50:,4
'2078
*17
500
*415
.
9%
14%
9%
14%
50
10
Co
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<
preferred-,.—
Louisville Gas & El A
151
*148
3174
10874'
108'/a
108 Va
108
317a
31%'
31%
31%
31%
107%
*107
-
No par
25
7%
2,200
32
*31%
32
May
19
M
32
Nov
58
53
Lorillard
•1.100
109
103
Dec
237b
3
23
Cement Corp
otar
Long Bell Lumber A
Loose-Wiles
Biscuits—r—,
t: ) 11,400
■I
40
s1':— *
16774
24%
109%
1097b
42
20%
207b
*
'
*167 Va
v';>
24 V4
>
109%
108
107 74
*16774
24%
247b
207b
42
20 Va
42
207b
30 V4
Jun
Jan
Lone
'3,400
NOV
Jan
147a
7974 Jan
2,500
% •/
22 Va May
1974
22
No par
No par
;
V;' 1774
I per share
9
7374 Jan
Inc
Loew'f
Highest
share
per
9. .V
2
31
;
I
7
33 74 Feb
29% Jan
19% Jan
4,200
18 7b
*4174
42
42
•'
168
168
V'
24
24
>
.4
'1874
'•
24% Feb
22
Liquid Carbonic-Corp
13,100
<
'
i per share
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
2,700
'
,
V.
*
*167%
24
52
52
Co—,——No par
No par
1
Lion Oil Refining
>9,300
3374
2074,
19% Jan
J 944
Lowest
Highest
i per share
par
"
33%
•
'
18
r
23%
23
23%
33 74
20%
76
23%
22%
■'
24 74
237b
18%
•
33
207b
52
22 74
33
22
Year
Range Since January 1
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Shares
S per share
$ per share
3274
22
33
20 Vs
22
■
the Week
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales'for
Feb.!)
Feb. 8
<
$ per share
share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 6
Range for Previous
STOCKS
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Feb. 5
f
Feb. 3
AND
RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
LOW
j
679
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
317b Jan' 10
•
137b Jan
'22
Jan
1874 July
327b
Dec
105% Jan
4
967b
Jan
Feb
5
56
Jan
68
Nov
110
Jan
26
Dec
110
Jan
107
Feb
8
Dec
106
367b Jan
10
277b
Apr
35
t)ec
8
16 74
Apr
22
J4ily
707
106%
104
105%
Oct
Dec
tttrWH? -ft-''
r" Wiifru "rf"*'
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Monday
Saturday
X
I per share
■
llOVa
*109
49%
110 Va
x48
*109
49
48%
48
48%
49
49 %
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35%
34%
35%
110%
112
111
34%
17%
17%
43 %
*42%
21
21
20%
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
20%
2,100
46%
1,900
44
165
224
123
122
123
123
*123
21%
21%
123%
21%
21%
123%
21%
37,800
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
55%
800
54%
54%
54%
*54%
54%
54%
54%
400
10
10 Va
22,700
43,100
55%
*53%
115%
*106%
19%
32%
32
20%
19%
20%
18%
115%
115%
115%
32%
32 Va
115%
32%
115%
32%
51
50
50
52
14%
14%
14
14
14
49%
14
*108%
109
7,200
52
1,400
14.
Dec
19%
Jan
9
62
Jan
39% Jan
8
24%
Jan
29%
20 Va Feb
9
11%
Jan
18 Va July
46% Feb
8
30%
Jan
44%
Dec
198%
Jun
Dec
118
Dec
Jan
13
129
Jan
87% Feb
9
75
Get
87
Dec
22% Jan
3
14'A
Jan
23 %
Dec
39% Jan
4
33%
Jan
47 Va
169
.
Sep
Dec
Dec
8
193 Va
Jan
8
2
29
116'/a
Jun
122%
21% Feb
8
15%
Jan
55 % Feb
52
Jan
56
Oct
54'/a Feb
51%
Jun
54%
Dec
Jan
7%
Jun
11%
Jan
30
49%
6 Va
50%
12%
—
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Dec
35%
9
Jan
9%
105 %
17%
113 Va
No par
50
2.50
Preferred
150
14
*51
52
xl3%
Dec
23%
123 Va Jan
50
Telegraph
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Northwestern
170
Apr
236
19 Va Jan
No par
Airlines
Northwest
15% Jan
53% Jan
6
53% Jan 16
pfd-.No par
Northern States Pow $5
2,400
ft
8%
8%
8%
8%
*51
14 Va
:
33
49%
52
*51
52
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Pacific Ry
280
ft
31%
50
*49%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*51
52
14 V4 -14%
19%
115%
32%
8%
7%
7%
20%
115%
32%
*49%
51
50%
50%
51%
ft
19%
35%
11
50% Aug
37% Jan
8
4
Jan
121
1
50
100
North American Aviation
11
Dec
109
2
10
50
50
preferred series
5%% preferred series
Jan
218
219
100
pfd
non-cum
6%
Jan•
97
18'/a
118% Jan
37% Jan 20
100
North American Co
60
*106%
—
115%
115%
32%
*123
10%
10
10 %
10'/a
*106%
'
106%
106% 106%
19%
19
-
7%
10%
106%
10
10
9%
19
Adjust 4%
90
21%
55%
54%
115%
820
21%
55%
111
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
Norfolk & Western Ry
600
226
225
228
1
5
13
2
26% Jan
86
19 % Jan 22
Co ctfs of dep__
SLipbldg Corp part stk
Y
N
2,600
21%
54%
51%
38%
122
54%
*49%
38%
N Y Lack & W Ry
10.
ft
21%
55%
32
38%
226
55%
18%
38 Va
228
*527/s
*115%
21
226
20%
9%
87%
21
228
55%
qs/b
87%
21
225
*122
♦106%
87
20%
39
*38%
38%
*86%
21
21
21Va
11
49% Jan
Jan 22
Jan 22
Jan 22
Feb
Jan
163
Highest
I per share
share
18% Jan
Jan 23
28% Jan 2
17
Jan 2
41% Jan 20
•
87%
*86 Va
87%
100
100
Louis Co
N Y City
220
164
*160
163
163
165
46%
46%
45
45 Va
45
165
123
224
*122
21%
1,200
111
No par
Central
York
6%
3,100
35
111
111
225
224
20%
110
35
38%
39
*38%
39
*38
preferred series A
Omnibus Corp
No par
New York Dock
.—No par
$5 non-cum preferred
No par
N Y & Harlem RR Oo
-80
109
35%
21
21
N Y Chic & St.
New
35%
*86%
87%
*86
87%
*86%
1,900
18%
165
167
*160
167
*160
79,800
34%
35%
43%
44
23 %
34
ft
109
45%
21%
32
103 Va
No par
New York Air Brake
35%
*18
18%
17%
»40%
2,100
35
35
35%
*35
35%
♦35%
113
111
112
47%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
34
100
I per
109% Feb
16% Jan 22
Jan 9
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
$5 conv pxeferred
No par
4,900
1944
Lowest
$ per share
ft9 per share
Par
47%
49
48%
110
EXCHANGE
Shares
17%
♦109
Year
Range Since January 1
Highest
Lowest
109 %
17%
18
HO'/a
v
Previous
Range for
ft.: -ft'; ■-■■■" STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
the Week
Feb. 9
8 per share
share
17%
17%
17%
17%
*109
109 %
Feb. 8
t per
snare
x per
per share
17%
17%
109%
109
*108
share
ver
17%
177/a
17%
x
•
for
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 7
Feb. 6
Feb. 5
Feb. 3 ft ft
.
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
LOW
Monday, February 12, 1945
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
11
Jan 20.
Jan
9
Jan 31
Jan
9
Jan 22
Feb
9
Jan
2
Jan ft4
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
22 %
112
21 Va Jan
Oct
Dec
106
100
xl3%
106% Feb
Dec
19%
Dec
Jan
115%
34% Jan
17%
Jan
31%
Dec
52
37%
Feb
50'A
Dec
Feb
116
Jan
Apr
July
7
8% Feb
4'A
Jan
Jan
40 'A
Jan
53
Oct
12% May
16
Jan
109
Dec
54
14% Feb
O
19%
19%
28%
19%
19%
27%
28
108
108%
108%
14%
111
14%
14%
14%
111%
111%
111%
111
16
15%.
15%
16 Va
25%
25%
15%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
157
23%
*22%
23
23
78
*22 %
*74
*74
78
*74
74
.
62%
63
64%
14
14
14%
14%
15%
15%
26%
26%
26'A
26%
74
64
,
6%
preferred
76
63%
64%
Owens-Illinois
14%
14%
14%
*74%
75%
63
2.50
No
CO-
64
*74%
-
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet
74
58
par
Co—-—.12.50
Glass
Feb
Jan
104%
Nov
15%
Sep
3
23% Nov
28%
Oct
Dec
108 %
Oct
105
108% Feb
3
15
Jan
2S
8%
Jan
27
99%
Aug
16'/a Feb
6
8%
20 % Mar
Apr
112
11% July
Dec
108
Jan
14%
Dec
"Apr
24 %
Aug
26% Feb
8
18
Jan
10
147
May
23% Feb
6
Jan
3
64
Jan
75Va
Dec
64% Feb
231A Jan
2
155
Jan 26
22 'A Jan 30
—No par
100
Otis Elevator
9
9
28% Feb
106% Jan 3
11% Jan 2
107
Jan 4
13% Jan 22
10
bppenheim Collins
23%
*22%
23%
No pur
No par
Feb
19% Jan
109
107% Jan 12
17% Jan 22
24 Va Jan 24
100
pfd
Oil Co
157
*156
157
*22%
23%
63
78
62
62%
61%
15%
♦156
23%
23%
14%
111
111
111%
onto
Oliver Corp.
.15%
156
156
157
♦155%
"155%
157
"155%
...
Edison Co 4.40%
ftft.4% % convertible preferred—100
'jQmnibus Corp (The)
6
ft-/, 8% conv preferred A
100
108
13%
14%
14 Va
26%
15%
*15
15%
.
27%
26%
108
108
111 Va
14
14%
14
111%
14 >•;
111%
19%
19%
27%
27%
108
108 %
108
108%
107%
28
27%
28
27%
28%
108
Ohio
109
109
19%
19 Va
19%
19
19%
19%
109
*108%
109
*108%
109
>108
108
107%
9
55%
Feb
64
Jun
10%
Jan
157
76
7
2
157
Sep
P
14%
*14
i>.
■••'
14
13%
14
*14%
14%
*14%
13%
3,960
13%
13%
14
500
13
13
13%
13%
48
48%
48%
*47%
48%
48%
47
48
47%
25%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
25%
26%
26
26%
26
*25% •: 25%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
12%
*46
35%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
42%
41%
42
41%
41%
1,400
122 %
122%
123
123%
123%
210
163
162%
162%
163
7
6%
123%
122 %
162%
162%
*162%
163
163
7 ft;
21%
7%
20%
20%
20%
6 %
6%
6%
21%
11,200
7%
7%
6%
6%
280,200
33
33%
32%
33 Va
15,300
14%
15
15%
15%
15
33 %
33
34
14%
15%
15%
15%
14%
14%
56 %
57%
56%
57%
56
56%
29%
28%
29 V4
35
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
4,500
23%
23%
23%
63 %
23%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
-
110
70%
21%
64
111%
700
Penney (J C)
3,800
Penn-Central
Airlines
1,800
Penn
5%
19,300
71
71%
22
5%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
39%
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
*38%
39
31%
31%
31%
71 %
72%
32
72%
73
ft; r
400
17%'":
2,200
72 %
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16
15%
15%
15%
16
16
15%
24%
24%
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24%
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24%
24%
22%
23
23
23%
22%
23
23
24%
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97
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97
96
96
97
98
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72%
72%
76
24%
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95
95
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75
2,700
6,500
300
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68,900
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72
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72%
73
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10%
10%
10%
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9%
10
10
66%
67%
68%
5,400
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67%
72%
66
67
65%
66%
70%
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26%
26%
26%
26%
15.200
26%
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26%
26%
26%
26
27
60
59%
60%
60
60%
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60
60
109
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109
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126
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87%
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88
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7%
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9%
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193
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102
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22
71
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85%
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25%
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18%
56%
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119
19%
20
104%
104%
108
18%
15%
86%
108
23
23
14%
86
ft
14%
86
18%
18%
19%
26
26
26
ft
19%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
19%
18%
19'/a
18%
18%
18%
19%
'*18%
19 Va
*18%
57%
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69%
'600
108%
2,600
57%
-
88
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56%
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57%
57%
57%
57%
57%.
58%
118%
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119
1,300
1,400
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26
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18% ft
56 %
119%
.
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22%
14%
22%
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118%
118
108
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800
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18%
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58%
119
Phcenix
55%
700
59
2,600
119
50
5%%
Preferred
5%
5%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19,700
104%
104%
104 Va
104%
104 Va
104 V8
810
107%
108
107%
108 Va
107%
107%
470
108
114
114
113%
114
390
7%
1,020
R *
108
115%
115
115%
114%
114%
123%
123%
123%
124
124
124
124
124%
see
page
683.
124%
124%
124 Va
125-
1
9
&
pfd
50
2d preferred
No par
Gamble
(ser
of Feb 1 '29*
Pub Serv Corp of N J
19%
104%
107%
conv
Procter
19%
113%
No par
No par
Pressed Steel Car Co lnc
5% conv 1st preferred
104%
113
5
Plymouth Oil Co
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Poor & Co class B
19%
107%
-
$5
6%
preferred-,
preferred
preferred
inferred
—
100
No par
No par
100
100
100
Dec
44% Jan
25%
Jan
42%
Dec
117%
Apr
123 Va
Dec
149
Jan
163
125% Jan
26
Feb
5
163
7% Jan
4%
22'/a Feb
12%
Sep
7% July
Jan
Feb
17 Va
Dec
6% Aug
7% Feb
3%
Jan
353/8 Jan
28%
8%
Apr
Feb
36%
Jan
51 %
16
Dec
19% July
Dec
57% Jan
15
45%
Sep
111% Jan
24
109'A
Jan
5% Jan
9
2%
Jan
Jan
4
45
Jan
61
July
Jan
15
103
Jan
109
Dec
30'/a Jan
3
23%
Jan
30
Dec
27
Sep
37% July
59
109
36% Jan
114% July
5%
Dec
2%
Dec
Apr
31%
Aug
Feb
23 Va
Jun
2% Jan
1%
Apr
26%
18%
4%
8% July
Jan
15%
Apr
Apr
Dec
20%
51%
59 Va
93% Feb
Dec
Nov
113
13'A
Apr
24%
Jan
9 Va
Jan
17% July
5% Feb
2%
Jan
16
73% Jan
Feb
37%
10
9
15
110'A Mar
38
Jan
10
40
Jan
32% Jan
Feb
9
17% Jan
8
5%
Jan
2
26% Jan
100
78
Dec
18%
Jan
112
Dec
33%
29
11
Aug
x70% Nov
25 Va Mar
22
Dec
5
Mar
16
Feb
112% Jan
.32
Dec
Jan
55
Jan
70'A
Dec
Jan
17%
Dec
22 Va
Dec
26 Va
Dec
9
10'A
Jan
19%
Dec
9
54'A
Jan
96
Dec
Jan
26
21%
Jan
73
10
33%
Jan
65% Dec
27% Jan
28 Va
23% Mar
12
July
Jan
4
105 %
Oct
107 Va
9'/a Feb
8
7
Sep
9'A
10% Feb
7
7%
Jan
10
July
107
Nov
Jan
1
72% Feb
40 Va
Apr
71
Dec
27% Jan
20'A
Feb
26%
Dec
60% Feb
49 "A
Jun
59%
Dec
Jan
88%
Jan
108%
Dec
Jan
65
Feb
21V8 Jan
25
Jan
110
2
24% Feb
19
May
21%
2
26% Jan
23% May
26%
117
——
33 % Jan
90
Jan
.107% Feb
i
22
4
Feb
96
Oct
104%
Dec
110
July
107 %
Dec
115
Aug
11%
Feb
108% Feb
Jan 17
14% Jan 20
115
Jan 10
44% Jan 2
Oct
July
82 ft
Jan
-
Apr
37
24%
94
Oct
119%
Jan
36% Feb
6
18
108% Jan
104
Jan
107
105% Jan
17% Jan
30
Jan
31
47% Feb
X98
8
119
42%
9
i 16 Va July
Nov
117
Jan
Sep
48% July
Apr
14% July
Feb
3
Jan
2
x27% Feb
6
23%
Feb
28
July
107% Jan
3
108'/a Feb
7
105'/a
Nov
108
Dec
Jan
Jan
92%
Apr
10% Nov
Feb
90
11
25
7
83
9%
85 %
15%
..
Jan 23
Jan
6
Jan 24
Jan
2
Jan 15
Jan 31
13
2
5
92
Jan
3
61
10
Jan
15
8% Jan
Feb
7%
68%
8
17% Feb
3
90
Dec
'
Dec
Nov
193
Jan
17
Dec
Jan
171
Mar
183
Feb
11%
164%
—.—
8% Jan 2
102
Jan 3
52
Jan 20
68% Feb
9
1
100
Dec
48
23% Jan
190
Jan
2
6% Jan ft 4
Va—i!&ftI..100,
pfd—ftiif.
100
Dec
35%
Jan
111% Feb
2
Jan 10
Jan 19
Jan
2
No par
1st ser conv pr
Pittsburgh & West
Pitts Young & Ash
Plttston Co. (The)
25%
Jan
9% Feb
—No par
100
—100
pfd..—100
Pitts Screw & Bolt
104%
113
lnc
preferred
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7% preferred class B
5% preferred class
19%
20
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills
104%
107%
footnotes
68%
ft
58
108
For
1,040
14%
14%
*25%
118
13.300
53%
23%
23%
19
57%
58,200
53%
108%
108
25%
19
7%
72
70
*85
20
102ft.
*91
*180%
*180%
ft
ft-
25%
ft ft- 57
57%
*118
86
—
72
3,000
ft'
54%
;
18%
19
57%
86 %
71
71%
54
54
*18%
ft-
18%
56%
14%,
*53%
.
2,700
9%
7
9%
9%
102
*91
15%
15%
*18%
*91
1,300
50
17
198
*192
7%
7%
9%
9%
102
;i
800
ft 90
17
198
18%
19%
25%
9%
107% ,108
23
-23
*177%
14%
'
200
*178
*192
preferred——
5
25
No par
Pitts C C & St Louis RR
100
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa
100
6% preferred
100
Pitts Coke & Chemical Co—No par
$5 conv preferred
No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
—10Q
7% preferred
100
ft
$4
9%
*89
17%
7%
600
85
9%
•
17%
17%
'ft
*192% 198
7%
7%
102
53% •>54
100
No par
100
No par
Phillips Petroleum..;
7%
85
9%
*178
9%
71%
ft;
*177
14%
17%
'ft
9%
102
100
series
400
135
7%
90
*178
6%
*90
ft
series
15,000
107%
107%
86
89%
90
*89
89
17%
198
4%%
Preferred 4%%
Phillips Jones Corp
28%
*26%
7Va
7%
•X
10
100
13%
*116
135
*116
85%
9%
Corp
47%
47
108 Va
700
17
*12%
27%
27
*107%
7%
*192
6%;; :-ft■
ftft
9%
16%
19%
ft.
85%
*177
198
*191
135,
*115
135
>
7%
>*175
*175
•
89
89
17%
•
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
4% preferred
...
123
*117
12%
108%
135
Philco
1,400
93%
*16%
16%
123
47%
*12%
*115
92 %
12%
*107%
13
4,300
35%
35%
47%
•••ft: 27"
13
preferencs com
4.4%
preferred
$1
126
*116
47%
13
108%
1,900
92% '
*16%
*117
123
*119
27
12%
*26
26%
20
16%
;
*12%
*107%
26%
com
Jan
39%
Feb
36
25
Jan 23
57
Jan 25
106 % Jan
2
25
50
No par
No par
No par
lOO
3
preferred
Preferred
47%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
24%
35%
*92%
16%
123
*119
123
24 Va
26%
35%
$6
Phila Electric Co.
17%
30
49% Feb
26 Va Jan
63 Va Feb
Jan 24
Jan
3
112'A Jan 15
——1
(Chas) & Co Inc.
Jan
20% Jan
—33%c J 23% Jan 22
Pere Marquette Ry Co—
-100
* 19 % Jan 2
5% prior preferred
1
100 ft; 92% Jan 19
ft 5 %
oreferred———
.—100
63
Jan
2
Pet Milk Co
No par
26% Jan 19
4%% 2nd preferred
100
106'A Jan
5
Petroleum Corp of America
5
8
Jan
2
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
No par
9% Jan
2
Phelps-Dodge
Corp
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
Sep
Apr
48%
24% Feb
Pepsi-Cola Co new
Pfizer
14%
13
Sep
8'A
Feb
Jan
31% Feb
preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
50
33 % Jan
2
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
—10
39'/a Feb
8
Peoples Drug Stores lnc
..—-5 ;
30% Jan 18
Peoples G L & Coke (Chic)
100
69
Jan
6
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.
100 ft ft 14% Jan 23
320
17,800
♦__
17%
17
17%
35%
109%
109
126
•116
60
*
104%
*107%
104%
26%
k
840
24 Va
24%
26%
128
59%
109%
92 %
92%
17%
109
35%
3
35%
92%
*104Ve
17%
*119 ft 123
36%
*107'/a
-
109
*17%
/
35%
92%
*107%
26%
92%
36%
92%
60 Va
24%
*118
128
*118
126
*116
26 Va
26
26%
*26
26%
•26
24 Va
24%
23%
24
*60
109
109
109
109
109%
23%
24
23%
9%
9%
$7
Penn
Cement
5%
*112%
*112%
31%
*
400
21%
14 %
4
64 Va
19
No par
conv pref ser A
No par
Glass Sand Corp——No par
Penn-Dixie
3,200
21%
5%
1C7% Jan
1
10
Corp.
Coal & Coke Corp
2
29'A Feb
1
21% Jan
5
7% Jan
4
18% Jan 22
59
Jan
5
No par
Co.—.
23%
,15
39%
31%
lnc
15
35
39%
Pictures
23%
111%
72
*21
*112%
6,200
10,900
21%
71
21%
100
preferred
15
5%
69
conv
Paramount
23%
23%
21%
*112%
35%
31%
32
110
69
69
*21
39%
39%
*63
5%
4%
4%
4%
69'/a
347/a
35
64
xl5
15%
15%
15%
15%
•112%
*112%
19
23%
23%
23%
8%
19%
8%
9
19
*63
111
111
110
24%
1,900
8%
63%
21%
69
•20%
21%
63%
23%
4%
4%
4%.
69
63%
5,800
24%
18%
19
110
110
110
23%
8%
18%
10,000
31 Va
2%
31%
24%
24
8%
9%
19%
2%
31
2%
2%
31
24
24
9
6 3%
*62%
63
109%
23%
ft
2%
31
19
9%
19
109%
31 %
35%
23%
18%
*39
35%
23%
9%
34%
35%
2%
18%
*20 %
35 Va
30%
9
4%
27,100
2%
19
*68 %
29%
30%
1
No par
lnc
300
28%
2%
Cos
1
Park & Tilford lnc ex-privilege—1
Park Utah Consolidated Mines—1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
Parmelee Transportation
No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
10
Penick & Ford
No par
29%
30%
Paraffine
4%
...—..100
Prod. & Ref
Panhandle
*108%
108 %
29%
2%
8%
500
29%
30%
2%
23
*
8,800
59
58%
29 Va
30
2%
•30%
63
58%
Line—No par
preferred
5.60%
20
5
5
Petrol & Transp
Panhandle East Pipe
ft
5%
5%
ft
5%
58%
*108 %
34%
23
5%
58%
No par
American Airways Corp
Pan-Amer
29%
34%
2%
5%
58%
29
29%
5Va
58%
Pan
8,600
57%
111
111
111
1
10
Packard Motor Car
2,500
ft
15%
•
57%
57%
56%
►110
111
5%
*108%
*108%
28%
*
111
*58
58%
*57%
58%
*57
*108%
.
5%
5%
'
5%
5%
*110
111
*110
111
5%
6%
56%
55%
*110
21%
22
21%
-
Pacific Western Oil Corp
33%
21%
preferred..
6%
Jan
14
Jan
39
14% Jan
51
24
Jan 24
34 Va Jan
2
48
Jan
3
41'/a Jan
8
121 % Jan
3
160% Jan ft 3ft,
6Va Jan
4
16% Jan
3
5% Jan
2
32% Jan 24
13% Jan 31
49
Jan
3
110
Feb 2
5
Jan 24
56
Jan 16
108
Jan 17
27% Jan 24
32% Jan 22
2% Jan 24
100
....—100
& Teleg
Pacific Telep
Pacific Tin Consol'd Corp
6%
20%
46
preferred non-cum.—No par
preferred non-cum—No par
Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Mills
No par
1st
2nd
16,400
6%
6%
7
33%
32%
*110
*162%
7%
7
33%
■
ft
33%
20%
20%
7
7
7%
7
7%
7%
ft-ft'
41%
*122%
123
700
Co
Pacific
220
41%
*41%
42%
42
123
123
162%
*162
35%
42%
42%
*122%
35%
*49%
49%
*49%
930
6,200
35%
35%
35%
370
48
*47%
35%
Coast
Pacific
13'/a Jan
2
11 % Jan 20
B
10
Pacific Amer Fisheries lnc
Apr
190
ft.
7% Feb
4%
6%
10% Jan
ft
Aug
6% July
Jan
Apr
ft
9% July
Dec
Jan
82
Sep
100%
58% Jan
<45
Sep
61%
Jan
Dec
103
74% Jan
57% May
73
2
26% Jan
11% Jan
22% Aug
15 Va Feb
2
74% Jan
17
86% Feb
5,
69
17% Jan
2
8
21
Jan
175
—
12% Jan 19
24 % Jan
3
12 % Jan
8
16% Jan 22
17% Jan 30
50% Jan 22
56% Feb ; 1
117% Jan
5
17
Jan
2
103
106%
110
121 %
Jan 2
Jan 30
Jan
4
Jan
3
19% Feb
8%
Nov
175
Nov
Jan
ft: 14%
Oct
May
83% Nov
16%
Sep
19% July
25
May
Feb
19%
Jan
15% Feb
8%
Apr
13 Va
Dec
19% Feb
11%
Apr
'18%
Dec
17% Jan
11% May
18%
57% Feb
35% May
55 Va
52% May
59
July
Mar
121
July
26
59% Jan
17
120% Jan
19
116
■
Dec
Dec
20% Feb
2
13 %
Jan
18%
Dec
106% Jan
18
87%
Jan
18%
Dec
109% Jan
19
96
Jan
109%
Oct
115% Feb
6
104%
Jan
113% Nov
Feb
9
113 Va
Jan
122 %
125
Dec
1
Volume 161
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number-4359
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
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Lowest
■
Feb. 3
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Feb. 6
':0.. Feb. 5
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Feb. 8
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124
11
9
18
6
10y4 Jan
2
—No par
^.25
x23%Jan
Dec
13%
Dec
50%
Feb
33 y4
8
Jun
79% Nov
38%' Dec
Jan
115; :: Dec
110
-57
Sep
Apr
May
111%
108
27% Dec
110
,
Jan
2% Nov
64%:. Feb
115'; July
113
-
Dec
33% July
116
Sep
4% July
33%
Feb
74%
Dec
403/a
Dec
Jan
58 y8
July
40% Jan
49
Dec
Jan 30
110% Sep
118
Dec
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
28% Jan
61
'
Dec
11%
9
Jan
9y4 Feb
;
!
15%
Feb
7% Apr
39% July
11% July
37% Dec
67% May
17% July
13% July
19
Dec
12%
Dec
13% Apr
20% July
Feb
54
Jun
64
Oct
Jan
121
Jan
128
Oct
Feb
'
7%i Jan
12
Sep
62
8
Jan
19V2
12 y4
24
59%
100
Jan
34%
13% Feb
127
48
'
56% Jan
85%
18Va
10%
18 V2
57%
2
Jun
29% Nov
*36% Jan
6
18
18% Feb
6Ve Jan
Dec
Feb
66% Feb
122%, Jan 11
35
34% Sep
31
Sep
50% Sep
2
1
Dec
May
22% May
Feb
2
Feb
8
Feb
8
Feb
9
Feb
3
Jan 15
16
Jan 22
10% Jan
2
'
9
75
28
11% Feb
6
38Va Jan 10
Jan
2
Jan 24
Jan
2
Jan
4
7% Aug
Feb
2
29
61 y4 Feb
6
113y2 Jan
5
113
Jan
6
32
Feb
6
114
Jan 25
3%
76
89%
41%
37y8
59%
53%
Dec
Jan
55
62% Jan
1
5%
2
9J/2 Jan 22
35% Jan 20
■
4%, Jan
7
2
2
2
Oct
Dec
Jan
6% Jan
2
31
24
12
2
6
9
10
6
20
27
1
26%
13% Feb
5
7% Jan
,
No par
cum)——100
Superior
Dec
28%
141
Dec
14% July
5% July
Jan
20 ya
5
2
,31%
Jan
3%
Dec
31
11% Jan 24
—
Mining Co_
Superheater Co (The)
12
9
Jan
54%
80y2 Jan
20
—-
;
29% Feb
23 :
Apr
32% Jan 22
64% Jan 22
"
No par
-
5
Vs
Jan
17
I
2,600
.400
19%
*84%
-
Dec
76 %
20%
26y2Jan
—1
3,100
26%
Oct
61%
Sep
38 y2 Jan
No par
Sunshine
26,300
107
26%
26%
34%
prior
10,800
11%
26%
15%
Jan
11%
9
10
Class A pfd (4%%
Sunray Oil Corp—
100
7
Jan
Jan
22% Jan
46
Jan
162 JA Feb
1
Corp
26,000
•
6%
Dec
9%
48%
2iy8Jan
3
42 Va Jan 22
160 y2 Jan 12
100
Studebaker Corp (The)
Bun Oil Co
*
127
*126
78% July
14% Mar
63%
1
100
preferred
Stewart-Warner
5%
200
W
59%
18% July
Jan
72
5% Feb
25
Sterling Drug Inc—
*
39,900
*59
May
Jan 11
Jan 18
5
14% Jan
77
Jan 23
14% Jan
9
67% Jan
3
18
85
3
25
Standard Steel Spring
Starrett Co (The) L S
1,600
12,200
23 %
11%
23%
13
9
8
4% Jan
7.50
Standard Oil of Ohio
Stone St Webster
13%
19%
59%
15
—1
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
12
Dec
24% July
27% Feb
.
1,600
19%
106%
Dec
2
-
12,000
12%
Feb
8
Jan
.
500
19%
*59
22
3
23
3
23
24
25% May
8y8 Dec
16% Feb
5
3
1
31.500
,
84
2
Jan 22 Ha 54 ?
Jan
Jan
3
32 % Feb
Jan
2
16 Va Feb
No par
17%
.
3
22
Sparks Wlthington—
Spear & Co
66%
18%
Jan
18
tr ctfs
17%
66%
17%
13%
2%
21% Feb
No par
80
Feb
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
No par
33
Jan
Sperry Corp (The)
1
27y8Jan
Splcer Mfg Co
No par ;
47V2 Jan
$3 conv preferred A
No per ,
59
Feb
Spiegel Inc
;
2
12% Jan
Conv $4.50 preferred—,—No par
76y2Jan
Square D Co
—1
37 y4 Jan
5% conv preferred
—-100 1111
Feb
x Squibb .(E R) & Sons
No par '
58, Jan
$5 pref series ANo par
111
Jan
;
$4.25 preferred
—No par
111
Feb
^Standard Brands, Inc—
No par''
28
Jan
: y.
$4.50. preferred
.No par
111y2 Jan
Standard G & E Co $4 pref—No par
2% Jan
$6 prior preferred
No par
67y4Jan
$7 prior preferred
No par
78% Jan
l Standard Oil of Calif—No par '
38'A Jan
> Standard Oil of Indiana
.—25
33% Jan
Standard Oil of New Jersey
25
56
Jan
54,900
12
59%
stk
66%
66%
is y8
Jan
8
18 Aa. 23y2 Jan
-—;
-No par
preferred-100
& Ohio
11%
66
110
Sep
10% Jan
23%
48%
30
13%
Railway
non-rcum
36%
13%
*59
5%
11%
17%
Jan
20%
13
No par
*36%
13%
108
8
9
Edison.
11%
,
Nov
17
11
100
37%
,
115
177/e Jan
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
300
/
,
Southern
Mobile
6,400
123
Feb
16% Jan
53% Feb
Lines new—5
11%
*36%
65%
a
58%
:
109
2
$5.5 J preferred—
V
86
•77
86
i
34,400
3,000
8
10%
10%
Dec
29
2
Southern Natural Gas Co
5,800
7%
8%
10
NOV
2
Southern Pacific Co
200
13%
45 >/8
15% Jan
preferred
Southern California
*
18,200
3,800
29
:'i 59
8%
:
37%
81%
37% Mar
41% Jan
South Am Gold & Platinum
3,300
26,400
70
a
4
26
15
Southeastern Greyh'd
•81
36
par
South Porto Rico Sugar——No par
*
>38%
St
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
2,700
,
18%
40%
40%
36%
par
par
1,000
>
Dec
9
16% Jan
78
Jan
13 Va Jan
75J/2 Jan
13% Jan
60y2Jan
par
5,600
170
443/a
43
18%
40
1.000
22
*21%
40%
*18%
800
•
28%
28%
5 'M
109%
Jan
9
$1.20 preferred—
No par
Smith (A O) Corp
——10
Smith & Corona Typewriter-No par
9,200
5%
Jan
No par
—15
Steel
'
15%
105
'
62,100
5%
:
9
Iron——20
Skelly Oil Co
23%
50%
39%
15 % Jan 24
31%
16%
Sep
33% Jan
*31
48%
Dec
30
L
31%
16%
9'A
30J/2Feb
31'/2
17
Dec
Jan
Simonds Saw ft Steel——No par
31%
48%
Dec
7
:
;
8'A Jan 17
37Vb Feb
6
2,300
16
;
55%
115%
4
2
29,900
17
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
Feb
8% Jan
106J/2 Jan
Dec
Jan
Jan
6y8Jan
7'A
36%
48
109%
44y2
113 y2
111
38%
43%
32% Jan
7
36
16%
4
4
5
26
3
24
24
27% May
110 »A
5
7%
36 %
16%
40Va Jan 8
59
Feb
2
114% Jan 25
10% Feb
5
9
46% Feb
No par
Silver King Coalition Mines
Simmons Co
7
36
43%
*21%
-
7%
16%
15%
Shell Union OH
36%
48%
*22%
Sharpe & Dohme
No
$3.50 conv pref ser A—
No
(Frank G)
-—No
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co—No
23
2
17
25
2
19% Jan
No par
No par
Shattuck
3,200
1,220
63
Steel Corp
$5 conv preferred
5,700
78%
14 W
62
C
Sharon
430
13%
13%
78%
14%
Servel Inc
7,500
2,900
17%
83
*76%
14
.14
7,800
10%
8
X104
17%
82
78%
*76%
14%
14
9%
1,300
2,600
20%
7%
8%
14%
13%
*76%
10
V'
104%
9%
10%
105
-
20%
21
8%
8
40
6,000
25%
25%
105
21%
;
Tie a <1,.....Jan
Safeway Stores
No par
54'A Jan
5% preferred-,
100
112y2 Jan
Savage Arms Corp
5
8% Jan
Schenley Distillers Corp. new—3'/a
38'A Jan
5%% preferred—.
100
106
Jan
Scott Paper Co
No par
42% Jan
$4.50 preferred—
No par
112
Feb
$4 preferred
No par
109
Jan
Seaboard Oil Co of Del—
No par
23 Va Jan
Seagrave Corp
5
7y8 Jan
Sears Roebuck & Co
«
No par
100% Jan
Feb
5%
Feb
7% July
5%
Jan
10% July
17%
Jan
25%
4
27y8 Feb
79
Jan
3
107% Feb
66% Nov
84%
25
Jan
22
29
Jan
19%
Apr
26
Dec
33% Feb
7
35
Jan
29
Sep
34
:Dec
.12%
17% Jan
2
~ 20% Jan
28
31% Jan
2
34% Feb
100
—10,
8%
27 y4
Jan
Jan
Dec
Feb
20% -Sep
33
Dec
I
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
t
s
share
ver
share
per
ver
share
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
31%
32
31%
32
32
9%
9%
9%
10
8%
8%
S
•>;
9%
2,100
9
31%
54
54
53
'
13
52%
53
52%
9
14.800
13
8,600
Tennessee
7
8
Texas Co
13%
13%
13%
52%
52%
53
51%
52 Va
8.800
8 Va
8%
8%
874
43,900
Texas Gulf
8
5,600
Texas Gulf
.
8ys
(The)
%
38%
37%
38
38
38
38 y8
38 Va
37%
37%
38 %
38
38'/«
22 %
22%
23 Va
15,100
Texas
22%
22%
22%
23%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
14 %
14%
11,100
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Texas
14%
.5,000.
33
32%
34
32%
35 %
33%
Texas
32 "
19%
18 %
19%
4,100
Thatcher
59
56%
7%
32%
33
32
'
33
*33
20
*19%
19%
20
20
20%
19%
20
*19%
59
58 %
58%
59
58 %
59
58%
*58
*9%
10%
*9%
'10
10 %
10%
*10
130
*124%
127
130
96
130
11
96
96
10%
10%
10%
55
55 %
13%
13%.
*95%
55%
*55%
13
13%
12%
4%
5
5
106%
38%
106 %
106%
37%
37%
37%
54%
54%
55
11%
11%
i 11
27 %
27%. n'Avi-27'A
20%
20%
•
106%
20%
20%
103%
103%
.
.
28%
*105%
*10%
10%
;
18 %
I
38% •'
54%
54
54%
28
.
ill%
28
.
6Va
28%
28%
34%
35'/a
*
10%
10
120
"118
118
'f
11V4
15.6C0
27%
27%
3,100
20%
20 Va
•1,400
6%
6%
106%
106%
290
8% Feb
8
4%
38% Jan
11
32%
Apr
37 % July
29%
20% Jan
22
14'A
13% Jan
22
16
Jan
3
8%
Feb
16%
30% Jan
30
28
Jan
11
17%
Jan
35
12%
Jan
24 %
July
Feb
58
Julv.
8
24 % Jan
18%
*9%
Dec
94
Dec
12%
2,300
5,400
Tubi^e
103%
103%
28 Va
12,300
6,200
10%
13% Mar
117%
117%
150
7%
5,400
Twin
lS'/a
17%
17Va
*63%
64 Va
64
64
64
64
500
14%
15 Va
14%
15 Va
14%
15
9,900
80%
81
8,300
18%
17%
*63%
64%
63 %
63%
15%
Aug
Dec
17
July
109
Dec
38
Dec
52%
Aug
11%
Dec
29
•
Dec
._
18% July
Dec
5%
—-No pat
20%
1
102%
Dec
Dec
28%
■"ferred————Nr r>ar'
pta————No Par
City Rapid Transit-—Wo par
preferred
100
Coach Co
;_1
Dec
Jan
prior
Twin
17%
18
Oct
5%
34
35 %
Dec
pi
$4.50
18
18%
49%
,
Jan
Corp
Ravon
•$1.50
'
900
10
10% •
119'/a '
Dec
12 %
Jan
10
preferred 1
—,
100
20th Cen f ox Film Corp..--Wo put
500
27%
10
July
54
4% 7n
28%
*117%
10%
$6
103%
34%
Dec
10%
Dec
20%
106 Va
Nov
122
Nov
12%
34%
Dec
11%
20
*105%
Nov
105 %
12%
35 Va
Deo
Feb
-No pat
20%
106 Va
Dec
6%
Feb
6Va Jan
Associated Oil—..
preferred
N
preferred—
Truax-Traer Corp
34%
J a.1
Transcout'l & West Air Inc—
5
Tra'iisue & Williams StT— -No par
Tri-Continental Corp
1
33,100
*106 Va
28
118
17%
17%
11.
*105%
118
.
27
50 %
Sep
2
Tim ken
35 Va
10%
10%
10 %
44%
—25
Transamerlca Corp..—
2,300
Oct
12% July
No par
9,700
54%'
106 Va
:
*105%
106%
*105%
53'A Jan
Dec
10% Mar
—
Roller Bearing
38%
,
6%
103%
28%
35
106%
7
8%
Detroit Axle—:—,
Timken
20%
106 Vt
.
104
28%
35
.
conv
12%
20 %
*103 V2
104
104
7
48% Jan
100
———
19%
•12%
20%
,
106%
12%
20 %
$4.50
Va
6
6%
106%
12% : 12%
20
730
20%
20'%
20%
54 Va
1J R)
Water.
Tide
13,100
37Va
:•
2,400
.
18%
106%
11%
27%
6%
106%
106%
9% Feb
13% Feb
Jun
51
Jan
Products
—No mar
Thompson-Starrett Cc—_—No
$3.50 cum preferred
Nt
27%
11%
"<28
20%
•
%.
11 %
28%
*105%
106%
106 %
35
34%
18 %
V
106 %
38
6
105
:
118
36
18%
'54%
20%
%
107
34%
106 %
34%
•18%
■
28
34%
17%
27%
,
34%
18%
f*38%
•'
Jan
Thompson
13.500
:
-38%
11%
'
34%
•
,
55
21
*103'/a
117
5,100
5%
5%
38%
11
6
28
117
48%
5%
48%
5%
106%
55
12% ; 12%
20%
20 Va
•
48 %
48%
5%
106%
38 %
28
;
106%
12%
49
106%
106
11%
6
i
106%
*12%
18%
55
;
.
;:,,%21'-v:
' f
6
5%
•
Thompson
13
33%
33%
xl8%
106
'
400
5
4%
*33
18%
•Third
7.800
14%
Jan
42
36% Jan
No par
Wo par
10
1
-10
Avenue Transit Corp.JVo par
preferred
$3 div conv
13%
4%
33
170
12%
48%
18 %
14,100
55 Va
*13%
14
32%
10%
55 Va
14%
49
18%
10%
13 %
14
32%
10%
55%
7
31
-
Co
Thermoid
*13%
47%
18%
6%
14
14%
32%
20
13%
47%
4%
46%
99
*97 Va
99
9
54% Jan
—————100
——-100
1
.preferred
preferred
7%
*55 Va
55 Va
14:
*14
.46%'
30
9 % Feb
6
7 Va Jan
Mfg Co—
12%
/
.12%
420
,600
127
*125
16
Dec
8%
2
4%
Jan
8
5% May
5
Feb
Jun
33%
26%
11% Jan
—AT0 par
$3,60 conv preferred-——No par
The Fair——'——
No par
10%
10%
55 Va
55%
;
130
*97 Va
99
10%
11
10%
£
*97
98
*96
%
*55
14
14
46%
•
10
58%
9% if! 9%
10
130
130
*127%
130
*58 Va
.
,
Producing
Sulphur—
Pacific Coal & Oil
Pacific Land Trust
& Pacific Ry Co
7%
9
17
7% Jan
5
25
Corp
13
Jan
32% Jan
50% Jan
Corp..—...........Si-
.Telautograph
52
52%
7%
preferred:
partic
5% %
120
35
5
7% Jan
2-9
——..50
(James)
Talcott Inc
53
8%
9
8%
9%
9%
*52
2
33%
Apr
32 % Jan
10
'
Jan
27%
30% Jan
—
.Syivania Elec Prod's Inc
No par
'.Symington Gould Corp——1
13
12%
53
7%
9%
8%
9%
13
12%
12%
12%
52%
'
9%
31%
9%
8%
54
9%
8%
8%
8
8%
8%
9'A
4,700
4,500
.33,200
9%
8%
64
?K 54
54
31%
9%
8%
8%
8%
*53
54
*53
10
32
33%
31%
!
Ltd
8wlft International
32%
Highest
I per share
'$ per share
share
$ ver
.1944
Lowest
Highest
.$ per share
Par
Year
January I
Lowest
Shares
33%
33%
33% ' 33%
the Week
I per share
f per share
share
9 per
Range Since
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Sales for
Feb. 9
Feb. 8
Feb. 7
,
Feb. <>
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
SALE PRICES
Previous
Range for
STOCKS
AND HIGH
IOW
1945
Monday, February
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
Jan
105 %
Dec
8
5%
Jan
978
Dec
16
38 'A
Jan
Feb
6
8%
Jan
16%
Dec
64% Jan
31
51%
Jan
66
Jun
9%
Dec
118
U
64%
*63
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
81
*114%
119
*114%
116
114%
*114
116
'114%
116
80%
114%
81Va
80%
81%
80%
80%
118
80%
*114%
*113
*114%
115 Va
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
114%
114%
115
116%
117
113%
114
114 %
116
113%
104
103%
103%
103%
104
104,
103%
104
103%
103%
'•■% 21V4
21%
109%
23%
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i%
1%
1%
1%
;
40%
41%
17%
411
106
105
107
74
12%
72%
35
93
92%
93
35%
*35
15%
21,800
15%,
15%
15%
16
15%.
16
50%
50%
50 %
50
50
50
50
108 %
108%
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108%
108%
108%
7%
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7%
13%
13%
7V*
13%
13%
12%
13%
106 %
106 %
105
18%
i8
18
18%
;
82
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*182
16%
39%
52
40%
40%
8%
8
31%
40%
112
8%
8%.
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10%
39%
39%
40%
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55%
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53 %
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61%
140%
25%
-
3
58
58%
75
76
76
76
76
62%
61%
62%
61%
62
141
4%
4 %.
s
16%
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7%
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40%
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-
80
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20
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3.900
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400
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79
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46
46
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51V?
144Va
52 i
Universal
No par
No par
Preferred
preferred—,——100
B%
10
*184
Leaf Tob_
180
104
Dec
Jun
30
Nov
25%
Jun
33 %
Nov
13
100%
Feb
'
110%
Sep
22%
Apr
36'A
Dec
102%
Jan
123%
Dec
110
May
22
Jan
Jan
lVs
2
18
Feb
Jan
11
3
Jan
26
13 % Jan
Dec
17%
106%
Dec
Feb
11%
Aug
Apr
78 Vb
Aug
18
Doc
45 Va
36 A" Jan
Jan
11%
26 % May
36 Va
75'A
91%
Dec
8
4
Jan
17
94
Dec
Apr
6
13% Feb
77
1% July
42 Va
95% Jan
8
108
Oct
28
Apr
11%
31
70% July
Jan
31%
1% Feb
41% Jan
Jun
114
Mar
.6J.
Dec
24%
20'A May
Jan
,
27%
Jan
Dec
Fab
6
11%
Oct
15%
Jun
51%' Jan
2
28%
Jan
52%
Dec
98%
V
i
Jan
14% Feb
8
106 "4 Jan
26
19% Jan
12
Dec
7%
Sep
Feb
97%
•■:
107%
Dec
21%
,
.
Feb
88
Jan
Mar:
Jun
Dec
186
Jan
170
If3% Feo
12% July
Jan
14%
70
Feb
83
109%
Feb
7%
29
i
Jan
4
16
7% Jan
110
Jan
15%
Oct
52 % Feb
42
Jan
51 %
Nov
41 % F"b
34%
Apr
43 Va July
8%
17% Feb
Jan
5
8% Jan
33
16Va
Feb
*110
Id
9 %; Feb
5
114 A Jan
,
Dec
Sep
Sep
113
Feb
9%
Apr
8%
Dec
9
33 Va
Jan
5%
10% Feb
Jan
10% 'Dec
30%
Apr
37%
Jun
53
Feb
40%
Jan
48
Nov
54
Feb
35%
Apr
48
Dec
4
Jan
41% Feb
130
Jan
Jan
Feb
48%
Jan
2
Jan 20
Jan 10
Jan 24
Jan 16
64% Jan
143% Jan
50 %
11
18
61% July
Dec
Dec
78
May
63% July
Apr
xll9%
Dec
150
'
69,
Dec
54% Julv
Feb
Feb
77
2
40
155
59
Jan 12
4%
Feb
1
57V« Feb
.
4% Jan 23;
Universal
Feb
26
24% Jan
98 Va Jan ' 5
16
Jan
2
5% Jan
2
3.9
Jan
5
75'A Jan 24
660
92%
4
114
5
1,100
Dec
11
«•' 68% Feb
preferred——_No par
1
Laboratories Inc
1
1.5C0
Dec
20%
118
121 % Jan
6
58% Jan 24
,
Jan
34% Jan
Jan 2
Jan 2
Jan 23
Jan 30
Jan, 6
Jan
Sep
11
Oct
115
Feb
17%
93'%
10^ % Jan
Jan 18
72
135 %
25 ,
48%
4
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
77 Va
77%
,..
Urhpd Stores class A——.
46 %
*45
187 Va
7%
United
—No par
preferred.
25
Co—
S Tobacco
7%
7%
7%
Preiei red
U
35
m3A
8
9
32% Jan
7% Jan 23
9% Jan ' 2
.50
—No par
100
O S Steel Corp
17'A
16%
46%
80
4%
,
17%
'
"183
;
2,600
4%
7%
7%
4
37/^0
*25%
.—No par
S Rubber Co
—.... 10
8 % non-cum 1st preferred
100
S Smelting Ref Si MIn
:50
Profprrprt
600
6l> 7A
139%
102%.
V: 17
80
80
185
185
186
*182
186
*182
46%
78
76%
76%
76%
■
7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
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46%
*45
17
77%
59%
139%
4%
•
4%
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U
3,900
58 Va
*76
U
100
159
'.57%
U 8 Pipe
'
50%
4%
4%
102%
17 Va
-17
17
4%
102
Plywood Corp
12,200
.20
10
1
1U S Realty & Impt
25%
-
*49
4%
4%
102%
4%
4%
102
P S
6,500
55%
*155
61 Va
25%
50%
*49
4%
4%
4%
16%
17
ii
25%
"
102
*101%
102%
50%
4%
4 %
4%
50 3
140
139%
2,700
.
29
Jun
Nov
11.9
30 % Jan
Jan 22,
8
Jan
104% Jan
"?0'% Jan 4
111% Jan 22
1
—-.10
& Foundry—
Playing Card Co
,2%
2%
140
—
U S
55
77 v*
77
25%
25%
50%
*49
25%
52
58%
X6U%
139%
140
25%
25%
25%
138%
140
140
■
51%
Lines Co
S
Preferred
4,000
100
160
57%
76
61%
53
U
A———No par
23
Feb
119% Jnn
33% Jan 10
No par
Chemicals
CoT——.——No pur *
preferred——100
Prior
4,800
53
3
*155
58 Va
58
58
57%
57
155
10%
41%
Leather
S
Partic & conv cl
63,200
41
56%
56
56%
155
155
9
52
2%
3
U S Industrial
U
6,400
82%
113
Dec
15%
Sep
22% Feb
77 Jan 22
180% Jan 17
13% Jan 2
50
Jan 17
--^50
preferred
conv
5,500
53
51%
52%
A
n
*52
53
2%
57
56%
*152
9
5% 45-
20
*10%
61%
4%
v
10%
41%
76
:,\-4%i.
lUPV%
9%
10%
40%
Freight Co__
3,000
113
*112
112
112
9%
58%
51%
*49
2%
155
*15*
32%
lOVa
,51
54
57%
55%
'55%
155
53%
3
2%
3
3
8%
32%
40%
*50%
51
50
40 Va
8%
8%
9%
10V
*51V
55'/''
*52%
55
50
*39 V2
10%
40
39%
30
40%
9%l
9%
9%
4,300
33 r J
X32%
113
*112
17
53
•
33
U
8%
8%
32%
32%
1,600
S
Feb
76
116
11% Jan 24
105
Feb 5
17Va Jan 23
f?ecur_—_No par
No par
No par
S Gypsum Co
20.
7%. preferred.
100
S Hoffman Mach Corp—
6
1st preferred—
$6
186
16%
10
—
U 9 Mr For#>ien
U
40%
40%
8%
■
112
113
8%
■
32%
40%
8%
8%
32%
*112
53
*51%
53
41
8%
32
5
31%
113
*112
*51%
41%:
'
:_1
-.100
preferred
United Paperboard
U
*51%
17'/a
*51%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
140
82
Co_———-No p«r
•>
3,400
53
16%
17%
17%
17%
16%
52%
53
8V4
*51%
//.•
16%
'
*182%
186
*182%
186
5
5
Gas Improvement
United
11,100
:
18
82
82%
82
82%
82
*182%
186
14%
107 Va
17%
18%
United Fruit
2,000
13%
*106
108
18
7 J/a
100
Electric Coal Cos
Engineering & Fdy
8
11
117% Jan
lb% J«n 22
105
Feb 6
9% Jan 5
66
Jan 5
11% Jan 2
33% Jan 31
SO
Jan 2
:• % .» i 7 )
47
Jan 22
107
Jan 2
6% Jan 2
1
Preferred
310
.
38»a Jan
n»
5
Corp
15'A Jan
81% Jan
Jan 24
66
Jan 2
26% Feb 1
1% Jan 2
—No par
Dye wood
United
2,500
7
14%
1374
18 Va
1C8 %
7%
106
107
18'
83
;
*I04 %
186
16%
16%
83
82%
82
186
V
14
13%
#105
'
*81
:
7
7%
7%
50%
108%
50
50%
108%
108%
108 %
108
*105%, 107
18
* 18%
105
'
2,500
92
15%
50%
%
United
91%
15%
'
United
1,200
16
15%
7%
8,100
91'/a
50 %
7%
310
13%
34%
13
*34%
90%
15%
'
71 %
...
93
91
93
93
71%
13%
35
35%
3,000
35
13Va
*34%
12%
Wr
Co————
Drug
$4.75 preferred
12%
111
—No par
Corp___.„Wo par
No par
:y
United
*105%
72%
13%
12%
72!
13 Va
11.400
17
23Vb Feb
No par
TOO
Corporation—-
United
600
'
Fast
United-Can
107 Va
,
Co
Carbon
United
8,200
40%
17 V4
107%
13 V4
12-%
73%
13
61,200
40%
C
-73%
12%
72 Va
35 %
18
13 '
13
100
1%
1%
V
41%
17%
12%
13
35 V4
<"^%
*105%
73%
91%-:
■
1%
r,
17%
12%
34%
'
68 %
■27%
%
107 Va
12%
12%
1,200
68
27
•
1,500
*26
68%
•
*105%
:
13
13%
73 %
27
1%
a 1
17%
73%
13 %
68%
'•■
preferred-
4%%
preferred .—_—
.•United Biscuit Co—.'
0% conv preferred—
300
.
113
*111
113
68 Va
.
\
17%
17%
17%
*106
107
*106
41 %
,
17%
:•
23%
,27
:;
1%
1%
1%
•
40%
17%
68
*26
27
119%
23 Va
*111
113
*111
-
68%
68%
*26
27
:
,*26
27
:
68
68
67%
67%
*26
113
*111
113
*111
113
*111
32
*118 Va
23%
23%
conv
United Air Lines Inc
11,200
33%
33%
118%
23 Va
33
120
23%
5%
800
.
5
100
-10
100
United Aircraft Corp
13,500
109
XI18%
33%
33
23%
23%
23%
108%
Nc par
Union Tank Car
4,000
30%
30
30%
109%
*119
120
*119
120
*23%
30%
103%
33%
33%
34 Va
33
120
120
30%
109 %
100
preferred——-100
non-cum
4%
900
•
30
RR Co
Union Pacific
2,700
104
29%
:
30
108%
11,600
117%
117
Jan 3
Jan 24
Jan 24
Jan 23
113
Jan 8
20% Jan 22
109% Jan 24
100% Jan 24
29Vs Jan 19
29% Jan 22
107V2 Jan 2
31% Jan 22
118
Jan 22
58%
14V4
78%
117%
.—No par
No par
No par
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfd___Wo par
Preferred $4.50 series
—No par
Union Oil of California*—
25
V 220
22
*103%
30
30
109 %
30%
30
108%
30
30
30
30
30%
1081/4
33 %
33
*119
.
29%
108%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
'*29%
*108
Union Bag & Paper
Union Carbide & Carb
116
114%
22
22
21%
21%
115%
*114%
114%
114%
114%
81%
81
116
*114%
:
Fisher Co
Under Elliott
136%
Jan
May
Dec
27% Aug
Jan
9
22
50% Feb
6
44%
Apr
48%
Dec
4% Jan
10
2%
Jan
4%
Nov
2%
Apr
26
5% Jan
4
103% Jan
19
76
12
14%
Jan
8
Jan
25
3%
Jan
47
Jan
24
83
Jan
3
68
Apr
6
162
5,% Oct
106%
Jan
17% Jan
Mar
185
Feb
31
Dec
18 %• Jjjly
6
.julv
41% Dec
Jan*
81%
Dec
Nov
176
V
13%
35
*116
118
15%
*25
:•
93
*86
25%
V
51
*49
90
*91
15 Va
AlSVa
.
89
::■; 51
*87%
vV:
38
127
4%
a:
91
51
*91
4%
4%
6 6'A
66%
121%
121 Va
60
*45%
46% ;■/•
38
123
*121%
37%
37%
*12PA
*145
*145
127
*57%
46%
37%
*121
*145
■
25%
25%
66%
*57%
87%
88%
91
*25%
121 Va
'
*49%
Av
66V4
*37 %
'
■
"145
25%
15%
15%
.#120%
38
*121'A
93
#116'
118
66
*57". ; i. 60% :
46% A
*45%
Norman
1,700
Van
Raalte Co Inc——
14%
122
46%
Van
35%
65%
60
*45%
7,200
14%
*120%
65%
122
*56%
'
4%
4%
4 Va
4%
4%
65%
*120%
>"*91
14'A
35%
15V4
50
50
25%
25%
14'A
36
'
^
93
2 5'A
6,800
14%
*116
15 Va
89
90 AV
-
fc91
23
35
•'
4%
66
*121%
118
35
*116
'
118'
*116
118
15%
15 Va
51%
'
v
*49%
88
V
95
26
4%
66%
123
88 %
*91
52
4%
4%
65
'1,700
•
A." *57%
10
123
62
47%
47%
37%
37%
37%
%
6,COO
65
*121%
49 V3
127
7f 0
•
26%
62
37%
10
95
*47 V4
*121%
130
88%
26 Va
*57%
.—
300
"
46%
37%
2,800
15%
*121
■•
._
;
'
21% Jan
Vulcan
127
Detlnning Co
Preferred
.2
2^% Feb.
5
13 % Jan
20
14% Feb
7
7
Jan
22
36
Feb
116% Jan
26
117
Feb
2
.?2
23 Vb
J"ly
17%
Jan
9'A
.
Jan
14% Nov
Oct
52
28
1151?
Sen
119%
Dec
12'A May
Jun
Dec
16
Jan
23
17
Jan
8
49 % Jan
23
51
Jan
31
4V %
Jan
51
Oct
8
Jan
21
63%
Jan
85
87% Feb
91
Dec
90 % Jan
20
91
70
Feb
85% July
21 VB
Jan
25 Va
3%
Sep
5'A Mar
Sep
62% July
15
Jan
27
24% Jan *'• 8
26% Feb
9
2
4% J°n
12
26
4
Jan
50
9
67'A Jan
118% Jan
8
121% Feb
7
113%
Jun
Jan
22
J°n
9
:;i< 38%
Feb
59V8Jan
57
61
45% Jan
25
47% Feb
9
36% Jan
25
25
Ry Co
preferred
6%
*145
*145
No par
2.50
10
'•:'
preferred
Virginian
200
/ 1,600
'
Co.—
—100
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6'/a
Vick Chemical Co
5
Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry
:
100
5%
non-cum preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works
—.
5
Va-Carolina Chemical
No par
6% div partic preferred—,
100
Va El & Paw $5 pref
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5% pfd
100
1st
7 %
.••:')•'
■
60
127
Corp of Am
22%
Vanadium
23%
36
35%
118
23%
2 3'A
14%
14%
35%
15 %
50
*85%
14'A
35%
*116
15%
50
14 %
35
>/•
23%
23 Va
23V4
13%
13%
35
23%
23%
23%
22%
•
16
38
Jan
9
Jan
9
121
100
100
Jan
22
123
:
—
37
33 r
120
63
:
Jan
45
Aug
Aug
'
Nov
Dec
38% Nov.
Apr
102
Jan
125
Oct
149
Feb
155
July
W
68 %
1.5
68%
15
68%
15
32%
32%
107%
*106%
footnotes
see
32%
107%.
page
'69
14%
/ 15
32%
*106%
For
68%
683.
70
69
69
69
69-
70'
70
15
15
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
32%
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
*106%
107%
106%
106%
107%
32%
'107 %
32%
*107 xk
108
Wabash RR 4%%
Waldorf Svstem.
1.300
—
-
.
1.500
" 1,300
20
:
preferred
Walgreet* Co
i
4%
preferred
100
No par
No par
100
70% Jan
16
13% Jan
10
15% Feb
8
30% Jan
24
32% Jan
4
Jan
9
66
:
106
Jan
Va Jan
2
2
108
40
Jan
10% Jan
26% Apr
xl05
Nov
;
68' Dec
14'A Dec
31% Dec
108% Nov
683
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK STOCK
1
LOW
7
Monday
Saturday
4*
* per
f
share
64%
64%
65
193/4
193/4
10%
10%
i-
2
Feb
Feb. <>
Frldav
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
/v
64%
20
66
66 Va
66
,
11
'10%
11
2
1%
2
64 Va
20
64%
64%
64
64 Va
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
34 V*
64
323/4
33%
33%
33%
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34
26
253/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
14%
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Va
14
64
.
100
Walworth Co
preferred
9,100
2.10Q
14'%.
42,400'
800
v
•34t
:■
50
'25%
57% Jan 15
5
14% Jan
5
2
-—-.--3
21% Jan
24
Wayne Pump Co
—,
——1
Webster Eisenlohr_..s——.No par
30% Jan
V 8,700*
'«
Wesson OH & Snowdrift
25%
25%
25V4
600
23
3,900
36
'.'if: 1,500
223/»
23^
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23'
22%
36
,
22%
36
36
36%
36 V2-
37
37
37
36
lOVa
10 3/a
10'%
10%
10
10 Va
36%
9%
36%
10%
7 " 10%
26 Va
26%
'84 34
26%
26%
26 34
26%
85
84%
84%
*84%
85 Va
26%
•26%
85
26
26%
26 %
26%
27
*
*
'84%
26
26%-
26 Va
'
102'
102
'101%
102
" 102
302
102
26%
102
85%
116%
110%
110 3/4
103
*103%
103'/a
103%
103%
105
116 3/4
'116%
117%
*116%
117Va
117%
110%
m
$4 conv preferred
400
g
110%
k
110
;
no-
106
I
240
190
117%
25'/a
*108
*107%
110
36%
36%
253/a
253/4
25
110
110
*108
36%
36%
7%
5'/a
34%
5%
67
45%
46 »/a
*142
14'/4
14%
14%
143/4.
14 3/f
14
34'/a
34%
353/4
35%
35V4
34%
67
67 3/4
68 '/4
68'/a
68%
69
68a/4
68%
45 V8
46%
45%
453/4
45%
46%
45 Va
5'/4
46'A
*263/4
•
27'/4
27%
145
145
v
.
'
111
111'/a
108%
108 3/8
145
145
145
145
145
34%
34V4
29
29 V*
293/4
-
70
70
34%
34%
35 Va
35%
35
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
*22 Va
22%
223/4
23
28%
28%
28 Vz'
29
11
11%
11
87 \>
87
86
11%
87
34%
88%
32%
*31%
8%
18'
19
18 Va'
18%
32%
*31
13%
99 Va
99
153/4
42%
>
183/a-
:
18%"<.
14V4-
13
99 Va
99%
15%
16
15%
153/4
•129V4
42 Va
25 %
*25'/a
43%
:
•
•>'
—
*129'/4
26
43
43%
40%
41
*84%
40 Va
87
r
'
*85
;
:-■}
41%
'
87
40 %
V'/'
85%
V
85
80
>
78
71%
71%
13%
13
%r
■
*85
86
77%
72
78
71%
72
13% ' 14'%
13%
80
79%
14V4
Dec
6% July
16% July
Dec
Dec
Feb
53% July
26% Jan
6
28% Jan
13
22
Jan
31% July
No par
.
■
No par
>
>
-
-29
50
50
-
12,50
•
32% Jan
—No Par
-
-27% Feb
No par
No par
-
Jan
%
Jan
3
21
3
3
x91
Feb
3534 Jan
31%
Apr
1247/a Jan
151
Jan
115% Jan 24
144
Feb
1
partic- preferred—
Instrument
Elec
$4.50
preferred
preferred
$4.25
22
31
Dec
Wheeling ft Lake Erte Ry———100
5%%■ conv preferred
i.
100
—i
4,500
,-No par
prefi—
No par
Mfg (The 8 8)-20
-
Prior'
20
Co:
-5
111
Dec
72
Feb
107% Jan
105%
,
59%
97%
Jan
20 Va
Feb
32%
66%
Jan
92%
18
Feb
22
20
Feb
29% July
5
8
87
3
23
31% Jan 29
v8% Jan
8
20
,
Feb
77
7
29
Feb
11% Feb
3
107% Nov
15
35% Feb
5
90% Jan 15
23
Feb
1
.
Jan
101% May
Feb
July
104% Aug
Dec
Dec
July
9% July
5
Jan
x64 %
Jan
87%
Oct
"24
Jan
31%
Dec
4%
Jan
9%
6
Feb
8
Apr
20% July
15
Jan
11% July
8
80%
Jan
99% Nov
13% Jan
16V8 Feb
8
103%
Jan
130
Feb
263/4 Feb
43% Feb
2
180
300.
Wrisrjpr
1
5,800
Worthinetort P & M
s
200
17'% Jan
-10% Jan
100
pfd
128
Jan 30
6
*
40% Jan
24
No par
(Del)-
22 % Jan
——10
-
38
Jan
15
42
Jan
3
Jan
5
Jan 24
87
86
-
79
80
75
Feb
Feb
84% Jan
70
Jan
72
No
/Del)
Jr
2
8
-
Prior
'Wml
10
—10
.
par
Wyandotte Worsted Co——5
1 6,500
.
19% Jan
14'% Feb
5
14%
July
99% Feb
I
14%
32
2
Woolworth <F W) CO—
400
25% Jan
97% Jan 15
Woodward Iron Co——.-
8.900'
.?
Dec
-—10
I
Wisconsin El- Pow Co 6%
I 2,000
36%
15
8% Jan
83% Jan
30
Jan
- 7% Jan
IN0 par
*:
preferred
Wilson-Jones
293/4 Dec
-No par
Wilson & Co Inc
I 2,100
-
Motors——-—^1
Willys-Overland
$6
4
4
31% Jan 24
87% Jan 24
-21% Jan
9
-
par
i—
40,200
1,200"
No
Dec
2
26% Jan 22
Mach Corp———1
Oil'Co
Wilcox
-
151%
30% Jan 10
113% Jan 17
1083/a Feb
3
3
64
Jan 19
104% Jan 12
Co——41
preferred—
preferred
conv
31,500
'
i
-
$5 conv prior
$4
.
Dec
126
127% Mar
20
110
Jan
-106»% Jan
Wheeling Steel Corp;
White Sewing
i
;
—-
71%
.
Jan
41
80
14%-
Dec
37%
Apr
3%
13
White Moto*
15%
•••*71
,'
110
26%
9
48% Jan
84%
15
Feb
103
26
1
6
Sd
15
Jan
37% Feb
6% Jan
16% Jan
44% Jan
•
•
pfd14% % series.
-—100
Prior pfd 4% % Conv series.—100
Wright Aeronautical—
No par
V
110
July
class A_No par
85%
84%
71'
10
28
313/4
41%
80%
( ;
Jan
323% Jan 13
4% Jan 22
16% Jan
5
66 V2
85'/a
71
106
25% Feb
Dec
41
80'
23% Jari 22
-
Sep
"
v
Dec
42%
86
*85
Dec
118'JA
Jan
42'%
r
Dec
103
Apr
9
19
7 Va
26%
i
26
72% V
*71
f
113
Apr
106
Feb
117% Jan
2
65
413/4
,
Feb
85 Vz
113% Jan 12
8
Dec
293/4
-
♦86
96%
113 3/4
109% Jan 26
-
-104
Jan
116% Jan
-
Dec
28
5
86%
"'41%.
87
85%
77
85
*71 %
13%
i- *86
87
Dec
85 Va
9
43 V«'
x42 %
42
41%
41 '/as '
87
86
*84
*77%
■-
-
'
102%
9
Whit# Dental'
I.
•
42% *43%
Jan
Jan
15 V#
*129%
-25%
y.>
25%
Feb
83
38
! 10,400
14%
99%
) ■<#
*129%
25 Va
* 25%
Jan
18 Vz
5
73 ¥4 Jan
\ 9,600
■
18
Va
13%
99 Va
25
y
77
8
2
:
300
8%
17 3%.
.
13 Va.
99 V*
:; *129'/4
10'
27% Jan
2
80
8%
13%
15% ; 15Va
85% Jan
102% Jan
Jun
2
200
32%
993/4
y
25%
64% Jan
600r
Westvaco Chlorine Pjrod
900
t
90
*31
8%
18
103a July
Jan
13% Feb
1,030
10%,
.
13% *13%
99
Dec
31%
Jan
30 Va Jan
1st
140"
I
28%
10 Va
*85
-
32 Va
8%
8%
28
■
98%
42 Va
25 %
*31
Jan
——100
series
Westinghouse Air Brake
t 12.500
24
99
13 Va
;
>v
w
87
32% -
,
17%
18%
18'/a
28%
11 Va-
87
100
Westinghouse El & Mfg—«..
---
90%
13%
153/4
15%
25%
r
'
90
11%
100
100
pfd
,
Class B_—_
30
!
345/a
*23 Va
28 V*
8%
8%
1
74
•
"
13%
•98%
*129
*31
8%
23 Vi
11 Va
*•87
8%
*8Ve
90%
89
11
89
110'%
34
28 Va
28%
11 Va
11
*87
32%
8%
*31
"
23%
28% *29
89 Va
*23'/a
2334.-V
23
Western Union Teleg
*
*23
*23
.
1
f
*70»/4
i
6%
Weston
f
*104'% 105%
35 '/4
89'/4
88%
■
,
74
105%
34%
6
A
150
29
*109
*70%
Dec
6%
'"*/•
Preferred
5,200
I
29
29
*104%
22%
84 % Jan 20
25% Jan 22
-100% Jan
8
,
4
V 6,409
*107%. 1083%;
35
Apr
Western Pacific RR Co com__No par
300
34 %
1103/4
105%
Aug
15%
22 %
•
8,700 * -
34%
/
1083%
72
*104
35 Va
25
'
110%
70
70
♦104% 105 %
*104%* 105%
i
145
*107%
'
Dec
Apr
3
preferred
100
Auto Supply Co——10
Maryland Ry
*—100
nolr-cum 2nd preferred—100
,/ 1,800
303%
30'/a
xl44
■
108%
*107%
July
22%
v
17
Western
1,200
xll9Va 120 3/4
v
34Va
*28'/a
May
15
36Va
10% Jan
Western
"
3,800
•
27%
111'/a
111
*111% 112
*107% 108%
112
*69
34
.34%'
29
.
62
27% Jan
-
V
4^
2,900
'46
*27
121 »/4
34%
108%
*107%
•70%
71%
*104%: 105%
121
28%
112
:*■
'
30%
121
35
*343%
28'/a
27%
-
-
273/4
30%
303/8
120'A
30J/a
1223/4
35
30%
30%
122%
145
122
27Va
27'/4
27 3%
27'/a
27'A
121
30 Va
30 3/a
'
Apr
22%. Feb
2
West Va Pulp & Pap Cd-——Ntf par
2,700
353/4
122%
35
t
...
2.1Q9
37
•
14 «/4
-
•
145
..
53%
66%.
;
'
45%
30 J/a
29%
121
36%
5Va-
34
53/4
14
14
>33%
66%
27%
*27'/4
37'/a-
5Vi
5'/4
*
"
•■>,
♦1093/2 110
36%
37
34
5 3/8
5'/8
14%
333%
66%
5 »/a
25
,
5'/4
14 »/4
'
Jan
11%
Aug
23
-
par
-
preferred
preferred
6%
West Penn Power 4%#
'
•
*143/o
36%
110
*109
109
109
37'/4
37'/a
25
25%
25 Va
25%
253/4
25V4
'
,v:45 >
Jun
2 Va
,
Jan
24
—No par
—1
—-
Corp—
-
50
.
25
Feb
9% Jan
JJ—No par
West Penn Electric Class A—No
102
*117%
Indies Sugar
West
11,600
11a.
117%
110%
1,000
26'%
-r
101 Va
V.
105
116%
110%
85%
1%
11% Mar
6
Feb
37
Nov
; 10 Va
Jan
17
23% Feb
8-
Nov
x20
'
>
105%
110%
103
^*110
27
85%
■i~r
101%. 102%
103
110%
'102V<
26%
26%-
1163/4
'110
9%
26
26%
85%
26%
■■
■
9%
lO'/a1
Waukesha Motor Co
:
68
Jan
8
34% Jan
3
26
Jan 11
Pictures
Bros
share
Feb
7% Jan
11% Feb
8
2% Feb
8
66% Jan 23
13% Jan 23
34%
22%
2
32% Feb
24% Jan
Warner
';
26
2
per
17%
5
Warren'Fdy & Pipe——No par
Washington Gas Lt Co
No pat
*33%
26
10% Feb
93% Jan
.,
No pat
*
'33
2
Highest
t
snare
48
67% Jan
8
20
Jan 29
1 % Jan
No pat
cl A
preferred
$7
64%
34'%
No par
I per
t per share
19
1944
Lowest
4
63
Jan
19% Jan
8% Jan
No par
—
Ward Baking Co
Class B
1,800
2 Vv
M
I per share
G & W—No par
(Hiram)
19,500
10%
64'
14%
Walker
Dlv redeem
.2%
64%
14%
'14%
>'
Par
10%
11%
2 V*.
2
EXCHANGE
Year
Range Since January 1
I-owest
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
2,600
.
...
10%
lOVtt
tor
Shares
20
*193/4
10%-
10%
2
share
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Sales
% 7 the Week
66 Va> ,67
20
10%
10 3/a
10%
■v.: 2
t per
'
6?
*19%
10%'
10%
10%
103/4
.
66%
*19%
20
*19%
.
10%
s per share
1%
:>
7
$ per shard
♦10%
10%
'1%
Thursday
Wednesday
$ per share
64%
*19 3/4
10 3/a
•103/a
Vjily
per share
RECORD
■
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
HIGH
AND
*
3
Jan 22
13
Feb
Jan
15
Feb
14% July
125
Sep
9
19%
Apr
24
July
6
7
36 3/8
Jan
44%
20%
Jan
41% Nov
6
47%
Jan
82% Nov
5
3
49
Jan
84
Nov
69% Jun
91%
Dec
9
58
Apr
74%- Nov
7
13
Dec
123
Sep
14
•
Oct
Dec
■
1
37%
36%
3634
36%
'37%
*37 '/a
38%
37%
37%
37%
,37%
37%
im
1,400
15 V*
15%
15'%?
15'%
15%
15%
14%
15 '%
15
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
15%
22%
14%
22
21%
13
22%
11,300
4,000
40%
42%
42%-
43'%
42
42
42
42%
423%
41%
42 3/8
11,900
108
107%
23%
108
40%
41
107%
107%' 107'%
'42%
107 '%
1073/v
107%
107%
24%
24
22%
23 3/a
23%
24
23%
24
40%
41
41
41%
41%
41%
40%
403/4
6%
6%
6%
63/4
7%
107 3/4
24
108
23%
40%
1
—
Young Spring ft Wire
—No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
5%%
10,300
403/8
63/4
■
-—-—28
Jgfc Ccr
York Corfk—
430
23%
•«.
x
ft Totfffer
2.000
100
preferred series A
Youngstown Steel Door——No par
32% Jfan $4
13%
19%
39%
105%
20 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
15% Jan 30
22% Feb
6
27 % Mar
14 3/a
Jan
20% July
43'% Feb
33%
Apr
42% July
96
Jan
106% Nov
13
Jan
37% Feb
13
17
22
19
2
36% July
15% July
9% Apr
5
109% Jan 31
24% Feb
7
20 %
Dec
Z
6%
6%
6%
•Bid
asked prices;
and
no
1
tin receivership,
sales on this day.
a
73%
Deferred delivery,
7
37% Jan
22
413/4 Feb
6
333%
Jan
44 V2 July
1
5% Jan
2
7% Feb
8
3%
Jan
6% July
Zonite Products Corp.
