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LIBRARY
i 1942"
-
TUESDAY
Volume
155
New
Number 4032
York, N. Y., Tuesday, January 13, 1942
Stock and Bond Sales
DAILY
MOTICE—Cash and deferred
furnish
WEEKLY
on
sj" Jan.
Jan. 5
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices
4
Jan. 7
Jan. 8
a
Daily Record of U. S. Bond Prices
115.28
115.31
115.29
....
115.28
115.31
43
.....
115.28
I
Treasury
—
(Close
*-w
108.25
108.25
....
-
108.25
108.25
Total sales in $1,000 units...
—
104.10
104
104.10
104.9
13
*
-
105.9
-
—
±
m
108.10
^
?)
:
-
-
-
^
-
-
-
»
-
--
{Low.
104.14
(Close
1
1
104.14
104.14
1
2s, 1947
_
Stocks,
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
{Low.
-
-
-
-
654,890
Total
Erchange
2s, 1951-55
110.4
2s. 1953-55
110.2
2
—
-
—
,
i arm
Mortgage,
Low.
106 7
:
1
(Close
J
Low.
Total sales in $1,000 units....
108.17
1
..
.
.
3s, 1942-47
Below
as
Low.
„i
$1,084,000
4,942,000
56,034,000
375,359,000
$59,349,000
53,737,000
the
are
1
daily closing
bonds listed
stocks an-1
(Hign
....
109.8
....
109.8
,..
2Mb, 1942-47-
ssl(e
104.20
104.20
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
2X8, 1942-44
(Close
v\
;
LOW:.
Close
I
•
—
-
♦
Close
-
-
106
106
t
106.9
a"-
Rails
ties
-
-
Bonds
27.15
38.27
105.05
91.54
50.53
108.06
27.44
14.92
38.52
105.10
92.00
51.01
108.27
89.11
113.99
27.27
14.94
38.42
105.28
92.33
50,70
108.49
89.20
14.70
Close
—
113.13
27.51
11.81
92.51
51.65
108.43
83.49
111.55
27.31
14.51
37.78
105.47
92.59
52.11
108.36
80.64
111.02
27.74
14.60
37.80
105.40
92.86
52.76
108.17
89.80
38.28
105.35
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
Week's
BONDS
Last
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale
Range or
Friday's
1 Cash sale.
t Deferred delivery sale.
above
table
includes
only
Transactions in registered bonds
sale
of
coupon
Week Ended Jan. 9
|'E
NQ,
Price
--
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
.1947-1952
1944-1951
Treasury 3MS------—--1046 1956
Treasury 3Ms
..1943-1947
Treasury 3 Ms
1943-1945
Treasury 3Ms
1944-1946
Treasury 3 Ms
1946-1949
Treasury 3 Ms
1649-1952
Treasury 3s
1946-1948
Treasury 3s
....1951-1955
-
Saturday
Jan. 3
Monday
Jan. 5
Tuesday
I per share
$ per share
.
Jan. 6
Wednesday
„
Thursday
Jan. 7
Jan. 8
% per share
$ per share
.
the
Friday
Jan. 9
Range for Year 1941
On Basis oflOQ-Share Lots
EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Year 1940
115.31 115.28
116.2
J
D
108.25 108.25
108.27
M
Week
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Range
for Year
1941
D
Highest
104.6
105.12 el05.9
D
107.26
107.26
S
110.22
110.22
--.
.1948-1951 M
109.21
110.4
S
106.7
106.7
S
110.7
44
1
115.7
103.30107.25
103.30108.0
12 105
108.8
109.9
112.12
110.13114.9
"_5
107.21111.21
9 110.4
*107.18107.27
110.2
High
115.28121.26
7 108.12 113.18
*110.19110.28
Treasury 2Xa
...
el05.12
el0S.10el08.10
D
.1945-1947 M
—
104.12
D
.1955-1960 M S
Treisury 2Ms—
81
*103.27104.4
O
O
No. Low
*110.11110.20'
S
J
Treasury 2Ms.
Treasury 2Ms
$ per share
High
O
.
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCKS
la
Asked
.4
~
for
&
Low
U. S. Government
Sales
Bid
were:
No sales.
-
SALE PRICES
88.80
8--
Jan.
Treasury 4s
HIGH
113.9
11 107 14112.13
1
105 .30109.24
*
48
48
4884
49
108si6108^4 *108&ul09
*36
39
*47
48*8
7»s
*18
39
*46
7%
4712
7%
7%
21
*18
*11%
Ho?!
37%
3734
12
*1,1
..
46i2
■
,'2
*57
2
60
61
%
5%
5
5
v5
15
15
7%
20%
*1114
37%
*i4
38li
37%
*14
61
lli2
48%
40
47
47
7
*47%
7%
678
page
178,.
434
200
2,400
Acme Steel Co.
.....25
43% Dec 10
Adams
-No par
5% Apr 22
xl7% Dec 24
Express.
11
"17666
Address-Muitigr
36%
37%
12.000
Air Reduction Inc
38
%
3,500
Air Way Ei Appliance.-No par
10
Ala & Vlcksburg Ry Co...100
5,800
Alaska Juneau Gold Min.*.10
87
15
49%
7
20%
%
*65
*19
80
80
2
2%
8Tf
11
*62
2%
*
15%
5%
*5
*14%
5%
/'
No par
Albany & Susq RR Co....100
No par
9% Dec 29
34% Nov 29
X Dec 22
73
Sept 9
1% Dec 29
85
Dec 30
%
"moo
6.500
5 M % Pf A with $30 war. 100
3% Dec 10
2,500
5M% Pf A without war. 100
$2.50 prior conv pref.No par
3% Dec 10
11% Dec 27
5% '•><-5%
15%
No par
Corp
10
5% * 67g
S16
5%
5%
Adams-Mlllls Corp
87
84
Sli
Deo29
11%
2
151-
Dec 12
34
37%
2
*14
Feb 21
108
%
2
5
46
4M% conv preferred
100
Abraham & Straus
No par
36%
2
5%
Abbott Laboratories..-No par
20
%
11%'
*62
5
700
40
37%
80
87.
•
20%
*62
1%
*36
Par
*18%
11%
61
5
see
49%
49i4 *49
49%
*108% 109
*103% 109
*36
7%
.
For footnotes
39
*18%
*lli4
-%
5%
15
5%
48%
109
*47
2i8
%
5%
*39
21
87
-
48.%
*103%
39
46i2
7t4
7
3818
*V
49
*18
11%. 115s
2
2
*36
21
37%
65
*57
49
108% 108
*37
Shares
*1434
5%
18
400
Allegheny Corp
ig Dec 10
55% Sept 20
Sept 25
54%Sept 23
51% Jan 6
8% Dec 5
24% Aug 6
15% Jan 3
124
45
July 28
% Jan 14
75
Aug 9
$ per share $ per share
107 11110.9
"5
49% Dec
101
May
30
May
347g
4%
16%
12%
36%
May
June
June
June
May
% May
70%
*"eb
108.17
.1956-1659 M S
109.8
109.15
Treasury 2 Ms
share
108.17
Treasury 2 Ms.
S per
-
40
Raits
111.22
Treasury 4Ms
I
w--,-
Total
trials
Jan. 9—
5:
"
-
Ocfd-lot sales,
bonds.
106.9
.
,
Utili¬
Stocks
113.75
Jan. 7
101.1
Total sales In 11,000 units...
Noie—The
106*9"
10
-
Grade
-
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Second
Grade
......
Low.
10
■First
-
Indus¬
(High
{Low.
IMS, 1-945-47
Total sales in $1,000 units...
ties
•10
65
Jan. 5—
Total sales in $1,000 units...
High
Total
Jan. 3—
101.1
(Close
.\
roads
-
Utili¬
Jan. 6.
1
101.1
{Low.
i-.-.v-
{Low.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Rail-
104.20
(Close
J5
-
Indus¬
(High
{Low.
....
(High
"20
"30
Dan
trials
38. series A, 1944-52
—
io
Close
...i.
'
LOW AND
of representative
Stocu: Exchange i
Bonds
Stocks
Total sales in $1,000 units...
■
Home Owners'Loan
Total sales in $1,000 units...
^ork
Low.
109.15
_
(High
{Low.
(Close
106
averages
the New
on
(High
V
,
109.15
5
----
109.15
...
109.8
Low.
$8S,485,000
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Total sales in $1,000 units—„
■
(Close
82,459,000
,
(Close
5
$375,000
2,880,000
Stock and Bond Averages
104.23
104.23
108.17
4,921,210
3098,000
3,920,000
70,741,030
5
104.23
Close
.
1941
4,438,400
$53,731,009
•
Total sales in *1,000 units...
108". 17
•
1942
3,887,800
$344,001
Total
-
'
High
$53,731,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 9
1941
2,650,003
Railroad & industrial..
(High
3M8. 1944-64
•---
3s, 1944-49
High
8344,000
8,212,000
3,856,189
Foreign
Total sales in $1,000 units...
Federal
■
,
Total sales in $1,000 units...
13,703,000
•.
1942
U. S. Government
Hign
■-
53,000
BondL-j
Low.
(Close
...
v
—
106.7
----
-•
451,000
'
'
Stocks—No. of sharcs.
(Hign
110.2
----
106.7
—Close
32,650,000
11.029,000
New York Stock
----
Total sales in $1,000 units...
350,737,000
7,703,000
551,000
49,000
27.003
Week Ended Jan. 9
(Cljse
—
•
(High
{Low.
381,000
532,530
{Low.
•—
-----
....
35,000
117,000
7,571,000
481,000
7,779,000
10,451.000
13,196.000
Total sales in $1,000 units...
110.22
-
-
....
433,000
7,165,039
(High
.
103.27
','i
7,103,000
629,570
1
-
-
55,453,000
^
110.22
110.22
---v
-
360,000
Total sales in $1,000 units...
-
110.22
---
-
3350,000
3.856,180
Wednesday
Thursday
(Close
—— —-
109.27
-
35,013,000
Tuesday....—
{Low.
2s, Dee. 1948-50
.
"
109
109
Sales
516,810
720,520
831.860
(High
..
109.27
Total sales in $1,000 units...
•
Government
Bonds
Friday...,.—
109
(High
{Low.
(Close
2MB.1948
Total
Foreign
8
Total sales in $1,000 units...
"2MB. 1945.——
United States
and Miscell.
Saturday
Monday
(Close
(High
{Low.
(Close
'
9, 1942
Jan.
Railroad
Number of
Shares
Week Ended
110.22
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2^8,1949-53-.
105.10
—
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total sales in $1,000 units...
110.22
-
-
•-(High
{Low.
(Close
2MB. 1960-65-
105.10
(Close
^
m
Transactions at the New York Stock
1
Low.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
....
14
104.31
(High
^
15
105.10
Total sales in $1,000 units.
f
107.26
-
-
(Close
.
6
2^8,1954-56
4
-
5
{Low.
2X8, 1958-63..
104.31
104.27
105.12
5
107.26
-aw-
Total sales in $1,000 units...
...
100.5
19
104.27
107.26
(High
2X8,1956-59..
100.4
33
(High
(High
2Ms.1951-54-
100.4
Low.
2s. March 1948-1950
(Close
•
105.12
"fr"
{Low.
V
100.3
31
(High
*1
Total sales in $1,000 units
•
100.4
Close
105.12
108.10
(C108C
*
100.3
104.31
,
108.10
{Low.
•''
100.5
104.27
—
-
105.11
3
V
•
tj,'
105.11
Total sales in $1,000 units...
—
100.7
100.4
Total sales in $1,000 units...
«
105.11
105.9
----
(High
2X8, 1948-51..
100.4
100.1
23
2X8, 1951-53
-
.
105.9
:
(High
'...{Low
(Close
2X8, 1945-47.-
100.4
100.3
High
104.12
6
-
Total sales in $1,000 units...
1955-60-.
100.6
100.2
Close
104.12
104.10
---
104.
Total sales in $1,000 units...
2 Ma,
100.5
100.2
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
{Low.
(Close
'
100.3
(Low.
....
104
Out-of-Town Listed Markets
1
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units...
3s. 1951-55-...
102.19
Exchange
102.19
(Close
Total sales in $1,000 units...
(High
{Low.
(Close
,3s. 1946-48....
New York Curb
102.19
{Low.
7W 2 Ms 1967-72
(Close
3118,1949-52-.
Q U OTATI 0 N S
(High
Total sales in $1,000 units...
~
Corporation News
Low.
2Mb, 1956-58
{Low.
City News
Close
3
2Ms, 1952-54
....
(High
State and
Jan. 9
3
....
w-
Total sales In $1,000 units...
1946-49-.
Jan. 8
(High
(High
3 Ms,
Jan. 7
Jan. 6
106.18
..
108.25
•
•
{Low.
(Close
..
yeai
Also In This Issue
106.18
Total sales in $1,000 units.
5
W-
-
Total sales In $1,000 units...
Ms.1944-46-'.
the
106.18
,4
-
(Close
3
Jan. 5
{Low.
2Ms, 1950-52
(High
—.{Low.
1943-45..
Jan. 3
(High
108.27
'
_
Total sales In $1,000 units...
3 Ms.
for
range
1
........
115.29
■
3*/s8, 1943-47..
the
point.
115.31
115.2S
(High
{Low.
(Close
3Ms, 1946-56..
computing
the New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 9
116.2
116.2
Total sales in $1,000 units...
4s. 1944-54....
32d of
one or more
Jan. 6
115.28
[High
•{Low.
(Close
Ms. 1947-52..
In
a
Figures after decimal point represent
T roasui>
Exchange
No account Is taken of saeh sales
daily record of the transactions in Treasury, Home Owners' Loan and Federal Farm Mortgage
Corporation coupon bonds on the New York Stock Exchange during the current week.
we
Copy
a
YEARLY
-
delivery sales are disregarded In the day's range, unless they are the only transactions of the day.
U. S. Government Securities
Below
New York Stock
«»
-
Price 60 Cents
.1958-1963 J
D
*109.14109.23
106 31111.21
.1960-1965 J
D
*110.11110.20
107 8
—1945 J
D
*105.24106.1
105 10108.14
*106.30107.7
107 16109.22
Treasury 2
Ms
Feb
Treasury 2 Ms
Treasury 2Ms_".....
60
Api
Nov
9
46%
27%
-
Treasury 2Ms.Treasury 2Ms...
60
May
77
Mar
Treasury 2 Ms
*
Treasury 2 Ms
4
May
7
Jan
Treasury 2Ms
99% Aug
% Jan
8
100
Dec
100
Jan
Treasury 2s..
6
% June
534 Junb
4% May
1% Jan
14% Dec
Treasury 2s._...Mar
12%
Jan
Treasury 2s.
7
24
Deo
Treasury 2s
May
Treasury 2s.
.1948 M
.1949-1953 J
Treasury 2M3—
Treasury 2Ms.-.-
Apr
19% Jan
68% Jan
7$ Mar
4
10% Jan 9
9% Aug 27
21% Apr 3
D
107 2
110.22
6 107 1
111.18
112.24
Jan
147
Jan
5
.1951-1954 J
Dec
S
1947 J
15 1948-1950 M
15 1948-1950 J
1951-1955 J
.1953-1955 J
For footnotes see page 179.
106
D
105 2
108.9
106.18
105.
118.18
*104.2
104.11
102.
106.16
102.19
100.5
106.9
106.18
D
1950-1952 M S
.1952-1954 M S
1956-1958 M S
1967-1972 M 8
...1951-1953 J D
1954-1956 J D
102.19
102
105.9
100.1
100.7
104.27
104.31
.5
7 103.
106.27
105.10
105.10
1
103.