46,900
n New Stock,
—No par
Zenith Radio Corp
gale,
r Cash
a
Special sales.
wdWhen distributed.
x-Ex-dividends.
y
Ex-rights.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks,
♦
v.:
Week Ended Feb. 9,1945
Shares
Saturday
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Bonds
1,034,800
Monday
Wednesday-—-—
-
Friday—
—.
—
$14,500
8,050,100
558,000
11,000
9,973,700
8,809,800
631,500
16,000
9,457,300
1,528.490
9,165,000
848,900
38,000
10,051,900
1,179,520
6,614,900
841,600
1 " '
*•
:
Total---------
530,000
9,404,7T50
1,499,470
—
Thursday—.
$216,000
7,505,600
1,598,120
:
$4,877,000
1,800,140
—
Tuesday
—
•
''
•
8,640,540
$5,093,000
7,456,500
•
$46,377,000
$3,626,000
$79,500
1
.
Saturday
Total—
——
—
—;
——
$600,000
$472,000
$127,000
570,385
532,475
443,680
542,440
429,181
—-
——
Total
$1,000
Domestic
331,140
-
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Foreign
Corporate
Shares)
Week Ended Feb. 9,1945
Monday—i.———Tuesday—--—-
Foreign
Government
of
Total
Foreign
and Miscel.
'
Bonds (Par Value)
(Number
United States
Railroad
Number of
•
Exchange
588,000
146,000
645,000
121,000
750,000
66,000
12,000
828,000
515,000
81,000
5,000
601,000
601,000
124,000
$3,571,000
$665,000
$18,000
$4,254,000
2,849,301
—
734,000
766,000
725,000
$50,082,500
Jan. l to Feb. 9
Week Ended Feb. 9
Week Ended Feb, 9
1945
Stocks—No. of shares.
1945
3,821,781
7,461,020
Stocks—}no.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 9
1944
1944
24,955,495
51,065,345
Bonds
Of shares—
U; S. Government
$79,500
$26,500
$893,900
3,626,000
1,925,000
13,393,300
$1,161,350
12,636,000
46,377,000
93,984,000
391,866,700
490,680,500
$50,082,500
$95,936,400
$406,153,900
1945 /V
1944
1,043,905
15,689,005
$3,611,000
2,849,301
-
Bondt
Domestic
$21,121,000
7,399,000
■■
-
Foreign government—
Fbreign——-----
1945 /
1
:
$3,571,000
—
—
—-
665,000
18,000
41,000
6,000
•
$504,477,850
Railroad & industrial..
..
Foreign corporate——————
Total
—
-
——,
•
,
$4,254,000
1—
Free trial
Stock And Bond
Below
listed
are
the daily closing averages
Averages
-Stocks-
February
3
5——6
February
7
-
.
_
February
8——
February
9
-
_
.
.
-
15
Rail¬
Utili¬
65
trials
February
20
Indus¬
February
Stock and Bond
-Bonds10
30
Date—
National
of representative stocks and bonds
roads
ties
Stocks
10
Total
*
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107.31
113.35
91.16
108.90
105.18
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57.94
107.28
113.64
92.44
108.94
105.58
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49.96
27.58
58.10
107.26
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92.53
109.01
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105.43
155.50
155.54
49.85
27.52
58.01
107.40
113.86
92.91
108.96
49.35
27.47
57.66
107.33
113.68
92.55
108.98
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105.78
154.75
105.64
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1951-1953
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-
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-
1951-1955
June 15 1952-1954
Dec 15 1952-1954
1953-1955
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110.5
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1947
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1943
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1943
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1948
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1954
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1949
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Last
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Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York
YEARLY
■
week's range/ unless tbey are the only Iransaellona
in the week In which they occur. No account G taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
Period" indicate In each case the month when the fconda mature.
v-v/'/'//;/'
FOR'WEEK ENDING ' FEB. 9
headed "Interest
letters in the column
WEEKLY
-
Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the
and defaulted bonds.
range are shown In a footnote
interest"—except for Income
NATirR.Prii>M
Monday, February 12, 1945
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
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Y.
Teletype N. Y. 1-971
Volume
Number
161
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
WEEK
FOR
Interest
Stock Exchange
A
Assented
Mlnaa
to
Nov.
5,
1942,
Low
9
High
High
*20%
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19%
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agree
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No.
ENDING
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Bid & Asked
1933
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Bonds
Sale Price
'
'
fATreasury 6s of 1913 assent
Last
Period
Low
New York
Week's Range
or Friday's
40%
40%
38%
40%
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41%
41%
38%
41%
^
1958
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(Int reduced to 2.125% )
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,
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(Int reduced to 2.125% )
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.
A
Montevideo
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1952
M-N
1957
Wales
J-D
1959
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99%
97%
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98%
98 Vi
98%
97
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1958
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to
1953
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98
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81
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66 Vi
65
67
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108 %
1960
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55
63%
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12
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75
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M-S
108
108%
44
107%
108%
1969
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f
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105%
106%
107% 107%
1955
1st 4s
M-S
106 % 106%
142
105%
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109%
110%
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series C
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75%
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31%
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33
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102%
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91
90
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31
33
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75%
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;
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Power
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1968
1962
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105
112
113 Va
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1957
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23
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1951
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112%
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106%
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70
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20
18%
19
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17%
13
18%
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trust
of
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113%
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107% 107%
59
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1962
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1955
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Branch
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1949
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24
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&
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117
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1960
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J-J
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1955
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1969
1970
gold 4%s
gold 4%s__
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17
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J-D
1945
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1945
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1959
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81
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63
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94
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at
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1957
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.
94%
86%
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74%
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i
289
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1965
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Ann Arbor 1st gold 4s
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;
66
287
97%
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1967
75%
1998
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55
1,337
1956
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80
—
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•
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1950
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1951
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.
1954
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debentures
&
0
1951
1960
stamped
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A-O
1948
assented
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96%
j-j
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
3s
62%
J-J
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1972
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r
58%
1951
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101%
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1967
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mtge
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74%
1959
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Albany & Susquehanna RR 3%s...l946
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1951
ref 4s
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F-A
1953
1948
..1947
1946
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i
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1953
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87
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series A plain
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667
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21
100%
100 % 100%
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f-a
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81
1996
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1978
readjustment
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555
to
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75
91
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15%
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20
1979
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74
93
1
Calif Oregon
16%
19%
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103%
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Bklyn Union El 1st gold 5s___
1950
Bklyn Union Gas 1st cons gold 5S.1945
71
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conversion
warrants
A-0
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79%
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to
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2000
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1979
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1984
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1958
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—
1955
1948
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1995
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1946)
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1958
1958
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(Int reduced to 3.5%)
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44%
46
1st
1999
dollar loan
series B sec extl
38
-
J-D
1950
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—
1952
loan
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
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reduced
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Beneficial
J-D
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2012
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(Int reduced to 2%..2012
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1940
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1953
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(Int reduced to 2.25% )——2004
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1948
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extl
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due
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1946)
1947)
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(Int. reduced to 2%)—...2012
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1938
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(Int reduced to 2.5%).
1999
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—1950
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20
3s
1st M
4s
gold
pursuant to Plan
to 2%)
water
105%
Bangor ft Aroostook RR—
A-0
1948
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„
<
(Int reduced to 2.375%)
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—1957
extl
104
1952
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F-A
Santa Fe external sink fund 4s._—1964
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107
96%
due
(State of)—
reduced
Paulo
1
to Jan
F-A
-
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(Int reduced to 2.25%)_—2004
ASao
104%
716
July 1948
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A-0
pursuant to Plan A
to 2.5%).—..1999
municipal
1
A Conv
external loan of 1928_.——1968
A7i
193
98% 104
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref gold 4s extended to
2001
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AGs external sink fund
(Int
105% 107
Sep 1 1946) due
pursuant to Plan A
Stamped
107%
106%
1948
gold (int
1946) due
Sep 1 1946)
reduced
(Int
106%
RR—
Ref & gen ser F
2006
reduced to 2% )__—„__2012
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High
2
107
103 %
Oct
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extl loan of 1921
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mtge
Ref & gen
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(Int reduced to 2.375%)
(Int
Ohio
ft
Dec
APrague (City of Greater) 7%s—1952
Queensland (State) extl 6s
1947
ARlo de Janeiro (City of) 8s
1948
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January 1
Low
1964
gold 4s
Ref & gen
-
pursuant
reduced to 2.25% )
Rio Grande do Sul
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July 1952
A.
mtge gold 4s
1st
loan 7Va
sec
4s
cons
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High
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(Int
1st
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Friday's
107
1959
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or
Bid & Asked
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mortgage 4s
Baltimore
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pursuant to
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1963
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APorto Alegre
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Line
Atlantic & Danville Ry 1st 4s
sink fund
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unified 4 Vis
coll
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f 6s 1st ser
s
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A41/2s assented
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Friday
Exchange
88
Second
tRep of) external 7s
Nat loan extl
Stock
Period
1947
7s
(State of)
BONDS
New York
..1967
ret 3Vis series B_;
New York 6
Bell
98 Vi
1963
1994
to
ext
99'/a
98 %
A-iOW
ser
scamped assented 56
Stamp
Ext
98 Vi
98 V&
A-O
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
(City) sink fund 4% 8
Oslo
APanama
99%
98 Vi
♦100% 101
J-D
1958
100%
98 Vi
98 Vi
F-A
1970
100%
98 %
1
A-0
;__1963
extl loan
Broadway
Telephone—DIgby 4-4933
*
External
York Stock Exchange
98%
...
93%
90 V4
70"
65%
|44%
il2%
114%
106
<69%
132
J96
74%
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
686
Monday, February 12, 1945
-
NE\y YORK BONO RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING FEB. 9
Friday
BONDS
York Stock
New
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Ry—
Chicago
V 1st ft
4s_
ref 4y4S aeries D_,—
AChilds .Co
cons 5s_,
3'As__
,
Cincinnati! Union Terminal—
1st mtge gtd 3%s series E
1st coll tr gold As.
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR—
Series C 3'/is gtd
Series D 3Vis gtd
Cleve Short Line 1st gtd 4yas
Cleve Union Term gtd 5%s_.
1st s f 5s series B gtd
1st s f 4%s series C—
Coal River Ry 1st gtd 4s
Colo Fuel & Iron 5s lnc mtge
Colorado &: Southern Ry.—
;
v
deb 3%s
Ry non-conv
A Debenture 4s_
ADebenture 4s_,
* A Consol
'
Consumers Rower
86%
83
83'%
4s
Gen
50%
807
47'A
J207
52%
15
14%
15%
550
18 Va
13 Va
95
91
deb 4s
.
—
92%
92%
15
95
97'A
34
94%
%
83 %
90
10
83
108'A 108 'A
1
105% 1051/2
16
94%
78
121 Va
131'A
121%
122%
JV
110%
110%
lll'A
J-J
105%
105
Gen
mtge 3'As
ser
J-J
2015
..1969
j-j
debs—.
1
111%
111%
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st 61 ref Terra M 5s stpd—.—1952
8
102
103
Gulf States UtU 3%» series D
107% 108%
40
107
108%
88
102
102%
6
101%
10.8% 108%
5
108
Houston Oil 4'As
Va
Hudson Coal
103
108%
1st
s
f 5s series A
A Ad J
105 %
31
1047/a 105%
58
104%
106'A
Illinois
104'A
104
.104%
125
102%
104%
108%
837«
18'%
%
21
103 %
104
16
104
101%
102
95
26
91
108
96
92
101%
98'%
98%
•
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,_
108% 108'A
98
32
103% 103%
1
102'%
76'A
159
72%
75
75%
J-D
115%
>115%*
M-N
140
96
96%
96'A
Jf-N
1962
139%
3
140
140
96%
M-N
103%
81
115%
1957
F-A
70%
67
70%
184
64'%
70%
A-O
34%
33
34%
394
30%
34%
103% 103%
36
Illinois Central RR—
48
1,425
j-j
105%
105
105 '/a
48
76
A-0
•110%
,,
lf-a
1952
A-O
91
903«
91%
31
89%
95'A
1955
M-N
93%
89%
93 y»
164
88%
95 %
3
84%
89
j-j
84%
84%
1953
M-N
88'A
85
88'A
M-N
97%
96'A
97%
F-A
78 %
77
f-a
•112%
106'% 107%
—
•
106
106
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j-j
—
106
105'A
103
M-N
107%
M-N
49%
'
107%
5-5
49
4
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92
90
90
J-J
J-J
1951
,1951
102% 103
85%
49%
Jf-3
50
16
51
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71%
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101% 101%
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50%
50%
A
— -
74%
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106'A
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79
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107'A
107
107%
80
106'A
75
Wiiirl's./.V'
\
7
'
106'A
107%
J-J
69%
67%
70
146
62%
74%
A-0
31%
30%
32%
124
28'A
34%
J-J
63%
62
64
45
58%
J-J
63
63
63%
45
58%
108% 109'A
109'A
M-8
Jf-N
,1959
Frahkl k Clear 1st 4s
Laughlin 6teel 3'As..__ ,1961
j-d
«...
107%
109%
102
102
31
.
1
263
y 99
5%
5%
4
5
90'A
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100
95%
100
93%
99
103
"lf-8
105
103%
99%
1951
104'A
237
103'%
F-A
69
.74%
1'
-
.
102
102
•'
y-y.
J-J
——
104'A 104%'
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69
83%
215
83'A
80%
83
A-O
J-J
1955
jAIowa Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s_
86%
73%
104
6%
102
101
10
••*..*.
76 Vt
12
*106
V
A-0
Int Rys Cent Amer
52
;48%
158
'
y..
1st 5s B,—.—1972
Int Telep & Teleg deb gold 4%s—J952
Debentures 5s——
1955
A...
90
81 'A
76%
'
j.—1956
§AInternat Hydro El deb.6s
1944
Internat Paper 5s series A & B—1947
Ref sink, fund 6s series
,103
81'A
79%
h-.yy:y^-
51%
72
99%
260
'
AAdjusttnent 6s series A,—July 1952
A 1st 5s "series' B—
1958
.
Vy-r
/■
76%
74%
f.—
61
.
76
J-J-
4s ser D—
7
<:
'
J-J
ref. mtge
-vV
V
*99
/y y-^~
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Alst gold 5s series C—
50
85%
51
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A-0
89
^International Great Northern RR—
Alst 6s series A————"-—-1952
60
88'A
50
90%
19
J-D
102%
60
49%
-
88
1963
1st
102% 103
8
60%
51
109
102
10
103
*68
82'A
Indianapolis Union Ry 3%s ser B-1986
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s series F—1961
108'A
109
9
■.y--y
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j-j
j-d
5
lowa 1st gold „4s
...,.1950
tAInd & Louisville 1st gtd 4s_——1956
108'A
49%
85'A
80%
105%
*59
j-d
85%
J-D
107'A
103
,1951
—1951
J-J
1963
104%
'
V
88
1st b ref 4%s isertes C„
10
102'A 102'/a
,j-d
99%
83%
65
50
107% 107%
102%
95%
11
59
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--
57
85'A
85%
108'A 108 Va
108%
99%
J-D
104% 104%
m-n
98'A
1963
.
99%
"99
85
Joint 1st ref 5s series A—;
65%
.
83»2
104
100
^
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F-A
65%
60
.
;
100%
74 r.
J-J
59%
65
94%
,,
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fipringfieid Div 1st gold 3'As
Western Lines 1st gold 4S—
HI Cent arid Chic Bt L ft N O—
tno 111
Jf-N
3'As_l953
,3s..:—
Bt. Louis Div & Term gold 3s
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104'A
105%
60
•56
j-j
103'%
5
60%
60'A
j-j
102%
14
103% 104
'
*100
90%
84
61
*101% 105
Omaha Div 1st gold
103'%
23
102% 103 %
103% 104'%
25
8
102%
104%
J-D
J-J
Bridge gold 4s
Louisville Div & Term gold
107%
A
a-o
106
'
y^-iyy
48;
274
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1950
1951
Litchfield Div 1st gold 3s—"
106'%
14
a-o
j-j
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107%
,;y ' -^-' 5 .:
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v
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117%
105%
129
107% 107%
107 %
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—
84
84
75
„_iy53
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40-year
F-A
gold 4s,—.;
116
22
103
.—1951
trust
..
117%
*<117
117%
tJ-J
103'A
103
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»
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f-a
103
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a-o
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'
109% UQYa
„
102% 103%
0
1
103
.,
j-j'
1st gold
Refunding 4s—
105%
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m-s
103%
103
1951
1951
Collateral
105'A
103
'
1st gold '3s sterling—u—_
'
82%
74%
76%
104% 105'A
76%
103%
j-j
,1951
—
3'As
Extended
105
j-j
"
gold 4s
1st gold
97% 100
10
99
98%
1981
Bejl Telen 2%a series A
3%s__.
1st
*100%
99
m-N
1955
14
107 y2
105 % 106%
Jf-N
—
74
54
109% 109%
*109'A 110
105%
a-o
1948
20
16%
Feb 1957
^
income 5s
105%
j-d
1948
83%
>108% 109%
J-J
gold 5s——1949
A-0
—,— ,
106
100% 101%
J-J
—1954
Hudson & Manhattan 1st 5s A
A-O
A-0
37
*107%
A-O
j-d
106
106%
91%
91%
101%
lf-N
,1999
1937
debs
Co Gas 1st
Hudson
107
f-a
A-0
104%
106%
48
101% 101%
A-0
1969
103%
H
91%
80
D—^
Hocking Valley Ry 1st 4%s
JSAHousatonic Ry cons gold 5s
»121
21
mtge lnc 5s series A—
40
104
A-0
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106%
105
: 34
82%
16
1959
Greyhound
18
105%
16
I 83%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B——1975
102% 102%
85'%
/
■
108% 108%
108%
Feb
—
111% 111%
83%
,
.
106
J-J
Feb
& West deb ctfk A—
ctfs B
;
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,
extended to
M——__1$80
J-J
1st & xeJ 3%s series
84
_~
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J-J
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'
receipts
Publishing Co 3s deb
Gen
«
'
1967
mtge 3'As ser K——
-I960
mtge 33/»s- ser L———1970
Gen
__
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—1977
mtge 3%s series 1
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94 Va
83
104'%
,
15
107
321
35
122% 122'A
110% 111%
108%
j-j
T
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94'A
94
105'A
131%
106 Va
88%
91%
122%
1973
:
107%
85%
,
104% 105%
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i
15
86%
89'A
17
93%
92%
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General-4'As series E
*82
m-n
—
91
92
J-J
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j-j
1952
93%
92'A
J-J
128 'A
95
76
42
29
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103 %
90%
8
45
39%
>
130% 131%
t
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90 %
42
105%
40
V
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119%
108
j-j
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72%
70
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2
2
42
7
108% 108%
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40%
104'%
3
105%
105
42
J-J
120% 120%
106'/a 106%
__
70%
78
71
70
J-J
J-J
107
102%
31
95
j-d
1969
receipts
Castings 5'As
M-S
1952
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14
105%
104
J-D
85
106%
102% 103
103'%
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J-D
1969
.
■
3
j-d
1963
1970
103 Ya
104'%
1947
97'A
49
103
61
104'A
104'/8
103
1949
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F-A
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RR 1st 5s
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debs
F-A
,1948
,1956
1958
1951
1954
1955
1956
1966
inc
conv
t-A
1945
1970
*__.-
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57
.
92
*76%
j-D
1958
61%
55'A
Great Northern Ry Co—
1.
General ,5'As series B—
95
*95%
Jf-N
1
—
Grays Point Term- 1st gtdr 5s
102%
102
•102'/a 105
93
59'A
.
62%
93
28
59'A
deposit
JA-Georgia ft Ala Ry 5s„
Oct 11945
Certificates of deposit,,,;
ifiAGa .Caro-& Nor 1st ext 6s
,.1934
i
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Goodrich- (B F). 1st 4'As,———1950
56'%
56%
92%
60'A
j-d
1948
1950
1961
1972
1973
1977
receipts
gold
receipts
__A7V2S series A extended to
Curtis
78%
a-q
A Deposit
series B
81%
159
95
60%
Gas ft Elec of Berg Co cons 5s„—1949
General Realty & Utilities Corp— •'"
76 '/a
a-o
1977
1991
1990
,1970
ADeppsit
A6s
68 Va
54
m-s
2'As s f debs—
1950
Crucible Steel 3y4S s f debs—,,—1955
JACuba Northern Ry 1st 5Vis
1942
A Deposit
76 Va
4
106% 107
100%
.
*100%
jf-a
86%
103%
29
85
99%
__
118%
103%
103
—
86
*115%
103
117%
—
105%
77%
103%
48
j-j
Crane Co
A Cuba
<104%
1,551
85
105%
103
140
J-D
Machinery Corp 3s debs——1958
Food
54 y2
92
105%
104%
19
103%
-
*118
1974
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s
48 %
j-J
1993
;3%s_,
;3%s
1st mtge
34
74 Va
79'/a
79
79
j-j
1966 "
1967
3'As„.
mtge 3'As
1st
21%
85
1952
1st mtge
1st mtge
17'A
76%
76 >A
M-S
,1961
gold 4s„1948
3'As,.—1970
4s
.,1959
debentures
3%s debentures.
3'As debentures
Consolidated Oil conv
1,865
103% 103%
j-d
Commonwealth Edison Co—
Conv debs 3 VaS_.
1958
1st mtge
3s series L
1977
Conn Ry ft L 1st ft ref 4%s
1951
Conn River Power s f 33/4S A—-—1961
Consolidated Edison of New York—
3'As
19'A
"
1980
May 1952
(stamped modified)
Columbia g & E deb 5s
4%s
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,
105%
1959
1st 4%s
of
ACertificates
81'%
*103
Jf-N
J-J
deposit—;
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69
•103%
j-d
1993
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Columbus & H V 1st extl
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Columbus & Tol 1st extl
105
a
j-d
1974
Ry—
jChic ft St Louis
General gold 4s
General 5s series B
Ref ft impt 4%s series E
Cin Wab & M Div 1st 4s
82%
102%
1,025
18 'A
j-d
1969 f
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1st mtge
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18%
of
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100%
96%
76'A
73 Va
105'/a
96
20
10514
74 Va
1958
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101
95'A
53
102
92%
104'A
402
i
—
104% 105%
105
Jf-N
1961
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Jf-N
1957
—
JAChoctaw Ok ft Gulf
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
1st mtge 3Vis—,
101
99
3%s.„.,.,.1971
mtge
Firestone Tire & Rub 3s deb
M-S
1943
deb 5s
5s
94'A
~a~0
1962
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88'%
kx.'
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mtge
98
2
99% 100%
j-j
1963
1963
1952
1st
92%
93%
101
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mtge 3VsS series
1st
61
100%
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6
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A-0
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21%
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93'A
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J-J
,,,1951
1960 Dec 11960
gold 4s
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15'%
105
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106
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1951
3%s
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41
J-J
,1934
1952
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1951 ;
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15
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A-0
1988
gold 4Vis,
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17'A
18'/a
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16%
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of deposit
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21
73%
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.
80
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1989
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Des Plaines Valley Div 4s
1969
Sioux City & Pacific Div 4s_.~1969
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86'%
73%
17
j-j
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91%
79
23
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79
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•
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1947
gold 5s series B
1947
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1947
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1966
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1956
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May 11989
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May 11989
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May 11989
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January 1
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93
j-j
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82
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1970
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1973
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1936
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1955
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114%
-
1954
——
C
series
5s
106'A
108% 108%
j-j
.-1952
cons
(Philadelphia & Reading Coal—
Aref 5s stamped
1935
deposit
1966
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mtge
Peoria
98
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■
99
95
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100
100
M-a
96
25
95
3/
m-n
1st ref & imp 4'As
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105'A
104%
105 Va 106'A
106%
4-0
1955
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3s B
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30
95%
93
j-d
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105
2
105% 105%
j-d
1960
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s
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series
debentures
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—
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.
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l
78
16
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■
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1971
1974
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j-j
1945
1945
1952
England Tel & Tel 5s A
5s
l
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105 Va
j-d
1984
—£
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107%
5
98
107 Vi
J
ser; L_
& Passaic G & E
General
1948
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5s
gtd 4'As series B-
93
103'A 103%
A-O
1954
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99%
107'A 107%
F-A
J-D
series
Power & Light
Penna
Gen
M-a
1978
3s—.—1965
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AConsol gtd 4s
103'A
101'4 lOHA
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1966
1970
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'Conv
(A New
101%
103%
107% 108'A
j-d
Pennsylvania RR—■
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——
—1948
4s sterl stpd dollar—
May 11948
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1970
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1960
N
mtge
106'a
j-d
1964
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&
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series A
1940
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3'As
1960
Pennsylvania Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4'As series B
-1981
1st .& ref 3%s ser D-1968
.
Dairy Prod 3V4S debs
1960
Distillers Prod 3'As debs—-.1949
gold 5s
4s
Gtd 4s series E trust ctfs
102
72%
Tel
Paterson
98%
101'A
J-D
1947
Fuel Gas 1st gtd 5e
ACertificates
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•
101%
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—
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106 %
SANon-cum
105
106
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112'%
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107
108
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105
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104% 104%
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1960
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1946
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29
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82
1960
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1949
1980
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36
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1965
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1977
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106
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104'A
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887/a
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84%
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108%
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1946
1966
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80'A
84'A
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series
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21
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1945
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1974
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162
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1948
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6
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1962
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15
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1955
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1971
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1949
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1940
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1974
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1966
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1992
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1959
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688
Monday, February 12, 1945
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
YORK BOND RECORD
NEW
WEEK ENDING FEB. 9
FOR
RANGE
Interest
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Sale Price
or
;
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5s
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1960
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1961
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1959
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_
1958
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1961
:
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1964
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100 %
20
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1969
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1934
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43
24
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107
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1960
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pound unit of
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1952
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29%
67
36%
34
——
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1980
1955
1958
1959
4%s inc ser
Western Union Telegraph CoFunding & real estate 4%s
.84
78%
5
3%s
Power 3y2s
ref 5%s series A
&
1st
60%
53%
186
mtge
Penn
Western
•K: ,"
*69%
1-0
1994
1950
1950
1956
gold 5s
series A
6s
Mem
82%
J-J
gen
60
102% 102%
J-J
&
52%
59
F-A
1955
& gen 4s
60 3/4
81
102%
J-J
1950
Devel
1970
1971
mtge
Western
43%
25
V;
106%
f 4s series B
s
Gen
44
57
•
106
104% 104%
104%
J-J
mtge 4s
West
44
39%
39%
58%
36
J-J
1947
Pacific RR—
land grant 4s
&
series A
1971
4s inc series A-.-—-1981
mtge inc 4%s series B
1991
Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
1955
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s__2000
Washington Central Ry 1st 4s
1948
Westchester Ltg 5b stpd gtd
1950
963/4
53%
59%
'-If.
105%
—
112
*105
1959
1967
debentures
1st
96%
39%
56
•
.
23
24
F-A
Gen
25
57
J-J
1st 4s
Devel
113
42%'
104%
104
—
__
112
A-0
Gen
89%
89 Va
86%
257
F-A
Stamped
Southern Ry 1st cons
105
42%
•
f
86
-90
42%
41%
81%
F-A
1st ref gtd 4s
Fran Term
San
South
;
93%
93%
.
'. T?
103
W
96
87%
17
93%
102%
'
Wabash RR Co—
—
__
•81
1977
1968
1969
1981
Lines) A
(Oregon
1st 4%s
106
,90
57%
1979
Gold 4%s
1041%
103%
57%
M-8
Pacific Co—
Southern
104%
57
1950
1964
1963
1962
debentures
46%
90
92
92%
4i % y
U-S
—1952
Northwestern Ry
Skelly Oil 3s debentures
Socony-Vacuum Oil 3s debs
South & Nor Ala RR gtd 5s
South Bell Tel & Tel 3%s
40%
41
&
Chic
48
41%
■
Bee
42
91
93
59%
52%
2
104%
*100
J-J
81
16
250
1't
*102%
77%
72
*128
__
A-0
All Fla 6s A ctls—1935
A 6s series B certificates-,
1935
Bhell Union Oil 2%s debs
1954
!,
23/4s sinking fund debentures
1961
l§ASilesian-Am Corp coll tr 7s—r194J
4s
Pacific Div—
72
46
•92
f ASeaboard
Sioux
103%
A-0
1933
Co debentures
45
78%
103% 104%
"
.
91%
89%
35
s
91
76
•104%
Trust)—
1st gtd 4s
A Certificates
of deposit
Simmons
41
1-0
(Chemical Bank)-;.-
of dep
ACtfs
109%
87 %
76%
41
U-tf
1949
43 %
108
'
1959
AAtl & Birm
i?
37%
•110
Af-S
;
cons
14
74
78
A-0
Y Trust)
(Chemical Bank)
6s series A
ACtfs of dep (Guaranty
A 1st
693
91
F-A
1950
5 ARefunding 4s
ACtfs of dep .(N
56%
5
91%
57%
•
104% 104%
j-d
Af-S
1959
—.1957
Va Elec & Pwr 3y2s series B
19R8
1st & ref mtge 3s series D
1974
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st gold 5s__ 1949
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s
2003
1st cons 5s.
1958
Virginian Ry 3%s series A_„
1960
44 Va
6
J-D
1950
unstamped
§Alst gold 4s
§ A4s gold
"
51
90%
74
91
55%
It- N
Cons
37%
109% 109%,
J-J
91
56%
1971
Vandalia RR cons g 4s series
59%
51
2
39
J-J
1971
1952
1988
Paul Union
38
J-J
gold 4s_1968
4%s
1941
Depot 3ysS B
Schenley Distillers 4s s f deb
Scioto V & N E 1st gtd 4s
ISeaboard Air Line Ry—
St
38%
M-lf
bond certificates
—1989
A 2d 4s inc bond ctfs
Nov 1989
5 A 1st term & unifying 5s—
1952
AGen & ref gold 5s series A
1990
55
148
53%
39%
38
4s
Duluth 1st cons
f§ASt P & K C Sh L gtd
54%
55%
48
104
99%
95
21
38%
io
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
St Paul &
5iy4
52%
52%
J-J
J-D
.1953
Universal Pictures 3%s debs
48%
422
53
—1950
Certificates
1st
80
92%
51%
49%
j-J
-
.1949
Gas & Elec
35-year 3%s deb
Ref mtge 3y2s series A
101
95
50
104
A-O
.1960
ref 4s
income 5s
34-year 3%s deb
83
100%
100
95
50 %
J-J
103%
'f;
J-D
1974
United Biscuit 3y2s debs
100% 101
101
J-D
.1980
of Mo 3%s
1st
__
jlj
of deposit
ACons M 4%s series A
1978
A Certificates of deposit stpd——
A
102
87
United Drug 3y4s debs
1950
A
A Certificates
of deposit
APrior lien 5s series B
A
89%
•81
Jf-N"
1959
5s stpd
Francisco Ry
San
ISt Louis
•83%
A-0
81
80
J-J
82
RR of New Orl 3%s_.
Tenn
Union Electric Co
104% 105%
20
J-J
Adir 1st gold 5s
2d gold 6s
ISt Louis Iron Mountain & Southern—
River & Gulf Division
§ A 1st 4s stamped—
19AJ
A Certificates of deposit
—
Lawr &
Bt
101% 104%
f§AUnion Elev Ry (Chic) 5s
Union Oil of Calif 3s deb
104% 105
105
102% 104
104
U
23
3s
4%s
104
A-O
Pacific-Missouri—
Union
Baguenay Pwr Ltd 1st M
St Jos & Grand Island 1st
124
A-O
.1979
series D
ref 5s
&
135%
*134
.1977
ref 5s series C
&
106
21%
17%
98
22%
105
107%
—
127
106% 107
108%
58%
18%
J-J
J-J
108%
51
112
127
__
127
105% 106
F-A
.1950
5%s A
1st gold 5s
Tri-Cont Corp 5s conv deb A
108 y4
1
52%
51%
111
127
'
*1063/8
127
105% 107%
Trenton
108% 108%
5
29
111% 111%
J-J
J-J
J-J
Jan 1960
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt 3%s>. .1960
.1946
Toronto Ham St Buff 1st gold 4s_.
111
51%
104%
A-O
AAdJ
79%
__
U-S
U-S
106 %
104%
104%
J-J
.2019
3s deb
Third Ave Ry 1st
101%
108%
U-S
106%
105%
Af-N
Pac
105 y4
~5
74%
73
U-S
105%
.I960
Texas
—
A-0
103%
3
106
.1959
Company
Gen
104%
104 y4
62
101
99
99%
J-J
104
1
8
104
*104
Af-N
.1953
Texas & Pacific
107%
105
*105%
Af-N
106%
3s .debentures
Gen
104%
104 %
-1977
Gas & Elec Corp—
mtge 4%s series D
Rochester
Gen
*107y» 107 %
J-J
Rand deb 3Via—
Rensselaer & Saratoga RR Co1975
Gen mtge (4.7%
for 1947) due
..I960
Revere Copper & Brass 3 Vis
,_1939
t§ARio Grande West 1st gold 4s_
,_1949
A 1st cons & coll trust 4s A
107 y2
107 %
•
Remington
107 y2
106
48
105
106
95
106
J-J
104%
105%
;'.G,
106% 106%
106
603/4
103%
23
i
1st gold 5s
Gen & ref 5s series B
.
102%
5
106
106 y4
J-J
.1997
VI".'
••
—
106%
-
104
106%
M-N
3%s series B_. .1974
imp M 4s ser C
&
Texas
104% 105
106
106%
J-D
J-J
J-D
.1951
f gold 4s
s
Tixarkuna & Ft Smith
1-0
62
•60
*104%
High
HO3/*
58
RR Assn of St Louis—
refund
Ref & Jmpt mtge
100%
R
.1991
Low
110%
__
X
Gen
ioo
;
.
Apr
F-A
224% 224%
Tenn Coal Iron Ss RR gen 5s
J-J
M-N
:
__
__
January 1
Sold
NO.
Uiah
107% 108
.
Terminal
Quaker Oats
Pub Serv 4s
Southwestern
__
•107% 107%
Af-N
26
27%
27%
Af-3
101
5
103
102
J-J
1968
1972
2037
2037
Public Service El &
i.
•113
•F-A
1957
1956
Securities 4s
1A Providence
102 y2
•107% 109
J-J
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
LOW
»4ah
103 % 104
101
103
107% 107%
44
•ioi
J-J
extended to
-1950
Potomac El Pwr 1st M 3%S—.—1966
"1st mortgage 3 Vis
1977
Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
——1951
J st
103% 103%
103%
U-S
Sale Price
Tnm
He
Viah
Low
Last
Period
January I
Sold
Bid & Asked
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
107%
J-J
.
ABonds selling
flat.
far
bS
!t|
"
t
ttisfr
if.
CURB EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
WEEKLY
AND
delivery sales are disregarded in the week's range unless
footnote in the week in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in
NOTICE—Cash and deferred
in
a
3,- and
include
ending
present
the
of the week, and when selling ontsldc
for the year.
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDING FEB. 9
•
STOCKS—
*TOCKS
-
New
York
Friday
Motors
Wire Co
1
warrants
common..
Sales
Range
.
—10
New
Shares
Low
Range Since January
Supply Mfg class A_>_
Class
j.
5%
5,600
2%
Jan
Feb
Aireon
28%
28%
20
27%
Jan
283/4
Jan
Air-Way
19%
Jan
20
Jan
~4%
"4%
~4%
1,000
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Ainsworth Mfg common
Air-Associates Inc (NJ)^
Air
•
Investors
Convertible
For
;
13%
Jan
—10
preferred
page
693.
1%
12 %
13%
2,200
9%
Jan
13
y -12%
1
2
common
footnotes see
—.5
—-
13%
2%
2,300
12%
Jan
1,525
2%
Jan
2%
■
.
—
6
3
—
Jan
—-
Alabama
50c
3
50
Electric Appliance
Great Southern
Co $7
preferred-;
Alabama Power
$6
preferred
Alles & Fisher common——
Allied
Range
Sale Price
Jan
13 3/4
6
Int.1 Investing $3 conv
pfd
•
0
1
•
Sales
Week's
/for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Mfg Corp
5%
■
1
—1
B_
.II
Friday
Last
Exchange
High
Low
High
1
.28%
'
Aero
York Curb
for Week
of Prices
Par
ACF-Brill
■
Last
0"
Acme
Week's
Sale Price
Exchange.
Curb
the regular weekly range are shown
York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday,
daily reports of the Curb Exchange Itself, and i$,intended to
current year.
- '- ■ t
~
Friday
security, whether stock
every
only transactions
computing the range
furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New
1 (Feb. 9, 1945).
If3compiled entirely from the
or bond, in which any- dealings have occurred during the
In the following extensive list we
;
Feb.
YEARLY RECORD
they are the
7%
4%
7
High
Shares
116
116%
6%
Jan
6,900
4%
108%
Low
32,000
7%
4
108
Range Since January
;
.
3%
Jan
40
99%
Jan
v
20
1
High
'
8
Jan
4% Feb
110
Jan
116
Feb
117%
Jan
106
Jan
107%
Jan
6%
41
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
41
Jan
Number 4359
Volume 161
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
*
'
{6m
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Range
Shares
Low
Class
A
High
Jan
32V*
Jan
Burrv Biscuit
Jan
31%
Jan
Butler
8'%
....*
Aluminum Co common—_——J,
—I*
6%
Goods Mfg
Aluminum
Aluminum Industries common—. —-•
—
Book Co
American
Central
Jan
193%
Jan
400
15%
Jan
86 Vo
Jan
93%
Feb
Jan
1093/4
Feb
/
24
90
93 y2
1,150
Mfg
"2 3/a
2'/4
23%
503/4
48 Va
50%
15%
15 y2
16 J%
1
—-—
108
50
1093/4 109%
1
..100
»
400
2V4
46 y2
113%
3,900
.—23
A
Class B
—
—
50
493%
50
500
47
45
44 y2
45
150
43%
—I
5
4J%
5
7,200
American Cyanamid Co common
10
American & Foreign Power warrants-
38%
39%
A
Feb
-•
18'%
10
33V2
.33%
33%
6,500
preferred————
100
American General Corp common—lOo
$2 convertible preferred
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
.1
American Hard Rubber Co—
23
American Laundry Mach—
—20
American Light & Trac common
25
6% preferred—
...
25
112 y2
112% 1133/4
38 y4
650
425
American
Fork
American
Gas & Electric—;
&
Hoe
common:
38 5%
16
48A%
8%
Cables
Callite
31
Jan
33 5/e
111%
Jan
113 3%
Feb
8%
9%
Jan
43%
Feb
Jan
51
Feb
35
35'%
450
is y8
18%
3.500
243%
54
55
Feb
101
101
18%
Feb
26%
Jan;'
26 V2
Jan
51
70
Meter Co..
.
Potash & Chemical—
; American
American
'
—10
American Seal-Kap common
—3
Amer Superpower Corp com
—10c
1st $6 preferred—
*
$6 series preferred.
•
American Thread 5% preferred
3
American Writing Paper common
•
f
!
Post Fence
Anchor
Jan
57
Jan
101
100 Va
5 V*
Class
2iy4
Z Jan
Feb
Oil & Refining Co
Electric Industries—
Ashland
Feb
•
7%
&
223%
$6
Corp
Central
Ohio
Central
Power &
4%
Jan
4%
Feb,
19%
Central &
Jan
Cessna
140
iuya
Jan
113%
IV*
Jan
9%
Jan
33% Jan
4%
Jan
4 3/4
5ya
40,600
3%
Jan
5%
10%
Jan
103%
20
1103%
113
Steel
curp
Cities Service
$6
Jan
Jan
Clark
"9%
~9%
~9%
65%
60
68
53/4
9%
Jan
Controller
Neon
1
Jan
Cleveland
Feb
Clinchfield
Club
~s%
Jan Z
~9%
Jan
58 V*
Jan
68
Feb
2%
Jan
234
Electric
Coal
Colon
Plow
Co
Co
Colonial
Jan
Colt's
17
1,800
143/4
Jan
5%
Jan
18 %
Jan
534
Jan
10%
Jan
12 V*
Jah
25
18%
5%
Feb
Jan
16%
Jan
;
Fire
&
11%
12%
10 Va
Jan
123%
Feb
4% ^preferred series C
12%
200
12
Jan
3 3/a
8,400
3
Feb
preferred
Aircraft common
Bell Tel of Canada.
^
Bellanca
:
,12% Feb
3% Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Feb
7
Jan
Consolidated
—
1
1
—
**
•
(E W)
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
3iy2
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Copper
Jan
145 %
Jan
Coro Inc d
43%
360
36
Jan
43 %
Feb
45
100
45
Jan
46
7%
prior
(H C)
l'/a
17,100
2%
Jan
v;-
'
■•'••••
13%
Jan
15
Jan
16
Jan
$6
12%
;
1,300
Jan
143%
Jan
Cosden
11%
13
275
10 Vb
Jan
13
20 3/4
22,600
15%
Jan
20 3%
3%
3%
6,400
3 Va
Jan
4
Jan
51
Jan
55
Feb
Croft
Feb
&
1st preferred—
Co
Borne Scrymser
Inc
Bourjois
—100
—.25
...
common
...
1st preferred
7%
Breeze
Corp
•
Aeronautical
Brewster
convertible
Bridgeport Oil Co.
Mfg Co common
British American
American
Am dep rects
dep
American
rets
19%
Feb
11%
Jan
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petrol
(Md)
Jan
Crown
Crown
44
4
115
33y2
Jan
200
12 Va
Jan
12%
%
Jan
1%
Jan
4,200
37 V*
Jan
600
1
48
3%
Jan
4%
.
48
38
39 3/4
725
351/4
Jan
39% Feb
34%
36%
2,800
28i/a
Jan
36 >/2
4%
4%
300
1st
"5%
"6%
9
5,300
5%
2,100
37%
1,050
■Z:Z9'Z
5%
36%
5%
•
36'% ;
-
43/4
Feb
12%
Jan
4V4
18,900
93%
"5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8 '/a
Jan
5Vb
75
74%
•■•'•V..:
Jan
76
.1/64 Jan
271/4
311/4
Jan
11%
ii
.
Jan
1
Jan
A Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
121/a
Feb
>
Jan
IV*
Feb
8%
8Va
70 Ve
7% Jan
100
69 V*
70
1,600
67y4
8% Jan
Jan
70%
Feb
Jan
Jan
110
Jan
7%
6
9,600
6%..17%.
7%i Jan
2,350
43 y2
Jan
47%
87/a, A 9%
2,100
8%
Jan
ov*
Jan
115%
Jan
115%
Jan
9
i~
-
■,
2%
2%
20%
5%
21%
5%
I
15%
14%
—-•
Jan
46%. .(47%
57%
21%
17%
7,100
2%
Jan
1,200
18%
Jan
6'%
23,600
4%
Jan
15%
5,300
i3y4
Jan
108'%
Jan
3
?,
-"
8%
Ik
16
15
200
8%
18
Feb
3
Feb
25% Jan
6%
■
16
Feb
Jan
\
:z% 120
110% 111%
17%
17%
8%
3%
105%
103
3V4
3
111%
Jan
8%
Jan
J6
1,550
1,800
Feb
17%
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
ZZ;
lil Feb
34%
2iyz
Jan
Cork
Cuban
Jan
18V2
Jan
4Va
Jan
4%
Jan
10%
21% Jan
34 3%
800
26%
27%
13,300
1%
36,700
23%
Feb
109
Jan
33
Jan
Feb
3% Jan /
35
Jan
:■>
1%
1
10 V*
—
Jan
11% Jan
8
Jan
15
Jan
9% Jan
16%, Jan
4ya
4%
3,600
9
—
ioya
3ya
2%
2%
-
Lighting Inc
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
Jan
2634
14%
2~50
14%
•
13
1 13
13%
•
650
Feb
Jan
10 y2
—
28 3%
5%
•
•
—
2%; .Jan.
38
Feb
14%
11,400
300
Jan
26 Vb
—-
26%
4% ZPeb.
26 3 4, Jain
35
"
26%
—«j
common-
Jan
2Ve
500
'
'
Jan
26 Va
——
*
2%
5;
Jan
283% Jan
IV* Feb
150
4%
25
800
9 V*
Jan
3,900
10%
8 3/8
„
.—250
Jan
16%
8 5%
.
Jan
1
16%
1U%
*
.
914
25%
Jan
Z 18
6i%
Jan
Jan
Jan
13% Feb
Jan
Jan
2,100
Jan
9 Vb
3,700
Jan
4.
Jan
84
3%
33%
27%
——•
International A
Curtis
4%
950
16%
Jan
2
109
'
i
....8
common
Jan
15
4%
Jan
16%
16.700
4
3%
"
Tobacco
20
"9%
10%
4,000
19 V*
Feb
Jan
Davenport Hosiery Mills
.-"Dayton Rubber iMfg—
url9% Jan
5%
2%
6ya
Z
2%
~2%
Feb
5%
3,775
1,700
7%
Jan
100
3,300
;&?4'.2%
Jan
Dejay
"43%
22
33%
5.700
5y8
91
35 V2
—.
Jan
Jan
v
Feb
'Detroit
Detroit
53% Jan
9% Jan
36%
Jan
10% Feb
10%
10 y»
11%
10
22%
6,800
20 Ve
Jan
22%
450
lliy4
Jan
112%
Jan
103% Jan
1% Jan
11%
7%
Feb
Jan
Jan
11 %
Feb
—-
22%
11%
den rots...
page
28
112
—
13%
593.
112 y4
11%
2
>
;
4,100
25,400
'
2
Jan
20
1
Mich Stove Co
Z
Am
Divco
1
preferred.
——
Diamond Shoe common
...
Diana Stores Corp..————
Distillers Co Ltd—
4
dep rets ord reg
Corporation
Dobeckmun
Co
■
1%
——.1
88
101/2
H
16%
16%
Jan
28
Feb
..
Feb
151/2
500
4,200,*.
31
Jan
351/2
Jan,
171/4 Jan
51/4 Jan
6% Jan
10
86
-^.,800
9
Jan
X371/2
88
Jan
Jan
S'^-300
11 Vtr Jan
'V/2
63/4
6%
28 Va
1%
7
291/2
16 **4l&n
16% Feb
21V4 Jan
29 V2
10
10
.•
1
1-.—£1
—1
common—*
6%
._
1
-10
common
Steel Products..
De Vilbiss Co common.;
f
i—_—.
...
6%
Jan.
221/2
6,750
__
—_•,10%
1
:
Gasket & Mfg.
161/2
88
50
preferred—.
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry.—
15%
6%
...100
/6%
Jan
.
5
iclass A common
debenture*.
Detroit
Feb
28
>
1
Derby Oil & Ref Corp
Feb
23 Ve
««*.
.31
24
35
$6 prior preferred...
v
7% Feb
20
•
1 '•■:/ 27%
.
Stored——.
Dennison
t
27
24
>.
27
5%
Jan
—
Class A convertible.;,
20% Jan
19y4
11 V
see
Jan
391/2 Jan
71
420
76
30
M.M
—
4,300
21 ya
Sullivan.—.
For footnotes
Feb
6Va
Jan
108
Sugar
'
Co common
Burma Corp Am
9%
Jan
35
70
Atlantic
4,000
91
Mills Ltd—
&
6»/8 Feb
110 1. 1*0
Cuban
18%
27
preferred—.—.
preferred.
Hill
Feb
3%
110
Feb
Buffalo Niagara & East Power
$5
Jan
118
Jan
21
ord bearer.—..
ord reg—
Buckeye Pipe Line—
$1.60
2 ya Jan
113/4
*'
17%
$5 prior preferred
(EL)
Jan
12
36 %
Crystal ; Oil Refining common—.
—16
$6 preferred
20%
21
Brown Rubber Co common—
•Bunker
Brewing Co
Drug Co common
"V convertible preferred
Jan
1,600
12%
4%
Jan
Jan
32
50
33
33
-
Tobacco—
preferred..
Bruck Silk
21%
Jan
Jan
.1
—
Jan
Oil Co
'Brown Formart Distillers.
Bruce
Jan
l3/a
81/2
250
...
fBrown Fence & Wire common—.
'
19 7/8
1,200
39%
receipts (ord reg)—£1
dep
Jan
British Celanese Ltd—
A
9% Jan
6,800
50
Petroleum
9%
17%f
10
——
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power, class A
Class B —J.—
Class
Feb
A
Class
Am
Jan
10%
"
Brillo
British
119 ya
Jan
11%
1%
1
preferred
lo%
1,350
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
:
Jan
8%
Courtaulds Ltd—
Feb
20%%
4%
llli/a
213%
1%:
21%
"l%
—
300
%
__1
common.
130
4,200
10%
Jan
1
common—
13,400
110
k■'■■'■ ,Z
Feb
Jan
_—
10%
12%
—
Jan
119
•
Reynolds
19%
-
45%
Feb
121/2
—
10%
_•
100
$5 2d preferred
Brazilian Traction Lgt & Pwr
128j/2
Jan
•
153/4
*
——
BowiriattftBiltmore
Jan
11
103%
—50
53%
33
117
200
118
;—
55
'
7%
3,800
12
116
;
Petroleum
Creole
19 VB
128 %
;v:>;
——
Co
preferred A
18 '/a
54%
20%
...•
preferred
Range
Corr'von
5%
•
Co common
Jan
Jan
2%
19
•
(S) & Co—
Blumenthal
Bohack
16 Ve
160
Cornucopia Gold Mines
12%
3%
Feb
20%
10
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
4
12%
.1
•
118%
123
...100
18%
1
Ridge Corp common
;
S3 optional convertible preferred
Feb
Jan
it
116% 117
Co
29
»
—
common.
Blue
1%
85
19%
'
Bliss
Jan
1,250
45,800
116%
Fdy & Machine Co—
125
J.' Z'
"
Jan
26,400
Continental Gas & Electric Co—
200
2%
V z;
—
Jan
1%
-IlOo
1,300
'
Bickfords Inc common
1$
118%
11%
*
;
4%
45
~2%
Feb
36 Vo
—100
Oil—,
Corp
19%
37
43 %
Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach Co com—•
Textile
Consol
Feb
Steel
145
•
•
Hedges common
preferred—
Berkey & Gay Furniture—
&
Convertible
113% Jan
29%
4%
Feb
13%
.160
19%
4ya
118
Jan
12%
—100
29
29%
35
500
103
127%
—
preferred
Consolidated Royalty
loy2
900
13%
1
Gas Utilities
V
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Retail Stores..—— ...^1
18
Jan
9
112. z Jan
50
118
Jan
35%.
1
Co
series B preferred
Continental
100
100
common
Biscuit
Consol G E L P Bait common—
8 % :
10%
Feb
Feb
16%
700
il/»%
.
11%
111/2
Jan
950
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
12% '-13 ''ZZ:;
1%
42 V2
Jan
8%
10%
Jan
Consolidated
Brummel Ties..
35
12%
12%
Beauni: Mills Inc common..
U8
35
l'/e
Jan
IOVB
118
12%
41
Jan
100
rl%
42
5%
900
11%
12%
42
10%
11%
1
34%
16%
9%
11%
—•
13'% Feb
—
51/4 Jan
16'/4
—25
1
1946
Jan
200
Feb
Feb
11%
—
wariants—
...
Jan
7,400
Jan
4%
Coke Secur common..—•
10%
,
Jan
13'/4
120
4,200
600
29%
:*Z;
Feb
106
4%
4%
%
3,100
7
8% Feb
v
11/4 Feb
u
42,500
18
,
Jan
200
extended to
c
Jan* ,J
Ih
200
13%
—
Feb
5,500
3l2
33%
los Andes-
common.,—
43%
V;
30%
18
preferred
Consolidated
1st preferred
1%
120
32
11%
6'/a
1
100
32%
17%
Feb
Feb
10y2
■
Jan >'
■
preference
Commonwealth & Southern
12%
3 ~Z
Feb
25
Electric—
Gas &
32%
,4,200
.!
121/4
25
Arms
Community Public Service
Community Water Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Baldwin Locomotive—
100
Jan
118
1
Airlines
Patent
Columbia
Feb
23
300
8%
50
Colorado Fuel & Iron warrants
Feb
17%
10%
■10%
.
120
.
Jan
17
Jan*
91/8
Jan V
ordinary
Development
11%
200
24
150
16,100
•
■'■19%
200
25
•
*.
Feb
1,200
Jan V
Jan
—04
*
100
common.
Jan
'
14V4
11
...
Utensil
Aluminum
Cockshutt
Corp
10%
.
Feb
1.600
77a
1
17 Va
53A
114
8V2
18%
104 Va
.1
Inc..
9,700
12%
Jan
100
90
20
Mfg
Illuminating
2,200
25
113
9%
8%
*
19%
■■
Jan
10
11
7,800
115
20
114
Jan
1,700
10
Co
Lights
& Lambert
17
6,000
23/4
Feb
114
9%
113
City
Jan; /
3
525
113/4
.
3/4
1,100
2,775
/■■
Feb
30
115
25
•
Jan
1
'
8%
1
...100
$6 preferred BB
8%
"5%
Jan
90
44%
105% 1053%
.5
Auto Stomping.
City & Suburban Homes
25
5
—1
•
100
1
10
20
1
441/2
10
•
Feb
"3%
Feb
_•
Jan
14
1
Feb
42%
•
•
10
prefeSred B
16
shares—
13
9%
_1
i
23'%
$3
Steel Corp.
Barlow & Seelig Mfg—
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories Inc
Jan
3% Feb
50©
preferred
60c
V t
Barium
291/2
1
common
Feb
12
181/4
Jan
4
Jan
It
1
Jan
28 %
100
...
12%
—30
16%
150
<8%
pfd
common
20
1
7fo
preferred
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Jan
475
60,000
17 -Z';
105%
Utilities
West
l.ioo
25
•
l'/e
I8V4
113
113
•
Proaucts
Light 7 %
South
Conn Gas
Blauner's
pfd
5%
4,500
10%
Jan
29%
115
100
pfd..l00
com
7%
16
Voting
Benson
Elec
&
Power
21
11 %E
6%
Jan
17
w—'"
1
Consolidated Mining
SChilds Co preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
26
29
10
Chief
Jan
1,100
Automatic
warrants for common
"*2 ®%, ~3Ve
42%
•
1
Chicago Rivet & Mach
Feb
6,200
15%
Babcock it Wilcox Co
—
preferred..*
Chamberlin Co of America
Feb
4%
12
lllA
*
Aircraft Co common
Ciictrjs
Jan
25
Jan
4%
"
"2%
•
...
Cherry-Burrell common
5
Chesebrough Mfg
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co common—*
Jan
3%
Jan
3
20%
7,600
112% 113 V*
934
87/a
Gas
Central
800
61/2
5%
100
.1
...
Power
Feb
:
Jan
•
•
A.
2,800
Machine
—.
;
York
%
1,800
25 "'-'Z
Hudson
New
125% Feb
z- 22% Feb
200
31%
15%
$1.50 convertible
—
of America
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
6%
6V*
6%
'
•
Jan
Feb,1
•
26
,....25
>v
=
3/a
18
8% Jan
Jan,
8%
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
Alcohol—
..
120>/2
Feb
1
Beau
-•
15%
■
20
9% Feb
100
-
preference
Central Maine
6%
Products
(L)
Ltd
Co
& Co..
Central
6>%
Automatic
7%
.5
(A M)
Jan
Jan
2%
Baumann
8% Jan
:
Catalin
Jan
Jan
10%
18 3/a
de
Jan
Co com
Jan
5%
2V2
American
7%
(J W)
6%
3%
19 V*
Banco
2,200
Products
15%
2,100
10%
Purchase
8%
preferred
44
18,500
5
1
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
7%
common
Jan
6'%
Corp
5
7%
20
Atlas Corp warrants
Avery (BPI & Sons common
6% preferred-.
:1
class
Jan
11,300
1
*
8 3/a
Corp
Carter
Clayton
Plywood
Jan
Casco
Claude
Drop Forge common
Jan
6%
Carolina Power & Light $7
reg..——.—£1
Associated Laundries of America
•
Associated Tel & Tel class A
•
Atlanta Birm & Coast RR Co pfd—100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
50
Atlas
Jan
734
Co
Carnation Co
American dep rects
Atlas
3%
400
1,800
Products
City
Jan
103%
103%
1103% 110%
"
3% Jan
"9
12
Capital
Carman
4 3%
18%
— —.
Jan
8%
Canadian Marconi
Associated
;
Feb
2%
"SV*
preferred
13%
6%
3%
43/4
2V2
Jan
Feb
33
4y2
22y2
5
Metal Works common
2%
Jan
4%
...—2.50
Equipment Corp
Aro
Art
Jan
6
;—:
—10
Arkansas Power & Light $7 preferred.*
Jan
1%
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Castle
43%
4%
2
2 Ve
—
_1
voting.
Class B non voting
41%
2,800
93,100
——
~8%
2%
2
7%
Industrial
125
%
3y0
i;
2%
2%
£1
..
A
6,700
43%
14%
5%
A
25
50e
8% pfd—
preferred
31
*
preferred
6%
1%
81,100
33
14
*
Feb
~7%
Cement
100
33
43%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
—— £ 1
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Elec Mfg Co common
•
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd—100
Argus Inc —
——
—1
Arkansas Natural Gas common—.—-•
Common class A non-voting
•
*
2 >4
1%
Republics—
American
5 Va
10
Participating
Jan
17%
425
100
Jan
32%
^
100
1
•
—•
Jan
'
—
Maracaibo Co—....
4%
Insurance..
Fire
Canadian
'
American
700
Jan
35%
Jan
19
350
Feb
5%
..500
Electric Power
Tungsten
6Va%
Jan
48%
23 y2
3»/a
5
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd—
Jan
41%
common
Co
Preferred
19
125
22%
Jan
5
Sugar Estate
Canada
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
3Hi
—250
common
American dep rets
California
Jan
3/a
aV Jan
17%
500
51
6,700
Wireless—
&
Calamba
Jan
1,350
43 y2
51
3%
C |||,:
Jan
39%
Jan
3%
Voting trust certificates
Jan
5
Jan
9ya
43
43%
52
48%
Jan
Jan
9,100
is y8
Mfg
16%
Jan
4
4,600
V*
183%
American
2y2 Jan
50% Feb
Jan
H)
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
33%
Cable Electric Products common
Jan
Camden
.—25
class
Convertible
Jan
26
Jan
(P
Low
_12Vao
Corp..
Feb
20y4
Feb
280
Z
Shares
Jan
117
Power & .uight—
Cities
American
Jan
112y2
100
23
I100
preferred..—
6%:
American Beverage common.
American
,36%
400
93
~Y
Ltd common
Aluminium
413%
4,800
23
for Week
,
Jan
9
40%
39 y2
«
4—
Jan
115% 117
20 V*
2oy4
39 y2
..100
preferred——
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Par
29
100
293%
293%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
>
Low
High
.—23
common.;—
conv
Altorfer Bros Co common—
9
30
...10
(Mich)—.—
FEB.
for Week
of Prices
Par
Products
Allied
WEEK ENDING
STOCKS*
Last
Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS—
York
New
Week's
Friday
21% Jan
1% Feb
4'400«irfv'i,4w
5,900."
1% J an
27
Jan-
25% Jan
7
Feb
291/2 Feb
25% Jan
31
Jan
IV
Jan
18%
183/4
18%
18
Jan
18%
141%
14:
14%
13%
Jan
15% Jan
13
1114
Jan'
13% Feb *
22
20
Jan
23%
Feb
*
-
131/4
Jan
THE COMMERCIAL &
690
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
FOR
RANGE
Exchange
Curb
Week's
Sales
Lasl
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'
.
Sale Price
''
1
"
'
Bridge Co Ltd
'4%
1,300
5%
common
Sulphur
Duval Taxas
East
class B common
Hosiery
Test Corp
preferred
prior
preferred
Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
6%
Eastern
$5
Jan
80
Jan
43
150
38%
Jan
50
Jan
Hummel-Ross
84
Jan
9
14%
A
2 Va
Jan
234
Jan
84 %
Huyler's common
Jan
Feb
81
4
Feb
1474
Feb
Jan
t%
"1%
~2
3,500
54%
55
54%
1,000
54
Jan
oaii
33%
Jan
Illinois
"1%
J«n
2
Feb
45%
Dividend
55
Feb
Jan
55
Feb
Jan
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
47%
•
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
11
Jan
18%
11%
974
Jan
700
n
9574
Jan
97%
Feb
Feb
99%
99%
3,900
97%
Jan
100 %
82
83%
2,850
70
Jan
8374
%
100
%
12%
39
300
11%
Jan
12'A
35%
Jan
39
Jan
19%
22%
4,500
15
Jan
62
1,725
49
Jan
7%
7%
Jan
Jan
Feb
43 Va
Jan
Jan
'11%
Jan
Jan
174
Feb
Jan
47%
Feb
11
100
1%
44,400
650
9
600
8%
Jan
30
30
50
29%
Jan
30
4974
51
600
4674
Jan
54
174
43
Co
International
1174
9%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Preferred
International Minerals and
& Warehouse
Association (Phila)
Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
Ford Motor of Canada-
Co—25
10
—*
B voting
Class
(Peter) Brewing new
Franklin Co DistillingFroedtert Grain & Malt common.
Fuller (Geo A) Co
—1.25
$3
stock
convertible
conv
4%
1374
Jan
37a
Jan
4%
Jan
3V8
Investors
16 74
Jan
17 74
Jan
Royalty
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust
45 VB
Jan
5274
Jan
Irving
500
9%
Jan
Jan
Italian Superpower
6574
5%
Jan
6%
2,300
Jan
2374
Feb
100
22 74
Jacobs
>
474
Jan
2,200
29
314
Jan
18
18 %
600
17%
20%
1,400
17%
110
55%
82%
120
77
18%
Jan
Jan
100
Feb
6%
7%
Julian
Jan
83
Jan
87%
4
2,500
374
2,200
1' %
Jan
(AC)
Gilbert
a..
8%
8
1974
Gladding .McBean
3,600
20
200
%
1,100
*
102% 104
'
7
.7%
Feb
Klein
Feb
Kleinert
Feb
Kobacker
Feb
18%
Jan
874
20
,
I4.57
ioi
Jan
1 Jail
F-Mv' Jim
n, 2 ■ Jarf
-7
3%
Jan
1,500
274
Jan
97
98
280
14
14
100
i-W
—
2%
& Co
Coal
25
112
(I B)
Co
13%
20%
10
-
Mfg
Gorham
Mfg Co
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Gray
Non-voting
7%
Great
common
Northern
__
Greenfield Tap
Grocery Stores
Gulf State Utilities $4.40 pfd
Gypsum Lime &
20
12,800
17%
Jan
20
48%
Jan
54 3A
Id
Jan
24
Jan
111%
100
109
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113
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22,700
1
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9%
200
350
13
20
48
350
48%
3,500
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Jan
Jan
Jan
48
Feb
48%
Feb
Jan
974
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Feb
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15%
Jan
3974 Jan
774
13
86
Jan
97
Co
135
Jan
140
550
38
12%
13
1.600
9%
10
800
Jan
~8%
10
Hartford Electric Light
25
Hartford Rayon voting trust ctfs
1
Harvard Brewing Co
1
Hat Corp of America B non-vot com—1
Hazeltine Corp
•
28
Hammermlll
Hearn
b%
Hecia
Dent
Paper
9
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10%
Jan
J 4
125
7%
Jan
8
74
10
Jan
Feb
111%
Ltd-
Mining Co
:
25o
Jan
11%
Heller
Co
27%
Jan
29
53%
55%
Jan
574%
preferred w w
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—
Ja®(di.)s
8%
3174- Jann«<5
36 %
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774
Jan
8%
7%
8%
1,200
7
32%
32%
32%
300
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674
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300
49
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10
48%
Jan
12,600
874
Jan
2.50
Heyden Chemical common
Hoe (R) & Co class A
Hollinger
J
■
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:
50
Jan
1174
Hormel
For
(Geo A)
& Co common
footnotes
see
page
693.
Jan
17%
Jan
%
Jan
7a
Jan
Feb
1 %
Feb
Feb
22
6%
Feb
104
Jan
1067B
Feb
50
108
Jan
10974
Jan
10
109%
Jan
100
2174
Feb
7t: 22
116%
Feb
118
114
Feb
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Feb
32
9
9
25
23
800
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
:
30
950
33
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
•
22%
Jan
25 %
Jan
80
52%
Jan
70
43%
Jan
8.700
37a
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Feb
47
4 74
8%
4%
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Feb
1
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Jan
1,300
7%
Jan
9%
12,300
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Jan
M
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
61
Jan
Jan
63
Feb
Feb
11%
11%
67%
62%
1,960
58
Jan
67%
Feb
2.800
66%,
577/2
Jan
6674
Feb
20VB
21%
7,400
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21%
5%
24,700
3%
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5%
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6%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
28%
Feb
31
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
1,900
15%
16%
3,200
14
Jan
16'3 8
Feb
450
27%
Feb
28
Jan
3,100
28
3%
4 74
274
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
A——.*
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8
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Feb
~7%
174
14
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Feb
28
26,700
14
27%
Feb
1,700
2
31
16%
28 •
4%
774
1674
.
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55
60
60
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-
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Corp
60
60
:
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4%
500
1914
20 %
200
18%
12'A
12%
6.800
1014
9%
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9%
5,400
8%
common..:
22
Jan
12%
Jan
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
32
1,350
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17%
1774
108
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108
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Corp
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Mead Johnson. & Co—
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17%
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154
Jan
100
-1
103
4%
10474
16
9
6V2 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
3,400
18%
Jan
2374
Feb
2078
21'A
1,300
19%
Jan
21%
1,300
33
Jan
39%
Jan
8
11%
IIV4
11%
6,100
9'/a
Jan
11%
Feb
15%
18%
2,100
1474
Jan
18%
Feb
14
Jan
15%
Feb
40%
Jan
/
,
25c
Metal Textile Corp.—
Participating
preferred—r—
Corp—
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Bumper
,
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15
1-—-1
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Micromatic Hone Corp
—
10
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374
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102
4%
4
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103
4%
4
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3%
9%
1%
10%
14'/2
110
33
Jan
36
6
v'
3,900
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
934
Feb
1%
Jan
,7%
7. ; Jan
8%
Jin
91
50
96%
Feb
16%
Jan
4%
Jnn
Jan
3%
...
110
Jan
Jan
5%
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Jan
3%
200
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Jan
100
4.400
45
Feb
5
Jan
4
75
Feb
Jan
Jai>
-
1374
3,400
9 74
18
155
Jan
474
2,000
/
Jan
Jan
144
140
4
Feb
Jan
50
,
3
Jan
8%
Jan
5.700
174
Jan
2.200
8'A
Jan
1,500
Feb
Jan
12%
6.800
450
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Jan
Jin
874
Jan
*3,600
1.500
6%
Jan
Jan
1
.
1,900
J
'
22%
V
2.900
5
r-:
—
1%
Michigan Sugar Co
4%
96% 96%
14% 15%
'
A preferred
Messabi Iron Co
Jan
36
5
\^^trr£ints
Jan
Jan
8%
18%
Jan
700
9'A
9%
16% 18
153V2 154V2
14%
18
8%
1%.
Jan
110
9%
1
3
Jan
104
160
6%
A/AA,.
8.74
•,
.
500
110
36
6%
Ltd.—...——£1
2%
1474
1,600
2%
17%
—
8
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
125
—
Memphis Natural Gas common..
383/4
Jan
4%
Jan
\Mercantile Stores common
—
Merritt Chapman & Scott———
10
5%' Jan
11%
.?
2574
Jan
Jan
2,000
Jan
4
2,500
41,100
100
Jan
5%
Jan
28
Jan
18
Feb
2%
28
11
50
10%
Jan
1614
28
15
300
Jan
1
Jan
25
"
9%
19
1,300
Jan.
Jan
11
1,600
2,900
6%
Jan
900
Jan
22%
13%
14%
38%
1 %
500
2,700
60
66
21
38%
2%
10%
150
35
38%
2,000
47
1
100
35 %
•
•
Jan
16
14%
22 %
•
common
Jan
52%
60
.
Feb
10
Consolidated G M
Holophane Co
Horder's Inc
26
Jan
50
11
103 74
20%
Jan
51%
17%
23%
8%
Feb
23
300
15%
18.
5
Hewitt Rubber common
2%
174
11
8%
Jan
3
1,500
Communication: Co
Feb
Jaflirjif:
•
1
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MargayOil Corp.—aa-aA?
,Marion Steam,Shovel.,
_•
9%
Mass Utilities Association v t 6—.;..—.1' "
1%
Massey Harris common
•
8%
Jan
Jan
4
loo
Henry Holt & Co participating A
1%
8
Mengel Stores———
———
-1 ■
$5 convertible preferred—.—
•
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
———•
Marconi Internat Marine
Jan
4%
174
200
23%
—
21%
,
Jan
2%
2,100
2,400
Lynch
Jan
2
2,900
11 *
Jan
10%- Jan
1,900
7%
.
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
Jan
174
•
ZZTZ—2
common
Jan
13
4
14%
Helena Rubinstein
20%
16%;
Louisiana Land
Feb
474
1174
Feb
20%
Jan
14%
class
Jan
250
28
1074
14V8
Jan
19%
54%
Lone Star Gas
Feb
974
1%
1174
Jan
18%
300
45%
Locke Steel Chain
Jan
2,500
11%
49"
9%
8,400
9
of Delaware
7% preferred
Manati Sugar optional warrants.
28
18,700
874 Feb
4
174
50
preferred
r
Jan
•7%
Lit
^'■1 w. H
10%
21%
22%
-5
—10
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6 % preferred.
25
Feb
38
3574
110%
1074
Jan
5V«
Lionel
Feb
Lamp Co——f
Hamilton Bridge
Co Ltd
"
Feb
20%
100
—
Line Material Co
Feb
300
Hall
25%
7%
LoMnw
500
~8
Jan
1
Corp
Lane Bryant
Feb
2,000
54%
97
—
25%
19
5
.—100
Lane Wells Co common—_———l
Langendorf United Bakeries class A—•
Class
B—...—
———————*
Lefcourt Realty common——^—1
Convertible preferred
•
Leonard Oil Development....—..—25
Le Tourneau (R G) Ih6
11
Feb:
137
•
Feb
5,200
-•
Inc
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Feb
100
Alabastine—
Jan
21%
20%
93
12%
89%
Jan
30%
1
135
10
Feb
20
13
Lake Shore Mines
Feb
37%
85
500
100
116% 116%
—
Jan
97
__
Jan
1,250
116%
106%
109 %
110
135
28
& Die
•
Products common—25o
Jan
Jan
65
:)
6
Jan
•
Paper
3
3
Feb
66%
19%
13 Ve
13%
Feb
Feb
4% 4%
12'/8 13%
G
6 ,4
106% 106-'«
.108 % 109 /a
113 113
21% 22 .
4'%
12%
Lackawanna RR (N J)
100
Certificates of deposit—.—.—
13%
8
2%
Feb
ion
stock
preferred
1st
9
Jan
2%
-
—
Jan
Jan
48
48%
10
1
..—9
common
Grand Rapids Varnish
-
112 74
Jan
47
Jan
63
60%
20% 22%
9% 10%
21%
Jan
15
9%
-
•
Feb
60
52
100
300
2%
2%
62
88%
21%
%
11V74
12%
74
115 Va
Jan
57% Jan
60
♦
300
%
'
Jan
700
110
Jan
1%
14
100
74
—1
•
Mines
113%
20
52%
19'A
111
—•
preferred
Consolidated
Gorham Inc class A
$3
preferred
$7
Goldfield
30
—
Jan
19
53%
Jan
100
common
Rubber Co—
Stores
Brewing
Kreuger
Lamson
54%
27%
22
L-
—
Jan
1374
20'A
—*.
class A
Jan
Feb
12% 14 Va
20% 20%
20% 2014
10% 11 %
2%
325
25
—
24Va
.
Godchaux Sugars
26%
85
21%
13%
18
19%
650
12%
Feb
1374
/
Feb
27%
60%
110
18%
11%
2%
2%
52
*
*
•
*
Jan
Jan
99
Jan
92
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(D
Kresge Dept Stores— *
4% convertible 1st preferred
104:
Jan
84
112
11
1
•
10
1
Knott Corp common
Jan
7, 8%
Jan
'•;•
7
"2 Va
274
11% Jan
12% Jan.
—
100
1
Ltd
Kirkland Lake G M Co
132
—-
■
12% Jan
100
300
1
Jan
210
—
r
•
—6
100
_
16%
30
142% 14274
Petroleum.
Jan
—"
—
Co
Alden
7%
6%' Jan
1,700
113% 113%
59
59%
•
60%
68%
preferred—100
9
A
*
*
Elec 7%
Inc
Jan
1674
7 Ye
•
common
Preferred
Gilchrist
1% Feb
Kiibv
_
preferred--*.;j
7
Jan
1%
Co
nrpfATTpd-
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4
1%
7Va
;
12%
12%;
11%
61'% 61 %
•
•
1
(Walter) & Co.—
Kings Co Lighting 7% pfd B
5% preferred D
Kingston
Products
Feb
3%
A stock
• '
—
General Shareholdings Corp com
1
$6 convertible preferred
•
97
Gen Water Gas & Electric common—1
$3
preferred
• %; —
Geoigia Power $6 preferred—
—•
Rayon
—
12%
113%
1
ctfs—*
——1
•
Kidde
Jan
•
20
• A142%
100 £ —
Adv 6% pfd
Public Service $6
General
General
Feb
V —"
1
*
Central Pwr & Lt 5%% pfd—100
preferred..
—
100
preferred
100
& Kokenge Co——
.•
Key Co common
87%
1%
A—
Ken-Rad Tube & Lamp
Jan
10
Elec $6 preferred B
General Outdoor
17%
17'A
Jan
54 % .Tan
26%
:
Aircraft Engine Co
Kansas Gas &
,
9%
Ltd—
preferred series A
Gen Gas &
v."t
Jan
dep rets ord
General Fireproofing common
.v..-,
..
9%
2
*
Co common
Air Chute
Kennedy's
reg———£1
General Finance Corp common
—1
5%
13% Jan
16
Jan
•
100
preferred
Amer
Jan
5,100
16
16%
Jan
Jan
Jan
60
•'
•
common
General Alloys Co
Gen Electric Co
17%
14%
53
200
Jan
2074
Jan
60
3%
Jan
19%
59
i--'
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
650
3%
81%
•
Feb
24
Jan
',777:
Gellman Mfg
Feb
(FL) Co
Jeannette Glass Co
Jacobs
Jersey
*
5 %
15%
Jan
22 74
20 Va
-
1
11
130
59
X
——
preferred——.
Gatineau Power Co
4,200
Jan
^
1,000
3274
3%
preferred—
Power $7
Interstate
24
32
32%
1
Equipment
Home
Jan
374
bearer
rets
dep
Am er
Fox
com
Jan
4,800
•
3
15
__
50
—
—1
1%
• VV 20%
B
200
2374 2374
2374
Razor
Utilities Corp
Feb
163a Jan
12%
11%
50
.*
A
preferred
11%
of France-
Ford Motor
.
2374
—
non-voting
A
15
700
15%
54 7A
16%
12%
shs^..*
•
-——10
2,500
678
6
—
31 %
—
.———-
International Safety
8,300
„
»1
Jan
29
6% Jan
coupon
Registered shares
International Products
2,700
72 74 73 74
73%
Ford Motor
650
Chemicals—
Warrants—
International Petroleum
$3.50
Fire
Machine
Cigar
International Metal Industries
Interstate
,
•
of North America
Hydro Electric—
$3.50 series
International
12% 12%
3% 374
16 74 1674
48% 4774
1074 11
31%
International
47%
Fairchild Camera & Inst Co——1
12%
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
1
3%
Falstaff Brewing
1
—
Fansteel Metallurgical
*
45%
Fedders Mfg Co
——
Jan
16
100 .