.5
107.4
104.14
104.14
1
104..7
106.28
1
135 100
103.16
S
*101.14101.23
100 .24104.4
D
*104.16104.25
104 .2
D
*100.3
D
*103.28104.5
100.9
...1100 .6
106.21
100.9
.—'101 .24106.7
V
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
170
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Sales
SALE PRICES
HIGH
A NO
NEW YORK
for
1
Monday
Saturday
13%,
29%
18
29%
18%
7v
7a
53%
*20%
4784
*3018
63
53
890 Amoral? Petrol Corp..W9 par
*20
21
*20
21
100
31
31
39%
*126
128
1%
1%
63
155
'62V
61%
18%
*15
5%
5%
8%
*7%
18%
95
13V
18V
18V
*94%
95
*04
*5
6'2
*5
1-84
*1%
*1%
20V
2
18%
18V
*17
*31%
4584
*1V
1%
26%
3V
6%
*24%
3V
*3%
*24%
3V
3%
*3
7
*3%
86
85%
10%
!0%
10
10V
10
26
V
>V<
24%
55%
165
11
20
20
4V
32
31V
2%
8%
45%
44V
1%
7'4
32
1
VI
8%
7V
41%
7
3V
7v
31%
31%
*4
4%
21V
%
05
95
98%
*19
18%
18%
130% 1321
48%
47%
*142
4%
26%
133
47'
48
4V
V
3%
26 V
V
%
*65%
4V
74
•'•
48V
48%
145
*142
28%
4V
29%
3V
3
75
*86%
73%
73%
4%
4%
21.
17
4%
4%
49%
*45
28%
29V
17
28%
*17
*111%
*45
28%
27
30-,
29V
18%
17V
111%
...
34
34
*110
112
33%
"110
8%
4
63%
64
*55
22V
34
*3%
7
3%
4
*55
23%
?%
334
*,
61®
66
25
24%
*3%
•
3%
.
3%
3%
90
634
7%
S '
6S4
*
6V
*75
79%
*76
79%
*76'®
85
*70%
87
*20
21
*20
21
*76%
♦20V-
81V
28%
62%
83
84Vi
82%
83%
290®
30
29!
30%
60%
6.0'?.
62
63
23%
24%
23 V
24
*^3
43
21%
*106
3-5
49%
22
75
5%
16%
27%
29%
*27%
4
9V
*1
...—25
3V
3%
66
5% preferred
-25%
7:' \
'•
••
'*■
7'i;:
(n
*83
85
23%
7ft
*113
121
*113
121
49
*113
9
*3%
8%
*!V
2%
2%
221®
*21
4
3%
49
49%
70%
*37%
8%
2%
69
*114
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' Apr 4
26% Aug 30
Fib 19
200'Andes Copper Mifalng——.20
62--
-
*6%
3%
•-
i"*6V
*20
22%
Vt'
11
11
"'vG'.,
.
3%
3%
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*106
3*4,
62
>
j 25V
20
■
79%
62
1958
With decl iratlon
,
Aug
14%
3V Dec 10
'
2V
183
i 29V
j 62%
28"
'104
*10
—
Jail
'13%
Mav
Dec 10
#5 djv preferred ...—No par
|rT
31
*55
85
23%
12% Sepl
41% May
6%Sept 17
Dec 10
1,000 Anchor Hock Glass Corp. 12.50
IV
33 V
63%
*77'®
63%
104
104
"104
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External g 4)^8 of 1918.....1956 t/Ns
t*Austrt:in (lovt) s f 7s..-i—1057 1 J
-
0 '8
10
9
xl43
23,900 Anaconda Copper Ml ling..50
430J Anaconda W & Gable—Wo par
7.L-
*1
34%
*34
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29 %
28
354
74
114
74 . -114
214
*104
Australia Com'we vlth 5».-—v,j-1955 J
J
External 5s of 1927. —
.—1957 M ^
Mar
6
23
llVMay 27
Pre ferred.
j—100
2,700 Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt—— I
15 prior conv pref.. —.—25
:~/9'Vrl
IV
-61V
6V
3%
35
June
3
121
115V Dec 26
43% Dec ~9
43% Dec
1,400
17
17
Wo par
.
2,5001American Woolen.—. .Wo
4%
26%
28%
16%
*55
90
Dor
Mav
92
81
-
13,100 Am Water Wks & -Elec.AG par
S3 1st preferred—... We par
49
*45
27%
*75
83
f 7s 3d series. 1957 A
104
/
Apr
Apr
22*4
6% Dec 29
..i,2%
Common- class B
'5001
-74%
4V
49
*27%
22
*4834
4
3%
74
4%
4%
26%
3%
•■
28 4
22 4
*16
••jratioa... —....V:
(National Government)—
Apr
06%
Mav
13
'6% preferred...a...
100
1G90- Am Type Fouidere Inc....10
4.600 American Viacose Corp.._;14
25%
*5V
73 V
63'
6V
1%
8
8% Dec GO
20CH
Utf",
,
*65%
5%
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45
70
3%
800 Am Sum atra Tobacco
4V
3
75
5%
73%
31
*20
Mar
15V D3?
20,90d Amer Telep & Teleg Co-.109
145
25%
116
23
;
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Apr
A lav
54
131
par
..........-.100
Preferred
509
19
*4%
3%
*65%
21%
49'®
22%
Foundries..No
3,000 American Sugar Refining.. 100
.
97
48%
118
.
45
*69
*21
20%
*141
4%
26 V
3
33%
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2%
143
64
4.5%
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6V
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May
18
155
600 American Stove Co....Wo par
8V
*95%
48%
>
118
31
3%
:.
23
314
*254
O
80% May
10
20% Dec 26
......100
6% preferred
7.599
lis
,
1114
'
38
Mar 13
500 American Stores......JVV par
49 V
47
7
9
70:
10,0 )0 Amer Steel
19%
10V
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7
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88
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22
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29
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31
7
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141
800 American
33V
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) 2D4: *3%
Mav
21
33% Dec 10
133"
a_....;l00
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> 125 V
31
110
60 Amer Shin Bulldiaa; Co.Nr par
80Qj
19
4%
25%
28%
16%
0314
4
...
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Jan
me
4% Dec 10
6
Dec 10
11,100 Amef Smelting & Refg.Afp par
48
9%
*
40
6%
79'®
•
50"
900.American Seatlni Co_.N» par
123
4%
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7%
19%
27%
3%
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65
;*3%
90
6%
9
100
300-Am9rioan Safety Razer_.l8.50
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33V
97
19
49
34
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7
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46% 1 47%
74
1%
34
3V
64%
23
155"
......
2,390
125 V 130%
5%
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1%
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t.-
16,700 American Rolll:i? Mill..—25
*
4
3V
23
9%
'
100
95
25
F
S f ext conv loan 4 Mis — ....1071 UN
8 f extl conv loan 4s Feb
1972 F A
S f extl conv loan 4s Apr ...1972 A O
.,
Apr
13V Jan
-20"4 Di; 27
17% Dec 10
3V
Dec17
29,700 Am Rad & Stand San'y.ATo par
10
Preferred
100
112% *110% 112'® *110% 112% "110% 112% *110 8112%
64
51
*55
*1
6%
2%
28V
7%
24V
3 ; Mav
17% Jari 10
23V J an 24
•% Dec 27
7,090 Ainer PoweT & Ltjht.*..AT; par
V
34
19%
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1%
33%
111*
6% preferred..
;s 100
170-American News Co—iNr par
•
9V
♦1
1%
>
20
!
%9,5*
75
28V
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17
3% Jum
23
8
59
2'g Feb 15
15% A V 24
350
5%
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8'
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3%
2 3 84
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95VJ
8% Dec 10
400 Anrnr Mach & Matals^iVA par
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*
20-
23%
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9 7 ""9
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49
27V
29V
Apr
"
113
73%
4%
4%
4%
49'®
27V
29%
Argeitl
9IV Mar
3V Mar
-
Jan 27
7V Dec 10
3,409 Amar Metal Cb Ltd..uiVo par
165
*10-r
4V
5V
"15%
1
.
7
13 V
De! 3*1
Dec 26
38
$6 preferred...JW par
40%
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145
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4V
77V Dec 10
.
$5 preferred,:.ii...iV3 par
41
48
3
5%
5'4
74
74
75
■■■*85,■
5%
5%
•
6' 1
5% ctriv preferred.......50
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3,900
*7%
142
26V
■
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2,700
7%
41
116
s
2i2 Dec 26
American
4%
34
11
4%
Corp—-Ni -par
American Invest Co of Ith-—1
4%
*4%
40%
4714
*143
3V
Jan
84, Der
10*4 Mav
ZV May
9% May
v.
38% Jan- 4
Fib 14
29
Amer Internat
22
5%
*33V
131
'
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*145% 14 7%
| *33V 34V
93
11
non-cum pref
26 V
*7%
814
47%
48%
751
106
With deel
Apr
-■
1 984
131
4%
25%
9-V
Sepi
6% Aug 9
1% Jan.. 3
V Dsc
2,109 Amer Mach & Fdy Co.Wo par
26 V
V
10 v
93
48%
4%
34
*191®
18V
133% 134V
sec s
(City) external 5s
"
1,900
119
19V
96%
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Feb
8V
Mav
IV Mav
-
4U®
1 4584
8
75
6
28% 3 'Pt 19
3% Jan 13
24%3 ;pt 19
25%
21%
.
165
34
.
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99%
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115
3%
74%
15,100
22
•
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4%
4%
7%'
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113% 113% *115% 118
3V
75.
5
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4V
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22
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21V
141% 141%
48
26V
27
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4Ui
116
26V
4%
144
6
Sept. 11
*i% Jau
9
•
*
-
4>.
5%
19%
48
4V
4%
$3
95 V
7
14V Feb 15
preferred1.AG par
1 % Dei 10
2d preferred A.. .Wo par
preferred
^No -par ,..11% A v lS
3,700 Amer Hawaiian SS Co... —10
3.000 American Hide <fe Leather... I
7
9'4
22V
21V
116
165
'
48
48%
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3%
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25
34
1>S4
18%
133V
47V
145
1,700
10%
24V
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Amer European Sees..No par
GOO Amer & For'n Power.AT0 par
$7
Jan
% D si 2 9
3V Jan 2
30% Oct
10
20V
*7%
73
Fib 14
10%
5%
8
20%
96%
,.-v—
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Nov
13
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Dec 29
10
87%
"in
*
1024
140% May
.May
5% Mav
1
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21%
21%
4%
1014
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.1945 r ./
♦fCKternal s f 7s series D—..1945 j
j
♦external s f 7s 1st series j..1957 AO
♦external sec s f 7s 2 1 series. 1957 A O
Jau
115
May
....194,7
—
♦ltd siak fund 6*
Nov
23%
9
19% Aug
9% Feb 19
6% 1st preferred—.—--100
4,800
11%
29',1
112
20
87%'
25
*24
...1980 /
♦ltd sink fund 6'
-
23
25
34
3
109
>
I
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55%
34
4% Feb 17
American Encaustic Tiling—I
6%
56
33',v
13% Mai
May
100
Jan
8V Jin 23
9% Aug 29
4V Dii 10
Comm'l Alcohol Corp..20
7
Jin 21
Nov 27
121
xl7
90O American Ice...—..—AG -par
10
10 V
41
Am
23'8o Jin
115
A)G
1%
riiv
7%
20%
t07
26
56-2
7%
7%
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—109
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Go NJ 25
45% Mav
11%
32%
20
65
5l'4~Aug- 8
2%8ept 3
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9%!
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115% 116
14912 140% *133% 142
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20
20'4
201
20%
21% 20V
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9%
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10%
10
10
-
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88
20
45
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42
55%
,
85V
34
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103.2
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79V J llyll
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101.5
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)
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900 American Home Products—. 1
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33
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50
9
101.4
Foreign Govt. & Municipal
33V Mav
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88
41% 42'4
144% 143%
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2
Aug
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51%
34
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55
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123
3
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2
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108
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27
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1,900 American Crystal Sugar..^.10
3
33%
11%
5%
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8.V Jan
Mar 18
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600
53
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1
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100.9
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6
35
2
164
2,400
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51
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,
45
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165
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7
210
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22
31
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10 Am Coal Co of Alleth
25
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31
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'
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25
21%
praL.-.I—109 xl2J%
\f
101.23
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21
3IVJuly 22
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2
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21
58%
12% May
47% Dec
26% D3i 10
300 American Colnrtype Co——10
57'®
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53 V
2
38% May
A >rl9
1,
6V
.
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%
23
45%
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%
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4%
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135
135
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20%
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23
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26
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21'®
23
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2 '<S series G. —— .. .1942-194*
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.—.1945-1947
Apr
23
93V
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113
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lan
2V
18
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1,900
1,000 Am Chain & Cable Iuc.ATj par
19V
18V
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1
19
4%
19%
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1941
Nov
18
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.
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41%
Am irlcan Car & Fdy—AG par
6
2
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9V
79
63% July 22
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9V r' 9%
31
119
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%
22'®
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87
10%
4%
19%
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19V
119
25%
4V
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4%
41'8
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1
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45
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10%
9%
86
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4,500 American Can.......
"iuoo
18%
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18%
96
18%
95%
7
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45
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86
9'%.
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21
45V
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26
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45%
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26
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45
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46
46
46'2
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8%
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90
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8
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33%
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11
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31
31
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4,300 Amar Cable &
110
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5%
160
61%
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6i
93
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13
20
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19
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31
212
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05
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8V
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15
15
55
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171
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14
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135
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9
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182
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87
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Am A
4,109 AmsriCii Bank Note......10
7%
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127
128
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Jun
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9
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46
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46
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49
44%
46
44
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10
Fe 1®r V Farm Mortgage
share
per
26%May
135% J'ln
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10
509 Am U ram Lcither C3 Inc....
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13
49
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80
13%
80
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31'
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5
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Year 1949
,
2,199 \lrhny Lui Btl Corp ..No par
21%
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Range for Previous
1941
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shar
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21%
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51
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53
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53
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Jan. 7
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378
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78
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Gerro de Pasco Copper.No par
25
Certain-teed Products..—1
Chain Belt Co.—1...No par
140
,
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Cham Pap & Fib
200
106Jum
114% Mar
1%
4
July 28
Apr 2
72
Any
5% Apr
11% May
De<
Max
2%
Oct
6
Mar
100
Apr
21%, Jan
107% Oct 11
15
Max
99% Jum
17% Max
10% Jun.
Preferred series A......100
18
2% May 23
31% Dec 26
93
Dec 29
»it Deo 23
Jan
4% Oot24
44% Jan 13
102% Feb 3
Deo
12%
I'-Max
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Jam
35%= Apr
15% Max
Chic & East 111 RR Co.No par
1
2%
41%
Jan
8%
Feb
38% Dec
22
Oct
106
May
30%
Apr
29% Mar
Oci
4%
Apr
44
Dec
101
30% May
84% June
Deo
Chic Great West RR
Cob .50
1%. Mar 20
5% preferred. ..i—.....50
Ghioago Mail Order Co
-5
3% Deo 28
8%, Jan 10
6%May
12%
Chicago PneumatTool.No
9% Feb 19
19% July 21
44% Jan 9
8% May
23% Max
54
41
15% Dee
44% Dec
51% Dec
% Jan
700
PIcQfl
•
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1634
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■
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200
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37%
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16%
16%
37% : 37%
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42
42
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Oct 4
July 31
11% Nov 6
1% Mar 12
6%
3
3% Mar 20
*31
234
%»Dec
%eJuly 25
Chicago Yellow Cab...No par
8%May 22
% Jan 18
9% Sept 16
7% May
300
Chickasha Cotton Oil..—10
600
Childs Co
600
'
,
1%
30
100
47%
978
37,600
*94
95%
10
*31
42
Jan
City Investing Co
city stores
*33%
35%
200
Clark Equipment.
*98
.....
98
5% preferred
36%
78
•
63
63
400
Clev Graph Bronze Co (The).l
99
40
5% preferred..Clev & Pitts RR Co
800
*600
800
...—100
7% gtd.50
—
42%
42%
3,409
Special gtd 4% stock——50
CH max- Mdy bdenum —^Nopar
36
35%
36
2,400
Cluett Peabody & Co.-No par
145
72%
63
-
100
42 «4
42%
i 35%
*130
...
Glev El Ilium $4.50 pf.No par
*80%
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....
"""no
28% '28%
100
...........
.—100
.....5
No par
C C C & St Louis Ry Co..100
•W
*109% 111
29
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63
No par
..
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145
70
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7-300
63
63
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63%
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63%
800
—
100
Coca-Cola Co (The)...No par
7
Jan 27
20
72%
Jan
2
91%
10% Feb
5
53% May
8% Oct
14%
Jau
104% Aug 12
40% Feb 20
85
98
Feb
4% Sept 22
2
Dec 10
Ail?