1'
1
100
10
•
—...——
preferred
Insurance
Feb
1%
8%
3%
15%
54
9
preferred
Feb
4574
1174
1,600
16
£1
Common——.
a 1
474
14;.; Feb
4% Feb
15%
•
Industrial Finance v t e common^.;
62
43'A
common
10c
$3 convertible preferred
—1
Esquire Inc
-*
Eureka Pipe Line common
50
Eversharp Inc common—————*
Feb
8-a
7 % Jan
15%
„
£1
—
22%
105 74
105 %
Equity Corp
467a
16
Indianapolis P & L 514 % preferred. 100
Indiana Service 6% preferred
100
Jan
100
54%
'0
preferred
50
Empire District Electric 5% pid—100
Empire Power participating stock
•
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
--S
Ireland
"it Feb
iT? Jan
3874
12%
Feb
Jan
Jan
of Great Britain &
Imperial .Tobacco
Jan
97%
.
common
Feb
90,600
1074
97
2574
10%
16%
Jan
3974 "Jan
5,400
11
1
Jan
Jan
1,800
m
14
47a
31
•
Co
Chemical industries—
Am dep rets regis
Imperial Oil (Can) coupon
17
conv
Class
774
11%
43/a
ctfs
arrear
Zinc
49 %
5,875
47
9%
Light 2d pfd A
•
warrants
———
Electrographic Corp
~1
Elgin National Watch Co
IB
Federal Compress
77 a
1374
50
50
525
7%
900
Jan
23
43%
,
Imperial
4774
2,525
50 3A
6,800
•
common
preferred
conv
465/a
—1
1
•
0
.—
__
Illinois Power Co
45%
———
Hydro
5074
25 Va
46 %
5
preferred
Electric Securities
■dygrade Food Products
1st
2514
*
Co...
Ligonier
Hussmann
3o-a
Power &
Co
Jan
Jan
875
84
48%
Option
574%
1
374
11%
700
2%
2%
Jan
10
Jan
300
4
1474
81
Jan
84
900
200
974
9
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25%
150
113
Jan
112
—
100
—8
Corp
Fibre
—
34-
3074 Jan
550
33%
Feb
11
Jan
8
300
'
11
9%
32%
32%
/High
Low
High
Low
1
Range Since January
shares
es
■
77%
'.
for Week
ot Pn
—
•
•
preterred
5%
100
374
B
preferred
preferred
Elliott
i
common..
Harciart
80
12%
1
•
•
wasning Machine B
Economy Grocery Stores
Electric Bond & Share common
$6
Co
Hardart Baking Co
...
preferred
Electric
&
(Harvey; Inc.
Humble Oil & Refining
■
•
—•
Easy
$5
&
42%
42%
Associates—
Sugar
Eastern
C)
(A
Horn
BO
•
100
100
2ti
*
Fuel Assoc common
Gas &
474%
Horn
Jan
Hubbeil
10
*
•
1
•
Duke Power Co
Durham
Duro
Jan
Feb
7Ve
■
<
Corp—;———————•
Harris Co
Driver
5%
Jan
~7
—
Draper
'
Par
High
y
Horn
25
*
*
Coal B
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
Steel &
Dominion
Low
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
1
Range Since January
4
Week's
Friday
Curb Exchange
York
New
High
4%
1
•
Domestic Industries class A com
Dominion
Low
Par
'
FEB. !>
ENDING
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
York
New
WEEK
Monday, February 12, 1945
7. '
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
374
Feb
Feb
Volume
^
Number 4359
161
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
new york curb exchange
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New Yerk Curb
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♦
y
<
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
'
of Prices
Shares
West
Middle
Midland
1
v t c
Corp
5
3%
10,200
10
Jan
•
*
12%
Feb
Penn Water &
Jan
Midvale
Co
31
-50
10
10
common-
Abrasive
Mid-West
Oil
Midwest
Midwest
Co
..'Y
12%
Feb
Pepperell
14%
Jan
Perfect Circle Co
1
•
Feb
3%
Jan
Phillips Packing
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
Pierce
Jan
Pioneer
~3¥a
2 Va
2
ir'c
28
3% Jan
1% Jan
4,300
2-fjj Jan
61%
-.Y
Jan
116
Feb
13
3
3%
Feb
Jan
14% Jan
9% Jan
4,700
2 ¥»
16%
Jan
10% Jan
13
4,300
2%
2%
Feb
1,000
10 ¥2:
800
3%
Feb
3
Va Jan
2
Jan
2% Jan
•
10% Jan
10% Jan
Montreal Light Heat
Producers
Mountain
19 ¥2
19%
400
19% Jan
39 ¥4
25
38% Jan
40
1%
2¥a
7.400
6%
7%
1,900
~1¥B
7
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Feb
179
.
•'
1%
Jan:
'
States,Power common——*
100
Jan
Jan
2%
.!
6% Jan
7% Jan
25% Jan
24% Jan
134
131/ Jan v
Mountain States Tel & Tel
.Jan
-
'
18'
14%
15 'a
13%. Jan
11
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
11 %
10
Jan
11% Jan
90.
90,
89
Jan
92% Jan
.
-
————
——?•%
Muskogee- Co common
j6 %
preferred-.
Gold
*
19%
-20
"
——1
common—.——1
National Breweries common———*
lc/o
preferred
25 Corp
—
•
,
15 %
Feb
National
National
National
National
National
Navarro
preferred
Nehi Corp 1st pfd-—
—
Nebraska Power 7%
43%
Jan
49%
6.300
15%
Jan
<
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16,700
11
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8%
15%
15%
14%
2,800
17
24'/a
24%
10%
12
13%
14
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Jersey Zjnc„
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n
v
n
y
n
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Mexico ft Arizona
Feb
10
800
2,700
45%
400
1,600
.
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Merchandise—
25
13% Jan
1%
j
■
:
9%
38
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3,100
7%
70%
67 y
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8%
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-10% Jan
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12%
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63
3,300
7%
Feb
70%
Feb
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
115 ; i
Feb
Jan
21%
25
23%
115
100
18
18
22%
65 %
64%
2%
200
!
-
14% Jan
3,000
2%
:
300
2%
111
100
22%
65%
t
Feb
7% Jan
Jan
6
1,950
22%
18
Jan
47
'
23%
113
18% Jan
.
20% Jan
64:
22% Jan
66%
Jan
Jan
'
"5%
100
32
32%
200
30 % Jan-
16%
17%:
400
16%
.
116% 116%
Jan
22
,
105%
v Jan
# 32% Jan
-:
;' 17% Feb
Jan
lt6'%jan
115% Jan
40
—.
3% Ja n
6% Jan
5% Jan
12
32
:;
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—
Jan
Pittsburgh ft Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Plough Inc common—
Pneumatic Scale
y
n
17%
pfd———100
67%
Water Service 6%
Niagara Hudson Power
8%
1st preferred
common--—10
——100
Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
16%
15%
-
.
;4%
Feb
89%
Jan
95%
Feb
Jan
91%
Jan
17,400
13%
:
107';
:
NovadeRAgene
Feb
v« 2
Jan
2v4 Jan
1st
3%
1,500
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43
Feb
Overseas
1st preferred—
1st preferred
18%
125
68
Feb
Jan
20%
Jan
4
Jan
14%
300
13%
Jan
*
*
16%
3%
Jan
16 ¥2
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
4,200
12%
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15 ¥2
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25
6¥a
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7 ¥4
Feb
33 • 34
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67,100
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33
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3,200
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xl 1%
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13
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——
—
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—
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ft Engineering
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Richfield Oil Corp. warrants..
108
.
600
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Pacific
Public
122.
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130
,
500
37
36%
37
300
..i.39% Jan
35% Jan
36% Feb,
Rochester Gas 8s Elec 6%
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pfd d—100
53
••t:;40/;;:v Jan
650
Jan
1
17
14%
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17%
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1,100
12
Jan
250
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2,500
22
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55
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60
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700
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1
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12
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30
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; 102y
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
Jan
7
26 Va
500
8% Jan
30
Jan
Feb
5%
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Jan
25%
Jan
117
117
% 115
115
50
110
Jan
Jan
117% Feb
20
32%
32
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111
Jan
115
29 Va
600
Feb
32%
Jan
Feb
6
Jan
6
Jan
9%
Jan
10
Jan
12%
10 Va
13%
13%
Jan
Feb
14 ¥4
100
18 ¥4
Feb
18 ¥2
19%
4,200
18%
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18%
50
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22% Jan
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•
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_23
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—1
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$2.80 series preferred
12 ¥4
35 ¥a
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Jan
108
1
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100
8%
5,800
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8%
200
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4%;
3%
9,400
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Salt
50
200
3.925
47,200
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14,800
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2'/a
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18%
8 ¥4 Jan
6%
5
6%
9%
10
1
—5
7%
8%
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—
3%
4%
1,100
•
common
Schulte
(d a) common
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24%
3%
37/'a
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76 ¥4
1,450
37
37%
h
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7
Jan
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247/a
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17,000
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25
25
——*
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22
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1
—
—
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15,400
^
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2%
18%
7
1
common
Dome Oil
pfd_
$6
Elec
preferred
Scullin Steel Cp
Feb
3% Jan
3¥a Jan
77% Jan
70 ¥2 Jan
400
35 ¥4
Jan
37 ¥2
112% 113%
50
112 ¥2
Feb
113 ¥a
89%
12%
91
13%
280
88 ¥2
Jan
42%
42%
2%
11
2%
11%
19%
•
•
1
common
Securities Corp General
Bros Inc
Seeman
19%
100
l¥a
1%
22,500
1,500
Feb
1
•
•
11%
1
"l%
y $5.50
prior stock—
5
25
—
Allotment certificates
2%
13%
87
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;
t
»
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1-5
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Denn
common
.25
pfd series aaa
.100
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$3
cum
x22%
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m23vi
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v:
13%
Feb
Solar
9 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
20 ¥a
3,000
Co
—
——
Jan
14
450
84
Jan
87 ¥4
89
150
83 ¥2
Jan
89
1
11
4
Feb
Feb
'
i
1,000
4%
4
15%
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Jan
16
/
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103%;
103 ¥4 105
300
111
240
110
Aircraft
Jan
Jan
16 ¥a
Jan
107
102¥4 Jan
110
Feb
5
Jan
300
11
Jan
110%
__
II
290
>
Jan
112% Jan
20 ¥2 Jan
14
.j ; 14% 14 ¥4
Solar Manufacturing Co
Sonotone Corp——...
20%
Feb
Y
Soss Manufacturing common
13%
ll5/a
8
8¥a
1,200
3%
3%
3 ¥4
11,300
8%
Jan
Jan
South
29
Jan
31%
Jan
Southwest Pa
Jan
67/s
Jan
Southern
79%
Jan
5%
49%
Feb
6%
8%
8¥b
3,800
4%
Soufh Coast Corp common..^—
41
Jan
Jan
5¥a
Jan
Jan
Jan
6¥a
290
Feb,
5¥a
Feb
4%
4%
400
111% Jan
sam
147/a Jan
•'10%
11,300
8
■47
Jan
32
4%
5¥a
—
Jan
16
Jan
271
290
...
Jan
Jan
■111% Jan
13%
Feb
~5% "5%
285
5%
Co.
37
Jan
,
800
10%
12
preferred
¥2
44
1 ¥2 Jan
32
common:
convertible
40¥4
'
—
18 ¥4
Jan
20 ¥2 Jan
Simplicity Pattern common
Singer Manufacturing Co__
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets prd regis——
Sioux City Gas & Elec 7% pfd
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Feb
Jan
20
14
6
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Feb
8 Va
Feb
Jan
l ¥a Jan
87%
U
II
♦
Shawinignn Water ft Power
7%
8%
ll7/a
■
Beton Leather common—.
111%
33%
Jan
27/a Jan
Jan
97/a
19
—1
Serrick Corp class b_
5¥a Jan
Jan Y
13%
__1
—
8,300
-Y. 2
43%
Feb
855/a
86 ¥1
—
12,400
Jan
13% Jan
4% Jan
42 ¥4
200-
Feb
94
107/a Jan
7,500
'
*
——
Segal Lock ft Hardware
Seiberling Rubber common—
Selby Shoe Co
;
Jan
29
6 ¥4
30
6%
:
200
32,100
5 ¥4
—
110
79%
79 ¥2
50
7 8 ¥2
49 ¥2
—
111 ¥4
•
Jan
4 ¥2
2¥2 Jan
2%
$2 conv prei—
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Jan
100
v
preferred——*
—
Feb
9
..
Y-7 ¥4 Jan
2%vJan
7%; Jan
4
"Jan
8
A Jan
3% Jan
8%
5
Feb
Jan
'
2 ¥4
—
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10 ¥• Jan
Jan
17%
St Lawrence Con. Ltd.
7
Y
750
52,800
9%
37
19 ¥a
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,..,.*
Jan
107
800
—
36%
•
Penn gas ft Elec class a com—
Penn Power ft Light $7
page
Jan
70
7%
.
For footnotes see
40 %
36
111% 111%
19%
7% Feb
Feb
11 ¥4
37/a
'
Pntehoaue
preferred
Jan
Jan
60
107 ¥2 107%
12%
10
Peninsular
$«
14%
38
••
—,
...
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—
Jan
1,000
40
39 ¥4
-
_i
...
Jan
2,500
7%
—,
117%
114%
•
Motors Corp
Parker Pen Co
3
6% Jan
7%
18%
Scranton Spring Brook Water Service—
4,500
Jan
■
Feb
Jan
8%
Ryan Aeronautical Co..
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson ft Haynes common
13% Jan.
12%
4%
—
Feb
13 ¥a
22%
11 ¥4
Russeks Fifth Ave
Jan
22%
•
108 %
Jan
17% Jan
2 ¥4 Jan
18%
—.
12
Feb
'
—
Jan
18%
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Scranton
1%
375
7¥a
Feb
Jan
1
Jan
106% Jan
-
900
3
1¥»
4%
¥4 Jan
100
20%
Feb
9% Jan
:
21 ¥2 Jan
Jan
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40
107% 108%
108%
18
Jan
3%
8,600
Feb
25 ¥4 Jan
Jan
2,300
4%
4%
im
4%
2 ¥4
1% Jan
19
600
19 ¥4
Jan
61% Feb
7¥* Jan
20,600
19%
Feb
55
Jan
14¥2
17%
:1% Feb
29 ¥a
Jan
2
Y
Feb
7%
r.6% Jan
14,300
100
Feb
18 ¥4 Jan
15% Jan
lVa Jan
2,400
3
Jan
5%
—
Jan
18%
1%
25%
39%
Jan
l¥a
Jan
16,200
57
$1.20 convertible preferred—.
•59/b
5%
i
1%
1%
55
Roosevelt Field Inc..,.,
Root Petroleum Co
100
109
__
80
14
Jan
17%
1%
13
$6
107%
1st preferred
xe-Hersey Tubes common
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela Am shs
Feb
' Feb
159
Jan
13
57
—.—
600
12
_1
$1.30
18 ¥2
76% Jan
156
1%
29
common
6%
6%
•
Pa
110¥4 Jan
Jan
19
Pendleton Inc
Rome Cable Corp
1
~i% t%
1%
•
Service
Jan
16%
27%
"l%
~1%
—
—,—1
Richmond Radiator.—
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co v t c
Savoy Oil
Schiff Co
•
37%
25%
25
Jan
16% Jan
14
14
17%
—•
Reliance Electric
Samson
127
37
15
__
Jan
111 ¥2
Jan
80
17
1%,
1%
———•
Reed Roller Bit Co—
Jan
124
37%
100
preferred—
Jan
108
400
18%
14
1
Red Bank Oil Co—.
Silex
1st
9
y
14% Jan
7,500
75
156% 158
common.
Feb
100
100
Lighting $5 preferred
Pacific Power & Light 7% pfd—
Feb
Feb
i "
/
—
147/a
8% Jan ;:
—
—
78%
—.—.—.——10
1
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
•
$3 convertible preferred
-•
Raytheon Manufacturing common—50o
5%
5%%
Jan
5,600
—
«
Railway & Utility Investment a
Rath Packing Co. common
1%
•
Pacific
Jan
1% Feb
60
%
12%
Railway & Light Securities
Jan
127
25
Y
Jan Y
14%
—
—
.100
-
Radio-Keith-Orpheum option warrant!.
1%
«
1st pfd
Jan
51
--
34
>
—
preferred
Quebec Power Cp
19,200
1%;
29%
Co common
Jan
u
11%
—
Light—
31
13%
14%
---
v,
—
—
'«
—.—100
—,—.100
6%
1%
1
Can
Jan
14% Feb
9.900
37/a
Quaker Oats common
1%
•
Pacific Gas ft Elec 6%
Feb
4 ¥2
;
4y8
—
--
Sherwin-Williams pf Canada-.
Sick's Breweries Ltd
Pacific
126
Jan
15 • 15%
6%
6%
—
10
$5 prior preferred—,,
—
»
Puget Sound Pulp ft Timber———•
Pyle-National Co common
5
Pyrene Manufacturing.
——10
Jan
15%
—
Feb '
Jan
17%
117
68
14Va
•
1
•
——1
1
—
-
23%
106 'A
Securities
43
680
700
700
300
64'A
18% 19
124% 126
4%
4%
66%
67%
—,
America—
6%
Feb
25
United Filters b——
Oliver
gva
9
—
Public Service of Colorado—
19%
-
1,900
Omar Inc
"
Jan
37/a
Gas——
Providence
1,000
2,300
Gas common
Jan
4,200
15%
Corp
5,600
7%
preferred-
Jan
9 ¥4
19,500
4%
5
of Nevada
Prosperity Co class b,
Producers
20%
17%
Oklahoma Natural
Feb
4 ¥4
5'a
4
—,25c
of
Metals
Pressed
19%
•7%
preferred—.
Oh.o Public Service 7% 1st pfd
Jan
Jan-
4%
10
common——
Prentice-Hair Inc common—
•
2%
20
16%
Power 4%%
Jan
5 ¥4
5%
Selected Industries Inc common—
Convertible stock
Ohio
8¥a
•37%
Jan
7% Jan
29 V*
4
25
1
Pratt & Lambert Co
Premier Gold Mining
"2%
7%
common.
1,500
Feb
4
2,300
31
7.50
ft
"2%
16%
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass. Co class b
8
29 %
1
•
Alexander,,.
Power Corp of Canada—
13% Jan
—1
~*
Corp
x7%
.'Feb
16%
Jan
Power class a——;25
Inc
Feb
8% Jan
Jan
Jan
"
States
northern
31¥a
w'feb
|v
6% Jan
105%
140
13
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5% pfd—100
Northrop Aircraft
Jan
Feb
;
__
Jan"
Feb
69
Jan
82
1,000
1,900
7%
^ 109%
,v-3% Jan
270
106% 1071
15%
64 XA
2,100
i'v
19%' Jan
Jan
107% Jan
43,400
91%
7
7
-1
50
rr Co
4%
95%
■
—
"
510
4%
—5
—
60
69
94%
*
17.
500
87%
%
4 ¥4
91%
——
Central Texas Oil—.
17%
66
95
,
preferred—
—100
Class b optional warrants—3—
Niagara Share Corp class b com——5
Class a preferred
100
Niles-Bement-Pond
—•
Nineteen Hundred Corp b....
—1
Nipissing' Mines.
———
5
Noma
Electric—-—-^4
—.1
North Amer Light .& Power common—1
$6 preferred
•
North American Rayon class a—
;•
Class b common
*
6 % prior preferred.
50
North American Utility Securities—*
Northern
17%
108% 109 "y
2d
5%
30
77/a
—50
.—.10
Polaris Milling Co
^loe^^an^
•
—1
Electric & Gas $5,10 pfd.100
n y State
500
2% Jan
-v' 6% *jan
Jan
600
12%
6%
70%
shares—,.
31'/a
Feb
.
Power a
Founders
31
—50
Pitts Bess & l e rr
Voting
9%
12
7
y
Jan
14% Jan
1% Jan a:
5% Jan;'
7v8 Jan
c
13
Y-
% Jan
12
"5%
$6
n
\
12 %
y
10
——10
Light 7% preferred—100
preferred—
—
y Shipbuilding Corp— •
y
n
17
107
Auction Co common—
City Omnibus warrants—
Honduras Rosario
—
&
y
n
Feb
Jan
16%
14%
22% Jan
r
__
.
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
16 Va Jan
Jan
300
6%
42%
-
11
Feb
59%
Feb
11
1,400
1%
<
Land————1
New Process Co common————•
New
17
*
8%
14% Jan
100
6
6
•
—25
New Idea Inc common—.—
300
24%
__
:
200
13%
—
,y
England Power Associates
•
6%
preferred—-:
—
.—100
$2
preferred—
——•
New England Tel a Tel—
—,—100
New Haven Clock Co——
——•
900
11% 'Feb
8%
New
Feb
12%
lt%t. Jan
11%
13¥o
!
,
14 ¥a
12%
'
450
17%
14
*
5
•
-*
Corp—*——
Neptune Meter class a—
Nestle Le Mur Co class a——
■
Feb
49%
—
30c
•
100
Radio—
(Herman)
Jan
3%
11%
—12.50
—
Oil Co
Nelson
Jan
16%
National Tunnel & Mines common—-1
Union
20
Jan
2%
49
National Transit
Nauonal
19%
i6s/s
common-——50o
*
Mfg & Stores common
•
Refining common-.
1",
Rubber Machinery
;—•„
Steel Car Ltd———-—•
Sugar Refining
•
Tea 5 ¥2% preferred—
10
National
3%
__
National .Candy Co_—
National City Lines
National Fuel .Gas
700
38,000
20
2%
3 \\
;
Jan,
50
10,000
35
14%
1
Mines Ltd—,—
Piper Aircraft Corp com
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter——,
Common
National TBellas Hess
37
36%
12%
30
Jan
Jan
31
•
Paget Sound Power ft
Nachman
Jan
170
Jan
36%
—
25
Co——;
7%
100
.
Jan
19% Jan
19
19
Muskegon Piston Ring
200
Feb
64 ¥4
■
20% Jan
39 ¥4
——10
Mountain
170
19 ¥2
oe
Mountain City Copper common
182% Jan
182 ¥2
179
*
*
——•
Ward a—
& Power
Moody Investors partic pid
Montgomery
151%
'
13%
common—
Governor
Powdrell
/yy
yy'
Jan
Jan
107%
114%
30
14
-9%
■
67%
Jan
350
16 ¥2
13 ¥2-
■;;
Feb
450
116
15%
10.
—
Jan
3Va Jan
7,100
164% 167
High
•4
Pan
57
1
106%
16 ¥2
•
;
65
116
.
t
2%
'
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v1 • v-■:v'•' '
28%
1,300
3,900
62'/a
65
*"""
-2.50
i
Monogram Pictures common
1
Monroe Loan Society a—
1
Montana Dakota Utilities—.———10
Mojud Hosiery Co
Corp
Molybdenum
Feb
1,400
27
7%
Public Service common
Missouri
Jan
31%
Low
3
12 %
Philadelphia Co common—
Phiia Electric Power 6% pfd
2%
1 ¥4
3%
pfd
100
Mississippi River Power 6 % pfd-—100
Pwr ft Light
Minnesota
27% Feb
10 ¥2
2%.
:9%
2 ¥4
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Mining ft Mfg—
31%
Jan
27
350
.
Mfg Co
Range Since January 1
3,600
1.100
4
63%
62
165%
*
'
1
Refineries
2.7%
62%
—100
Jan
Feb
3%
4
•
11
100
¥a
?
& Supply.
Piping
Mid-West
Power Co
13%
9,300
13 Va
27 ¥4
30 Va
Shares
High
Low
2.50
Penn Traffic Co—
5
:
Midland Steel Products—
$2 non-cum dividend shares—
Sales
for Week
Per
Pharis Tire & Rubber—
12%
„
Week's
Range
of Prices
Curb Exchange
York
New
High
15% Jan
1,200
13 ¥a
12%
5
common..
Corp $2 conv preferred—*
Oil
yy
.
Range Since January 1
Low
18 ¥4
4%
4 ¥4
■■-'a*#);..y '
High
17%
18
Middle States Petroleum class a v t c.l
class B
Low
;y■;: ■"
Par
v
.
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Sales
y'^yy
Exchange
'
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
stocks
:
range foe week ending feb. 9
^
.
.
49 ¥2
25
4 7 ¥4
Jan
2%
2 ¥4
2,300
l7/a
Jan
110¥a llV/a
220
109%
Jan
1097/a 110
30
107¥2
Jan
Jan
'
.
2% Feb
111%- Feb
110
Jan
Penn
Oil
43 ¥4
7%
44
30
"
30
y
25
43%
44
y
25
30%
31%
Pipe Line
California Edison—
original preferred
preferred b
preferred series c
—
100
60
1,300
25
Colorado Power class
preferred
1,200
—
42s/s
Jan
44
Feb
29
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
45¥a Feb
....
5%%
Southern
43v2
30
———
a—.25
—100
417/a
30 ¥4 Jan
30
2¥e
2,400
Jan
1% Jan
81%
Jan
31% Jan
31
2%
85
Jan
Feb
Feb
-
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CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
692
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Curb Exchange
Sale Price
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Pipe
Southern
{Ohio)—5% pfd
Standard Power & Light
Standard Oil
Preferred
Canada
Steel Co of
Inc
(J B)
.
Stmnes
Sullivan Machinery—
Superior Portland Cement—
$3.30 "A" part
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
River Oil Corp.
1%
23%
Feb
Williams
(R
2,450
27%
Jan
34
Feb
Williams
Oil-O-Matlc
3,900
3%
Jan
4%
4%
21%
21%
400
21
18%"
19 Va
2,600
18
%
•13
%
%
Winnipeg Elec
Jan
Wisconsin
Power
19%
Jan
Wolverine
Portland
Feb
110%
Jan
Feb
%
Jan
Woodley Petroleum—
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
400
105
300
Jan
120
American
Feb
13%
2,500
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
16
19,100
%
Jan
%
1,800
2%
Jan
3%
4%
5,300
4VB
3%
Jan
4%
11V*
Jan
63%
Feb
18%
Jan
12%
5Va
53 %
Feb
53%
Textron Inc
16
2,600
11% Jan
12% Feb
5%
400
5%
200
14
Shovel
Thew
Tilo
13
25%
25%
26 Va
22
24
Co
16%
1% Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
26%
Jan
24
10%
1U%
46
Jan
47
Jan
14% Jan
20
Feb
10%
XoO
&
Tobacco
Product
10% Feb
29
29
Feb
'
400
2%s
f
s
Jan
15
V •'*
f deos
dep rets ord regis
dep recs def reg
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 6% preferred
Writing
Inc..
Trunz
,Tqr\
2"
deb
——
78%
Canadai^—
——.
Products
United Chemicals common
!
preferred
preferred
vorp warrants
$5
;
1-20
United
Gas
Corp
.10
.it.
class
Common
$6
participating
$3
1
32%
39
89
100%
2
107
107%
33%
Jan
11%
12%
Jan
Jan
62
Atlantic
1964
series B
1957
J-D
C
I960
Af-N
Q-F
A-0
3-D
of Canada—
M
5s
series
Edison
Jan
111
Jan
Canada
115
Jan
115
Jan
Central
1%' Jan
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
1%
Jan
JAChicago
1
:7''
Jan
"ft
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
Cities
Jan
3%
Feb
4%
Jan.
5%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
71
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
25
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
Feb
23%
300
22
2%
43,200
2
95%
3,900
17,600
*
Jan
18%
160
22%
11
m.11
%
%
Jan
22%
Feb
3/64 Jan
%
Feb
Jan
22%
Feb
0%
Jan
•11% Jan
A
Jan
ft
Jan
5,800
11%..
li
14,700
%
76%
%
i
2,300
S
Graphite
U S
U
Jan
76%
Feb
Jan
38
Jan
Feb
86
Feb
76
45
1
...
common.
Service
United Wallpaper,
Universal
Universal
Pictures
10
_
common..
•,.
...
1
•
'
Products Co
8
Utah-Idaho Sugar
»
Utah Power & Light $7 preferred..
Utah R»dio Products
nil
-10c
Utility Equities common
$5.50 priority stock
"
.
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
10
Jan
20%
Jan
1%
83
4%
8,600
$4
VenezutJan
Vogt
common
eonvertiole
preferred..^...,.
Petroleum
90
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
1% Jan
Jan
1 Va
Jan
15,500
5
Feb
4%
Jan
|
100
19
Feb
19
Feb
200
12%
Jan
13
Jan
9,900
13
5%
Jan
6
Jan
.
6
'
■
•
-
—
23%
22%
23%
18,800
27%'
27%
27%
50
3%
x3%
3%
74%
1,375
10%
71
97/a
9%
■
1%
1% :
.
2
.{\
200
Feb
27%
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
:
.
0.
65%
Jan
74%
Feb
7%
Jan
10%
1%
Jan
'%*■ 2%
Jan
95
Feb:
Jan
Jan
t-fliJ
14,600
4%
57%.
62.
11%
11%.
3
270
12%- 13%
prererredi.
Waitt &'Bond clew. A—
Class. B_
%
Knitting
54
11
Jan
1,300
11%
Wentwdrth Manufacturing
West. Texas Uttlitv $6
West
'
Va
Coal
St
"For footnotes
;
-
—
C
preferred
see
page
JC
L23
•
I.
Coke_*
693.
5%
400
*
10
200
3%'
20%
4%'
4%'
108
4
21%
J
Feb
1st ref mtge 2%s ser Q
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
67
76%
58 V*
5
,
10%
10%
—
103%
Af-S
General
Pub
Power ,& Light
4s
5s
5s stpd—
Nor Power
Great
Green
Mountain
Guantanamo
&
1953
Illinois
lien &
1st
Indianapolis
ref 5s
P
3V2»s
L
&
%s
scries
A6 %s
1
1941
101% 102%
104
106%
124'/a
124 V2
Jersey Cent Pow &
Lt 3%s
3%s
Kansas Electric Power
105%
101%
101%
•
103%
—
12
'
$105
—
—
stamped
Midland. Valley RR—
•;
—:
67
.
Extended
105
105
105
105%
102%
102 % 104 V*
17
102 Va
104 V*
103% 103%
21
1(52%
103%
107%
107 Va
8
105%'
$107% 108%
$36
30
40
St
ret 5s
2
sbm37
6
31:—. 37
99% 100%
83
78%
80
46 %
48%
106% 106%
.
$39
99%
Af-S
F-A
102%
71
81
1
37
47%
16
106
106%
119
119%
10
'
J-J
A-0
'100%
111%
111%
1
105%
107%
108%
106
106
106
97
28
$118% 121%
111% 111%
111%
Jan
10%
Jan
108.
21%
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
Jan
4%
-10%
,110
Jan
$106'/* 108%
23%
.
-
Jan
4
Feb
21%
Feb
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
111%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
103
17
64
72
-.106'/a 107
70
65%
.
v
I^
10ft
107'/*
8
104%
106
105
.12
104%
107
106'/* 107
104%
25
106
107%
-.104% 104%
.
105
105
*
.*.**
series
1948
Conv
deb 5s_*
—1950 .
New England Power 3 %s—*
*1961 •>
New England Power Assn 5s*_x-—1948 t.>»
5s
102
66
102% 102%
; r i!
New
,
42
37
42
$103
J-D
M-S
J-J
Power 4%s„
j
1981
A_*
-—:
j—2022 v: v
Amsterdam Gas 5s_—a—4-1948:
New Eng.Gas St El Assn.5s.
1947
.
6s
38%
28%fn37%
54
37%
37
36
37
36%.. 36%
37
J-J
J-J
4%i—
lOfi
'
$105
J-J
to*—,—*—1963
A-O
4%s—;—1987 t
Af-S
1978
1953 ,J-D.
at 4%
72
106
:.r*::
■'
'
Milwaukee Gas Light
Minnesota P & L.
105'/a
'
J-J
:——1948 '
105
104%
105'/a
\
•+.
104'/8
104%
104 %
Hi- '''
■
73
...
„
103%
102
37%
,—1963
1966
i
11
63/
$98
F-A
Electric 6s
—2022
Kansas Power & Light 3%s__——1969
Kentucky Utilities 4s
1970
Lake Superior Dist Pow 3yas__
1966
77
77
2
77
$70
J-D
Kansas Gas &
104% 104%
g
$105% 106
coup)
E
123
123
$104% 106%
44
C
(Dec
series
A7s
108%
109%
103% 103%
60
$__
Af-S
J-J
F-A
M-N
.1955
1955
1957
A7s
(Aug 1941 coupon)
1957
A7s series F—.
.*.—1952
A7s
(July 1941 coupon)
1952
Interstate Power 5s
1957
Debenture
6s
1952
Altallan Superpowei 6s
—
1963
A6
107
$103% 104%
$105
106
A-0
(International Power Sec—
108
7
$101% 104 Va
A-0
1957
1950
1963
1970
5s
Service
1
•-V—^
55
J-D
ref 5%s series B
106%
106 »/*
Co—
Power
&
1st
Indiana
105%
103% 104%
J-J.
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
Jan 1949
6s series B—————Jan 1949
106
3
105% 105%
F-A
J-D
1963
Pow 3%
105%
104%
43
106
J-J
West 6s—.—-—1958
Grocery Store Prod 6s—.
105
104
101% 102'/s
J-D
J-D
J-J
Grand Trunk West
103%
$124% 125%
104% 104 %
A-Q
1953
;_1948
1978
-1950
1950
2
11
106%
77
A——^.——1969
5s
Serv
AGeneral Rayon Co 6s ser A
104 %
$120% 123
103% 104%
F-A
M-S
Af-N
Gatlneau Power 3%s
102%
104%
131
-108% 108%
$109
109%
103% 103 %
102
—2030
1956
1954
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—'
6s stamped 1961
—————--
5s
Elmira Water Lt & RR bs
Federal Water Service 5%s
& Light
Power
102 Va
105
106
76%
3
i; 6
104% 105
A——1956
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s eer
Electric
Feb
Jan
18
2,300
61%
68
361
»
104% 105%
104
Feb
5%
300
7,900
67%
59
311
103
A-0
F-A
Jan
Jan
111
10%
105
73%
104%
Gen mtge 4%s
—
1954
Continental Gas St El 5s————1958
13%
;•
5
400
.
•
g
P—
ser
62
Jan
-
22%' 22%
J~~*
IITIa
.
102%
105
86
104% 104%
J-D
J-D
J-J
1971
1969
1978
N
mtge 3s
Nebraska
5%
108
«
ref
1st
12%
4V
Jan-
3,900
4%
10
iqO
_
II
Mills
5%
ctfs -ext."•
:-1%
Wavne
-
101%
67
102% 102%
A-0
Af-S
F-A
A-O
A-O
,
.
5s—..—.—.—1969
series
3%s
,
*
1955
.Jan 1966
1950
1958
5s
McCord Corp 6S
i
Jan
W
pO.t
Cd.<
Wagner1Baking, voting, trust
Aircraft
103%
15
64%
76
5s
1st
Waco
M-S
J-D
Jan
/:•
102%
f»(yoa«A
4%
;
—■
23%
Jan
92
11%
__
Jan
26
7,100
72
■
20%
5.400
.62
...
,_V
Manufacturing—u
Jan
900
19
4
.
Jan
5
5%'
112%
1
64
65%
Consol Gas El Lt & Pr (Bait)-*
Jan
500
Ml
Valspar Corp
Jan
2%
—-1
;
9%
8Ya
-
■
2%
13
nn
725
5%
19
6
-
700
9,200
90
89
4%
19
'V~:
:
IV*
Jan
1
__
*
Insurance
5,200
'
15%
1%
2,500
10
4%
•
Cooler class A
Universal
10%
17%
4%
B
46
44
2%
-10
Consolidated Oil
Universal
•Universal
^'•Class
Feb
100
""ll
—2
—
Feb
Jan
45
5%
IB60
Inc..
11%
78
800
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
'
2%
Jan
10%
9%
90
Feb
277
Jan
400
16%
J-J
M-S
5s
deb
Georgia
Jan
6%
1,900
1%
,
1%
Jan
2%
44
16%
nil
275
10
77%
9
•
6%
•
76
1
•
Reclaiming
Rubber
—
76 y*
10%
1
8
*»
Securities—
United Stores common
'<
-
11%
10%
10%
'
277
2
10
Radiator common
S
277
.25c
preferred with warrants
1st
>
—28
and International
$5
Jan
%
86
20
86
86
common- —25
Foil Co class B
U S
■,
' % Jan
67
19,600
■
..
:
38
72
76 Va
Jan
110
;
Va
n
7%
10%
69
20
100
United Specialties common
U
Feb
6% *Jan
2%
1,800
105 V2
112%
r
106'/*
$105
'
66
Rys 5s ctfs
12 Va
3,900
'da'
175
;
101% 101%
—1927
1952
A5VaS
"7%
4,600
21%
121
170
^ 103% 105%
Af-N
J-D
..
5 A Central States Electric 5s——.-1948
.100
7%-
103
;22%
1953
1964
5s
Power
<5as 3%s—
El &
Cincinnati St Ry 5%s A
6s series B
10
103%
114
$111
__
113%
119%
Feb
35%
2,400
32%
112
$112% 114
!U9% 121
$170
180
—
..——1954
Jan
4Va
2%
.—..—1970
2%s—*
Northern
111
1 Va
3%'
■
Preferred
S
1998
1962
6%s
1,100
12 Va
107
107
M-S
Debenture
....
10%
U
99 Va 100'/*
Feb
3%
——
Sharing..
preferred
United Shoe Machinery
32%
99%
City Elec 3%s
Bell Telephone
Boston
"'
Profit
F-A
M-S
;
deb 5%s A
Jan
79
4%'
HZ*
dep rets ord regis
United NJ RR & Canal
United
197.7
31%
Feb
Jan
32%
—1955
5%s—
deb
1 Va
Ji <
.
Amer
32%
33%
Molasses Co Ltd—
United
29
I
29
Jan
71
105
•S-,}
*
preferred
5
10
109
12%
22
•
«.
31%
32 V*
Jan
3,100
11%
•
B
preferred—i_—.
1st
31%
32%
1%
3,400
71
•
United Milk Products—
31%
29
71 Va
1%
12%
"2%
III*
common—
97%
Af-8
..,.1948
,,
„
29%
—
3,100
i/8
United Light & Power common A..
'/
—
29
370
2,300
4%
United
United Elastic Corp——
92%
48
Bickford's Inc
4%
11%
iiniri»-
;
126
72
Jan
20
71
.
1
Hoc
Prior
97%
126
165
127/a
-
~7% "§
*
Cigar-Whelan Stores:.
United
95
126
33%
7%
II60
—
124%
96%
32%
6%
•
126
1
J-J
31%
Jan
1%
"3%
.
109%
33%
1st
41%
I
:■
108 %
31%
5s
!Va
; -TP*.
*!0c
Aircraft
109%
101%
~1.
32
Jan
39%
"7%.
.
Manufacturing Co—.....10
Union Stk Yds of Omaha
United
J-J
A-0
106%
100%
101
109% 109%
1100
33%
U
of
110 Va
105 %
31%
Debenture
Gas
107%
81
108
A-0
Conv
Union
20
105% 106%
J107
F-A
'
4%
1%
.
Corp
108% 110%
105%
J-J
Jan
115
lVa
.
39%'
warrants
Realization
108
110
J-J
1968
—
,
Ulen
108
M-S
1950
4Va
!%V
'<•**m
115
•
1%
*
fvl
79
'
4%
mil
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
80c convertible preferred*....^
Unexcelled
/-J
1949
127/a
—•m
75
1
Udyllte Corp.
102%
High
Low
102% 103 Va
10
J-J
—-197C
2024
5s
Jan
——
January!:
Sold
No.
Low
102% 102%
J-D
4%s
37/a
^
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A Debenture
9% Jan
9Va
61
'•-'AV;
Transwestern Oil Co—x
or
'
10
Feb
AConv deb 5s
Assoc T & T
-
■
4ft
AConv
V. AConv
150
ajlt"
Jan
Jan
Jan
900
;
3
Jan
Jan
3,500
1
Corp
Tri-Continental
25%
118
97/a
9%
—100
Feb
Week's Range
Last
1953
4%s.
15%
11%
MM
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
Trans Lux
deb
Jan
32%
•
11%
55,800
Sale Price
1961
6s
4%s
Elec
Jan
9%
preferred
7%
Paper
Elec Pow 3%S
Appalachian Pow deb 6s
6V2
32 Va
•
Jan
2016
;
Appalachian
12%
10%
9%
•
Amer
11
1960
1970
—*
& Lt deb 6s
Pow
Amer
*
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Todd
Feb
100
Friday
Interest
Exchange
t debs—*
s
2,100
11
.....
12%
1950
8
3%s
5,800
9%
9
'
Amer
*
debs
3%s
AConv
Co Ltd—
Tobacco Security Trust
>
4ft
Jan
Jan
29 Va
Jan
116
32%
•
11%
4
4%
Feb
10% Jan
10%
American Gas & Electric Co.—
Feb
6%
Jan
22
10
118
14%
27-/8
Jan
4,500
23%
22%
118
5%
1,000
•
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2,000
(Associated Gas & Elec Co—
6%
6
6%
1
Allied Stocks
Tobacco
12%
11%
6a
Jan
~6%
Jan
High
Feb
125
20
10%
1
—
11
12
Period
Feb
19%
0
....
6
9% Jan
200
10
12%
j
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Jan
23%
6,475
17
i
12% Jan
Jan
5
Feb
7%
Jan
11% Jan
1,000
6%
Feb
350
19
"9%
common
5%
6%
**10
2
New York Curb
Jan
1,500
46%
46
14%
Roofing Inc
—
Realty & Construction—
Tlshman
200
6
5% Feb
Jan
12
350
•12%
5%
uail
3% Jan
200
2%
y-/a
7,300
16%
2
2
1
—
5%
4,600
Feb
3.5% Jan
13
.3
Oil & Land Co
Texon
12
pfd—100
Cement
receipts—
Hargreaves Ltd
Wright
7%
12%
6%
6%
Feb
100
12%
% 4%
16
•
29
Jan
14% Jan
Feb
50
16
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10%
53%
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1,300
Feb
21
Jan
Jan
18
6,900
12%
16
—
18
Jan
61
50
18
i
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Light 7%
deposit
Associated
Texas
1,300
Feb
53 V*
Technicolor Inc common
19%
Feb
Jan
3%
18
1
13
•
Woodall Industries Inq
%
.....
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Taggart Corp common—
Tampa Electric Co common
13
Feb
13%
::
1
21%
&
14
•
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Jan
2%
4 V*
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common
Jan
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Jan
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12
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109% 109%
—
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34
5'A
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12%
1
10
Wichita
Jan
'
4%
*
Inc
18 Va
31
1*6
common
"B"
Feb
19
Swan Finch Oil Corp
Class
Feb
6%
21%
....1
Ray Drue Co
Sun
7
Jan
1,000
16%
Stroock (S) & Co common
Jan
5
3,700
12%
Co common
(Hugo) Corp
Stetson
5
1,100
1%
•
6
•
•
Sterling Brewers Inc
11,900
23%
12
32
10
7
13% '
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3%
29% Jan
32
30%
32
20
Westmoreland
6%
1
1
——1
Products
Sterling Aluminum
Sterling
Westmoreland Coal
Feb
5 Va
60
20
2d preferred
5 %
Jan
55%
Willson
—J
preferred
1st
6%
14%
Jan
145
Feb
Jan
29
Feb
19%
Jan
139
105
140
139
1
High
LOW
15%
4,700
-19%
•
Jan
Range Since January
High
17%
1st pfd—100
Jan
4%
———*
*
1
& Co common
Sterchi Bros Stores
Western Tablet & Stationery cooi
13
22%
trust ctfs~ 1
(A)
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Western
Feb
51
31
1
1
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Starrett {The) Corp voting
Jan
10
9% Jan
5,200
—
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Maryland Ry t%
Jan
11
134%
8% Jan
Low
19%
.*1
14%
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4^^$ Par
■
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Western
55%
5%
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1,000
22%
20
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100
convertible preferred
Standard Oil (Ky)
----$1.60
for Week
.
14
6%
-1
Standard Dredging Corp common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
Curb
;■'
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High
500
6
10
preferred*
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53
14
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Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co
2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common—-—-l
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LoW
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lb
■
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Last
Sale Price
New
Range Since January 1
High
~9 %
10
10
Phosphate Co
Line
Southland Royalty Co__
Southern
9
STOCKS
Shares
134% Jan
England Telephone..100
Southern New
FEB.
for Week
Low
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>
.*
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Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
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STOCKS
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EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CURB
Interest
.1948
Ogden Gas 1st 5s—
Ohio Power 1st mtge 3%s
1st mtge 3s__
_—
1945
1968
1971
4s
1962
Sale Price
Low
No.
93Vi
Curb
Friday
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
or
High
92%
94%
100% 101
Utah Power & Light CoDebenture 6s series A_
107%
Bid & Asked
Range Since
January 1
Sold
High
Low
6
No.
Low
High
2
112%
112%
5
Low
115% 116%
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
Af-N
$100% 103 Vi
A-O
A-O
F-A
F-A
107% 108 Vi
28
108Vi 109
14
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January 1
92Vi
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Sold
.J-J
—
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Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
North Continental Utility Corp¬
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Last
Period
Curb Exchange
York
New
ENDING FEB.
BONDS
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
BONDS
693.
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Number 4359
United Light & Railways
6s series A
(Maine) —
1952
—
109%
A 5s
107% 109
F-A
112% 112%
.2022
Jf-N
116%
dabs
1954
M-S
59%
& Elec 4s
income
Wash Ry
116
116%
59 Va
61
55%
111
Service
Public
Pacific
1955
Light 5s—
&
Power
-—1979
5s
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s-.1964
-1970
1972
1962
3 Vis
Philadelphia Eiec Power 5Vis
Philadelphia Rapid Transit 6s
2
3
102
105%
106%
101% 102
104 Vi 104%
F-A
J-J
M-N
JJf-N
J-D
Park Lexington 1st mtge 3s
1964
Penn Central Lt & Pwr 4%s—„—1977
1st
105 Vi 105 Vi
102
—
65>
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2030
A-O
$108% 110%
$110% 111
,107% 110
1960
J-D
$118
117% 117%
1959
F-A
1937
J-D
1947
J-D
106%
108%
108%
108%
108%
19
109%
110
106
106
108
109%
-
106%
Traction
5a
121
Newspaper Union—
110%
3
Penn
Western
107%
106%
$108% 109
109 Vi HOVi
106% 107%
110
$104
J-D
West
106%
$106% 109
F-A
Af-S
J-D
1964
104% 105
64%
106% 106%
1106
109
J-J
1951
Wash Water Power 3 Vis-
West Penn Electric 5s
Ohio
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s—-—1948
107%
6s
conv
IA York
i
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debentures
Rys Co 5s stpd
5s
;
A Stamped
$100% 105
—
$100
101
103%
99% 100<
—
$100
101%
99%
10O
Portland Gas & Coke Co—
-1950
—1959
stamped extended
Corp (Can) 4Vis B
5s
Power
J-J
M-Q
$101% 1Q3%
102% 102%
102%
101%
101%
102%
14
107%
Foreign Governments 6 Municipalities
102%
14
108%
Public Service Co of Colorado—
mtge 3Vis
Sinking-fund deb 4s—
Service of New Jersey—
6%
perpetual certificates
107% 108
J-D
J-D
1964
1949
1st
103 % 103'A
8
103
26
152
BONDS
103%
155% 155%
New York Curb Exchange
155%
M-N
—
Friday
155%
Week's Range
Interest
Last
Period
Public
Sale Price
or
Friday's
105%
1979
J-D
$108
1952
M-9
$90
Scullin Steel lnc mtge 3s
Shawinigan Water & Pwr 4Vis
1967
—1970
J-D
A-O
A-O
A-O
1947
3s__—1963
J-J
M-S
$105
1970
A-O
$108
108%
1971
J-J
$105
91%
90
105%
90
126
90
$126
1951
1951
108 7/a
126
A-O
107
108
106% 107
106 Vi
1952
Lt & Pwr 6s 3
San Joaquin
Real Estate
ASchulte
4Vis
1st
Sheridan
6s
D
series
Wyoming Coal 6s
Southern California
Southern
Edispn
California Gas 3%s
Southern
Counties
1st
mtge 3s
Indiana
L 8s
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106%
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—
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105%
106%
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104%
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98% 101%
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274
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101%
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96%
101%
134
96%
101%
99
67%
34%
35%
35%
64
101%
64
101%
35%
1946
,
deposit
J-J
& Light 5s
3 Vis
Toledo
Edison
United
Electric
N
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4s
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United Light
34
28
18%
26
16%
18%
41%
38%
38%
35%
35%
19
•
34
,
to
2 Vis—-__2008
stamped
1951
J-D
$34%
36
1947
Af-N
$41
45
1947
A-O
$41
45
1931
1972
J-D
J-D
$16
22
22
22
79
78
79
75
79
—1958
M-8
41 Vi
41%
41%
38%
41%
2008
M-S
39%
39%
37%
39%
33%
M-N
7s—
6%s
Janeiro
de
to 2 Vis
reduced
1959
35%
'
J-0
1919
6%s
J-J
J-D
10
9%
10%
233
5%
11%
1921
Government
2012
J-J
10%
9%
10%
251
5%
11%
37
27
(State)
ARussian
71
A5%s
105
105
J-J
10
106
i
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Lighting item in our "Investment News" column.
•
*
'
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a Deferred delivery sale,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale,
n Under-the-rule sale,
12
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104%
118
106
106
110% 110%
1
104% 105%
.110%
11
110
i/
1959
A-O
5Vis_1952
A-O
104%
104
111
>
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106%
v/
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..
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$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
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'
■
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■
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25
104% 104%
sale,
Cash
118
$106% 107
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105% 105 Vi
J-J
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J-D
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106%
$110% 119
M-lf
•
(Delaware)
United Lt & Rys
A-O
1946
1960
1956
2022
1968
1949
A
series
6s
28
17%
$40%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Interest reduced to 2%__
—
(Hugo) Industries—
stamped
Electric Service 5s
Texas Power
30%
80 y
;
2nd
Texas
'28%
MS
reduced
7s
Interest
Stinnes
7-4s
j-j
f
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ARio
64
8
2nd0fl/76
80 Va
M-N
A Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
101%
101%
F-A
F-A
A-O
1950
V
4
80%
$73%
63
1958
A7s (issue of May 1927)
A7s (issue of Oct. 1927)
106%
100
26
101%
30%
80
F-A
1952
65
30%
M-N
High
63
6.
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
101%
101
101
J-D
•
Low
63
$61
January 1
6%s stamped_l958
(Peru)
7s
AMedellin
94
90
F-A
1957
6s
AStarrett Corp
inc 5s
(Hugo) Corp—
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105%
39
J-D
1957
Stinnes
91
■
63
j-j
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•,
A-O
Dec 1
gold debentures
Standard Power & Light
City
AMaranho
>
1955
5s
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%s stamped
ALlma
24
A-O
Jan 1947
of)
1948
5 Vis
Extended
—
A-O
—1-951
1966
6s
6s
of
103%
106
Danish
104
102%
106% 106%
M-N
May 1948
May 1948
(stamped)
Conv 6s stamped
A Certificates
102%
10
A Parana
6s
Debenture
98%
7
102% 102%
...
1989
Spalding (A G) deb 5s
Standard Gas & Electric—
Debenture
A 20-year 7s__
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank
ACauca Valley 7s
Interest
v.vf■; S:
-.'.v.
96
5
98%
102% 102%
F-A
F-A
Af-S
—1951
1970
2022
Rys 4s
Southwestern Gas & Elec 3 Vis
;
98
98
.
(Calif)—
Gas
——
Southern
Southwestern
1087/a
—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year
7s—„
April 1946
Range Since
Sold
No.
Low
High
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5 Vis series A
Safe Harbor Water 4 Vis
Bonds
Bid & Asked
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDING FEB.
9
Friday
!
Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday
Last
■'
>
STOCKS
Sale Price
par
17%
Shares
Range Since January 1
V
High
805
18%
•
Low
16
High
Jan
18%
Feb
Calumet
Bait Transit Co
Preferred
v
1,553
20
22%
837
20
Feb
25 V4
Jan
48
48
10
48
Feb
56
•
-
70
70
50
69
Jan
70
Cliff Mining
Jan
22%
3.00
3.65 Jan
Copper
E L & Power com__
10
.—1
10
150
8
155
156
28
155
Jan
47%
47%
2
46
Jan
29'A
30
Jan
156
47%
28% Jan
6%
Feb
5%
Mills common-100
204
3%
5%
—100
87%
87%
13
87%
29% Feb
Feb
Amsterdam Casualty———.—-2
26%
27%
100
23%
Jan
n s
38%
39%
275
38% Jan
38%
38%
25
38% Jan
----
Fidelity A Guar
39%
60
Western National Bank—_—
vXXX ?
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20
£
\
90c
30.84
16%
8%
Jan
Jan
20%
Feb
90c
Jan
90c
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Feb
90
Jan
27% Feb
39%
Jan
Jan
/
76
71%
76
78
82%
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:
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82%
81
100
Street
Ry
series A
Feb
pfd
SS
conv
—
48%
100
100
100
100
com
Lines
Inc common
—
—
8%
82%
50%
125
125
4%
105
73
15
Jan
8%
500
225
20
70
100
9% Jan
81
Feb
83% Jan
Feb
47% Jan
50%
4
Feb
101%
Jan
71
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Jan
107%
i
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Jan
14%
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Jan
17
13%
1,050
13
Jan
14
Jan
10
100
40
Jan
40
Jan
—
40
20%
16%
Jan
20%
—
34%
35%
596
31%
Jan
35%
Feb
Jan
18%
Feb
22%
44%
Feb
Jan
*
1
Filene's
Sons Co
*
—
Stores
*
•
(Wm)
National
77
Jan
General
Jan
Gillette
Electric
—-
Safety Razor Co__
18 %
18%
34
16
22
42%
22%
,200
44
39
38%
15%
18%
_•
Jan
42%
Jan
39%
1,487
37%
15%
145
8%
1%
8%
2
35
400
37%
38%
370
35% Jab
7%
41
—
22
275
8
41
680
10
40
44
•
15
Feb
Isle
*
15
Royale Copper
.
—
17SBi3an
Jan
—
8%
Feb
1%
Jan
8%, Feb
2
•
1'
'
Boston Stock Exchange
^
-;v
r;.-'
Friday >'■•> Week's
Last
STOCKS*—
Sale Price
-
Refining
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
&
Par
:
"50 Va
Range
100
162%
50%
Lamson
Shares
1607/a 163Va
Range Since January 1
■
Lm
135
2,264
1567/a
11
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11%
192
9Va
50
31
30%
31%
555
29
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Bird
Carpet Q%' pfd—100
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•
Boston & Albany RR
Boston
140
—
100
Edison
—---25
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Boston & Maine
__
10%
—
38
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76%
25%
25%"
11%
11
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—
class D 1st pfd stamped——100
68
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225
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37%
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,
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Jan
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Feb
41
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42
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Nash-Kelvinator
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68%
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15%, Jan
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32
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3,440
1,371
230
55% Jan
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preferred
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100
2.50
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48
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130
270
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109%
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Feb
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Feb
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Old Colony RR
Pacific Mills
Pennsylvania
_
class C 1st preferred
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130
272
37%
RR—
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100
5#>. class A 1st preferred stamped-100
8% class B 1st preferred stamped-100
1%
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122 Va 124
38 %
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Boston Herald Traveler Corp.———
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18
50
140
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for Week
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American
Jan
13
—
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85
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'
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American Sugar
Jan
40
19%
—
*
*
—
4
104
73
15
—
73
*
preferred
Economy Grocery Stores
Feb
71
58,800
Mass
1st
77% Jan
$26,300
8%
8%
100
Jan
:
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;
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First
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-
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49
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167
:
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9% Jan
Jan
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47%
Houston Oil of Texas'6% pfd vtc—-25
New
Low
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156
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Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp
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41
220
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25
6% preferred
Eastern Sugars Assoc com vtc
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Eastern
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Low
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.
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of Prices..^ Shares
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3.05
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100
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v
common
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&
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of Prices
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—'*
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,
—
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35
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41%
42%-
60
41%
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4% Jan
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34%
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33 V2
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38%
3%
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1%
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2%
3
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Jan
Feb
124
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—
—
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100
12
Jan
11
Feb
15
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—
25
3%
-*
15%
15%
16Va
♦
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11%
12%
3
3% Feb
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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15%
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
•
129
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415
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,
550
THE COMMERCIAL &
Monday, February 12, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDING
FEB. 9
"
East
v/:■/.v'■
Low
Par
Torrington
United
Drug
United?
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United
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Mach
preferred
6%
common
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45
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*
Inc
Co
17%
93% Jan
Jan
90 Yb
43%
Feb
45
Jan
57%
Feb
Feb
130%
common
Printing Co
Light "6c
,6
Jan
7%
Jan
10
Feb
7%
Jan
400
8%
6 %
Jan
7
Jan
14
100
8% Jan
7
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6%
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14%
Jan
5%
400
6%
14%
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com
.,
8%
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800
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Line Material Co common
1
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High
Low
Feb
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78
Feb
187
"McCofd
Corp—.
1
-
:
130
130
McWilliams
Dredging Co common
Consol Mlg capital—/-
13% Jan
427
15%
Feb
Mapes
36
85
345
37%
Jan
Marshall
Jan
Mickelberry's Food
Jan
115%
125
Jan
Middle
Feb
36%
140
34% Jan
56%
56%
150
49
Jan
56%
Feb
*
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Jan
37
36%
"
17
17%
200
13% Jan
17%
Jan
35%
35%
20
35%
Feb
35%
Feb
19%
19%
1,500
18%
Jan
20
Jan
300
9%
Jan
14%
Jan
$2% cumulative preference
12
36 %
xl20%
Feb
Lincoln
383
15% 15%
36%
119% 122%
--
36%
50
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg
76%
43% 45
55 /2 57 /8
130
Libby McNeill & Llbbv common
Jan
15%
200
90% 93%
76% 77 %
.—
Jan
&
Shares
5
Feb
32%
.
2,000
520
--
100
Vermont &-Mass Ry Co_.
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38
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91%
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—
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37
280
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of Prices
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Jan
538
Last
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f
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31% 31%
31%
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Shares
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Week's
Friday
.
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—
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—-5
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25
25
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STOCKS—
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West
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17
*, '
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1934
•
common—
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com
capital—
10
9%
__
12%
12%
2,800
10"%
Jan
12%
Feb
32%
12%
9
33%
1,600
28'/a
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Jan
Jan
Midland United Co—
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1956
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Tel & Tel conv
American
121
121
—
$100
118%
123%
Feb
A__>
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Jan
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—
9%
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9
Feb
9%
400
9
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11
4
,
100
lien
33%
11
9
•
4%
13,800
Feb
Miller & Hart Inc—
4%
Common
$1
Minneapolis
Chicago Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Pflf
Admiral
Corp
Bearing common
Ball
Allied
Laboratories
Allied
Products Corp
&
Armour
Co
common
Equipment Corp
Aro
Asbestos Mfg
Washer
Barlow
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&
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Radio
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Borg-Warner Corp commonBrach'& Sons (E J) capital
Brown Fence & Wire class A pfd
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Central Illinois Pub
III
Central
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Jan
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200
8%
8%
Jan
Jan
21%
2%
9
Jan
7%
Jan
9
Feb
3
Jan
4%
Feb
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Jan
6%
Feb
4%
1,550
1,700
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11,900
17%
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17
100
17%
27%
550
26
Jan
27^4
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16% Jan
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310
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Jan
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Jan
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20%
Feb
22
900
38%
Jan
26%
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100
24
Jan
28
27%
26%
27%
300
23%
Jan
27%
7%
6%
7%
550
5%
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7%
Feb
7%
7%
100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
15%
15%
3,500
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
25
25%
250
22
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26%
Jan
105
107%
180
99%
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Feb
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1
130
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10
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14
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55
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17
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300
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56
Feb
35
1,850
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36
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Chrysler Corp common
Aluminum
Commonwealth
Uten
Co
Edison
com
common
Consolidated Biscuit common—
Consumers
Co
,
Electric
Fitz
Co
common
Drive
68
Feb
300
93%
Jan
98%
Feb
20% '
3,700
16%
Jan
20%
Feb
4%:
100
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
29%
8,500
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Jan
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Jan
8%
8%
250
7%
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10%
10%
50
10%
Feb
29%
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20
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8%
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Jan
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100
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30
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106
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220
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26%
50
14 %
13%
14%
250
42%
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200
40%
Jan
18%
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520
17
Jan
18%
Feb
17%
17%
300
15
Jan
17^8
20%
20%
1,100
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Jan
23
4%
5%
3,800
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Jan
17%
.
23
Jan
26%
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—
41%
14%
42%
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
43
5%
Feb
General
12%
2,300
Gillette
Safety Razor common
17%
33
'
Bros
Goodyear
•
16%
16%
7%
7%
Gossard
Great
43
Jan
15
Feb
Co
Dk
&
Inc
(The)
Inc
common
13
Pressed
Jan
Process
'
common—
Car
Corp
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Steel
Products
common
Signode
Steel Strap
Common
South
Co
Clark
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20%
Jan
2%
300
69%
35
Jan
Stein
Co
&
*
Works
capital
of
capital
Co
208
tf
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77
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80
10
157
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157
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5
Jan
2,150
6%
25
16%
23%
15%
32
23 %
Jan
24
500
23%
Jan
24%
18%
Jan
21
5%
Jan
800
900
30
250
2,500
300
1,200
730
Jan
22%
Jan
23%
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
30
Jan
33
Jan
20%
Jan
.
Feb
21%
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
37%
18%
50
18%
Feb
18%
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14
150
13
14
Feb
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52%
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52%
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19
2
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52%
19
2,600
100
capital
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Feb
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Jan
19
Jan
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Jan
81%
Jan
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210
*
80%
80%
81*4
60
59%
62%
1,000
58%
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9%
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10%
Feb
32%
*
32%
Jan
32%
400
31%
Jan
32%
122% 122%
—
100
122 %
Feb
122%
Feb
15%
250
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
7%
650
15
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6%
6%
13%
13%
—2
9%
9%
5
8%
8%
*
common
49%
17
39%
1
common
"Jan
36%
450
40%
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg common—50
Oil-Q-Matic
Feb
16%
13%
common
Williams
25
Jan
Jan
•
Inc
Jan
15%
5
.25
.
common
Stores
20%
10
common
Wieboldt
Jan
3%
6,350
4%
,__5
—
Carbon
Jan
23%
250
4%
37 %
21%
Feb
6%
38
Jan
38
Eeb
Jan
1,300
21%
4%
36%
4%
4%
50
38
30%
21%
25
Utah Radio Products
Co
6%
22'%
-1
common—
&
4%
21
20
15
15
25
common
capital—
Carbide
Walgreen
Jan
160
18%
capital
common
Corp
(The)
Steel
Feb
157
16
5
South La Salle Street Corp com—*
Union
Feb
3
79%
78%
21
25
*
capital
Corp
Trane
19
Jan
38
common—
Stewart-Warner
Texas
Jan
2%
24%
20
Indiana
(A)
Co
16%
24
16%
2
Storkline Fur Corp common
&
Jan
600
100
20%
6%
38
•
Sundstrand Machine Tool common
Swift
Feb
6%
Jan
5
Wisconsin
7% Feb
Jan
6
Bankshares—
Common
Woodall
—
Industries
Yates-Amer
Zenith
Unlisted
common
Mach
Radio
capital
Corp common
41% Jan
65%
8%
14
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
39*4. Jan
41%
Feb
41%
600
Iron
Co
1,200
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
500
29%
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
84
67%
Jan
73
5%
Jan
~5%
6
38%
*
Corp
(Glen L)
13%
31%
76%
1
Electric
13%
31
*
common
1
Co common
10
*
1
common
York Central RR capital
6
39%
10
1,200
1,000
200
Oil
(The)
Co
Jan
Pure
11%
Feb
57%
Feb
17%
Feb
Standard
21%
Feb
Standard Oil of N J
20
Jan
950
13%
Jan
15% Feb
U S
10%
if
Brands
Rubber Co
Jan
Jan
23%
23%
100
23%
Jan
26
17%
18%
1,690
15%
Jan
18 %
Feb
Jan
26%
Jan
22%
22%
23%
3,700
22
29
29
29%
1,200
28
.30%
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
48%
Jan
18%
Jan
18%
2,700
12
12%
7,800
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
20%
21
1,600
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
31%
31%
100
291/4
Jan
31%
Feb
58%
common
17%
20%
Republic Steel Corp common——
Jan
Jan
10%
,
17'%
Radio Corp of America common
Jan
16
40
Jan
12
16%
Jan
52%
Jan
18%
Jan
9
100
9%
Jan
Jan
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Jan
38
%
23%
5
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15
400
250
15%
Jan
9%
550
13%
Paramount Pictures Inc—.——1—1
Pullman Incorporated
.
11%
14%
11%
700
Feb
Feb
16
.
800
9
31
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Curtiss-Wright
57%
15%
Corp
New
Jan
15%
Steel
Feb
Jan
com
Copper Mining
50
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7%
Jan
41%
—*
14
10%
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Jan
8%
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Anaconda
Nash-Kelvlnator
62
•
—
58%
300
56%
Jan
59%
Jan
18%
Jan
23%
Feb
common
25
1
—10
common
common—i
22%
22%
12
12
50
12
Feb
50%
51
350
48
Jan
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v
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17
120
14%
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Feb
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19
19%
400
17
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Feb
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20
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Feb
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6%
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Feb
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Feb
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7
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page
1
•
100
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7%
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32
Jan
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42
42
10
100
Jan
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"Week's
Sales
Last
Jan
23
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Jan
27
7%
10%
22%
10%
■■■
,
7%
:
Jan
7%
1 *
STOCKS—
v"
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Low
Par
Aluminum
American
Industries
Laundry
Machine—
—
*
20
8
\
23%
34%
12 -
23%
35%
12
30
63
4
8% Feb
Champion
Paper
&
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*
—*
Jan
98
Feb
Churngold
Feb
32%
Jan
52%
Feb
53%
Jan
38%
Jan
42%
Jan
*
Cincinnati Ball Crank—
5
Cincinnati Gas & Electric preferred-lOo
Cincinnati
—
Advertising
Products
.
11%
6*%
3
109
33%
11%
35
200
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108% 109
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214
166
33%
11%
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High
Low
Feb
96
Range Since January
High
Feb
30%
v-
Friday
■
72% Feb
36
v
3
24
1
Oil
350
Jan
38
19
24
•
60
Common
Standard
6%
Feb
2% Feb
Jan
150
Jan
21%
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,
7% Jan
106
•
Feb
33%
30,
v
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600/,
2%
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4%
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St Louis Nat Stockyards
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7
1,500
1
common
250
21*4
20%
24
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—1
;
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Jan
41%
21%
*
Lamp common A
see
:
pfd
—
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79%
5
Sinclair Oil Corp
16%
100
17%
com
Kentucky Util jr cum pfd—
Kimberly
Jan,
157
10
common--
Corp class B common
Feb
200
20%
common
Co common
Tube &
98
3
,
35% Feb
Jan
150
18%
*
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Sangamct Electric Co common
Schwitzer Cummins capital
General
2,000
17
21'A
*
new
Kellogg Switchboard common
5 % preferred
Ken-Rad
33%
100
1,750
Feb
Feb
127
Feb
6%
6
6
100
preferred
Mfg Co
Serrick
1-
*
common
Baldwin
Drug
127
Feb
56%
Co—
Reliance
Interlake
16%
350
10
.Interstate Power $6 pfd
$7 preferred .i—-.u
Katz
•,
2%
2'%
—1
—
Mfg
Feb
8%
17
100
Indianapolis Power & Light
Indiana
—
common—
(The)
Quaker Oats Co
Raytheon
Jan
17
common
Indep Pneum Tool vtc
'
capital
(The)
Steel
17%
65*%
11
_3
capital
Illinois Central RR
20%
_10
.
10
72%
34
41%
.57%
—
Houdaille-Hershey class B—
£upp Motors common
Illinois Brick Co
A
101
Jan
35%
5%
5%
101
43
105%
35%
10
common-—
147
320
127
127
95
Jan
136
'
Spencer Bartlett common
Holders
" 127
pfd—100
36
RR
Studebaker Corp
Hibb
7%
Elec
Jan
Jan
20
56%
32
30%
1,600
147
50%
Feb
23%
100
24%
23%
145
' " 56
-
32%
32%
.
*
—-100
—_—;
—100
36
Jan
8%
l
Heileman Brew Co G cap
Hein Werner Motor Parts
*
common—
common
72
Jan
64%
•
com
Feb
72%
Jan
41%
65%
15%
Rubber common—*
(H W) common
*
Lakes Dr
14%
36
12
1,750
*
common
350
35
13%
300
Tire &
Inc
16
'
35
29
700
1,500
7%
8%
*
Goldblatt
Jan
14%
_*
common
50
Feb
13% Jan
;
350
12%
17
32
—
—._—*
10
Corp
Feb
17%
A common.,
Bethlehem
17%
100
common
Motors
38%
150
& Elec
Jan
Feb
41%
30
15
32
i
— -----—
General Foods common
400
18
American Radiator & St San
5
General Finance Corp common
38%
17%
Gas
Feb
'
1%
Candy class A
38%
class
Martin
General
5
20
48%
Feb
-
—10
Auto-
Jan
4%
105%
*
5
1
(Peter) Brewing common
63
19%
5
14%
Dredge
—12%
Util Corp
Housenold
Jan
30
—*
Simons & Connell Dk &
Four-Wheel
Fox
.
115%
28%
Dayton Rubber Mfg common—.——1
Decker (Alf) & Cohn Inc common—10
Deere & Co common——
*
Diamond T Motor Car common
2
Eddy Paper Corp (The)——
Jan
4%
29%
^
Cudahy Packing Co 7% cum pfd—100
Curtis Lighting Inc common
2%
Corp common
Doehler-Jarvis Corp—
Domestic Industries Inc class A_
115%
10
98%
common—.—:
Dodge Mfg
Jan
68
————20
25
—
Jan
62%
Jan
;'
part shrs vtc cl B.—-—*
Container Corp of AmericaCommon
30%
19%
.
Common
Crane
25% .Jan
54%
97
"
Co—
600
300
68
68
10
—*
23
1
Cities Service Co common
29%
58%
115% 115%
*
*
5
pfd—
conv
capital
Common
Club
27%
—
Chicago Towel Co
Jan
cap
common
Sterling Brewers Inc
58%
common
36%
Spiegel Inc common
7% Jan
17,050
Feb
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Preferred
250
Switch
Jan
98%
22Vf Jan
100
.9%
1%
131
Jan
8%
35%
•
120
1,360
56
35
Feb
Jan
17
35
Jan
82%
23%
17
1%
15%
530
.
*
V
37%
Elec
Potter Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
60
130
Cherry Burrell Corp common———5
Chicago Corp common
1
Convertible preferred
*
Chicago Flexible Shaft common
37%
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke capital*——100
Perfect Circle
(The) Co———;
*
Jan
Jan
6,750
1%
130
-98%
9%
%
1,400
1%
15%
9%
_10
■
3
'
40% Feb
—
Feb
Penn
7% Feb
50
20%
—-—.-*■
Chain. Belt Co-common—
Jan
17
*
1
lien pfd
&
Gas
Pennsylvania
Feb
40%
7%
*
Central States Power & Light pfd
13%
250
50%
*^
-
common—2
Penn
18% Feb
12%
*
preferred
Preferred
19%
200
18
3
Peabody Coal Co class B com—8
6% preferred1 —————_,w.100
Feb
17%
preferred
Parkeir Pen Co
Feb
20%
25
107%
450
14%
17
Corp
Util pr
Oklahoma
Feb
39%
•
7%
Jan
Jan
1%
11%
15%
20%
14%
Bancorp
West
Jan
19%
Inc
Ind
Airlines
Northwest
Nor
Feb
53%
1,300
Cooker
Illinois
Northwest
Feb
Feb
20
"Northern
Feb
17
*
50c
*
Central S W Util common
lien
130
5,400
2%
1%
Prior
250
42 %
Jan
6%
5,300
20%;*
Jan
39%
124
Corp—
preferred
Convertible
50
130
17
12 %
10
common
Jan
31%
17
10
(A M)
Co
18
Feb
27%
*
*
1
Brothers
Butler
Feb
29
8%
17%
1
1
5
—5
—
16%
100
Noblitt-Sparks
Ja 11
3%
Jan
51%
Springfilled common.:
North American Car
51
Jan
Jan
50%
Co common-
'National Standard Capital stock
Jan
6
common————1
Ring
Feb
11%
2%
*
Corp..
Berghoff Brewing Corp-——_
Binks Mfg Co capital
Bliss & Laughlin
Inc common--
8%
Jan
3%
5
*
10
Bastian-Blessing Co common
Jan
9%
250
20
6%
3
common
7%
650
17
8%
8%
20%
2,%
8%
3
common
Aviation Corp (Delaware)
3,300
48%
150
Ward &
Pressure
11> "Jan
3 %
Cylinder Gas common
National
Jan
29
42%
4
Athey Truss Wheel capital
Automatic
11
8%
10%
129
130
—1
Co common.
High
Jail
16%
1
com
10%
6,900
29
*
100
6
Co_—
Service pfd
Public
American
common
Mfg
Chalmers
Allis
common
,
Nachman
National
10%
8
8%
10 %—
Range Since January 1
LOW
11
10%
11
.
5
1
*
10
Aluminum Castings
Advanced
Aetna
1
common—-
High
-
Montgomery
14
Jan
10%
20
11
49%
Feb
Feb
Jan
12
100
11
.
*
,_*
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
preferred—.
500
14
49%
common—-_1
Co
Co
Common
Sales
of Prices
Friday
Brewing
Chemical
Monroe
13%
—10
preferred—
prior
4%
2% Jan
16%
Jan
25% Jan
lV/2
Jan
JH
35*%
28%
10
Jan
12
Feb
Jan
33%
Feb
Jan
11%
an
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
2%
Jan
3
Jan
107%
Jan
109
Feb
5%
%
Volume
Number
161
695
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
4359
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK ENDING FEB. »
FOR
Sales
Range
for Week
fS
■
1
'
>
Low
Par
C N O & T P
'
Street
Cincinnati
—:
-
—.
20
80
•
Dow
Tissue
38
_
Foundation
Investment
S
_
_
_
_____
_
_
'
'*•"*
1
Printing
Preferred
40
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
37%
Jan
30
Feb
Hoover
11%
Jan
12
Feb
Hoskins
Jan
17
Feb
I-Ioudaille-Hershey
Ball
100
16
398
56%
Jan
60
Jan
20
26
Jan
26
.
16
4
Feb
4%
Jan
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
Laltey
43
Jan
44%
Jan
LaSalle
393
16
38
43% .44
_50
.
City- Ice1:. &
General
16 %
—*
—_
_
GHS
Lojuimna
17%
22 %
22%
22%
44
*
4%
4 %
4%
100
10
Fuel
65 V8
64%
65%
375
31%
31
31%
58
54%
55%
75
:
„_
Motors
*
Brands
Standard
Roller
Timkcn
Bearing
*
—,
Fdry
Week's
Akron Brass Mfg
Range
Basic
Refractories
Clark
Controller
Feb
Michigan
Sugar
Michigan
4%
Jan
62%
Jan
Feb
Cliffs
Cliffs
Iron
26%
Jan
31%
Feb
Mid-West
51%
Jan
55%
Feb
Murray
Commercial
Eaton
General
Tire
Greif
Bros
Halle
Rubber
&
Tire
Goodyear
—_„
—2—:.——.
Range Since January 1
6%
Rickel
Hiah
6%
Jan
6
class
Cooperage
Bros,
Jan
80%
Jan
18%
Jan
Wol
McKee
Nestle
class
LeMur
class
Brass
Packer
Tool
Vlchek
White
Motor
100
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
Warner
52
Jan
52%
Jan
435
33
Jan
35%
23%
26%
Interlake
16
14%
3.018
14%
Ohio
Oil
Republic
Steel
2,126
7%
Jan
10%
24%
Jan
28
%
Steel
S
common——
100
43%
Jan.