9
24
Oct 20
98
May 23
Dec 17
124
85
Jan 16
56
June
115
Aug 20
108
May
33% Jan 10
105
Sept 9
84% Oct 11
26
May
28% Feb 18
142 - Dec 26
139
Deo 29
500
Class A...——i—-No par
60
740
July 16
2,400
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet No par
100% Feb 15
Jan
4%
Apr
40%
Apr
133
Nov
74% Nov
114%
Jan
43% Mar
74*Max
83% Dec
46% May
48
25% May
41%
39% Sept
25% May
45%
148
106
10% Dec 23
$4.25 preferred..——No par
Apr 26
Apr
Mar 11
50
Mar 17
Coca-Cola Intern Corp.No par
24
*60
Nov
44% Dec 30
Feb 14
78
44
2
40% Aug
48% NoV25
27
5% Mar
34
Aug
Sep!
Sepi
May
Max
July
Dec 26
29% Dec 11
139
Apr 26
70% Oet 17
109% Dec 10
81
May
1% Aug
Aug 29
: 92
2
9
3
Dec 18
40
Apr
Jan
27
8
r
%
11% Mar
16% Apr
9
—J
.
14% Sept 15
%
%. D«
Dec 11
Dec
41% Dec 22
5
6H% preferred.i.-.—..100
34%
*
1
20
Gity Ice & Fuel
200
*48
*600
10% Feb
......25
Chrysler Corp....4
500
;
145
%« Dec
—No par
Chile Copper Co
2%
*28%
43%
7578
% Jan 17
*238
76""
%» De»
6
22
'
Max
6
300
% !
13%
1«8
July 24
%« Feb
.100
100
7% preferred.
6% preferred....—
2%
*65"
*80%
*48
*130
49
cum div No par
Isl & Paoific.wlUO
34%
76"
36%
37% Apr 22
Apr 8
%2 Dec 17
preferred...No par
($2.50)
*238
34
36%
par
'
23
44
conv
Pr pf
Chic Rock
3,000
9
46%
9%
34
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,
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V
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9
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200
.
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7'ifi
300
52
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63
..,803'
5
56%
Feb
May
26% Apr
3% Jan
Dec
22% Sept
Jan
Dec
121
Jum
17
37% Jan 14
95% Dec 10
25
75
May
-
48
5%, Jan 13
•15
Dec
126
88
Sep'
22% Max
3% Max
14% DeoSO
5% Deo 29
par
5
Apr
May
32% May
3% Nov
42% Max.
20
Max
22% Apr 21
-
6
45
105% Max
9
Jan
40%
Jum
3 4% July 12
Co8% pf.100
^Chesapeake Corp.i—No
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry._
100
Jan
9
Deo
Common....._.i—.No par
Checker Cab Mfg....
3,600
13,600'
92%
6% Mar
22% Mux
2
Max
39% Max
1% Dec 10
.100
100
400 i
•
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4% Aug
97
■
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40
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Jan 17
29 U
Jul)
2% Max
29% May
2% Det
36% Any
Sept 24
22% Mar 25
Deo 29
6% prior preferred
11% Dec
10%June 10
17
Feb
8% Feb
19% Apr
Mav
34
75
3
1%
4% May
7
3% July 24
115% Jan 29
Feb52% Mar
Max
1L
50% July 15
29% July 28
9
4% Feb
1
3,500
48% | 46 34
978 1 9%
95% *92
*238
-79%
Deo
1
Jan
14
50% Jul)
4,600
42 78
145
26%
Jan
2,000
*28% '29
*130
Max
Nov
15%
4%
*28%- 29
'43%
36%
82
2%
*31
,
Max:
Max
9
10%
110% 110% *109% 111
—
i
934
*93
100
39
9
6
7% Jan
23% Apr
5
Sept
13% Jan
4
110% 110%
*9;V
Oct
17% Max
2% Max
6% May
2%
21%
*9%
7l""
Apr
378
12
47%
*58"
Jam
5%
10*4
2
138
21%
4912
35
Max
5% Max
4% May
4
122% Dec
2
1%
1%
12
9%9%
*93
95%
*30% 42
;34
12%
2
9«4
1%
*1%
21%
1%
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9%
53
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48
-5-
Deo 23
1—....100
L-
98
125
xl5%June27
1% Deo 16
108% Deo 10
4H%-pref—100
Preferred..
j 1,000
36
378
'39
%
%
*8%
*11%
%
Oct
35% Nov
21% Jan
2
*%
9
36
.
24%
79%
*61
•-
8% Nov
Jan
*1%
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145
78%
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83
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50
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36%
•
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Jan
Dec
6% Jun
72% Nov
978
'8
9%
39
2%
100"-100
..4-
145
9%
76"
50'
+135
17
Max
17% Max
12% May
6
July 28
119
Max
Max
20
3% Jan 29
87% Sept 18
18% Dee 10
JCent RRof New Jereey—lOO
Central Violeta Sugar CP.
Century Ribbou Mills.No par
_
4
35%
98
3
9A%May20
30%. Jan 14
2,000
;
8
*6%
*6%
*338
Central 111 Lt
20
50
7,400
^
2878
26%
30
.....100
—
41
116% Mar 19
5% Dec 10
65
Dec 19
No par
5% preferred
500
92
100
Central Aguirre Assoc .No par
Central Foundry C0........I
1,800
5,300
3%
*2*4
90
;
Celotex Corp
20
,.
......
7% prior preferred.—..100
3.900
2%
1634
10
.
97
Apr
4% Nov
Dee
21
5% Aug 2
39% Apr 3
3% July 31
x-2% Dec 19
43
Feb 14
112
Mar 18
Caterpillar Tractor
No par
"Celanese Ccrp of Amer.No par
3,500
70
29%
238
*93 V
Preferred.....
180
•35%
98
Carriers & General Corp.—.1
Case (J I) Co
—100
4,800
2%
338
Carpenter Steel Co—....u—6
890;
40
1% Dee 19
Carolina Gil noh & Ohio Ry. 100
^
300
1
*17% '18% *17% 18%
*99
100
*98% 100
16s4
16% -*16
*1S78
98%
1%
3*4'
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20%
70
90
283%
18%
98
:
2
9%
*51
110% 110%
101
43%
36%
8
Sept 17
Jan
2
63% Nov 10
740
131
Mar
Apr
Apr
May
145
Dec
99% May
141
Mar
May
63
Feb
10% May
20
Feb
56
July 16
:
13
13% 13%
13'
13%
13%
*102% 105
*102% 103% *102% 105
13% 13%
13
13%
13% 13%
105
105
*104
105
17
105'
17
17
%
1
.
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1%
*1
1%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1%
1%
49%.
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49%
52;
13%
*13%
1%
50%
*45
For footnotes see
1%
54
52
page
■
'
52
*s4
16%
78
'
167^
*3,j
*1 %
167g
17
%«
2
380
400
%
5% conv preferred.
.100
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp.No par
Colorado & Southern
13%
13%
13%
*13%
1%
13%
13'%
*13
13%
700
1%
1%
1%
1%
'29,600
<
1%
52%
54
45%
45%
*7%(!
51
*45
1%
*1%
1%
1%
2
52
51
51
46%
45
45
Collins & Aikinan.— No par
900
17
3.1
109
2,70(1
158
1%
13% 13%
13% ' 13%
1%
1
13%
13%
1%
13%
13%
*45
16%
1%
.; 1%
*«u
13%
13%
1%
51%
52
1
*%
1%
;
34
,
1%
1
*1%
13
13
13
1278
13%
13% :
10234 10234 *102% 105
*102% 105
1
*13
13%
*13
13%
13%
13%
*104
105'
103
104
103
103
17
17
90 H
9H
3%
2
%
42
2%
*33
70"
*100
51
6
Deo 31
41%
16
2% f 23„
26% '26
*93
4%
93
*30%
278
28%
54 H
81
70H
102 H 105 H
6H
HH
6M
10H
6H
9H
32
20,
2%
*85
16
K
49%
93
112
105
104
"OH
9H
7 H
33
Capital Admin class A—
$3 preferred A
10
Canadian Pacific
„•'
,
41
71
*2%
15%
*2%
29%
*17%
!
1
1
24% =*21%
*9 ru!.'
33%
37
57
64 H
59 H
62H
......
S
D
■-
40
22
19
*6%
"
.
1%
1%
42-
111
45H
33
8%
951
.
-
"64 H
■
,
s
.
i
42
25H
......
46
30
—
With declaration...
Oslo (City) s f 4Hs—...
♦Nat Loan extl
46%
*--:
27.
35 H
-
-I49&
deb 5H3-—
♦Panama (Rep) extlsf
*21'-v-
*80%.
With declaration...
32% Dec 26
118% 119
778
734
20%
*70
3%
26%
,
s-
%
8%
12%
*%
*11%
*45
—1953 M S
27%
s:
1%
22
*2%
Q!
^Oriental Devel guar 0s.
41% :
;; 20
*2%
2%
:
19
52
'•■■■
%
%
S%
12%
*32
28
9
52
%#
*30%
52
"55"
....
Cannon Mills—.......No par
65
28%
*97% 100
*16
16%
2
*37%
ht
*-.-
47
"51"" """6
32
50 H
—————
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s..1970
28 H
33
.2%
26%
1%
17%'
9
54
49
;
j
119
90
*85
90
■i
46%
86H
51H
31H
:
5
1%
85 H
51
15%
28%' 29%
17%
39-
*21%
85
86 H
34 H
...—1944
———
278
•65
2%
1578
3% !■' *2%
*2%
*85
4%
%
8%
*11%
79
54H
51H
27%
*23,1
3
10%June
1,000
87
*26%
4% Deo 9
9% Novl2
=
1,000
2%
37-®4
*84
-
25% Jan
37% Apr
29% Apr
12% Nov
53*4
May
14% May
0% Max
24%Sept 18
54% Nov 13
1% Jan ft
7% Jan 6
14% Jan 10
17% Sept 18
26% Dee 10
3
Dec 22
33%
87
9
Mar 11
ls32 Dac 30
_
25
22,000
*117
72%
*2%
99tt i*93v;
*4%
53
.
56
""2
56 H
Canada Southern Ry Go. .100
51;
....50
i
Calumet & Heola ConsCoPi.6
Campbell W & C Fdy__No par
""
6i«
Apr 1958 A O
Norway external 6sjr...-..---1943 F A
Canada Dry Ginger Ale-
=
4D
4%
67
8%
10
; 5,300
30
*33
119
3%
35*4
9%
11%
11%
5% preferred.
*17g
*32%
41%
20
3%
V--
2,300
*65
41%
20
*6%,
2 -:[<
17%
38%
*%»
extl 5s..1957
108
2%
2%
-18 ,."-16%
■
17%
*37%
N
New So Wales (State)
External s f 68——
41
35%
*1
6
13%
:
19
19% (j-19
19% 20%
134
1*4
134
i34
17g
*134
*104
108
108
*104
108
*104
r
16
4
'.
;
;"»4r"- 5
64
49:
*104
19%
*93
Callahan Zinc-Lead.—
.*25
118%119
*118% 119%
7*4
778 -i 734
778
3%-"'3%
'■
California Packing.—No par
*117
119
15% Deo
1,500
57g.
27%
'2*4
11% Jan
7% Apr 29
2,700
3,100
2
,
2% Deo 10
6
Dec 9
12
8
3734
284
Aug
4% Jan
100
53
2
*84
12%
July 29
23
24*4 Sept
4% Sept 9
Sept- 9
6% July 28
76% Feb 14
18%
13-
.
4*4 Dec 10
Deo 29
41% Nov
25
18
Apr
13*4
26*4 Nov
27
9% July 24
1% Deo 10
Dec 9
No par
Participating preferred.. 100
Byron Jackson Co
No par
19
97%
7% .'7%
3%
3%
.
:
33%
'5% Dec 23
15'
May
t5% Nov
8% July 22
34% Jau 0
35%Sept 17
20% July 28
56% Nov 5
15% Den 10
49
May- 8
Byers Co (A M)_
78
4%
*27
—No par
5% conv preferred.
30
Butte Copper
Zinc....—5
40
*32%
87
...No par
Jan
2% Jun
38% Nov
'I'1'
.
11%
4
76
25%
T>e<
13t4 Max
Max
38
Max
1% Jan
7
2% Aug 9
6% Jan 14
14% Sept 22
37
Sept 13
23% Mar 21
12% Jan 6
Feb 14
Apr
24% Mar
27
45% Oct
5% Dac 9
18% Dee 9
23% Daa 26
...No par
*18%
*50%
;
8
Jun
29%
May
8
6
1,300
96
30
11%
*33
67'
"35%- 35% -^35% -35%
.
1
*51
*60 H
100
1,100
.1,300
10%
12'7g
*25%
->■
Wheel—
—
1,000
3%
7%
51
Bush Terminal—
1
Basil Term Bldg dep 7% pf 100
Butler Bros.—.,
10
130
5%
7%
6% ;
6
Jan lb
Burlington Mills Corp..1
Conv pref $2.75ser__No par
Burroughs Add Mach—No par
700
20%
%
Nov
70% Mur
f)e<
Jum
17% Dec 17
12% Jon 2
Jan
34
12%Maj
26
Apr
28%
May
17
Jan
123%
May
19
9
41
par
..100
Apr
Nov
51%
Sept 18
25% Jan
Deo 17
7% preferred
4,800
*93
53
1278
2734
234
*70
27%
16
98'
1
'
—
'■
2%
26%
j
35%
4
O
M S
2%
7%
7%
7
./
!
28%. 29%
16
35%
0H
4H
|
'
7 ,*
3H
7
6%
2%
?8
2734
234'
*117
119
118% 119
3%
85
85
2%
*15%
"*3H r7H
6
•
330
300
*10
•18%
.*18%
*50%
67
10%
*17-18% *17.
07
97% I 97%
7
25
5H
5H
26
*84%
T
2%
*2%'
<
'
-
3H
•
..♦Assenting 4s of 1910..——.1945
Mlnas Geraes (State)—
8 H
73
♦4Hs stamped assented.....1943 MN
♦Mexico (US) extl 5s of 1899 £.1945 Q J
♦Assenting 5s of 1899...
1945 Q J
♦Assenting 4s of 1904..——1054 J D
.
8
•
2%
28%
2%
25%
'
87
19%
1%
16%
I6I2]
28%
1954
*83%
108% 110
16
M
*2.
*70
,
26H
9H
8
87%
9
*85
♦Medellin (Colombia) 6 Ha
100
9,609
400
103s
-(
4%
34%
2%
3734
*32%:
•'8%: /,8%
72%
8%
17g
♦Leipzig (Germany) s f 7s
*2
2%
118% 118% *117
*108% 110
•Lower Austria (Province) 7Ha.'50
2,800
20
Jan 18
11% Deo 30
Bucvrus-Erie Co..L........5
7% Dac 29
7% preferred.......... 100 sl09 June 11 ,118
Jan 17
Budd (E G) Mfg
No par
2% Deo 9
5% Jan 9
Bullard Co.___._
Bulova Watch...
5%
,
7
30
No par
16
96
June
99
3% July 30
39% Jan 6
Anr 18
Budd
*234
% Fab 19
Deo 27
21
% Dec 16
Deo 2 J
Bruns-Balke-Collonder.No
Jan' 9
21%Sept
16% Deo 29
6% Dac 9
14% Dec 27
23% Dec 27
1
1,900
96
103s
30
3%
3378
.26% 2714
*2% "-278
*68 ^-69%
71 '2' 71%
187g 19%
9
*25;
37%
41% 42
4112 4220% 21%
20% 21
119% 119% *118" 119%
70
56H
3H
*4'H
80C
5514
*20
,28
Brown Shoe Co..
3,900
54
Apr
Jan
12% Aim
19% May
9
/
Jan
22%
11%
23%
54
Oct
23% July 11
Apr 19
38
3,800
678
2% ;*• *2%
16
May
May
5% May
13% May
11
May
34%
15
111% Jan 23
9
Bristol-Myers Co..... _...v.5
Brooklyn & Queens Tr.No par
Bklyn-Manh Transit..No par
Brooklyn Union Gas...No par
100
4,800
1,200
21%
27«
7%
6%
13
11*4
11%
*25
.sv,378
34%
34%
*2.