47%
Steel
Youngstown
Door
1,095
23 %
Jaif-
25
Feb
Jan
class
7%
Jan
1%
1%
7,180
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
3%
3%
900
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
975
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
10%
10%
100
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
500
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
490
13%
'
——.
>2%
_
■<*'
P
■
;
3
v
15%
15%
jrjj f' ;;
6 V4
'•
Feb'
Jan
v14%
Jan
3 %
698
3%
5,630
2%
25 %
410
23
Jan
25%
Jan
Bandini
18%
Jan
25
18%
69
18%
17%
18
42
1,190
4%
11 %
4
11%
2%
4%
178
11%
Jan
Feb
Feb
*
8%
9%
1400
—
15%
614
77
85
a45% a45%
Feb
15%
Feb
55
a38% a39%
9%
Jan
14%
a28% a28%
Feb
Jan
7%
14%
22
Jan
18%
1,280
303
a26
a26
9%'
—
—-
—
__
—
—
—
126
23%
23%
—
30
Jan
3%
Jan
12%
12%
946
12%
Jan
7%
7%
1,150
7
Jan
7%
Feb
4
4
400
4
Feb
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
207
.7%
Bolsa
~3%
;
7,830
3%
2%
440
19.%
—-
163
21
—
—z
w
—
__
a62
122
i'";-;
575
20%
a61
a22% a24%
Oil
Chica
38
38
".
—
4'
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
4% :
7%
2,450
6%
1,400
6%
Jan
7 Vb
Jan
5%
4%
5%
7,980
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
39%
Jan
.,
'
5%
6
1%
1%
5,005
5%
5%
900
Range
for Week
.
Co
Low
High
7%
7%
300
4%
4%
1,191
4%
Jan
51
51
50
50 %
Feb
4%
170
1,275
2
Jan
2%
Jan
4
3%
4%
1,425
3
Jan
4%
Jan
2.10
1.85
2.15
14,355
21%
21%
565
30
%
w
'
a29%
a
Sale Price
77
80
Jan
85
Feb
94
Jan
94
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Continental
Paper
Motors
2%
York Curb
Oil
A
Co
21%
2,045
19
Jan
25%
27%
250
26%
Jan
28%
12
100
10%
Jan
12
Jan
a68
a68%
150
71
Jan
71
Jan
15%
a68
15%
Feb
11
Jan
15%
410
14%
Jan
11
11
200
10%
Jan
40
600
30
Jan
40
Feb
510
510
510
15
510
Feb
510
Feb
13
Jan
Shares
High
2%
16 %
865
8
1,200
6%
Jan
64%
972
62%
Jan
64%
Jan
a55% a57%
153
54%
Jan
54%
Jan
64%
a55%
_1
Corp
Co
&
Mining
Oil,
53%
Jan
60 Vb
Feb
1,000
77 %c
Jan
90c
Jan
18%
18%
750
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
60%
r
Dev
5
5%
1,938
14c
14c
1,000
13c
Jan
14c
16
14%
16
1,837
13%
Jan
16.
50c
50c
206
45c
Jan
60C
20%
20%
20%
517
19%
Jan
22%
145
145
1.50
2,950
Jan
1.75
70c
70c
1,100
70c
Jan
72 %c
8c
Jan
17c
6%
Jan
~1
Air
17c
15c
17c
7%
7%
475
26c
26c
300
8%
625
1
Products———_——
Clay
Gas
Corp
Elec
&
common
common
pf
1st
Lighting Corp common
Western
Corp
Oil
Detroit
Edison
.
2
Shell
Range Since January 1
Low.
High
2%
Jan
Feb
11
12
4,017
10%
Jan
875
1%
Jan
2%
2
15
14%
14%
10
21
21
6%
!_ —20
22%
10%
10%
6%
common
500
;
22%
7%
23
609
100
Jan
14
18
...
Jan
8%
Jan
1,500
6%
Jan
3,047
21%
Jan
2,400
Corp
Oil
2%
11
12
2%
15%
21
Jan
Signal Oil &
Sinclair Oil
Solar Aircraft
Feb
Jan
Feb
Southern
Calif Edison Co
footnotes
see
page
700.
Ltd
Jan
Taylor
Feb
Transamerica
Milling
Transcontinental
&
West
Air,
—
Feb
Feb
36
Feb
-■J-
Jan
36
144
36
Feb
a4934 a49%
105
a22!/8 a22%
a49%
50
'■
f
48%
Jan
49%
Jan
20
Feb
20
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
11.930
5%
12%
12%
12%
1.645
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
1
211
%
Jan
1%
Jan
7%
650
•6%
Jan
9%
Jan
a58% a58%
47
41%
100
7%
41%
1 '
a27'/a a27%
60
60
•:
16%
507
12%
750":
25
28%
27%
28%
2,074
31
31%
1,035
30%
30%
327
40%
2
Inc—5
41
675
39%
41%
3,571
7
300
Y'->:
7
~al4%
11%
al5
25
11%
11%
2,913
28
28
259
11
' Jan
Jan
Feb
16%
,
Jan
60
15%' ;Jan
43
26 y8
:
Jan
3an
54
'■
16
11%
41
Jan
41%
26%
54
220 K
16
*
Corp
Corporation.—.
26c"'Feb
8%
34%
36
1
Sunray Oil Corp
Jan
35%
621
12 %:
preferred class B——_—_—25
preferred class C—'
—25
Southern
Pacific Company—
*
Standard Oil Co of Calif
*
7%
■i L-
40
35%
1
Company
Jnn
t Jan
Jan
6%
35%
5%%
Feb
.
-
al4 a 14%
6%
i
For
7%
—
Feb
Feb
8%
1
Co
Jan
1
1
*
--*■■■■■
30
Corp.-———-————15
Gas Co. class A.
0
Corp..
————-—*
10%
23
25
*
—10
Feb
' Jan
8%V-Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
'•*''''I-n*1 rj''
10
25
:—•——
___
Aeronautical
Union
common
common
*
1.45
71,000
7 Vb
Finance
3%
■
—<—1
Co—.1
Corporation Ltd——
Pacific
Feb
51/4
Jan
"5
10c
i
——
Co
Aircraft
Mfg
i 415
80c 82%c
59%
82 %c
82%c
1
Co
Petroleum
Safeway Stores Inc
Security Company
11 %
12
10%
_
Feb
8
—10c
1
Co—
Diablo
Ryan
112
common- —10
__
Feb
16%
7%
*
Co
Car
Motor
Oil
Pa^Hio
11
:
&
„
15%
,15%
—1
Pacific
dl Prices
_„1
common
Cleveland Nav
Detroit
Jan
40
11
—•
common..
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—
Associate
11
1
_
'
.
12
Co
Motor Car Corp
Mt
Sales
2%
5
common
;
20%
__
4
5
1
Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank__100
Parnsworth Television & Radio
1
Fitzsiinmons Stores class A
1
General Motors Corp common
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co com
*
Menasco
for Week
Low
*
Jan
28%
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
22
27%
21%
—*
1
...
~
Co.
Range
..Last
Machine
1.95
Jan
Jan
425
a99i
a96%-
1.75
21
30
29%
85
85
85
a96%
a96%
Inc——-—-.--—.*
Hupp
Week's
Friday
Adding
Feb
2%
class A
Ltd
Co
Jan
2%
a24% a24%
;
Products Corp
& Equipment
Oil
Jan
*
5%
51
2%
*
100
5
•
Derrick
Exeter
8
2
America
of
High
,
.
'6% Jan
1
——
Douglas Aircraft Co,
5 % r!t
'
Burroughs
Range Sfjice January 1
Shares
—1
*
Preferred
Hudson
Detroit Slock Exchange
_
Jan
Low
—_
Corporation
Consolidated Steel Corp
Warrants
_
5%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
50
pf—
Republic Petroleum Co
common.
Jan
Jan
5
1%
r
Chrysler
Hancock
DETROIT
Building
Rubber common
1%
1%
5%
Company
California Packing Corp com
Richfield
McLaren
Feb
Jan
5Va Feb
50c
Pacific
Baldwin
1
6
1.115
<
Sale Price
Holly Development Co—
Telephone: Randolph 5530
Brown,
Jan
37
676
39
37
39
—
—
—
Chicago Stock Exchange
Exchange
common
Feb
4%
Angeles Stock Exchange
Corp..
Jackson
Byron
Northrop
New
York Stock Exchange
Forge
Jan
38
Feb
38
1
Broadway Dept Store Inc com
Pacific
Drop
Jan
13 %
•
'
Atlas
4%
■
1
19%
20%
1
Jan
4
2,217
4
common
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co
Blue Diamond Corporation
Emsco
190
9%
*
—
4%
4%
4%
6
Products common
Petroleum
Creameries
_—
45
a39% a39%
*
common
Feb
4%
10
1
Central Investment Corp—
22
21
—
—
Member*
Electric
Feb
2%
;
12%
1
"
"
Corp
Mfg
Nordon
A'len
Feb
i
10
2% Jan
4,507
4%
133
a47% a487«
Jan
4%
Jan
10
20
a52% a53
Jail
18
42%
Jan
40
50
4%
Jan
18%
Jan
16%
526
41%
8TOCK8—
Jan
1
50
Barker Bros Corp 5%%
Watling, Lerchen
Ford
Jan
31
•
Feb
10
155
10
2%
2%
Par
Lockheed
Stock
3% Jan
3%
13
13%
10
Feb
29%
13%
■
Feb
7%
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200
31
3
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30%
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5%
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Detroit
Jan
42c
Jan
32c
4,009
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Feb
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Jan
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130
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100
28
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6%
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Feb
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Jan
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55
7%
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New
U
Iron
1%
5%
Feb
1,110
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Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
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1%
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Industrial
3% Jan
Jan
4%
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class B com
,
245
1
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.teneral Electra ' common
Glidden
5
52%
7
Tube
Graphite Bronze
7%
700
—*
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*
1
common—
Cooler
Universal
Jan
unlisted-
Cleveland
Jan
6%
Jan
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&
6%
7%
900
1
common
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5%
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Feb
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19
7%
2,450
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Jan
48
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Youngstown
U S
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—
—
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—
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Weinberger
—
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19
1%
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loo
0
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Jan
5%
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;
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25
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Iron
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Ohio
Feb
755
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—
--
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130
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87
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19
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Jan
15
Jan
15
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Jan
13%
Jan
4%
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Standard
25
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Jan
23%
*
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Richman
Feb
20%
47%
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Corp
88 %
J
Mfg
Simplicity
•
B
Pr
Scotten-Dillon common
Jan
0
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Paving
Metropolitan
21%
*
B..__
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Portland
25
Jan
16%
4 Vo
common
(H*W)
18 %
28
T
Jan
12%
100
18%
-10
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50
9%
9%
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Medusa
Ohio
•
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75
15
14%
14%
& Tr__
Electric
Leland
*
23%
200
18%
1%
—
common
Invest
34%- 35'%
26 %
26%
_i__-
Kelley Island Lime
Mtl
52
35%
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17%
-
157
13
18%
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Jotted
15
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100
preferred
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impr.ftk*
20% /
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Jail
Jan
Feb
6
Feb
20
2,669
88 %
19%
a30% a30%
Rubber
&
8
Motor Car common
Prudential
982
86%
25
Co
Jan
i
common.
Chemical
Peninsular
25
*
Bookbinding
Mfg
5%
—1
l
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'Pfeiffer
515
6
21%
•
a
6,322
2
—
Corp
Parker
200
5
"
preferred
Corp.common
7%
5
—
common
Preferred
Sheller
Cleveland
Feb
7%
1%
Die Casting common
65%
Low
6 ■%
21%
21%
4%
5
McClanahan Oil common
Jan
4
Shares
6
1
Jan
1,
common—
Jan
20%
High
6 %
—
_—
Feb
for Week
01 Prices
Low
50
Feb
3%
5
common—„
Jan
Sales
Last
Sale Price
65%
1,124
1
18 Vb.
Cleveland Slock Exchange
Par
Feb
Jan
5,958
—_1
Prod
Screw
Parke, Davis
8TOCK8—
7%
4%
18
—
22%
Park
Friday
16%
Jan
64%
13
Mach common
&
Wines
Packard
»
Jan
7
4
65%
:—*
common,
common-—.
Jan
1533
667
18%
25
Mill
Car
Motor
Kingston Products common
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B
Hurd Lock & Mfg
Masco
American
Feb
Jan
14%
1,130
25
10
—2%
———*
common.
Kinsel Drug Common
15 %
'•8%
•••'
7%
100
:
Jan
48
59 %
Feb
4%
•'
Bearing common
&
Mfg
Hudson
26
Feb
5%
Jan
27
57%
10%
6.034
8%
16%
7%
7%
'
.
1
common.
35
26
Jan
4% Jan.
62%
10
common..
40
26
7%
7%
Jan
36%
Motors
Brewing
12
-1.7
10
145
j.16% Jan
7%
General
30-
17
Jan
225
16%
1
common.
37 %
59%
.*
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.
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12
17
15%
5%
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Mfg B
General
Jan
217
'
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common..-.
42 %
Jan
40
Feb
750
10%
5
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33%. Jan
Goebel
13%
*
—
15%
Jan
'
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Jan
32
420
40%
Jan
7
16
1
Feb
13%
75
1%
Jan
Jan
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32 %
*
class, A—.
8%
Jan
Jan
10%
$
Feb
Frankenmuth Brewing common.
8
1%
5%
16
16
5
High
Low
1,100
1,130
1%
7
6%
6%
common
common—
Range since January 1
High
Feb
9%
29
30
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Gamble
&
Class B
U
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Procter
174
Stove
Shares
1%
1%
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common™.
Corp
37%
*
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Randall
15%
13%
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8%
60
13%
—
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;
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Jan
40
Kroner
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Jan
9%
*
Kahn
Magnavox
31%
50
32
Art
Gibson
39
369
100
pfd
Jan
Steel
Detroit
Feb
-
Iron
Gray
Detroit-Michigan
12% Jan
.
80 :
8%
10
;
Jan
9%
9%
*
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78 %
37%
*
——_
Drug
Eagle-Picher
641
39
79
_
Crystal
8%
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Detroit
Jan
110
Jan
108
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50
—!
Cincinnati Telephone
Crosley Corp
809
11%
11 VB
11%
2
109
for Week
Low
Par
High
LOW
High
109
50
—
Range Since January I
Shares
y of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
-
'
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Week's
Friday
Last
Jan
14%
Jan
26%
■■
Jan
28%
Feb
30%
Jan
32 V*
Jan
30 %
Jan
31%
Jan
39 Va
Jan
44%
Jan
39
Jan
41%
Feb
6%
Jan
7% Jan
15
Jan
15
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
28
Feb
28
Feb
Monday,-February 12, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
696
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
y!/;; RANGE FOR WEEK: ENDING FEB. 9
'
Shares
22
Yosemite
21%
18%
of California
——25
Consolidated Oil" Co_——10
Portland Cement pfd—..—10
Oil
Union
Jan
22% Feb
National Power
15%
Jan
19 y8
100
350
r,
6% Jan
Feb
4.40ft
Feb
Phila Elec
3c
2%c
Jan
:r 8c
600
1.00
Jan
1.15
1,300
1,000
2%c
Jan
5c
Feb
Phileo-
Jan
7c
4c
7c
7c
•fic
American
American
1
Co-:
Anaconda Copper Mining
(111)——
& Co
Armour
•
Co
Refining
—:
AT & S F Ry
Atlantic
Co.'—
Corporation
'
Works vtc
Aviation
Baldwin Locomotive
Co
Oil
Barhsdall
——'
-Corp—
-Aviation
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Boeing
Airplane
Borden
Co
Co
(J
Case
Caterpillar Tfactor Co-'
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp
Commercial Solvents Corp—_—;
Commonwealth Edison Co—
Corp
Southern
Cons Vultee Aircraft Corp
Continental Motors Corp
Continental Oil Co (Del)
Crown ZellerbaCh Corp
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Commonwealth
Class
&
A
Co
Electric Bond & Share
—
Goodrich
Graham-Paige
Corp—
Int'l Nickel Co of Canada
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
Kennecott Copper CorpIron
Interlake
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Packard
Co
Motor
Paramount
Oil Co
Pure
America
Brands,
Standard
Standard Oil
Standard Oil
Co
Webster
&
Stone
(N J)
Inc
Studebaker Corp
Company
Texas
Gulf Sulphur Co
Texas
Tide Water Assoc
Westmoreland
20%-
21%
17%
Jan
21%
United
United States Steel Corp
Warner Bros
Pictures Inc
class A
Union Tel Co
Western
50
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg Co
51
17% Jan
18%
34%
Jan
34%
jv'J "'v.\;
,
175
10%
Jan
140
39%
Jan
39 Va
25
48 Va
Jan
48 V2
4%
Jan
4%
American Tel
Autocar Co
225
16%
Jan
17
.
Budd
237
1,044
%
J'an
18
9
:
21
10%
Jan
Clark
Feb
450
5%
25
19 Va
Jan
20%
Jan
143
9%
Jan
11
Feb
Electric
General
Jan
39%
38Va Jan
39%
637
50
Motors.
—
Aircraft
Engine
54%
54% Jan
Fuel Supply
Mountain
Jan
Pittsburgh
Brewing
768
Jan
19%
Jan
19%
19%
6%
Oil
Feb
2%
Jan
4
Jan
61
Feb
Jan
WpRMnehousp
7%
Feb
Westinghouse Elec & Manuf
600
33%
Jan
36
363
26%
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
12%
3,556
10 %
Jan
12%
Agnew
Surpass Shoe
preferred
Ajax Oil & Gas—
1,105
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
126
101%
Jan
106 Va
4
j*
'
,
16
15%
16
1,578
13%
Jan
16
Feb
34 %
Jan
36 V:
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Jan
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180
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82
29%
Jan
30 y4
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80
35%
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For
footnotes see page 700.
1
17%
Jan
125%
Feb
1,180
6Va
Jan
7%
Feb
45%
100
V/a
Feb-
15
45%
45
Jan
45%
Feb
1%
1%
300
1
Feb
1%
Jan
9
250
9
Feb
9
Feb.
5c
Jan
7c
Jan
10
10
280
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
11%
520
9%
Jan
11%
34%
343/4
365
34
Jan
34%
Feb
30
30%
272
29
Jan
31
Jan,
119% 119%
185
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3/4
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58%
58%
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5c
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57%
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Feb
50
11%
Jan
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18%
Jan
23%
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34
170
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Feb
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Jan
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23%
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Jan
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Jan
St. Louis Stock
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33%
Feb
32
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Jan
1%
Feb
30%
1%
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61%
21%
463
59%
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14
14%
575
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
a45% a46%
212
44%
Jan
47
Jan
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140
Feb
American
Jan
Burkart Mfg common
1%
18%
360
17%
Jan
a42y8 a43%
125
41
Jan
41
17%
High
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Range Since January 1
49
49
49
1
32
32
32
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11%
13%
15%
16
3
Huttig
&
S
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common
2
100
Pressed Brick com
Hydraulic
!—--—-——100
Preferred
183-g
Feb
International Shoe common
164%
Jan
———*
Knapp Monarch
common
*
Laclede-Christy Clay Prod com
5
Jan
16%
Jan
19
25%
Jan
28% Feb
57%
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
-i
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Key
Co
40%
•
Jan
Jan
375
8
common
Steel
Laclede
14
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19
Jan
2iy2
Jan
13
214
11%
Jan
13
Feb
12%
135
11%
Jan
12% Feb
14 Va
14%
930
13
Jan
14
Feb
37%
37
37%
250
35
Jan
37%
Feb
80%
80%
80%
Feb
Jan
193/4
Jan
St
Aluminum common;—
Stix, Baer & Fuller common
Wagner Electric common
64%
65%
\ W';.,
65 %
1,717
23%
24%
50
62
Jan
65%
Feb
21%
Jan
14%
Feb
4%
4%
100
14%
1,593
4
12%
7%
7%
173
6%
Jan
5
Jan
13%
—
•
,
28%
49%
•
*
Louis Public Service "A" common—1
common——
193/4
Goods common
Sterling
—
.1 >
—10
15
__
Jan
RANGE FOR
>.
BONDS—
Jan
9%
St.
Louis Pub Serv 25-yr conv
inc_1964
WEEK ENDING FEB.
,
Week's
for Week
Shares
Range
Low
•
3
350
47%
48 %
1,345
150
150
10
-8V2C
10c
9,000
114
114
5
1.57
1.60
800
Copper
Aldermac
High
3
3
46%
142
7y2c
113
1.50
High
Jan
33/,
Jan
51%
Jan
159
.
80% Feb
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
j
Alberta Pacific Consolidated—
Range Since January 1
Low
Feb
v
Sales
Last
STOCKS—
■
Sales
Range
28% Feb
•;'18% Feb
9
\
Par
Week's
>
20% Feb
LISTED MARKETS
Exchange
of Prices
.
Jan
14%
Jan
Feb
Jan
19%
16
Jan
v
49%
Rice-Stix
48 Va
10
18 y4
49%
19%
12%
12%
13%
National
Jan
:
50
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
Jan
48%
Jan
9%
Jan
14
Jan
11%
46%
11%
Jan
8% Feb
v
Jan
61%
48
/
Feb
8
Feb
41 Va
.
17%
Jan
1,389
->'..".-1 65
24%
Jan
39% Feb
Jan
42%
Jan
19%
23'
2%
//
27%
59%
19%
Feb
10
527 Nr ;r-C 9%
>
Feb
Feb
2
110
-*
*
25
Blanke
Dry
133/4
16
205
common
Piping & Supply com.,
Missouri Portland Cement com-
Candy
Jan
Jan
18 y4
Midwest
79
Jan
10%
14%
28%
Feb
Feb
11%
Feb
38
18
Meyer
14
98%
61%
Feb
Jan
28%
Feb
Jan
Jan
10%
16%
36
17% Jan
Jan
10%
61%
■
/
Jan
24%
Jan
20
92%
10%
14 Va
Jan
Jan
50
395
61%,
13%
23%
8%
20 %
367
12%
150
Jan
Feb
20%
14
1,157
100
10
Jan
8
17% Jan
98%
V
14
10
Feb
30
55
13 V8
12%
'■
49
34
nw 173/4
97%
11%
.
Feb
49
20
common
•
11%
130
*
5
17%
60
8%
com—*
157%
59%
586
16%
38
Brewing
342
/
40%
16%
common
1,177
450
243/4
39%
14
24%
37%
18%
685
243%
10
30
35
105
335
275
15
85
14
24%
14
5
"
1
common—
8 3/a
8
8%
10
common
High
Low
35
75
200
High
Low
xxxxs.
19
-50
Pepper
Range Since January 1
High
—.——50
pfd-
5ft
Inv
-40 163%
17%
17%
Low
Hussmann-Ligonier
~;X'k
Shares
Shares
Griesedieck-Western
for Week
Range
for Week
of Prices
Par
Falstaff
Sales
of Prices
Low
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Century Electric Co
Columbia Brewing common
Week's
Exchange
St. Louis Stock
;/
Friday
18%
17%
693
Jan
Feb
32
1%
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype SL
k
33%
207
29%
Phone
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
York Curb Exchange Associate
Chicago Stock Exch.
V/c
33%
33%
Missouri
Members
\*
117%
117% Jan
25
North 4th St., St. Louis 2,
300
Feb
-r*,I
18%
Jan
100
a81
all6%all6%
1.60
Jan
6%
Jan
al04%al05%
28%
100
1
15%
11834
St. Louis Listed and
Feb
20%
21
*
Jan
70
125
27% Jan
230
Sale Price
s.
58
17 V*
Jan
35
al8%
Par
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61
17 Va
•
Brake
Air
19%
Jan
Last
7ft
61
1
*
Steel
Alloys.
Jan
12
47%
Jan
124% 1253/4
125
1
Springs:
Steel
5%
20 y8
7%
Jan
150
common
18%
12
19%
6%
179
35
a42y8
1,160
3%
1
Gas
&
229
a26% a26%
a36%
6
9
10,230
a 17%
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Jan
3%
1
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6%
a26%
Jan
22%
Jan
Feb
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—*
common
a28% a29%
19 %
&28%
2%
Jan
4%
——
Vanadium
441
a2l%
Jan
20 V4
1%
:
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Standard
Feb
21
a21%
a2i%
10%
Feb
1%
54
Jan
Mining
Jan
9%
4%
150
1%
Renner Co
10
423
1%
1,850
Jan
9%
4%
21
43/8
1%
Jan
Shamrock
Jan
1%
8%
San Toy
Feb
10
1%
38%
Jan
15 y4
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
10%
Jan
26 Va
13
100
Feb
7%
51%
313
0%
9%
37%
Jan
Jan
15%
959
410
Jan
10%
10 Va
2,015
48%
Feb
9%
8%
22
10%
12%
a37V8 a38%
20
67
20
Feb
270
Jan
10%
Jan
23%
-1,220
4%
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
Jan
18%
23%
Jan
37/a
5%
952
a50% a51%
29 Va
95
18%
23 y2
&
Jan
4%
21
Pittsburgh
Reymer
28%
10%
Jan
-
■
50
40
30
8 V2
High
Low
293/4
635
Jan
Preferred
Jan
Range Since January I
High
12%
30
119%
Feb
31%
Jan
19%
160
104%
30%
10
Jan
5%
a30
Friday
Acme
Jan
16
12%
a 29%
18%
100
100
•V. 41%
Jan
19%
Corp
Fireproofing
Canadian Funds
& Paper common.:
1%
Jan
13%
6
-
Power
Jan
38%
12%
Forgings
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
*
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry preferred_100
Toronto Stock
preferred
preferred
Gas &
Oil
1%
403
19%
10% Jan
X-'t'
6ft
Feb;
895
4,055
1%
•
.10
10
51 %
CANADIAN
Abitibi
Jan
Jan
93%
—
Jan
Jan
8
Gas
Jan
26%
STOCKS—
1%
2 3/4
•
Walker Refractories—
Star
Jan
27%
-
_
Jan
Jan
31
P/4
Jan
•
Valley RR
.
1
1%.
10%
V-'r. -
4%
9%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
Lehigh
Feb
6,310
3,632
14%
::S~
•
5%
162%
50
59%
4%
'
—-
1
50j/4
8
•
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1
Co
Jan
Jan
29%
-
10
37%
*
Jacobs
44%
23/4
16
Low
""
200
To
-
Jan
Jan
Sales
—
3,860
Last
in
10%
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•
Candy—
& Electric
Gas
National
23 V8
•
Feb
for Week
•
10
7%
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13%
Jan
9%
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—*
—-100
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Harbison
35
a58% a58%
7%
Brothers
Gimbel
Co
Gas
common
Lone
*
Power &
Feb
15%
Week's
Devonian: Oil———————10
Fort
Pitt Brewing
1
6% Jan
6
•
common
Jan
42
24 %
of Prices
Par;
5
Light
Storage Battery
Delaware
1
Continental Commercial Corp com
Columbia
>240
10%
39%
a50%
preferred
Prior
Jan
38%
Sale Price
Co
Blaw-Knox
Jan
221
21%
Natural
Preferred
Jan
a 19%
Wheel Co
Chrysler Corp.
Curtis Pub Co
23%
Jan
110
41%
31
Steel———;!*"
Ludlum
Allegheny
Feb
5%
8%
—
Works v t c„
Bankers Securities Corp preferred.
Budd (E: G) Mfg Co common—.—
1%
'
15
.20
-
■
Arkansas
Jan
%
2,000
11/1612/16
18%
18%
10%
10%
a31% a32%
19
& Tel
1%
i53/4
STOCKS—
..,24
-100
common.
Jan
V/a
Feb
Sale Price
Baldwin Locomotive-
19%
36%
Last
Jan
25
11%-
23
:
Feb
Feb-;
57%
1
.13%
-313/+ Jan
.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan:
a29%
—
,
•
19 y4
232
2%
Friday
11%
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American Stores
Jan
36
302
1%
10
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59%-
23/4
Jan
Friday
,
119%
,
Jan
43 3/a.
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.
...
Jan
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
'' '
Feb
Jan
59%
<*a48% a48%
10
Feb
26%
156
'
145
18%
Dr
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Jan
25
a40
a
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Willys-Overland Motors Inc
Woolworth Company (F W)
Jan
243/a
18
43
43%
—
71% Jan
68% Jan
12
a58%
a
41 '■
■
35
10 / a54%,
*
14
5
a45%
•
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2,721
:
235
a39%
*
Corp
>■
Feb
Company—100
Air Lines Inc
10
Aircraft Corp—
5
Corporation (Del)
*
United
S
Carbon
Jan
33 Va
42%
403/4
Feb
39%
-
38%
■
186
9%'
9%
30%
70
272
24 %
23 %
common
2 7 3/4
Railroad
Pacific
United
U
&
Carbide
Union
Union
Oil
Corp
preferred
Jan
10%
—
—1
—-——25
25
*
10
_—••
& Co———
Swift
$3
al9%
*
*
25
25
*
:
37 Va
•
United
.77% Jan
preferred
Corp
26%
5%
•
15
Inc
(Ind)
Co
Jan
8%
Jan
TIV* Jan
Invest
500
21%
a
21%
36%
——1
Mining
Tonopah
Transit
27%
10%
•
Republic Steel Corp
Sears, Roebuck As Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Southern Railway Co.
6%
Jan
33%
Jan
27%
a32%
*
•
—
Corp of
Radio
21%
—
United Gas Improvement
a29% a29 Va
—50
25
Oil
Ohio
Oil'.
Feb
12/16
Car Co
Pictures, Inc
.'
American Aviation, Inc.
North American Co
29 y»
a49% a49%
*
1
10
*
«•
1
RR
Central
York
New
21%
•
;'a4%- a4%
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*
North
Scott Paper common
Feb
161
Feb
~6%
18
Ward & Co, Inc
Montgomery
36
t
Jan
a39%
a
19%
35%
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5%
V
7
117
327
31 %.
31
1
Oil
8,866
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•
McNeill & Libby
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Llbby,
Jan
a34®8 a34%
1
*
*
*
*
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pfd
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Northern Ry Co
Great
Dome
6%
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Sun
132
a69% a71%
General Electric Co—*
General Foods Corp
*
23
19
—/
75
21%
1
1
5
5
1
1
5
118 3/a 118%
50
common
6%
*
.
Co
27%
25
25
41
•
*
-25
Jan
35%
preferred'
42'%
Jan
161
1,570
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24%
*
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15
Borg-Warner Corp
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
42 Va
555
8%
21
1,504
3f%
25
Corp
Salt
25
31%
31%
Jan
6,626
26%
'
721
-
161
a46% a46s/a
5
:
:——
100
161
38%
24%,
26
.100
...
...
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1334. Feb
Jan
12
1,060
42%- 42%
100
14
50
5
100
25
3
13 w
5
5
*
Tel Co_—_
Viscose Corp
American Tel &*
13%
13%
13%
♦
•
Stand San. Corp—.
Smelt & Refin Co..
Amer Had &
preferred
Reading
'
•<
39%
23%
>
6% Jan,.
»■
32% Jan
Jan
4c
2nd
Stocks—
Unlisted
Jan
9,572
4,306
300
Feb
9Va
Jan
5%
6%
35%
39%
'
Phila Insulated Wire
2%c Jan
11,200
7%
1,541
6%
34%
24%
26%
*
common
Jan
3,000
8c
High
Low
9%
8%
-
6%
—.10
Mfg.,
Salt
preference
3c
1.05
4c
83/4
,
1
Range Since January
High
35
1
50
•
Si
1.10
2%c
4 % c;
7c
3,000
9c
Low
m
Light
Philadelphia Electric Co common-
Feb
Shares
t
Pennsylvania RR_.
7% Feb
10c
Jan
7c
&
for Week
i "A
Pennroad Corp
Feb
1.45 Feb
1.45 Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
*
Par
-/ly'l, \
•;
j
20 ys
7%
9c
Co—_—-—1
Cons Chollar G & S. Mrig Coj
1
Imperial Development Co Ltdu
25c
Zenda Gold Mining Co.
25c
•
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Pennsylvania
Mining
Gold
2".''
j
2,675
...
1.45
7%.
Mining Co—10c
Gold Mines Co
10c
Cardinal
;
3,486
19 y8
1.45
1.45
10
Black Mammoth Cons
Calumet
•
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
4
,
-STOCKS—
.Range Since January 1
Low
22%
18%
Alining Stocks—
Alaska Juneau Gold Mng Co
*.
"
S '
High
Low
Universal
-
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
"
*
'
Range
Last
STOCKS
'
Sales
Week's
/
Friday
Algoma
Steel common
Preferred
Jan
Aluminium
Jan
Aluminum
Ltd
Co.
—1
„
*
-—-1
*
—100
15V2c
•
102
101%
common
of
Low
•;
Canada 5ft
pfd.-lOO
__
16c
17c
14c
16c
15 Va 15 Va
98% 98%
101
102
101101%
5,900
44,550
10
20
253
375
10c
Feb
Anglo Canadian Oil
114%
Jan
*
Jan
1.68
Jan
Anglo Huronian Ltd
Aquarius Porcupine Gold^_
84c
•
Jan
-1
—
«
84c
78c
8.70
8lc
94c
9.20
84c
57,350
2,224
9,500
1
High
Low
Jan
Jan
Range Since January
High
10 %c
Jan
17c
Feb
14c
Feb
20c
Jan
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
98
Jan
99
Jan
95
Jan
105
Jan
Jan
102
Jan
100%
73c
Jan
7.60
75c
Jan
Jan
94c
Feb
9.20 Feb
86c
Jan
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THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4359
Volume 161
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE
Range
of prices
Last
8TOCKS—
Sale Trice
*
Arjon
Gold
Armistice
Ashloy Gold
Astoria
1
Mines
Gold
Gcid
Bagamac
Bank
Bank of
Bathurst
Bear
41c
34,800
36Vic
80c
17,700
74c
4.05
4.20
15,125
9.25
11
class
Power
Wares
•
A
10%
Jan
1.05
Jan
19%
19%
19%
Feb
22
Jan
40c
Jan
48c
Jan
Gillies Lake-Porcupine Gold
10
Feb
10%
Feb
Glenora
'it'
20
43c
55,867
25
13c 15 %c
46,500
12c
Jan
20c 22%c
25,700
15Vic
Jan
16%
2,240
14Vi
300
8%
Jan
3,024
22 %
Feb
24 %
915
23%
Jan
100
25
Jan
26%
22
155
21
Jan
22'A Jan
52c
21%
1,000
53c
76,650
48c
Feb
78c
38,800
69c
Jan
48c
'
6.00'
Feb
73V2C Jan
Feb
78c
5.20
12%C/18%c
273,900
8%c
Jan
19
15
18 %
Jan
19
Jan
4%c Feb
3%c
4%c'
3%c
12,500
Jan
18%c
Fjpb
11%
320
10 %
Jan
12
Jan
22
24
275
17%
Jan
24
Feb
14%
15
190
10 Va
Jan
15%
12%
80
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
1.75
2.05
29,205
Jan
2.05
Feb
_
Canada
Northern
Packers
Bank
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
33%
34
Jan
34
Jan
14%
13%
Jan
15
Jan
9 Va
3374
7%
9%
33
165
164 »/8
165
158%
123/4
1374
117a
Jan
46%
45%
46%
Jan
165
Jan
133/4
393/4
Jan
46 V2
Feb
72
73
71
Jan
73
Jan
2374
23
Jan
24%
Jan
5%
14%
14%
14
Jan
8%
8
Jan
8%
common—
Jan
75c
Jan
lOVic
12c
42,920
9c
Jan
13c
Feb
4Vic
5Vic
7,000
3%c Jan
6c
Jan
42c
144,386
lO'/aC
40 Vic
25C
5V2
"
Preferred
',u
6
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
9%
Graham -Bousquet —_WiV,
Great Lakes Paper v t c common.
Jan
Jan
common———*
46Va
46%
905
45%
Jan
47%
Jan
•
21 %
22
255
21
Jan
22%
Jan
Oils
Canadian
Pacific
20V
.25
fig
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Tire
Wirebound
Gold
20;1
Feb
19
Jan
Jan
15 Vi
Jan
17.
5
Mines
Central Porcupine Mines
Feb
6Vi
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
16c
16c
500
11c
Jan
16Vic
Jan
30c 35%C
26,500
22 %c
Jan
35Vic
Feb
9%
9%
435
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
7%C
8c
7,700
5c
Jan
8c
Jan
Gold
3%c
3c
Jan
West
Great
Saddlery
common—.
Grull Wihksne Gold Mines—
Gold
Gunnar
Ltd
Mines
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Halliwell
Hamilton
U
-
Mines
Bridge
■'*
..
Jan
..1
1.10
1.10
1.19
1,050
1.00 Jan
1.25
2.34
2.32
2.40
13,400
1.99 Jan
2.40
Jan
15 %c
15C
16c
24,900
12Vic Jan
16c
Jan
10c
Feb
25%c Jan
32c
Jan
56c
1.00
227,600
54Vic
Jan
50c
54c
25,700
43 %c
Jan
60c
Jan
91c
96c
3,800
77c
Jan
96c
Feb
*
5
12C
12c 12 %c
9,800
10 %c
Jan
10 Va
12 %
12%
2,255
Jan
12Vi
Jan
3.25
3.55
28,425
3.05
Jan
3.35
Jan
5c
4V2C
5c
18,400
3%c
Jan
5c
Feb
40c
39VaC
42c
30,500
34c
Jan
43c
Jan
*
Howey Gold Mines
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
33
32%
33%
3,656
30
Jan
34
Feb
1874
19
255
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
14. 14 Vs
2,910
...
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6
__
—100
—
105 %
Jan
12%
Jan
13
Jan
100
14
Jan
14%
Jan
9
'< 9
95c
23%
9%
Jan
25,000
85c
23
230
95
105% 105 Va
.
8
Jan
71c
Jan
95c
22%
Jan
24 Vi
Jan
Jan
10
105
Jan
106
Jan
104
Feb
106
Jan
104
104
104
10
•
32%
32 Va
31%
Jan
33%
Jan
22%
22%
33
22%
2,337
•
9,030
21%
Jan
23
Jan
12c 12 %c
4,700
—100
preferred
International Nickel Co common.
International
14V4
805
14
VXV
95c
•
A.
Jan
13
14
....1
common
13%
12%
*
International Metals
12Vic Feb
—1
Gas
&
Feb
3.30
12%
*
—1
Oil
Oil
1.00
-
Petroleum
.
12 %C
Jack Waite Mining—————._ 1
Jan
10c
Jan
18c
5c
3,000
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
36c
47eC
7,260
28c
"Jan
37c
Jan
5%c Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
4c
Jan
:
34C
8c
9c
25,021
3%c
4c
2,429
Jan
1
Jan
91c
18C
Jan
2.20
Jan
5Vic
53c
l
22%
Jan
Jan
88c
84c
JellicoA Mines
—
J M Consolidated Gold Mines
Jan
1.80
124,100
Jan
,7%
Jan
6%
1
34c
20 %
10c
17
Jan
72c
17,500
1
75
Jan
10,400
28c
1
1,800
16 Vi
1,025
87c
26c
Jason, Mines
2.10 iW
210
17
7%.-
7
26c
Jacola Mines
2.05
Jan
.1
Highwood-Sarcee OilHollinger Consolidated Gold Mines
A
Feb
7%
1
Mines.
Hedley Mascot
Preferred
3.70
Feb
7%c
Hasaga Mines
Heath Gold Mines
Home
Jan
6%
1
Gold
Harricana
4c
3.10
195
82c
Mines.
Mines
Gold
Jan
2,030
16%
——
,
Gold
41,800
6%
.
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V;
Cotton
Rock
Feb
4c
6%
Co
Feb
3.70
3.45
Mines
Hallnor
Feb
—1
—
7%c
4%c Jan
13
ft?xLj -TCv
13% Jan
2.05
21%Q,i21% 00i
Mines
Central
Jan
—1
Boxes
Cariboo Gold Quartz Mines—
Castle Trethewey
l
Jan
.1.35
11%
100
17 3*?'
16%CL
Canadian
Canadian
s;
'".Ofi'l;
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
160
12til2% 00i
•
Ry
7%
Jan
16%
70c
4,418
20 XV.
__*
common—
8,265
100
Inglis (John)
Inspiration Min & Devel
13
Canadian
7%C
Jan
14%
Imperial Varnish
6%
Jan
14%
Jan
455
56
29
19
350
Jan
Jan
Feb
30,020
55
27%
17%
W
39
115
19
7 % V'
Jan
56
29
preferred
Jari
1.27 V
94%
28
V t c
Jan
7
7c
Jan
Preferred
Jan
17 ; 17%
Jan
91 Va
29
17
1.18
3c
65
Jan
46%
30
*
12,500
93
Jan
25%
Jan
•
Jan
11,950
4%c
5%
Jan
A—*
1.05
1.04
4c
92
27%
Jan
Jan
com
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
28 %
Alcohol
83c
Feb
15%c
243
44 %
11
Malartic
Jan
29
24%
285
Industrial
9c
5%
16%
348
Locomotive
13,700
Feb
Jan
7c
5%
16%
29
Canadian
12c 13 %C
42c
28c
,
28%
46%
11%
Canadian
Jan
6%C
50
—
25 Vi
11
Dredge
4c
4c
Jan
28%
—
Jan
Jan
9,800
14,500
Jan
5574
1.00
-
27c
21 %c
27c
5%C
1.00
104j/2
Jan
25c
13c
16%
—
37c
Feb
9.25
5%c
92%
Homestead
■
Foundry common.._•
—
—25
&
Canadian
„
Kelvinator
25c
Jan
Jan
28c
Kirkland
Kirkland
1
25c
26c
Chesterville Larder Lake Gold Mines—1
2.25
2.36
25,728
1.56
Jan
2.42
Jan
1.40
1.45
600
1.30
Jan
1.45
1
Gold
2c
19
12
Mines..
Bay—1—
1.12
Lake
19 V4
175
18 Va
Jan
19 V4
117b
12%
5,845
11%
Jan
12.%
Feb
70c
Canada.
of
Co
Kert-rtddison
Kirkland Hudson
73c
2,200
56c
Jan
75c
Jan
1.12
1.20
31,040
16C"
1,000
Jan
1.00
Feb
1.24
Jan
Jan
Research
Chemical
Mining & Smelting
Chromium
Cockshutt
Plow
Commoil
3.35
3.55
13
13Va
395
Bakeries
Consol
Canada
of
&
Petroleum
Delnite
fund
Jan
Lake
25c
Jan
Lamaque
43c
43c
1,000
41c
Jan
43c
Feb
Lang & Sons..
6%
6%
550
Feb
7
Jari
Distillers
400
1.45
Jan
1.72
Jan
4,830
1-.45
Jan
1.74
Mills
1.67
15
15 Va
90
15
Jan
•''16/:
Jan
53
1,643
49
Jan
53
Feb
Leitch
149
1.45
149
100
142%
Jan
1.57
53,820
1.21
Jan
147%
1.45
Seagrams
20
24
Jan
25
10
91
Feb
94
——_—*
25
14c
14c
1.25
1.37
4,900
3%c
4c
5,500
3%c Jan
43 3% Jan
*
1.35
1
3%c
•
.100
common.
Dairies .preferred
23
25
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
East
<*«.—•
73/4
r**—1
Woollens common
Mines
Donalda
1.25
——1
Mining Co
Crest
East
Sullivan
Eldona
——
Madsen
565
25%
2774
Jan
19%
Jan
12
Jan
1274
Jan
.
100
29
25%
29
310
'
'
,<C
$V.'
Jan
Jan
Red
Lake
Gold
footnotes
see
page
700.
-
3c
Jan
1.15 Jan
47sc
1.45
Feb
23,290
1.23 Jan
1.49
Jan
27
Jan
25% Jan
27%
260
26%
365
^ot L§p
1.18
1.45'
232,350
4.25
4.35
3,017
Gold
2.70
2.85
2.42
2.60
17,563
39,200
17,725
4,500
1
Fields
3.70
•
—
3.65
2%c
.
3.70
3c
15%
15%
.1,280
.780
14
14%
200
.
.
30
7%
774
765
1.20
1.31
84,100
27c
16,900
Jan
16
Jan
101
...>/
J
7% Jan
Preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
89c
3.85 Jan
28
Jan
26%
Jan
1.45
Feb
4.40
Jan
2.85
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%c Jan
Jan
2.25
2.17
3.25
2c
11
2.60
Feb
3.75
Jan
1
Jan
McColl
Frontenac
Preferred
Oil
common
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
147a
Jan
110%
Jan
Mclntyre Pqrcupine
8
7%
98c
/,22c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan.
1.31
Feb
28%c Jan
McKenzie
Red
Mijies——
LakA: Mines.—
McLellan Gold
Jan
15c
2.99
Jan
Lake/GoldMcWattersi Gold Mipes———
Jan
19
Jan
8c
Jan
.
123/4c Jan
9%
97a
1,408
8%
Jan
970
Jan
23'%'
22 %
23%
1,430
21%
Jan
24 Va
Jan
*
10%
10
10%
1,655
8%
Jan
107a
Feb
75
...105%
Feb
1067a
100
106
''.
Mercury
Mills
52c
8,300
46c
60c
15
15
75
1474
Jan
15
Feb
Mid-Continental
37
37
60
35%
Jan
37
Feb
Mining Corp
16c
5
Jan
Jan
23c
9
8%c
105% 106%
65Va.
5
.-1
1
1
•
V
8%C
9c
65
65 Va/
1.52
1.58
2,100
.
•;
265
8c
Jan
59%
Jan
14,905
1.44 Jan
5%c
5%c
6,500
4V2c Jan
V 30c
25c
34c
233,979
27 Vic
26C'
29c
17,675
13
13%
645
17c
19C
61,100
2.22-2.40
11,887
1.57
5%c
>
„
9c
67%
Jan
1.65
Feb
Jan
Jan
6V2C Jan
Jan
34c
22%C Jan
30c
Jan
13 Va
Jan
24c
Jan
16c
Feb
Feb
47c
77a
6.000
15
Jan
12
Jan
108%
—
—
Jan
77e
10c 11 %c
Jan
Jan
17%
10c
McDougali Segur Exploration*..
Jan
350
.*
11
Jan
8%
13
2.26 Jan
54,100
410
20
common—
14
11c
19%c22%c
2,730
.-1
*
Maralgo Mines
Preferred
295
14
18%
.11
13%
•
...
11
13%
18%
—10
Maple Leaf Gardens preferred
Leaf Milling Co common
Oils
Jan
Model
Jan
Modern
—.
«—;
*
&
Gas
13 %
—
Containers
common
*
19c
*
Oil
2.31
1
20c
20c
22c
2,900
*
22
22
22
15
v
For
Feb
iZi
Maple
Massey-narris
j
K
ifjlOO
101
7%
24 %c
%
30
2674
15
101:
109% 109 %
Feb
24% Feb
15
,
31,500
77s
16 5/8
16
Jan
18%
50
43,020
*
Jan
315
13c
20c
English Electric class B
5o»
19
2.99
Gold
Feb
Jan
27
2.54
12c
__
Feb
11c
25%
"2.74
2,85
—
Jan
16%
Jan
27Vi
,
1
13c
*
*
Goldfields
1
2.90
25
."
Class "B"
McMarmac/jRed
1
Mines
Investors—
7.00
Jan
9c
15,200
1.49
Mines
•
Steel
Economic
Jan
15%
11c
1.40
MacLeod-Cocxsnutt Gold Mines
1
Oh
East Malartic Mines
Ea^ern
26c
6.15
OS
16%
7,500
22,250
;JU40 Jan
12%
7%
109%
2,191
7.00
.
10c
4%c
1.45
1.15 Jan
27%
25
/
6.93
4%c
1.39
Macassa Mines, Ltd
18%
29
147s
Duquesne
Jan
12%
26%
15%
Jan
26%
Loblaw Groceterias class A——.-—A
Louvicourt
Jan.
•
^>,*100
Feb
Jan
Manitoba & Eastern Mines
101
Jan
24
16%
1.44
Mines Ltd——*
Feb
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Preferred
Little Long Lac Gold
Feb
—25
1.55
Jan
16 Va
12V2C Jan
6,700
V
^-i.100
Jan
17%
Jan
115%
15
B
1
,49
—
1.25
1,838
4%c
1.40
1
-
Mines. Ltd
Feb
■W.
2,800
535
15.%c Jan
'
class
25 h
Gold
115 %
Dominion Malting common
—
Jan
;
Mines
Oro
20
—
Jan
1.38
16 Vi
2,598
18%
•
10 %c
Candy
49
44%
Jan
2.80
23%
16%
-*115% 115%
49
•
25
35
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
.
6.95
1
Malartic
—.10
Ltd
Bank
Steel
Jan
1.58
91
Dominion Coal preferred
Preferred
149
25
14c
:
Mines
Cadillac Gold Mines.
Lebel
51%
53
16c
22
Ltd
Mines,
Gold
Laura Secord
1.72
25
—
Shore
Jan
3,400
i
Jan
1.70
1
Dominion
Lapa
1.55
25 V
Preferred
Mines
6V2
91
rts—
Gold Mines
Dominion
62c
Jan
•
*
Mines
Dominion
Jan
23c
—100
div
Da vies
Dome
43c
1,000
100
—....
Imperial
Denison
33,194
5
(Toronto)—
Box
Preferred
Cosmos
59c
24c
2.35
1.32
Dufault Mines Ltd
54c
._*
Smelting
Conwest Exploration
Corrugated
Lake
•
Mining
Consumers Gas
Jan
—5
Mines
Consolidated
13%
Feb
14c
2.60
2.50
Mining & Exploration.
Labrador
1
Ltd
Coniagas Gold Mining
Coniaurum
Jan
Jan
*
Commonwealth Petroleum
Co
13
3.70
16c
1—
Townsite
24c
;—
National
2.94 Jan
19,625
—.—-———1
Ltd
Conduits
3,800
Mines-——1
Co
Lake
Coin
•
•
Gold
Willans
C'ocheuour
V'
Jan
50c
17%
New preferred
Canadian
Celanese
:
ll5/a
60
25%
common
—
'
/
6,353
Imperial Bank of Canada
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
45
Patricia
40
10
13% Feb
23 5/«
_
Preferred
Canners
101%
103
1
%l.<
Jan
Commerce—.
preferred
Conv preferred
Jan
500
Mining Co
—is.*.——1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common
*
Harker
52
common
1st
17
Harding Carpets
5%
__
Mining
Hard
42
_100
Feb
9.50
1
—_—-1
Mines
Gate
Hamilton
Jan
*
A
Eagle
Jan
Feb
*
15%
101%
•
Ltd
Mines
Jan
125
50
—50
Breweries
Feb
42
*
Canadian
119%
51
common-
--
Bakeries
10%
42
.
Canadian
7c
Jan
14
.
Mortgage
Cable
-
Feb
9%
50
—
A_
80
Feb
3c
42
*
Lines
..
Wire &
11,500
10
•
—
_
—
Permanent
4%c
Feb
30c
Jan
119% 119V4
4--
_
Power
Steamship
21c
$
_
class
B
45,000
93/8
9%v
.Too
30c
3c
Foundry class B
Malting
Canada
1.70
25c
__
16
Jan
12%
•
Feb
15Vi
Feb
Jan
9.50
GoQdfish
Feb
11%
preferred
Cement common
92
102%
1
1
Golden Manitou Mines
Jan
2,200
14%
2nd
Feb
6%
Halcrow Swayze Mines—
6.50
6.45
11%
_
92
,
Jkn
22%
A
92
Jan
2%
Feb
2%
73 %c
4c
92
.
1
Gold
Golden
24% Feb
26
2%
18c
Jan
50o
God's Lake Mines Ltd
Gold
J&n
21%
6.00
5
105
1
Goldale Mine
Jan
23 Vs
76c
Mmes.
878
24
1
—
Jan
5 Va
Rights
Jan
17%
Jan
8%
23c
24
—
97
100
Preferred
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
15 %C Feb
25%
Camp Bird Mines
_
17%
22%
21 %
Jan
Jan
.*
common—
Jan
19
Mills
Car
Jan
165
Steel
Jan
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calmont Oils
Class "B"
General
Jan
•
Jan
103%
Jan
•
Gold
class
Linen
Canadian
Jan
24
90c
to
Canadian
33
Feb
10
2274
Oil
—:
Canadian
Jan
22 %
161
,24 %
•
Steel
Canadian
22%
25
8%
Extension
Preferred
100
22%
20c
•
Oil
1114
99 %
10% Jan
98
.♦
Preferred
383
17
Feb
104
A.
Mfg
1,100
7'—
B
Canada
30'%
Products
5,600
Products
Canada
34,899
General
1.05
»
Preferred
1.85
13 %c
Packers
Canadian
Canada
Jan
10%
_•
Ltd
Feb
9.25
Jan
7.65
5%
preferred
5%%
Jan
1.86
41c
1
_
_
72c
97
10%
43c
Jan
Jan
103 %
10
Buffalo Ankerite Gold Mines-
Class
2.29
Jan
162 163%
*
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Canada
Jan
1.56
common.
1.00
1
-1
Dominion
Canada
1.80
Power
preferred
5%
1.05
.100
B
Canada
Gatineau
Feb
17%
Jan
131,170
2.18
Feb
Jan
25%
2174
14%c Jan
Jan
14
30%
1
Mines
British Columbia
Caigiirv
12%c
10%
American
Caldwell
Frobislier
19%
Columbia
Class
Jan
4Vb
21
11%
Jan
44%
;
59c
22,565
A
...
Feb
Feb
8.65
30
Jan
1.77
Mining
26
Feb
•
1.92
Mines—
Jan
25%
Exploration
Jan
Jan
2474
45
28 Vi
Jan
7Vac
75
37,450
42
Jan
1,030
72c
Co
Jan
•• ••.
4%
75
Jan
26
21%
——
38
Jan
3%
65
25 Va
21
Francueur
1,000
British
Bros
25 Va
A
:
Jan
66c
»
Burlington
B—
Jan
7 37
3%
•
12,900
British
Burns
25%
—*
Canada class
of
Co
Class
■
825
•
17%
Cordage common..
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com.
Bunker Hill
4
Mines
13c 13 %c
Mines,
Building
•
*
3%
.
Jan
Gold
16%
Brantford
Buffalo
Ford
Jan
16c
Jan
5.50 Feb
Jan
4.30
5C
Foundation
Hats
Broulan
21,500
Feb
—
Bobjo Mines Ltd
British
7%c
Jan
A
Bldgood Kirkland Gold
Class
75
674C
$
500
70
Mining-; .———1
Kirkland
High
9%
/ Jan
8
355
3%
69
17%
25
Gold
Bralorne
38
3%
15Vic
preferred
Gold
37%
*
Jan
380
Bertram & Sons
Bonetal
Jan
22%
Biltmore
1
100
Jan
Mining
River
12,895
17 Va
29%
Bell Telepnone of Canada—..
5.50
10%c
Class B
Belleterre
4.90
190
43%
Class
10
31,600
29%
Brothers
87a
17 %
17
class
8%
Preferred
Federal
Jan
Low
25
Candy Shops
Farmer
Range Since January 1
** '".yl;
•
Fleet Aircraft
13c
Shares
12 Vic 15 Vic
15c
Mines.
43%
Power
Fanny
4,215
15c
46c
'.• ••'
Federal Grain common
Jan
Jan
4.10.
19Vic
Jan
76c
Beattie Gold Mines Ltd
Berens
Jan
for Week
High
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
7Vic Jan
Jan
38c
Exploration & Radium.
Beatty
6c
16c
Scotia
Bread
Metals
Base
200
18,950
14c
Consolidated
Nova
Barkers
Jan
77c
Montreal
of
Sf '
Jan
35c
38c
Mines
Bankfield
16c
Jan
7c
Sales
Range
Low
Equitable Life Insurance
Feb
22c
Jan
1
Mines
Week's
of Prices
1
Sale Price
STOCKS-—
Par
10c
1
——
9
1
28c
1
Aubelle Mines Ltd
FEB.
High
16%c Jan
2,200
14,300
4,500
.
34c
7c
16%c
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Range Since January
16c 17 %C
7C
A
22c
31c
34c
—I
ENDING
Last
Low
13ViC 14 %c
14c
,
1
-
-
Quebec Mines
Shares
21c
22c
1
Mines Ltd
Area Gold
WEEK
Friday
High
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
697
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
•/' :
'
12%
17c
1.99
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.40
Feb
17c
Jan
'22c
Feb
22
Feb
22
Feb
'
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
'•
,
V ■'
•
p
Monarch
Knitting
Preferred
Moneta
V;;f"1'
; V,•
100
10
10
90c
90c
common—
Montreal
Moore
Loio
94
Feb
98
53c
Jan
95
80
71,630
21%
22
740
57
57%
1,874
Jan
We-tons
Feb
23
57
Jan
60
Jan
24c
Jan
12
Feb
13
Jan
21 %
preferred
18
Feb
18%
Jan
18%
395
18
Jan
18%
jan
100
169
99%
Jan
100%
Jan
9%c 10 %c
13,609
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
24c
23c
24c
13,500
12%
12%
12%
95
6%
7
570
6%
Jan
8
J.n
77
78%
105
68%
Jan
83
29%
29%
29%
190
28%
Jan
30
Preferred
Jan
110
110
10
110
Jan
112
National
12c
500
12c
Feb
12c
Feb
Wood;
22%
22%
23%
265
22%
Feb
Jan
Wool
19
18%
19%
5,375
18
Feb
Electric
Winnipeg
Sewer
25c
Petroleum—
National
class A
Co
Pipe
Jan
500
16
*
*
Steel Car
National
—
Nipissing Mines
Ltd
Mines
Normetal
Mining
Northland
Mines
common
_
7
•
1,718
,52
Jan
45c
Feb
50
52%
Jan
17,500
7c
Jan
16c
6%C
Jan
9%c
Pacalta
Combing Corp.——
63c
Feb
17c
30,300
12 %c
Jan
1.53
50,740
1.10
Jan
5%
5%
3,240
5%
5%
2.60
2.90
5%
2.67
4,136
70c
Ymir Yankee Girl
CJchi
-I_
:
5
Jan
6
5%
Jan
..':Y6VY:
Jan
130.455
2.26
Jan
2.90
23,100
42c
Jan
58c
*
—-—1
26 %c
22c
Jan
30c
43c
41 %C
48c
54,838
34c
Jan
54c
10%
10%
10%
50
9
Jan
11
Jan
4
14c
c
15c
53,814'
10c
Jan
15c
Feb
-•
50c
50c
55c
31,000
50c
Jan
61c
Jan
1
54c
54c
54c
500
54c
Feb
60c
Feb
99
Feb
102%
Jan
Cadillac
Oil
Pantepec
—_——
_
Co
101
100
101
1.50
1.50
1.70
59,*725
1
11 %C
11 %C 11 %C
2,500
.
.
14%
14%
50
5c
—1 Bol.
/.
6%c
22,000
5%c
Mines..—_—1
Gold
Malartic
Partanen
-">>45*"
*
Ltd
Mines
Porcupine
Pandora
12%
•
Hersey Tubes
Gold
Pickle-Crow
Columbia
Bifown Co
1
Jan
14c
Ganada
&
Canada
Vinegars.
Feb
47c
East
Preston
21,975
1.06
Jan
1.45
Feb
Dalhousie
Oil
Bridge Co
3.20
3tl5
3.25
2.40
Jan
3.25
Feb-
Donnacona Paper
4.35
Jan
5.60
Jan
51
Jan
n%
Feb
11%
Feb
50
25
Jan
25%
Jan
25
25
11%
Jan
45%
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
Jan
.*
11%
.•■'
*
•
3%
15,520
2
Jan
3%
%
8%
3'
■
8%
4%
2,360
8
Jan
9%
28c
Jan
Feb
5.60
1.10
1.25
17,700
98c
Jan
90c
1.05
12,500
81c
Jan
7%
7%
65
7
Jan
1.68
1.90
63,075
1.15
Jan
4
1.68
1
1
1
Mines
Dome
79,125
1.45
5.35
,
14
1.25
Feb
1.05
Feb
9
Jan
1.90
•
Feb
Feb
16
Jan
14%
16
1,540
3.00
2.80
3.10
71,741
30c
28c
32c
14,700
28c
Feb
40c
Jan
55c
1
Purdy Mica
25
55c
60c
3,100
45c
Jan
60c
29'b
Feb
182
10%
Jan
1.55
6,500
1.28
Jari
155
Jan
16
100
16
Jan
17%
Jan
19
?
■
16
■
Reno Gold Mines—
Riverside
(P L)
Robertson
Preferred
1.30
1.28
1.39
43,737
21 %C
21c
23c
9,600
1
8c
7c
9%c
25,900
,
Mills
Silk
1
—*
*
common
45
30%
30%
*
"A"__
class
34%
105
35%
1.20
1.39
Jan
19
40
Jan
35%
135
27%
Jan
35%
Feb
1,285
12%
Feb
14
Jan
I
4c
Jan
12 % V-
12%
13,
Feb
Silknit
1,100
4
4%c
4%c
—4
3%
3%
5
100
Selections——^
Oil
70
70
35
—_—
common.
Jan
30
Feb
Feb
Pend
Feb
30%
Feb
36
Jan
35
—
Oreille
Bros
Price
35
35
:170
35
Feb
1
13C
15c
3,500
10c
Jan
15C
Jan
41c
40c
41c
9,565
36'/2c
Jan
44c
Jan
1
;
1
—
16
15%
16%
610
15
Jan
16%
Jan
20
21
540
20
29%
Anthony Gold
St.
Lawrence
4c
Sand River Gold
Jan
18%
Jan
4.80
10,876
4.05
Jan
4.75
1
1
i
7%C
7 %c
7%C
700
34 %c
34c
36c
38,200
17
17
17%
1,040
5%c
7%c
19,600
1.23
1.25
2,600
75c
77C
19,623
50c
1
Sheep Creek Gold Mines
Pherritt-Gordon Gold Mines
75c
1
Preferred
"B" new
Class
ySlscoe
Gold
Slater
(N)
South
End
of
Co
13%
614
12%
Jan
13%
13
200
12
Feb
13
11%
1,185
10 %
Feb
14%
80
11
103
Jan
Preferred
Asbestos
Jan
25%
59c
64c
58,600
52c
25%
25
23
24'/a
4c
5,500
3C
Jan
4c
Jan
25c
3,100
19c
Jan
25c
Feb
Bell
36
36%
150
3%
3%
14%
1.25
33/4
295
3%
15
355
14%
7%
7%
100
7%
1.62
Jan
;
5
Jan
36%
Feb
4%
Jan
70%
Jan
76
Jan
25c
3,700
25,500
2.40
21c
4%c
2.95
Jan
*
29
*
—100
Mortgage.
*
United
"A"_.
10
17
15,245
1.30
200
65,734
11%
90
16%
3.50
1.30
17%
Jan
1.40
Feb
88c
13
Jan
1.25
600
90c
29
29
115
28%
100
54
Class B
United
Gold
;
■_
110
15
30c
33c
14,200
100
preferred
> New
Vulcan
J
1
Oils—
Waite-Amulet
&
Worts
Preferred
Jan
1,045
44%
Jan
46
Jan
40
10
39
Jan
40
Jan
11
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
•
11%
11
11%
564
28%
28%
29
,140
28%
Jan
30
4
100
'47%
46%
47
1,340
46
Jan
47
162
15
160
J an
162
23%
15
X «•
——:
162
Locomotive
12%
12%
——
17
Feb
•
12%
Jan
Consolidated Mining &'5ihelting—5
52?%
5%
53/4
5%
Jan
6
Jan
Consumers
10c
9c
Feb
10c
725
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Distillers Seagrams com
57,075
2.29
Feb
2.60
Jan
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal pfdit—_—itii-——25
Dominion Dairies, cqmmon—'Ld^„
s.
15%
15%
16
4,299
15c 17 %c
175,100
.
....
22c
1,500
Jan
16%
Cockshutt
Jan
26c
Jan
Jan
4.70
4.65
4.85
3,784
•
74
71%
74
1,790
71
22%
240
21%
Jan
4.65
22c
5.00
Jan'
21%
;
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.47
Feb
Jan
1.51
Feb
6%
Jan
6%
6%
Feb
Y:
10
95
-
140
95
42%
100
4
25
660
42%
115
140
145
110
94%
41%
128
Jan
Jan
Jan
L—
—±ti
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
17%
700
16%
Jan
17%
12%
2,813
11%
Feb
13% Jan
'13%
Jan
12 Ta
12%
120
12%
Feb
53
1,386
49
Jan
% 53
Feb
35
1,786
33
Jan
'35
*
—f
29%
Feb
49
1,900
42%
Jan
Feb
.49
31%
Jan
Jan
1278
Jan
';;;i 44
:V,.29
12%
12%
800
125
.125
7%
.'7%
15
15%
14
14%
109%
110
Li—1
Jan
Electrolux
42%
Jan
Enamel
Feb
English Electric class B_.
&
Corp
Heating
Products
—
4
4
ll1';
Jan
30 ?■
Jan
Jan
Jan
w
V
s
:...
14
14
Jan
12%
Jan
109%
Jan
►
v
8%
Jan
*,15%
Feb
147«
Jan
110
Jan
Jan
Jan
74
Jan
16 31
9
Jan
10%
Jan
2,625
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
50
6%
Jan
8
Jan
50
5%
Jan
9
Jan
81
2
1,080
10%'
14%
8
Jan
125
161%
73
7%
Jan
155
234
162
13=
7%
2,255
;..y,
72T»
9%
\ Jan
'.
4,082
162
72%
124
;y.Y.- •" is
:V.!
.7%
10%
97
9%
"27%
130
Feb
■
4
Dryden Paper
•
■12%
121'
10%
29%
.
14%
com—
12%
-.29
1,805
29%
conynori—U-L.——100
Chemical
29%
Vio%
4
Preferred _.i_:
————100
Dominion Textile common:
4
Preferred
100
Dominion Tar &
-
49
Jan
145
Jan
.52
——i-'
Preferred
Jan
iS22 Vs
Feb
Feb
7%
33%
'
♦
Dominion Steel & Coal' B—!_——25
Dominion Stores Ltd ______j__——*
1.15
7
—
Jan
1.21
7
Glass
Feb
46,190
7
Plow
Dominion Glass
75%
!
-35
Jan
'
Jan
12c
Jan
.
Jan
115
6 %
Feb
12
17c
33
Jan
17%
43/4
355
375
Feb
Feb
r;;
45%
4,500
33
Jan
23%
Feb
115
7%
33%.
Canadian Pacific Railway————25
common
23 %
5
115
115-
—.100
—
•
23%
>
Jan
20
Jan
46
39%
25
'•
pfd
8%
4,722
,
>45
4
Jan
114,500
9%
9
8%
*
Feb
1.47
footnotes see page 700.
46%
Feb
8%
1.51
For
Feb
46%
Jan
,.
Jan
13%
Jan
2.96
29
10%
Jan
■
:»
■'
Fairbanks
Jan
Jan
123
11 %
.7
1.40
common
■
Feb
40
.>••7
1.30
Preferred
■
105a
Jan
7%. Jan
1,135
Feb
*
9%
117
225
:
3,180
11
4
1.40
New preferred
9
Foreign Investment—'—4
1.37
Western Grocers
Feb
13%
17
2.38
common
Feb
19%
46 %
Ind Alcohol
1
New
19%
45%
27%
4%
•
Jan
y
12%
Canadian
1
com
17
Feb
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
13%
Canadian
Lake Gold Mines
Mills
22
:.-9 %••
.—I———„'4
Canadian
Feb
Malartic
Flour
%
9 l/2
Jan
Wasa
Canada
Jan
18%
119
44%
2.29
•
Jan
11
595
10
117
150
22c
24
2?e
12,610
9%
r._——50
-
7%
Rights:
West
Western
19%
165
»
com
Preferred
19
Jan
Feb
21
1,335
19%
Feb
164
22 %
325
19%
45
4%
1
Mines, Ltd.
Walker-Gooderham
11%
19
Jan
162%. Jan
357
...
11%
29
2.30
16c
17%
9,775
9%C
1
Jan
2%
17%
•;'<
Oils
7,526
14%
•
Celanese common
Canadian
Jan
'
Vermilata
Jan
885
17%
lY
Ventures, Ltd.
21%
22
29
4
Jan
1,116
22%
21 %
Canadian
100
Upper Canada Mines Ltd
Jan
102
22
44%
0
Jan
104
Jan
•
Power
.
Feb
35C
Jan
1
99
Jan
2,116
*
preferred __i—:
Jan
110
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
94%
19%
L,
54%
Jan
24%c
8%
Steel
United
54%
1.60
25
97 %
22%
Dredging———^___5
Jan
20%
100%
23
100
30
Feb
2,400
„
Oils
54
1.30
Jan
466,926
17%
Jan
22%
*
Mills
Silk
Jan
8%
*
19
2%
Canadian Car & Foundry common
;
Jan
Feb
2.96
*
Jan
•
Canadian Bronze common—:
Jan
Jan
11%
8%
50
14%
40
163 163%
163
•
Preferred
Feb
51c
2.45
;
Jan
•
Preferred
5'Jo
Jan
4.00
Jan
8%
„
114
255
,
17%
16%
•
—100
Canadian Breweries "common
2.70
!■_.
—
Fuel class A
Jan
Jan
•
Corp class
Class B
United
A
Steamship common
Jan
31c
Union Gas Co..
Jan
113
688
i
22%
22
22
,*
;.
Northern
1.75
—*
Transcontinental Resources
20
5
102
Canada
2.90
1
Towagmac Exploration
Jan
100
101 101%
100
Feb
95
90
97 Va
pfd
High
Low
High
99
Canada
Jan
110
54
50
Range Since January I
Shares
97%
Feb
Jan
'
—
for Week
Range,
768
Jan
1.50
1.20
1
,
common
,
Sales
Week's
•of Prices
15%
7%c
Jan
2.45
73c 82 %c
1.30
-'r«, , V
'-r.-
,
15
26c
Jan
8,800
4.00
11%
Jan
18 %C
Funds
15%
Canada Cement common
Jan
14,350
1.69
2.85
74c
Bruck
B
Bulolo
Feb
1.60
1.30
'
,
.
114
Building Products
73
2.80
•
*
^
20%
—
Jan
68
1.65
5
,1
*'
Jan
85
7%c
3.85
,
—_10o:
of Can
8
Feb V
100
2.80
3.90
^
20
—_
15
Jan
69,955
%c
17
<■
114
Columbia Power Corp A
Class
Feb
2.85
23c
24c
7%c Jan
Y
Jan
70
73
2.55
1
Mines
Tip Top Tailors common..
Toronto
5,000
;
Traction Lt & Pwr
Brazilian
Jan
75
69
70
75
2.58
—1
1
1
1
28
14%
•
*
__
Jin
14c
pfd__100
■
Preferred
Jan
43
5
Telephone Co of Canada
British
•
—
102,500
1.62
1.43
1.55
•
common.
—
Jan
75c
Feb
95
Power & Paper class
Bathurst
22c
*
common
Elevators
23c
Feb
41
95
Ltd
Co
Corp
3%c
4
Thompson-Lund Mark Gold Mines
Toronto
Feb
55c
10
Feb
62c
25%
Preferred
Feb
Jan
*
com
■].Texas Canadian Oil
Toburn Gold
21c
282
41
—4
——__100
com
—
Aluminium
115%';;an
;
V
256
55c
Low
Algoma, Steel common——
64c'
58c
*
....
—
Teck-Hnehes Gold
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
'
Jan
18,750
,
'
i
Sale Price
Glove Works Ltd 6%^
85c'( rJsln
80c 82 %c
25
Tamblyn Ltd
Acme
*
Sullivan Cons Mines
Sylvanite Gold Mines
21c
12c
Par
*
Sudbury Contact
Jan
..Last
Aluminum
80c
20
River Gold Mines—
Sturgeon
-
11%
r
STOCKS—
Jan
104 % 104%
Mines
Feb
98
Canadian
;' Jdn
Jan
*
Canada
34
Jan
Friday
Jan
15%
J
,
Jan
10%
—
Iron
Rock
Jan
95 %
Montreal Stock Exchange
Feb
79c
Jan
16
i
■»_
i
Feb
Feb
Preferred
Steep
1.25
1
Standard Radio
Steel
Jan
Feb
& Materials
33%
45
1
Feb
9%
Petroleum
Preferred
65c
8c
15%
Mines
Paving
1.10
Jan
1
Chemical
Standard
3c
790
Sturgeon
'Standard
15
97
21c
13c
Jan
350
—100
Co
Jan
34
41
"
4
1
Jan
18
9%
Southwest Petroleum
Springer
8c
39c
Feb
15%
Mines
Malartic
Bladen
Jan
Jan
17
9%
new
:
Jari
1.49
55c
*
Petroleum ordinary
Temiskaming Mining
Supertest
Jan
5%c
31c
15%
—___'
Preferred
30c
Jan
97
—
21c
Southmount Investment
Jan
*
r———4
Simpsons Ltd class "A"
1.30
34 Y
100
preferred—
Jan
*
._
-——
—
1,300
Jan
4.90
13%
13%
*
common
3Va
20
12
Sigma Mines '—..
Silverwoods Dairies
,
2%
25
4.70
Shawinigan Water & Power————*
Shawkey Gold Mining
1
.
125
3
1
Mining
Senator Rouyn. Ltd
Jan
11,500
18%
3%c
*
50
Mines Ltd
2%c
4c
3%
18%
4c
1
Mines
Corp common
Antonio Gold
1.36
1.35
:
Feb
20%
10
Class A
San
Feb
Jan
Jan
Inc
Russell Industries common
8b
1.35"
15%
Jan
24c
Jan
Jan
28>/a
19% Jan
28% Feb
21
28%
1
10
*
Rouyn Merger Gold Mines
Co
13V4
9
3,000
Feb
3%
75
Feb
24c 24 %c
—
"
common
Grain
Reliance
Stop & Shop.————.
Roche Long Lac
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
15;
15
—
Lake
Feb
4?4C
Jan
•66
Feb
—4
————:
'
Osisko
34%
-
Scrip
Jan
9%c
Jan
4%c
Preferred
23c
Jan
18c
Jan
19
"
.1
Jan
35
35%
___100
Paper
?
Jan
31%
pY:12 ■'%
20%
100
Ontario
&
1^0
1.40
1.40
*
Langley's preferred..—
Minnesota
8,940
11%
Y;:% *
_*
Humberstone Shoe
Feb
3.10
Jan
2.45
36c
29%
11
-
•
Steel——
Hayes
Jan
40c
30c
29%
*
1—*
____
Oil
Foothills
Ontario
Quebec Gold Mining—
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Jan
2.65
2.25
262
100
48
11%
25
Jan
46
Jan
35
155
High
:,.
2,113
2.40
%
11%
Y
~3
Low '
43%
47
1
Range Since January
High
2.35
—1
•;
————
41c 44%c
1.15
Mining Co
Pressed Metals of America
Jan
Sales
43%
4
Canadian Marconi Co^_.
Consolidated Paper
1.35
5.40
Gold
Premier
35%
Shares
48
4
42c
1
—
Sugar——Y
Dominion
Jan
Jan
37c
Feb
1.37
—1
_
Feb
Jan
14%
Jan
5c
11,496
10,190
C
Gold
Rouyn
Voting trust certificates
Power
Corporation—
33%
for Week
2.40
>4j£uck Silk Mills--.—Y——*
6%c
Jan
10
93c
Mines of B
Gold
Pioneer
Powell
$3,000
Range
Low
1
100
:
:
Jan
1.70
Jan
8c
common
Preferred
1
Mines
Feb
Week's
.
Sale Price
Par
Pulp & Paper com—"
:iiYYY
r
1.19
'
STOCKS—
1
Mines
18c
of Prices
Last
Dominion
Gold
Perron
Jan
Funds
Friday
1
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd—
Feb
Exchange-CurbSection
Canadian
Jan
*
Toronto Stock
Feb
—_
3%c
33 %
33%
.
Feb
104,687
1
Pamour
;——
Feb
58c
.
Feb
161,500
18c'
10c
ISc
*
:
,
—*j.:
Jan
300
30c
.
33,220
4.55
4.55
4.25
4.55
16%
Jan
Feb
British
Page
*
Wright Hargreaves Mines—
Feb
3.30
16%.
16
__
Jan
1.53
26C
Oils
Petroleum
?■
Jan
72c
17 %c
f>
47 %C
Pacific Oil & Refining.——,
Pacific
*;.•?.
Jan
*
Mines Ltd
Crush preferred
Alexander & James pfd_.__._100
Jan
11,400
15c
—
Gold
—
Jan
2.55
9c
8c
66c
1
Orange
100
Preferred
Feb
13c 15 %c
*
5
O'Leary Malartic Mines
Omega
9c
1.36
Mines
Jan
1.85
Jan
2.35
1.38
—
Oils
20
Jan
40c
15 %C
'
Okalta
1.26
*
—
Preferred
Gold
2,350
26
Jan
*
—*
Ltd
North Star Oil common
O'Brien
14,000
51%
52
1
—
Corp
Mines
Canada
Northern
44c
2.55
;
BONDS
*
1
..
Oil
Norgold
0
43c
44c
Noranda Mines
Nordon
137.050
2.45
5
New
1.85
1.57
1.70
1
Mines
Bidlamaque
Negus
15
18%?
Jan
12c
9%c
1
*
'
common
High
Low
*
18
18%
—
—.<
.
I
Range Since January
*
High
99%
'
Y
18%
99%
———,.4
common..,
Wiltsey-Coghlari Mines
.1
—.
Co
Grocers
Shaies
Jan
20c
Lt<i
4'% Vo
Jan
—*
Steel Products
Western
Feb
1.05
—*
20
Mosher Long Lac
National
for Week
Low
Par
57%
common—
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Sales
^
Range
ot Prices
yl
Feb
10
1.00
:
Week's
Friday
,
Last
High
Feb
10
21%
•
Power
Heat &
Light
Corp
—a
\Y;YY;Y%Y\
70
10
95
100
—
—~—
U
Range Since January 1
High
Low
Porcupine
FEB.
FOB
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
MARKETS
WEEK ENDING
1945
Monday, February 12;
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
698
:
•
.
72
*2
Jan
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i-
.
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■.
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Volume
161
Number
>
EANGE
Friday
..Last;
STOCKS—
Week's
'
,
Par
-
Players Canadian Corp-
WEEK ENDING FEB. 9
> :..c>/>':>
...
Friday
Range Since January 1
High
Low
:
28
15:025
20%
21
Week's
Range
PricoV;V:of Prices
405
27 V*
Par
High
..
pfd—100
preferred.
5
11
11%
175
11% Jan
10% Jan
7%
Low
.
.
100
preferred
cum
—100
97
98
120
Feb
99%
104
,104
26
103%
Jan
104%
Jan
Canadian Marconi
15%
16%
635
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
Canadian
6%
6%
50
6%
Jan
6%
Feb
9%
9%
285
6%
6%
120
—_
5% ^preferred
.
*
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9 %
97
110
Feb
13
Jan
35
159
170
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170
170
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18,687
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3%
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8%
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100
111
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Hollinger Gold Mines—
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Smith
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Hudson
Paper
5
common
12 %
21%
121%
&
Pr
Paper Inv Ltd com—*
preferred—*
5%
221/4
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*
Jan
Feb
7%
Feb
Jan
160%
Feb
Jan
170 Vt Jan
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Cassidy's Limited
Jan
23
Jan
Catelli
Jan
112
Feb
Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd
110%
Westinghouse Co Ltd—.
Ltd
Tobacco of Cari
Preferred
550
30c
40c
7%
7%
Industrial
Acceptance Corp common—*
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25
common——*
Feb
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25
25
24%
7%
•
25%
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Corp Ltd
David
Jan
225
17%
Feb
18%
29%
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&
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A
32%
1
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22%
4,204
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Jan
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Jan
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19
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31
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395
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Jan
111
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23
22%
22%
,
100
.
Jan
3%
—
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2,930
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8%
8%
Jan
50c
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35%
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Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—*
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40
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30
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7%
30
17%
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300
45c
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13
Consolidated Paper
5% Jan
Feb
96
12%
Feb
Feb
875
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*
Jan
13
Jan
4%
43
Claude Neon General Advert Ltd
Commercial Alcohols
3,731
11%
10
3%
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Feb
Jan
25
42
33%
14%
13
205
13
4%
9
3%
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Jan
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6% Jan
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55
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4,236
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5
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Jan
•
33%
14%
12%
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common
6%
common—..*
32%
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3%
Jan
Jan
4%
—
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,
52%
9
Corn—*
13%
•
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1
common
Products
Food
14
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Imperial Oil Ltd
5%
2
40c
112
510
Jan
21
15
9%
6%
730
112
100
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8% Jan
55
21 Va
112
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Hamilton Bridge
High
,
50
360
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110
13'/2
160% 160 V2
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110
—
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High
13'/2
110
General Investments Ltd— •
Canadian
21% Jan
20Mi Jan
6%%
Wire & Cable
Canada
Jan
29
Feb
Canadian Industries
——*•
Sales
for Week
Last
Shares
27%
*
MARKETS
LISTED
for Week
of Prices
Low
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Foundation Co of Canada
FOR
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Gatineau Power common..
699
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
CANADIAN
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25
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25
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Aircraft
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25
75
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Feb
26% Jan
235
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16
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415
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25
15
15
160
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93
4
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25
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4
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4
Jan
25
Jan
26
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Jan
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15
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15
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93
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14
Jan
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Jan
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103
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16
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Jan
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Jan
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145%
Feb
68
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Island
Power
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preferred
100
—
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Jan
23%
16% Jan
16%
Jan
69
Jan
70%
Jan
75
Jan
76
Jan
City Rapid Transit common—_<
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11
20
161
11%
Jan
19
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16%
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83
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Feb
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100
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see
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,
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17
115
35
41
9
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23
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28
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5.05
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69c
70c
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Feb
1.25
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1.55
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12c
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12c
12c
200
12c
5.00
5.00
100
5.00 "Jan
5.40 Jan
1.36
1.43
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1.19 Jan
1.43
3.15
200
65c
65c
100
8c
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100
2.50
Jan
Jan
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4.15
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Jan
3.25
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4.75
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100
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1
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77c
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50
13%
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Feb
13
13
13%
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80c
82c
4,000
60c
Jan
60c
61c
2,500
58c
Jan
1.60
1.51
1.60
11,800
70c
69 %C
72c
38,311
2.75
2.75
300
1.60
1.68
5,300
3.90
3.95
200
3.60
Jan
1.41
1.41
600
1.33
Jan
j 1.41 Feb
4.30
4.50
600
3.95
Jan
4,50 /Feb
80c
60c
1.64
—
Feb
2.90
1,100
1944 Ltd—.
Minks-
Feb
67c
Jan
1,100
Mines Ltd———1
Ltd————:—-1
Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
98c
—
2.25
7c
Sullivan Cons Mines
Wasa
100
,
77c
Ltd—
Springer Sturgeon
1.55
Feb
Feb
4.75
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— V——
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1.55
64c
Feb
1.43 Fb
66
90 %c Feb
200
7,150
Feb
4
7c
—1
Ltd—
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Sladen-Malartic
67c
2.90
1.40
Jan
77c
,
1
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd
Siscoe
3,100
67c
Feb
Jan
66
150
2.65
1.38
Feb ;
92c
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Shawkey Gold Mining Co Ltd—
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
98c
V
Jan
4.75
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1
Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd--—,
San
58,700
66
Jan
1.32
800
1.43
Jan
2.80
> 23%
Jan
1.38
100
1.38
1.45
15c
Jan
Jan
3.15
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1
Mines Ltd_
Gold
Crow
Mines Ltd
18
79
1.19
90 %c
—
2.45
1,300
66
67c
7c
7,500
/
1.38
Dredging Ltd
Mines Ltd
13c
2.60
23%
1.45
1-37
*
Porcupine Mines Ltd
12c
2,60
23%
-
—
—1
—1
*
—
1.40 Jan
61c
Jan
84c
61c
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1.60 Feb
75c
Jan
Jan
2.90 Jan
1.50 Jan
"1.73 Jan
2.68
3.95
Feb
Jan
-
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1
Jan
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2,753
2.60
Ltd—*
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Goldfields
Steep Rock Iron
50
>
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V 26%
158
•
12c
1
1
—1
Feb
24%
8%
104
f
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page
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104
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2
10
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Wright Hargreaves
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Jan
Jan
;
7% Jan
20
28Va
—
Jan
51%
100
26
.
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46V
314
17
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^Low
24%
Preferred
41
7% Jan
10
3%
9
Long Lac Gold Mines
Pickle
845
16%
1
44
Jan
Feb
17%
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd ——5
Moneta Porcupine Mines Ltd
—1
Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
*
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
1
AA-A:.^XX-
•
:
1,140
24%
;
:
Jan
36%
9,700
Gold Rand Ltd——
Perron
Shares
3
16%
common—
35
Jan
11c
Mining & Explor
Pamour
High
24%
Columbia; Packers Ltd
•
British Columbia Pulp & Paper com__v
Jan
7
1.80
Ltd
Kirklarid
Little
for Week
48%
British American Oil Co Ltd
British
Jan
105 /
Jan
99
109
2.12
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
*
2%
-
__
—•
4
Jan
3%
Ltd—_1
Jan
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Co
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jan
.:
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of Prices
__
& Distill's of Vancouver Ltd__5
7% Jan
-
3% Jan
Jan
17%
Mines Ltd—_—*
Gold
Louvicourt
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__
100
10% Feb,
6% Jan
6
8c
Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
18
V.
3%
100
Jan
107
—
1
Labrador
48
*
common..
Feb
.25
35
3,921
1.80
——
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29%
28% Jan
;
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
Feb
113
—
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Jan
15
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Feb
14
7
108
22c
10
7
108
22c
—
—
26%
15%
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•
100
100
—
10
.
29
100
262
60
44
38 %
7%
2.12
—
23'
70
44
37%
7%
*
—
Duquesne
Falconbridge
780
103% 103%
—-*
Eldona
Jan
Sale Price
preferred
Canada
22c
—
Dome Mines Ltd^^v-—-/-i.——f.——*;
Pandora
preferred
23
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
Feb
40c
221
75
—1
—1
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd
Jan,
Jan
Par
7%
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—
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(Quebec)-:
Gold Mines
East Malartic Mines Ltd
14
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&
—
Exploration & Ra dium Ltd—1
Jan
15
Friday
G<fc
107
8Va
12 Va
Feb
75
Canadian Fonda
Abitlbl Power & Paper common..
Feb
105
1
Aumague Gold Mines Ltd——
'Donolda
100
Jan
19%
Montreal Curb Market
Canada
—
*
22% Jan
.
STOCKS—
t24% Jan
•
—
Quebec Mines
Jan
'v.- .'.-
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Corp Ltd—
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Copper
Mines Ltd
Arno
21%
•.
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Jan
?
Carticr-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
14%
—
'
10
7%
4
Jan
Jan
22%
95
5
7
4
Jan
19
18
2
25
15
Mines—*
Central Cadillac Gold Mines Ltd
' 15%
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40c
25
10
Jan
24% Jan
Jan
:■
Jan
14%
•
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40c
20
28Va
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Jan
;..■: .15%
1—
:
12%
*
Ltd
75
180
•*
12%
*
Canada
of
Feb
1,010
23
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71'
15
26%
27
12
Jan
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37%
Corp Ltd A_
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————-*
13
28%
10
—
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Bathurst
—
7%
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59%
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1
J.-M. Consolidated Gold Mines Ltd—_1
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Royal
*
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Jan
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77,
26'A
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Commerce
Nova
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59
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7
7
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Bridge Co
12%: Jail
50
20 %
Feb
22% Jan
Jan
k-i'-'i
100
7
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1
22%
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>
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71
y
—
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preferred
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74
common-
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110
12%
1st pfd-100
6% N C part 2nd preferred
50
Quebec Pulp & Paper pr
Quebec Tel & Power Cbrp A
*
15
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•
23%
1,070
10
51
1,620
Canadian Malartic Gold Mines Ltd—*
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18'A
20
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705
12%
59
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Cotton
18
22%c23%c
105
105
9%
9%
—
Power Corp of Can 6% cum
Bralorne
Wabasso
23%
23%
14
1st pfd__30
Ltd
Noorduyn Aviation Ltd——
Royal
Beattie
>
49% Feb
Feb
11%
Jan
30
161.
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
10 %
75
Jan
23
100
23
420
.
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Co_.
& Storage
2nd preferred
Mount
Windsor
Jan
76.
17
Jan
5
5
49 Va
Jan
69 %;
>
29
766
1,405
23%
•
Melchers Distilleries Ltd pfd
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
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Tooke' Brothers
,5
20
22 %
13%
23c
Sarnia
76
-
31
26% Jan
5
5
49 %
—
Southern Canada Pwr 6% cum pfd—100
Southmount Investment™,
-•
69%
;
:
26
,
23V'4
13 Va
.
*
Jan
Jan
2a%
20
11
•
•
305;
*
23.
23
16%
16%
.
-
Powers——___*
5
49 Va
10i»
100
10
Ltd
Feb
18%
16% Feb
60
3'A
21
Jan
58%
455
1,060
.
y/;
Feb
4% Jan
Jan
'yfef,,'-.
23',•
•;
of (Canada common——.*
Steel Co.
.
18%
1,780
1.7%
149* 149%
Jan.-.
i
f/.• '•'•• :!
•
Canada
64
.
16%
3,600
-21
,
61%*
.
16%
&, Sons common————_*
<4H)
Southern
•"
,
.
'
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.
18%
St Lawrence Paper preferred—^-—100 v
Shawinigau Water- & Pow*r_:
™.»Sherwin Williams of Canada pfd—100 >
*
Paper—
Standard Clay Products
>
Jan
4
Jan
100
>34 ;
103
^T5%i
102
V, 330
-
9% 'V9Va;-:
A-
■
■■■
101
101
.
[
Jan
460
19%
100
200
■'
14%
19%
Bros k Co Ltd common
5'/
&
Massey-Harris Co
Montreal Refrlg
■..■•75
■»
5R.
14%
Provincial
Pr
Montreal
20
101
58
Corp of Canada——
Power
Price
101
ry
Placer.Development
VPowell,RiVer Co
John
Jan
Jan
100
Feb
Jan
\v,
Penmans Ltd com_^___
St
Paper Co
*
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd common—*
Feb
6 ye
32
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
5% Jan
99
205
170
Feb
Jan:/
6
_ioo
27%
Feb
16
32
30
>
25
5
—
MacLaren Power &
A
405
16
Page-Hersey Tubes
25%
Ltd. common..*
,_50
1
26
10
450
Jan
Jan
50
Foundation
—
convertible preferred
6/c
22
'
—
1
International Utilities common
Investment
.o'-v
....
25'A
* •
common.—100 >
—
Jan
Jan
18'
1,065
•J."
I:
cummin——
—-
26%
23
40
25
52 JA
'Ateeraf&oA*—v—1*>-
Ottawa Electric Rwys
Jan
Jan
2,230
'22
52
.
100
Steel Products
Ottawa
r
52
25 v*
*
common—-
Preferred
Ontario
i''
19'%'v
22
^
-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can——*
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp——*
Jan
1
•
'•■i41,345.
40%
.
Feb
53 *
-
25:
.
Natlobal; Hretyeries^common^V.^
-
10%
Feb
21%
95
6,122
Xx-1■ > >. >• ■:'■>■■; :>/:.!' XA--XXV~^
*:
9?» Jan
;
Jan
50
5
•
25 V»
21%
'
'
:
Pr><^sr^t;iS-
.50
-.
8% Jan
1,016
10%
50
____
^Montreal lA Hfr&
9«A-'
•
10
•
25
75
50%
100
l'l
Jan
51 %
Mines Ltd
—
Jan
Oils-
Jan
106
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd——____—*
86c
86c
1,100
86c
Feb
86c
Feb
Jan
117
Feb
Dalhousie Oil Co
Ltd
35c
35c
2,000
35c
Feb
35c
Feb
Feb
12
Feb
Home Oil Co Ltd
—*
3.25
3.50
5,200
3.10 Jan
3.50 Feb
700.
■
Monday, February 12, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
700
over-the-counter markets
Quotations for Friday Feb. 9
For Quotations on Real Estate Bonds
Investing Companies
/
1
1%
10
1
American Foreign Investing-lOc
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
---I
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund Inc__—;
Bankers Nat Investing—
''
A Common
Bond
Fund
Boston
3.75
18.86
1
4.40
30.79
33.11
10.24
n.08
Mass
Investors Trust
Mass
Investors
—1
2.60
V'
V
'
.—1
2.91
•
5.17
L;
■
Bond
■
-.'V
^1,
10.56
23.97
25.77
12.04
12.95
12.71
13.89
Low
/•'♦
'
'J
•
.
4.05
6.00
~6.85
1.37
1.51
1
1
23.50
25.13
14.67
15.68
1
46%
4.12
1.43
1.58
1
8.38
9.06
5.36
7.49
47%
.
pfd
Equity Corp $3 conv
8.24
Aetna
Life:
156%
10
51
10
;
Fa* 77/
Home
53%
.
Homestead' Fire
InBur Co of North America—10
9.14
.
5.92
6.57
14.31
14.45
.
1
New York Stocks Inc—
23%
Maryland
12%
17%
11%
13%
19%
12%
Massacnusetts
16 %
0 r
American Fidelity Si Casualty_8
American of Newark.
2%
Jersey Insurance of N Y
79
K
Monarch
Fire Ins
22%
National
Casualty
62 Va
65
National Fire
37%
40%
National Liberty
—2%
6%
7%
Automobile
—
National
Bankers & Shippers
25
Boston
—100
Fire
New
59%
21
61%
North
10.84
11.91
Continental Casualty—..
._S
48
50%
Northeastern
10.56
11.61
Crum & Forster Inc
30 %
32%
Northern
8.30
9.13
10
59%
Federal
10
50%
9.02
9.92
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
20
25 JA
Revere
6.88
Globe
2.84
2nd preferred
Great American
1
2.55
Hanover
—
Plymouth Fund Inc
3.68
RR
2%
11.02
Selected Income
7.62
6.36
Super Corp of Amer AA
—1
2.48
4.70
5.18
ASeries
D
1
108 %
4.48
4.94
5.82
1
6.48
-1
41JA
44'A
42c
series
10c
1.56
82c
A
8
•
24.65
26.51
Incorporated Investors
Independence Trust Shares
2.47
2.77
12.03
B
21.48
23.48
C
8.80
9.63
7.61
Union Common Stock Fund B—
Union Preferred Stock
-
Bank Group shares—
1.09
1.17
14.16
of America—10
27.28
29.65
A
Investors Fund O-.—14.06
14.38
A First
107%
1974
Houston Lt & Pow 2%s——1974
105'/a
Kansas City Term Ry
102% ■*
2%s_1974
Louisville Si Nashville 3%s_2003
106%
'•
Blair
Boston
Corp
San
Bank of New York
Rid
Int. Rate
Maturity—
Represent
Brooklyn Trust
% %
100.4
113%
National
—100
Trust.
1945
1%%
100.6
100.7
%%
100
10O.1
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
20
100
-12%
61
51%
297
42%
25
43%
52'A
54 %
Manufactures Trust Co com__20
;__20
52%
55'A
Morgan
Commercial National Bank Si
Co
Continental Bank
&
Trust
15.
preferred
(J P) & Co Inc
National City Bank
10
23%
25%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Empire Trust
50
55%
58%
New York Trust
106%
1
%
Public N&t'l Bank Si Trust—17Va
44 %
Title Guarantee & Trust
12
12
United States Trust
100 1,490
46%
Fiduciary Trust
National
First
30 %
Bank
32 %
100 1 .825 A
109
109%
Diego Gas & El 3%s„1970
ill
113
106%
107%
4 Vis
Corp.
1958
1,865
one or more 32ds
of a point
Dollar Price 100 Plus
Bid
of Indebtedness—
1,
1%%
.0647
.0663
1, 1945
May 1, 1945
t%s Apr.
.0740
100.7
i%s
.0836
.0924
100.27
t%s June
1
1945
.0722
.0811
100.14
100.15
t%s Aug. 1,
1945
.0720
.0813
101.1
t%s Sept.
.0730
.0839
1%%
1947
tSept. 15,
tSept. 15,
1947
101
1945
1,
100.15
100.16
t%s Oct- 1,
1945
.0717
.0842
1%%
_—
—1%%
__
100.29
100.30
t%s Dec.
1,
1945
.0907
.1066
.0958
.1134
.0816
.1008
1948
t0.90s
Jan.
1,
1946
t%S Feb. 1, 1946
;
Obligations Of Governmental Agencies
Bid
July
16,
Federal Land Bank Bondsb0.90
1945
3s
0.75%
1,
Mav
1,
1956-1946
.
101.3
102.14
.
1956-1946
2%s Feb.
100.21
1955-1945—
Jan.
*■
3%S
101.2
1955-1945
3s
?
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
12%
1,535
Ask
Bid
Ask
Federal Home Loan Bank.085s
Ask
.0547
1945
100.6
110%
91
yiy>
108
1972
100.26
——
15,
-
Conv
87
105%
107
'
1946
44
58%
49 %
287
40'A
41%
10
Trust
104%
10.90s Mar.
200
185
41
15
.
Ask
Bid
25
Lawyers Trust
Bank.j
Chemical Bank & Trust
:
15,
100
200
225
100 350
358
10
17%
18%
100 1,730
1,780
Guaranty Trust
117
t
105%
1973
Certificates
100.6
tMar 15 1947
Par
National
Grace
49%
126
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase
Fulton
460
47%
121
100
""
Ask'
28%
448
10
105%
105
—1974
Maturity—
Ask
1945
tSept.
City Banks & Trust Cos.
100
Bankers Trust
York
106%
105%
(Indiana)—
Puget Sound Pow & Lt—
4'As
105%
Figures after decimal polht
4%
39%
37%
tDec
27%
—1974
Chicago & St Louis—
—————1975
3VaS series E
—y;;
tDec. 15, 1945
JMar 15. 1946
of the Manhattan Co.—10
Public Service
Orleans
York
Public Service
.
Ask
Quotations fori). S. Treasury Notes
■l
4
1
10
Co
&
tMar
Bank
1974
19:623
Investment Banking
Corporations
Bid
3s_l
Potomac Edison 3s
108%
110%
107%
Elec
3%s
New
109%
108%
—j-1979
3%s
Power
Mar 15,
Par
107%
Bid
Power
23.09
17.98
1
Wellington Fund
98c
1.06
12.92
New York
105%
107
Narragansett
1.97
shares.
Insurance Group shares
105'A
Miss
-8.40
U S El Lt & Pwr Shares A
shares
Si Light 3ysS—1974
105%
103%
3y«s—1974
8.32
.
21.13
Fund
13.19
Ltd—
37'A
Ask
Bid
Lt
92c
25.75
Series
1.70
79
34%
105%
&
4V8s
Series
Inc
51%
2.50
Fire
Westchester
103%
Pow
Florida Power Si Light 3%s_1974
24.97
250
Trusteed Industry Shares
Fund
10
74
1974
Arkansas
Florida
...—
Bond
48%
2%S
Oil Shares—
ASerles A
54c.
40%
38%
4
Recent Bond Issues
7.15
Trustee Stand
592
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..2
U 8 Guarantee..
2.36
Common
Co
104'A
...100
Travelers
New
C
Union
investment
_10
Fire——
Conn
ASerles
1
Stock and Bond Group
U S Fire
Birmingham Electric 3s—:
Trustee Stand Invest Shs—
5.77
5.29
Aviation Group
29%
4.47
——
Securities
/
2.51
5.54
6hares
Institutional
1
5.24
Fund
27%
Light & Power 3s
1974
Empire District Elec. 3 %s—1969
51
State Street Investment Corp—
7.15
—
Foundation
U 8
10
~<L97
54
5.03
Holding Corp
Income
Shares
5.93
ASeries B
AHuron
32
4.40
Sovereign Investors
4.05
577
26
85
12.02
1
Selected Amer Shares
7.54
6.50
shares
shares
24y2
81
30'A
4.04
1
5.39
Equipment shares
Utility
8.52
6.93
Steel shares
Tobacco
com.
:
———_0
—
99.55
1
7.75
6.86
35%
127
39%
16.24
97.57
Republic Invest Fund
shares
64c
15.10
1
Fund
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
,Fund,. Inc.———.—
stock
Rutgers Fire Ins.
6%
33%
121%
36%
Security New Haven
Hartford Steamboller Inspect._10
59c
10c
9.86
Railroad
&
Hartford
8.44
Railroad
10
2.96
10.80
'
48
8%
2.25
7.68
—
45 'A
0
1
11.87
8.97
shares—
0
Globe & Republic
10
Springfield Fire & Marine
25
Standard Accident...—....10
1
10.39
Petroleum
Seaboard Surety
21%
"
Institutional bond shares—:;—
Mining shares—
55 %
19'A
1955
(Geo)
10
52 %
1953
Putnam
Fire
0
Series 1956—
8.32
(Texas)
(Paul)
10
Series
5.80
Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls Fire—.
37%
General Reinsurance Corp
Gibraltar Fire & Marine
Series
7.57
—
Fire
7.85
5.27
Price Shares.
Franklin
7.37
•
10.81
Merchandise shares
7.39
North Amer Trust shares
Industrial Machinery shares-
Low
9.21
6.71
Newark-.
of
154
7.57
8.37
—
—.—-
—
Series 1958—
Investing
49 '/2
Republic
23'A
6.40
bond shares—
76»A
47
14'A
0
5.82.
General
73%
' 91%
13'A
12.19
Firemen's
9.17
6.70
shares—-
257A
87%
0
7.14
Fully
29%
23lA
72%
10
8.34
Food shares—
Administered
,
4%
x27%
10
10
shares
—
(NY).......2
10
Fire Assn of Phila
Fireman's Fd of San Fran
7.74
Railroad equipment
7.87
7.16
Electrical Equipment
36%
10.85
Chemical shares
.1
33%
11.21
Steel
—-
93
14%
—10
Providence-Washington
7.03
Building shares.
Aviation
89
13'A
9.87
North Amer Bond Trust ctfs
shares
Automobile
53%
5
-
Preferred Accident
10.20
stock
Railroad
5.84
5.77
Group Securities—
7
51'A
10.
Phoenix
54
Machinery
•
37.32
—
10
Pacific Indemnity Co
37%
35'A
160
76%
Insurance
-•
1
shares.:
103%
11.09
5.97
7Va
93
88 y2
25
Fire
Metals
4.60
':
St Paul Fire & Marine——12%
Employees Group
Employers Reinsurance
equlpmeiy,
.—5
12750
15%
25'A
98%
Pacific
12.79
Electrical
31'A
47'A
23%
6y«
19
10
9.42
28%
River——2.50
10
8.57
189
267/b
28%
Connecticut General Life
Speculative
SVa
7
179
2
Casualty
Fire—.
City of New York
10
5
44%
13%
York
8.27
13.79
28.39
2
20
Fire
Union
Amsterdam
10
0
New
12.55
5.19
.——10
10
23'A
11.64
4.00
(Detroit)—10
New Hampshire Fire
650
21%
Diversified Investment Fund-
25.91
—
—
—
New Brunswick
84 y2
79 %
625
6
Diversified
Agricultural
62
58
21%
2.17
■
31'A
59
55
10
6.98
>*/
4%
28%
10
1.97
'
50%
7%
25
10
6.26
4.80
6'A
Reserve
Baltimore American—.
8y2
79
4
12.01
Chemical
36%
7%
-75%
Merch & Mfrs Fire N Y
Surety..—
Re-Insurance
...
47%
7.52
stock.-*---;.—-—
90%
39%
0
10.93
————
^
/,:,./—
Merchant Fire Assur
American
22.08
10.68
1
Bonding——12%
Casualty
American
American
8
Fixed Trust Shares A
—10
Foundation Trust Shares A—1
Fundamental Invest Inc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares A—2
B
*
General Capital Corp
——•
General Investors Trust
—1
Fund
Mutual Trust
First
20
30
17%
American Equitable
Camden
Building supply
23.78
21%
———
Aviation
Bank
75 %
10
Alliance
American Casualty
—-
Automobile
'
20
•'••• »,*
Ask
Bid
28 %
15 /■ v87%
0
,,10
46%
-
44%
v..:
Fidelity Fund Inc
•
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc_
>
Companies
164%
■
4.64
8.27
Agriculture
Howard—
Fund
Fund
8.24
4.12
priced bond series
series
5.93
7.49
series
England Fund
New
8.05
7.33
stock
priced stock common
Preferred stock series.
Stock
25c
Balanced
Aetna Casual & Surety
Aetna
Ask
Bid
Far
American
•
25c
Low
20.25
18.73
1
Dividend Shares
Insurance
series
Industrial
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Stock
9.61
sei»les
Income
-
__
-
Bell Teletype NY 1-953
DIgby 4-4950
Agricultural
'
2.91
—1
Cumulative Trust Shares
Delaware Fund
Fund Inc
series B shares
(Md) voting shares
National Investors Corp
Natfonal Security Series—
•
2.38
mod
mod-
2d Fund
(Colo)
2.38
—
1
1
10
York 5, N. Y.
44.50
Nation-Wide Securities—
—1
&
43.51
Tel:
102.60
5.95
52%
50%
—1
Accumulative series——— —1
Series AA
Invest
Mutual
145
5.47
1
Trust
Corporate Trust Shares.—.
:2,830
*
.
7.30
100.25
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—
Common
—10c
Consol Investment
Eaton
5.69
*
10
Loomls
40 Exchange Place, New
6.32
6.56
4.00
,730
140
1
\
13.27
Fund
17.21
—100
'
-
Members New York Curb Exchange:
15.55
12.06
S-4
Series
Sayles Mut Fund
Loorals Sayles Sec Fund
Commonwealth Invest—
AA
-14.14
-
—
Knickerbocker
.
ACC
28.32
S-2
S-3
20.35
Preferred
Series
25.80
Series
108.35
i
26.30
34.85
1
Securities com—-100 :
Series
,21.05
Series
-
'""
—
«
Members New York Stock Exchange
12.26
19.17
23.90
——
Trust———•
Century Shares
Chemical Fund
Christiana
11.17
K-2
18.93
Fund Ltd
Canadian Inv
B-4——.
K-l
32.24
Inc
Ltd
Fund
'
104.02
8
8
1
Inc
Broad Street Invest Co
Bullock
*
Series S-l
'
•
*
Shaskan & Co.
22.24
Series
6%
6%
1
—10
'
v
'
31.43
B-3
20.25
Scries
16.90
15.72
Industry Shares
Inv Tr of America—-
Basic
28.70
Series
13.34 'v 14.47
!
——
28.16
B-2
Series
4.30
3.92
B-l
Series
30%
•
29.52
Series
4.72
4.31
Holding
Keystone Custr^lan Funds—
8.13
7.48
29%
Corp
American Business Shares
AAmerex.
)
Ask
Bid
Far
Ask
Bid
Par
102.16
103.12
103.14
101%
1, 1955-1953—
102
100.22
:
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Other Issues
U S Conversion 3s—
U S
.1046
102%
104
104
1961
Panama Canal 3s
102%
1947
Conversion 3s
133
134
jg
Reorganization Rails
(When, as
_
and If Issued)
United States Treasury Rills
■
A
Bonds—
Akron
•
4s
Bid
Canton
series
Si
'
Youngstown—
A
1st 4s
'97
,
1983
2nd 4%s
2003
Chicago Mllw St Paul
&
Pacific
1st 4s
65
2019
Income 4%s B—
;
5%
ist 4s
Conv
'
'
Income
Income
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AQuotatlons not''
J
Volume 161
Number
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
701
vveeK
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
'
.
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
:
,
Third Federal Reserve
unaea
*:;.v1944
1945
'
.
$
$
-
reo.
of the country,
us,
based
upon
Dec. ft
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 10, clearings for all
be 23.9% above those for the
center there is
mary
At this
$10,487,379,200, against $8,464,202,680 for the same week in 1944.
New
1944
1945
Week Ending Feb. 10
$4,641,710,877
+
Philadelphia-
+
11.2
493,000,000
+
5.3
271,819,371
274,161,104
152,074,835
City—i
134,100,000
St, Louis.—...-——w-i...——
160,623,766
153,263,908
137,262,468
1,622,300,030
1,403,646,026
247,472,040
274,443,864
615,922,230
days...
;——
—
$8,739,482,667
$8,164,409,032
...—
1,747,896,533
299,793,648
Total all cities, five days
All cities, one day
6.0
(7 cities i
Total
5.3
+
„
$8,464,202,680
$10,487,379,200
.
9.7
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk-
+
7.0
South
96,111,411
85,068,400
1.2
178,193.340
144.123,931
—43.2
+
15,416,000
1,998,834
3,245,957
9.8
246,525,834
194,604,039
544,898,219
450,264,304
+
—
of
:+
4.9
7,200,000
+
5.4
5,956,000
76,913,271
+
1.4
67,910,542
is;
2,587,827
163,152,634
45,936,815
318,449,012
.
2,342,964
164,105,119
59,136,314
***&#■„
Columbia—Washington
week
(6 cities)
296,854,201
—10.5
2,285,297
2,093,377
0.6
141,142,824
105,719,563
+28.7
34,130,175
34,649,712
3.9
252,549,641
203,997,55*
—
+
Nashville
Augusta—
-—X—-—
8,103,157
+ 18.7
13,628,210
41,*276,767
42,894,740
143,300,000
Georgia—Atlanta
141.900,000
37,076,225
28,596,710
1.0
120,500,000
96,800,00$
+
+
5.0
2,229,086
1,784,038
3,136,207
2,166.185
2,062,142
Florida—Jacksonville
53,630,004
49,465,161
+
8.4
40,610,225
27,218,000!;
Alabama—Birmingham
54,390,844
54,407,956
0.1
39,797,455
34,817,955
^,Mac°n—
and complete results for the week previous—the week
of 1.9%, the aggregate of clear¬
■:
2,518,456
—
Mobile—
against $11,363,314,946
2,511,004
5,014,255
Mississippi—Vicksburg—
Louisiana—New
Outside of this city there was a loss of 1.8%, the bank
week in 1944.
6,583,402
5.9
—
0.3
+
;
'
same
4.7%. We group the cities
which they are located and from this
it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show a loss
of 13.8% and in the Boston Reserve District of 17.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals show a gain of 1.4%, Inn the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
record a decline of 6.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 0.2%, but in the
.Richmond Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 3.9%. The Chicago
Reserve District has to its credit an increase of 4.8%, but the St. Louis Reserve
^District suffers a loss of 1.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 3.7 %.
In the
Dallas Reserve District the totals are larger by 12.8%, but in the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals are smaller by 2.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
clearings at this center having recorded an increase of
Total
5,214,398
288,027
349,827
'87,959,722
94,933,073
406,723,848
407,366,511
Orleans
(10 cities)
—
1,972,568
4,988,340
272,637
3,707,035:
—17.7
7.3
72,406,619
63,299,647!
0.2
327,767,782
1.7
—
—
—
255,526
266,387,050,
.
•.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
District—Chicago-
Districts
1st Boston
2d
3d
12
———
New York...
-
10
Philadelphia
7
4th Cleveland
:
||5th Richmond
6th
6
—
—
10
Atlanta
'7th Chicago
17
———
4
Louis————
8th St.
9th Minneapolis
7
———~
9
10th Kansas City—
llth Dallas
4,358,043
—26.3
—13.2
—18.8
3,326,450
'';■ 9,772,692
9,323,304
4.8
9,228,593
42,929,609
2,527,393
15,973,091
7,273,914
:
7,675,260
T
-
Illinois—Bloomington—1_.
672,689
12th San Francisco
Total
*
Peoria
1942
$
Total
652,239,854
6.6
—
+
+
24.9
5.2
6,670,418,347
—13.8
5,326,767,706
3,644,061,156
691,517,749
682,015,607
1.4
621,581,914
560,927,061
Missouri—St. Louis
II
615,922,230
657,671,590
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
«
318,449.012
l«
+
29,194,700
1,725,520
2,073,416
14;317,035
+
1.2
+
4.7
,5,269,70$
422,216,963
+ 26.2
1,597,423
+ 19.3
5,409,815
397,253
388,182,333
:
;;
f«
«
1,849,343
1,924,279
1,688,865
1,395,138
4.8
540,161,637
+
+
490,963,622
6.3
544,898,219
252,549,641
203,997,551
196,000,000
85,338,439
75,429,335
53,278,280
0.2
327,767,782
*
t
-
'■
4.8
540,161,637
490,963,622
325,850,615
1.1
268,603,006
i
169,541,516
143,246,735
Ninth Federal
2.5
260,192,920
194,348,347
Minnesota—Duluth
+ 12.8
110,176,478
103,454,158
Minneapolis—.
5.2
439,467,912
346,294,820
1.9
9;252,131,982
6,968,890,382
;
1,143,000
—13.1
154,800,000
.71.394,364
5.7
41,599,642
7.6
809,000
36,625,39q
768,000
1.1
268,603,006
226,549,273
—
—
130,800,ooa
58,355,870
226,549,273
3.7
—
5.9
—
266,387,050
+
—
213,567,910
299,523,178
150,708,153
528,370,542
11,582,787,213
—
—
133,579,222
510,902,663
if
184,400,000
r
50,231,026
Illinois—Quincyu—1,055,856
450,264,304
3.9
T—
204,643,069
if
*
'
652,239,854
406,723,848
292,146,372
if
4,488,699
13.9
—10.9
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
,
321,025,321
>
II
1,230,162
■■'
683,562,653
O
II
13,521,617
.
,;V 6,573,122
514,025
..
........
+
—
6,731,821.
34,246,326
N
14,6
—
24,688,00q
2,563,863.
> s.
H!
6,978,376,335
II
11,363,314,946
4,900,717,147
add our detailed statement
week ended Feb. 3 for
2,238,741
2,133,062
683,562,653
(17 Cities)
■—
+
—
1.8
Total
St.
321,025,321
Reserve
325,850,615
District—Minneapolis—
3,555,272
141,013,316
•
-
145,083,893
48,631,318
-
53,128,061
Paul
3,703,112
North
Dakota—Fargo
3,639,562
3,763,556
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
1,504,742
338,301
1,438,319
1,172,003
5,960,558
5,278,966
204,643,06.9
213,567,910
Montana—Billings
3,463,937,991
4,078,171.391
(4 cities)
Helena-
Total
now
5,861,027
2,549,792
.1,900,548
—
$
c.v.
1,412,698
6,992,582
408,159,808
Outside New York City—
We
516,926,611
+
338,396,305
110 cities
——
664,413
541,190,431
1,782,509
^
390,423,251
4,813,491,034
6
:
693,801
,
26,703,000
3,988,161
.
2,740,966
36,628.000
—
—17.7
—
10
2,603,354
2,487,924
.763,575
19,946,830
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
;
495,857,369
cities
12
Dec. %
3,865,389,
2,506,144
+
40,088,210
•r
Rockford—
Springfield—-—---——-
1943
Inc. or
$
4,406,576
*+16.6
2,896,622
*.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Federal Reserve Districts:
1944
$
-i;.
Week Ended Feb. 3—
8.3
3,301,580
3,210,251
x,
.
Sioux City
.r
730,894
5,567,967
31,808,000
3,237,048
_
.
South Bend---—
Terre Haute—
-,.v1
f:
—50.3
363,538
Indianapolis.—_.«XX,.x..
CLEARINGS
1945
•
Reserve
Federal
J
3,849,311
Chicago-
SUMMARY OF BANK
-
6,027,686
___
Indiana—Fort Wayne_.
Decatur—,
following we furnish a summary by
;.: :>:
=
j
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing-—
by 5.2%.
In the
914,361
5,308,00d
55,112,539)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxville——16,179,588
Accordingly in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
in the
'vr»
1.124,803
1,308,517
7,591,000
appear
We cannot furnish them today, in as much as the
ings for the whole country having amounted to $11,582,787,213,
2,386,113
3,688,879
•
+ 23.9
and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
For that week there was an increase
12,666,900
1.2
—18.1
2,143,621
7,001.887
Carolina—Charleston
Total
ended Feb. 3.
2,726,042
3,406.843
4.2
—
78,026,865
;
—X—
1
Maryland—Baltimore
-—83.2
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will-
able to give the final
a
Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
West
+15.6
District
Total all cities for week
we are
4,335,7001
560,927,061
4.8
Richmond
issue of next week.
,2,109.419:.
9.0
—
Fifth
Ten cities, five days——
our
2,648,714
/I,.238,740)
621,581,914
657,671,590
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
4.5
+
$6,760,763,006
4,158,853
Youngstown
+
124,869,175
28,138,400
3,407.879
0.4
+
$7,117,182,641
15,986,200
2,168,447
Columbus
Mansfield
192,895,207
_
1.4
+
3,389,922
125,429,234
4.0
214,818,000
Baltimore———_....—
in
1,244,87^
.
5,730,800
+
219,967,696
+
204,531,926
_
3,717,478
120,638,632
222,531,554
—
224.527,000
ends Saturday
546,000,000
'
District—Cleveland-
Cincinnati
0.9
—
Pittsburgh-.____.__—
_
Reserve
Cleveland
San Francisco_u-i-——
—
cities)
Ohio—Canton
'
Boston
(10
Fourth Federal
5.8
367,476,607
519,000,000
Chicago
Other Cities, five
452,462
ft
408,782,928
New York-
Cleveland
825,279
,,
i;501,12i
—40.1
7,502,000
"
:
Total
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Kansas
5.3
—
737,951
501,740
+14.1
—32.4
1,865,112
570,753
1,594,248
605,000,000
1,260,208
2,726,180
1,327,940
2,211,556
'+ 2.0
+29.1:
682,015,607
Jersey—Trenton
V
.
0.2
+
3,048,947
2,005,060
—
491,291
+ 2.0
—40.4
662,000,000
1,260,551
3,477,423
1,355,275
1,766,464
4,491,900
York
for the week follows:
1,665,999
691,517,749
Wilkes-Barre-.—
Our comparative sum¬
gain for the week ende d Friday of 5.8%.
a
1,259,792
675,000,000
1,625,915
—.
Scranton
f
>
V;'.\Vt
4.9
—
771,257
738,866
PhiladelphiaReading
Our preliminary total
corresponding week last year.
786,810
Lancaster
—
stands at
636,889
;.j
$
...
;
1,669,450
Chester.—
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
1942
*
605,646
Bethlehem
■
cities of the United States from which it is
$
District—Philadelphia—
...
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
; ;
1943
■
liminary figures compiled by
J
Inc. or
(7 cities)
showing the figures for each city for the
four years:
___—;
4.0
—
3,395,762
3,119,892
2.8
113,243,896
93,341,519
8.5
43,264,547
37,079,010
—
3.3
2,974,875
3,056,050
+
—
—
4.6
1,220,451
—11.1
995,394
975,176
13.1
4,446,591
4,470.26ft
3.7
169,541,516
+
—
1,204,822
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Week Ended Feb. 3
First
Federal Reserve
$
$
ft
Nebraska—Fremont
1942
1943
Hastings-—
•
5.8
925,782
..
Wichita
3,103,745
3,637,920
—14.7
3,318,920
3,192,336
436,612,729
—20.0
338,224,310
289,121,027
5.7
850,039
814,604
2.1
472,489
—
:•
+ 15.2
959,331
5.1
4,447,337
—12.2
2,829,981
2,555,444
13,778,685
354,495
3,837,911
3,196,238
76,667,627
1.2
64,490,168
44,349,949
3,226,402
!
•
:
3,208,774
0.6
2,742,747
3,020,624
13,709,689
—;
"'"7,474,607
„
7,262,432
456,487
962,941
l;021,392
470,723
460,833
1,387,555
1,292,534
Fall River—
..
—
+
j
186,748
>,,.185,555
8.2
—27.7
Missouri—Kansas City_
St.
195,420
+ 18.4
381,186
''
Kansas—Topeka
944,194
349,157,371
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
i;' Lowell——.
—
207,961
4,892,256
77,621,974
"350,000
3,538,492
,
.
.omana—
925,612
871,273
_
246,310
——.
—
Lincoln———:
;
District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor.
r
Dec.
$
$
Clearings at—
Inc. or
1944
1945
044,482
Joseph
196,583,344
+
4.2
1.8
—15.2
1,052,822
—15.2
946,738
9.4
—
5,951,193
5.204,057
174,558,731
6,168,806
132,234,328
4,399,719
1,097,160
-.796,289
784,735
260,192,920
+
—
7,365,691
;'lfoV.^44,838
S,is "495,607
Colorado—Colorado Springs
—
194,348,347
786,394
•„
•
New Bedford—
—
..
2,921,905
Worcester
Rhode
New
,
8,780,661
19,023,000
Island—Providence
16,858,808
8,145,256
Haven
17,557,800
1,100,747
Hampshire—Manchester
—
3,328,999
16,479,631
Connecticut—Hartford
>, New
4,779,928
4,535,661
': Springfield————+—,—
—
•+
495,857,369
2.2
•
!^V'Vf
Texas—Austin——
16,284,200
528,795
Fort
J,Total
(12 cities)—-—
338,396,305
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
1
10,076,593
7,179,854
2,066,169
+ 29.8
1,896,984
67,425,383
68,161,816
54,200,000
49,900,000
1,312,675
1,323,479
1,170,414
1,008,822
876,322
2,852,959
York
6,769,296,179
6,462,597,799
jRochester
14,533.039
14,995,864
7,504,583
8,139,972
—«—
—
—
Jamestown—J——
New
.
'Syracuse
..
_
Jersey—Montclair
10,554,318
2^686,'000
.
3,327,000
5,409,548
Hi,550,508
"'5,277,371
150,708,153
i33,579,222
& '■'•'I-1
.j
j
;
—:
r
X---'
.
-
567,163
i.i
Twelfth Federal
■»
—19.3
2,409,000
5.6
1,149,714
0.6
4,659,118
+12.8
110,176,478
103,454,15'8
9.4
83,897,865
-62(266,63()
—
+
,1,
,
•
w
*
3,015,000
1,313,565
<
5,228,940
'jlu
^
-f,ir
Jte^j^D^strlct—San Francisco—
Wash in g t o n—ge a t tfe^:—
86,615,942
Yakima—
—
0.8
+
4.7
889,979
986,163
5,173,960,591
3,504,952,391
9,127,525
-
—
—
-
3.1
12,180,400
7.8
6,983,564
:
—15.0
658,028
+
1.6
6,347,794
5,971,095
■'
'••
!
545,508
5,819,298
-
'
San
26,173 947
28,545,779
—
11,730,906
—19.4
8,542,609
5,997,25i
7.2
3,411,993
239,266,000
3,203.062
197,686,000
9,456 759
5 133 735
—
1
V
35,054,547
34,724,497
+
1.0
26,819,602
26,433,306
Northern New Jersey
41,306,014
39,652,831
+
4.2
31,633,863
295,946,510
4,695,974
San Jose
Santa Barbara—
2,026,845
'
530,177
Newark—
4,790,453
289',83o',000
7 128,287
Francisco
Stockton
--
—
2,078.255
78,771,284
California—Long Beach.
12,619,513
—13.1
95,628,873
2,420.321
77,324.655
Oregon—Portland
>
Utah—Salt Ldke City—
■
Pasadena
7,759,811
Connecticut—Stamford—
New
81,237,7717
11,939,205
1,463,331
(6 cities)—
2,059,548
Elmira
•'
2,104,558
87,554.126
+ 44.6
—j—
-
„
+15.1
2,681,078
:j • Buffalo
2,465,315
+ 10.9
Falls——
*"
)i
26,117,408
f.
+ 37.7
10,146,240
—
Total
i| Binghamton—
3,173,103
110,105,000
Louisiana—Shreveport—
"
3
■'{
4,369,504
Worth
Galveston—
500,537
.
390,423,251
—17.7
■;
122,105,000
14,674,770
Dallas
Wichita
....
299,523,178
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
6,500,893
17,519,000
Mi-:
292,146,372
3,473,944
6,568,582
7,2?
600,153
408,159,808
—
Total (10 cities)
842,950
1,983,697
4,792,172
4,198,811
+ 16.5
1,444,753
2.8
70,662,775
47,260,423
8.3
23,956,786
•20,331,445
—
+
2.1
—
+ 51.8
2.2
+
+
14.1
1,042,576
4,134,684
3,144.297
1,280,215
1,491,445
3,801,854
.2,940.069
30,663,403
Total
(10 cities)
Grand Total (111
Total
(12
cities)
6,978,376,335
6,650,418,347
—13.8
5.326,767,706
3,644,061,156
Outside
New
York
♦Estimated
510,902,663
cities)______—__
528,370,542
11,582,787,213
11,363,314,946
4,813,491,034
4,900,717,147
—
5.2
439,467,912
346,294,820
+
1.9
9,252,131,982
4,078,171,391
6,968,890,382
3,463,937,991
—
1.8
I
Monday, February 12, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
702
Pacific RR.,
Southern
Wison & Co.,
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank is now certifying daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the
world. We give below a record for the week just passed:
1
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
FEB. 2,
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OP 1930
FEB. 8, 1945, INCLUSIVE
1945 TO
Country and Monetary Unit
Official
.297733*
.297733*
Free
.251247*
.251247*
.251247*
$
Argentina, peso—
Australia, pound-
3.228000
3.228000
-
.251247*
.060602*
.060602*
.051803*
.051803*
.051803*
.051803*
*
.571400*-
.909090
.909090
.902968
.903750
.905078 ft
.571400*
.571400*
.571400*v
ft
4.035000
4.035000
.301215
.301215-" .ft
.301215
.205820
.205820
.205820
.205820-
.205820
Morris
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.900416
.901250
.902708
.903125
National
.898750
New Zealand, pound
3.244203
3.244203
3.244203
3.244203
3.244203
Union of South Africa, pound-
3.980000*
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
3.980000
!.—.
'
Missouri Telephone Co.,
-
3.244203
ft
-
v
308
311
.658300*
,
.658300*
.658300*
.658300*
.541966*
.541966*
.541966*
.541966*
Distillers
Products
Corp.,
Wire Co.,
Barb
34 7c ' debs.,
„—___Mar
7-yr.
1st mtge.
Lt. & Pwr. Co., Ltd., 1st
Scotia
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co.,
series A, 57z7o bonds——
.658300*
.541966*
'
.658300*
.541966*
Controlled
Corp. of America secured conv. bonds,
due 1947
.
Mar
Stores Corp., 6%
pfd. stock
Mar
Northwestern
3.980000
Nova
Uruguay, peso-
1st mtge. 4(46, rer. C, due 1961_Mar
due 1949—_
,
5V2S, due 1945—Mar
4s, due 1957_Mar
mtge.
Terminal
Janeiro
de
570
*
'
1
5
1
570
211
571
572
1
:
>
Feb 15
246
606
1st mtge. 3%s,-due 1965^—
Ry.
Tramway,
*•"
Auction Sales
Transacted by R. L. Day & Co.,
Boston, on Wednes¬
day, Feb. 7:
V
>
I
1
$ per Share
310
STOCKS,
Bhajres
•
($300 par)
Boston Athenaeum ($300 par)__;_
Kreuger & Toll Co. ($10 par)
Boston Athenaeum
175
Waterfront
Realty
—_______
310
$2 lot
——
1
v.t.c
1
Richmond
5
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., 7s pfd.; 10 Georgian
Inc., 8% pref. A ($20 par); 13 Middle West Utilities
Co.,: common
133
:
$10,000
.;
.
Pratt Read & Co., common
Corp.,
$636 lot
4%
.
($10 par)
Per Cent
BONDS
;
Canadian Rail & Harbour Terminals Ltd, 1st mtge.
6VzS, March 1, 1951.
Coupon March, 1934 and sub.
on.
Stamped part and 2nd payments made—
Transacted
Barnes
by
&
reporting member banks. Loans to brokers and dealers
purchasing or carrying United States Government
obligations declined $22,000,000, and other loans for the
same purpose declined $47,000,000.
for
$19 lot
Philadelphia,
Lofland,
on
Holdings of Treasury bills declined in nearly all dis¬
tricts, the principal decrease being $185,000,000 in New
York City; the total decrease at all reporting member
banks was $373,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury certifi¬
cates of indebtedness declined $58,000,000. Holdings of
United States Government bonds increased $70,000,000
District,
and $167,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $108,000,000. in
New York City and $89,000,000 at all reporting member
banks, and declined $32,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict.
United States Government deposits declined in
all districts*
Wednesday,- Feb: 7:
10
50
Eirst National Bank, Absecony N, J.xx^ft______x_xx-__
1, 7% pfd._
319+
,
-ZVz
Hotel Traymore Co., Atlantic City, series
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
1
i
.
Jan. 31,
Assets—
Inc. (+) or Dec. (—)
and
Total reserves
8,414
Industrial loans___.
......
U. 8. Government
(+) or
11,413,404
Certificates
1,565,721
1,156,472
Bonds
29,500
+
+
632,521
9,200
__
519,262
—
19,061,737
+
+
79,152
7,892,674
+
55,399
19,265,264
Total loans and securities
+
8,063,811
'
Due from foreign banks
116
F. R. notes of other banks
80,798
Uncollected items
1,784,593
Bank premises
34,476
Other assets
61,760
Total assets______
;
39,883,823
20
—
.—
16,601
—
94,292
3,896
—
+ 6,925,907
45,581
—
LiabilitiesFederal Reserve notesL________
21,845,618
+
97,572
+
Treasury bills
indebtedness
592,798
Foreign
+
66,684
+
1,468,050
—1
54,783
+
584,379
1,247,849
+
1,095
395,164
Other
ft*;
8,132
Total deposits
1,346,740
Total liabillties___________—.
39,386,810
8,239
;ff I
-
Reserve with Federal Reserve
Banks
Balances With domestic
banks—
deposits-adjusted
Time deposits..
—_______xxx____—. —
res.
Domestic banks——
—166,154
+
724
"•Jan.
24
and
Commitments
46,730
to
make
+
257
+
200
+
12,453
+
6,925,907
892
+
45,581
—
.1 %
—
•ft,
3,391
14
65
+
—373
—1,107
58
+1,280
—
—
24
+
3,668
+ 167
+ 3.653
9
—1,167
+
66
—101
+
492
17
+
+
—
—
'3::;
81
27
166
—
1
+
+
+
925
1,522
+
31
840
+
11
+
31
+
*1526
*1969
3%
*2543
.
*
,
.
Mar -1
Apr ' 9—
1950
464
*2753
lien &
Co.—
,1
*
-
.
465
465
,
_Feb 26
607
-July
1
607
-—Mar
5
*
stock
ref.
57c
mtge.
bonds, due 1957
mtge;
Struthers Wells-Titusville
v
1949
■
,
bonds due 1972
Corp.,
—x
5 Vis, due
1st mtge.
1;
——-—.ft14,424
,
———
♦Announcement
in
this issue,
tin Volume
315
5s, ser. A,
—Mar
United Towns Electric Co., Ltd., 1st mtge. 5s due 1958.Mar
Washington Ry. & Elec. Co., consol. mtge. 4s, clue 195l_Jun
1953
608
1
5
1
Apr
—,
——
Inc., 1st mtge.
East 40th Street Building,
10
due
(New York District).
Carolina Power
preferred
& collat. trust 4%
Struthers Wells Corp.—
105
+
Apr.
bonds, ser. B, due 2003.4.
mtge.. 5%
Southwestern Public Service Co.—
2
Ill
—
ref.
1st
1st
™
&
$6
+ 4.203
89
609
160.
—
14,97c
i
.
70
—
6,891
common
are
declared.
American
General
OF
NOTICES
Company and Issue—
TENDER
common
Date
stock
Corp., first preferred
Feb 28
stock-—Feb 15
due 1947—-—Mar 1
Central Pacific Ry.ylst mtge. ref. bonds, due 1949
Feb 28
Consolidated Cities Light, Power & Traction Co., 1st lien
Capital' Traction
5s,
due
Co;,
1st mtge. 5s,
1962
Lehigh Coal
;
_•
& Navigation
—
v.
$2753
*
564
108
565
•_+__--Feb 19
bonds__—
*
569
—Feb 14
,_Feb 26
..Feb 15,
Minnesota Transfer Ry., 1st mtge. 3%s, due 1956
Pacific Electric Ry. ref. mtge. bonds__x___xxx-——^—Feb
465
571
26
1st
mortgage
Southern
Ice
due
So.
4%
Co.,
Ice
bonds,
due
Inc.—
&
Utilities
1953
Mar
ft1'• ft{y>
Co.,
1st
1946
Pacific
Industrial and Miscellaneous Companies
Per
?
.
'
Acme Steel
Allis
Co., San Francisco, Term.
mtge.
con v.
1
*
A
y+rft-'v-'ft+ftftft
Chalmers
_Feb
9
1st mtge. bonds.Feb
28
.
*
315
(quar.)——
Aluminum
Industries,
Chicle
Co.
Inc.
American
Arizona
pfd.
Co.
3-
5
2-
9
.3-
1
2-
7
4-
2
3-16*
$1.50
20c
,
2-19
3-
8
15c
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
(irreg.)
-
3-12
$1
3-15
3-
1
3c
(quar.)—
Inc.
Investment Co. of IllinoisPhenolic Corp. (initial).
Power $6
3-12
3-31
•>•$2
(quar.)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
of Rec.
ft
40c
Manufacturing—
American Furniture Co.,
Payable
75c
•
Aluminium, Ltd., copimon (quar.)—
67c pfd. (quar.) ('payable in U. S. Funds)
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co..
American
6s,'
Co.
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
American
Peoples Brewing Co. of Trenton—
■
4,
this week are:
Page
Co.—
Funding and improv. mortgage 4s
Los Angeles Pacific Co., 1st ref. mtge.
,
The dividends announced
'.V;'■r '-' :
^
,
Ccp.,
American Superpower
Southern
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans declined
$15,000,000 in the Chicago District and $37,000,000 at all
Dividends
.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
and
preferred
the
following principal changes for the
week ended Jan. 31: Decreases of $80,000,000 in loans,
$297,000,000 in holdings of United States Government
obligations, $101,000,000 in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, $320,000,000 in United States Govern¬
ment deposits, and $404,000,000 in deposits credited to
domestic banks.
;
v."";,ic,
DIVIDENDS
grouped in two separate tables. In the
first we bring together all the dividends announced the
current week. .Then we follow with a second table in
which we show the dividends previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid.
Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week when
Notices
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in 101
leading
1*
Below will be found a
Condition Statement of Member Banks
shows
50
—
—404
159
;
cities
—
8,856
——L
9,859
40,056
75*894
j
7'/» preferred stock
collat. trust notes, due
Inc;,
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
6,863,339
+
indus¬
65
—
'
—320
:
revised
1
Mar 30
—x_
+'*•(• 678
to deposit &
trial loans
2
18
deposit accounts except
U.
S.
Gov't accounts,
figures
bonds, due 1948
:_
7 7c preferred stock
+u''113,252
—
+
49 1 r/c
36,076
7,814
r—»•
—
—
Borrowings
Debits to demand
interbank
+
39,883,823
+
14
12,360
deposits
Interbank deposits:
U. S. Government
Apr
109
1
-
436
South
Demand
*
564
565
566
1st & ref. mtge. 41/a'^ bonds, ser. C, due 2003_x_—Apr 4 , _
1st & ref. mtge. 4vi> bonds, ser. D, due 2003
Apr * !
465;
Corp., preferred stock——Feb 28
465
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
1st mortgage 4Va^ bonds, due 1968—.:
Mar 1
*2075
1st mortgage 4% bonds, series E, due 1971Apr
2
$2075*
1st mortgage 49c bonds, series G, due 1965
May 2
*2075
Namm (A. I.) & Son, 6% sinking fund debenture bonds_Feb 16
*2759
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
Ref. mtge. $y2ft bonds, ser. A, due 1974—
—Apr
1
313
Toledo, St. Louis & West. RR., 1st mtge. 4s. due 1950_Oct
1
313
North Western Refrigerator Line Co.—
3Vz7c equipment trust certificates, series K
Mar 1
571
2J/i7c equipment trust ctfs. (first lien), series L_.
Mar 1
571
Northern Ontario Power Co., 6% preferred stocks
Mar 31
571
Ozark Power & Water Co., 1st mtge. 5s, due 1952——Mar ,1
*1299
Paramount Broadway Corp., 1st mtge. ctfs., due 1955—Feb *15
313
Pennsylvania RR., 40-yr. 4Vz7> deb. bonds, due 1970
Apr
1
572
Portland RR., 1st consol. mtge. 3y2S, due 1951—
July 1
212
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc., 77o preferred stock—
Mar 2
606
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp., $2.50 preferred stocks
Feb 28
606
St, Louis Public Service Co., 1st mtge. 5s due 1959
Mar 1
60S
Securities Acceptance Corp.,AVz7c conv. debs., due 1950-Mar 1
467
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., 1st mtge. & collat. trust
4V2 7o bonds, series D„
—Feb 26
467
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
1st mortgage>4%:serial bonds, series A
.—Mar; 1/*
1st mortgage 15-year 4Va'U bonds, series A
—
Mar 1
*
Liabilities-
1
27,165
P. R. note liabilities combined
2,110*
.
+
47
1st
+ 1-988,764
+
165 801
Total liabilities & cap. accts._
Ratio of total
—
Cash in vault
during week
; ?
228*153
_
Burplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
2,882
9,302
563
Other securities
Capital AccountsSurplus (Section 7)
+
600
Obligations guaranteed by U. S. Government
'
Capital paid in_____
+
—
—
213,422
+
21,128
16,186,213
Deferred availability items
Other liabs., incl. accrd. divs.__„
21,937
.
277,087
—
■vl'..;-
...
—
72
9,196
—_____——
(J. S. bonds
4^760,645
13,950,402
156
1,305
2,553
9,971
_______
—
Foreign banks-
U. 8. Treasurer—gen. acct
64
+
369
Other loans______
Deposits:
Member bank—reserve acct._
+
3
636
—
4,853
—
241,975
+
6
—
901
—
46
—
22
.
Treasury notes____
(Inch guar, sec.)__
37*
—
1,049
,
Treasury certificates of
Total U. S. Govt, securities
676
+
—.80-
—
1,093
Loans to banks
2,339,100
+
$
+ 7,069
—374
—
Other securities—-^
Real estate loans
+5,440,315
2,500
4,926,140
Notes
37^599
+
——
563
Majestic Radio & Television
pur¬
obligations
562
,
1944
1,121
748
for
purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations—;
U. S.
U. 8. Govt, securities:
Bills
dealers
Other securities
6,218
-
Kobacker Stores,
Other loans for
177,355
+
203
and
561
Division—
—Mar 31
Holophane Co., Inc., preference, stock——
—
Mar 15
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Co., 1st mtge. 3Wii-81ktU
'
bonds, due 1945.
Mar 5
chasing or carrying:
—1,374,426
23,956
4*
3,721
brokers
Mar
bonds;
Water Co.,
1% .preferred stock
-
;
6,350
to
Loans
66,646
—
8,981
18,656,816
199,806
Discounts and advances
20,433
+
624,821
284,130
1st mortgage 4&
Hackensack
.
Kresge Foundation,
»
59,246
12,107
loans
—1,669,708
V 361,928
21,000
17,747,865
due from U. S. Treasury
Redemption fund—F. R. notes—
Other cash
1
and agricultural
Commercial,1 industrial,
1944
1945
1945
Loans—total
Feb. 9,
Jan. 31,
Feb. 7,
Assets—
Gold certificates on hand
due
mortgage
Refunding & collat. mortgage bVtfo
^
1945
®
'
m
Investments—total
Loans and
notes,
Great Northern Ry.— * •
Eastern Ry. Co. of Minnesota, Northern
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 2,
Jan. 24,
1945
(In thousands of dollars)
201
preferred stock
conv.
Louisville & Nashville RR.—
Increase
since
'■
(In millions of dollars)
Reserve Banks Combined
conv.
secured
(Ludwig) & Co. Warehouse—
8Vz7v bonds
•
—Feb 15
Capital Transit Co.,
modified bonds, due 1951__'__Mar 3
Consolidated Laundries Corp., $7.50 preferred stock——Mar
3
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp., 7',« preferred stock—July 1
Eastern Oregon; Light & Power Co.—
1st
reporting
of the assets. and liabilities of
A summary
3lA7f>
Baumann
tially in nearly all districts, the
member banks follows:
468
Page
Feb 16
1954__Mar 5
Allied Stores Corp., 4^% debentures, due 1951
—Mar 1
Anacostia & Potomac River Rail Road Co., 1st mtge. 5s,
due 1949
—x
x—__xx—x-x__xi—_ Apr
1
Armour. & Co. (of Del.), 7% debentures, due 1978"-x_—Mar 1;
Atlas Plywood Corp., convertible preferred stock-.
May 1
declined substan¬
principal, decrease being
$84,000,000 in the Chicago District; the total decrease at
all reporting member banks was $404,000,OOO.
\
Date
Company and Issue—
American Aviation, Inc..
All
Alleghany Corp.,
■
Deposits credited to domestic banks
$ per Share
STOCKS'
Shares
■ 246
468
$2654
„
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
City, $39,000,000 in the Cleveland
in New York
y:*?i
■
^
Mar 1
Light & Power Co., Ltd.,
5% -mtge.:'bondsxxxx_x__x_-xxxxxx_:.__
x___xxxx_:„Apr' 1
Standard Oil of Ohio, 4\\7o
preferred stock..—
Feb 23
Springfield City Water Co., 1st mtge. 4s, ser. A, due 1956 Apr 1
Trinity Court Building, 1st mtge. 6s (extended at 4%
to 1946)
'
:
Mar I
Richmond
Rio
209
1
15
_Mar
—
"
*
1 ft1
1
ref. mtge.
1st lien &
Bridge Co. 1st mtge, 61.4s,
'+ Prairie du Chien-Marquette
'■: due 1954:
'Nominal rate.
v <
Plan
series A,
.900000
"
15
Feb
National Department
¥
564
*2539
4
Officev Building—
&
.301215
4
Noncontrolled
Theatre
4.035000
.909090
308
-
mortgage fee and leasehold bonds——___Feb
Master Electric CO., 3 Wc" debentures;; due 1953———^Mar
.301215
.205820 ft
1
1
1st
'
4.035000
Newfoundland, dollar—
*2754
563
Feb 15
Maryland
.571400*
4.035000
1
1
6'U bonds, due
1st mtge. conv.
i".
C..1950
.905625:..
Works,
.301215
Mexico, peso
Free
Mar
.
———
Pitt Bridge
4.035000
England, pound sterling
India (British), rupee
Official
.909090
.902500:
.571400*
.901406
*
1948
1961
due
v
.909090
.909090
.909090
_•
Free
.051803*
Fort
Canada, dollar—
Official
r
.060602*
.051803*
v
due
563
1
1
Collins & Airman Corp., convertible preferred stock_x_May 10
Connecticut River Power Co.,
1st mtge. 33/4S, ser. A,
*
3.228C00
■
A,
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—*
'
1st & ref. mtge. 4(4 </o bonds, series D, due 1962
Mar
Cleveland Union Terminals Co., 1st mtge. 5'/2s, series.A_Apr
.251247*
.060602*
.060602*
Free
>' .ftft
3.228000
3.228C00
.060602*
series
.297733*
.297733*
Official
Colombia, peso
$
.251247*
3.228000
Brazil, cruzeiro—
Feb. 8,
.297733*
,
1955—___—___—Apr '1
1st mtge. 3%
Light Co.,
■.
,
Feb. 7
v
'
$
U $ ft
.297733*
$
$
Feb. 6
Feb. 5
Feb. 3
Feb. 2
Gas
Page
Date
Ltd.—
bonds, due 1963—Mar
Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd., 4% bonds, due 1951
Mar
Burlington Mills Corp., 5% preferred stock
:
Mar
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry:, 1st mtge.14s, ser; A, ft
•
due 1965
^—Mar,;
Certain-teed Products Corp., 20-yr. 5Va%
debentures,
Atlanta
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Value in United States Money
Noon
REDEMPTION
Company And Issue—
Acadia Sugar Refining Co.,
1st mortgage 4Vadue
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
RATES
preferred stock
PARTIAL
V
146
bonds—Feb 28
-Feb 28
1st mortgage refunding
Inc., 6%
Pursuant to the
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
2-15
2-
8
3-
1
2-16
-15c
2-22
15c
:—
3-31
3-17
50c
3-
3
2-19
$6
3-
1
2-15
v
Volume
Number
161
&
Artloom
Co.
pfd.
$6 prior
(111.),
Powder
Co._
1
3-
1
2-19
Mallory Hat Co., 7^
•25c
3-20
2-28
Manhattan
75c
•
3-
75c
,
•.
Marion
2-27
1
2-17
3-10
Masonite
41 «/4C
3-
1
4-
1
3-
RR., 57c pld. (accum J
Seelig Manufacturing Co., common
Bangor ■& Aroostook
Barlow &
$1*80 Class A
(quar. I
Belding Corticelli,
Boyertown
Bank
Inc.
Co.,
iquar.i
7•" preferred
4-
1
2-17
2-
3-
1
2-19
6 ',0
2-28
2-14
6',f
6%
preferred
Carman
&
Class
.
—
6<V
.
2-15
2-20
Midland
3-
4-
2
3-20
2-28
2-10
1
preferred
Central
5tf:
preferred
Aikman
&
57
2
3-10
Morgan
(J. P.)
3-1
Munson
3-31
3-20
2-15
Consolidated
50c
3-
1
25c
-
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-20
National
3-15
2-20
50c
2-15
1-31
50c
2-15
1-31
15c
3-15
3-1
25c
2-10
1-31
New
15c
—
'
2-15
2-14
Newmont
3-1
2-15
3-16
North
Class
to
1
3-
2
3-
-40c
SI.25
2-
.
6%
6
56'/4C
3-15
2-23°
$1.37'/a
Alkali
Distillers
Dominion
Deposit
(American
Ltd.
Stores.
Co
Drug
3-1
iquar.)„
Util'ties
7'i
El
preferred
Walker
&
Employers
Extra
5
2-15
2-
3-1
2-15
2-15
.
2-
$5
1
3-
1
2-16
Provincial
3-
1
2-15"
Public
T
-
2-23
Light,
Corp.
Radio
Corp.
1-31
1
2-15
3-
1
2-19
Rand's
of
convertible
$3.50
8preferred
4-15
4-10
Raytheon
3-15
3-
5
Real
3-
5
5rr
preferred
3-15
62 Vac
3-15
2-16
10c
Sarnia
75c
Savannah Electric &
Manufacturing
Co
___
Investors, $6 pfd. iquar.)
Bak'ng Co., 87 pfd. • (quar,
American
General Industries
General
Motors
Indemnity
American
Great
Atlantic &
Common
4-
2
3-17
7rr.• debenture
;
Common
'
2-
1
1-20
Hecla
(quar.U-—
Hiawatha
Oil
—
3-10
'
Monthly
Co.,
2-15
Ordinary
registered
3-15
2-20
2-19
2-
7
2-19
2-
7
3-1
2-20
3-
2-15
Southwestern Public Service Co.
4-20
4-
Sterchi
3-
2-15
SI.50
Soule
Int^r-Ocean
1
79r
1
6
2
3-
9
4-
2
3-
9
50c
2-23
6 9r
preferred
Stromberg-Carlson Co.,
Struthers
1
Wells
Class A partic.
2-7
2-23
2-16
Sullivan
3-30
3-20
Sun-Kraft.
4-27
4-17
Sunray
3-15
3-
Texas
90c
3-10
2-20
1
7c
3-15
2-14
Machinery Co.
Barnsdall
2-15*
Bathurst Power & Paper Co.,
(increased)
$ 1.40
Timken
2-17
1
2-17
Tokheim
1
3-3Q
Tr:on
50c
4-
1
+40c L;V V: 3-31
3-10
3-12
Vac
3? I'J
2-28,
Inc.—
-
5Vr
Y.
La
Tank
Un;on
United
Car
B'scult
3-
5-
1
4-17
50c
2-28
2-15
*20c
3-15
2-15
U.
S.
Co.
ElCctric Lt.
2-19
TT.
S.
Potash
U.
S.
Rubber
5 4
3-
2-25
2-15
2-
3-
2-14
pfd.
(accum.)
preferred
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1
10c
3-15
2-26
35c
3-15'
2-26
50C
3-, 5
'■
of
2-15
2-
Koehring Company
(irreg.)_
Lake
Ltd.
Shore
Lane-Wells
Lee
Lo-^k
«
(quar.)L.
Co.
(quar )
Pipe
Inc.
Co..
(quar.
com.
(quar.)
(nuar.)__
3-15
3-
5
America,
3-15
4-2
3-10
Blair
3-2
2-16
Blauner's
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
Blaw-Knox
7; 4- 2
3-15
Bliss
2-14
6%
preferred
,1-3
5%
preferred
25c
common
j
$1.25
9
(irreg.)_____.
Power,
(quar.)
50c
non-cumulative
89r
non-cumulative
3-21
TTnited
4-
2
3-23
UUca
7-
2
6-22
57r
prior preferred
10-
1
9-21
5 4
prior preferred
(ounr.)_
1-2-46
12-22
54
prior preferred
3-15
3-
3
57c
prior
(quar.)_
::
2-15
2-
5
Van
Norman
2-28
2-10
Van
Raalte
*25c
■
preferred
Inc.,
;
(quar.)_,
Co.__
Co.,
___-^
new
3-12
•
(initial)
;
6-11
6%
3-
1
2-19
3-
7
2-24
4-
2
3-22
7-
2
6-21
10-
1
9-30
62 Vac
1-2-46
Blue
5-21
$1.50
25c
3-
1
2-15
Corp.,
Hills
common
|
—.
Inc.
4
2-14,;'!.
•
preferred
(E.
2-
;
40c
40c
$1.50
$1,75
3333-
1-31
1
1
5
1.
3- 3
':
2-17
-
Ridge
iL_,4
iquar.)—
common
2-20
2-20
1-31
1-31
2-
v
77c
Bond
2-21
4- 2
3-15
3-
2-24
3- 1
2-24
30c
;
3- 1
$1.25
3- 1
2-20
2-15
12-30
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
2-20
3-10
'(
2-13
:■;
2-15
(s-a)
75c
3-1
(s-a)
62V2C
3- 1
30c
3- 3
2-28
$1.50
3-31
3-26
Boss
¥■
(irregular)
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
&
of
(Sidney)
&
Co.,
a
Co.
preferred
2-15
1
2-12
20c
$1.25
,■' 50c
$1.12V2
3- 3
2-15
3-15
4- 2
2-17
40c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(interim)—
Manufacturing Co.—
Fund, Inc. (quar.).
Boston
2-15
com¬
3-2
2-15
50c
16c
2-24
2-20
2-13
75c
Inc.. common
•s
(quar.)
share in
1st preferred (accum.)
Borden
1
1
$1.50
3- 1
or
4conv.
3
2-.5
15c
_
Corp., $3
Stores,
3
2-
l-__50c
(s-a)
common
stock
Blumenthal
1
2-3
2-15
2-15
3- 5
1-31
2-
2-15
2-15
«
2-15
2-15
2-12
3- 1
3- 1
$1.75
$1.25
tl5c
tl5c
40c
common—__
(quar.)„
Co.,
preferred
6
2-28
75c
Light Co.,
Co.
W.)
2-15
2-15
$1.50
—
(year-end)
(Phila.)
1
2-23
20c
I2V2C
iquar.i—
common
&
Power
Co..
payable in cash
3-10
•
——_——
preferred (quar.).
&
mon
12-22
3-20
40c
——
—
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co., common
2-19
62 Vac
common,
'
$3
2-19
62VaC
(quar.)—
Co..
3-12
62 V2C
(quar.l—
Paper Factories, 67c pfd. (quar.)
Knitting
$2 ':V:
3-
57o
2-15
2-
2-23
'
1
3-22
$1
2-18
3-31
Wall
$2
preferred
1st preferred—
2-28
.
15c
(reduced)
-
1st
$1.50
—
Li-
common—
8 4
2-15 U.i
f3c
50c
Black
l:
2-28
:•
r
—
Co..
25c ;
;.
(irreg.)
1
shares B
$2
;
Steel
2-
Co;
&
Co
$2
Lukcns
Paper Co.
1
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
.2-10
(quar.l-^
(s-ai
Ltd.
Sons,
preferred (quar.)—:
50c
$2
—
Manufacturing & Sales Co.