68
58 H
36H
♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s 1957 AO
1,000
V<
6 •%
*18%
;27"8
18% 18%
*50% 53
*%;
h
vl27«
12%
*83
119
79H
56
5Hs......1965
With declaration
800
17%
19%
5%
10%
6
;
13
'
30
*32
i
*821& 86I2
♦26%. 27%
*2%
2?8
68
A
-13
•'
■41.
34%
37%
*117
F
f Japanese Govt 30-yr s-f 6 Ha—1954
4..
3418
2%
*32^
V-46*.
5%
6%
-12% -12%
.
4l«
•
*50% * 53
%. - •
'
6
" 6%
%
:
1213 i-rl21a
*25
4%•-
Irish Free State extl a f 5s—1960 M N
%
!
30
*25
I
fltaly (Kingdom of) extl 7s..1951
♦j ♦Ital'n Cred Conaortium 7s ser B'47
^•Italian Public Utility extl 7s.l952
%
•
5V«
578
*12i»-12%
4H
5
.
j
18%-187s
*50%. "53'
18
53*
*50
"
Brklreport Brass Co...No par
Brings Manufacturing.iV? par
Brings & Stratton.....No par
6,209
25
*20
93
10%
93% 93%
M0% .=10%
H% -:'ri0%ilL
11%
Brewlnn Corp. of America.. 15
3,600
62 H.
53
53
♦^Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
♦7 Ha secured s f g._.———1945
290
17%
55%
i.
'
400
35
Nov
14
Mar 13
24% Sept
Dec 30
-18%. DaalO
Borg-Warner Corn
...6
Boston & Maine RR......100
Bower Roller Bearing Co...^5
25
,
&
21%
6%
*21%
i
*18%
*0%
3%
8-
*7%
■
'
2%
5%
21%
;
W- 8
1
7%
2%
19
*5%
20
*7%
7
2%
3% v3%
,,
56%
19
5*4
20
21
"3%
8
;-7.% r"V-7%
97% *93
97%
8
22
18%
*53
6%
18%
20%
*
6*4
Aluminum
—
609
.
26
25% O it. 17
Aor29
9,500
21%
12% A or 21
IDC
6,400
6%
5
Brftvs—5
17
23%
26
17
90
33
1,909
22%
18%
2%
2%
19
3
0*4
22
*25%
26*4
19
.6%
6%
2%
*18%
64%
Dno?6
Don 31
134
109% Ma>
18% Jan
10
70
10U
Clans B...
...No par
Bond Stores Ino.....j
..*.1
Borden Co (The)
.15
109
1634
'
65
1
71H
22H
V
6'8
*25%
19%
5%
*19%
0
23
64%
'
55
"3H "l5"
H
i
22%
19
-.—1968
With declaration
9,
%
V'a
1968
65*4
6*4
22%
6%
22%
*25%
f ser 7s. .1964 Mi?
♦7s part paid.
♦Sink fund secured 6s..
65%
65
Dae 29
13
Brottien.i7o.par
May
34% July 23
89% Jan
131% Jan 28
31% Aug
23% Sept
1011 jan
9
Dae
S9
42%
.
9
5
Bohn
10%
..
1%
Jan
Ban Anil Co class A.L.No
par
21
2078 21%
21%
21%
i 7g
17S
1%
*1%
178
*28.-.
30% *28% 30% *23% 30%
*16% 17%
17% 17% .*17
1734
9
8%
8% ; 878
8% ■8%
16*4 17
1634 167s
16% T678
27
27% *26% 28%
2734 27*4
i; 42
42%
40% 417s
40% 41
*?I6'
+J16
%
%
*%o
%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
9
9
87g.
9%
8%
8%
*31% 534% *31% 34% *31% 34%
13
03^ *1278 13%
13
13
8%
8*4
8*4
8%
878
8%
*105% 108% *106% 108% 10.1% 106%
3
3
3%
3%
3%
3%
65
63
63
,65%
63% 64
27%
39
93% Nov
130
20*4
301.4
17*4
9%
17*8
,
*40
Jan
22% May
63% May
19% Dan 26
900
20
20%
56«4
51% Dec
Bhiw-Knox Co......._ATo par
Biles & Laurhlln Inc........5
19^609
19%
30%
9334
!;>!%'
1%
8%
f German Govt International—
♦Greek Government
*13%
•16%
55
51
^German Prov & Communal Bks
♦(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6Hb——1958
15%
19%
1J ♦Frankfort (City of) s f 6HS--1953 MN
With declaration
40%
42%
19%
31%
93
*13%
16%
:,-:V
French Renubllc 7s stamped...1949
20%
31*4
31*4
*91
90%
*40
r
221? Mar
Dac 31
*60
20
17% May
Dan 29
*12
share
per
40% Jnnr
15% Dec 19
14%
Highest
tharr $
$ pet
20% Jan 10
21
1234
*h*T»
per
57
115
80
14%
11
8
$
Aug 18
BI ?elow-S\nf Can Inc.Ni
par
1,700
1.20C
5,209
*12
*7H
share
50
.No par
*00
J
per
Lowest
10% Dec 27
Black & Decker Mfg Co No par
400
21%
18%
0%
20
Year 1940
Highest
Bethlehem Steel (D0l)._A''» par
7% preferred
.....100
13,600
-1-8%
21%
6*4
$
Par
■
Beneficial Indus Loan..AT•> par
Pr pd $2.50 div ser'38 No par
4,109
53
23
03%
121
13%
13%
53
*22 3S
22%
120
13%
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
6%
*14
6%
♦El Salvador 8s ctfs of dep....1948 J
♦Estonia (Republic of) 7s
1967 J
Range for Year 1941
On Basis of \ no-Share Lett
„NEW YORK STOCK
Tuesday
High
70
60
STOCKS
for
*60
{♦1stser 5Hs of 1926.-— .1940
{♦2d series sink fund 5H8—1940
Sales
Monday
Saturday
Jan. 3
$ per share
Dominican Rep Cuflt Ad 5H'S—1942
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
far Year
cn-co
Friday's
Bid
Price
LOW
Range
Range or
Sale
Week Ended Jan. 9
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Friday
BONDS
171
140
;
1,300
80
105% Deo 29
12% Dec
% Deo
1
16% Sept 17
106
Dec 27
Nov 13
30% Jan
9
114
Mar 19
20
Jan 10
9
8
Deo 10
% Dee 26
94
4
2% Sept
1%
Dee
1%
11
Dec 17
21%. Jan
10
;
11
DealS
21
10
Dec 18
100
6% preferred series A.—100
5% preferred
_v
100
—
43% Dec 18
42% Nov 27
Jan
4% Jan
82% Jan 25
72
Apr 2
4% May
Feb
May
4% Apr
,
May
1
Class B...
112%
24
Oct
May
2.50
Columbia Gas & Elec—No par
4% 2d preferred....
i
Dec
35% Apr
Det
1% Jan 13
3% Aug
June 102%
16% May
108
May
12% May
Columb Br'd Sys inc cl A.2.50
1,200
j
100
4% 1st preferred.—..—100
230
11
5% A pr
5
Apr
26% Mar
26% Mar
,
7% Apr
67% May
93% Apr
59
79
June
Jan
178.
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;
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
r* •
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday :
-*~
Range for Year 1941
Jan
Jan. 6
5
.
NEW' YCfftK STOCK
,
Lowest
*65%
5*8
26
*24
*23%
16%
26
16%
16%
16%
*96
97
97
97
9%
Par
44
437s
44%
23%
23l»
23«4
23%
3*4
153s
2078
314
3U
*3%
3%
*15%
19%
15%
15%
20%
19%
10%
86
90
86
86
*95 ,■/
*93% 100
*93% 100
6%
6S8
6%
13%
13%
13%
89
89
■T
89
%
8%
S58
*1%
1%
1%
5%
5%
5%
7%
7%
6%
23
96
13%
127g
24
25
24%
7%
41%
41%
3%
21%
21%
19
32
55%
*160
91»
300
9
2
5%
7
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50
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30
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55
32%
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5534
8,300
1314
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lo
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92
92
91
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14
14%
11%
11%
84
35
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6%
684
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18%
18%
18
18 :
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42%
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42%
40%
11%
41
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42
11%
81
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87
33%
78%
79
78%
14%
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99
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15%*
8%
8%
25
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83%
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16%
77
11%
11%
15
98
98
75
Jan
33
Apr
6%
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
May
May
16
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8*8
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25%
25%
83%
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47%
167g
8%
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26
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83%
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47%
16%
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47%
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17%
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15%
210
17%
834
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32,400
2,000
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83%
47%
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17%
400
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314
1512
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110
110
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22
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27%
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271
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70
70
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36
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;; 14
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*
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1034
67»4
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16%
25
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25
3834
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37%
17
17%
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8U
36
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36
20%
11%
68%
8%
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8%
68
68I4
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68
12212 122%
121
122
15
15
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15i2
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3U
314
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9lg
10
►112% 120
120
140
144
143i4
125i2 "125*8 127
11412
114i2 *113
% Aue
6% May
2% May
5% May
July 10
Feb
Apr
110% Mar
1% Jan
10% Apr
4% Apr
8% Apr
2% Jan
5% Nov
V 78 Dec
July 21
23% Nov
Deo 26
106% Jan 22
93% May
108% Dec
Dec 10
16% July 22
5% Aug
109% Nov
9% May
Dec 10
Jan
3
217g Dec 31
6% Feb
3
35% Feb 14
2% Dec 10
17% Feb 24
15% Apr 25
9% Dec
48
30
►112%
*14312 144
*12518 125i2
142i2
125i2
*11312 11414
114i4
O
A
O
1950
♦External sink fund g 8s
9
Dec 24
33
May
4% May
27% May
2
52% Jan
254
pref...100
88
Dec 15
Apr
2*8
*175
*175
176
31%
*14i2
21l2
1234
♦34
uu
31»4
15l2
•
27
2714
234
23.1
13812 139
19
(The)
Cream of Wheat Corp
Crown Cork &
27g Dec 10
Dec 18
May
25
Jan
33
Apr
70
25% May
May
May
40% Dec
May
165
4
May
*175
176
176
3134
2134
1234
22U
3134
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22*8
1338
13
127s
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.
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30'2
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3n2
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24
24i2
24
45
44U
4414
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►108
108
109
3
3
70
*66l2
72
72
72> 2
'11%
*71%
8%
8%
No par
80
Dee
9
28
Dec
9
6
Dec 19
5% conv preferred------100
Cuba RR 6% preferred
100
Sugar—100
Preferred.....-—--—-.100
Cuban-American
100
5A% conv preferred
30
5
..-.100
Cudahy Packing Co.
Cuneo Press Inc..
4A% preferred
(The)—No par
Preferred
No par
Prior preferred-——No par
Curtiss-Wright.
.--1
Class A
1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7 % pf.100
73% Dec 10
l%May
41'% Feb 20
*7634
90
*75i2
7
20%
12%
-
$8 preferred
—..No par
Cutler-Hammer Ino...No par
94
32%
3% May
7%
Jan
38%
45%
Apr
12
July
May
75
Oct
h
6*8
6*8
434
4i2
3534
Dec 10
75%
Oct
Dec
12% Dec 10
98
Dec 30
% Dec 26
13% Dec 26
Dec 19
16
6% Dec 10
24
Dec 10
80
Dec 26
42% Feb 4
14% Dec 10
68%
120
12134
*14%
15%
700
11,600
750
1,000
27g Dec 31
14% Dec 15
pf. 100
Decca Records Inc..
-.1
Deere & Co.—
No par
Preferred..
...20
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
10
Delaware & Hudson—--.100
Delaware Lack & Western.-50
Dayton Pow & Lt 4 A %
JDenv & R G West
Detroit Edison.
2,700
75
6% partic
700
preferred......25
1% May
3% Aug
May
No par
Co
Dixie-Vortex
Class A.—------No par
120
12
12%
4,900
Dome Mines Ltd
60S4
67%
4,100
Douglas Aircraft
Dow Chemical Co
1484
14%
2,000
1,600
Doehler Die Casting Co
Dresser Mfg
No par
No par
178 Jan
35
"*lh
47g
24i2
*l4
3614
78
1%
5
24i2
h
-
139
140%
136% 138
500
126l2 120%
24
1%
1234
2%
140
*174
175
Co
40
No par
8% preferred
-.—.100
Du P de Nem (E I) & Co...20
$4.50 preferred.
No par
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
31%
*147g
2234
13%
7I
1%
22%
12%
%
1%
31%
31%
27%
*26
31
3134
24%
31%
*23%
46
*44%
*23%
*44%
*108
10934 '108
234
24%
2%
3,300
Eastern Airlines Inc
31%
45
Jan
31
9
34% Feb 10
.1953
6Hs—
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)1946
♦8s extl loan of 1921
♦Extl
9
1
10% Sept
20
♦6s extl
s
f g
— ...
.1968 J D
*31
.1966 MN
.1967 J
D
.1952 A
31%
2%
2%
9%
38
7A
10 M
27
8A
O
f ♦Rome (City) extlC^s
10 A
29%
Feb
4%
Oct
51
June
Jan
May
J
1936
J
J
33
—1950
1956
J
J
27 M
M
8
25
1968
J
J
1940
A
0
♦,8s external-
-
{♦Secured
s f
,
7s
With declaration..
♦7s
series
92
60
May
14% May
23
Oct
Sept
8
3
May
13% May
11% Oct
3
3% May
5% Sept 12
18
114
107
Jan 24
"28% Sept
18
30% Aug
7
6
Dec
9
2% Feb 19
%»Sept 23
16% Dec 29
12% Dec 17
18% Jan 2
14
July 31
6% Aug 1
% Aug 12
23% Apr
13% May
21
114
Nov
"23%
*7234
79
79
*79
90
*%i
h
6
414
6%
412
4%
36
35
k
78
81%
19% Apr
23% Jan
%»Dec
,
5%
%
Jan
Jan
Dec 23
20% Sept 15
29% Jan 11
33
Dec 29
41
3
12% May
25% May
32
May
.
<
23%. Jan
36% Apr
43% Feb
May
7
3
10% Jan 10
18% Jan 11
4% May
12% May
10% Feb
20% Nov
86
56% May
86
6
9
11%Nov 10
32% Dec 27
23% Jan 28
17% July 14
May 31
2% Dec 10
Dec 24
6
105
Aug
4
79
Jan
141% Jan
9
4
23%June 24
6% Jan
65% July
127% Nov
14% Jan
6
May
9% June
8
10% July 29
117
Jan
9
136% Dec 24
164% Jan
7
12078 Feb 14
127
9
118
111% July
11% May
Dec 15
May
2
113
Oct
146% May
May
112% May
114
171
30
Apr
10
Mar
13%
120
24
May 14
34
Jan
25% June
2
44% May
6% Nov
3
May
June
166%
Jan
155
June
180
Dec
May
100
37
17%
Jan
%
1%
32
41% Apr
18% Apr
1% Jan
3
Electric Boat
Dec 10
10
4,200
Elec & Mus Ind Am shares-
% Jan
9,800
Electric Power & Light.No par
% Dec 24
40
7
%
No par
$7 preferred...
$6 preferred..