Co.
3-
Spec'alties
67c
2-28
3- 9
20c
(quar.)
Birmingham Water Works Co., 64? pfd. iquar.)
Black-Clawson
9
3-1
t$2
preferred
22sc
—■
_l__
(quar.)
$2
—
(quar.).
Power &
2-20
United
Co.
77o
5
3-
Steel
Bethlehem
50c
(irreg.)__
Corp.
■
■
—
& Company
Extra
$1.25
Shares
$1
Ludlow
Maclaren
5
$1
(monthly)
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
3-
20c
(monthly 1
preferred
Br'r
25c
—
preferred
8"L
3-15
25c
(quar.)—
Groceterias,
Joint
Common
'*
Co.
D.)
(H.
I oblaw
Mines,
Carbon
■
2
25c
&
2-
2-28
50c
-——
Best
2-16
25c
:
Co
(John)
1
2-15
3-15
■
37V2C
37!/2C
30c
(quar.)
-
2-21
3-
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____—
Extra
1
—
Co.
$5
:
Ltd.—
Mills. Inc.. common-—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Bertram
1
$1.25
lquar.t
74
8
25c
common
(quar.)
United
2-
2-15
$1
—
1
1
(quar.)^L—
Common
2-15
12 Vac
45c
1
2-15
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
^
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd. (extm)
Belding Hemingway Co.____
—___,
Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates, Inc.—
2-15
1
'1-26
2-
quar.)
(increased
Co.
'
4; 2- 9
2-
Belden
5
2-
37 V3C
(quar.)
common
Street
Co.
2-20
3-20
$1.06'4
l^uar.)
preferred
$1..50
2-10
2-15
-
4'/a>'•>■
Beaunit
3-19
1
3-
*20c
(quar.)
3-10
6
3-31
75c
31V4C
(quar.)
Bank
25c
common"(quar.)
$1.62Va
(quar.l
(quar.)_
Salie
35c
is-ai
Inc.,
B^arine
preferred
Sooth
1
.
$3.50
common
Trusteed,N.
1
3-
(quar.)__
pfd.
Tank & Pump
Oil
Co.,
3-
3-10
(irreg.)
Inc..
Co.,
Roller
1
4-
3-10
$1
(nuar.)___
preferred
3-
00c
—
Oil
•■
9
9
t25b
2-17
2-15
Class A
2-
2-
3-1
3-1
2-15
3-15
(irreg.)—
—
3-3
3-2
3- 1'
;
>;
5c
15c
$1
tl2'/2C
X12V20
Inc., com.
3-1
;
2-12
2-15
(s-a)_
preferred .(quar.)
—
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co. of N. Y.__
Barber-Ellis Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
2-15
vl
5c
pfd.
——
30c
pfd.
pfd.
Insurance
69!)
2-17
2-20
2-15
2-15
—-—
Works, 77c
American
6-23
6-23
3-12
(s-a)———
-
A
Corp
Baltimore Radio Show,
2-17
2
class
2-10
37V2C
25c
40c
$5c
$2
25c
10c
12Vac
$1.75
$1.05
10c
preferred
25C
(quar.)
4Vu4
Products,
Roofing
3-
37
A
Corp.,
preferred
Tilo
.
Class
O'l
Thompson
2-14
2 Va
—_
3-15
2
preferred (quar.)
Hydro-Electric
54
"0
33-
$5
57.-
Extra
;■■; 2- 2
2-10
2-10
3- 2
3-15
3-24
2-28
3-1
3- 9
3- 1
2-15
3-10
3-10
3-1
2-15
(interim)
(accum.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Products
Baltimore
;:■ / 2-17
2-15
$1.50
—
Locomotive
Baldwin
Oil Co., Ltd
(D. A.)
2-13
3-15
$1.75
'
_j
Corp.
Co.,
3-15
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
$1.50
$1.75
B/G Foods, common (irreg.)___
77c. prior preferred (quar.)
2-21
$1.50
1-
6V-i'U,
common
■
5-*
"2-10
3- 5
$1
25c
;
Corp.,
(quar.)____
com.
$1.25
Corp.,
Goods
Nichols,
Automatic
2-15
3-15
3-
3-1
25c
(interim)
Tack
Austin
Inc.—;
.
(quar.)_
3-
7 '/Is
—
Paper Co.,
6V4C
(irregular)—
common—
Refining Co. (increased 1
Imperial Diesel Engine (quar.)
Autocar
2-15
2-26
25c
(s-ai____
2nd preferred
2-15
75c
Inc.,
4-
$2
Inc.,
2-15
15C
Co.,
Stores,
1
3 7 Vac
preferred
Tea
$1.87»'a
2- 9
7- 6
7- 6
3-31
3- 2
3-1
3- 1
75c
$2.25
—
(quar.)
LAunor Gold
9
50c
3-
35c
(final)—.,
Sulphur Co.,
3-
— —
3-15
15c
Machine Co._—
7C>
Jewel
Bros.
(interim)_
Lake
(irreg.)
Inc.
Advance Bag &
15c
iquar.)..—
com.
Oil Co.,
non-cumulative
5 4
-
Jefferson
2
Co.
3-15
Chemical,
fiz
4-
2r24
3- 1
■
10c
20c
25c
75c
(s-a)
Atlas
13- 9
,
25c:.
Atlantic
3-9
2
—
preferred (quar.)
$3 pfd. iquar.)___
Securities Corp., $4 pfd. (s-air_
Gas
2
4-
preferred (quar. l
preferred ;(quar.)L__—-Li-
15c
partic.
conv.
4-
preferred (quar.)
:6%.
12 Vac
.u_
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd..
Jaeger
M:ll
$2
& Steel
Saw
25c
Co. (monthly)._
Imperial Varnish & Colour,
1
$3
(s-a).—
(quar.)
Socony-Vacuum
Stuart
—
3-
2-17
75c
Atlas
40c
Co.
5
25c
Bonus
$1.50
Pen
3-
'
Indinni
A.)
3-15
Imner'al Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
'
(W.
Simonds
(IrregularV——
Power
12-15
Extra
5
—_—
lighting &.
Houston
12-31
2-28
4- 2
4- 2
3- 1
$1.75
(quar.)
Dry
Common
2-23
3-15
(quar.)—__
common
5
2-15
pfd. (quar.)—
common
2-
3-15
3-1.
3- 3'
25c
_1_
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
■
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
6-15
25c
Sheaffer
9
3-
Co.—
Inc.
3-10
6-30
$2
4-
———_^
Holophane
50c
(quar.)
50c
i—,
Monthly
2-15
'3-15
1-26
/v-if '
50c
'
L_,
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
preferred
5
$1
50c
20c
.
—_
6%
75c
___
1
$1.12%
—
(quar.)—
Hibbard, Spencer Bartlett &
1
50c
—
—
Associated
(s-a)__
(quar.V_
25C
—
Gas
3-15
3-
$1.25
Southern Pipe Line Co.^—
(quar.l
Co.—
&
4-18
3-31
44>
3-21
37 Vac
—
3-
9 2-19
Y.)
common
Co.,
i
2-26
3- 1
2-15
(N.
Extra
3-15
1
$1.75
pfd.
3-15
5-
1
3-30
$1.62 "a
67c
75C
-
pfd.
preferred class A (quar.)—'.
5';
Assn.
$1.75
ii.
pfd.
$2
Co.,
Min'ng
4-
5-
3-15
2-19
•i 2-23
Refining-—^
common
Armstrong Cork
1
2-19
'
3-31
(quar.)—
Co.,
Inc.,
preferred
$3
3-15
25c
Power.
A
Co.
Refining, 77o
Arden Farms Co.,
2-15
1
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
!
C
debenture
8'v
Southern
—__
(quar.)
Hart-Carter
3-
1
4-
12 Vac
$1.75
.
'
4 Va 'U
1
3-15
_.;_L
"■'"IVzdebenture B
5
2-
of America-
Co.
—
Chemical Co.,
1
3-
common—
2-
2-15
$4.50 preferred (s-a)——
Metal,
1
2-14*
Class ■ B (quarr4^-^i!tLL^—i> 5* 1'•
Extra/ —4
l_—
;
/
25c
3- 1
Ampco
5
3-
7 Vac
(quar.)___—j.'
10c
(quar.)
nreferred
3-
$8.50
—
€l/a7: 'deb^.ture D
''
6'f
2
3-15
10c
(accum.)
2-14
3-
$3
(accum.)
.—,l__—
■
Amoskeag Co.,
2-19
Bridge,- Ltd.—
3-20
2-15
'
2-14
1
75c
3-
3
;v
9
1
4-
50c
Co
&
Co.
Tobacco
Extra
2-19
$1.25
50c
Griggs Cooper & Co. (increased quar.)-Refractories Co.—
Harsh aw
1
3-
Semi-annual
■>/ Harb:son-Walker
Common
3-
2 Vac
preferred
67c
Francisco Remedial Loan
2
75c
(quar.i.»^_,
preferred
7'i
i
1
3-
—____;
Joseph Lead Co.—
San
3-10
$1.25
—
(N. Y.)
Pacific Tea
3-
2-
2-14
—10c
pfd.
7%
Foundries
Steel
American
1-30
2-19
87 Vac
—
50c
(year end)
2-16*
2-27
2-14
$1.75
Mill
American Stores
.
ts-ai
•
Great
■St.
4-
$3.50
common
iquar.)——
Corp., common
A(S-aJ
3-1
'>.2-1(5
American
..;vi
2-19
2-20
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
35c
Building Co.
Smelting
American
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
3-10
_—
Phoenix
Class
convertible
2-14
10c
pfd. -taccum.i^—
17
Corp.,
preferred
$5
General
Co.-_j
Works.
Iron
2-23
40c
Engineering,
S2
v
Corpr (quar.)
2-15
2-12
*20c
—
25c
$1.50
—
-—
Re-Insurance
American Ship
2-17
7
3- 9
1
2-19
'
3-12
3- 1
3-1
preferred (quar.)
American Sugar
(accum.)
Roxy Theatre, Inc., $1.50 pfd.
2-24
t
:
&
Electric
$1.50
——
American
1
3-
3-
,
75c
20c
$2
—
—
American Rolling
3.
$1
Reymer & Brolhers (quar.)
j 2-17
■:
..
17o
American
1
2-10
2-20
$1.25
(quar.
A
13-15
General
2-
2-28
3-15
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
:
75c
pfd.
(quar.)
common
_—
.Common—-—.
2-28
1
1-10«
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.
70c
Co.,
Mills, 79'r
25c
Reliance
2-20
$5
(quar.)
(quar.k/—________
1
2-
Ltd.,
American Public Service,
2-19
3-
-
(quar.u
common
3-15
Co.j
Anchor Post Fence Co.
(quar.l
$1.12*4
General
2-15
'
(quar.)—.
Manufacturing
Silk Hosiery
3-1
General
•
1
35C
common-;
3-10
General
2-16
2-23
3-
30c
:
1st prefeired
(Pittsburgh)
'4
preferred
American News Co.
America—
2-15
3-
15c
Gellman
•
1
3-10
40c
pfd.
Bakeries
25c
$2.50 preferred
3-
$1.50
(s-a)
69r
2-14
10c
•
Transport Co.
$1.75
12V2C
75c
50c
62140
—_;——
,
67c preferred (quar.)
American Meter Co.,
2-14
2-24
50c
—
—
Purity
1-31
2-15
15c
—
_____
2-24
.
Metal
1-31
3-15
Leather—
&
convertible
American
2-20
.
25c
,r—_____
(quar.).—
Fuel
Electric
$1.75
l*l.^Ll
'
preferred
I
50c
Prentice-Hal^ Jnc. )quar.)—
"$3l preferred
(quar.)
1
2-23
1
3-
'
preferred
conv.
40c
Fund
common
Fair Stores,
5
3-
50c
_-_L—
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
(Charles) & Co
—
Pocahontas
8
2-24
3-
50c:
1-31
2-15
30c
(quar.)
American Home Products Corp.
(monthly.)—
American Indemnity Co. (irregular)—
2-19
2-19
2-15
4- 2
3-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
67c
2-9
2-15
Inc.—
General Corp., $3 pfd.
American Hide
2-14
-
15c
Phelps Dodge Corp.-——
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical—
L_—
$4.50
1
Pfaudler
Pfizer
2-17
3-15
Food
4-
3-1
$1.50
25c
2-24
*
•
2-14
(s-a)
3-29
3-15
_
1
—
3-20
15c
Co.,'
4-
$$1.25
—
3-1
1 VaS
rlcrly
*15c
(quar.)
Corp.____
(irreg.)
Fitzsiminons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
i
2-14
3- 3
f
2-15
$1.75
.
:—
:
■■'.
2-28
10c
Ltd.—
9
-
2-17
75c
preferred
$2
1
2-17
2-15
3-10
3- 3
>
15c
.
$2,50
Co
4-30
Dyeing Co.-r—
Cleaning &
Mullikeh
Pettibone
12-21
7
25c
25c
25c
—
preferred (quar.).._-
American
3-
$1.50
2-
50c
——
(quar.)
(accum.)__,
$7 preferred (accum.).:
American Forging & Socket Co
3-31
*$1.50
$1.50
50c
preferred (quar.i.L
.
_
Finance Co. of America at Bait., cl. A (quar.)
Qu
2-15
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.——
!
Peoples Telephone Corp., 41/2% preferred——
$1.50
7'i
Flint kote
1
2-23
40c
iquar.i;
—
)_v..
3-
8
25c
l
.
< rmav
SI
3-29
$1.75
iquar.
iquar.)___:—
Corp.
of Porto
Industrial
2-15
3-
$1.75
:——
pfd.
Goods Co.
—
B
3-* 9
1
Wilcox
3-
iquar.)
cs
2
3-
Inc.
15c
—
(quar.)
CI"
4-
1-30
•_
Co, (quar.)
American & Foreign Power Co.,
$6
3- 1
4- 2 .■
3-15' :
2-16
-
American Factors,
3-9
$1
>
tl5c
Rico
Financ al
2
Stow
cofftmon__
Reinsurance
Un'ted
79v
3-
4-
3-15
—
(irregular)—
American Barge Line
Extra
.
2
2
7ivi»c
(Peter),
.3-14
,
Co.
—
I—— ''
(quar.i__
Arch
3-30
3- 1
3-1
——1
Portland Centent——
Alpha
American
.
i
1-31
r
2-15
J50c
t$1.75
40c
(irregular)-—__
preferred—
4%
American Can Co., common
Peck
+30c
—-
———
Federal L ght & Tract'on, $6 ofd.
Fenton
2-13
Paul
ll»/2c
__l_
•
2-15
Patterson-Sargent Co.
45c
(quar.)..Liu
7'i
Fajnrdo Sucar Co.
2-15
2-13
2-20
25c
Dry
1-26
(irregular).
com. (s-a)
(quar.)__-_—
Baldwin, Ltd,
Aviation,
Allied Kid Co. (quar.)
*$1.50
(quar.)
&
Stores,
American
All
2-23
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Alexander
3-15
2-20
$25C
Natural Gas Co.,
Paso
Ely
2-13
2-20
iquar.»———
Associates
Electrographic: Corp.',
5
1
(quar.)__—■—__
Ltd.
Products.
Steel
3-
1
■V
7%
1-31
2-13
$4 pfd. (quar.)
—
&
Casualty & Surety
■
of Reo,,
20c
1007o
25c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
(J. D.)
i ■
Holdert
When
Payable
50c
—
Standard Engineering Co,
1-31
4-
^
—l_,
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
5
Pemigewasset Valley RR.
Corporation
Eastern
Extra
Re¬
———
,
Eastern
5
Co
Aetna
2-10
—
1
Companies
Share
Aetna
2-15
3-
•
•
Dravo
Parker Pen Co.
2-20
Adams
8
3*
25c
ord. reg. (interim)—
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
L
Dow
1
2-
2-15
Wire
Acme
3-21
2
4-
5
2-
2-15
Miscellaneous
and
Per
50c
—
5
2-5
3-
3-12
being given in the
week, these
Name of Company
12 Vac
(quar,)_——
2,
'
•
Industrial
r
3- 7
—
—
ceipts)
Dome
2-20
,3-
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Car Co.
Ltd.
Co.,
3-
3-
25c
.L
_
(quai.)
Motor
3-20
35c
-----—
(quar.)
T
1
50c
(initial quar. \
Diamond
1
preferred
2-17
2-15
25c
:' ^ 25c
2-20
3-
3-21
(quar. )——
-
2-10
3-15
2-15
1-29
(Subject
held
Lt., Heat & Pwr., Ltd., com.
5'/preferred <quar.)___—
Oxford Paper Co., $5 pfd, (accum.)
PaauhaU'"Sugar Plantation—.
Package Machinery Co.__
2-20
2-19
Diamond
shares
100
Ottawa
2-28
2-14
B
1
2-15
preferred
6'c
■
3-
5preferred
3-
3-
Elec¬
3-15
3
2-28
Common
2
3-15
37 Vac
(s-a)_—
Northern Ontario Power, Q'i preferred
Nova Scotia Light & Power Cp„ Ltd.—
Deep Rock Oil Corp, (increased)
Denver Union Stock Yard. 5Vapfd. iquar.i
Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc., com. A (quar.)
t
each
preferred
$2
SI.75
preferred
Inc., 17
for
Pacific Gas &
of
2-16
Corp.—
<quar.)—_;——
3-
divi¬
2
$1.75
preferred
T/e
Cusbman's Sons,
share
(one
/
2-15
25c
25c
2-16
37VaC
(stock
Northeastern Water,
■V
(quar.)_
•
1
$1
2-16
3-
62 Vac
pfd. iquar.)
Shares
3-
18c
.Cl^ss., A.- (quar.)__
1—
common
v; 2- '5
preceding table.
$1.50
——
Co..
2-15
2-15
2-16
14c V
3-31
;
iIndianapolis)—
Insurance
dends
2-16
1
$1
Cov. (quar.)__——
(quar.l
2-20
15c
lc
—
this
announced
2-16
1
3-
30c
———
1
12-15'
give the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
we
3-
25c
approval of SEC)
preferred (quar.)
534
2-20
3-
.-50c
tric
2-20
1
3-
$1.25
40c
2-26
1
3-
$2
Forster
&
B
American
dend)
3-15 j
Light
Mining Corp.Hundred Corp.,
Nineteen
3-30
25c
Gas
Britain
75c
$7.50 pfd._—
Below
3-10
$2.25
Co.-,-———
Insurance
3-
9-15
1
1-2-46
weeks and not yet paid.
$1
•——-L-'—;———
Extra
&
$1
(irregular)
(irregular)
series
Fire
Union
62'/ac
31V»c
series
stock
Preferred
National
(quar.)
Coke
$1
—.
Machinery Co.—-
stock
Common
Continental- Mills
Crum
9
National Securities Seriesr-
Rubber
1
!
preferred
Zeigler Coal
9
3-
$1
$4.50 preferred
Co.,
3-
preferred
conv.
75c
9
3-
preferred class B
Murray
(Kansas
(quar.i.L—,—^
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.. $2.25
3-
1
1
& Co
$4
common—.
Laundries Corp.,
1
44-
25c
(irregular)
(accum.)
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co.—
Nashua Gummed & Coated Paper Co. (irreg.)
$1.50
Electric Co.-—
Co.
4-
Line, Inc., $4 pfd. class A (irreg. |__
$4
10-
(quar.)__
Utilities
$2
4-
3-10
*37 Vac
2-16
1
_
preferred
3-15
3-15
25c
pfd.
$1
preferred C (quar.)
D (quar.)__
Monomac Spinning (quar.)—
——
Loan
3-
$1.06
2-15
4r/o
2
3-15
50c
common..,-
(quar.)—_:
preferred B
2-16
2
3-15
.
$2
1
(quar.)——
Corp.,
3-15
4-
.
2-16
3-15
4-
(quar.)—.
Westgate-Greenland Oil Co. (monthly)—,
Westinghouse Air Brake—
Williams
(J. B.) Co., common (quar.l
3-15
4-2
$3
Supply (quar.)
Corp.—r
Auto
2-15
3-12
75c
preferred
67c
3-15
2
—
3-
—-
—,
2
4-
$1.75
4(4'/^
•*)
Corp.
4-
—
4%
$4
_________
preferred
2-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.')
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator,
8%
3-15
•
Clpss B
1-25
1
(quar.)
3-15
conv.
Commonwealth
5
(accum.)__
common
preferred
1
preferred (quar.)______——l—
Columbia Brewing Co
——
Columbia Broadcasting, class A.———
.
Products,
*25c
T-
1st
Steel
non-cum.
1
(qjuar.i_—
Counties Gas &
,57
.
Collins
2-
3-
25c
4-
$1
Extra
Coast
1-25
$1.50
4-
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. < increased quar.)
Chambersburg Engineering Co, (quar.)
Charis Corp;; (quar. )———~v—
Chicago Corporation, $3 preferred (quar.) —
Chicago Great Western Railway Co.—
5',*• preferred (accum. i—___
'
5
\
$0,767
—
—
Insurance
&
Mo.)
2-
25 c
25c
(accum.
Surety
City,
Western
$3.50
——
$2
1
Service—
preferred (accum,)
$6
Western
2-20
$1.50
3-15
50c-
—
■_—___
(irreg.)__
Public
3-20
3-10
$1.50
3-
Ltd.—
Boxes,
(irregular).
Illinois
3-31
25c
_—
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)——— Inc., $2 class A <quar.)
Co.,
B
Central
$1.75
$1.75
25c
Co., com. <quar.)_
('accum.)———
common
3-1
preferred (quar.j—
preferred (1940) (quar.)
*7%
2-16.
1
-
Oil,
3-10
1 accum.)
50c
Note—
pld. .(Jan. 25-Apr. 1 period) (initial)
Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd. (quar.)-
Canfield
35c
1
$1
$1.75
$1.75
iquar.)
Warren. (Northani)
Corp.,
77c
2-13
3-
$1-15
preferred (quar.)—
7%; preferred (quar,)—
5
2-
——
———
(quar.)—V-
pfd.
2-19
(quar.)———
junior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Midland Oil Corp., $2 conv. pref.
3-
50c
79«
2-20
$6
2-28
3-15
*$1.50
_■
Co.,
3
50c
(quar.l..^-
Watch
3-
40c
$1
—!
3-1
Michigan Public Service Co., common (quar.)
25c
■
preferred
57c
Waltham
5c
(quar.l—
25c
(quar.l—__
common
Allotment certificates
8
2-10
<■
Co.
(quar.)—
Co.
of Rec.
Payable
Share
;__
8IV1C
Metropolitan Industries Co., 6',<r pfd. (accum.)
2-28
2
3-
(quar.)
Wirebound
3.- 1
2-15
—.
Meteor Motor Car
25c
Canadian
class A
2-15
;75c
(resumed)
20c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred iquar,)—
Bullock's, Inc. (Los Angeles).
Ginger Ale, common
$1.50
2-16
2-28
_
Canada Dry
Canadian
1
2
t$1.75
—
-,—.
$5
•"
Corp.,
4-
:
15c
Co
Brurlswick-Balkc-Coilender
-S4.25
Metal & Thermit
3-
10c
Casket
American
Shoe
Brown
2-5
2-15
30c
,
praniff Airways, Inc._»—.
Bright iT. G.) & Co,, Ltd.-,
Bristol-Myers Co. (interim)
British
2-1
3-10
—
Manufacturing
Burial
2-11
25c
'.
-
Corp., $3.25 partic. pfd. (quar.)
Textile
Metal
6
Walgreen
Holders
When.
per
■
.
Company
Syndicate
Chemical
Vick
2-16;/
$1.50
Co.—
(quar.)——____——:—_
Corp.
4$1
(quar.)—_—
Ltd., com.
iRichardi
:
Venezuela
1-25
1
3-
'
"
2-19
2- .1
25c
L.--;
f
Name of
of Rec.
2-28
$1.75
(quar,)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
10c
—
—
7%
preferred
(quar. >
Billings & Spencer Co
Borden
preferred
Co.
Merchants Distilling Corp.
2-17
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Shirt
—
Holders
Payable
25c
May Department Stores——.——
Automotive Gear Works—
$1.65
Garden Corp
10c
—
Corporation, common.—______——
'/c preferred
(quar,)
________
Atlas
3-12
4-
Atlas
6
Madison Square
When
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
Payable
$1.50
(accum.)
Corporation
"■per-
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Armour
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
4359
17L
3-
1-31
3-
1
3-19
1-31
.
7;.per
Holder»
Payable
of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
.
50c
Bearing
50c
3-20
5%
prior preference
(s-a.t__
Brown Fence & Wire, $2
Buck Hill Fails
(quar.)______
Co.
$1
tlOc ,'
12%d
(quar.)
Silk Mills Ltd.
Bruck
3- 1
2-28
2-28
3-15
2-15
2%%
$1.75
—;
(quar.),
—
pfd. A (irregular),,
Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc.
—
Buckeye- .Incubator
(extra)
"
3c
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.___i__,-—7—, * 20c
Budd (Edward G.) Mfg. Co., $5 pfd. (quar.),
$1.25
Buell Die & Machine Co. (quar.)—
2c
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concen¬
12%c
2-14
2-15
2-30
3-3
3- I
3- 1
3- 5
5%
(quar.)
preferred
50c
$1.25
10c
—,
Burroughs Adding Machine (reduced)
Bush Terminal Co. (irregular)
Brothers,
Butler
common
;—
(initial)
preferred
preferred
4%%
Jackson Co. (quar.)
Electric ..Power Co*
Packing Corp., common
Byron
preferred
'
(quar.)
37%c
6%
(quar.)
preferred B
Special
50c
.
$$1.50
pfd. (quar.)—
Ltd., 6%
Canada Bread Co..
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$62%c
(accum.),
—*■■■
Canada Northern Power, Ltd., com. (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
—
Canada Packers, Ltd., class A (initial),
Class B (Initial)
Canada Starch Co..: Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a) —>-
$$1.25
$15c
$$1.75
$75c
$25c
$$3.50
Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Bakeries, Ltd., 5% pfd.
$15c
$$1.25
5%
preferred
Canada
Cement
6%%
7 7
7%
Canadian Breweries. Ltd.—
$3.40 convertible preferred
—
(quar.)—
$$1
$25c
50c
40c
$1.75
50c
$1.25
(quar.),.
Ltd.
(interim)
Case (J. I.) Co., common (Irreg.)__■:
7
7% preferred (quar,),,
Carpenter Steel Co.
'
Caterpillar Tractor Co. (quar.)—
Central Foundry Co.. 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Central Ohio Light & Power Co.-—
$6 preferred
(quar.,,!7—
$6
$7
preferred
Belt
Hill
Chestnut
RR.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
:
7
3-1
2-
3-
1
/
Chilton Co.
(quar.)„____—
Cincinnati New Orl. St Texas Pac. Ry. Co.-—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
Circle Bar Knitting. Ltd. (quar.)
5%
5%
,
•
Extra ■
City Baking Co., common,,,,,,,,,
Clearing Machine Corp.: (quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
Regular stock (quar.)—,
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)
v
preferred
$4.25
Colonial
7:
5%
Stores,
—
2-24
2-10
2-21
3-14
2-5
(quar.),!
common
(quar.)
preferred A
Fuel
Colorado
(quar.)
Corp.
Cum.
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd
Commoil,
vCommonwealth International Corp. (quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
Compania Swift International (see Swift).
Concord Gas, 7% preferred (accum.)
2-15
Connecticut
Power Co.
2
Consolidated Edison Co.
>,
Corp.,
8-15
Consolidated Paper Co.
(quar.)
Consolidated
$1.25
Vultee
Consolidation
Container
Coal
Glass
Consumers
Aircraft, common
preferred
conv.
:
(quar.)
(initial)—_J__
Co.
Co.,
Ltd.
2-15
77c
Cook
3-1
2-10
General
3-1
2-15
2-10
6To
2-10
General
v
Extra
57c
Creameries of
■
Crown
Drug Co., 7%
Crown
V
Cork
Zellerbach
Seal
Foster.
Corp.,
3%
Extra
Cuneo Press,
Dairy Corp.
(Canada), 5%
Davidson Chemical Corp.
Decker
(Alfred)
&
Cohn.
&
Co.,
Preferred
Delaware
Detroit &
7%
Photo
&
2-3
7(1-26
/'2- 5
i2y2c
5-15
Cleveland
3-10
1-22
5
1
5-
8-15
8-
i2i/2C
11.15
11-
Extra
4- 2
3-
47c
25c
2-20
2-
Hires
25c
4-10
3.31
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5-25
5-10
Common
(quar.)
2-15
1-26*
Common
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
1-31
3-10
2-23
10-10
3- 1
9-30
$4.25
35c
2-10
Hormel
20c
$1.50
$1
3-30
3-30
7 3-20
3-23
6To
2-15
2-
2-15
2-
1
25C
2-15
2-
5
37%C
2-15
2-
5
Le
2-15
2-
5
2-21
2-
8
5-
4-20
1
3-23
2-26
50c
2-26
2-
1
50c
2-15
2-
5
50c
50c
5-15
5-
5
8-15
8-
6
Horn
2-1
3-12
2-20
Leonard
3-15
2-15
Lexington Water Co., 7%
3-15
2-15
3-15
3-
67c
4-
37 Vac
3- 1
3-
2-
8
1
2-26
3-12
2-19
$1.75
2-15
2-5
•25c
2-15
1-31
$5
2-19
2-
2-19
2-
9
2-
9
Link
3-1
2-14
62 %c
3-
1
2-16
$1.50
3-
1
2-16
3-
3-
1
$22 %C
1
2-
$1.50
3-
1
2-
$1.12%
4-
2
25c
3-20
50c
3-
(quar.)
common
(resumed)
(quar.)_,
prior preferred
Participating
Hardart Co.
(quar.)
(N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
5
2
3-20
2-15
2-5
1
3-
5
8-15
8-
4
11-
5
3-1
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
1-31
Z'3-
2-24
2-14".
4-
3-16*"
2
2-i
2
(quar.)„.
Co
B
.
—
$1.50
75c
2-15
1-25
$1
2-15
1-25
3-
Mead
$1
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-14
2-26
2
3-29
$1.06 %
23-
2
50c
2-15
1-27
$1.50
2-15
1-27
15c
3-
45c
3-
8%c
3c
$1.25,,
7
3-
5
2-15
1
2-15
5
2-15
preferred
Corporation,
common
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
..
Telephone Co. (quar.)——
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—
7% preferred
(quar.)
—
Merchants Fire Assurance Corp., com. (s-a),
$6
.
$5.50
Meadville
Extra
7%
preferred
6%%
(s-a)—
—
Michigan
2-15
Midwest
,3- 1,.
9
1
7-26
1
10-26
2-19
2- 3
3-
2-
1
3
4-1
3-15
2-28
2-
£
5
3-
1
1
2-15
5-
1
4-14
3-
1
2-
6*
3-
r
2-
6*
3-12
2-16
3-1
2-17
$4
$2.50
'2-15
$1.75
3-10
1; 2-15
50c
2-15
$$1.25
3-15
2-28
2-26
2-15
2-15
25c
25c
2-10
2-28
15c
3-10
2-24
2-15
2-
3
3-10
3-
5
3-30
87%c
<
2-24
3-10
25c
$1.25
$21
62%c
$55 %c
15c
3-20
3-
1
2-
1
3-
2-20
1
2-15
3-
$1.50
$1.37%
9
3-
1
2-15
37%c
2-15
1-31
$1.75
2-15
1-31
75c
2-15
1-29
25c
-—
preferred A (quar.),
Sugar Co., 6% preferred (accum.)
Pining & Supply,,
r—
——
2-15
3-
2-
4-25
811-
2-15
1-29
$3,50
2-15
1-29
3-10
2-15
2-23
2-10
2-15
2-
3-
2-17
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—•
3-1
5
2-13
5-1
,
2-15
30c
•
:
1-25
37 %c
40c
—
McCord Corporation
2-15
3-1
$1.50
preferred (quar.),,
6%
(s-a)
1
2-15
$1
25c
2-13
Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
(accum.)
—
$2.50 pfd. (initial quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)
7%
1
1
15c
Gas
Star
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co.—
2
2-15
1
2-
3-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd'.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)—
—
Macmillan Co., common (quar.)
Majestic Radio & Television. 20c preferred,
Magazine Repeating Razor Co., common
$5 preferred
(ouar.)
—,
—
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance (quar.),
\
3-15
2-
1
$1.12%
$25c
$25c
3-
50c
2-23
3-
preferred A (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
5%
2-28
3-10
2-15
30c
30c
15c
Lynch Corporation
5
2-28
2-15
3- 5
3-
3-14
2-
1
15 c
2
3-14
3-
Common
1-20
1-23
A.
2-28
3-
2
2-15
2-10
—
3-13
2-15
2- 9
1
4-
$1.62%
20c
preferred (s-a) j
Louisville & Nashville RR.
50c
2- 9
3-
50c
common
2-15
$1.06 %
2-1
1
25c
Louisville
2-15
2-16
2-28
10c
Lord & Taylor,
2-15
5- 5
5-15
11-15
(quar.)—
Corp.,
2-15
18c
Participating
5
3-
4-
3-15
2-1
(quar.)
;i 2-15
•77- 7
(quar.),,
3-
3-15
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
*—
—,
Class
Lone
3
2-15
3-1
common
Carbonic
4%%
9
1
2-15
Loblaw Groceterias
*
25c
—
2-
3-
$2c
—
25c
$1.25
(increased) ;
3- 1
15c
Extra
3-15
9
1
1-31
$1.75
- 25c
..—,
25c
:
Extra
Liquid
2-15
3-
2-
2- 3
preferred (quar.),
•
preferred
Corporation
Lionel
2
3-15
25c
Co.,
Belt
4-14
1
3-1
35c
Light & Chemical
Lindsay
2-19
$ 3-17
2-15
t$2
$1
Tailors Co
Custom
Quarterly
Quarterly/
9
6 % %
& Co, common
Co,
preferred
1
34% c
(quar.),,,.
preferred
7%
Horn &
2-15
■
2-15
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Liberty Aircraft Products
Life Savers Corp; (quar.),
—
50c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, common (quar.)—
75c
Class B (quar.)———.—
—,
75c
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
(Fort Wayne, Ind. (quar.)——30c
1
common—
preferred
$5
preference——1
5-
10c
62 %c
1
4-20
3-
Co.,
2-19
2-2
1
4- 2
$1.12%
50c
*
3-
25c Sis 3-1;
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
preferred
&
$2.50
25c
com.
3-10
3-1
5- 1
Leath
25c
Co,
1-31
3- 1
2-15
25c
s,ee
preferred class A
C.)
4%%
(quar.).—
Inc, common
(R. G.)
1-31
2-20
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co
(quar.)
Electrochemical
(A.
Bryant Inc.
Tourneau
1-31
2-~9
2-26
2-20
—*4
(quar.)
Legare Co. Ltd. (6% preferred (accum.)
Lehigh Portland Cement, 4% pfd. (quar.)—
Lehn & Fink Products Corp. (quar.)
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.).,,
1
—
—
—
,
„
(quar.)
Lansing Co. (quar.)
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
Laura Secord Candy Shops Ltd.
50c
Co, common
(Geo. A.)
—
—————,,
(quar.)
Common
Lane
2-15
2-26
62 %c
25c
25c
25c
25c
25c
30c
$1
$20c
,,
—
1
2-
2-0
1
2-15
20c
10c
Co., common,,—.—
Landis Machine
2-15
56 %C
preferred series A (quar.)—!
(Chas. E.) Co. (quar.)
Manufacturing, class A (quar.)
Hooker
(quar.)
5-10
$50
class A
2-10
6-15
$1.25
—
,—■
2-14
50c
A_
1
3-
$$1.75
common,—,—,
35c
Hobart
6-30
Sessions Co.,
&
3
$3
Heyden Chemical Corp, common
7-10
(quar.),,
preferred
Extra
5-25
3-
2-28
2-28
$1.75
10c
$1
$30c
—
50c
Pineapple
on
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Rubinstein (Helena).
Hercules Powder. 6% preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)—
$4 conv. preference (quar.),4.
$1.25
5%
2-14
""
—
Rubinstein,
Helena
preferred (s-a)_,
(quar.)
2-
25c
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
3-
pfd.
Lamson
2-15
—
Quarterly
Hawaiian
3-
Navigation
5%
5
2-15
3-15
5
3- 2
Superior District Power—
$1
preferred (quar.)
Havana Electric & Utilities Co, 6 To pfd
Hawaiian Canneries Co, Ltd. (irregular)
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co, Ltd.—-
4- 2
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co., 5%
7%
Lake
5
2-
25c
$4.25
1
3-15
(resumed)
1
2-1
—-
(quar.)
(M. A.)
Hanna
75c
1
2-
2-15
—
Extra
$1.12%
(quar.).
Co.
:
(quar.),
(irreg.)
2-15
25c
(Calif.),
Oil
2-15
(quar.)
2-17
40c
(quar.)
Common
Hancock
'2-15
12%c
preferred
2-17
1
40c
(quar.)
.
3-16
Supply, common
Hudson
5
2-
Quarterly
Defender
1
—
—
1st
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
—Hamilton Watch Co., 6% preferred (quar.),
Hammermill Paper Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.),,
2-13
25c
25c
2-16
Mines,
Hallnor
3-31
(ouar.)
(quar.)
5-26
25c
Stores
Brothers
Hale
2-15
3- 1
Quarterly
Deere
6%
2-17
7 2- 2
3- 1
(quar.l
6-8
3- 3
3-
1
2-1
40c
50c
$1.50
Baking, common (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
,
—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)—,,,.
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)—.—,—
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)
Lake of the Woods Milling, common—
(S. H.) & Co.—
Kroger Grocery &
35c
Corp., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
:——i-.
(quar.)____ 7
$1.25
$$1.75
(quar.),,$2
preferred
Kress
5
5-31
$1.75
Co., common
Hajoca
12 %c
Inc., 4%%
5
2-
3-
3-
2-15
$1.75
2-
$1.12%
5
3-15
15c
(quar.)
6-15
6%
9-5
12-
12-15
8c
Knutfsen Creamery Co., 60c preferred
Kobacker Stores. Inc., 7% preferred
6-5
9-15
4c
'—'.
—
2-15
25c
2-15
1
Extra
2-15
Debentures
pfd.
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
6-1S
25c
Debentures
Income
Income
2-
—__—_—
7-
:
2-15
40c
(annual)
Common
5
2-15
__
3-23
4-
—
:■
3- 5
6-15
10c
$3
(quar.)
3-15
$1.50
(accum.)
50c
2-9
1*."
Kinney (G. R;), $5 preferred
Knickerbocker Fund (quar.)
25c
B
Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.—
5%%
preferred (quar.)—
2-
3-20
50c
pfd.
3-2
$1.50
65c
Keystone Custodian Funds, Series
Kildun Mining Corp.
(liquidating)
$1.50
conv.
1
15c
preferred (accum.)
K-l (s-a)
Keyes Fibre Co., 6To prior
37 %C
Insurance Co
4-
37 %c
—
2-15
3-15
•'
3-2
30c
.
2-15
2-15
2
3-
1
3-
8
2-15
.
2-28
4-
15c
3-
1
3-
■/y,
2-7
4-6
$1.50
87 %c
3-
37 %e
(quar.),
2-25
3-15
—
3-27
4-
(quar.)
1
2-17
—15c
15c
Kendall Co., $6
25c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
Kellogg
5
4-
—
2-23
4-16
(Spencer) & Sons (see Spencer)
partic. preferred A iquar.)—
Kentucky Utilities, 7% junior pfd. (quar.)—
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim),—
5
3-
3-
(initial)
2-16
3-10
3-
2-
75c
& Knight Co.,
43%c
(s-a)
(s-a)
Green
2-15
2-15 v"
/ 2-28,j
2-20>'
1
.——-
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd
2-15
25c
7To preferred (quar.).
Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.) —
Bay & Western RR. Co.—
Great
5
2-15
,
(quar.) ——
(quar.)
Kayser (Julius) & Co
3-15
15c
Grand Union Co
1-31
3-
4-
2-13
1
3-
15c
15c
._,—
Common
3-17
_
—
Common
3-10
$1.75
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Gossard (H. W.) Co
Grace National Bank (s-a)
3-
______
Common
1-15
3-23
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
3- 1
2-13
87 %c
$5
7.2-15
3- 1
3-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
Gorham
2-10*
3- 2
1
2-27
4-
$1.12%
5To preferred A (s-a)
Goodyear Tire .& Rubber
1
3- 1
1
2- 5
3-2
$1.25
$1.25
—
—
3- 1
Vegetable Parchment Co.—
30c
——r
common
1-20
3-15
3-31
2-15
(s-ai—
Common
$1.75
1-20
$1.25
12%c
$50c
com.
2-10
25c
Inc., common
2-15
2-15
2-26
2-15
3- 1
1-31
Culver & Port Ciinton RR. Co.,
Extra
3-
5%
25c
—
(year-end)
2-15
2-15
$5
Common
$2.50 7",' 4- 2
Auto, common
1-20
2-
(quar.i,
$2.50
2-15
115c
V
Kalamazoo
2-10
25c
4%%
Co.,
GL,den
1-31
preferred
-
—
Goodall-Sanford ————7—,
2-15.
(quar.)
3-10
25c
Class B
pfd.
11-16
15c
(irregular)—
& Marine
Fire
Gibraltar
2-15
conv.
1
3-1
2-21*
10c
50c
—
—
(quar.)_
(quar.),
preferred A
preferred B
3-31
:3C
___-
preferred (quar.)—71.—
—
preferred (quar.)
Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Genesee Brewing Co,; Inc., class A
2-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
2-20
2-
5%
25C
17c
3- 1
Ltd.
Co.,
Corrugated Paper Box, 7%
Crum &
>
&
12-
General Steel Castings
2-20
2-15
3-1
(s-a)
Laughlin Steel Corp., com.
&
65c
$1.50
1-23
3-6
3-1
:_7-_
$1.25
*
$1
$30c
preferred (quar.)
America. Inc. (quar.)
Crown
pfd.
Phoenix Corp., $1 preferred
20c
(quar.),
common
—,——
Crane Co..
6 7c
Extra
'
Cosmos: Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.),,
9-
25c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Varnish Co.,
Paint &
1
8-17
81.25
GiV'hrist Co.
>
Jones
(s-a)
Johnson & Johnson
5-17
Class- A"',,—.
2-15
3-
2-14
1
(s-a)
General Outdoor Advertising, common
2-28
17,
1
6-
5% preferred (quar.)
—_———
Metals
3- 1
,
3-
—;
(irregular)
class A
Foods Corp.,
2-14
433/4C
$4 preferred (quar.)_
Jersey Insurance Co. of New York
preferred B (s-a)
6To
25c
Corp. of Amer
Jantzen Knitting Mills,
3-20
(quar.)
Co.,
Cigar
General
25c
Continental Commercial Corp.—
77c
preferred (quar.)
i
4-5
—
2-28
3-10
$75c
$1.25
-—-
,,,,,
3-31
$1.50
$1.75
$1
37%c
90c
4-15
4-
$1.25
5
25c
25c
$1.25
1
2-
1-31
Investment Foundation Ltd.—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
2
3-
.
4-
25c
—
General Finance Corp.,
2-23
2-
(s-a)
2-14
5
2-20
1
37%c
-—2%c
(s-a)
Shares
4-15
;
1
3-10
1-31
3-1
7
6
3-10
3-3
Intertype Corp. (quar.)
75c
6
2-
3-20
2-28
3-14
30c
2-
3-1
$1
3-14
—
2-13
1
3-
$2c
-
5 To
(acctfm.)
2-13
3-31
3-
—
4- 2
2-15
3-14
2-13
3-31
Ltd.—
4-2
1
2
3-31
Ltd.—
Securities,
Group
1
2-13
—
Stock & Bond Group
Bank
1
2-
2-5*
3-
International Business Machines
4-
preferred (quar.)—
2-10
$50c
(quar.)
3
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Gamewell Co.
General
15c
40c
25c
J 25c
50c
31V4C
common
3-
3-31
2-
2-20
3- 2
$1.50
conv.
2-15
$1.50
of N. Y., Inc. (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries
3-19
60c
7To
11-15
2-15
3-31
3-1
3- 1
(accum.)—
:
Steer Co._,
Institutional
2-15
3-1
50c
$1.62%
—
pfd.
Co., 6%%
Silica
Interim'--——-———--,—^—*—
6
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Drug, 7To preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
Galland Mercantile Laundry Co. (irregular >_
57c
55c
Connecticut River Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Biscuit Co. (increased quar.),,
2-
$1.25
Gallaher
5-15
56l,4c
(quar.)
2-10
3- 1
fife 3-1 >5
12V2c
30c
18c
(quar.).
International Harvester, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
International Silver Co. (increased quar.)—
International Utilities Corp., com. (irreg.)__
—,1—.—
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
3-12
75c
60c
I
2-24
1-25
$1.50
Irregular
3-
2-17
2-20
tlOc
—
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
:
3-1
t3%
Inspiration Mining & Development Co.,
Corp
Four Wheel Drive
6
2-9
Graton
Connecticut Light & Power, $2.40 pfd. (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
!
:
Industrial
3
Inland
5
2-
25c
$1.37%
$1.25
68%c
$ %c
$4c
$1.25
series (quar.)~
preferred 5%
5% preference (quar.)___
Columbia Pictures, $2.75 conv.
6
2-
2-10
(quar.),,
$1.50
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred series A
6
2-
25c
preferred
Four-Twelve West 6th Street
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp.—
6%
2-
2-15
2-24
non-cum.
75c
Milling & Elevator, $3 pfd. (quar.)
Iron
2-24
2-16
3-1
2-10
$15c
2-16
3-10
2-10
1
2-15
37%c
Indianapolis Bond & Share (irregular)
Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Assn.—
15c
1
3-
40c
$1.50
(s-a)__—
convertible preferred
6%
2-15
3-
62%c
Indiana Steel Products, common
2
8
2-
2-14
3-1
25c
;
preferred
3-10
75c
prior preferred (quar.)_
5 7c
7
6-7
,
2-
$1.75
Foundation Investment Co., common
2-20
25c
Colorado
&
Enamel
G7r
2-20
7-14
10-15
2-27
2-15
25c
$1.06y4
31V4C
62%c
(quar.)
1-15
2-15
6%
$1.50
$1.50
Electric,
.
1
3-11
1
2-14
3- l,
3-10
37%c
(quar.)————,—
25c
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Fishman (M. H.) Co., 5c to $1 Stores (quar.)
Florida Power, 7To preferred (quar.)
7
7To preferred A (quar.)
i—
:
Foote-Burt Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A (quar.)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works
Foster-Wheeler Corp., 6% prior pfd. (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Special
1-15
$25c
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
1-26
3-10
4- 2
2-15
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
Faultless Rubber Co.
50c
3-1
87%c;
3- 1
7-;.
City Ice •& Fuel Co.—
City of New Castle Water Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga, 5% pfd. (quar.)
$25c
3-11
(quar.),—,1;
Brewing Corp.,
Federal
2-
2-
Extra
—
Federal-Mogul Corp.
Ferro
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$15c
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
Extra
2-15
9-
1
Co
& Co.
2.-15
2-15
25c
50c
20c
3-
(quar.)
Co.
common
(Syracuse. N. Y.)
3-12
3-
6-30
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
3-12
3-5
3- 1
4-14
3-31
1
(stock dividend)
Morse
Common
1
1-26
.
•
Falstaff
2-15
3-1
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
3-1
, $5c; 7.7:3-; 1
$1
3-1
30c
3-31
$1.50
3- 1
j
—y,_
"Chile Copper Co.,,,
,7
Fairbanks
1
2-15
20c
75c
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)—
Chickasha Cotton Oil
v
2-28
3-1
25c
$1.50
7Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc. (quar.)
•
12-30
2-15
25c
Co.
Champion Paper & Fibre, common (quar.)
67o preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
7.:
1
1-29
2- 9
,
3-1
15c
$1.50
$1.75
,
$10.50
(accum.),,
5-
$50c
(quar.)
-J—
Erie Rallroad Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
57c preferred (quar,),,,,,
5To preferred (quar.)—
—_,
7 57o preferred (quar.)-,,-,—^7-.—,—^—
Ex-Cello-O Corporation (quar.)
—
2-15
$1.50
.
(accum.)
Inc.,
Common
r
3-
'8-
'■I 5 %' preferred
1-31.
$9
preferred
Chain
77
2-15
H-4
K
25c
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.),
Eversharp,
2-15
West Utilities Co,—
& South
Central
,
2-5
25c
Equity Corporation, $3 preferred
2- 8
3- 1
Canadian Oil Cos.,
(resumed),,
Ltd.
Co.,
2-15
CO
Fibre Corp., 6%
.
37%C
Natural Gas, common
Paso
$6
3-1
4-1
4-1
2-28
$50c
—
Locomotive
3-10
6
$20c
$5.50
3-1
3-
2
$30c
Empire District Electric, 5% preferred (quar.)
Engineers Public Service, $5 pfd. (quar.);—
3-20
3-15
4-
$87%c
(quar.)
Mills, class A
Hosiery
Manufacturing
Eaton
El
4- 1
4- 2
4- 2
3- 1
2-15
3-12
4-
—■—
Elgin National Watch
3-20
$$1
,
1
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
77c preferred (quar.)^—
2-23
(quar.)—.—, 7$62%c
Canadian Foreign Investment Corp. (quar.),
$50c
5-
25c
67c
3-rlO
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd>~
Common
(interim)
—_
8-10
Manufacturing "(irregular),,—
Eagle-Picher Lead Co. (quar.)
East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—
.3-10
Illinois Zinc Co.
2-9
1
Dwight
2-25
1-31
2-
1
Class B
1-31
2-20
1
9-
62%c
Bradstreet
&
Dun
1
2-23
33-
75c
:
—
pfd. (quar.)-.
Hunt Bros. Packing Co. of Delaware—
6% preferred (quar.)
Huntington Water Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
7 Vc preferred (quar.) _———
Huston (Tom) Peanut Co.
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
Idaho Power Co.,- common (quar.)—.
Illinois Municipal Water Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Illinois Power Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)—,
5% preferred (accum.).
—
75c
Co.
Durham
2-25
4- 2
Canadian Food
Extra
Drackett
1-31
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
9
■
10c
37 %c
$1.50
——
Refining Co
&
Hummel-Ross
$20c
B
Class
1-31
4^2
Humble Oil
5
7
(accum.)
Paper Co. Ltd., class A
Donnacona
2-15*
Canadian Celanese Ltd.—
Canadian
1
1-31
3-20
4-25
4-16
2
$85c
(quar.)
Funding rights (year-end)
Products, Ltd.
6
1-31
Co.,
preferred
Canada
'
2-
3-
3-15
3-15
4- 2
4- 2
50c
5
2-
:
preferred
57c
6
*
-—
2-
2-20
37 %c
—.
Dominion-Scottish Investments—
2-
2-15
2-20
$1
12%c
(quar.)
Common
2
2-16
Life Insurance—
States
Semi-annually
K'v-/
2-13
2-15
37%c
r
California-Western
2-13
2-15
pfd. A (quar.)
Water Service, 6%
California
62%c
—,—
(quar.),
California
5%
25c
10c
37%c
(quar.)—
.California
2-16
3- 1
3-15
2-15
3- 1
2-15
:——
Butler Water Co., 7%
2-15
3- 5
3- 41
30c
15c
65c
$1.75
Motor
$1.75
Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
57c preferred (quar.)
—
Dominion Envelopes & Cartons (Western)—
77c
preference (quar.)—
—,
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Malting, common
(quar.),—
2-17
2-
Bay
Hudson
Dodge
2-23
3- 1
2-26
Hudson
5
25c
(quar.),,
Cup. common
Class A (quar.)—
Dixie
2-1
3- 1
3-15
trating Co. (quar.ii-^iL-.Ti*..—
—,
Burlington Mills Corp., common (increased»
9
2-
9
2-
1
7-
.
3-12
$50c
Ltd.—
Mining & Smelting Co.,
Car Co. (quar.)—
6-
2-20
■
2-13
:
$3
$1.50
of Rec.
5
2-
(quar.)—-—$2
Barbizon
Hotel
2-10
1
3-
30c
Payable
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
;P«r
i::
::v:,
of Rec.
Payable
Share
Name of Company
1,
Mfg. Co., $20 pfd. (quar.),
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 partic. pfd. (s-a) _
7 Participating i
77c preferred (quar.)—,,,—,——;
Common
(resumed)
Diamond Match Co., common (quar.),,
67r,
participating prelerred (s-a)
67c participating preferred (s-a)
1-24
Ry. Co., Ltd.—
British Columbia Elec.
' '
'
Detroit Gasket &
9
7' 3-
3- 6
15%
(final),——
Celanese
British
:
■
/
2-15
2-26
7
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.
Bower Roller
-
Hoiaer*
When
rer
When
-
Monday, February 12, 1945
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Midwest Rubber
Reclaiming Co., $4 pfd. (quar.),
$1.62%
30c
40c
$1
-
1
5
Volume
Number -4359
161'
Name of Company
Payable
Share
Miller &
25c
$1.25
$1.27%
5%% preferred' (quar.)..-—.-.-ii,——$1.37%
'6% preferred- (quar.)
.
$1.50
Minneapolis-Mollne Power Implement—
1
$6.50 conv. preferred
(accum.)
$1.62%
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co., Ltd
$$2.50
___
3-1
,
Monarch
Life
Mass.)
$1
(irreg.)—
(Springfield,
Railway
Insurance
Co.
$1-25
87'/2c
50c
$2.25
$2.25
$2
<34%c
Chemical
Co.,
common————
$4.50 preferred A (s-a)___
$4.50 preferred B (s-a)
$4
preferred C
-
—
-—
(s-a)
Monroe Loan Society.
5%% pfd. (quar.)—
Cottons, Ltd., common (quar.)-—preferred (quar.)
Montreal
7%
Montreal
Loan
t$l
$$1.75
$31 Vic
&
Mortgage Co. (quar.)
Moody's Investors Service, Inc., $3 pfd. 1 quar.)
Drill
Twist
Morse
Motor Finance
&
Machine
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
$7
6%
(quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
$7 preferred
i
(quar.)
Muncle Water Works Co.,. 8% pfd.
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)__
Nashawena
National
Acme
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
—
National Biscuit Co., common.^.
—
7% preferred (quar.)—:
National Container Corp. (Del.) (increased)
•National Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)_
414% preferred (quar.)
Nat'l Dairv Products Corp. (increased quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
convertible
2-10
5-12
8-11
11-10
Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd.-—
6%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
Zinc
Electric
$3.50
3-
.
News
preferred
World
New York
Life
&
—
2-1
$$1.50
4^16
3-20
$5
preferred
3-20
2-19
3-
2-
Stonega Coke & Coal Co.
preferred
6%
preferred
2-15
1-25*
Storkline
2-
8
50c
3- 1
3- 1
3-
25c
—
-
Co.
(irreg.)
&
Purdy
6%
2-15
1-15
5%
preferred
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred
3-15
2-15
3-31
2-28
3-31
2-28
2-15
1-19
3-15
3-
3
1-30
4-
1
3-
$1.50
4-
1
3-
9
9
$1.50
2-28
2-
3-15
2-26
1
250
2-26
3-15
3-
3-12
2-26
2
2-2
$1.60
non-cum.
1st preferred (quar.)
Ltd., common.
preferred (quarj
$25c
3-2
3- 1
3-10
$1.60
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$40c
6-
1
5-
$1.60
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
S40c
9-
1
8-1
3-
1
2-16
2-20
2-13
$1.60
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
$40c
12-
1
3-
1
2-14
$1.75
4-
5- 1
4-16
Three for
for
Reading
Gas
2-13
3-14
Stock
3-
2-9
1
6%
Revere
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, com.
16c
—
Series——_—
,
2-
2-26
7%
1st
5c
preferred
2-26
2- 5
7%
2nd
preferred
2-26
2- 5
7%
5c
2-26
2- 5
7%
Machinery Industry Series
2-26
2- 5
7%
2-26
2- 5
7%
2nd
2-26
2-
5
10c
Merchandising Series
2-26
2-
5
5
10c
Railroad
Series
Railroad
Equipment
-
2-
2-26
$ 2- 5
3c
—
Utility Industry Series—-—
2-26
6c
—•
Industry Series
2-26
2-
6c
Industry Series
Investments
(initial)—
2- 5
2-26
2-5
12c
::
Fund
6%
2-26
2-
.
Class
A
Rustless
&
iquar.)
Lowell
1
6-15
7-
1
1
9-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
=;
,
2-15
6-15
2-
preferred
Shops
2-14
4%
non-cum.
3-10
4%
3-
1
2-15
4-
2
3-15
3-
1
2-15
2-10
3-15
1
^ 2-15
2-15
53c
.3-15
;
2-15
3-15
$1.25
4-2
3-16
$1.25
7-
6-16
$2.50
4-10
3-23
62 % c
2-28
2- 6
50c
3-15
50c
6-15
5-10
50c
9-15
8-iO
class A__
U. S. Pipe & Foundry
2
2-10
(quar.)
S.
(quar.)_l
2-28*
6-20
5-31*
9r20
8-31*
40C
_■
f
Playing Card
3-20
40c
•___
;
Quarterly
U.
40c
2-10
40c
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-28
3-
2
58 %C
non-cum. class A
2-26
1
4-
58 %c
S. Casualty Co.—
A% »on-cum. class A
1
25c
33-
U.
5
62 %c
2-23
1-31
50c
(extra)
15C
(quar.)
6
2-23
50c
_________
50c
(irregular)
3-
2-28
.2-24
•
53c
;
United New Jersey RR. & Terminal Co.
(quar.)
United Shoe
Machinery Corp.
3-20
3-
6
35c
(monthly)—
(monthly)
5% preferred (quar.)
3-
$1.75
*.i.
preferred (monthly)
United Merchants & Manufacturers—
5% preferred (quar.)__
9-15
1
Tl5c
(quar.)
:
preferred
7-
l-?5
3-10
50c
(monthly)
prior' preferred
2-15
25c
(quar.)
50c
com.
$38c
common
prior
$$1.50
Corp.
—
Cos
7%
$1.50
—
(accum.)
(quar.)
Coal
25c
Steel
convertible
$2.50
Saco
5
common
(quar.)
Iron
2-15
2-2
7%
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
^
Inc. (quar.)
(Helena), common___
2-5
2-26
Bros.,
Rubinstein
2- 5
2-26
10c
—
2-26
5c
Industry Series-
Paper
Co., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Roos
5
8c
—
Industry Series——
Rolland
1
3-l"5
10-
1-31
3-
3-15
10-
2-15.
$1.25
2-14
1
$1.75
3-12
$1.25
4-
$1.75
3-19
$1.75
4-1
$1.75
Rochester Gas & Elec. Corp., 5%
6% preferred (quar.)_____
2- 5
9c
—
2-26
A
prior
1
15c
1-31
6%
prior preferred (monthly)
6.36% prior preferred
(monthly)
6.36%
1
2-
2-10
Gas Improvement (initial)
United Light &
Railways Co. (Del.)—
6% prior preferred
.
2-
1
United
1-25
6
2-12
3-
Corporation, $3 preferred
Corporations, Ltd.—
preferred
2-26
2-15
$1.75
I'
3- 2
2-
12-20
11-30*
4-
50c
1
3-16
4-1
3-16
■
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.—
6% preferred A (quar.)
|50c
$1.50
——
Nonquitt Mills
—
..
Western
North American Car Corp.,
1st preferred A
$6
$6 1st preferred B
North
RR.
Carolina
Northern
■
Extra
3-10
3-
preferred
(s-a)
$3.50
(quar.)*,
(N. Y.)
$1,50
common
__
5
Semler
3-
1
2-19
Servel,
3- 1
2-19
Shattuck
3-
1
2-15
87%c
4- 2
3-15
15c
3-10
2-9
Sherwin-Williams
5c
common
12%c
6%
preferred
Pacific
Gas
5 % %
5%
&
&
Glass
Co.
—___
pfd.
\
(quar.)____
Pacific Lighting
Corp.,
Packard
Motor Car
$5.50
7%
preferred
(irreg.)
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
4-
2
1-31
1-31
Vulcan Detinning Co., common
25c
3-20
3-12
$75c
3-15
com.
—
AAA
(quar.)
___,
(accum.)
(quar.)
■
One
share
-each
Sinclair
Sivyer
2-20
Skilsaw,
2-26
2-
Solar
'.1-30
I
1-31
of
five
Oil
Inc.
Co..
1-31
Sonotone Corp.
1-31
Soundview
75c
2-15
1-20
Bend
Carolina
3-15
3-
4-
3-17
South
Southern
2
25c
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
$$1
3-15
$$1.75
3-15
$1.50
preferred
South
3-
1
% 2-28
2-28
..
2-15
Canada
preferred
pte.
Southwestern
Southeastern
Public
1
3-12
~
3-15
2-28
$4%
Co.,
$6
prefet-red
preferred
preferred
2-
1
5%
3-
5
Common
3-
3
2-15
2-26
2-15
Wavne
2-28
2-14
Welch
91 %c
2-26
$20c
5-15
4-20
$$1.50 /n (4-16
—
(quar.)—
cpi;eyhound Lines, Inc. umviai)
3-20
Wentworth Mfg. $1
2-15
Wesson
1
2-ia
2-17
5-
1
4-16
8-
1
3-
Vn
4-20 e)
'
7-16
' 2-15
3-20
$1
J
3-10
•
•4-10
3-10
;
2-
3-15
2-10
9
25c'
3-15
2->6
50c
-
3-
2-15
$1.12%
.
1
Co.
5-15
1
2-.15
6-
1
5-15
2-28
2rl5
22 %C
2-28
2-15
50c
(initial
;
pfd. Jquar.)
Co., Inc.—
(quar.)
-
4-
1
3-19
25c
common
Snowdrift
1
3-
$9
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
6-
$1.25
—
-
conv.
2-11
$2.50
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
&
2-24
3-1
15c
units
Grape Juice,
Oil
V
$20c
;
Pump
conv.
2-15
$1.75
Extra
$4
1
$1.50
quar.)
Wellman Engineering Co.—
3-^1
2-16
3-
;•>;
37 %C
(quar/L
3-31
Co., Ltd.—<■.
(nuar.^)_
Service Co.
2
<
(quar.)
2-15
Participating
4-20
3-10
3-
37 %c
;
—
Washington"Hy. & Elec,,* 5% preferred (s-a)
4V4%
4-30
Gas Light,Co.—
50c
pfd
2-27
10c
$1
__
$1.50
(quar.)
ftf'"
3-
i;
2
?-24
2-12
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred •Huarp)-V_^
(S D) ?Co.„Ll—
Washington
3-
3-15
50c
Warren
9
1
3-14
$2
Good^rljam & Worts, Ltd.—
5c
Power
Common
$1
1-15
2-
30c
Works—
Co.
3-
75c
Mines-y
13%C
(initial)
(quar.)—
(qugh)
5%
common
Power
Iron
(Hiram)
2-23
15c
(quar.)
Lathe
&
Amulet
2-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
Pulp Co.,
12-29
Co.
preferred (quar.)
25c
25C
——_•
preferred
conv.
7%
25c
;
.
(quar.)
2-15
6%
;
Co._,
Coal
Common
2-15
Works
6%, preferred (quar.)—.
Walker
held™-—
common
(increaseu-
Castings
Aircraft
A
of
Iron
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co._
Van Raalte Co., 7% 1st pfd. (quar.)..
Waite
(stock dividehdf—
conv.
preferred for
Co.
5V2%
Solar Manufacturing
Series
preferred—l.lil-S'ICli-
shares
2-15
1*
•
Corp.
Steel
2-15
6
Company
Dorn
5-?6
2-iS
1
15c
y>
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.—
4- 2
preferred
2-15
$1.37%
common
preferred
3- 1
$20c
$20c
5%
2-20
2-15
15c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
Peabody Coal Co., 6%
$1.25
:
__.—
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., common (accum.)__
40c participating preference
(s
1
37%c
$1
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.,
Paton
(quar.)
common
Co.
Virginian Railway Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
3-20
3-20
'
Co.
Products, common
1-31
34%c
Co
Lumber
25c
50c
Radio
1-18
Van
3-
3-12
40c
2-15
1
6-11
.
2-26
(quar.)
common
1
1
2-20
Inc
75c
31Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific
\
Utah
Co.,
$23c
(quar.)_:
Co.,
Simplicity Pattern
1-31
Products
Virginia
1-31
¥
2 '
4* 2
7- 2
3-12
62 %C
pfd._
Winding
Utah-Idaho Sugar
2-23
2-6
3-
Universal
3-10
2
4-16
7-16
25C
Universal
3-10
4-
4-
$1.25
400
$2.50
3-15
3-1
'2-15
1
Inc.
5c
-
2
40c
3-
Co.
2-15
$1.50
"
10c
(quar.)
9
2T
$1.25
3-21
G.)
Simpsons, Ltd., 6%%
v?
Laboratories,
2-
1
2-
2-20
6,4% preferred A (quar.)
Universal Insurance Co. (quar.)
2-13
1
(quar.)__
10c
(F.
1-26
20c
3-
3-10
2-
3-10
(quar.)
2- 7
3-23
$0.59375
preferred A
3-
1
v
6.4%
2
$1
25c
2
$1.12%
U. S. Sugar. $5 preferred
$5 preferred (quar.)
4-
$1.75
______
3-
$1.50
(initial)
$10c
(quar.)
62 %c
Corp., common
preferred (quar;)
7%
3-
4-
50c
(quar.)
Electric, 6%
161-31
(quar.)—
3-12
$25c
—
preferred
preferred
1-31
2-15
1
2- 1
preferred
Steel
15c
t$l'.75
*
common........
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Marine
Owens-Illinois
2- 9
2-15
'
3•
conv.
S.
—
Simmons
(quar.)
;
__
3-10
37%c
3-15
$1
Universal
Manufacturing Corp
Shawinigan Water & Power
B.), Inc. (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)—^
6%
U.
4-20*
2-15
37 %c
(R.
4-20*
1
30c
Sheller
6%
.
2-26*
1
■
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co.—
6
5-
25c
75c
common
2-
20c
_^___:
preferred A -(quar.)_i__
Okonite Co., 6% preferred (quar.)__
Outboard
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
2-14
$1.50
_
-434%
Co.
Securities
2-14
:___
Power, 4,/2'% preferred (quar.)
OklahomaNaturalGas.com. (quar.)
Elevator
preferred
2-21
2-
Investment
(quar.)
$1.75
Ohio
Otis
participating
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
2-21
:
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
1% preferred (quar.)
4%
(quar.)
(irregular)
2-3
5-
•
Extra
3
3-12
$1
Delaware
International
3-12
_
—•
—
of
50c
___.
B
Trust,
7-21
2-23
Co.
Canadian
2-
2-15
45c
$1.12%
60c
,
:
Gas
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., $1.50 cl. AA (quar.)
Class
1
Oil
Surety Co..
Second
1
2-15
10c
(quar.)
Seaboard
1
3-10
25c
preferred
Seaboard
3-22
8-
$4.50
3-22
2
Pharmacal
Extra '
2- 5
2-14
4-
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.,
1% preferred (quar.)—
.
2-15
3-10
4- 2
(irregular)
Northwestern Public Service, 7% pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
____
Norwich
2- 5
2-15
3-
2-15
'
50c
Scott Paper Co., common (quar,)___.
$4 preferred (quar.)___
1
3-10
25c
Scotten
$4
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.
1-30
30c
_
Liberties
$2 participating preferred
Dillon
com.
2-15
$1.50
7%
Coip.,
2
$2
(quar.)—
common
Co.
Board
3-
$1.50
Co.,
Wall
$1.50
12%C
3-15
(quar.)—_
Insurance Co.
—
Northern
Schumacher
3-1
(quar.)—————
North River Insurance
ii
3-15
$2.50
—
Ry., com.
2-28
preferred (quaf.)_
$$1
(quar.)
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co. (quar.)
Extra
Joseph Water Co., 6%
Savage Arms Corp
75c
—
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
Norfolk &
3-10
St.
1
2-20
$1.12%
$1.75
(quar.)
3-15
2-
.
$1.12 %
Electric
:
3-10
(quar.)
Engineering & Foundry,
1-25
3-1
Missouri, $5 pfd. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
7%
2- 1
2-15
Corp,™_™__________
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar,)
1st
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Union Bag & Paper
Union Elec. Co. of
2-20
•
.
7c
2-20
75c
United
2-15
9
1-22
$1.50
United
2-15
3-
2-22
$1.37 %
4-16
3-15
1
(quar.)
4-16
35c
7
4-
20c
1
250
_*____
(quar.)
10c
___—
35c
(quav. inter.)
2-
20c
1
3-15
1-31
2-1
$1.50
United
2
2-14
1
(quar.)
United
3-31
2-15
3-
Coal
class
2-10
>
1
20c
(increased)
common
9
3-
3-
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(stock
share for each share held
Tyer Rubber 6% pfd.
5
1
3-15
$lc
9
2-
3-
1
$1.12 %
9
2-15
2-19
2-15
(quar.)
3-
25c
(quar.)--
Ltd.
3-
5-
2
-2-15
(quar.)_
2
5-
2-
3-
50c
2
3-
8-15
90c
5%%
Trunz, Inc.
1
5-15
11-15^" *v
2-15
$1.75
(quar.)
4-
2„
62c
1st
5
pfd. (quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3-22
2-15
,
Trust
a
preferred
Truax-Traer
1
50c
7%
4-
68 %c
__T^
8c
Series,-
—
(quar. interim.)
1st
12-
$1.75
(quar.):
Co._
Company,
$1.50
Manufacturing Co.^qu'ar.)—
Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co.-—..'
2- 5
11-
1
&
1
1
7
10c
(quar.)
Mines,
1/14 of
6-
2-
Corp.—
Oil, common
preferred (quar.)
Bank
3-1
1
2
40c
■
Works
Sulphur
R.)
2-
50c
;
Flour Mills Co..
(J.
2-15
4-
50c
4- 2
v
15c
Rheem
7c
Insurance Stock Series—
Diversified
2-26
Class B
5
11c
____
____
Tobacco
2- 5
2-
5
2- 5
1
3-
3-1
50C
4%% pfd. (quar.)™.
United Aircraft Products,.Inc.—,
5%%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
1
15c
Co., 5%% pid. (quar,)_
Copper & Brass, Inc., 7% pfd.
2-9
2-26
2-
30c
$1.12%
(quar.).:
2- 5
Supply Industry Series—
Equipment Industry Series
Chemical Industry Series—.
Electrical Equipment Industry Series——
Series
preferred class B
2-26
2-26
2-15
1
5%
3-1
6c
8
3- 1,
4-
2-15
3-1
50C
United Air Lines,
dividend
7c
13c
i
5
1
(quar.)
Corp.
conv.
div.)
(111.)—
$1.27%
L
3-
I
t40c
2-
3-
50c
Mills,
Republic Petroleum
Industry Series—:
Industry
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Investors Fund—6% preferred class A (quar.)
Corp.—
Industry Series
Industry Series
Stock
held)
2-15
3-
50c
Water
Gold
Trade
2-19
1
$3c
dep. rets,
Tide Water Associated
$4.50
2-28
40c
Co.,
Manufacturing, $3.60 pfd.
Thompson
$6
$4.50
2-23
$1.25
Dist.
&
4%
Thatcher
Trane
preferred (quar.)_^_i._______«i__^___
Remington-Rand, Inc., common (interim)-
2-8
$1.75
—i-
&
Co.,
Knitting
4-
Gulf
Toburn
5C
2-16
37 %C
__:.'™
Co
preferred
Tex-O-Kan
additional shares
(two
share
common
50c
7%
Queens Electric Light & Power
Electric
each
Regent
split
one
37 %C
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Manufacturing
2-24
'
2-16
!
3-
!_
Haute
7%
2-17
2-28
10c
^
Electric
Texas
3-16
1
2-28
2- 1
2-5
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Rayonier, Inc., $2 preferred
Raytheon
Terre
1-25
37 %c
....
3-24
1
3-15
'
pfd^'Cquar.)
(quar.)
Telautograph
2-23
$3c
—
2nd
(quar,)
Common
$1.25
(quar.)
2
3-
2-10
(reduced
4%
Common
25c
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
1-30
4-
3-1
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp., common
:■■■: Common
2-15
30c
(quar.)_
2-15
$1.50
Gold
2-15
$1.75
Ltd. (interim)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
1 Rapid Electrotype Co.
Sylvanite
3-15
50c
Co.,
2-15
30c
$1.25
Light Co
2-1
1
25c
Corp.
International
Tampa
5
2-15
3-
2-28
Special
,
3-15
3-15
2-15
3-1
3- 1
Swift & Co.
5
12 Vac
12 %c
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
50c
1-26
3-1
Co.
$1.75
Mines,
Mica
Oil
2-15
50c
(quar.).
Power
3-15
6
50c
6%
2-15
2-
50c
Co,*.——
Oil
Swan-Finch
2-15
1-31
$1.25
-
Sun
;.2yl5
1
3-
Corp.
"7 Superior Tool & Die Co.
$2
preferred
Pure
2-19
1-31
2*;15
$1.25
Pullman, Inc.
2-15
2-15
2-15
■
1
Furniture
Strawbridge & Clothier, 6% pfd. A (quar.)_
,:h
Swift
(quar.)_.
3-
$1
(quar.)__
Extra
&
3- 1
$1.25
(monthly
(monthly)__
3-14
2-28
1
25c
(quar.)
3-
1
of New Jersey—
preferred
2-15*
tquar.)_
1
58 V3c
;
2-
3-
25c
4-16
3-1
41 %C
(quar.)_
2-15
75c
+5c
.
2-15
3-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
Sterling Drug, Inc. (quar.)_,
Stein (A.) St Co.
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, 5% prior pfd.
50c
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
6%
preferred
3-15
60c
Standard Wholesale Phosphate <Ss Acid Works
25c
Reliance Manufacturing Co.
Business
Steel
2-15
Indiana, Inc.—
Service Corp.
Puget Sound
Drydock—
Building
Metals
10c
(irregular;
1-31
2-17
2-15
50c
Stoker
(quar.)
1
1
3-15
10c
(Indiana)
(Ohio)
Corp._
33-
50c
Standard
..
1
50c
2-15
(quar.)
preferred A
2-15
1
40c
1
'
5%
Public
3-
$50c
3-
40c
—
preferred iquar.)_
Stocks, Inc.—
Public
of
3-
(quar.)
Co.
7-31
3-16
$1.25
Insurance
Brake
State
Aviation
Oil
Common
2-21
2-15
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
$2
2- 5
25c
pfd.
Silica
t75c
^ 4-16
3-
3-15
(interim)
Oil
5%
1
2-15
40c
Oil
Works,
.4-16.
$1.12%
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60
Standard Oil Co. of California
Stanley
1
2-28
1
30c
conv.
Co.
2-17
3-
5
(increased)
com.
Standard
50c
(quar.)—
Inc.,
Standard
Public Service Elec. & Gas, $5 pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
York
Food
Public Service Co.
.
5-
40c
36 Vic
(quar.)__
Standard
•
_
5-
$1.06%
(quar.)
Insurance
pfd. (quar.i
Standard Chemical Co., Ltd.
«.
(monthly)
3-12
(quar.)
$1.50
Co.
3-15
$1.25
2-15
8-15
pfd. A (quar.)—
&
$1.60
?K 3-10
(quar.)
2-15
Ltd. (interim)
preferred
430
50c
preferred (quar.)
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
1
2-15
50c
$1
(quar.)__—
Air
Automobile
;
1
A
v
$1.12%
common_™™___
2-15
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)__
7%
3- 5
$4.50
25c
$2
——
Agricultural Industry Series
V
6%
5%
1-31
2* 5
3-15
$1.50
1
America
Gamble
8-15
2-15
1
<quar.)__
of
5-15
10c
3-
partic. preferred (quar.)____
Co.
6-15
9-15
2-20
3-
'
Food
2-15
$1.25
20c
(quar.)
non-cum.
2-15
3-15
10c
preferred Series B
2
3-26
(quar.)__—
Co.
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
$4.25
Brands,
25c
$1.25
_
—._
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Bank
preferred
1-19
3-15
$1.25
•
$1.37%
pfd. (quar.)