..No par
Elec Storage Battery...No par
El Paso Natural Gas
...3
Endicott Johnson Corp.—50
5% preferred
.—..100
4%
35%
k_
78
2U
"2%
2%
484
2434
*»4
484
24%
.434
2434
*%
5%
5
2534
25
%
%
"'2%
»932
6,700
c
Engineers Public Service....1
$5 preferred
27% Feb
23% Feb
26% Dec
21% Dec
39% Feb
107% Nov
4
19
19
26
29
14
24
May
10% May
6
% Dec
May
I8I2 May
15% May
34% Aug 29
x24%June
78 Aug
5
4% Jan 11
39%Nqv
36% Nov
6
•
3
7
26
47% Sept 22
35
33
July
113
Oct 14
7
Jan 11
8%
74
""306
90
20
102
Jan
Dec 27
83% July 17
66
89% July 24
77
Dec
Equitable Office BJdg..No par
{Erie RR common w l.No par
4% Dec 10
%
3,400
41,050
Ctfs of benef lnt
36%
10,400
5% pref series A
5
25%
hi
78
2%
5
25
*931
w
L.No par
w
1
100
Erie & Pitts RR Co
50
2%
T, 900
5%
25%
2,000
Evans Products Co
1,800
Ex-Cell-0 Corp
3
Exchange Buffet Corp..$2.50
3g
5% May
63
69
6%
5%
*
2% Dec 10
64% Dec 29
74% Dec 19
*%
2%
59 A
50
43 M
69 A
26 A
26A
26H
A
5M
5A
3A
4
9
6M
~4M
4M
4
9
*36
237g
*8
*86
20i2
*9
38
2534
8i4
93
21
9i2
25
37l2
24%
25*8
8
92i2
21
9
25
'734
8%
*86
36
*86
2114
9
For footnotes see page
8%
92%
21%
21%
9%
9%
178.
36
24%
*8
►86%
21%
*9%
36
2434
8%
92%
21%
10
*36%
24%
*8
*86%
*21
9%
37%
247g
8%
93
21%
9%
36%
24'%
♦8
3612
27%
8%
*86%
21%
12,800
600
93
*21
900
Eureka Vaouum Cleaner
5
—5
/'
Jan
Apr
Mar
112
80% Apr
%»Nov 25
2% Dec 9
30% Dec 29
75
Feb 28
1% Dec 13
4
% Dec
% Jan 30
10
Jan
Jan
97
Jan
%
Jan
4
42% Nov
5
.
.1952
*9%
10
1,100
300
80 A
6%
30
50A
44
14A
25,
21
34
54
38
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42 1
U
55
*59
59
48
♦Uruguay (Republic) extl 8s..1946 F A
♦External s f 6s—.....—.1960 M N
♦External s f 6s
1964 MN
60
57
1979
57
39 A
60
35A
35H.
57
41A
36A
60A
47
O
11
28
MN
4
12
MN
56 M
3?*-4-4 Ha ($ bonds of 1937)External conversion
1979 MN
3H-4H-4%» extl conv...—.1978 J D
4-4H-4H8 extl read]...
1978 F A
3Hs extl readjustment
1984 J J
♦Venetian Prov Mtge Bank 7sl952 A
1952
♦Vienna (City of) 6s
54 M
57 H
55
*50
MM
Feb 28
75
67% Aug
2
2% Deo
9
8
5
9
30% Jan
6
%« Dec
4
% Jan
7
20%
%
:
55
Light & Traction...15
$6 preferred
No par
Federal Min & Smelt Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
Dec 10
16%June24
6% Dec 26
May 2\
19% Dec 29
90
8% Dec 12
56M
,
56M
58
50
*45
55A
A
qivL'
external 7s...1958
'
assented
1958
F
A
•*3M
F
A
»3H
iHi 9A
—
3
-
4
With declaration
9
a
4a
May
Jan
Oct
30
With declaration
45% Jan 3
2478 Mar 10
32
RAILROAD and INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
tAbitlbl Power & Paper—
1953 J
4s....
1907
10-year deb 4^8 stamped—
t♦Adriatic Elec Co extl 7s...
Ala Gt Southern 1st cons A 5s.
1st cons 4s series B
1947 J
1946 F
67% Aug
5
Feb
11%
1
Jan
A
43 A
49
99 A
08 M
1943 J
106
106
49%
Apf
31% Apr
18% Apr
A 107 A
20
25
107 A 110 A
D
*—
10GH
105A 107 H
*53
56
48
59
*53
60
41
54 A
83
83
75 A
85
75
,
80
— ...
....
.1944 F A
.1949 J D
A O
5s modified--.-.-—.—-• .1950
.1950 A O
♦5s income
Aliegh & West 1st gu
Allied Stores Corp
.1998 A
4s
4s
4^8 debs...1951
F
M
"62M
58 M
S
MN
90
91H
130
84
93 A
74 M
60
75M
42
68A
79A
62M
48
58
65 A
56 Yx
59
51
52
63 A
59A
73
*60
100932
A
.1955 M S
.2030 M 8
^♦Alplue-Montan Steel 7s
Am & Foreign Pow deb 5s
.1949
Araer I G Chern conv 6Hs
Am Internat Corp conv 5Ms...1949
American Telep «te Teleg—
85
90
O
.1942 M S
Allis-Chalmers Mfg conv 4s....1952
100®33
103 H
i07~M
"~60H
104
107 M
"52" *69 A
M
23
100A 104H
97 M
100
12
102
108
107 H
108A
D
107 H
52
107H
107H
107M
108H
M S
109K
407
\
Afk <Sf Mem Br &
5sr...
F A
(Del) 4s B_..... 1035
Armour <fe Co
May
June
26% July 24
16
July
29%
Jan
General 4s
14% Jan 24
12% Aug
16%
Oct
100
103
110H
105H 110K
107H 113X
105
101A 108
107 X
107H
106
39
66
64H
ivyiixA
67
49
71A
98A 100 A
■ »«7i
'I04^i
111
102 A 106$*
"40"
lUM
165
100
107
101
107
1957
J
105
104 H
105
...1995
A
O
108 X
107H
108%
Adjustment gold 4s
97 A
106
105
►105^
J
1st s f 4a ser C (Del)
11
108 A
129
J
97 M
106
67
104
O
J
J
Founders conv deb,,. 1950
MN
Wks & Elec 6s ser A.. 1975
O
deb 4Hs.. 1950
85
28
"
60
J
Am Type
Jan 27
107H
100 A 104
102
105H
.1966 J
—
3%sdebentures
Mar 17
1005,fi
103 A
.1961 A
3s oonv deb.........——■.1956
13
Mar
58 H
A O
100
102
100
D
1943 J
70
102 A
98 A 103 A
.1946 A O
.1946 A O
Alb & Susq 1st guar 3Hs
Am Wat
55M
1952 A O
6s.. .1948
3H s registered
Alleghany Corp—
Apr
34% May
D
66 M
100%'
98H
65
A O
assented—.. .1948
Albany Perfor Wrap Pap
6s with warr
D
1948 M S
65H
54 M
100 M
1953 J D
Anaconda Cop Mln
29%June
17% May
57 A
32
1961 J D
TfYokohama (City) extl 6s
Jan
♦Anglo-Chilean Nitrate deb... ,1967
1996 Q J
JAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
32
60
w
♦Warsaw (City)
3 Hs debentures
21% Dec
Dec
Jan
89
Aug 22
7% Aug
3% Jan
8% Jan
4
12%
83
'
Fairbanks Morse & Co. No par
Fajardo 8ug Co of Pr Rico.-20
Federal
7.6A
55
4M
58
58
A
10
5A
A
-3A
3M
20A
—
1964 M s
36
30
21
5s modified-.--.
33% May
46
par
5
36%
54
External 8 f 5Ms guar......1961 AO
36% Nov
May
May
No
6%
36%
28 A
30
40% Nov
41%
No par
$5 A preferred
$6 preferred
1.
8,700
30 H
15H
With declaration
tTokyo City 5s loan of 1912
5s modified
May
May
May
...No par
5
78
"i«4
27g
71
6%
32
6%
6%
4%
36%
2%
*66%
*72%
*81%
16 A
16
3
4
Apr
10% May
25
109%
1
22
6A
59H
27 A V.
25
1
25
Jan
189% Apr
129% Dec
118% Jan
22
200
27H
20 A.
Jan
l778Sept 8
3378 Jan 10
17% Jan 6
48
42
Apr
3678 Jan 10
*46
26
94% May
Dec 18
600
3
Feb
24% Apr
23% Jan
Dec
May
17% Dec 27
23%
10
33
Apr
38
14
.
14%
3012 May
37% Oct 30
17
14% Feb 14
^
17 A
16 A
11
32
De!
Jan
27
800
9A
8M
11
1962 AfN
♦4 kjS asse nted
♦4 Ms
2
1,200
54 A
1
With declaration.....
3!,;
4
1,600
7
11A
28% May
z%
1%
81%
MN
60
Apr
June
-11% May
8% May
2% Dec
7
21
Jan
June
•
5% Mar
18% Nov
8% Apr
Electric Auto-Lite (The)..-.5
31%
25 M
70
64
Mar
Sept
Edison Bros Stores Inc
28%
16 Jj
11A
66
M N
...»
B sec extl.—>.
32% Mar
June
Eaton Manufacturing Co
31%
J
M S
f ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s...1945 J D
♦Sinking fund g 65^8
—1946 J D
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
♦8s secured extl—
1962 MN
35% Oct
11% Mar
100
31%
27%
32
22 M
^1 ♦Saarbruecken (City) 6s
1953
Santa Fe extls f 4s
1961
♦Sao Paulo (City of. Brazil) 8s.1952
♦6^s extl secured s f—1957
S
117
6% cum preferred
P
*36
8
14 H
12
12 M
12H
16 H
J
800
11,500
A'
7 A
M
5,900
1
2%
*72i4
.12
8%
9M
*9 A
J
Apr
1478
109% *108
90
5%
9
1971
17
22%
13
23%
46%
73
24*4
13
Jan
1478
74
*b
12 A
UA
♦3H-
22%
12%
71
4'8
2434
9%
♦7s extl loan of 1926
14
6H
10A
O
27
7M
56
A
5% Jan 23
10
24
*66
9
A
A
45
A
42
July 14
92 H
9A
D
145% Sept 18
182% Jan 9
176
27%
31%
*71
1*8
11
h*
8A
J
17g Deo 10
Eastman Kodak (N
78
138
31%
74
78
10
F
75
8
"'
6
A
F
120%May 26
160
Apr 29
2,700
13%
71
"lh
10 H
Ox
F
sec
^♦Sileslan Landowners Assn 63.1947
Sydney (City) s I 5^8
1955
Dec
29% Dec
6% July
21% May
29% Jan 10
90
Aug 12
47% Mar 29
27
59
With declaration
1%
27
R
*3M
—.5
Eastern Rolling Mills
139
15%
22%
284
*66%
3 4 <8
75
D
J).No par
1,900
137
*174
176
3184
15%
24%
25%
2%
140%
31%
27%
28 >8
31*8
24U
4614
24%
25
2%
2%
140% 141
»u
3
3012
72
J
4%
19% June
6
Apr 30
9% Dec 23
z9% Dec 30
59% D8C 9
No par
No par 2/111% Sept 16
..No par
12% Dec 18
8,100
*812
112% 120
74
1
75
A
1958
1958
Dec 16
99
27
8% May
91% Feq
45% Dec
9% May
2
18% Feb 19
27
12%May 12
65
Dec 24
135% 1363s
126
126
125% 126%
►113% 114
114i2 114% *112% 120
3»4
9%
2
Ltd.No par
5% pref with warrants..100
Distil Corp-Seagr's
300
119%
109%JuIy
678 Apr 21
3538
118
6% Apr 18
Diamond T Motor Car Co.-.2
300
83s
6% pf.100
.—-20
Devoe & Raynolds A—No par
Diamond Match——No par
400
400
17%
Corp......-.5
5% preferred..—-.25
Davison Chemical Co (The). 1
Duplan Corp
3134
*1434
22%
3
6*
F
47% Dec
45% Dec
Jan
23
5
♦Silesia (Prov of) extl 7s
z99
60
16% Jan 25
25
12 A
8 V,
5
AO
f ♦Rhine-Main-Danube 7s A.. .1950 M S
♦Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s._ .1946 A O
external readjustment
Dunhill International....—1
175
108
4*8
7A
23
S
21% May
95% May
May
May
25
4
Dec
Feb
18% June
47% Jan 3
98% Jan 6
13% Nov 22
8% Sept '5
127% Sept
77
Nov
106
17% Dec
36
12
12H
3Ji8-4-4]48 ($ bonds of 1937)
Conv
20%
35%
68%
71
7m
ti
6i2
4i2
J
MN
M
A
•
T]Talwan Elec Pow s f 5^s
8
Curtis Pub Co
-_-
6
3% Feb 15
Feb 15
72
Apr
Jan
Juue
4
Amer.No par
$5 conv preferred
*20
35%
*6634
3%
71
J
63—..1947
Queensland (State) extl
Atlegh Val gen guar g
278
*66
10
RM
12
12
16
♦6s extl dollar loan
Apr
75
Jan
15% Jan
300
1%
3138
31U
*2714
31U
28*8
31
31%
*27i4
30i2
24i2
D
.....1952
♦7s extl water loan
7%
Jan 16
Dec 10
200
uit
1
J
With declaration
Jan
1%
24%
June
10
Corp.
*3%
3%
334
10
*8
8%
*112% 120
*112% 120
31%
15i2
23U
1338
34
%
7,
1
~VA
4
1961
♦Extl loan 7^s_—
1966
♦Prague (Greater City) 7^8...1952
1♦Prussia (Free State) extl 6H81951
♦Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
Deo
65.
May
13
3878 Dec 12
4% Jan
15
61% JftO
184
%»Sept
% Jan 14
1978 Jan 10
5
$2.25convprefww..No par
Crown Zellerbach
Crucible Steel of
41
8
9
July 15
27% Jan 10
45% Jan
No par
Seal....No par
"
8,
27i2
234
234
13914 140
3184
*14l2
2H2
*31
*108
27
'I'm
0M
SH
*9j%
7%
4H
14H
1
Apr
9% Apr
40% Mur
4% Feb
47
182% Jan 10
4?8 Jan 4
12
vlOM
3 A
With declaration
Coll trust 4s of
27i2
8
7%
J
1963
*4 Ms assented
Adams Express colltrg
140
J
*4
3 A
49%
16% June
18% May
15% Mar
Dec 31
107
10<2 Dec 27
Crane Co 5% conv
Mar 31
13H
3 A
With declaration..
♦Stamped
2712
2i2
7M
11H
10
15
m
High
12
4
{♦5sserle8 A unstamped
*138
6M
4
"m "~i
7H
14
~7%
♦7s municipal loan
19%
June "~97%"5an
70
40% Jan 8
10
Sept 3
457g Sept 30
4% Jan 2
27% Nov
23% Jan 14
1878 Jan 2
56% Sept 27
Deo
*3%
*3i8
3*8
*8i2
20%
17%
17%
•%
"18
9
9
75
♦71
20
<
9
Q
9%
17%
1138
8i2
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1478
11'8
123
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25
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3784
11
33g
24,400
14ig
' 25
•
37
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4%
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•
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1112
123
9
4
17%
20%
334
8%
4%
%
♦19i2
15i2
1512
*3
8%
378
18%
16%
20
68
1,300
%
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8*2
1,500
8%
73
81*;.
10
13
177g
1734
8*2
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%J
.
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70
600
6,600
18*8
'3618
70
"
28%
.',1838
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183»
8
8
884
4
334
9i8
17i2
36
v
734
1
17*8
1712
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812
30
112
8U
"a 4
*
9
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72
9
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♦107
8'4
18%
37
*87g
,
112
'n.
'32
::i734. 48i8
A
1968
*4 Ms assented
With declaration
7H
Dec
978
32%
2% May
8% May
11
Coty Internal Corp.-..-
Davega Stores
200
*108
110
*734
8
22%
22%
*109
1947
♦Stabilization loan s f 7s
1941
No. Low
9912 Deo
100
D
*15 .17
O
High
*7
Apr
4% May
21% May
97% May
7% July 31
.1
—1
25
Coty Inc.
60
16%
9%
16%
99
1734
83%
16%
*97
*15%
25%
47%
400
*8
15%
*17%
8%
25%
8%
24%
16%
16
%
*8
16
*1434
98
98
%
800
16%
*1434
18%
8%
*44
47%
*1534
Jan 15
l%July
170
Crane Co.....
""766
7634
1178
18%
*44
22,700
77
*17%
83%
63
8% July 10
23% Jan 13
107% Jan
....—100
Preferred
127
*75
18%
*80
1,620
8%
734
*119
*1134
17
24%
12*8
1134
7%
11%
15%
18
*80
O
A
♦Externals f 6s
7%
6%May 21
9% Nov 22
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co„20 «■: 28% Dec 22
42% Apr 21
Corn Products Refining....25
10
500
76%
17
18%
85g
24%
18
18
*24%
78
127
*119
16
15
15%
88
3334
78
11%
%
h
l9
%
7u
1S31
33%
12
7%
8
127
3,100
4,000
*86%
78%
76%
99
*97
99
73%
May
14
1578 Jan 16
97% Jan 28
Dec 23
2% Dec 10
Copperweld Steel Co..—-.5
Conv pref 5% series
.50
200
11
33
11%
12
7%
12% '12%
11%
14%
12%
14%
78%
12
1034
88
3234
78%
33%
*119
11%
*87
88
32%
34%
*6%
11%
11%
11%
*85
May
16% Apr
1% June
2% May
18% Aug 28
23% Dec
11
Mar
V 25% .Tune
Jan 10
103
113
May
42
3% Jan 13
79
20
Continental Diamond Fibre.5
Continental Insurance.. -$2.50
Continental Motors..
1
Continental Oil of Del...._.5
Continental Steel Corp.No par
Crosley Corp (The)
634
18%
12
*13%
2,700
*63s
11%
11
11
10%
11
8
7%
7%
8%
8%
7%
127
*118% -126% *118
*118% 124
76
76
76
75%
,
75% 75%
12%
2,400
6%
35%
12%
130
14%
18%
;
12
94
14%
*40%
87
*79
80%
*91%
300
3,200
18
11%
*85
36
800
12
13%
13%
92
14%
3%
lg".
718
13%"
*6%
30% Jan 11
4
56
Feb
Apr
% Dec
27g Feb 15
Continental Can Inc...
90
*3
71S
13%
14%
11%
400
31%
3%
3's
3%
3%
h
14
95%
42%
3,200
55
164
14%
35%
1134
165% 165%
5514
164
95%
84
734
*30%
,30%
55'
55%
106
166
14
6%
A
1958
♦4 Ms assented
{♦San Paulo (State) 8s
171
*71S
24%
12U
*lli2
18
8
% Feb 15
100
8% preferred
97
1% Dec 30
Continental Bak Co...No par
400
500
19U
13%
*40%
3,400
19%
*18%
•
95%
44
11
% Dec 10
Dec 27
7
Consol RR of Cuba
Container Corp of
9,600
3l2
13
*41
93
Amerlca.25
$5 preferred
V.soo
11,100
19
42
13%
95%
17
Consumers Pow $4.50 pfNo par
r
3%
19
*6%
14
21%
19%
*7%
41»8
125/
6%
5% conv preferred.....100
41%
207g
3
800
3%
20*8
%
Dec 24
5
20*4
*18%
11%
3%
20%
3%
11% Dec 18
Consol Edison of N Y..No par
6% pf.100
Consolidation Coal Co
25
7,700
1,100
3,000
3%
1332
May 23
4% Dec 10
Consol Oil Corp.......No par
278
24
7%
24
20%
545g
90
Corp...5
x82
*9934 102
3%
31%
Low
(Concl.)
5*PoIand (Rep of) gold 6s.—1940
Range
for Year
/■a
Friday's
«fe
Asked
Bid
With declaration
24%
*166
Dec 23
5,500
13
234
102
21%
32%
17
..
27g
2S4
234
234
102
77
100
6A% prior preferred...100
20,800
9534
13
41%
177
17
/-
*94%
13
95
*6%
v
96
1314
13
9
9% Dec 24
..No par
Consol Film Industries
1
$2 partiopreferred...No par
Consol Laundries Corp......5
23
13
96
*21
*94*8
-23
*94
Dec 10
8% Mar
Deo
June
Jan 15
IPs July 28
2
Apr
98%
June
32
65% July
200
2314
3778 Jan 10
110
June
95
2
18% Dec
7% preferred
Consol Coppermlnes
7
"u Jan
100
*8%
*1%
5%
*21
23
13%
13%
f
12%
5*8
5i2
■
278
'
95
:
41%
3%
3%
1335
9,
2
*13«
2
% **•?' ®16
■
,
834
8*8
8*8
*H2
8*j
734
4114
33s
55%
54%
*166
172
43,900
1,500
.
Inc.No par
Gongoleum-Nairn
Mar
31
May
3% May
39% Dec 29
Consol Aircraft Corp...
1
Consolidated Cigar
No par
•
1334
'
*3%
5,200
12%
32
32-%
55
,
vPY 20
6%
50
12%
*40
50
96%
6%
7%
1%
*19%
12%
11%
,*46
90%
*82
600
July 11
77g Oct 22
9
% Dec
$6 preferredserles...No par
60
3%
3%
21% "20%
20
19%
3%
21
19%
85%
7%
8
41%
3%
800
91%
102
24
24%
8
7%
22,500
10%
13%
96
13U
102
100
100
1934
10%
91
234
2%
2%
2%
100
16
19%
1334
124
*21
13%
13%
2%
*98
157g
913s
,718
4i2
*9414
*94%
,
4i2
95%
23
*93%
13%
2% Nov 29
13% Dec 29
13i2
538
23
*20
20
Conde Nast Pub Inc...No par
913s
*91«
2
5%
6i2
4%
"*4%
4%
Commonwealth Edison Co.25
600
1334
r
'
4%
10,600
91
3.
8*8
108%
33g
1578
6*4
104% Oct 31
7% Dec 23
20
634
6*8
Dei 31
23%
23
6%
96
$4.25 conv pf ser '35.No par
1310
*ll2
5%
7%
100
100
4A% conv preferred
Commoriw'lth & Sou..No par
9034
*916
2
'
88
♦83U
Jan
Commercial Solvents..No par
*284
19*8
48
9*300
3-'%
*1014
1034
85% 85i2
*94*8 100'
27% June
46,000
3,400
2338
8
.10
Commercial Credit
19% Dec 17
100
Dec 29
91
89%
89%
*%
%
8%
103.i
26
Comm'l Invest Trust..No par
6*8
137s
13l2
*%
*8%
20%
*94
9
6'2
12%
"
6%
15%
10S4
14% Mav
,
11,800
338
*15%
$ per share
28% Aug 28
8,900
~
$ per share
4%May 16
21% Apr 17
16% Dec 18
$2.75 oonv preferred.No par
300
$ per share
Dec 30
64
Columbia Pictures.....No par
100
23 iS
23*8
338
1534
20
1034
"8
1034
10%
*9514
Highest
71
17*8
9634
1714
9634
Lowest
83
400
-
14312
23
22% 23
3%
3%
*14% ,15%
20% 21%
10% 10%
*84
°32
43
43
43
17*8
$ per share
Columbian Carbon Co-No par
6's
*23
97
22
22%
21%
22's
2H2
*102iS 110
1091s ►10034 110
878
9
9%
9*8
9
9aj
n82
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*18
43
43*8
'42% 43%
43%
21
h
17
97
*95
21%
20a8
6
24
100
247g
*5*4
6
24
171,
1634
1612
Shares
$ per share
*09
72
70
25
*23
97
*95
S18
%
%
732
16%
-
.
*1003.1
*100% 104% *10012 106
878
8%
9'4
93g
9%
iio
9
..
66%,,,,00%
*5*r 63s
26
20%
"20%
20% .20%
*100 "
68
5%
*24
6%
*5%
5%
5%
68
*65%
70
*65
share
S ver share I $ per
*67
S ner share
$ per share
...Highest
Week's
»
Range or
Sale
Price
Foreign Govt. & Mun.
•
5 per t,hare
ill
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
YearJ940
Week Ended Jan. 9
Week
Jan* 9
•
■dLast
BONDS
Range for Previous
On Basis of 100-8/jare Lots
EXCHANGE
the"
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 8
Wednesday
Jan.7
Tuesday
Monday
STOCKS
for
Saturday
Jan. 3
Sales
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Atchison Top & Santa Fe—
For footnotes see page
1996
179.
Nov
93
83
105H 111K
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93A
Volume
155
Number 4032
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
I*
Week Ended Jan. 9
Nft,
Range
Sale
Bid
&
Asked
la
(§5
LOW AND HIGH
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Corn.)
Low
MN
High
89
87%
No. Low
Conv gold 4s of 1909.-,.
.-1955 J
Conv 4s of 1905.—.1955 J
D
mx
101 ^
D
mx
101
D
97 x
105
i960
Rocky Mtn Div 1st 4s—1965
J
/
J
Trans-Con Short L 1st 4s—1958 J
J
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4Xb A—1962 M 8
105
94%
97
103%
97% 103%
95% 101 1
100% 105 *
1
3
4
97 X
1
105
3%
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1734
41
112%
111%
111
112%
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mx
111%
100%
10
97% 101%
9%
101
101%
3
99% 102%
72
81%
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♦ioo
General unified 4^sA...... 1964 J D
10-year coll tr 5s_—May 1 1945 MN
Oct 1952 MN
1948 J
1948 J
J
Second mortgage 4s........
J
Atl Gulf <fe W I SS coll tr 5s— 1959 J J
1953 M S
Atlantic Refining dob 3s......
80 X
81%
65 H
64 X
66
176
56
95 X
97%
122
69 X
72
170
65%
35
75
Ref <fe gen ser
to Dec
32
35
18
29%
38
*32
25 X
29%
36
24
34%
*31%
99%
5
1134
104%
12
75% 104%
103
106%
61%
70'
53%
64%
J
D
36 u
34%
37
1995
J
D
41X
37 H
8%
91
56%
36%
47%
31
99
53%
?94
1%
1%
2%
26
380
Pgh L E & W Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to....1951 MN
S'west Div 1st M (int at 3X %
1 1947) due
1950 J J
./
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A....1959 J
V: to Jan
J
Bangor A Aroostook 1st 5s....1943
Con ref 4s
.........-.-1951
♦Berlin CitY El
4 5H
41%
46%
45%
48%
123
36%
43%
50%
58%
48 X
26
♦Deb sinking
f
1959
fund 6Xs
97
96
52 X
51 X
97%
53%
53%
49%
49
*42
84
26
83
79%
108
108
130
96%
97
D
4
1944
J
A
104
104X
mx
104%
101%
102
103 X
103
103%
A
...1961
JJ
♦Inc mtge
J
4 Mis ser'A—July 1970 MN
{•Boston ANY Air L
F
Bklyn Edison cons
M N
1st 4s..l955
M 3)£s--.1966
Bklyn Union El 1st g 5s
1950
F
A
A
Debenture gold
J
1st lien A ref
fl/N
5s
1950
5sseries B..._ 1957
Buffalo Gen Elec 4^8 B
1981
Buff Nlag Elec 3^8 series C..19b7
Buffalo Rochester A Pgh Ry—
Stamped modified (interest at
1957
3% m 1946> due-
F
J
D
38X
17
108%
14
3734
187g
68
81%
12
267
35
16
108%
103 X
2
102
111%
113%
95%
107%
111
114
83
24
113%
37%
184
39
5%
5%
71
32
3%
3%
,*76%
80%
57
71
82
1
106
'82'
80%
105%
■'7,
106%
44
129
321]
125
90
98
*129
-
29
3%
73
108
100
43
44
2,400
Gen Am
4
2,700
11234 113
500
General Baking
$8 preferred
6
12
24
*22%
18%
*
834
*851"
Coll trust gold 5s ——...1954
67%
93%
105
7
9%
83%
9%
73
12%
,19%
•11%
*1334
7%
-
7%
49%
14
8%
33g
;
4s
18
A
Cclotex Corp deb 4Xb w W--.1947
♦Cent Branch IJ P 1st g 4s
♦
Nov 1945
1st mtge 5s......
F
52
76
83%
48
41
98%
93%
24%
100
97% 103
,94%
88
97%
17%
32%
42%
^♦Consol gold 5s_.
......1945
series B
1959 A O
5s series C__
1959 .4 O
4s..l951 J D
♦Mobile Div 1st g 5s
1946 J J
12%
43
24%
*37
46
*
10%
28%
12%
254
3%
3%
26
5%
1%
3
3%
3%
*12%
15%
*7%
13%
5%
5%
112%
62%
112%
108%
{♦Cent New Engl 1st gu 4s.... 1961
{♦Central of N J gen g 5s
.1987
4s
16%
1987 J
J
15
14%
1987
14
15
registered..——.....1987
Cent Pac 1st ref gu gold 4s...1949
73
Through Short L 1st gu 4s. 1954
"54%
Central RR A Bkg of Ga 5s.1942 MN
Certain-teed
Prod
5Hs
12%
A...1948 M 8
69
8 f deb 4)48 .(1935
issue).-.1950 M
Issue)...1950 M
8
104%
8
102%
11%
12%
82
•
104%
102%
55
16%
5%
5
16%
15%
112
70
22
19%
19%
19
150
65%
61
128%
Ref A impt mtge 3Xb D....1996 UN
102%
Ref A impt M 3f£s ser E...1996 F
102%
Potts
Creek Br 1st 4s
R A A Div 1st con g
2d consol gold 4s
1946
4s.....1989
A
J
J
101
101%
J
J
126%
1989 J
J
128%
102%
102%
•
8%
8%
7
♦110
119
4
22
18% June
35
9% May
61
May
2% Aug
21% Apr
Jan
6% Sept
7
Dec
8
7
Jan
Sept
20
July 31
May
32
Nov
Jan
118
Det
6% Apr
41
Dec
24% May
39% Deo
1% May
8% Sept
6% Apr
29
Aug 1
23% Ju
99
v*
110
General Mills..
5% preferred
9%
100
111
12
141"
112
*109
3%
76%
75%
1334
13%
41
41
41
2%
82
13%
*40
*47%
5%
*59
2%
*2%
82
.*75%,
133g
55%
1438
58
63%
2%
*79
1334
: 65
2%
; *2
65
12
63
*2%
,65
;
:
2%
82
*79
67
'
%
%
1%4
4%
4%
8%
7%
4%
*734
*634
7%
7
8i"
*71"
8
-
*7%
"7
7,%
30
16%
23%
33%
12
%
5%
83g
119%
20
Sept
118
116
Sept
77% May
37% May
May
32% June
3% June
7
4% Jan
Mar
4
14%
Apr
61
May
7% Apr
105
Deo
67%
8%
Jan
Jan
146
Jan
4% Sept
11%
Jan
29%
Apr
89% Nov
22
Nov
120
Deo
41
Jan
49%
Apr
Jan
118%
Jan
%
44
Jan
101
Apr
131
Deo
68% Apr
127% Mar
60
Deo
7% Apr
....1
4% Dec 27
105%May 12
7% Jan 15
110% Nov 7
6
% Jan 27
% Nov
9
16% Jan 10
106% Jan 15
9% June
86% Jan
% Dec
13% July
20
May
600
;
% Nov 18
16% A or 16
14
Deo 9
4%
*734
65
f 7%:
3,900
;; 100
1,900
1,300
Glmbel
7%
*29".: 30
*30
31
24
*23%
15%
24
15%
*23%
16%
2314
22%
23%
22%
26%
26%
26%
15%
30
*23%
15%
2234
1534
23%
53
*2334
3
60
*54 ><
60
33%
*33%
33%
32%
12%
•1134
*11%
13%
12
11
*11%
1334
111"
14%
2%
*21"
53
*45
3
*54
12%
11
"
3
21
150
*140
26% 26%
*140% 141%
34
*45
13%
2%
"
'*2%
53
2%
20%
2%
*2%
20%
2034
21%
24%
*24:
24%
*24 _
24%
33
*3234
*10%
*47
3
21%
33
*2%
20%
*54
Dec
he Dec
22
2
Dec
Dec
Deo 30
$5 conv preferred....No par
Gotham Silk Hose
4.100
100
11,200
3,500
70
"T400
12
12%"
11
11
8,200
1,000
14
14
52
54%
3
21
3%
21%
2414
3% Dec 10
6% Dec 24
5
No par
Grant (W T) Co.....
.