2-15
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Series
Standard
$1.25
Co.,
;
class A preference (quar.)
2-
preferred
7
1
$1.50
(irregular)
Elec. Power Co.. 5%%
8%
2-14
2-26
.
3- 1
2-15
25c
25c
Common
Alcohol
4-
2-20
(quar.)
Sons,
Water
3-
Co.,
7%
3-15
$2.50
4- 2
3- 1
$1.25
preferred
8%
(J. J.) Co., 5%
5.10%
4-16
$1
&
Accident
37V2c
&
6%
2-1
———
Co.__
Storage Warehouse
New Jersey
New
2-
R.)
Standard
2-16
Pratt
2-1
——
Amsterdam Casualty
York
1
(E.
Stamford
-
3-15
2-16
2-13
(s-a)
(quar.)
Eedford
New
3-
7
1
pfd. (sa-)
pfd.
conv.
Potter- Co.-
11- 8
3-9
2- 9
2-15
2- 9*
2- 9
2-15
—;—
New
$5
2-15
1
3-12-8.
6-1
5-10
3- 1
3-15
—-
New
New
1
3-
2-7
25c
$1.75
—
Neptune Meter Co.,
New York
2-2
3-
50c
Neisner Brothers,
$5
2-
3- 2
25c
>
2-20
••50c
4-
&
5c
Corp.
Naumkeag Steam Cotton (irreg.)
si
$5
2-20
Proctor
—10c
class A pfd. (quar.)
(s-a)—
preferred (s-a)—.
Newport
2-10
10c
Metals
15c
Insurance
National Terminals
Newport
1
J 50c
(s-a)
3-15
(quar.)
'
2-16
2-14
National Linen Service Corp., common—..—
Newberry
3-
75c
Pressed
3- 1
3- 1
„———_——
5%
Squibb
$1.37%
6%
4-21
7-21
_
National Oats Co. (irreg.)
National Paper & Type, common
5% preferred (s-a)
1
Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter (quar.)
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie, com. (s-a)_
Pittsburgh Steel, 5%%*prior pfd. (accum.)_
2-10
5- 1
8- 1
Extra;-:-------—y___—.
$7
2-10
2-15
3- 2
$1.12%
Gypsum Co.. $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Tea Co.
(quar.)_
preferred (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
1
3-15
;
National
$5
2-20
2-
3-
1
Class B
pfd.
2-15
2
3- 1
2c
2c
_
Lead, 7%
1
non-cum.
20c
3-
3-1
2-16
2-15
2-15
9- 1
12- 1
4-14
2-28
3-10
3-8
3- 1
3-10
^
—
National Liberty
Extra
3-
1-20
37 %C
$20o
non-cum.
25c
of Rec.
Co., Ltd.—
_______
3
Boldet*i
2-15
common
pfd.
pfd.
$1.50
1
1
1
1
15c
15c
3.0c
$1.75
20c
20c
$1.06
35c
_
National
$1.75
-
Payable
37 %c
Sovereign Investors, Inc
Sparks-Withington Co., common
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
convertible
6%
2-
4-
3- 1
3- 1
15c
)5c
6% "convertible
6%
2-15
25c
Proprietary Mines,
National Automotive Fibres. Inc.—
6% convertible- preferred (quar.)__
3-21
$2.50
2-15
2-21
4-14
75c
3-15
50c
(quar.)
3-15
When
Share
(quar.)
Railway
non-cum.
5%
3-15
2
;'
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Power
5%
2-10
2
4-
65c
50c
Co.
1
4-
(quar.)_
$1.50
Mills
3-
$1
(quar.)
Piper Aircraft Corp., 60c
$2
Muskegon Motor Specialities, $2 cl. A (quar.)
Muskogee Co., 6% preferred (qUar.)
Common
Edison,
B
Canada
Southern
1
$1
Pilot Full Fashion Mills, Inc., 6%%
Potomac
preferred
Southern
2-10
2-
$1.75
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd.
Pillsbury Mills, common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
75c
50c
(quar.)—
—
2-26
3- 1
6%
5%
Phillips Packing
Poor
I
1-15
$1.25
2-15
2-28
2-1
1-25
2-14
36912-
$1.75
$1.75
2-15
5
50c
(quar.)
com.
2-28
lc
ii
preferred
2-
$1.10
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7% pfd. ('quar.)__
Philadelphia Insulated Wire Co
Philadelphia Suburban Water, common
2-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
2-24
2-15
2-15
Name of Company
Southern California
1-26
*75c
.
& Power,
3- 3
75c
(quar.)
$7 preferred
(quar.)
Per
"
2-15
25c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
3-1
3-5
3-15
2-15
2-15
of Rec.
preferred (quar.)
$5
Mount
$7 preferred
preferred
Pennsylvania Water
70S
Bolder*
10c
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
Pennsylvania State Water Corp.—
t-<"--.I,
2- 2
2-8
2-15
3-15
(irreg.)$1.50
25c
Diablo Oil, Mining & Development—
Quarterly
Muilins Manufacturing—
2-19
2-19
3- 1
3-15
Monroe Chemical Co., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
Monsanto
~When
Payable
Grinding Wheel Co. (irreg.)
Peninsular Telephone, $1.40 class A (quar.)
Penmans, Ltd., common (quar.)
2-19
.
3-15
4-1
3- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-1
(s-a)
per
Share
"Name of Company
Peninsular
,
2-19
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
—
Louis
;,
3- 1'
.
St.
3- 2
3-12
3- 1,
3-1
Hart, Inc., $1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Gas Light, 5% pfd. (quar.)
$5.10 preferred (quar.)
&
Bolder*t.
o1 Rec.
When
per
Minneapolis
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
■
3-15
2-23
$1.06.V/4
2-28
2-15
10c
5c
25c
3-
1
3-
1
2-15"
2-14
2,14
2- 1
<
.
i
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'
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Name
'
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*
Pir
Hydro-Electric Corp., Ltd.—
participating preferred (quar.)
When
of Rec.
first
80c
West
Penn
7%
Electric
preferred
West
Virginia
Co.,
pfci.
6%
Pulp ■&
■
.
2-13
2-28
2-28
$$1.12%
3- 1
2-15
35c
30c
$1.25
$2.50
$1
3- 1
2-10
$1.50
2-13
4- 2
2-15
% 3- 1
3- 1
1-29
3-15
2- 1
2-15
2-10
183,4C
2-15
1-27
3-12
2-26
$50c
3-31
2-28
loc
40c
3-15
3- 1
3- 8
2-28
2-10
.
5%
Line.
Woods
Co.,
preferred
Industries,
(F.
Woolworth
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
_
Inc.———
W.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
registered (final)
Transportation Associates.
Worthington Pump & Machinery, common—
4l/2% prior preferred (quar.)—
4V2% conv. prior preferred (quar.)_
Ordinary
Worcester
W^rigley (Wm.), Jr., Co.,
common
,
Common
-
35c
20c
37l/2C
$1.12'/2
$1.12V4
50c
Phillips-Jones Corp.—-Earnings—
Net
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph) Co.:.
,—,
York Knitting Mills, Ltd., common
120c
2-15
for
tax
revenues
;
Operating income
__
:
deductions
______
—V, ,160.
332.
p.
with
Earned
Pullman-Standard Car Mfg.
The company
year,
a
of
Investment News
;
record Feb.
President,
A
the
of
of
ident
in
p.m.
will
G.
sales
'' \
s
share
_
30—
the
_.
.
i
——
$1212,022
Earnings per common share,
-
V
Vi
&
8,383
ties,
from
on
hand
$380,857; notes and
domestic subsidiary
and on
deposit,
taarketable securi¬
accounts receivable, including $9,693 owing
reserve of $10,096), $697,881; inven¬
(estimated), $4,100; investment in foreign subsidiary cor¬
porations (100% owned), $2,066; investment in wholly-owned domestic
subsidiary corporation, $10,000; property, plant and equipment (after
profits tax
depreciation
for
construction
insurance,
in
process,
and amortization of $1,853,934), $1,689,059;
$16,292; goodwill, patents, etc., $1; prepaid
total, $5,135,816.
$287,lil; accrued royalties, local taxes,
supplies, etc., $37,310;
Liabilities
to
Accounts payable,
interest, etc., $26,973; dividend payable on common stock paid Jan. 2,
1945, $31,250;
reserves for possible future contingencies, $446,291;
works.—V.
is
payable
this total
in
1,
161,
office
at
constituted
161,
606.
p.
Rand Mines,
Holders
Net
Net
ry;
3,947,359
p.
.
v'
•:
of
inc.
^
reveniiesi__
expenses...
Net
oper.
income
$
.
™
Toal
fixed
year.—V.
161,
operating
operating
Federal
ry.
$3,530,836
op.
accruals, (ad.
dividend of
50,478
2,146,455
112,514
taxes,
operating
Other
oper.
ry,
,
.
taxes.™
income
Federal
Ry.
c
that a
from
rev.
valorem)
Other
.
$6,359,241
2,828,405
expenses
tax
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$5,889,597 $72,586,941 $64,378,913
3,784,751
33,222,783 29,895,564
1944 -Month- 1943
revenues
Ry.
Net
income and excess profits
$9,007,438 in period last
Ry.—Earnings-
St. Louis Southwestern
Ry.
24,049,148
18,231,990
December, 1944, and $13,956,420 in
146.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
which
24,263.476
214,328,
-
.
2,112,761
1,459,693
charges
period Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 1944, for estimated
taxes compared with $823,487
in month and
1,090,678:
152,687
shipments
20,906
.
18,373,377
141,387
2,154,320
41,559
1,480,599
income
•After deductions of $453^000 in
the volume of air express
been : informed
'
10,007,991 121,244,213 112,961,746
6,611.877
82,624.946 73.703.238
2,102,461
18,022.071 24,022,885
51,859
351,306
240,591
9,915,4G5
7,155,026
1,439,397
41,202
income—
oper.
ry.
Other
;
1944—12 Mos.—1943
$ ' :
ty?'''''*'''- $ ■
1944—Month—1943
Ry.
1944
'
,
provision
unused
was
excess
*600,000
250,000
$76,208
L_
50,000
$450,285
$429,546^
.
Total
Deduct,
$2,104,846 $39,364,158 $34,483,349
;
•'
■ v■ '
45.722
988,537 '
dfifi.oig.
1,102,052
22,670,794
17,873,286
99,749
1,473,551
1,161,619
$1,221,389
32,58$;
income
income.
$857,323 $14,231,276 $14,481,525
28,965
•' 340,894
356,562
ry.
-
bper,
from
ry,
inc._
•
$1,253,975
$886,288 $14,572,170 $14,838,087
oper,
.298,366
income
Net
;
ry.
for excess profits tax in
credits of prior years which
profits
"
,
Rheem Mfg. Co.—Two New
Two
new
contracts
company, it was
the Birmingham
shell
for
announced
'
•
1943 because
were carried
' '> '
J
Gov't Contracts— '«
forgings
have been- awarded to this
Herbert Tutwiler, Chief of
Feb. 2, by
Ordnance District.
on
(Ala.)
company's North
•
The
Birmingham plant—now producing 81 mm.
shells; airplane parts and 90 mm. brass shell cases—is being expanded
to add two production lines for the forging of 90 mm. steel shells.
The other new contract is for 75 mm. shells and calls for the taking
of
idle
buildings and the establishment of
in the Birmingham, area;;
■
.-v..
a
second
Rheem
plant
ofi:
Net
—V.
..
-t
b'j:,
161.
P.
$710,806 $11,186,637 $10,944,778
,
254,236
.
$730,461".
3,067,552
278.566;
$432,240
.
3,403,505
$8,119,085- $7,543,273
246.
St. Paul
Control
4,160,939
$563,327 $10,807,120 $10,677,148
147,479
. 379,517.,"
- 267,630
§984,697
income
income
3,765,050
322,961
$955,609
29,088
oper incmoe_
Deduct, from gross, inc.
Engineering
Acquired—
.
&
%
Mfg. Co., St.
-•
•
I*aul/ Minn.—
^
,
"Ralph Maxson, Canton, Ohio, on Feb. 1 announced he had purchased
of the common stock of the above company for $1,000,000 and
planned to take over management of the firm as President.%
%
The
company
designs and erects structural steel buildings and
bridges and makes'machinery parts.
It lsv currently a sub-contractorfor "American Hoist;•'& Derrick: Co,,
which is making cargo; lifting
equipment for.Liberty ships,
.C :
Included in the purchase ..was Heston & ...Anderson Co. of Fairfield,
Iowa,"*a subsidiary, which Mr. Maxson' said will continue operation
as
a
division -of the" engineering and manufacturing, firm.
•;
Owners of- stock purchased by Mr. Maxson,
who said he hoped to
:■
95%
buy
owns
••
company^ at^p.resent is turning out shells in five plants'v and-T.uq.'uu:)
Dross
.
7 $26,208
necessary
160,. p. -1231.
1942'
'
$1,300,285
; = $1,779,546
& excess prof, taxes (net)'*' 1.300.000
for contingencies
50,000
—i
1943
.
l'J-1
income
The
25,874,296
'Noh-oper. income
forward.—V.
over
22,488.529
•'*.%v
Total
SilkHosiery Mills; Inc. (and Subs.) -^Earnings—
Profit after charges
•No
11.9.97,351
36,371.464
17,335.113
income^..
oper.
Period End. Dec. 31—
571.
Net
59,326,160"
15,868,888
per
Real
Fed.
3,155,203
85,577.649
30,823,573
Earnings of System
605.
have
439,292
1,911,061
107,426.855
railway
from
ry.
privileges).-
express
1941
$5,556,592
792.836-
1,439,531
36,306,976
railway
xrom
Net
13,418,431 138,447,451 132,331,626
air
<
115,982,818
income—
oper.
$8,450,569
3,447,583
$9,475,434
3,063,028
$
<g
(express
Only—«;
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1944—11 Mos.—1943
•
350,596
warrants
/
1942
1943
•Balance available for
Ltd.—Dividend—v
share
of
'
/
the interest due Jan. 1. 1937 (50%),
1, 1938 (70%) is now being made on*
mortgage gold bonds, 4,/2,.% due 1941.
of United Slates Trust Co., New York,
railway.—2,612,776
from
of RCA.
over
Ordnance Works,
Weldon Springs,
•
'V
$9,531,363
railway....™
from
Gross
and
share, less South African non-resident shareholders' tax
of 2.96ld. per share, will be paid on or after Feb,
14. 1945, against
presentation of coupon No. 83 at the London (England) office of the
company, 4, London Wall Buildings, E, C. 2.
Coupons must bfe de¬
posited at least four clear days before being paid.
•- '
A similar payment was made on Feb. 11 and Aug. 16, 1944.—V. 160,
6d.
3s.
246.
p.
1944
December—-
;•
1,134,633
p.
ex-,
>
Deductions frota income
rise of approximately 14%
a
increase
due July
3,355,694
1,750,000
to
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry,—Earnings of Co.
from the board of
President of the National
announced on Feb. 2 by
4,734
about
facilities
plants have been awarded by the
The work will cost in excess of
1937
York.—V.
announces
were
chemical
the balance of the interest due Jan. 1, 1937 (50%),
(70%), Jan. 1, 1938 (70%) and pavment in lull of the
1, 1938, is now being made on Ogdensburg and Lake
Champlain Ry. first mortgage gold bonds, 4%, due 1948.
Interest is
payable at office of Central Hanover Bank
and Trust Co., New
Express Traffic—
6. Head, President,
Ordnance'
of
Payment
interest
supervise
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
other carriers
and
in
*
100.097
34,216,250
rev.
'
89,
Boston, Mass.
Sarnoff, Pres¬
division will be
9,676
rail
at
consolidated
first
32,453.989 366,952,337 318,792,212
17,746,185 213,105,704 173,446,851
1,184,542
13,913,953
11,770.370
21,399,084
1,380,232
died
board,
Payment of the balance of interest due Jan. 1, 1937 (50'> ), July 1,
1937 (70% ) and Jan. 1, 1938 (70% ) is now being made on RutlandCanadian RR.
Interest is payable at office of Old Colony Trust Co.,-
(after
$1,456,353; miscellaneous notes and accounts, $27,559; invest¬
ments in associated corporations, $288,151; post-war refund of excess
tory,
reserve
the
349,625
37,109,260
transport,
taxes for the
Y.
N.
Dawes
were
414,926
income__
business-in 1943.—V. 161,
$107,670
$0.80
$526,187;
RR.
Interest
1 to
quarterly
that business handled by Railway
Express Agency in 1944 was the largest in its history, exceeding
200,000,000 shipments, approximately 70%
of its war traffic.
In¬
4,808
$303,845
196,175
$84,056
^ - ' $0.61
of
at two ordnance
to this company.
of the balance of
1937 (70%) and Jan.
1,
Rutland
1, 25 cents;
104,018
Record
L.
Balance Sheet, Nov. 30, 194tifT,,
Assets—Cash
July
32,104,364 363,004,978 315.436,518
36,694,334
revenues
Provision
_________
—
David
of
Month—1943-
Calendar Years—
profit
March
cents
formed
$
deductions
Other
$299,037
2,353,499
$130,406
46,350
Federal taxes on income,
Federal taxes on income (estimated),—
Prof it before
Net
G.
vacancy
1944
debt
.
1943
$2,652,536
(net)---^---:--—j.———
Other income
Charles
the
Co.—$2,000,000
^
General Manager
of Niles Trammell,
fill
to
___
740,050
$1.51
1944
$2,565,987
2,443,965
construction
for
ordnance
Net
transport'n_
*Payments to
v
sales shipped—
been
General
•' '
revs.
Total
Pfaudler Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Earnings—
Derating profit
Co.,
■
2443.
expansions will be undertaken at Kentucky
Ky., originally built by Rust; and at the
The
July
and
160,
Engineering
Rust
of
p.
Chairman
31.—V.
Jan.
Paducah.
cents
sold by RCA companies and divisions
abroaa.-
General
Operating expenses
Express taxes
Int. & disct. on funded
Co., Inc.* on Feb. 8 offered
Cost of net
of
election
'y
Other
Railway—Secondary Offering—Blyth
3,500 shares of 5% prior
preferred stock (pas $100) as a secondary distribution at
$98 a share.
Concession to dealers was $1 a share.—
V. 161, p. 572.
/
the
and
for
1944
1943
$28,146,814 $28,060,592
—755,443
$1.54
Vreeland,
on
Department
Mo.,
International Division
has
Railway Express Agency, Inc.
.V
Pere Marquette
)8 Mbs. Ended Nov.
Net sales shipped
and
interests
resignation
cluded
&
1,! 40
Dec.
Headquarters
V
■
Vice-President
Period End, Nov. 30—
Inc.—Earnings—
-1,
Earnings per common
—V. 161, p. 466.
-
*
RCA
,
$2,000,000.
_
charges and taxes—
31,
Total bper.
on
l'
War
.
Brigadier
States,
announced.
manufactured
*Rail
Net profit after
and
Brigadier General David Sarnoff, President
Trenton—Tenders—
lOMos. End. Oct. 31—
Harold
production
plosive
New Director—
The
'
Net
has
MacKenty,
supervise
directors
first mortgage bonds
Peoples Drug Stores,
quarterly dividend of 40
a
Division
International
United
RCA,
products
interest cost of 2.04% ,—V. 161, p. 572.
properties.—V. 159, p. 879.
sale of
Dec.
Beach, Fla.,
Contracts
pro¬
of Radiomarine Corp. of America,
has been appointed Managing Director of
the RCA International Division.
Mr. MacKenty has been associated
with the company for more than 23 years.
The International Division
will have charge of the export of all
100.1799, an intbheat' cost
Co., tiustee, 28 West State St., Trenton, N. J.,
March 1, 1945, receive bids for the sale to it of
due May 1, 1953, to an amount suf¬
ficient to exhaust the sum of $20,229.
Any bonds accepted for pur¬
chase by the trustees must be surrendered to the Trenton Trust Co.
on
or before
March 15. 1945.
Funds for this purpose are from the
3
declared
6
York.-
New
John
*rhe Trenton Trust
until
output
foreign sales and other activities of this company and its subsidiaries
Chgs.
extended 4%
for income or excess profits
1944.—V. 160, p. 871.
provision made
Rutland RR.—Interest Payments—
on the common stock, no par value, payable
19. Payments in 1944 were as follows:
March
RCA
new
outside
Two other group bids were received for the issue; Salmon
Brothers & Hutzler and associates offered 100.679 for 2V8S, an interest
cost of 2.03%,
while a group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
•will
Feb.
on
and
Broadcasting
Peoples Brewing Co. of
the company's
of
75%
Radio Corp. of America—Forms
1.97%.
£id 100.632 for 2Vas, an
over
to Develop Foreign Trade—
& Co.
V.;::v. The issue wad awarded Feb. 8 on a bid of
for
Sept. 1, 35 cents each;
and 65 cents extra.—V. 160, p. 2006.
Offered—-An un¬
derwriting group headed by Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.) on
Feb." 9 offered $6,000,000 2%rseries P equipment trust
certificates, to be dated Feb. 1, 1945 and to mature $400,000 each Feb. 1, from 1946 to 1960, inclusive, at prices
to yield 0.80% to 2.15%, according to maturity.
The of¬
fering is subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Associated with Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
are Shields & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Graham,
Parsons & Co.; The Illinois Co.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co. and Keb-
pf
1
June
Pennsylvania RR.—Equipment Trusts
bon, McCormick
share
per
year in the
company's history
hurricane.
Total dividends paid
.
accounted
of
directors
" •
'
''.V.
-
Payment
'
Pelstrir.g,
J.
4,210,240
; v
(The)*
Purity Bakeries Corp.—40-Cent Quarterly Payment—
The
pointed out that 1944 was a good
in spite of severe losses due to the
to policyholders since organization of
the company
amounted to $12,074,779 and losses paid totaled $16,468,507.
It was also pointed out that as of Dec. 31, 1944, a total of
$2,710,660 was invested in U. S. Government securities.—V. 159, p. 641.
Herman
materiel
war
/
Contracts—
pared with 1943 output of 10,974.—V. 161, p. 46.
'
'' '
Co.—Backlog, etc.—
backlog of domestic freight car orders on Jan. 1
a
freight cars for doitiestic use increased 25% and the com¬
pany built all the trolley buses it was permitted to make.
The company turned out 8,060 freight cars for Class I railroads of
the 40,392 built by all producers, compared with 6,429 by the company
in
1943.
Its production
of freight cars for export last year aggre¬
gated 10,880, of which all but 200 were for the War Department, com¬
Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Fire insurance Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.—Reports. Gains for Year 1944—
This company in its 50th annual statement of condition for the
year ending Dec. 31, 1944, reports total assets amounting to $5,029,469,
the largest in its history, compared with $4,828,065 a year previous.
Surplus to policyholders totaled $2,526,140, also a new high figure.
Voluntary reserves amounted to $526,140, against $521,443 at Dec.
1943.
has
15,765
1,450,944
2,295,542
3.548,090
reserves—..
__
months ended
Palm
against 5,151 at
duction
(Continued from page 672)
31
8,265
155,150
29,414
1,450,944
2,895,542
and
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Death of Chairman—
-•
the start of December and 5,514 a year ago,
according to Wallace N. Barker, Vice-President.
Reporting on last year's operation, he said that while manufacture
General Corporation and
t
44,509
-
(par
'•
..
$11,109,857 $10.778,440
Herbert
of
122,342
$3,100,000
/• 142,169
70,779
103,953
:
surplus
Note—No
six
:
••
75,255
liabilities
Capital surplus
corporation
last
kwh.
for
the
corresponding
week
1.1%.—V. 161, p. 605.
' - •
'
of
129,335
1945, totaled 201,570,000 kwh., as compared
203,860,000
decrease
Non¬
,
■
payable
Capitol stock
resident
^
■
expenses
v>.Vm.•:.?».r.'.
OEie'ctric output of the operating companies served by this
for the week ended Feb. 3,
fPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%-Canadian non-fesidents' tax.
in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
tax, 15% ; resident tax. 7%.
a Less British income tax.
-
Total
this dividend.
tPayable
charges
bank ,loarr (1946-49)__r.—$2,900,000
Other
•
.
375,527
315,103
411,356
c
—$11,109,857 $10,778,440
Accounts
public Utility Engineering & Service Corp.—Output—
$9,965,467
303,913
.
deferred
June 30,'44
depreciation )i__r $10,264,753
hand_.
on
'
•
Dec. 31,'44
-
Accrued
$13,296,674:
3,767,157
—
intangible
percentage
and
Sheet
Balance
Incpme taxes
Net income transferred to earned surplus—$9,529,517
,
3-1
2-17
3-10
______
Consolidated
Liabilities—
218,875
income
Income
S6Q3i153
these deductions
assets™—
and
assets
Total
2%
$13,077,799
__________________
estimate
to
depletion and
and
current
Other
___•
(lecs
banks
in
Other
.$64,515,138
51,437,339
___
deductions,™
revenue
32,844
$843,448
;
for Income or excess profits taxes.
*
Properties
Co.—Earnings—
____
impractical
Assets—
Six Months fended Dec. 31, 1044
Statement of Income,
Gross
2-15
2-15
3-15
3-15
4- 1
It.is
Cash
Public Service Electric & Gas
taxeS____L___^i__
is indicated
Condensed
provision for renegotiation applicable to 1943, and after net renegotia¬
relund of $35,164 applicable to .1942 operations.—V. 160, p. 1192.
2- 2
2- 2
2- 2
t$3.50
$$3.50
25c
50c
$1.37%
ihcome
the income
liability before the close of the fiscal year-on June 30/ 1945.
%
basis.
tAfter income and excess profits taxes, current pro-',
renegotiation and after special charges and credit and pro¬
contingencies.
tAfter income and excess profits taxes and
tion
Jamaica income tax.
•Transfer books not closed for
$$288,557
•Preliminary.
lor
466,951
;
31,524
Company claims as a deduction lor income tax purposes the
costs of drilling wells and computes deplet on on a statutory
1943
t$185,508
i.--
i
5-19
—
(s-a)—
7%. 1st preferred (s-a)—————_______
7% 2nd preferred (s-a)--*.—
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire Corp. (quar.).
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.; com. (quar.)
5%% preferred
(quar.)__„—
_
*1944
profit
vision
45,Q6St
842.380
461,553
depletion and depreciation ______
amortization,™
for
and
Note—;No■■ estimate
30—
Years Ended Noy.
Other income
6-1
3- 1
Provision
Interest
Netr income, before
3-20
3-15
4- 2
Expenses
>
,
$1,945,328
$2,189,139
,,
852,614
.
/
'
Operating
Operating
50c
25c
...
Less 30%
572.
p.
1-30
3-15
3- 7
3- 5
3-5
3-30
3-20
3-15
Agent—
$922,830'977,428
50,386.
'
Total
5 *
a
$1,034,828 '
T,103,924
Other
has been appointed
4% series.—V. 161,
of New York
preierred stock,
Company
cumulative
for
agent
vision
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Paoer
Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Woodall
pid.
$6
.—_
Trust
Guaranty
The
transfer
Corp.—
Crampton
conv.
Wisconsin
preferred \S-a)
Mtg
Water
Williamsport
&
(increased quar.)
1st
Lace
Wilkes-Barre
Winters
(quar.)__
Dental Mfg. Co. (quar.I—
(S. S.)
Wilson
Corp.
Dec, 31, '44 June 30, '44
•
—____
production
,011
572.
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—Transfer
2-13
2-26
45c
Products
Chlorine
Whitaker Paper Co.
x
$1
$1
50c
3-12
__
4l/2'%, preferred (initial quar.)—
161, P.
(and Subs.)—Earnings—
'
sales____.
gas
four
of
,
<
——
Corp
3,958,000 kwh.,
V.
3-22
4- 2
Natural
',
•
,
,
3,
of
.
§1.25
Feb,
•
-
,
Months Ended—
6
Revenues;
for this company and its subsidiaries for the
1945, amounted to 138,663,000 kwh., an increase,
or: 4.5%, over the corresponding.' week last year.—
output
electric
wfeek ,ended
(George), Ltd.—
Westvaco
75c
2- 1
••
,
Republic Natural Gas Co.
.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
participating preferred—
Weston Electric Instrument
White
1-17
2-15
$1.12 %
5% preferred (quar.)-1.—^
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co.—
Weston
1-11
2-15
Co.—
Paper
Common
.%•
2-20
2-15
$1.75
.
4*4%. preferred, (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
,7%
3- 1
t20c
$1.50
(quar.)
tquar.)
'
2760.
p.
erection
or
and rockets.—V. 160,
additional
April 3, J.9'57,
due
previously announced the taking over of
plants for the manufacturer of- shells
has
mortgagk
and collateral trust 20-year 4% sinking fund bonds,
$312,000; 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $100),
$250,000; common stock ($20 par), $2,500,C00; capital stock in treasury
(preferred, 92 shares), Dr$8,721; total, $5,135,813.—V. 160, p. 2547.
Holders
Payable
■
Share
of Company
West Canadian
.
Monday* February 12, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
706
up
an
the remaining '5%, included Great Northern Ry.
He now
airplane parts plant in Canton and1 a ball bearing factory in
Ohio (New York "Herald Tribune,")/ .' ^
;% "i;*
Massillon,
Volume
Southern Ice Co., Inc.—Tenders
Savannah-Si. Augustine Gas Co.—Registers With SEC
registration statement with the SEC for
cumulative preferred stock (par $100.) and 30,000
The compahy has tiled
^ :
-shares of 5%
6,250
shares of
stock
common
The
"St.
price
offering
The
Augustine
price
of
The
retire the bonds outstanding of the
the call price of 103, to pay the purchase
at
estimated
are
at
Gross
& Co.; Varnedoe,
•& Arnold; Inc.;
Milhous, Martin & McKnight, Inc., and J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.—
& Co., Inc.; Robinson-Humphrey Co.; Courts
Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.; Putnam .& Co.; Kirchofer
161.
146.
p.
-
'
.
.
President
Levey,
statement
recent
J.
sets
equipped
Levey
with
•sibility
would receive the
device"
"scrambling
a
television
creating
as
.'distributors.
'
-
factor
Levey, "and we are
improved model of
demonstrated
24"
20"
x
.
Film
Fox
through
Precision Equipment
General
also is
Corp..
television networks between New
YorK-Philadeiphia-Schenect.ady are already in operation and that ex¬
tension of the service planned by ATT and the Radio Group within
several years after post-war would cuickly make television
available
millions of people.—V.
to
1390.
159, p.
the
$106,569
$1,004,667
$991,591
34,358
34,358
412,296
412,296
fr.
$72,211
$592,371
$579,295
retire,
Federal
Miscellaneous
1,102,654
13,884,515
983,949
13,893,375
98,489,635
170,666
101,090,480
19,766
157,005
4,916,267 Crl,811,368
40,316
(net)
rents
facil.
Jt.
.
income
158, p.
22,665,985
Net
charges
-
Int.
759,530
795,122
52,449,389
9,610,564
77,242,817
9,074,227
1,554,651
62,059,953
86,317,044
•Before
67,926
667,146
806,111
taxes.—V.
1,486,724
2,205,307
61,392,807
24,660,432
85,510,933
27,116,660
plan
to
the
'
courts.
270
1,529,706
Net
Court
bench
of
as
$721,479
36,719,660
58,359,821
473,920
Dr688,665
2,968,340
179,922
189,998
2,159,065
2,333,115
3,367,909
$1,220,471
41,847,065
67,133,187
Consol.
of
Pacific RR. of Mexico.
tRepresenting interest
of solely controlled affiliated companies not credited
Southern
by Southern Pacific Co.
Southern Ry.—Gross
the
Neil
A.
Vice-President
Moore,
and
General Manager,
announces
—V.
the
161, p. 607.
161. p.
1945
v
!'
1944—Month—1943
1944
fc
•Net
profit
$78,266
Earns;
per
$111,119
104.800
104,800
share..
fC.80
$1.06
$1.20
charges,
$760,530
269,308
$9,808,201
3^770,594
$8,840,298
3,257,205
30,740
504,972
395,786
inc.)
58,738
50,131
76,822
773,375
860,743
405
4,868
5,582
$356,823
$333,121
$3,893,647
$3,573,587
1,454
42,491
320,418
517,779
City
Bank
income
Gross
$358,277
?■}
$375,613
$4,214,065
deductions
Income
$4,091,366
2,495,952
income
Steel Co.—40-Cent Distribution—
1944
trust
milled
Tons
4%
bonds,
Net
160,
$196,255
$3.72
$3.66
$2,466
$3.52
$3.12
$22,482
706,198
assets—
current
$156,635
$3.63
$3.40
$10,701
680,428
60,782
686,963
^$253,354
m " $4.17
F.
tive
the
first
outstanding
as
sold
mortgage
Gross
expenses
Fed.
income
/
profit
excess
Provision
,
in
net
public
sales
mail
includes
for
order
sales
3, 895,928
521,352
724,535
694,096
189,083
201,843
Gross
855,106
635,922
.Net
from railway—i—
Net
ry.. oper.
from
$35,694
$85,066
14,286
income.
on
pfd.
14,286
Balance
—V.
161,
stock—_
v.
.
$21,407
V
$70,780
termination
Co.,
pay¬
of
the
within
period
given
the' opportunity to ex¬
share basis for new 4%% cumula¬
not
issued
in
distribution.
to
accrue
on
exchange
1,
to
are
Dividends;
Feb.
on the
1945."—V.
Net
from
648,371
Net
ry.
$491,564
171,438
$320,126
7.
-
r•1943
$2,131,123
$292,216'
earnings
102,056
expenses
Net earninga
.___-i-uv
V $ 190.160
$106,422
$95,641
720
$1,351,844
$1,205,380
4,110
4,740
$96,361
2,823
$1,355,955
78,405
$1,210,120
21,294
$93,538
$1,277,549
$1,188,826
1,039
24,426
.
$83,035
dividends
dividends
Common
—V.
$107,461
income
Net
Preferred
161.
789,370
43,750
■
956,420
956,430
paid
468.
P.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—
1944
Ended Dee. 31.
for Year
102,920
Dry tons of ore treated
of
value
Operating
bullion
costs
$989,110
—
—
—
—————
——
Operating profit
664,403
,
investments
General
Total
Net
for
Ltd.—dividends—
(
taxes
profit
160,
capital
of
$892,548
102,286
—-
—
—
-
—
—
—
-
share
per
26,918
540,926
—
—
income
Earnings
—V,
$324,704
———
—
investments:
Income from
$790,263
$0.16
—
-
stock
1781.
p.
from
Gross
Net
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Net
from
Net
ry.
income
■
1941
y;
.
$323,632
61,007
32,438
•
25,088
2,937,785
3,987,281
4,841,515
1,405.812
712,258
$247,030
.37,167
1,009,683
752,752
489,323
402,350
•Deficit.—V, 161, P, 468.
161,
Texas Mexican
Ry.—Earnings-
ry.
$144,338
railway
from
from
29,158
*7,917
railway
oper.
income
1941
$1,247,448
1942
1941
$154,877
$116,799
1943."
1944
December—
$175,94&'
36,234
?*.302)X>
*187,594
-
1
5,824
18,092
10,363
1,721,976
635,271
1,388,893
455,429
304,385
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
2,280,817
railway--
611,011
railway
oper.
369,195
income
•Deficit;—V. 161*,
p.
operating revenue
611,446
426,032
Total
oper.
258,922
348,225
228,082
Total
taxes
25 853,382
23,906,149
29,540,611
13.289,042
8, 240.938
10,020.949
9,738,851
5,152,173
4, 251,953
4,659,898
6,851,890
470,428
Corp.—Earnings-
1944—Month—1943
1944—6 Mos.—1943
$1,783,547
$1,612,834 $10,319,639 $9,673,202
1,445,913
1,218,435
8,057,378
'7,111,715
Period End. Dec. 31—
Total
•109,179
2,026,168
828.297
322,002
147.
Third Avenue Transit
1942
$1,561,045
1,101,030
376,707
railway——
oper.
*52,615
*53,796
4,769,426
railway
from
1943
$380,464
38,431
*14,724
Net ry. oper. income,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1942
1944
$309,475
railway
railway-
from
586,645
3,030,159
income—
161.
p.
expenses
181,884
187,434
1,123,195
/jl,127,843
$155,750
$1,139,067
20,928
$1,433,643
4,184
$206,965
2,892
f '$159,935
Total
$209,856
$1,159,994
$1,451,808
173,424
1,028,767
1,060,397
$36,433
$131,228
$391,412
—
Total
oper.
income
;r.
non-oper.^income.
147.
Squibb Sc Sons (and SubS.) —Earnings-
after
expenses-
Net
$210,054
103,331
$901,076
$787,360
320,031
312.459
•> $106,723
$581,045
excess
-i—:
profit—
Number
Earnings
of
common
per
shares-—
share-.:——
:
1944
$1,771,637
1,290,197
1943
$1,549,852
1942
$964,338
1,003,403
$546,449
$471,628
450,807
428,041
$0.7-4
$1.05
$0.94
.,.18,165
::C,
net- •U
income
1
HV
-i
■
/!-;
'
$11,213
492,710
495.606
i.
profits taxes—
&
combined'
Total
$481,440
Quarters End. Sept. 30—
•
1944—3 Mos.—1943
—V.
'
161, p. 147.
Tide Water Power Co.—Transfer
The
for
Chemical Bank
the
common
&
stock,
Agent—
trust Co. has been appointed transfer agent
no
par
value.—V. 161, p. 46$.
—V.. 161, p. 468.
Triumph Explosives, Inc.—Acquisition—
^ $474,901
Note—Operating expenses do1 not'include* income and excess profits
taxes—V. 161, p. 315",
7
income(net)
deducts.—int.—
481,178
income
railway—
oper.
(E. R.)
$430,355
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—Earnings-
Operating
%,/. 430,000
income
Net
$2,089,179
railway-
Income and
Gross
465,000
$601,792
171,438
Net
1944_Month—1943
536.463
35,833
be
new
January, 1945, were $3,128,112.
This
and retail sales of Spiegel, Inc., and
1944
•.!
railway—-
from
$1,250,164
p.. 607.
Period End. Dec. 31—
626,634
669,000
From Jan. 1—
658,020
: r
45,700
50,270
accruals
oper.
•
Divs.
401,852
63,758
31,400
53,333
"'■'••■•.'171,143
33,574
$1,149,584
58,327..
&
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
December—
of
$143,393
$6,724,944
3,361,877
479,248
income-
on
income
Net
622.104
70,320
Read
1944 sales is submitted because only mail order
reported in 1944.—V. 161, p. 247.
4,460,932
53,457
3,771,584
39,790
Full payment is obtain¬
comparison with
were
43,446
$106,014
Y.
Spiegel, Inc.—January Sales-
401,092
income
N.
been
stock
new
for
478,068
other deducts.™
after
have
commence
—
72,239
$7,363,312
342,649
46,031
reserve
Other
Gross
•Deficit.—V.
Net
the
will
stock
consolidated
Gross
.•V;
of
underwriters
$7, 229,305
.
$609,885
341,885
taxes
taxes
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
—
Maintenance
Net
No
.
Gross
shares
and
$8,034,919
taxes
lieu
on
stock on a share for
stock. This latter preferred stock was publicly offered
by an investment banking syndicate headed by Dillon,
subject to the exchange rights of holders of the' present
$641,388
taxes
Int.* &
Co.,
to
160, p. 1744.
$642,830
revenues
December—
stock
$716,088
taxes.
redemption
subsidiaries.
—
-
for
called
607.
p,
1944—12 Mos. —1943
1944—Month—1943
amort.
General taxes
York 5,
New
practicable
such
59,767
Operating
Deprec. «fc
Federal
of
1
revenue
been
1945,
preferred
Carolina Power Co.—Earnings
South
$4.56
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
Tennessee
as
soon
1,
&
figure
Period End. Dec. 31—
has
1972,
and collateral
preferred
stock
4% serial bonds, series A,
mortgage 15-year 4%%
bonds, series A, have been called
for redemption on March 1. next,
the former at 101 and interest and
the latter at 102 and interest.
Payment will be made at The Royal
-Bank of, Canada in .Montreal, Toronto, Halifax, Saint John; Winnipeg,
Calgary, Edmonton or Vancouver, Canada.—V. 151, p. 1910.
of
due
Nassau St.,
holders
Jan.
on
first
2,838,929
t$4.15
amortization,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
Operation
Provision
entire issue of first mortgage
Vice-President and Treasurer, on Feb. 6, stated:
expected that; all outstanding 6V2 % preferred stock will be
change their
669,047
Smith Paper Mills, Ltd.—Calls Bonds—
(Howard)
All
series
$2,151,195
:
.
Stanley,
is
"It
retired
which
$3.22
$57,905
Read
and
$1,337,221
—
immediately.
W.
1
1232.
p.
stock
common
Exchange of Stock—
1944
55,754
$175;716
Recovery per ton
Oper. cost per ton
Operating profit
able
1944
<
42.058
48 421
(Production
—V.
1944
385,688
1945, at llO'^ % plus accrued interest.
Redemption will be made at the office of Dillon,
3d Quarter, 2d Quarter, 1st Quarter,
»
380,892
March 5,
ing agent, 28
4th Quarter,
■
$2,536,883
stock—
Bonds—
It is announced that the
Ltd.—Earnings—
Mines,
$2,393
1,554,483
•—1
.
$1,718,113
applicable: to
Calls 4%
share on the
common
stock, no par value, payable March 15 to holders of record
Feb. 21.
Distributions in 1944 were as follows:
March 15, June 15
and Sept. 15, 40 cents each; and Dec. 15, 60 cents.—V. 160, p. 2080.
813
3,119,582
share
common
per
Lamaque Gold Mines,
The directors have declared a dividend of 40 cents per
Slaclen Malartic
i-Ji
;
—
Accrued dividends on MV2 %. cumul. pfd.
Balance
Simonds Saw &
'
'H $i(
>•■:■'.■
.
Net
of New
|
1944
1943
$13,350,217 $13,352,524
—
—
—
shares
1944, amounted to $4.55.—V.
Gross
York has been appointed registrar
lor 1,7.94,061 shares of the $1 par common stock.—V. 161, p. 606.
National
*$9,183
■
for additional 1943 real estate
reserve
a
78
■'
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Earnings
oper. revenues
Other income
Servcl, Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
The
$3,892
$4,094
500
158
750
924,925
405
than
'
.
number
683,211
68,240
franchises—
of
Net
income
Federal
78
827
157.'
reserves,
Income
;
^to3r._Z1943"
retirements—
for
Amort,
and excess profits taxes, and after
giving effect to post-war excess profits tax refund.—V. 160, p. 2653.
♦After
1,567
8,059
500
786
—
$126,297
104,200
$0.76
—
com.
$83,834
104,200
———
shares
Common
1941
1944—12
41,129
(other
Taxes
1942
f'
1,551
2,856
500
160, p. 366.
Utility
$830,261
304,923
Operating revenues
Operating expense
Prov.
1943
1944
1,535
5,458
■
.
Southwestern-Public Service Co.-—Earnings^--
Seeman Brothers, Inc.—Earnings—
1,519
Jan. 1 to Jan. 31
1944
607.
Maintenance
Quarters End. Dec. 31—
7,397
$13,411
depreciation, depletion and Federal
taxes.
(Earnings per common share for 1944 on the basis of
of shares outstanding before the 10%
stock dividend on Dec.
Retire.
$8,999,512 $28,272,960 $27,631,229
$9,200,500
earnings
Period End, Nov. 30—
350.
p.
$14,997
etc
common
Gross
appointment of Harry Hodge as Controller,'
Mr.
Hodge has spent the past six years with subsidiaries of the
U. S. Steel Corporation, the most
recent one being the Tubular Alloy
Steel
Corporation, Gary, Ind., where he was Assistant Controller.—
157,
$12,289
deducting $6,319 as
Earnings
Fed.
'
V.
$13,414
$20,807
,
600
profit
General
Earnings—
1945:,'
.
Gross
(Deficit.—V.
10 Days End. Jan. 31
Period—
Mich.—Controller—
5,941
6,258
Sun Oil Co.
15,
income—
bonds
income
to
—
solely
affil.
net
certain
on
<
Sealed Power Corp., Muskegon,
8,543
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Number
1943
7,511
at 4V2 %
income-
June 30,
31,
1943
$20,938
taxes
fees,
Dec.
6,440,251
tConsol. adjustrn'ts.—Cr
J.—Earnings—
June 30,
31,
$20,832
Sal., acctg. & misc. exp.-
income
P.
2,714,067
income
•Excluding
member of
a
58,394,274
34,453
cos._
'
appointment to the Maryland
Appeals.—V. 161, p. 606.
S.
Transp. System
controlled
Ralph Warnken, of Baltimore, Md., has been appointed a member
of the reorganization committee by Judge W. Calvin Chestnut to suc¬
ceed Charles Markell, of Baltimore, who resigned from the committee
his
of
income
•Net
S.
upon
36,732,375
12,715
the 6%
payable
on
$20,925
(est.)—
Insurance
•After
added
submission
^
,
Total conting. charges—
f718,582
2,897
2,714,337
Mr. Glazebrook
1945.
Jan. 4,
operative on
declared
was
fxd.
chgs._
The reorganization
the time being, Mr. Glazebrook said.
cepted for
,that counsel are preparing a foreclosure decree for prompt
after
Inc.
share
per
was also declared,
19.—V. 161, p. 315.
$50,
1944
expenses
estate
4,684,488
1,970,151
charges
cents
75
1944
lents—
from
1st mtge.
011
Real
1,077,803
73,600
-u—
fixed
of
par
March
record
of
rents——
22,783,373
for fxd.
Income avail,
holders
1077.
inc.
Gross
Net
■.
first
Dec.
134,019
Total miscell. deductions
year,
dividend
preferred stock,
Six Months Ended—*
1,871,885
—,
income
$1 each on the second preferred stock Were
and on March 5, 1943.
of
last
Summit House Corp., Jersey City, N.
4,556,039
202,049
income-
share
per
Hilton and
associates, including the Atlas Corp. and City
6 announced that they had completed negotia¬
purchase of the 3,000-room Stevens Hotel in Chicago, 111.
The
hotel chain includes the Roosevelt and Plaza in New York.—
70,517
a
and
10,
quarterly
to
1,731,309
(net)
oper.
ry.
other
Ry.—Deposits Exceed 75%—~
75,%
31
Trustees'
Net
Total
of the total principal amount of company's securi¬
ties outstanding in the hands of the public which have been called
for deposit under the company's reorganization plan, have been depos¬
ited, according to an announcement Feb. 6 by Otis A. Glazebrook, Jr.,
member of the reorganization committee.
While the right to withdraw
deposited bonds expired Feb. 3, 1945, additional deposits will be ac¬
than
More
,
usual
4,758,088
rents
60 cents
dividend of $1 per share
a
N.
•Net
Seaboard Air Line
March
011
Operating
-taxes
Equip,
•
V.
city
L-
stock
common
Hilton
J.
3,833,750 207,291,828 228,157,858
900,500
7,608,907
6,801,507
9 75,468
8,240,356
7,364,166
—
of
dividend
and
tions for
13,780,286
654,499
708,685
taxes—
taxes
^
"/'?.
\
a
value,
par
Stevens Hotel, Chicago—Sale Completed—
51^169,627 628,223,517 597,367,420
47,335,876 420,931,688 369,209,560
oper...
county and
taxes C_
;.
Federal
"•
declared
5
no
Investing Co., on Feb.
51,568,913
37,788,627
State,
-
$
stock,
non-cumulative 2nd
cumulative
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
>V1'
ry.
•
,
Feb.
011
common
5%
March
Co.—Earnings of Trans. System-
'
vj
•
2760.'
160, p.
directors
the
the
made
$86,721
revenues.
rev,
Total
Mr.-Levey referred to the fact that
233,674
$52,363
j\
*
1941
preferred stock, par $20, both payable
March 10 to holders of record March 1.
Payments of 30 cents each on
$1,225,265
258,122
The
on
on
146.
p.
oper.
Net
a
Corp.
$1,262,789
-
Uneinploy. insur. taxes_
interested."
<
617,999
22,068
stock——.
Ry. oper. expenses
small installation charge, plus a weekly inclusive fee of
$2.25, which would enable'subscribers to amortize the cost of the set
in'about two years.
■
'
"The Scophony
subscription television plan envisages an audience
of at least 1.000,000 within a few years after post-war and at 50 cents
a week, a subscriber fee of $500,000 or an annual revenue of $26,000,000 for the program service alone."
Paramount Pictures, Inc., owns
,a substantial interest in Scophony Corp. of America and its patented
Supersonic and Skiatron Television Systems as an insurance policy
for its stockholders,
and another major film company, 20th Century
payment of
1,538,246
$128,637
..
161,
'"J *
actually shows a picture
home motion pictures, upon
16 m.m.
390,929
1,443,056
20,557
period End. Dec. 31—
By.
which
and
1939
in
comparable to
612,329
394,806
I
Southern Pacific
sub¬
Mr.
contemplating supplying subscribers with the latest
the Scophony home television receiver successfully
London
in
size
in
f
$107,277
__
1942
1943
1944
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—60-Cent Common Div.—
C.
for major film
of revenue
source
178,030
deducts.__
pfd.
Balance
believes subscription radio probably will prove a
in
solving television's economic problem,"
said
"Scophony
stantial
a
195.372
stock.—V.
764,900
taxes)
income
011
—V.
Scophony was surveying the posfor television and considers this
revealed that
Fall
"box-office"
providing an additional
of
method
last
other
Net
Divs.
program.
Mr.
&
737,116
""P
6 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
profit
$165,081
$260,918
$119,450
$249,206
tEarnings per share.—
$0.55
$0.87
$0.40
$0.83
•After depreciation and Federal income taxes (1944, $247,621; 1943,
$390,000; 1942, $80,000). »tOn 300,000 outstanding shares of common
•Net
2,782,163
63,745
Standard Products Co.—Earnings—
The
television
for
'' V
468.
.p.
$7,319,502
3,124,781
]
income
Gross
$7,574,878
288,794
taxes—[
profit
excess
Int.
$659,208
61,367
taxes
income
Television
Chicago, that he believed the best way to creat a "box-office"
was'to introduce a "subscription system" whereby those
Corp.,
cor¬
324,179
amort
General
6 fully endorsed
of Zenith Radio
company, on Feb.
Nance, Vice-President
this
of
J.
of
successor
1944—12 Mos.—1943
1944—Month—1943
expenses
&
Deprec.
Fed.
Scophony Corp. of America—"Box-Office"
Arthur
the
York,
New
$688,195
revenue
Federal
•
,
duties, Eugene Holmah, President, announced on Feb. 6.
He has been
with the company for more than a quarter of a century.—V.
161,
Sought—
of
1945,
Operating
Space
.V.
City
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
Johnson, Lane,
& Co., Inc;
Evans
the
trustee,
9;
Period End. Dec. 31-
$125,000.
Clement A.
of
Bank
11 Broad St.,. New York, N. Y., until 12 o'clock noon,
offered to receive bids for the sale to it of Southern Ice
& Utilities Co. first mortgage gold bonds, 6%
convertible series, due
.Feb. 1, 1946, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $40,076,
at prices not to exceed 100 xk and interest.—V. 160, p, 572.
Savannah Gas Co., being acquired by the
cost of $2,145,000, -and'to pay the cost of
of
estimated
underwriters
to
used
properties
construction
■new
be
Co.
Gas
the
registrant at -an
,
and
stock is $100 per share,
the preferred
of
will
National
Chase
porate
Feb.
(par $10).
$15 per share.
common
proceeds
The
a
*'
that of the
707
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4359
161
>
Standard Oil Co. (New
Jersey)—Official Resigns—
Northrop dl&rey, Assistant to the President for -the past nine years,
that post but will continue with the company on special
has resigned
Benjamin
directors
F.
have
Pepper,
approved
r»,*«rtmnoti
President,
the
on
Feb.
1
purchase by this
nhin
mormfflrinrprs
announced
company
nf
that the
of the K-D
antnmobilft
lamos
allied
and
$900,000.
The
distributors
sells its products to about 2,000
country, including some of
Roebuck,
Firestone,
and
the
Sears,
161, p. 49.
the leading chain stores,
Western Auto Supply.—
/;
'
■
,
480,274,934
314,959,802 300,074,772
45,226,499 506,590,966
—
47,888,578
26,724,594
oper.
21,163,984
17,033,517 191,631,164
oper.
revs.——
Ry.
oper.
exps
fr.
rev.
inc.
Fed.
profits
Other
ry.
28.192,982
and
*Includes $365,901 tax
15,000,000
10,800,000
2,495,743
2,002,932
1.347,258
taxes——
911,577
inc.
Net
charge)—
(net
118,000,000 103,000,000
23,806,203 23,063,145
facil.
joint
and
rents
13,298,946
tlncluded
12,931,162
3,319,008
36,526,015
41,205,855
2,921,123
20,401,418
18,876,031
7,653,572
6,240,131
2,639,618
1,863,102
56,927,433
15,856,539
2,320,983
opers
and
from -invests,
5,332,589
income
Total
160.
60,081,886
14,788,627
41,070,894
4,377,029
5,013,954
sources)
(all
inc.
Appropriated, to &. reserve against possible refunds
S.
U.
on
♦Released
from
Dividends
on
for
Balance
.
Earnings
stock
Cr859,020
3,981,724
stock—„
37,948,190
reserve
.
preferred
common
share—
per
•'
•
;u
U. S.
on
161, p. 147.
rates.—V.
'
refunds
of
Because
3,981,724
31,311,535
$17.07
$14.09
shipments. To
in
net income
resulting from refunds on shipments
prior years of the difference between commercial rates
*
45,293.259
10,000,000
shipments-
Govt,
Govt,
1
offset reduction
transported in
and land grant
,
n/i
^
)
r'.'
.
•
' -
.
to Alaska—
The corporation has announcecd it will file exhibits with the Civil
Aeronautics Board, preparation ot a hearing Feb. 13, proposing to cut
existing fares between Seattle, Tacoma and Alaskan points almost in
half, and to offer fares which are less than the average steamer fare
territory.
„»
.
,,
Report—
1944
1943
$1,700,287
$1,529,494
10 Mos. Ended Oct. 31—
-
347,046
306,409
tNet loss
143,981
175,106
"Includes
other
income.
tAfter
interest
and
depreciation, but
before provision for reorganization fees and allowances.—V, 161, p. 609.
depreciation.
and
Co.—-Dividends—
United States Rubber
31 of the resignation of P. M.
Willcox
as
Vice-President—administrative, to become effective on
March 1.
On March 15 he will become Vice-President of Fred Olsen
Line Agency, Ltd., with offices at the headquarters of that company
made
was
Jan.
on
In New York City.
&
Co.,
■
Norwegian
a
and is the operating
Consolidated Income
1944—3 Mos.—-1943
$13,513,102 812,410,001
Oper. exps. excl. taxes.
5,644,678
4,990,946
Federal taxes
1,233,525
1,152,354
Other taxes
1,188,803
1,086,076
Prop. ret. & depl. res.
2,844,326
2,815,312
Period End. Oct. 31—
revenues
____
Net
Other
20,887
$2,622,652
income
$2,380,653 $11,736,776
'
Statement
ral
Net
—V.
Corp.
1944—12 Mos—1943
de-
$2,028,921
9,203,603
$1,030,247
$1,066,353
3,807,532
3,524,399
$7,798,125
Corp.—Plan Approved—
plan filed by corporation designed to
Commission's order of March 4, 1942, directing the
to divest itself of all its interest in Fort Smith
SEC approved
with
comply
holding
in
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
the
from
securities
r,
for
in Southern Gas will be sold
The Commission found the sale
$1,200,000.
and.
provisions
...
.
exempted .the sale of
U-50, covering competitive
"
'
"
accordingly,
of
Rule
,
sale to purchase or redeem a
collateral trust bonds. The company proposes
to apply such lunds to the purchase
of series A 6%
bonds in the open market at not to exceed 104 and,
if
the amount
is not exhausted by April 20,
the balance will be
applied to the redemption of the bonds at 103 on July 1, 1945.—
V. 1(51, p. 49.
United will use the -proceeds from the
part of its outstanding,
to
indenture trustee
the
instruct
the exercise of
and Sept. 1, 50
1945,
Net
$9,728,587 $11,006,564 $30,971,844 $29,319,984
sales
Cost
sales
of
Sell.,
1944—9 Mos.—1943
1944—3 mos.—1943
gen.
.
adm.
&
exp.
8,466.100
636,015
>
26,337,344
2,048,327
9,446,890
688,792
Operating expenses
Net oper,
Co.—Earnings—
1943
1942
1941
$40,277
35,503
$23,507
23,870
$27,904
22,314
$4,807
62,780
$4,774
*$363
$5,589
61,727
62,433
67,680
$67,587
$66,501
$62,070
$73,269
profit.
Bond
income
interest,
etc.
57,129
54,508
45,385
44,115
—
$21,116
$7,562
$16,140
^
.y'
Preliminary
earnings for the year 1944, shows a net profit of
$71,145, equivalent to $4.80 each on 14,818 shares of $5 preferred
stock
(on' which unpaid
accumulations amount to $67.50 a share),
compared with $51,869, or $3.39 each on .15,318 preferred shares in
Net
profit
$23,472
—
24,961,720
2,109,230
oper.
Dividend
Other
income
Gross
income
>"
41,462
49,170
226,507
$800,814
_■
charges
Prov. for Fed.
$1,146;559
62.288
i
:
taxes
$2,249,034
115,115
'115,481
is /*
542,839
'$3,244,493
58,031'Mi j
137,022
518.618
*
$2,882,767!
150,413
-
on
280.000
—
475,050
$458,526
income
$2,586,173
$870,882
132.880
—
credits—
income
Income
$626,472
income
160,
p>
2337.
Offering—Harriman, Ripley
offered 70,000 shares
preferred stock (par $25) at $37 Y2 per
Dealer's discount, %.—V. 161, p. 609.
Co., Inc., and associates on Feb. 5
share net.
income
$612,478
.
Capital shares outstdg..
Earnings per share
Notes—(1)
While
the
376,836
$1.22
effect
of
376.836
$1.63
the
possible
1,800.000
1.176,050
$1,307,471
•Net
profit
$166,710
$191,582
$251,212
$397,103
120,000
—
—
150,000
260,000
(2>
ended
upon
376,836
$3.47
renegotiation
376.836
$4.13
of
war
the
Depreciation, and amortization, charges for the nine months
Dec.
31. ' 1944
and 1943, aggregated $742,052 and $725,114
respectively.—V.
161,
p.
248.
&
tOn
Atwill
and
securities
and
on
$0.95
$1.25
$1.98
income and excess profits
$0.83
Consolidated
Assets—Cash
hand
1914
banks, $717,785; U.
(at cost), $599,745;
in
Mason,
Moran &
Morris
Mather
marketable stocks
100,000
Merrill
Barrow, Leary & Co.—
100,000
Jack M.
100,000
&
Bass
Co
Baum, Bernheimer Co._
$3,500; total,
Liabilities—Accounts
Federal
and State
$2,360,752.
100,000
Ross & CoNashville Securities Co.
400,000
100,000
The
provision
tax notes
$106,000), $25,700; common stock (200.000 shares, no par),
000,000; surplus earned, $1,246,958; total, $2,360,752.—V. 159, p.
$1,682.
Co.—Sells Certain Physical
Wabash Portland Cement
Assets—•
M.
bid
&
Co.
closed early in the
and
afternoon.
bid 99.77 for
associates
Feb.
&
pany
1,
1945;. due Feb.
and interest
in New York City.
o
«5i
It
(F&A)
i,
'•.
500,000
Alfred O'Gara
&
Co.—
100,000
Co.————-
2,500,000
Courts
Park-Shaugnessy
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc.—__
Kendall.
Co.
150,000
Davis,
Skaggs & Co.—
& Co
100,000
600,000
Dt-mpsey
Ferris
Sc
Ellis
son
-
&
&
Kalman
W.
Co...
J-
400,000
W. Thomas
and Co.
350,000
750,000
100,000
100,000
The
Co..
1,000,000
&
Kemp
Langley
&
&
Co., Inc—
100,000
:
Dulles
150,000
Co.—
&
S. Yantis &
Inc.
200,000
Co.—
200,000
-
White-Phillips'
Wurts,
F.
McMaster Hutchinson
&
100,000
200,000
Davis & Co.—
Hattier &
Sanford
100,000
Co
125,000
—
Welsh,
Co.-
C.
150,000
Co
Weil & Arnold
500,000
Inc.—
&
Tyson
Washburn
200,000
Kidder & Co.—
Loewi
Dabney
Townsend,
1,500,000
750,000
200,000
—
Kean, Taylor & Co
M.
100,000
Waiter Stokes &
E.
Co
Co.,
100,000
100,000
Wagner—
Thomas & Co
White,
Thomas
A.
&
500,000
Co
&
100,000
300,000
Inc.—
Bruce &
Hirsch
250,000
2,000,000
Showers
Smart
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Heller,
Robert
Ander¬
Son,
2,500,000
Mayer-
Shields Ss Co..
500,000
——
&
&
Co
&
&
100,000
Corp.
.
Graham, Parsons & Co.
Green,
Schwabacher
Seasongood
Cleveland
First
2,500,000
& Co.
Pomeroy, Inc
150,000
250,000
Field, Richards & Co.The
F. Rothschild
L.
2,500,000
-
Schoellkopf, Hutton
200,000
Hardgrove
200,000
Sons
&
Inc.!—
&
_
Rollins
H.
E.
150,000
Chapman
250,000
Robinson-
Humphrey Co.——
500,000
Se '
Inc
150,000
Inc.———;
Co.,
The
—
100,000
2,500,000
Riter & Co._
v
Securities
Evans
100,000
Inc
Phelps, Fenn & Co
Rauscher, Pierce &
100,000
Union
Trust
100,000
&
Copeland
100,000
Dallas
A.
&
—--i'
CO.
Patterson,
200,000
Co
&
Curtiss, House & Co.—
Equitable
Corp.
&
-
&
200,000
100,000
Co
&
Cruttenden
M.
750,000
Torrey
.
'-7
at
-";q
Account
Income
upp m
m
Co.,
100,000
——:
for Calendar
pi
Freight
revenue
revenue——
other
All
Total
1941*''''
1942
$78,426,279 $80,067,520 $68,449,908;
10,734,255. 10,399,942
6,163,206
5,540,593
5,053,085
4,285,370
revenue-J—
Passenger
Years
1943
1944
$50,800,291
2,974,484
3,758,765
$94,701,127 $95,520,547 $78,898,484 $57,533,540
19,143,985
17,514,520 14,287,913
13,089,498
—
Maintenance '
Deprec. chgs. and amort.
4,512,544
3,788,210
3,334,812
2,172,329
expense
29,468,794
27,969,908
25,005,541
20,270,706
expenses—
5,119,893
5,083,222
4,409,116
3,804,771
projects-
defense
of
Transportation
other
All
Net
$36,455,911 $41,164,687 $31,861,102 $18,196,236
22,240,100 24,495,373 14,961,300
5,110,863
'
^ ■. "
rev
oper.
accruals
and joint facil.
tax
Ry.
Equip.
■ -
3,970,724
$9,114,649
746,431
674,003
$10,148,817 $12,541,208 $11,798,076
108,129
172,001
944,735
$9,788,652
78,751
$12,369,207 $10,853,341
$9,709,901
income
non-oper.
income
ry,
income
deductions
misc.
4,891,646
4,938.379
oper.
Net
Total
5,848,157
$9,277,432 $11,777,668 $11,051,645
(net)
rents
Inc. avail, for fxd.
763,540
871,385
■
278,205
366,500
364,039
2,104,031
2,138,328
3,783,496
30,253
5,454
9,111
69,053
debt———
———
10,822
—
fxd.
chgs._
$7,616,997
$9,967,038
contingent
chgs._
1,316,412
1,415,234
—-
$6,300,585
$8,551,804
unfunded debt-
on
funded
Total
discount
of
Amort,
j;
377,876
2,040,361
funded debt—
interest™
on
fixed
Int.
7
equipment
and
Int.
chgs. $10,040,688
roads
Rent:■ for 'leased,
after
_
on
/i i j.1-*""-1-
•
«J
.v;:.:.'
i-'—'.
Cash
*
Net
1944
:■}
t
,
,-J-$220,992,394
6,045,674
—
—
—
—
IDr).
receivable from agents and
accounts receivable—
conductors,
Miscellaneous
—
Material and supplies—_5————
current
fund
Insurance
Other
dividends receivable—
and
deferred
——_
assets—
—-—
advances———
other funds--
Rents
and insurance
Other
unadjusted
—
—
..
175,456
1,779,097
2,708,101
4,463,320
126,299
31,380
101,889
99,861
——
*2,597,397
—28,748
paid in advance—.———
85,466
—
assets-^i——^——
premiums
debits——
Securities issued or assumed
Total
—-
———
receivable—
Rents
28,161,500
9,326,259
-i.
car-service balances
balance
.
'r. -...v.'r •
—
investments (reserve fund for taxes)—
Temporary cash
Special deposits
Traffic and
—
$6,500,072 ,$5,532,113
r1'..
n
$5,532,113
$8,279,460
1,779,388
General Balance Sheet, Dec. 91,
■
AsSetS
Total. investments———-—,—
Working
1971.
payable
Definitive bonds in coupon
v"
Co.—
Otis
Cooley & Co.—
Other
office or agency of com¬
form, registerable
as to principal, in denomination of $1,000 and in fully registered form
in
the
denomination
of
$1,000
and
authorized
multiples
thereof.
Redeemable before maturity, as a whole or in part on any date at
option of company, and in part through operation of the sinking fund
on Feb. 1 in each ypar commencing with the year 1947, on the notice
Principal
&
1,000,000
100,000
Phillips Co.—
Burr, Inc;
&
Cohu
Interest and
3%s, the only other
submitted.
Dated
100,000
100,000
Newton
E.
Byllesby Sc.Co.,
,)
Stuart & Co.,
Feb. 5 that offered
$47,000,000 first mortgaged 3*4% bonds, series B, due
1971, at 99%% and accrued interest. The bonds were
awarded to the group on its bid of 98.38. Halsey, Stuart,
& Co., Inc., announced Jan. 5 that the offering met with
a very favorable response and that the dealer subscrip¬
were
Hano—
1,000,000
Inc._—
—————:w-:
Coffin
200,000
of
Co.
Omaha
Newburger
iCo. ;above.—V. 125, p. 1338.
Offered—Halsey,
Inc., headed an underwriting group
Kuhn Loeb
National
100,000
Net income—
RR.—Bonds
&
750,000
H.
150,000
Cabot——
400,000
——
Burr & Co.,
1,500,000
;
Miller
Mullaney,
Brown & Sons—
Alex.
1
payable,
$78,255; accruals, $9,838;
income taxes (after U. S. Treasury
Universal Atlas Cement
Pierce,
C.
R.
Braun, Monroe & Co.—
accounts receiv¬
of
See
200,000
& Beane
&
Moors
300,000
Total
$243,033; cash surrender value life insurance, $41,486; merchan¬
mortgages receivable, $3,010,; post-war bonds,
$17,514;
real
estate,
plants, machinery, equipment, trucks (after
reserve
for depreciation of $616,464), $455,680; patents, $1; deferred
for
100,000
Co._
CO,-—--——
&
2,500,000
Biddle, Whelen & Co.—
Co
W.
150,000
—
Co-
&
Lynch,
Fenner
E.
100,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
inventory, $278,998;
charges,
&
S. Government
able,
dise
Co._
Marx
100,000
100,000
The Bankers Bond Co._
Gross
Sheet, Dec. 31,
Balance
and
$200,000
Inc
100,000
Co
A. E. Aub & Co
&
&
Burns
Corbett,
$7,975,000
Allison-Williams Co
and Federal and State
shares.
<
'
200.000
Amount
Martin,
Co.
Inc.
260,000
___
•After all charges
taxes.
1941
1942
1943
1944
tEarnings per share on
com. stock
(no par)-
$1,556,304
company's income for the nine months ended
Dec. 31, 1944 and 1943, is not presently determinable, the management
is of the opinion that it will not be material.•
contracts
,,
Amount
Stuart
Halsey,
N. Y.—Earns.—
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (& Subs.), Rochester,
Dividends
•
,
Virginian Ry.—Secondary
&
tion books
Net
the
of
names
<
'
•Loss.
Wabash
Net
purchasers and the
principal
which they respectively have agreed to purchase are
Harris, Hall & Co.
(Inc.)
1944
•
revenues
1, 1971.
bonds, series A, due Jan.
follows;
as
Inc.
Chemicals, Inc.—Quarterly Statement
U. S. Industrial
Period End. Dec. 31—
101 Vi,
at
bonds
of
be provided by the com¬
together with funds to
required, will be applied to the redemption on
of the entire outstanding $47,354,300 first
extent
Underwriters—The
amount
Gregory
$36,485
31,678
3 Mos. End. Dec. 31—
Gas Producing Co.
unreasonable"
"not
bidding.
29 a
in Fort Smith and
investment
Stephens
R.
W.
price
Jan.
and Southern
United's
to
the
company
Co.
Gas
the
1,
Co.
a
stock
Operating
247.
P.
have declared
1944 on the stock outstanding before
rights were as follows:
March 1, June 1
cents each; and Nov. 1, $1.—V. 160, p. 2655.
$7,554,271
United Public Utilities
The
to
Farwell,
Inc.—40-Cent Common Dividend—
15.
Feb.
Payments
the
9,967,337
•
944,340
Island, and the Missouri Pacific.
Purpose—Proceeds,
$1,394,466
$1,974,587 $11,332,524 $11,361,803
869,907
N. Y., the lines of the company connect
pany
Clement
Years End. Dec. 31—
■
Rock
of 6% cumulative
—
income
161.
$42,235
1,932,352
$1,936,260
etc.,
Atlas
Atlas
dividend of 40 cents per share on the
recently Increased number of common shares resulting from the sub*
scription by the stockholders at $10 per share of one new share for
each 'share held.
The dividend is payable March 15 to holders of
1943.—V;
income
dUCtions
$8,067,465
$1,901,275 $12,907,051 $11,174,736
1,859,040
10,878,130"
9,780,270
$90,863
interest,
Net
of United GaiS
1,845,397
(net)—
income
$7,710,779
(natu¬
gas)
Gross
$1,418,205
$2,056,319
1,965,456
deduct.
Net oper. revs,
year, will manufacture Universal Portland cement,
air-entraining cement, Atlas High-Early cement and
per
Duraplastic
Mortar cement.
Total
(natural
rev;
oper.
on
168,105
1944—3 Mos.—1943
...
...
Other
46.214
$1,679,786
____
Income
gas)
$8,235,570
192,385
35,424
Period End. Oct. 31
>per. revenues
President,
Other income
—
surplus
Balance
$7,903,164
mi¬
to
interests
nority
3.794,102
$1,464,419
$1,715,210
applic.
,'•
3,833,612
916,234
907.442
Balance
5ortion
Smith,
S.
plant, which has been shut down for more than a year, would again
be placed in operation and will be known as the Osborn plant of the
Universal Atlas
Cement Co.
It has a capacity of about 2,000,000
record
Buffalo,
from
Lehigh Valley, the New York Central, the Erie
while at Kansas City its lines join the Union
the
Caldwell
(N. Y.)—Acquisition—
Jan. 31 announced the purchase by
this
company
of certain physical assets of the Wabash Portland
Cement Co.,
located at Osborn, Ohio, consisting principally of lands,
buildings and machinery embraced in the Osborn cement plant.
Mr. Smith said that after extensive repairs and improvements, the
$12,029,672
to public, etc.,
deductions
'otal
been
has
Universal Atlas Cement Co.
barrels
extends
company
with the Lacka¬
and the
Pacific,
the Santa Fe, the Kansas City Southern, the Missouri-Kansas-Texas,
the St. Louis-San Francisco, the Rock Island and the Burlington, and
at
Omaha connect with
the Union Pacific, the Illinois Central, the
Burlington, the North Western, the Great Western, the St. Paul, the
Inc.
359.662
Net int.
the
and
Y„
Boettcher and Co._
Hall,
$11,670,010
(net)
income
Gross
.
Inc.—Controller Appointed—
Management Engineer and Acting Controller for
appointed Controller of this corporation and
its
subsidiary,
the Trimz Co.,
Inc., William H. Yates, President,
announced on Feb. 3.—V, 161, p. 248.
R.
months,
The directors
$2,365,313 $11,201,339
15,240
535,437
$2,601,765
revenues—
oper.
N.
Chicago, 111.
wanna,
Co.,
1944—12 Mos—1943
$60,580,924 $55,404,355
23,045,284 20,328,087
9,701,979
6,494,115
4,776,213
4,726,679
11.856,109 12.185,464
of
railroad
of
rights over the Canadian National Rys. from
Suspension Bridge, N. Y., to Windsor, Ont.,
opposite Detroit, Mich.) to Kansas City, Mo., Omaha, Neb., and Des
Moines, la.; from Chicago, Ili., to St. Louis, Mo., and from Toledo, O.,
7 declared a total in
United Wallpaper,
William
Van Raalte Co.,
Statement (Incl. Sub, Cos.)
line
trackage
(via
Rock,
Bioren
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
United Gas Corp.
Operating
„
representative of Fred Olsen
company which operates a fleet of cargo vessels
manager of the Norwegian Airline.—V. 161, p. 507.
is the United States
Agency
Olsen
main
Y.
Black
mortgage 4%
dividends of $4 a share
on
the 8%
non-cumulative first preferred stock, $2 to be paid 011
March 12 to holders of record Feb. 19, and $2 to be paid on June 11
to holders of
record May 21.
These payments are to be made from
net earnings of the company during the year 1944.
One-half of the preferred dividend for 1943 was paid in that year,
and the remainder was paid $2 on March 10 and $2 on June 9, 1944.
One-half of
the preferred dividend for Tj44 was paid during that
year, $2 on Sept. 8 and $2 on Dec. 15, 1944i
The directors also declared a dividend of 50 cents a share on the
common stock, from earned surplus as of Dec. 31, 1944.
This dividend
is payable March 12 to holders of record Feb. 19.
The company paid
a
dividend of 50 cents a share on the common stock on Dec. 15, 1944,
from earned surplus of the company as of Dec. 31, 1943, making a
total of $2 a share paid on the common stock in 1944.—V. 161, p. 609.
Blaine
Announcement
the company
1941,
April
Alaskf^ifrom Chicago and points all along United s system
would be reduced proportionately in the even the company is granted
the route and its tariffs are accepted.-
Official Resigns—
31,
The
N.
to
Fares
The
Dec.
Pennsylvania,
United Air Lines, Inc.—Reduced Fares
to the
and assets of Wabash Railway were
1941, and by deed dated as of
acquired all of the properties of Wabash
Railway and took possession and began operations on Jan, 1, 1942.
properties
the
of
all
1941,
purchased at foreclosure sale on Dec. 1,
At Buffalo,
three
initial
prin¬
Company—Company was' incorporated in Ohio Sept. 2, 1937, for
purpose of
carrying out a plan of reorganization of Wabash
Pursuant to the plan of reorganization, dated as of March
to
Co.—Trustee's
& Improvement
States Realty
United
The directors on Feb.
Net
tPreliminary figures.—
carry-back of $500,765.
tax
a
1782.
p.
Operating revenues
?Profit before interest
trans¬
from
portation
Inc.
V.
excess
taxes
Equip,
180,200,162
amount plus redemption premiums, the
5% and 2 Vz-fe, respectively, of the
principal
the
15,
Preliminary
—
taxes
profit after charges and
Earnings per common
tion.
Net
Co.
$1944
1943
*$1,552,609 f$l,608,671
'
•
$2,23
$2.31
carry-back credit, less post-war credit reduc¬
Calendar Years—
Net
•Ry.
Foundry
&
Earnings-
-
1944—12 Mos.—T943
1944—Month—1943
Pipe
States
United
the
cipal amount, plus accrued interest.
Railway.
Canada.—V. 147, p. 908.
Montreal, P. Q., or Toronto, Ont.,
(Including Leased Lines)
7
outstanding
the
of
at
redemption premiums being
first mortgage sinking fund 5% bonds due
1958 have been called for redemption on March
5, 1945, at 103 V\
pth)
in'erp^t.
Pavment will be made at The Canadian Bank of Com¬
merce in St. John's, Newfoundland; Halifax, N. S.;
Saint John, N. B.;
Union Pacific RR.«—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
and.