6% Dec 18
5 • Dec 9
;J-:
■:
3,500
4,400
160
1.800
6,300
10
Jan
11C
Jan
1%
Jan
19% Jan
106% Deo
wu
Apr
18% Apr
33% Jan
14% Jan
65% Nov
1811 Dec
9
July
24
10
6
45
May
May
Oct
Jan
27
3% July
'
12% May
18
90
68'
Nov 17
69
1% Jan 11
6% Jan
1334 Jan
13% Jan
1234 Jan
25% Jan
6
7
6
2
16
22
28
22
June
lSg Dec
25
May
% May
4% May
9% June
6% June
10
May
26
May
21% May
ll'g May
15% May
24% Mar
13% *an
23%
106
..
pr
May
23%
Jan
6% Mar
61% Mar
9
Nov
66
Jan
193«
Jan
6
Deo
4% Apr
3% Apr
Sept
20% Apr
69% Mar
24% Apr
97% Feb
4% Feb
90
71%
Jan
1% Jan
9% Apr
14%
12%
1634
36%
25%
18%
30
Jan
Deo
Apr
Apr
July
Jan
Nov
'
Great Western Sugar. .No par
Preferred
100
100
Green (H
L) Co Inc.,
.1
Greyhound Corp (The).No par
5X% conv preferred,.... 10
135
Dee
2
17
42
Mar
26
19% Jan
29%May 27
9%May 5
10%June27
Corp.—1 f.10% Dec 10
Guantanamo Sugar
No par
1% Feb 4
13
Jan 3
8% preferred
-.100
Grumman Aircraft
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR No par
$5 preferred
7434
18% Nov
28% July
Mar
Dec
May
3ept
2034Sept 18
36% Jan
Dec
23
/.Vif':
:i%Nov
■gr-o
1%
2
77
91
U
30
23
28
9
Jan
12% Dec 10
10
Gr Nor Iron Ore Prop..No par
Great Northern pref...No par
30
20
10
% Dec 10
1
No par
Green Bay A West RR
12%
111"
1334
2%
21%
June
5% preferred...20
"3,606
60
3
June
25
div ctfs.No par
Without div ctfs
Granite City Steel
24
15%
23%
Dec
1
.100
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Coasol M S A P
w
59
No par
Preferred.. i: :
Feb
4% May
43
May
11
May
30
May
2% Jan 25
2% Sept 4
Jan 10
31
Dec 29
98
10% May
3
Sept
30% Oct
46
9
80
9
Dec
74% Oct 6
17% Sept 18
24
24
10
Grand Union
32%
3
35
lfl«4 May
7% May
13% May
.
9% Sept 12
11% Apr 19
•
32%
53
Deo
54
8,900
33
234
11
5% preferred.......No par
Goodyear Tire A Rubb.No par
11,000
30
May
14% July 31
4% Sept 30
54
Dec
1
2%May 13
34%May 24
4% Dec 24
60
Feb 21
Goodrich Co (B F)____No par
400
5%
26% 27
141% 141%
60
112
6% Dec 29
No par
......1
Goebel Brewing Co......... 1
Gold A Stock Telegraph Co 100
De?
6
June 20
22
15
Mar 17
102
Brothers
Aug
16% Jan
9% Dec 10
13
Gobel (Adolf)...
620
8
July
14
24
Det>27
16
1V
Corp .No par
$6 preferred
...No par
GUdden Co (The)..
No par
4X% conv preferred
50
400
8
8
7%
81
,
23g
65
June
10
80%Sept
'
34
5%
*734
*634
8%
*634
7%
% July 24
Deo
5
29% Jan 11
11% Jan 10
9
8% Dec
5% May
100
25
46% Jan 30
Safety Razor ..No par
$5 conv preferred
No par
300
400
2%
Dec
93%June 25
Gen Time Instru
I,000
II,400
2%
X9
..100
Gen Theatre Eq Corp..No par
200
16*566
65
s,i2 Nov
General Telephone Cor p.. .20
1,400
82
*62
Printing Ink
'
12
34
5%
%
4
7%
■.
13%
2%
■?:
14
*48%
No par
1% Feb
19
Feb 14
9
28
July 29
183g May
29%
Jan
144% Aug 15
54
Dec 18
*123
142
Feb
27% Juiy
65
Jan
3634 Sept 2
1434 Sept 17
23
35% Apr
17% Jan
11% Apr 22
18%Sept 9
3% July 28
55
Dec
8
4% Aug
23% Dec
June
May
93g May
9
12
Jan
14% June
26%
Apr
1% Aug
3%
Apr
11
May
May
30% Apr
4
6
1% Dec
8% Nov
14% Nov
7
29% June
2% Nov
H
*24
•
2411
32
"
32
9-
33
3278
9%
*9%'
'
*24
*24
24%
33
*3234
*10%
101"
*10%
33%
10%
500
Hall Printing Co.—
*91.4
934
*9%
934
200
Hamilton Watch Co...No par
33
10-38
10% .10%
*9%
*9%
934
934
105% 105% *105
105%
9%
1038
*10
10
33
•
101% I04l2 *10434 106
105
105
105% 1051"
*100
104
104
*101
104
*101
*101
*100% 104
104
*101
104 "
15U
15U
16%
151"
1534
15%
1534
16%
15%
1534
15%
15%
*146
148
146
*144% 146
*144% 146
*144% 148
*144%
*144% 146
4%
*....
*l3g
*91.
534
53%
4tt
: *4
438
1®8
*92%
534
6%
5312
*85
134
1%
9512
*4
947g
94?s
95%
•
43g
1%
;*91%
6%
6
*4
92
1%
95%
ih
*91%
6%
4%
92
•'
<
4%
6%
b-
92
1%
95%
6%
4%
,184
*
91%
3*6
1*4
91%
6%
*4
*
4%
*117S
=70%
155
*91
6%
1%
931
6%
60
1434
*6%
56
*54%
154
123g
155
12 1
12
-
"
131"
13%
*123g
143,
16
63o
1578
*6%
157S
3684
*11234
36%
27
29U
*29
14
15%
8»4
*3878
9
3912
107
9%
39%
*100"
17
*12
157g
17
6
*12%
*13%
16%
6
*13%
16%
"
63s
■
1434
15%
*534
31%
*29
"
100
6
35%
36
35%
*29%
32
29%
9%
10
42
*40
107
*100
16%
: ie
*5%
*1534
*112%
31%
10%
10 "
*40
16%
*12%
*13%
15%
35%
10
39%
107
14
3634
*15%
*112%.
36%
14%
'
10%
41%
104
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
*31%
32i2
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
178,
15%
*112%
14%
*12%
15
13%
16
*15%
6
*534
15%
15%
*112%
36%
35%
29%
10
Hackensack Water........25
50
*29
9%
100
4,100
300
50
300
1,400
"400
1,800
Dec
31
15
100% June
10634 Jan 16
25% Jan 10
k*
Feb 11
100
Hat Corp of Amer class A...1
—100
Hayes Mfg Corp
100
Jan.,®
3% Dec ^
Dec
12
1% Dec
10
92
June
12
Dec
20
50% Dec
22
96
1
168
25
preferred
100
Hercules Motors
...No par
150
Dec
10-% Apr 21
No par
65% Dec 9
6% cum preferred......100 xl23%May 1
No par
33% Dec 19
Hercules Powder
Hershey Chocolate
No par
Hlnde A Dauch Paper Co...10
(C E) The
10
Holland Furnace (Del).....10
"5,466
31
400
99%June
12%
12%
13%
534
17
29
Dec 29
Dec 29
Dec 31
Dec
5,100
100
Hollander A Sons (A)
5
Class B_.__
...No par
Household Finance
700
Feb 14
Houston Oil of Texas
Howe Sound Co
7% Dec 27
No par
v
36
100
5% preferred
1,700
9
100 1107% Apr 14
.12.50
30% Dec 23
24
Dec 29
Houdallle-Hershey cl A.No par
100
2% Dec24
106%
Jan
106
Deo
28%
138
9%
104
Jan
Apr
Ark
Apr
Aug
4% A or
89% June
113% Jan
11% Apr
6?j
Dec
June
110
Jar
Jan
107
Deo
15
18% Aug 18
3034 Jan 10
9% July 24
16% Aug 5
16%Sept
12% May
69
Dec
126% Aug
50
June
94% May
18*4
19
35%
May
4% July
8
May
103
May
8
39
Jan 27
1334 Jan 6
35
May
28
May
52% Jan
Jan
9
Jan 15
July
22
Jan
»
21% Apr
100% Apr
133% Jan
67% Apr
115% Jan
12% July
Oct 27
5
Jan
Jan
86
29
37U
17
165
5634 Jan 18
115
Jan 8
115
37
13
Jan
80% July
64
26% Apr 22
2
34% Apr
20% Feb
July 11
132% Oct 21
111
5
83% June
9
24
t C..25
Feb i0
16% Jan
Aug 14
Dec
June
16% May
May
5% May
6
5
8% Sept 19
5
96
130
Jan 23
3% Jan
96
Sept
76
31
107
101
Corp....1.1
Helme (G W)....
Hires Co
>•1*
2
.25
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Hecker Products
140
7% preferred..:
Hdmestake Mining
2%
32%
July 16
108
Holly Sugar Corp.....No par
9%
24
Jan
11
9
1234 Dec
30
May
9% Miy
10% May
8
29
400
42
Jan
Mar 28
16% Jan
Dec
1,700
*40
2%
38
9
Dec
fi
*100
*31
33
Dec
Dec
102
16
42
3
8%
8%
100
$4 conv preferred
13%
16%
107
32%
33
29
Feb 18
2334
100
6% preferred
6X% preferred
2,100
200
*40
2%
.25
..10
Harbison-Walk Refrac.No par
6% preferred...
"260
14%
*100
*31%
7% preferred class A
Hanna (M A) Co $5 pf.No par
160
"2,666
92
1%»
54
60
54%
*54%
*54%
*55
60
*143% 158
*143% 155
*143% 155
*143% 155
12%
I284 *12%
12%
12%
1234
12%
123„
70i2
70
7034
7034
7034
71%
7034 7034
70%
69%
70%
*126
131
131
131
*126
131
*126
*126
*126
127% *126
127%
38 78
*38
3878
4034
40%
4034
4034 4034
39%
39% *38%
39%
*102%
*102% 106% *102% 106% *102% 105
*102% 104% *102% 103
*150
36%
112
28
Mar
48
27% Doc26
3
Sept 24
$6 pref opt div series.No par
General Refractories
No par
General Shoe Corp
.1
Gen Steel Cast $6 pref ..No par
700
14%
65
12
121"
11%
13%
3 •>
49%
3%
1319
120%, 122%
Dec 15
Gen Realty A Utilities...... 1
850
56%
2%
2%
60
33%
33%
*11
21!2
14
100% 106
8
73% July
125
...No par
6% preferred
4,66(">
11%
24
26%
24
26%
3
*13
106
6
Nov 28
$6 preferred
...No par
Gen Public Service....No
par
Gen Railway Signal...Aro
par
""ioo
1334
5o%
70
30
*28%
*23%
15%
22%
26%
.
General
10
'
58
4%
5
11%
*66
23g
.
a:58
700
H%
53
11%
65
»u
21U
*12
101
Common..
5,900
2,200
56%
13%.. 13%
56%
11%
4%
*7%
.'Y-:
60
1<)
'•
'•2%
*2%
*75
110
91%
126% 134
104
_
127% Aug 25
1,200
1334
140
80
107%
100% 104%
33% Deo
111% May
% May
l%Nov 27
Jan
28% Dec 18
5%
1334
*51
51%
77%
102
38
121% Dec 23
6% preferred
100
General Tire A Rubber Co...5
1334
40%
60
3
117% Aug
,
Gillette
534
61%
140
278
49
42% Sept 25
General Motors Corp......10
700
50
*591"
*51
1334
130% Apr 7
35% Jan 14
$5 preferred...:....No par
Gen Outdoor Adv A...No par
800
2,200
*47%
*53g
*133
1112
3
Oct
600
2,200
60%
60
12
Sept 18
86,100
8%
3%
483g
48%
53«
57% .'57%
11%
11%
*7
112
8
53«
*2%
*62%
'
19%
12%
1434
60%
!'
*39%
2%
75
19%
11%
1434
12
15
*13%
*109
"55
1734
10
74
8%
140
1334
3534 May
5% May
May
1*4 May
4% May
11*4 May
48% Feb
12% May
102
May
26% May
91
Sept 19
132% Jan 28
48% Jan 6
24
*9%
191"
*i834
19%
*°32
1734
75
74
12
*2234
3%
48%
*54
*11
97
22
June
118
6% Jan 6
15% Jan 10
112% Jan
% Jan
No par
190
5
29
33% Feb 15
Gen Gas A Electric A..No par
$6 conv pref series A. No par
500
8
July 14
Mar 20
24-% Dec 10
General Foods Corp...No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
*103% 110
i
8%
*136
33'2
12'8
preferred...^..100
3% May
94
6
144
6% Doc 10
73% Feb 19
16
Dec 13
Dec 27
118
7% preferred,...100
General Electric Co...No par
cum
Jan
7% Jan
55
31
2'" Dec
Dec
June
45% June
534 Oct 15
Sept 10
3% Dec 27
2
8
53%May
104
39% Dec 27
Dec
May
8
5% Mar 21
Mar 21
June
115
No par
20
7%
••
"6
3
Class A....
Sept 23
Dec
12
8
Apr 16
4
2
Nov 29
12% July 29
30
21
47% Jan
101
General Cigar Inc.....No par
22", ioo
234Sept 12
Apr 23
8 % Dec
5
2%June
12
23
2% Dec 10
No par
100
7
12
24
18%
934
>18%
3%
40%
For footnotes see-page
K
25% Apr
8% Nov
May
2
9
1% Deo 29
__._5
700
64
For other foot lotes see page 179.
\
*03i
*2234
33g
63 '
*28%
*23%
16%
22%
58%
2
General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp
18:
*%
12
8%
'534
1"
'57%
'11%
434
*28% " 30
*23% 24
*100
*121%
12
8%
*39
2%
7
*103% 110
112
1334
;;H%
2%
.*11219
1992 M 8
38% Mar
19
5
7
41
1% Apr 10
.....5
No par
92
122
26%
'
42
Chesapeake A Ohio Ry—-■
General gold 4Xs
*%
33g
*47%
*62
394
84
80%
24% June
Jan
46
7% Apr 16
Dec 10
Transportation.....5
53
106 % 109%
68
Champion Paper A Fibre—
8 f deb 4%s (1938
13*
72%
54%
1%
56
*15
73%
51
*76
"81"
68%
16%
15
*65
1960
49
14%
*14%,
*72%
1962
Guaranteed g 5s
-
122
9%
75
14%
48
5%
87
^,38
6%
*9i8
-
3%
Cent Illinois Light 3«s___„___ 1966
*17
'
*109
40%
104% 108%
96% 104
♦Ref A gen 5 His
♦General 4s.
50%
~42%
♦Chatt Div pur money g
Central N Y Power 3%s.
69%
95%
100% 106%
69% 89%
64% 86%
♦Ref A gen
5s registered..1
110
101
A
M N
1,300
*90
■
*9%
73%
,
14%
-218
w Tl%
*634
108%
102% 112%
88
{Central of Georgia Ry—
83/
834
92
8%
*60%
"*75::
65
*99%
42%
1948
834
*87%
24
18'4
,
14
»35
*62
"94%
1981 F
2,800
*17 ,18
%«
=12
%
*2234
11%
*39
2%
81
106%
Celanese Corp of America 3s.. 1955
600
2%
338
■c
48
64
11 r
82"
59%
106%
Carriers A Gen Corp 5s w w.,.1950 UN
3%
2%
*12034 127
17%
716
141
110
3%
48%
5%
*60
40
3278
103%
77%
3%
2%
834
127
1934 % 19%
111"
11%
*109
81"
48%
5%
6
62
13%
14%
112
7%
-3%
3%
62
12
*13%
*109
*47%
*5%
„
12
14i»
64
90% 106
94
*42
384
234
.
24
18%
934
74%
75
108% 109
:
3%
4,100
*2234
18%
-
19%
9%
*U7g
*13%
:
■
37,800
'
20
*62%
2%
75
89%
90% 107%
68%
81%
43%
3%
78%
8%
90% 107%
110
63%
93%
103
Carolina Clinch A Ohio 4s
Cart A Adtr 1st gu gold
"3", 700
.