Ltd.—Bonds Called—
United Towns Electric Co.,
approximately
All
K-D Lamp company
as
of
consideration
cash
a
/
throughout
such
V.
for
accessories,
.
..
Monday, February 12, 1945
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
708
:
—
(unpledged)——
——.
^—
:
i
2,090,031
267,635-
———$279,080,507
Volume
Number
161
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
Liabilities—
Capital
debt
Washington Water Power
^
\
stock
Funded
—
Equipment obligations—
Amounts payable to affiliated
$89,182,917
—
——
...
—
unmatured
5,260,000
—
—
companies—^
L.
Audited accounts and wages payables._—
accounts payable—...,
.
Interest
matured
3,067,227
267,908
1,017,401
25,733
unpaid—.-.———,—„
unpaid—
———*,■'
Unmatured
interest
Unmatured
dividends
1,114,270
1,399,633
accrued
declared
Unmatured rents accrued---——-u--—~
tax
Accrued
—
■
-
-
amortization of
Accrued
amortization of defense projects-—equipment
Accrued
depreciation—leased property—
———-
Unearned
surplus—
.
surplus—appropriated——
Earned
Total
.
•Includes
sible
_
to
-
Government
halted
were
The new complaint against the Okanogan District alleges that it is
a
public utility, since it is not subject to State and Federal
utility regulation.
It also is alleged that Okanogan intends to become
a
competitor of Washington Water Power,
and the company has
never
been required
to furnish electricity wholesale to a purchaser
not
$279,080,507
who
intended
representing revenues subject to pos¬
—V.
.....
under pending
agencies
land
to
customers
serve
being
now
by the
served
priated—are
total surplus
being unchanged thereby.—V. 161, p. 609.
L,
letter
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.—Annual Report—
Fund
Rents
from
Total
...
Amortization
who
incl.,
Operating &
costs
roys.
26,217,i73
__4
partic—
&
8,321,795
75,598,386
general expenses
V
Net income i-x—
31,045,685
.
(net)
3,825
Provision
for
;
Profit
*'
taxes
int.
Asset
25,281,917
26,665,705
16,824,886
•
.
>jVs
1944,
price of Wellington Fund shares increased from $15,78
payment
of
$1.15
share
per
dividends,
in
;
assets™.
shown
as
Dec.
31,
1944
1.15
Dec.
31,
Net. increase '-
from
Income
1943
15.78
__
„
—
—
dividends;
Interest,
Deductions
Net
.
Excess
tax....
profits
Earned
Net
surplus begin of period
disct,
Profit
4,000,000
8,238,483
8,554,513
...
—
affil. company—
—
Losses
28,871,802
—
and
capital
provision for losses on
(net)——
assets
Dividends
$450,558
.
5,000
income
net
$445,558
461,790
...
profit from security transactions—
$1.87
$2.12
income
for
$616,303 in 1942 in respect of studio properties charged to film costs.
{After deducting credit for debt retirement of $830,000 and post-war
of $280,000.
ttlncluding $72,500 loss on cancellation of lease.
$ {Included in redemption price of preferred stock. refund
$906,077
surplus, beginning of period—
43.887
Adjustment for accrued dividends of own shares sold.—.—
47,970
Prior
period's adjustments
...37
„
Total
surplus
Dividends
end of
Assets—(j^sh,
period
$44,147
,
end of period—.
$662,095;
$12,953,351
Consolidated Balance
'
accrued
at
cost,
and dividends receivable,
$13,242,008; furniture and
J$4$46; State taxes,
ta^.es,
$8,793; management
custodiah .ana 'transfer agent fees, $6,830; accrued divi¬
share's^ sold (included in subscription price), $299;
stock (par $1), $917,945; capital surplus, $12,953,351; earned
own
on
Sheet
1944
Cash
9,927,170
and charges to
in progress
at
cost
Gross
3,508,160
1,246,323
2,321,977
Net
1,019,671
Net ry.
4,542,511
3,837,359
4,793,846
productions, at cost less amortization
Production completed but not released, at cost-
productions,
7,454,011
4,579,270
54,339,012
{,919,364
Released
Productions
8,948,791
2,210,178
6,082,602
14,597,078
9,704,398
receivable—
notes
6,721,716
49,752,155
•Buildings and equipt. on owned properties
{Leaseholds, bldgs. & equipt. on leased prop—
45,073,787
9,596,565
Government
Mortgages,
receivable
Deposits
bonds——
(less
to
3,619,945
reserve)—.—
10,470,692
2,167,678
profits
488,497
818,485
285,068
280,000
2,441,502
tax„
1,135,000
2,389,571
——1-
from
Net
ry.
'r-.
8,933,781
Total
1942
8,403,226
Liabilities—
payable
payable
Interest
—
accrued
_
Amounts
withheld
Accrued
Funded
and
debt,
collected
—
1,770,969
1,137,922
1,174,434
$2,384,101
365,381
2,597,864
7,601,820
*567,311
*18,224
railway
oper.
income
etc.,
income
from
for Fed
Govt.
railway
railway
income™
161,
50,360,509
38,537,321
24,089,163
20,652,533
22,545,844
10,333,606
18,431,417
16,109,884
9,108,052
4,223,986
7,331,658
248.
p.
Western Ry. of
Gross
from
from
Net
Alabaman-Earnings—
ry.
1944
2,535,000
4,372,'414
2,098,764
$457,242
$450,103
126,716
railway
138,861
46,786
railway
oper.
from
income
34.462
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
5,586,048
1,986,314
railway
oper.
income—.
Funded
and
of subs. pper.
other
Deferred
1941
$442,030
$236,851
222,715
30,829
20.762
2,334
3,374,645
617,186
805,357
5,342,133
2,236,080
659,911
523,357
110,931
1,837,238
450,392
In for. territories. tt6,271,443
39,939
1,544,201
298,274
Int.
Common
stock
($5
Capital
surplus
Earned
surplus
-5,997,008
Qq.;,
40,850,099
732,123
—
.*
639,805
2,592,153
cos.„281,596
19,006,723
57,371,956
with
in
reserve
Vice-President of
that company
A.
Williams,
N.
Western
in 1943.—V.
Union
President.
upon
Mr.
it
Deegan
the merger of Postal
183,785,207 181,654,773
for
and
$11,468,956
'
stock
1941
1942
$2,088,043
906,834
$3,679,769
*924,137
1,266,907
*224,^0-k. :*829,935; •1,563,029,
;j;645,369
^
'
railway
'4" V\': v. *
/
34,627,272
11,982,504
.
20,163,863
7,385,987
4,801,729
35,655,474
17,052,953
10,572,126
4,354,593
: ,X/
:
V,
•
•
\
V
L:
'•
•
.
Corp.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
1944
1943
$3,484,551
Completed sales
Partly completed
Total
Net
$4,173,947
6,435,946
contracts..
sales
profit
taxes
8,634,307
$12,118,858 $10,609,893
........
before
and
income
and
profits
excess
before
contingency charge (including proportionate profit on partly completed
;
estimated
for
taxes—
and
war
864,348
1,763,029
1,280,500
60,000
—_—
Provision for
post-war contingencies—
612,000
.♦422,529'^S|52,-348
Earned
per share
booked during
Orders
Uncompleted
•$150,000
to
orders
$0.45
included
charged
1943-44
cancellations
in
sales
year-end.
price
and
sales
$0.26
5,251,077
{20,012,307
quarter.
not
quarter.
7,560.031
20,930,994
{After reduction
redetermination
$259,834
during the
of
'
S. E. Lauer, President, states:
,
More than 88^
of the $20,012,307 uncompleted orders at Dec. 31,
involved refrigeration and air conditioning related directly or
indirectly to'the war effort.
Orders being currently booked are folr
lowing the same pattern.
1944,
.
,
Certain
elected
have
former
have
to
the
stockholders
their
courts
who
dissented
from
the
and
merger
stock
reopen
appraised attempted in early December to
the subject so that they would not be bound
the appraisal award.
In this action unwarranted statements were
some of which were repeated in the public press.
The United
Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously dismissed their petition
by
made,
States
Dec. 29.
on
1944.—V.
holders
The
of
or
161, p. 349.
of
$2,318,000 par value
of first mortgage 5% bon£s,
deposit representing ownership thereof, are being
$1,000 bond or certificate by.Adolph Friedeberg,
certificates of
$280 for each
Presi^enjv of Machine
It
stated
become
Bank
1,623
be
must
effective.
of
& Equipment Co.
bonds or certificates,
National
:
70$ of the out¬
purchase offer to
and
certificates
should
be
presented to
Trust & Savings Association, Los Angeles.
offered
Bonds
America
Calif.—V.
Tool
that
standing, total,
by Feb.
or
the
21 for
'
141, p. 2132.
1944
•Profit
from
operations™
ISo^few
has
been
elected
a-
director
of
this
1942
1943
$34,429,347 $41,963,798 $49,415,335
Prov. for deplet. of minerals and for
Interest
funded
on
interest
Federal
excess
for
income
2,326,397
5,525,000
tax__^
2,411,494
" 4,920,000
$8,037,442 $10,305,706
4,992,000
5,850,000 {13,408,000
year-.
per
11,998,135
other
profits tax
shares
-s-:>
13,199,959
$7,944,922
and
12,929,298
2,180,128
debt
charges.
Federal normal
outstanding
share
1,675,008
$4.25
common
19,780,000
1,675,008
1,675,008
$4.31
$5.66
•After deducting
charges for maintenance and repairs of plants, etc.,
and after deducting $1,600,000 in 1944, $1,650,000 in 1943, $3,250,000
in 1942, and $2,000,000 in 1941 provision for contingencies.
{After
giving effect to post-war credit and for credit for debt retirement.
Note—No provision has been made for
of
renegotiation.—V. 160,
p.
2447.
company
and
the
.J
*Vf'
'
rjj
(and Subs.)—Earnings—
1943
1944
1942
$3,372,908
inc. & exc. profits
taxes——„3,466,390
2,072,787
954,403
$1,300,121
$1,055,706
j
f
f
$2,010,109
Fed.
Net
profit
$1,437,722
tEarns per com.
share.
depreciation,
Federal
income
taxes
excess
^
1941
$1,150,073
;
$2.92
excise
and
.$2.64
and
$2.14
395,540
.
'$754,533
$1.53
but before provision
{On 492,464 shares of
.:,
.■
reserves,
profits taxes.
capital stock outstanding,
Director-
any^jlpssible liablity in respect
$4,904,112
for
Estimated
Union
& Signal Coi
He is also director of the Manufacturers Trust
the American Express Co., Lehigh Valley RR., the National Iron
operating profits for the first three months of the period
amounted
to
$2,533,263,-before provision * for Federal income and
excess
profitS:;t.4xes<".ftmGtftffcihg to $1,466,985, while estimated operating
profits for th«j.test threh.inPhths of the period amounted to $2,370,849,
before net excess profits taxes of
$1,999,405.
■
i'-
Bank
of Morrlstown, N. J., Manning, Maxwell vfc Moore, Inc., and the
Magor Car Corp., and Chairman of the board of the American District
Telegraph Co.—V. 160, p. 2656.
^
,
•
War
The
Out&uf: tJp
IoM—
corporation's production of
v?ar equipment in 1944 was 'almostj
i'943, it \vals Announced oil Jan. 29 by Commander E. Fr
McDonald, Jr., Presidentj as the company was awarded for the fifth
double that ofr
Wickwire Spencer Steel Go.—New Director-—
time the Army-Navy
The company on Jan. 25 announced the election of Robert T.
Dunlap
a member of the board
of directors.
He is also Vice-President in
charge
production and will continue td make his headquarters
Buffalo, N. Y.—V. 160, p. 2796.
of
in
tAfter reserve for depreciation
1944
from
•After
161^^ 248.
Albert Nathaniel Williams, President of the Western Union Telegraph
19,006,723
depreciation of $41,278,642 in 1944 and $42,144,975
and amortization of $11,912,in 1943.
{Including 100,255 shares of
common
stock carried at $1.
ttlncluding bank loans of $2,125,804
guaranteed by Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
t$After deducting U. S.
Treasury notes of $13,165,619.—V. 160, p. 2447.
1943.
126
by
Svritch
21,918,340
___
—
♦After
in
a
recently
Westinghouse Air Brake
57,371,956
28,871,802
:
100Vo
to
$904,692
35,998,193
13,262,449
•Operating profit
299,459
par)-.—
——
45,544,196
2,582,543
____________.
subs.
became
as
Total
announced
Co.;
long-term debt—
$0.77
■
1943
•
$3,137,044
1,050,428
Zenith Radio Corp.
business,
2,226,424
contingencies
of minority stockholders in
effect
$636,193
•
299,760
William
J.
Deegan, Vice-President of this company and former
President of the Postal Telegraph System, retired at his own request on
Jan. 18, after 46 years of service in the communications
4,136,763
for
-
ry. oper. income™
4,268,574
•Deficit.—V. 161, p. 148.
2.466,901
1,954,111
•
ma¬
—L
credits
Reserve
1944'
railway
railway
6 Mos. End. Oct. 31—
1,623,408
5,213,706
year
$0.92
Net
Earnings
1942
5
—V. 161, p. 148.
10,431,769
Owing to affiliated companies
Royalties and participation payable
Advance payments for film, deposits, etc.—.
Current liabs.
Net
Common
1943
From Jan. 1—
Gross
6,239,595
contractual obligations
one
$0.27
Preliminary Consolidated Earnings for the Year Ended Dec. 31
52,849,947
oper.
December—
{{6,531,094
——
•
.
$0.56
from railway
Profit
was
taxes—
Mos,—194^
$764,656
deprec. of plants and equipment.
from
—
.——
Federal
nuring :within
......
....
liabilities
Reserve for
™_
2,525,000
3,887,145
——.p—'
1944—5
■
$223,280
From Jan. 1—
1941
$3,962,744
183,785,207 181,654,773
Accounts
1944—3 Mos.—1943
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-^
1943
$4,632,710
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Retirementr—
Notes
m
$461,001
share
com.
from
from
Gross
Earnings1944
$4,656,438
railway..
•Deficit.—V,
1,020,037
271,121
_______
rent and other exps.
excess
Prepaid taxes, insurance,
Net
50,708,125
570,327
*
investments
from
Net
contracts
secure
Post-war refund of
Goodwill
__
long-term notes & special accounts
{Miscellaneous
Net
From January 1—
_
———
S.
Gross
future
—
Rights and scenarios unprod., at cost less res._
Raw materials, accessories, supplies, etc.—
Current assets of subs. oper. in for. territories
Investments in affiliated companies——
Land, at cost
U.
Gross
1
December—
19,260,982
—
—
and
1, April 1,
1943
Western Pacific RR.
Accounts
per
offered
$24,146;
capital
Feb.
Yosemite Valley RR.—Offer to Bondholders— '■
surplus since July 1, 1939, $44,147; total, $13,959,856.—V. 160, p. 2585.
!
on
Yazoo & Mississipi Valley RR.—Earnings-
.
Dec. 31, 1944
interest
marketable investments
$1; total, $13,959,856.
Liabilities—Federal
fee,
953,824
...
Balance Sheet.
$55,753;
fixtures,
$997,971
:
paid
Surplus,
dends
made in 1944
•On
829,846 common shares
(after giving
dividend paid Dec. 2C, 1944)
V. 160, p. 2656.
—
$2.20
$170,000 credit for debt retirement and $845,000 for post¬
refund.
fOther than $589,580 in 1944, $591,989 in 1943, and
1,270
period—.
Earned
Capital surplus,
•After
war
$907,348
17,410,973
—
share.—
common
Net
383,528
21,918,340
income
Provision for Pennsylvania corporate net income tax.....
734,951
—
28,871,802
surplus
per
18,529,452
287,011
3,444,106
...
—_
Earn,
15,649,456
—~—
preferred stock
{{Accumulated dividends
on
Earned
3,167
..
1
Total
9,322,959
648,813
17,410,973
21,918,340
red.—
bonds
on
sale of
on
19,990,000
!
were
charges
131,904
profit
Total
4,250,000
*9,135,000
—-
'J
Net profit
3,900,000
J-;-;'
(Rudolph) Wurlitzer Co.—-Earnings—
due
4,000,000
.
1943
£5,203,654
£5,869,645
1, Aug. l, Oct. 2 and Dec. 1.—V. 160. p. 2337.
Reserve
etc..——$582,462
1
Ordinary
Net
5,193,455 tt4,537,222
6,953,462
tax
income
1945.
Distributions of 50 cents each
June
contracts)
Provision for Federal income taxes:
Normal
2,
$2.97
..:-V
—,
Non-recurring legal fee for prior year taxes
20,373
1&44
•
$18.75
value
s
—.
of
purchase
directors on Jan. 30 declared a dividend of 50 cents per share,
payable June l to stockholders of record May 19.
A like amount was
paid on Feb. 1, this year, and another of 50 cents is payable on April
$17.60
1944
Statement of Income, Year Ended Dec. 31, 1944
Federal
&
——
to
.
December—
31,
on Dec. 31,
paid, during
16,206,531
618,355
or
that
exhaust
to
Note¬
year.
Total
827,262
an¬
(Wm.) Wrigley, Jr., Co.—50-Cent Distribution—
York
value
Asset
25,838,443
profit applicable to
stockholders (net)——_
fixed
the
through
shareholders in the Wellington
new
Dec.
at
resources
after
$17.60
Dividends
919,570
—
also
were
The
below:
24,553,949
4,588,213
2,934,205
825,000
received
profit before provision for taxes
159, p. 488.
Per share
———
———
of
on
to
64,680,384
24,362,347
—
_
minor,
bef.
income
Proportion
minority
Losses
— —
——
income
—V.
Net ry, oper. income.^
The market
26,221,219
3,815,992
4,537,394
2,457,738
15,387
contingencies.—....
Profit
Other
holdings
amounted to $16,138,945,
compared to $10,410,236
1943.
Dividend distributions'for
the year aggregated $953,824, or $1.15 per share.
10,836
47,341
4,480,863
2,183,263
_____—___—,___
expense
their
increased
*
Minority interests' share of profit{Amort. & depr. of properties—
Interest
32,891,752
rates
(F. W.) Woohvorth & Co., L(d., England—Earnings-
1944, Walter
————
Foreign exch., loss & exch. adjustments
23,668,728
6,053,497
69,211,563
reporting the results for
too,
Total
(3)
141,183,039 131.825,541 119,271,544
film
of
Other costs,
Report—
history.
income
_
remainder
Year Ended Dec< 31—
(2) New capital paid into the Fund in 1944 amounted to $4,368,542.
136,123,380 127,251,778 114,948,331
tenants & royalties-—
4,323,213
5,059,659
4,573,763
miscel.
&
the
use
___—____
1944 produced the largest growth of any year in the Wellington
(1)
Film rental income, theatre admis¬
sales
not
were
,
Net profit after
and taxes
Among other achievements he cites the following:
$
$
to
offers
508.
Net
states that in this 1944 report perhaps the
significant fact is the great number of present
and
is the gain of 2,500
Fund during the past year,
Aug. 31, '44 Aug. 31, '43 Aug. 31, '42
sions,
Inc.—Annual
stockholders,
outstanding
worthy,
Account
$
to
President,
Morgan,
shareholders
Years Ended—
dividend
lower
stock in the
open
market, if obtainable below par and accrued dividends, or to
call some by lot.
The proposed price of $100.50 is equivalent to the
redehiption prices ($100) and accrued dividends to Feb. 28.—-V. 161,
•Earns,
his
In
most
Income
Fund,
Wellington
earned
Consolidated
expects
it
sufficient
Period End. Dec. 31—
grant rate
surplus accounts—appropriated
and unappro¬
subject to adjustment as between the two accounts, the
,
amount,
company.
adjustments.
Note—The
a
If
161, p. 248.
.4-;
—
of $2,155,596,
reserve
refund
by a Washington Supreme Court tempo¬
rary injunction granted citizens of the county and Washington Water
Power.
Extension
of
this
temporary injunction was to be heard
Feb, 9, preliminary to Supreme Court hearing on authority of the
Commission to create debt in excess of the amount provided in its
original resolution.
Proceedings
94
8,922,166
11,203,318
.
Earned surplus—unappropriated
$500,000 more bonds than this price, designed to fund certain expenses
some minor additions.
1,978,259
100,359
8,344,403
84,404
—
Accrued depreciation—miscellaneous physical property
Other unadjusted credits—
—:
—
of
issue
company said it would" receive tenders of stock at $100.50
share until noon, Feb. 28, sufficient to exhaust the sum
$5,000,000.
p.
matter.
and
373,863
140,828
40,358,435
liabilities.^——-.i—„
defense projects—road
Accrued depreciation—road and equipment—
—-———
Accrued
less
January, 1943, an Okanogan County jury set a price of $2,227,531
properties sought by the FUD.
Commissioners later moved to issue
on
304,962
-
Deferred
new
a
The
In
343,682
.-i-.--—31,815,172
liability.——-
Other current liabilities
the
over
wnn
nounced.
Demanded—
as
Arguing that there must be some limit to the powers of a public
utility district in the State of Washington, the company has brought
suit in Washington Superior Court against Okanogan Public Utility :
District to determine whether it must sell power wholesale to the
District as demanded.
The District already is seeking to acquire Wash¬
ington Water Power facilities in its territory, but it still is in litigation
81,473
——_,
Miscellaneous
Dividends matured
District
Plans for additional purchases and later replacement of the remainder
Co.—Sues PUD—Seeks to
Determine Whether It Must Sell Power Wholesale to the
73,694,000
709,
Wilson
The
Go,, Inc.—Seeks to Retire Stoek^
company proposes to
cumulative
preferred stock
retire
in
$5,000,000 of its outstanding 6%
inviting tenders from shareholders.
production.
"Cutbacks
"E" production award for outstanding services in
1
and
completion of contracts prior to the German break¬
through in December caused some tapering off of production in the
latter part of 1944," he said.
"Since then new orders for vital radionic equipment have been placed with us by the Government, and
schedules on some
existing contracts have been sharply increased:
These new demands for vital war equipment will require, when tooling
is completed, full use of the company's facilities and manpower."—
V. 161, p. 349.
^
Monday, February 12, 1945
State and
City Department
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
>
.
,
movement, however, has not been
ALABAMA
level advance of the whole list
a
Bessemer, Ala.
but
Bonds Publicly Offered—Offer¬
issue of $1,150,000
first
mortgage
water
revenue
2%%, 2% and 1%% bonds was
recently made by a banking group
composed of R. W. Pressprich &
Co.,
Shields
&
Company
and
ing of
a
new
&
■which
mature
bonds
2%%
The
Co.
Marx
Jan.
from
1946
1,
to
1960, inclusive, are priced to
yield from .50% .to L80%; the 2%
bonds,
maturing
in
1961,
are
priced to yield 1.80%; and the
1%% bonds maturing from 1962
1975, are priced at 100 to 95
plus accrued interest. In the opin¬
to
of
ion
counsel, the bonds are in¬
exempt from all present
terest
Federal
from
and
taxes
income
and all Alabama, county, mu¬
nicipal and other taxation under
any
the laws of the State.
inclusive,
1960,
1975
notice
the City on 30 days'
or
on
/
re¬
before Jan. 1, 1950;
redemptions made be¬
for
fore Jan.
bonds
for
103%
at
deemed
102%
1961; to
subject to redemption at
are
the option of
after.
from 1946
non-call¬
are
from
Maturities
able.
less spotty.
or
1, 1955, and 101% there-
,
(Report of award of the bonds
to
the underwriting group
ap¬
peared in V. 161, p. 610.)
continued
have
like
the
proximately
Concord Ele¬
mentary Sch, Dist. (P. O.
Martinez) Calif.
ap¬
with
fair. On the
speculative city
investor demand only
bonds
continued
have
to
of
kind of levy, other than
some
ad
valorem
available
tax
to
taxes, being
made
the cities1, possibly
State- wide. sales
which the present State
part of
some
to
a
does
not
appear
and
mote
at
best
weak
a
awarded
on
bonds
of
two issues
6
Feb.
follows:
$250,000 Clear¬
water School District as 2s, at a
as
price of 101.686, a basis of about
1.85%, and $80,000 Mountain View
School District as IV2S', at a price
of
100.90,
basis of about 1.339%.
a
School
Clearwater
$250,000
trict
bonds.
Due
Dis¬
Feb.
on
1
80,000
Mountain
District
issue
constructive
and
conservative
State
government.
In his inau¬
gural address the new Governor
clear
that
increase
in taxes.
of gov¬
increase
means
In other words, if more
is to be spent more must be
a
fact
that
many
people,
raised;
appar¬
Since
our
last bulletin
was
writ¬
The printed
approving opin¬
ion of Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
cago, will be furnished by the Dis¬
trict.
for
semi-annual
works
and
water
refunding,
1939
bonds numbered from 441 to 520,
aggregating
$80,000,
are
being
called for payment on March 1, on
which date interest ceases.
Due
Sept. 1, 1946.
Bonds payable
the Exchange National Bank
Colorado Springs, or at the
Chase
National
City.
'
Bank, New York
y
splendid record since its original
refunding and< should continue its
rapid progress under the
Offer
Traction
been
absorb had its
earlier proposition been accepted.
The city would issue transit reve¬
nue
obliged
January
devoted
market
their bulletin
to Florida municipal bond
A. B.
Morrison & Co.,
issue
of
Miami, report the following:
Florida
municipal
have continued to
bond
move up
the last thirty days.
to
certificates
to
...
prices
during
the
finance
deal, acceptance of which is sub¬
ject to approval of the elecorate.
Mr. Harrington voiced the opinion
that
the
necessary
ordinances
could be approved by the City
Council in sufficient time to per¬
mit
referendum
a
'
I
Warrant
the
the
project
judicial election.
on
will
be
(P.
Chicago), III.
Offering—Sealed
received
until
1:30
O.
Bank of
Kewanee, as 1 Vss. Dated
1,
1944,
Denomination
$1,000. Due on Dec. 1; $4,000 in
June
1945
to
p.m.
der
the
at
ship.
successful
the
to
No conditional bids will be
considered.
check
Enclose
for
$500,
time
payable
161,
the
—
$200,000
offered
National
Feb.
fore Dec.
31, 1945.
Indianap¬
County (P. O.
olis), Ind.
will
at
Contemplated—
the
revenue
considered
be
election
an
of
issuance
system
to
by
the
held
be
sometime in March.
Bonds All
Nicolaus
&
nounced
on
Co.,
authorized
be
$300,000
loan
temporary
current
make
to
to pay
,
in
evidence of said loan.
Chicago,
the issuance of $370,000 \Vz%
of 104.50 and accrued interest. Re¬
dian Creek storm
port of purchase of the issue by
bond house appeared in v.
tion
said to
have approved
sewer
Fort
purchased
were
recently
Nov. 1, 1944.
It is also reported
31/2%
semi-annual
the
by
Shell Oil Co. of New York.
Dated
that $31,000
works
water
purchased
revenue
some
bonds
were
time back by the
Nov. 1,
approved as to
legality by Charles & Trauernicht
of
St.
Dated
Bonds Defeated—At
Jan.
on
23
swimming -pool
coupon
161,
v.
the
509—were awarded
p.
Carleton
Beh
D.
Co.
of
to
Des
IV4S, at a price of 100.529, a basis of about 1.19%. Dated
May 1, 1945. Due $1,000 from May
1, 1946 to 1962 inclusive.
Second
best bid was a joint offer of 100.514 for DAs, by the Fort Dodge
National
Bank,
and the State
Moines,
as
Bank of Fort
Dodge.
Iowa
*
of
an
election
the voters failed
the
approve
semi¬
$17,000
(State of)
issuance
the
of
Income Tax Reduction—
Governor Robert D. Blue has an¬
50%
he
that
nounced
would
sign the
bill
passed on Feb. 2 by the Legis¬
lature, extending for another two
a
50% reduction in the
years
ing to report.
State
income tax.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
p.m.
on
17, by Trustee Pat Pensinger, for
$37,200 issue of
building bonds.
Interest rate is
not to exceed 41/2%, payable J-D.
Dated Dec. 15, 1944.
Due as fol¬
lows: $4,000
June and Dec. 15,
1946 to 1949, and $4,000 June and
$1,200 Dec. 15, 1950.
Rate of in¬
terest to be in multiples of V4 of
1%, and not
bidder.
more
than
to
the
highest responsible bidder
with
the notice of
sale.
will be the one
who offers the lowest net interest
cost
to
the
School
Township,
total interest
to
their maturities and deducting
therefrom the
premium bid, if any.
Said bonds are being issued under
the provisions of Section 65-313,
1933, for the pur¬
of providing funds to pay the
Township's
share
of
the
cost,
pose
(CWT), on Feb. 23, by J. J. Sul¬ which, with the proceeds of a
livan, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬ grant from the Federal Govern¬
tees, for the purchase of $4,800,000 ment, shall be used for the build¬
corporate purpose tax anticipation ing and equipping of a six-room
warrants.
Denomination
$1,000 grade school
building
in
said
and multiples thereof.
Principal School Township. Said bonds are
the
<iui M "
'/direct
•
obligations
Sale—The
Bond
•
$125,000
of
1,
1
both of. Chicago, as
a price of 10(b£01, a
about
1945.
Redeemable
1,
1.105%.
Due
in 1955 to
on
1958 inclusive.
and
on
Dated
$140,000
after
March
1949.
The next highest bid was a joint
by the Chemical Bank &
offer
Trust. Co. of New York, the Mer¬
cantile-Commerce Bank & Trust
of
St.
Louis, and Steiner,
Co., of 100.062 for 1.20%
MAINE
Port of
Portland
Authority (P. O.
Portland), Me.
Pier
Bond
Legislation
constitutional
Intro**
amend¬
raising the State's debt limit
$10,800,000 and authorizing a
$10,500,000 bond issue for building
by
a
modern
two
pier system, including
piers and a fish
commercial
pier,
at
Portland, was proposed
in legislation filed by Senator Ar¬
thur G. Spear, of Portland.
MASSACHUSETTS
Brockton, Mass.
Note
000
Sale—The
notes
issue
offered
of $500,7
was
Feb.
National Bank, of Boston, jointly,
at 0.365% discount.
Other bids:
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton, 0.374%; W. E. Hutton & Co.,
0.376%; Home National Bank of
Brockton, 0.38%; Goldman, Sachs
&
Co., 0.3875%; Leavitt & Co.,
0.412%; First National Bank" of
of
the
;
oj
Feb.
8,
1945.
ori
Due
Payable at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
Everett, Mass.
3%
semi-annual water works revenue
bonds offered for sale on Feb. 5—
Note
Offering — Raymond
City Treasurer, will
Davis,
p. 611—were awarded to
Bankers Bond Co. of Louis¬
ceive
ville, the only bidder, at a price
of 103.00, a basis of about 2.71%.
Dated Jan. 1, 1945.
Due on Jan.
chase
161,
v.
the
1 in 1948 to 1965.
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu Parish,
(P. O. Lake Charles),
Feb.
5
the
of
issue
an
voters
La.
election on
approved
an
bonds.
of
struction
authorizing the sale
in bonds for the con¬
industrial
an
school
juvenile delinquents in
Baton Rouge Parish will be
for Negro
presented to the Board of Liqui¬
dation for its consideration when
it meets in the near future, P. A.
Tugwell,
nounced
At
ings
the
State
on
Treasurer,
Jan.
same
a
Until
15
$500,000
for
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
notes.
Dated
Shawmut Bank of
Bos¬
Hampden County (P. O. SpringHeld ), Mass.
Note
Offering—Philip V. Erard,
sealed
14
for
bids
untii
noon
re¬
on
the
purchase at dis¬
count
of $250,000
current year
revenue anticipation notes. Dated
Feb, 14, 1945, and payable Nov. 7,
1945, at the First National Bank
of Boston.
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg of Boston.
Holyoke, Mass.
Note
cey,
Offering—Joseph E. LuCity Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a.
m. (EWT),
purchase at
discount of $600,000 notes. Dated
on
Feb.
13
for
the sale of an
in bonds for the Feb. 15, -1945
site for the new 1945.
authorizing
of
an¬
30.
meeting proceed¬
additional $28,000
purchase
bids
Feb.
ton.
Feb.
(State of)
Bond Offerings Contemplated—
of $350,000
on
of
Feb.
15,
1945.
Denominations,
$25,000, $10,000 and $5,000. Issued
in anticipation of 1945 revenues
and payable Nov. 9, 1945, at the
ceive
Proceedings
East
(EWT)
M.
re¬
school building Acting County Treasurer, will
$45,000
Louisiana
sealed
National
Gillis School Dist.
Bonds Voted—At
to
determined by computing the
on all of the bonds
be
Buechel
by each
who has submitted his bid in ac¬
cordance
Water
(P. O. Louisville), Ky.
in¬
one
The bonds will be awarded
The highest bidder
Co unty,
District
Feb.
the purchase of a
terest rate shall be named
cost
Nov. 15.
Jefferson
South Bend), Ind;
until 2
Corbett,
lVsS, paying
Dated
KENTUCKY
Clay Township Sch. Twp. (P. Q,
received
bonds offered
on Feb. 6—v. 161, p. 149—*
awarded jointly to the First
National Bank, and Martin, Burns
were
Boston, 0.42%, plus $5 premium;
INDIANA
be
$560,000 semi¬
belt
awarded to the National Shawmut
Bank of Boston and the Second
Legislature Approves Extension
O. Argo)i'III.
(P.
Sale—The
ment
bonds offered for sale on Feb. 6—
\;;l:
Louis.
Summit
annual
•>
-
Orleans, La.,.,.
public
duced—A
Dodge, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
is reported that
$19,000 3%% semi-annual refund¬
ing- water works revenue bonds
Bond
annual
In¬
refunding bonds.
161, p. 250.
sup¬
for sale
construc¬
the
Roxana, III.
New
City
Authorized—The
Council is
various
on
limited
A
the corporation's Nashville of¬
Council Bluffs, Jowa
bridge revenue re¬
funding
(Centennial
Bridge)
bonds had all been sold at a price
Bonds
run
bonds.
an¬
3%
State
pamphlet is
pamphlets
fice, 322 Union Street.
Co.
IOWA
bond
the
available for distribution
are
Rouse &
that the $2,-
Bond Sold—It
has
States.
a
operating expenses arid to
This
Southern
March
it
and
for
series of
a
Equitable
County Council is said to
considering the request of the
County Board of Commissioners
Sold—Stifel,
Jan. 31
Louisiana.
March
that
pamphlet
a
structure
calendar
the latest in
Contemplated
issue tax anticipation warrants
Rock Island, HI.
Bridge
of
compiled
debt
^maturity
net
be
that
has
the
&
Marion
Election
water
ration
on
6—
of East
Bank
.
'
Prepared
—The Equitable Securities Corpo¬
awarded to
509—were
p.
First
consideration.
Bond Structure Study
at
Ind.
The
Chicago, at 1 ll\ % interest. s Dated
Feb. 14, 1945, and due on or be¬
Pinckneyville, III.
376,000
the
to
-—The
said
for
ply
Chicago,
Sale
warrants
,1952, and $5,000 in 1953
Bond
bonds
certified
a
School Township.
Temporary Loan
voters
bid¬
of the Town¬
expense
to 1957.
is
all of the
Shreveport Charity Hospital will
brought before the Board
also be
....
furnished
v.
semi-annual
judgment
bonds were sold some
time ago to the Peoples National
Burns Statutes
bids
The upward and interest payable at such place
that
stated
city is prepared to
Chicago Sanitary District
Florida (State of)
Market
Review—In
is
$25,000 fire station bonds, accord¬
have since paid back taxes in that
amount which the city would have
~
Bond
Sold—It
on
property
within
the
School Township.
The approving
opinion of Ross, McCord, "Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis, will be
/
East
$57,000
funding
held
for
levied and collected
taxable
check
Kewanee, III.
Bonds
to
Makes New
Township, payable out of
Warrant
new.
ILLINOIS
School
unlimited ad valorem taxes to be
$50,000.
drop litigation pending against the
City.
Fort Myers has made a
at the June 4
FLORIDA
certified
a
Both issues
System—The
water
revenue
Enclose
pay
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Call—The
city's
1 Vs %
and at
par
rate of interest.
one
company.
1947
Bond
entire
warrants and the
1944.
Feb.
COLORADO
than
same
on
Due
less
the
No
does
that
purchase
improvement
$9,000 in
bonds.
follows:
as
School
to
ten, Fort Myers has signed a re¬
funding contract, an essential part
of which was the agreement to
Chicago, III.
View
considered
at not
It
$88,000,000 for the local sur¬
to 1954, and $8,000 in 1955.
face and elevated rapid transit sys¬
Denomination
$1,000.
Dated tem incident to plans to acquire
Feb. 1, 1945. Principal and inter¬ the properties and unify them into
est.
(F-A) payable at the County a municipally-owned system, ac¬
cording to provisions of a new
Treasury.
plan of purchase recently made
Pomona, Calif.
known by Phillip Harrington, city
Bonds
Voted—It is stated by
commissioner of subways and su¬
Mayor James B. Pettitt that at the
perhighways.
The latest offer
election held on Jan. 16 the voters
represents an increase of $2,500,approved
the
issuance
of
the 000 over the
original proposal and,
$250,000 sewer bonds.
according to report, results from
the fact that the elevated lines
of
offer
be
$100,000
boosting prices on many
levels.
Florida's new Governor, Millard
F. Caldwell, took office Jan. 2.
From his character and previous
record it appears the State will
have another four years of able,
1970, all inclusive.
at
not
of these bonds to present
$11,000 in 1947
1956, and $10,000 in 1957 to
to
on
will
follows:
as
1
bid
ment for
election will
an
for all of the warrants.
same
argu¬
ently, have difficulty in compre¬
hending. While the State is in the
be called in the near future on the best financial position, by far, in
issuance of $170,000 construction its
history,
with
large
cash
balances in the various funds, it
bonds.appears evident that no money is
Los Angeles County
School Dis- going to be spent unless necessary
<
tricts (P. O. Los Angeles)
and for the good of the State and
Bond Sale—The Security-First
unless means for financing such
National Bank of Los Angeles was
expenditure are clearly shown.
reported that
Bidders to name the
in multiples of
one-eighth of 1%, and must be the
interest
of
rate
antagonistic.
We still feel, how¬
ever, that such possibility is re¬
Bond Election Cohtemplated—It
is
purchaser.
up.
go
Apparently prices of this class of
bonds are still based on the hope
ernment activities
Contra Costa County,
at
levels
former
other hand many
made
CALIFORNIA
For ex¬
obligations of cities, schools, and
Administration
bonds maturing
The
to
more
ample, Miami recently sold water
revenue
bonds (a gilt edged se¬
curity) at an interest cost of 1.89%
to
the
city, much higher than
anticipated.
On reoffering by the
underwriting syndicate the bonds
were quickly sold. But road bonds
and the better grade of general
and warrants will be dated as may
be agreed upon by the District and
the
and due
Nov.
13.
Volume
Number
161
Massachusetts
,
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4359
able
municipal bonds aggregating $3,102,000, the
of the various blocks of
following is
a
list of the awards:
$1,591,000—San Francisco, Cal.
Bankers Trust Co., Smith, Barney &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and Keah, Taylor & Co., all of New
York, jointly, at 146.687:
Sewer 4s due Dec. 1, 1961.
Spring Valley 4 V2S due July 1, 1955 to 1970.
Water 4V2S due July 1,1957 to 1964.
Hetch Hetchy 4%s due July 1; 1956 to 1977.
City Hall 5s due July 1, 1955 to 1960.
Hetch Hetchy 5s due Jan. 1, 1964 and 1969.
School 5s due Mar. 1, 1964 to 1967.
Hetch Hetchy 5%s due June 1, 1956 and 1960.
3,000
$
692,000
164,000
521,000
40,000
16,000
55,000
100,000
To
t.
,
Moynihan
Pending court rulings
on
the
constitutionality of Ithe
ordinance the city had made no
employed in
the financing
of unemployment
benefits and capital improvement
projects in the post-war period.
13.
530,000
'
Public
10,000
AiBurr/all of
jointly:
at 132.357
"
'
-
.
,
"
■
.
at 124.746
1950 to 1955.
and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., jointly:
Park 4%s due April 1,
170,000
To the First Boston Corp.,
at 144.32
■
10.
1956 to 1964.
Water 5s due July 1,
70,000
at 145.83
:
11.
13,000
•To llarriman Ripley & Co.,
;
14.
1, 1955 and 1956.
Water Works 5s due June
Water Works 5s due Feb. 1,
15,000
1964 and 1965.
Contemplated—
Issuance
the
that
said
is
City Commis¬
ordinance
authorizing a $960,000 issue of
water works
system bonds.
If,
within thirty days from Jan. 29, a
petition is filed with the City
Commission signed by 10% of the
registered electors of the City re¬
questing the submission of the
question of the issuance of said
bonds
Inc., and Associates:
at 156.75
the
Public Hall 5s due Mar. 1,
City's Port. St. Imp. and
25,000
It
sion proposes to pass an
bonds to vote of the electors, said
,
,
,
Bond
,
1, 1953 and 1957.
F. S. Moseley & Co., Salomon Bros. & Ilutzler, Shields & Co., all
of New York; and Paul II. Davis & Co., of Chicago, jointly:
6.
will
authorized
be
not
by
approved
unless
Commission
Hospital 5 V2s due Mar. 1, 1952
1.
43,000
2.
72,000
Land Purchase 4^s'due
7.
25,000
Park and City's
10,000
Police Dept. 51/2s due
at
,
.
'
;
passed
for
;
1958.
'
i
,
,
'
at 131.78
.
15,000
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Sale—The $725,000 notes
offered for sale on Feb. 6—v. 161,
6ii—were awarded to the Na¬
tional Rockland Bank of Boston,
at 0.239% discount, according to
the
Acting
County
Treasurer.
Dated Feb. 9, 1945. Due on Nov. 6,
1945.
Among
the unsuccessful
bids were the following:
p
and Waltham Bank
Newton
& Trust Co.-
.30%
——
Boston "L,—'
Boston. Safe
——
;i
.3.24%
'
Deposit &
Trust Co.,
Second National Bank,
Boston, and
jointly (Plus $6.00)
Union National
Lowell
>
Feb.
—
.33%
.336%
.—
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
be received,
Inc. .35%
New Bedford, Mass.
.
until 11 a.M. (EWT),
Feb. 12 (today), by William R.
be received
on
for the
purchase of $500,000 notes. Dated
Feb. 13, 1945. Denominations $25,100, $10,000 and $5,000. Due Nov.
7, 1945. Issued in anticipation of
revenue for^the year
1945. Pay¬
Freitas,
able
City
at
the
Bank
of
ready
for
*
Treasurer,
National Shawmut
and will be
Boston,.
delivery
on
or:
about
bids
Sealed
—
until
7:30
p.
m.
on
Feb. 19, by Gladys
City Clerk, for the pur¬
(EWT),
Holmes,
0.354%, by the Merchants
National
Bank of Boston.
The
notes are dated Feb. 6, 1945 and
mature on Nov. 6, 1945.
Denomi¬
offer of
Payable
at
or
at
the
Bank of Bos¬
Central Hanover
York City.
+he
Bank & Trust Co., New
Sale—An issue of $500,000
Note
note
was
First
awarded
National
0.324%
at
Feb. 7
Bank
to
of Bos¬
Due in
Other bids: Na¬
discount.
about 9 months.
tional
on
Shawmut
Bank
of Boston.
0.365%; Second National. Bank of
Boston.
0.365%:
Merchants Na¬
tional Bank. Boston,
vitt
&
0.374%; Lea-
Co., 0.399%.
$50,000,
Denominations
and
$10,000.
Due
on
Nov.
$25,000
Dated Feb. 8, 1945.
5, 1945. Payable at
the First National Bank of Boston,
or
at
the
Central
Hanover Bank
& Trust Co. of New York.
$600,000, due April 1, 1966 to 1969,
callable on any interest date on
or
after
April 1,
1965.
rates of interest to be in
of
Rate Or
multiples
exceeding 3%
from March 15, 1945 to April 1,
1951; 3V2% thereafter to April 1,
1957; and 3%% thereafter until
paid. Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
the
Detroit
Trust
Co.,
Detroit.
General
obligations of
the City, which j,s jaythorized and
required by law to levy upon all
the taxable property therein such
of
1/4
1%,
valorem
ad
not
taxes
as
may
be
Callable in inverse numerical
on
principal
any
or¬
that
ness"
of $40,000
Second
1.151%.
of
indebted¬
6~to the
of
sold'orT Feb.
of
Bank
the
Ely,
only bidder, at 4% interest.
Dated
able
of
as
Due
office 4
the
at
time
the
Dec. 31,
on
will
awarded
be
Whose
amount.
bid
to
The
the
bonds
of
issu¬
1945. Pay¬
City
the
of
Treasurer,
bidder
be
to
and
interest
on
bonds
will
computed from March 15, 1945
maturity
on
non-callable bonds
on
interest
1, 1964; and there¬
any
and
the
on
to
ensuing
redeem
all
of
Sept'/
March
the
1,
2y2%
bonds
becoming optional on such
ensuing March 1, according to the
above schedule.
Should all of the
21/4 % bonds be redeemed through
the operation of the
Sinking Fund,
provided,
2V2%
before all of the
redeemed, then
bonds
the 21/2%
are
bonds shall become
re¬
deemable, in the inverse order of
their
respective
serial
optional
the same terms
prices as the
2*4 % bonds.4 Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Union
dates,
and
by lot,
at
the
on
same
Planters National Bank, of Mem¬
the
at
or
Marine
Midland
Co., of New York.
bonds
issued
are
These
under
received, until 8 p.m. on
Russell Carroll, Vil¬
lage Clerk, for the purchase of
$50,000 coupon water tank con¬
struction
secured by a Trust Indenture
Offering
bids
Sealed
•—
be
20, by
bonds.
Dated March
Denom.
$2,500.
Due $2,500
1, 1945.
1966 incl. Prin. and int.
in 1947 to
payable in Minneapolis or
Hopkins.
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Barker, Colman, Scott &
Barber of Minneapolis. A certi¬
(J-J)
for
check
fied
10%
must
Itasca
(P. Q. Grand
Rapids), Minn.
Certificate Sale
The $200,000
fered
gality
5—v.
Minneapolis, at 1V4%, the only
received, according to the
July 1 and
Due $100,000 on
Dec. 15, 1945.
on
approved
Lincoln
County Independent
School District No. I (P. O.
Stephan), Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
that
$36,000 public improvement bonds
have been purchased by Kings¬
bury & Alvis of New Orleans, as
iy4s, at a price of 100.17.
MISSOURI
Clayton, Mo.
St.
Louis
Warrant
semi-annual
fered
for
&
sale
Co.
Minn.
Park,
—
sewer
on
252—were
Dain
was
Sale
The
Feb.
5—v.
awarded
to
of¬
161,
J.
M.
of
Minneapolis, as
iy4s, paying a price of 100.64, a
basis of about 1.16%. Dated Feb.
15,
1945.
Due $1,000
1947
best bid
to
was
son-Williams
for
iy4s.
an
1958
on
incl.
Feb. 15
Next
offer of the Alli¬
Co.,
a
call
an
Contemplated—
election in
the
voters
planning to
April at which
would
be
asked
Normandy Consolidated School
District, Mo.
Bonds Voted—At
Feb.
6
issue
bid of 100.12
the
of
bonds.
voters
$1,150,000
an
election
approved
.
on
an
construction
"
Springfield, Mo.
i
$12,000
warrants
Election
Bond
The city is ,said to be
the issuance of $969,500
post-war improvement bonds,
v
National
First
Miss.
Sold—It is reported
to pass on
t
awarded on
Jan. 26 an issue of $25,000 funding
bonds as
iy2s, at par.
Second
high bid of 100.55 for 1.60s was
made by Allison-Williams Co.K;;,
Stephan
Trust
County (P. O.
Brookhaven),
time
Marshall
Bank of
&
Trustee.
Le¬
by Masslich &
as
161,
bid
County Auditor.
Bank
be-,
Union'
the
Mitchell, of New York.
Northwestern National Bank, both
of
and
National
National
First
the
Feb.
on
City
Co., of Memphis,
awarded jointly to
Bank, and the
510—were
p.
of¬
indebtedness
of
sale
for
Planters
Bonds
County
certificates
the
tween
accom¬
the bid.
pany
from
ible
lot
by
any
Chapter
283, General Laws of Mississippi,
1938, as amended (Sections 8448
to 8469, inclusive, Mississippi Code
1942, Annotated), and are further
Bond
will
will not be considered
deduct¬
1,
phis,
p.
as
on
such
on
Trust
Hopkins, Minn.
the lowest
City after de¬
ducting the premium offered, if
any.
In, determining the net in¬
terest cost, interest on premium
produces
interest cost to the
or
re¬
date
install¬
such
redeemable
1, 1948,
no
and
as
issue
Sale—An
National
First
for
interest installment due such
Hopwood of
1.20s, at 100.257, a
certificates
was
redemption
redemptions shall be
Sept. 1, unless the
amount in the Sinking Fund is
sufficient to pay the semi-annual
of 100.32 for iy4s was
made by Park-Shaughnessy & Co,
$86,100
the
above
are
made
bid
Certificate
installment not
any
on
2y4%
2V2%
after at par plus accrued interest
in each case; provided, however,
&
as
the
prior to Sept.
refunding bonds (1-10 year se¬
rials) was awarded on Jan. 24 to
about
Denomina¬
$865,000,
$1,366,000,
payment date thereafter, at the
following prices: at 103.00 on or
prior to Sept. 1, 1955; thereafter
at 102.00 on or prior to Sept. L
1960; thereafter at 101.00 on or*
Minn.
of
ment,
March
payment
Bond Sale—An issue
Minneapolis,
deemed
indicated
bonds
The
and
bonds of
School District No.
65 (P. O* Columbia Heights),
Jaffray
$1,000.
bonds
MINNESOTA
Piper,
refunding
1, 1970.
Dated Feb. 1, 1945.
Anoka County
to pay bonds and inter¬
est thereon, without limitation as
or
March
tion
date.
necessary
to 1 rate
2y4%
due
—
Newburyport. at 0.34%
discount.
Second best bid was an
$25,000.
865,000
bonds of 1944.
sewer revenue
der
1967, $155,000 in 1968 to 1973, and
of
Merchants National
1964.
cost.
1, 1944. Denominations
$1,000 and $500.
Due serially on
Oct. 1 from 1946 to 1974, inclusive.
1965, $145,000 in 1966 and
is
Sold—It
1953, $82,000 in
to 1956, $87,000 in 1957
1959, $91,000 in 1960 to
1962, and $92,000 in 1963 and
1954
to
000 not to exceed 3% interest cou¬
pon
and accrued in¬
000 in 1951 to
ford, Township Clerk, will receive
noon (EWT) on
Feb. 17 for the purchase of $70,-
Feb.
stated that $145,000 in 1974. Optional as fol¬
lows: $765,000, due April 1, 1970
$200,000 revenue notes were of¬
to 1974, callable on any interest
fered on Feb. 6 and were awarded
date on or after April 1, 1951,
to the First &
Ocean National
ton,
Offering—Sealed bids will
Note
Offering
received
be
1962 to
Newbury port, ■ Mass.
;
Notes
the
.v
bank, The
Somerville, Mass:
'
The amount available
March 1, as follows:
the
to
without
par
on
$62,000 in 1948 to 1950, $72,-
certified check for $50,-
a
p.m.
authenticated as to chase of $1,970,000 coupon 1945
genuineness and validity by the refunding bonds.
Denom. $1,000.
National Shawmut Bank of Bos¬ Dated
March 15, 1945. Due on
ton,
tinderadvice of -Storey, April 1 as follows: $25,000 in 1947
Thbrndike
Palmer & Dodge of to
1951, $30,000 in 1952 to 1957,
Boston.
No telephone bids will
$35,000 in 1958 to 1961, $40,000 in
.348%
—
1945, at said
13,
Middlesex County National
Bank i_
5
notes will be
ton.
Bank,
will
Feb. 1, 1949 to 1951.
nation
Day-,Trust Co., Boston,
is
Royal Oak, Mich.
Bank
Merchants National Bank,
until
Bond
..
.
Electric Light 5 V2S due
Middlesex
Invited—It
Tenders
furnished
be
bidder
in the Sinking
moneys
terest
sealed bids until
ance.
for purchase - is put at $20,000.
,
4%s due Oct. 1, 1954.
at 121.78
5.
Au¬
Bridge
(EWT), on
Feb. 13,
by. W. E. Utt, Village
Clerk, of 1937 certificates of in¬
of Cleveland:
To Ginther & Co.,
Water
stated that sealed tenders will be
received
debtedness.
iAC>1
^
City's Port. St. Open.
20,000
16.
1957.
June 1, 1956 and
Fire Dept. 5^2s due
10,000
15
Blue
Sealed
at 144.21
,
the
House
authorization
an
Roseville, Mich.
'
,
recently
1950.
Sewer 6s due Sept. 1,
from
Fund, at
Ely, Minn.
thority to refund $2,270,000 bonds.
147.2756
to
will
thereafter, at 103.00 and
interest; or, in part
accrued
Royal Oak Township (P. O. Hazel
Park), Mich.
Bond Offering—Sarah E. Brad¬
Authoriza¬
Bond
,
,
4V2S and
June 1, 1950.
Street Opening and Gen.
1952
Passes
tion—It is reported that the
4J/4s due Sept. 1,
150,000
to 1954.
Portion Street Opening
date
Bids will be conditioned
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Oct. I, 1948 to 1957.
.
000, payable to the City.
high
House
124.58625
at
at 119.6157
8.
terms
of
ion
voting thereon.
at 133.19
•
of any
law, the suc¬
cessful bidder may, at his option,
be. relieved of his obligations un¬
der the contract to purchase the
bonds, and in such case the de¬
posit upon his bid shall be re¬
basis
Michigan State Bridge Commission
Charlottesville:
National Bank of
..
the
by
Federal income tax
by three-fifths vote of the electors
1968 and 1969.
To the Peoples
taxable
be
Dated Oct.
Mich.
Port Huron,
Const, of Sewers 5%s due Feb.
6,000
village and will be approved as to
legality by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Nov. 1, 1953 to 1973.,
Water Works 5V2S due
"126,000
Principal and in¬
1959, incl.
dock & Stone of Detroit.
at 161.205984
9.
type and character shall
same
Enclose
1945.
Interest J-J.
$1,000.
Due Jan.
payable
at
the
Detroit
Co., Detroit. The bonds are
unlimited tax obligations of the
Sachs & Co., Estabrook & Co., Coffin
York, and Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
New
the
successful
terest
To Goldman,
$1,366,000 2J/2% refunding bonds.
Due March 1, 1970.
Redeem¬
able at the option of the City,
on 30 days' published notice:
;v; As a whole on March 1, 1948,
and on any interest payment
by private holders from bonds of
bonds
Trust
1966.
Hall 4V2S due June 1, 1967.
4l/2s due May 1,
chased
of the bonds the income received
not to exceed 4% interest munici¬
to
at 147.627
Public Hall
Sale—Stranahan, Harris &
Inc., Toledo, recently pur¬
an
issue
of
$2,231,000
bridge revenue bonds of 1945, at
par as follows:
Co.,
upon
as follows: $3,000 from 1947 to
1956, incl., and $4,000 from 1957
1, 1951.
Public Hall 4Y2s due Oct.
20,000
Bond
de¬
purchaser at the
Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
In the
event that prior to the delivery
the unqualified legal opin¬
Miller, Canfield, Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit, approving
the legality of the bonds.
Said
legal
opinion and the printed
Pointe), Mich.
Offered—Philip F.
15,
July 1, 1948.
at 122.859
12.
con¬
be
Allard, Village Clerk, received
sealed bids at 8 p.m. (EWT) on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $42,000
Grosse
Bonds
Denomination
Water 5V2s due
MISSISSIPPI
Greenville, Miss.
the
to
turned.
O.
(P.
be
will
bonds
Dated Jan. 15,
Lot No.
16,000
Woods
Pointe
The
livered
will
bonds
the
of
sidered.
call¬
on
No bid for less than
bonds.
pal building and park site bonds.
National
at 115.85
3.
Proceeds
intended to be
were
Bank, of Portland, jointly :
4.
Feb. 6.
effort to collect the tax.
146.9343:
1, 1956 and 1958.
Oct. 1, 1962 to 1965.
Land Purchase 4V2s due Jan. 1, 1971 to 1978.
$1,346,000—Cleveland, O.
Bank, of Chicago, and First
To
Circuit Court Joseph A.
Grosse
To the Harris Trust & Savings
*
Michigan Consolidated
held invalid by
Gas Company was
on
Water 4V4s and 4%s due July
Funding & Refunding 4%s due
40,000
.
all
pro¬
tax
on gross
of the Detroit Edison Co.
the
and
excise
20%
revenues
$165,000—Winston-Salem, N. C.
llarriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Associates, at
25,000
100,000
Detroit, Mich.
Tax Invalid—The
Utility
posed
To llarriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and to the first call date
MICHIGAN
Company (Springfield, Mass.)
Feb. 2,
Life Insurance
Mutual
Portfolio Bonds Sold—In connection with the offering on
Bond
State
Issue
Approved
—
The
Supreme Court has upheld
the validity of the charter
sion authorizing issuance
provi¬
of reve¬
bonds, without voters' con¬
sideration, for municipal acquisi¬
tion
of
the
properties, of
the
nue
Springfield Gas & Electric Co., a
subsidiary of the Federal Light'
and Traction Co.
The court also
approved validity of the bond is¬
contract for sale of which is
sue.
believed
at
issue
the
of
-
NEBRASKA
2%
Proposes
proposing a 2% sales tax
introduced in the State Leg¬
was
J. Hubka
islature by Senator Ladd
of Beatrice.
enacted, the measure
If
«
would
into effect July 1, 1945, impos¬
ing a 2% tax on the gross receipts
from retail taxes of tangible per¬
go
Sixty-eight per cent of the reve¬
produced by the tax would go
nue
school
fund, 30% to the State assistance
temporary
State
the
to
2% for administrative
^' ',; * \
fund, and
costs.
Co., at a price of 117.536.
Trust & Savings Bank,
Council is said to have
ordinance placing on the
15 city election,
an
$1,250,000 municipal airport
improvement bonds.
'
It is also reported that the City
Council has approved plans call¬
the
Tax Collections
of
during the cal¬
1944 bore out the pre¬
92.7% of the levy
endar year
20-year record
made in mid-October by Daniel
of
diction
new
a
Director of Revenue and
Atlantic City, N. J.,
S. Bader,
of
Finance
according to a statement by
Wain-
wright, Ramsey & Lancaster of
New York, advisors to the city in
connection with the recently com-,
pleted $22,000,000 refunding pro¬
gram.
The statement pointed out
that: "In 1944 Atlantic City col¬
lected $4,339,442 or 92.7% of the
1944 levy of $4,679,796. Collection
taxes
and liens
to $768,778 brought
over-all tax collections to $5,108,220 or 109.2% of the 1944 levy.
Sale
of
foreclosed property
delinquent
of
amounting
brought in an additional $220,891,
with the result that total delin¬
Haupt & Co., at li7.288.
& Co„ at 112.526,
8. Julius A. Rippel, Inc/#. Esta-
7. J. B. Hanauer
Equitable Se¬
Coffin &
Burr, jointly, at 111.305.
brook
taxes, tax title liens and
foreclosed property outstanding
at the end of 1944 showed a re¬
duction from the previous year of
"The excellent business
condi¬
prevailed in 1944, which
of the best business years
tions that
the city has ever
had, was also re¬
miscellaneous
in
revenue
collections well in excess of
bud¬
estimates.
get
Corp., and
over-all
"The
the
of
results
NEW YORK
program
of re¬
funding which effected future in¬
terest savings of some three and
(314)
million dol¬
lars, the city's credit is now at
one-quarter
best
the
level
of
its
entire
New
to
Law, in relation to
total
amount
of
increasing the
indebtedness
Triborough Bridge Au¬
thority may have outstanding at
any one time from $100,000,000 to
To Stockholders of
'• v.■
,
.mount
Date of Payment
$110,000,000.
NORTH
DAKOTA
North Dakota
March 15, 1945
Feb'y
15, 1945
June
15, 1945
May
15. 1945
Sept.
15, 1945
August 15, 1945
regular quarterly dividend of 75c per share
n
1,298,200 shares of Common stock without
ar
value of
Southern Railway Company has
>day been declared, out of the surplus of net
rofits of the Company for the fiscal year ended
iecember 31, 1944, payable on March 15, 1945
1.25
1.25
A
stockholders
a
February
n
Checks
referred
in
of record at the close of business
15, 1945.
payment cf these dividends
and
Common stocks
stockholders
11
bey
;ss
appear
on
otherwise
will
mailed
to
of record at their addresses
as
the
be
the
on
books of the Company
instructed
J. J.
un-
in writing.
MAHER, Secretary.
TEXAS GULF SULPHUR COMPANY
The
Board
of
Directors
has
declared
a
divi¬
of 50 cents per share on the Company's
capital stock, payable March 15, 1945, to stock¬
holders of record at the close of business Feb¬
ruary
15, 19"5.
H. F, J. KNOBLOCH, Treasurer.
dend
of
for
a
Feb. 15,
our
the
on
for
Texas
Enclose
are
bonds
the
offered for sale
on
Local
Dist.
(P.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
(State of)
Tax Base at
Bond Call—It is stated by
with
3-year or 5-year option.
Highland Park Independent School
District (P. O. 3510 Nor¬
mandy, Dallas), Texas
be received until noon on Feb. 17,
pon
$316,000
Sale—The
Bond
house
school
in 1941 to 1956.
1
date called.
on
UNITED STATES
United States
Tax
Utility
Revenue
Representative Carlson
(R. Kans.), and member of the
House Ways and Means Commit¬
Would
cou¬
bonds offered
161,
p.
616—were
awarded to the First Boston Corp.,
and W. A. Jackson
of Dallas,
—
has announced his intention
legislation to provide
for Federal taxation of interest
received
on
municipal
utility
revenue bonds which are payable
to
sponsor
exclusively out of operating reve¬
nues and do not constitute obliga¬
issuing communities.
is quoted as saying
communities are en¬
of the
tions
6—v.
Feb.
$198,000 building bonds.
Interest
rate is not to exceed 3%, payable
1940. Due on Oct.
Interest ceases
Dated April 1,
tee,
O.
will
F. D.
County Treasurer, that
3% and 334% semi-annual court
house
refunding,
Series
1940
bonds, numbered from 1 to 66, ag¬
gregating $66,000, are being called
for payment on April 1, at par
and accrued interest, at the Amer¬
ican
National
Bank of Austin.
Bonds
will be considered on bonds
Westerville), Ohio
Grande
Guerra,
20
and
Jan. 15.
Sch.
(P. O. Rio
City), Texas
$11,000 in 1955 and $10,000 in 1956
1957.
Alternate
proposals
the
originally
date called.
County
1,1945, Denomination $1,000. Due
March 1 as follows: $3,000, from
1946 to 1953, incl.; $5,000, 1954;
a
Sharon
bids until Feb.
purchase of $60,000 school
bonds.
Due serially in 12 years.
Bidder to name rate of interest.
The bonds will be dated March
au¬
to
on
ceases
for the
Board of Trustees.
These
sealed
receive
certified
a
payable
W. Miller,
Schools, will
of
Superintendent
general
$200,
1, 1945.
Offering—V.
Bond
election
Nov. 7,. 1944, by a vote
at
of 502 to 119.
check
bonds
the
mentioned
in
161, p. 616.
Dayton Independent School Dist.,
multiple of 34 of 1%. No bid
and"accrued in¬
are
bonds
issue of Feb. 5—v.
Dated Jan.
$20,000 4%
These
purchased the $19,000 3%
court house and jail
refunding
different rate of interest in
a
Bank,
where
Dallas,
Na¬
Crosbyton is said
semi-annual
will
for
Trustees,
Citizens
Sold—The
Bonds
the pur¬
semi-annual
fire station and apparatus bonds.
Denomination $1,000.
Dated Dec.
1, 1944.
Due $1,000 from Dec. 1,
1946 to 1965.
Bidders may bid
of
on
the Mercantile National
at
Starr
Series, and
1941 se¬
1935
bonds,
tional Bank of
by James L. Miller, Clerk of the
Board
payment
114,
being
April 10,
are
est
to have
on
for
Tex.
New Al¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
called
Crosby County (P. O. Crosbyton),
Norwood.
Township (P. O.
bany), Ohio
aggregating * $114,000,
ries.
Sets Property
OHIO
$4,000 June
and Dec. 1,
1964, $4,000 June and
1961,
1962
Akron, Ohio
bids will
on Feb. 26,
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until noon
Hazel
by
of
chase
of
Clerk
Fleek,
the
for the pur¬
school
$200,000
2%
Denomination
$1,000.
1945.
Interest
payable J-D.
Due on Dec. 1, as
follows:
$9,000 in 1946 to 1965,
and $10,000 in 1966 and 1967! Bid¬
ders may bid for a different rate
of interest in a multiple of 34 of
bonds.
March
Dated
1,
These
1%.
bonds
will be furnished.
tified check for
the Board
are
Enclose
Sale—An
issue
Dec.
1,
June
1969.
Rate
and
of
$5,000 jDec.
Due
1,
to
in
Carlson
Mr.
local
that
couraged to acquire privatelyowned enterprises by "promoters,"
who then proceed to establish a
market for the resulting bonds on
the strength of their tax-exempt
at the
Due
gen¬
all
upon
this issue.
bonds.
Jan.
number of bonds
Enclose
check
for
Board
a
in
the report
our issue of
'
Feb. 5.
OKLAHOMA
Guymon, Okla.
Bonds Re-offered—The issue of
$800.
1944. Due on Dec. 1
follows: $700 in 1946 to 1949,
$800 in 1950. Interest
payable
on
Jan. 26, is now
on
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Bonds Voted—At
tion
the
voters
are
a
recent elec¬
said to
have
approved the issuance of $34,000
municipal power plant revenue
bonds by a wide margin.
Recorder's office
or
at the
building bonds.
bonds with all unmatured coupons
4%
Armstrong,
semi-annual
Village
proximately 35 days.
The City
agrees that should the Federal In¬
come
Tax status of these bonds
after the opening of the
bids and before the date of deliv¬
change
stated
is
by
Minister of
Finance that a syndicate composed
of A. E. Ames & Co., Wood, Gundy
the
&
Assistant Deputy
Co.,
Securities
Dominion
the
Corp., all of Toronto, and the
Royal Bank of Canada, of Mont¬
purchased
99.171,
a
recently,
at
net interest cost of about
2.94%, the following bonds aggre¬
gating $3,920,000:
'U
refunding
2%
bonds
Due $350,000 on Feb. 1 in 1946
to
1948.
Due
refunding
234%
300,000
on
Feb. 1,
refunding
234%
754,000
Due
on
Feb.
bonds.
1949.
1,
as
bonds.
follows:
$300,000 in 1950, and $227,000
in 1951 and 1952.
1,816,000
Due
to
refunding
3%
1960,
inclusive.
Denomination
Feb.
bonds.
$227,000 on Feb. 1 in 1953
1, 1945.
$1,000.
Dated
Principal and inter¬
ery,
the successful bidder may est
(F-A)
payable
in
lawful
withdraw his bid and recover his
good faith check, upon making money of Canada in Victoria,
written request to the Mayor and Vancouver, Winnipeg, Toronto or
City Council.
Enclose a certified Montreal.
Legality approved by
option
Clerk, for the purchase of $2,800
Thomas
est.
bonds at maturity, and inter¬
Delivery of bonds within ao-
(Province of)
Sold—It
Bonds
$1,050,000.
pay
of the
holder, at the Commercial
Bank, Krioxville, upon
presentation and surrender of said
Columbia
British
real,
The Charter of the
City requires the levy of an an¬
nual continuing Sinking Fund to
TENNESSEE
COLUMBIA
BRITISH
1, 1945.
4, Section 1.
passed an
Etowah, Tenn.
ordinance calling for the issuance
Bond Call—Town Recorder Dan
of $15,000 1% semi-annual well Ivins
announces
that the Town
drilling - bonds.
Denom.
$1,000. has exercised 'its right to redeem
Dated March 1, 1945. Due $1,000
on May 1, 1945, at par and accrued
from Oct, 1, 1946 to 1960, incl.
interest, all outstanding bonds of
Principal and interest payable at a
tota,l authorized issue of $379,the First National Bank, Lock000 refunding bonds, Series May
land.
1, 1936. Dated May 1, 1936. Said
bonds are payable at the Town
Middle Point, Ohio
by
from
inclusive.
authority of City Charter, Article
Council is said to have
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson,
Turner,
Horowitz
&
Stephen of Seattle.
to be
proved by Reed Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York, and the At¬
torney-General of the State. Bids
not in strict conformity with the
notice of sale will not be consid¬
ered.
The bonds are issued under
sched¬
Feb. 15.
re¬
cently—v. 161, p. 616—will be ad¬
vertised for sale in April. Legality
City has no provisions for
registering principal and interest
but will pay for the printing of
the bonds and attorneys' opinions.
All bond records have been ap¬
Bryant, S. Dak.
Lockland, O.
Bonds Authorized — The City
be received until noon on Feb. 17,
I, 1946 to 1955
The
uled to be sold
con¬
sewer
authorized
topping street
$30,000
$1,000.
Dated
Interest rates to be
in multiples of 34 of 1% only. Bid
on only one interest rate on each
issue.
Bids must be for all or
none.
The City will not offer for
sale any additional bonds for at
least 60 days.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J. & J.) payable at the
Chase National Bank, New York.
Jan.
of Education.
appeared
Due
storm
bonds
struction
Denomination
certified
$2,000, payable to the
The above supersedes
which
inclusive.
sanitary sewer bopds.
$25,000 from Jan. 1, 1946
300,000 bituminous
Bids may be made
or any
semi-annual
to 1965 inclusive.
Nov. 7, 1944.
on
aggregating City Clerk that the $70,000 3%
drainage sewer bonds.
$20,000 from Jan. 1, 1946
1965
500,000
bid for less than par and ac¬
crued interest.
of
be
$400,000
These are
the bonds authorized
eral election held
No
to
interest
bonds
$1,200,000:
1965, $4,000 June
1966 to 1968, and
multiples of 34 of 1%.
equipment bonds was sold
Feb. 3 to Earl F. Camper , of
and
1,
$4,000
for sale
of $3,600
Dated Dec. 1,
as
Dec.
$50,000 sewage disposal and sewer
extension bonds originally offered
Genoa, Ohio
Bond
and
following
to
$5,000
a cer¬
$2,000, payable to
of Education.
J-D.
$1.25
(M-S)
S.
Oct.
they will be re¬
deemed at par and accrued inter¬
est.
Dated April 10, 1940.
Inter¬
funding
on
1953,
in 1954. Prin. and int.
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of
U.
J-D.
Denomination $1,000. Dated
Jan.
1, 1945.
Due as follows: jointly, as 134s, at a price of
75% of Assessed Valuation—A bi¬
$4,000 June and Dec. 1, 1946 to 100.70, a basis of about 1.2026%.
partisan but highly controversial
status. Mr. Carlson is said to have
1948, $4,000 June and $5,000 Dec. Dated Feb. 10, 1945, and due
bill which sets the tax base for
described the alleged operations
1, 1949, $4,000 June and Dec. 1, serially on April 10 from 1946 to
real
and
personel property in
as
a
tax-evasion "racket."
1950
to
1952, $4,000 June and 1968, incl.
North Dakota at 75% of the as¬
$5,000 Dec 1, 1953, $4,000 June and
Houston Texas
WASHINGTON
sessed valuation, instead of the
Dec. 1, 1954 to 1956, $4,000 June
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
present 50%, has been passed by
Camas, Wash.
and $5,000 Dec. 1, 1957, $4,000
be received until 10 a.m. on Feb.
the
lower branch of the
State
Bond Offering Contemplated—
June and Dec. 1, 1958 to 1960,
14, by Mrs. M. H. Westerman, City
Legislature.
$4,000 June and $5,000 Dec. 1, Secretary, for the purchase of the It is stated by Odmund L. Egaas,
Bill
Reoord at the Close
of Business on:
Due
Auditor
county's 134% and
3% court house and jail refunding
$5,250 refunding bonds,
system ex¬
Sept. 1
water
of the
decree
9,
1944.
The cancelled unex¬
changed bonds included $7,000 re¬
by L. D. Smith, Clerk of the Board
of Education, for the purchase of
Genoa, at a price of 101.38.
Denom.
$700,
one
for
RAILWAY COMPANY
New York, January 23. 1945.
aggregating $3.75 per share on the
referred stock of Southern Railway Company
ave today been declared, payable as follows:
City
and $1,000
which the
on
SOUTHERN
4%
bonds.
Bond Call—The County
bonds, Series 1940, Nos. 1 to
of the
District Court at Amarillo, on
follows: $3,000 in 1946 to
as
held
Triborough
Passes
Limit Measure—The
Assembly has passed and
Senate, the Crews Bill
amend the Public Authorities
fire
Dividends
The
Texas
reported that the
states that the
terms
—
-
(P. O. Amarillo),
changed by Jan. 7, 1945, under the
i
calling for the issuance
$25,000
tension
thorized
(State of)
York
sent to the
his-
DIVIDEND NOTICES
of
terest.
payable
from taxes, unlimited as to rate
or amount.
No bid for less than
par
and accrued interest.
The
balances in all operating accounts.
approving opinion of Squire, San¬
Coupled with the completion in
ders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland,
November of the
year's operations were that the
city entered the year 1945 with
substantial
unencumbered
cash
Authorized
Bonds
ordinance
bonds.
Potter Count
refunding bonds on hand in the
State Comptroller's office, not ex¬
for less than par
Board of Education,
$687,427.
flected
Co.,
&
curities
quent
was one
at
State
collections
tax
ord—Current
Associate,
6. Ira
Assembly
at 20-Year Rec¬
Cancelled—It is
approved an
water system
voters
$605,000
revenue
Texas
city has cancelled all unexchanged
payable to the Village Treasurer.
chase
Bridge Debt
J.
& Savings Bank,
and
Chicago,
107.805,
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City, N.
En¬
of
issue
Unexchanged Refunding Bonds
for $250,
certified check
a/
be received until noon
pass
>•
close
at 117.404.
election to have the
on the
issuance of
$480,000 Memorial Stadium bonds.
voters
as
legality of the proceedings.
Plain
for an
ing
at
&
Rippel
S.
Harris Trust
5.
approved a resolution instructing
city's
legal department to
ballot at the May
Associate,
and
Bidders
to the
must
Co., National
State
Bank,
Newark,
and
B.J. Van Ingen & Co., jointly,
the
draft
multiple of 34 of 1%.
satisfy themselves
a
B orger,
different rate of interest in
a
the
29
Jan.
116.923.
4. J.
Contemplated—
Election
Saffin
Boland,
and
Co., jointly, at 114.862.
3. Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
&
Omaha, Neb.
Bond
&
Harris
Chicago,
for
Bonds Voted—At an election on
TEXAS
Council is said to have passed an
Stevenson
Bacon,
Chicago,
called.
Norwood, O.
Paid
Price
to
5, on
McAllen, Texas
Interest ceases on date
attached,
Dated March
Due $400 from March 1,
1947 to 1953.
Subject to redemp¬
tion at par at any time after 2
years from date.
Bidders may bid
Purchaser and
Number,
Sold
..
The City
each block ap¬
peared in biir issue of Feb.
page 613.
1.
the,
of
description
complete
Block
on
sold as noted below.
bonds making up
2.
sonal property.
County
the
Commission
Fund
Feb. 7, were
Sales Tax— A
by
sale
for
Sinking
bill
A
municipal
bonds, aggregating $1,112,000, and
Jersey
New
of
blocks
offered
Nebraska (State of)
various
Award—The
Portfolio
about
$6,500,000.
Bill
N. J.
Denomination $400.
1, 1945.
O. Newark),
County (P.
Amount
by the city.
is placed
agreed to
Essex
been
already
have
to
Monday, February 12, 1945
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
712
check for 2%
National
,
of the par value of
the bonds, payable to Otis
Mayor.
Massey,
Daly, Thistle,
Judson & McTag-
gart of Toronto.1
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