106%
105%
109
D
J
Collateral trust 4^8
1960 J
{♦Carolina Cent 1st guar 4s...1949 J J
1965 M S
434
*3%
92
17%
7ie
71%
26%
J
50
434
112% 1121"
834
*122
*3g
20
26*8
J
43%
334
3%
12
11%. 1134
*103% 110
*103% 110
20
93% 110
92% 108%
S
44%
44%
3%
112% 112%
*3%
3%
2%
2%
;
74%
107%
J
8
Dec
132
93% Dec 30
6
*47
3c
*19
:•
108
1
Feb 19
2% Feb 17
May 21
May
32%May 31
18
Dec 23
5% preferred...
10
Gay lord Container Corp.... 5
5X% conv preferred
50
Gen Amer Investors
No par
$6 preferred
No par
3,700
7
11%
27%
%
"
*:)8 V %«
9%
108
I
334
*6%
-
33%
126
125
l"
18%
107%
105%
M
*3%
*10
39% 3934
list "113% 116% *113% 116%
*113% 1161"
1% t 1% : 1%
1%
1%
1%
11
98
*90
98
100
98
10034 102
828,
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130
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129% 129%
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33%
32%
32% 323]
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125
125% 1251.1 125
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125
29%
30
29% 29% *2834
29% 29%
3
3%
3
*2%
3
3
8234
31
-
12
24
9%
H)7X
1944
3%
" 7
*104
92
*85
83
3
ht
16
deb stk perpet....
1946
3%
*6%
50
18
*103% 113
23
ctfs
33g
7
538
5%
*5%
51;
5%
5-%
5%
5%
*51*
5%
107% 107% *105% 1071; *105% 107% *105% 107% *105% 107%
'
16
5s equip trust
Apr
32%Sept
20% Jan
15
*47
;i
127
29%
%
23
Coll trust 4 HS_...
21%
•
5>:
94
105
Jan
35
June 23
36
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
Gar Wood Industries Inc
1
50
9
18
3
•
1071;
93% 106%
106
Jan
46
7
May 31
9% Dec 10
..100
Jan
106
Nov 17
103
8
Dec
,
Gabriel Co (The) cl A..No
par
Gair Co Inc
(Robert).'...
1
6% preferred
£0
*47
334
2%
*86
*28%
106
Can Pac Ry 4%
330
5% conv preferred
11%
378
*120
129
125
33/
109%
S
conv preferred
*10
44%
18
32%
30
105
J
25% Apr ,4
: 4%
4%
*484
5
*104 :: 107
*104
107
37g
127
.
129
107%
M
17% Dec 21
3% Dec 10
11%
112% 1121"
3% '*3%
2%
2%
8%
834
82%
x
.1951
19
*6%
4334
3%
*80
109
...
33% Jan
*10
50
•
98
*70-
66
54
16% Dec 31
130
19
3%
7
11%
'113% 116% *113
1%
1%
1%
83
lbhn
Guar gold 4 His
500
40
f l »2>8
48
41%
5%
106
1957 J
Canadian Northern deb 6HS---1946 J
183.)
19
28
Guaranteed gold 5s—.July 1969 J
Guar gold 4^8 ..— --.----1955 / D
Guaranteed gold 4^8...—1956 F A
18-%
400
391.4
*38
3%
3%
66%
6
70
'57"
,
98
8% Dec 23
7% pf.100
Freenort Sulphur Co.......10
Fruehauf Trailer Co.J..
1
300
27%
Guaranteed gold 5s...-.Oct 1969 A
Guaranteed gold 5s—
:L3O6
2,400
40
*57
/
105
3l%May 12
Food
T,6O6
1%
19
%
J
J
O
1970 F A
9%
42
37%
2%
20"
108% 111
*110%
: 39;
32% May
10% May
18% Jan 10
Dec 19
105
10%
1%:
2%
28
18
39%
22%
111%
101% 104
104
104
Jan 10
Sept
12% May
84
May
42% Jan 13
16%July 8
12% Dec 19
$7 conv preferred...No par
Francisco Sugar Co....No par
F'k'n SimonACo inc
*1%
2%
10%
*10%
3934
*22%
18%
9%
105
87%
102
Jan
90
Nov 28
-"
1%
2%
10%
i34
2%
101"
27%
11%
*103% 113
107
107
113%
Feb
22%
21%
24
94
2%
*10%
1934
78
104%
85%
Jan
40%
14
8
Dec
21
93
401
12
74%
106
87 X
20
27% Mav
13
..100
96 r
28%
%
79%
90
66%
104%
100
May
Jan
Jan
98% Dee
16
Sept 12
4534 Sept 24
Machinery Corp...-..10
Foster-Wheeler...........10
19
*94
10
47g
2/t
'
8% Dec 17
5%
500
96
*94 ;
May
June
12
230
8%
'
16
79
34% Feb 19
1,500
37%
37
40
4%
*7%
Canadian Nat gold 4Xb
900
187g -.19"^
: *1%
*47
ym
Calif-Oregon Power 4s...—1966 A O
Canada Sou cons gu 5s A.——1962 A O
32
2% May
<■
.....1
Florslielm Shoe class A.No par
Follansbee Steel Corp......10
,
4%
Highest
$ per share $ per share
4% Jan '
27% Sept 22
97% Jan 15
Dec 29
Fllntkote Co (The)—.No par
$4.50 preferred...... No par
Florence Stove Co
No par
""600
*37%
8%
42
37
277g
*106
'
J
8%
*37%
42
37
40%
3%
5 X:
—I960 A O
8%
'
■
28%
*5%
107
72
72%
30%
36%
"mx
5X
.......1955 J
5sgu
31%
40
*3
99% 102%
77%
75
Bush Terminal 1st 4s.........1952.A
Consolidated 6s
31
27%
»5J
♦Certificates of deposit...
32
1%
,
18
29%
102% 107
104%
102% 106%
102%
71%
D
{Burlington Cedar Rap A Nor—i
§♦ 1st A coll 5s..........^—.1934 A
*20%
4%
*28%
22
4%
2%
15%
104
85%
72
A
MN
21%
*4%
393
*124
27
100
'100%
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons g 5s—1945
1st lien A ref 6s series A
1947 MN
*20%
4%
28
31%
107% 109
102%
*71%
MN
Bush Term Bldgs
26%
25%
5
105
O
1st mtge 4s series RR... ...I960 J
22
10%
1834
,
*6%
112%
*120
*128
104%
;
'107
102 X
Boston A Maine
1st g 4'/is series
20
1,000
97%
*19
10%
18%
50
90
18
*%
D
F
1st 5s A C....19o7 M S
1st M 5s8eries II--,
1955 M N
92
*80
:
27
6%
25%
1
104
3Hs—1950
Blg> Sandy 1st mtge is
Blaw Knox 1st mtge
*95%
*38
96%
*10
8%
*113% 11611%
1%
26%
15%
6%
A
97%
39%
97%
26%
A
F
3%
6%
3%
2%
127
83
Iwith declaration........
1965
9%
20
27%
137%
"97"" 100%
"99"
99
♦Berlin Elec El A Undergr 6)$si956
H
*9-%
*19%
=
106% 113%
129%
97
J
'
1%
■
11%
3%
8%
*17%
;
85
107%
"99"
A
9%
Lowest
share
6 % preferred series A... 100
First National Stores..No par
1.400
'
per
fiiwa cire Ins N Y.$2.50
FUenes (Wm) Sons Co.No par
Firestone Tire A Rubber... 10
1,100
37
2%
18%
43%
2%
*120
'102%
1952
1%
112
3%
834
.
debs
90%
37
*95%
*8
4%
4%
434
5
104
104
*104
107
43%
3%
*85
129
Consol mtge 3 J4 s ser F
1959 J
Consol mtge 3s ser G—.—1960 F
*94
2%
*47
3%
55%
48
44%
...1955 AO
Consol mtge 3tfs ser
43%
3%
55
43
67
with declaration........
Beth Steel 3^s conv
13%
90%
37
9%
32
1834
*6%
*llli8 114
98%
43
48
"
48
,
H
13%
90%
$
2% Apr 16
1434 Dec 23
86
100
Fluoi
"T,206
13%
90%
36%
;;
eonv^referred
Terro Enamej ^orr
15
97%
38
1834
10%
=
*10
50
2%
With declaration...
♦Debenture 6s
300
1,300
40%
13%
90%
373g
4%
42
3734
3
10%
4%
4%
*103
105
61%
A O
F
4X%
"
43%
J
J
Co deb 6^8.1951
35%
129
1956
debentures.....^
47
14%
53%
D
—I960
Belvidere Del cons 3^8
1943
Beneficial Indus Loan 2 Ks--—1950
8
26
49%
1st A ref 5s series C
2
258
53X
J
..__-.--1951
3s
1989
Beech Creek ext 1st g 3)6s._--1951
Bell Telep of Pa 5s series B
1948
4s stamped
Battle Cr & Stur 1st gu
36%
,34%
39f4
*1112
Federal Motor Truck..No par
Federated Dept Stores-No par
590
1,000
20
83s
-
*38
96%
V
18%
3'8
6%
*10
46%
978
34
36 H
15
3%
89
10
*20%
19
*10
18%
*47
36 X
*11%
18
20
3814
.
*1%
*2%
2%
11
*17%
Ref & gen ser F
,
40 %
15
*96
438
32%
83g
42
'37%
*18%
*6
34 X
10
♦85%
Highest
$ per share
Par
73%
27%
Ref & gen ser D
36 %
10%
9%
22
8%
*38
19
3%
(int at 1%
1 1946) due—-2000 M 8
(Int at 1%
to Sept 1 1946) due
1996 M 8
♦Conv due
Feb 1 19b0 F A
89
I384
Shares
18%
18%
*85%
*9%
*39%
'
*8%
42
11
to Sept
3%
*17%
32
32
*3134 32% *3214 32%
32
32%
1134 12%
1134 12% *11% II84
11%
11%
11%
11%
*115
*115% 130
130
*115
130
*115
125
*115
125
3834
L
41%
3%
18%
'
20
*20%
438
32%
S per share
10%
41%
1334
90%
3738
Eange for Prcr tons
Year 1940
68
435
61%
1995
C (int at 1 1-5 %
20
43})
32%
32%
32%
73%
53%
295
*96
"
32
33%
32%
1134
*94
58%
373g
10
97%
934
97%
438
*115% 130
A (int at 1 % to
1 1946) due
*96
4%
'4%
99
61H
10
•;
19
99^
.
Dec 1 1946) due
Ref A gen ser
10
9034
90%
36%
22
19
O
1st mtge gold 4g..
July 1948
4s registered
1948 A O
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (int at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due....July 1918 A O
9034
373s
v
*3%
89
*10
.19
3834
A
.
t
*20
*30
-
41%
1734
*853s
*9%
4012
1334
18
/
B
Ohio RR—
934
15
22
8-%
Baltimore &
Lowest
%per share
378
69
29
104X
'
1734
89
41
*10
share
ver
*3%
1334 ..13%
18
77
72
36%
9%
97%
,
1734
17"
S
334
*85%
934
4119
*17%
81H
85
1778
10%
1338
*90%
333s
91
*96
3%
89
41%
13»2
91
D
Charl A L 1st 4^s A_— 1944
J
1944 J
1st 30-year 5saeries
J
Atl Coast 1st cons 4s
..July 1952 M 8
Atl
1734
17
1338
S per share
4
*85%
*9%=
,
4134
111
:
9
.
ver share
*3«4
89
934
109
iiok
$
3l2
*85«4
110%
*111)4
ilOM
Atl Knox & Nor 1st g 5b..— 1946
.....
Range for Year 1941
On Basis of 100-Share Lots
EXCHANGE
High
86%
10
Conv gold 4s of 1910.
gold 4s.
Atl & Dan 1st g 4s
8TOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Thursday
$ per share
I......i...1995
L & N coll
SALE PRICES
for Year
1941
Jan. 8
Atchison Top & Santa Fe (Concl.)
Stamped 4s
Range
or
Friday's
Price
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
-
Last
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
173
8% May
64% May
101
June
16% Apr
110
Aug
Mar
60% Jan
38% Dee
16% Apr
71% Apr
112
Deo
Jan
3% May
28
Jan
Apr
9% Nov
60%
Feb
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
174
Tuesday, January 13,1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
and
high
Sales
prices
sale
%
STOCKS
NEW YORK
for
"
Jan. 3
Ymr 1041
Range for Previous
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Frida'i
the
Jan. 5
Jan. 6
Jan. 7
Jan. 8
Jan. 9.
Week Ended Jan.
Week
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per shan
18*4
18%
3i2
384!
3%
384
3%
6lfll
3%
18'2
3%1
18
2%
2%
*%6
*8|
18%
18%
3%
3%
-*iw
73«
6%
7i8
684
7%
7%
16%
15%
I6I2
15i4
16%
15%
16%
17
33'®
33%
234
35%
284
3414
35
3
35%
1512
15%
*6%
3
3
15%
25
25
25
95
98
2%
71I
25%
95
99
e«4
684
711;
7112
6i2
2 .514
25%
721;
99
73
7112
1034
10'8
10%
10%
10U
10%
*814
612
*6'%
6%
63s
6i2
241;
*22%
24
*2238
109% *108
*108
8%
-738
•
8
734
*149
151%
4712 4781
734
7%
15H2 15li2
47 58
4884
*1551; 160
160
7^8
38
10%
13,8
IOI4
*11;
238
*2U
10
217s Sept 11
2% Dec 10
4% Jan 13
%Nov
% Jan 22
3% Jan
6
snan
i
1%
9
10%
10
6%
22%
*6%.,
27
3>fs registered...
Jan
Genera] 4s
—_
13,1
1«4
51%
2'4
1
11%
*4
1*4
48
48
238
2%
11%
*1%
49
49
%
10%
50
2,000
*2%
i;: 2%
Dec
20
Dec
6
May
27
27
27
26% 27%
27%
2712
27%
26% 27
27%
*126% 131
*126% 131
12684 12614 *12614 131
*126% 131
*126% 131
15
15
15
14% 14*4
1534
15%
1538
1534 ? 14%
14%
15
59
59
59%
59%
59%
58 s4
50
59i4 60%
59% 60
59%
*1%
2%
*1%
214
2%'
*13s
*1%
*1%
214
21.4
1%
*1*4
45
45
45
45%
44% 44%
45I4
45%
45%
45%: 4514
45l«
46
48
46% 46*4
*4434 4712
*44% 4712 *44
46»4
47% *46
107
9*4
Int Business Machines .Yo par
140
8,600
Internat'l Harvester..-Yo par
200
4.600
36,600
1,
00
200
500
17;900
,100
,
16,700
5,300
"156
200
Preferred
100
-
8
3% Feb 17
Dec 10
May
57
150
June 10
Int Mercantile Marine. Yo par
6% Apr21
Dec 19
1
Internat Min&Chem..Yo par
100
30% Apr 23
51
Mining Corp.-_._l
1% Dec 24
—
Int Nickel of Canada.-Yo par
23
100
125
Preferred——.—
Inter Paper
92 M
*93 M
93 M
77 M
81 M
71 M
69 M
71 M 7,95
52
78.M
^—2038 J
131
May
1
44
3i2May
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7
A...1966
series
27%
27%
2734
38 "2
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381;
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2
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200
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2
2
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9
95
8%
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9
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93*4
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—
4
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Interstate Dept Stores.Yo par
5% Feb 19
700
9%
104
3
1% Dee 29
.1% Dec 29
10
95
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31
31
,
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•
95
7% preferred-----—..-100
Telep & Teleg
No par
Foreign share ctfs.—Yo par
—.100
87
7
14
Feb 14
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—
300
31%
Coal..—V----1
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86 preferred.
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1
-
25
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73
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9
33% Aug '5
134% Aug >8-
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173
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6
1,700
Jarvis
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327«
28%
31%
281.1
29
2,900
Jewel Tea Co Inc—..Yo par
14
5% Dec 29
31% Dec 29
107
57
57
124
124
400
103
103
103*4 103*4
571;
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57%
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140
57%
122
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preferred
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;
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107
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122
33
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17
100
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26
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19
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& Co.---.Yo par
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Indiana
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3
24
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May
2
28% Aug 30
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10
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17% Jnn
par
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8%
con
18 :
600
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14% Dee 29
2734'July 22i
600
Lehigh Portland Cement—.25
19'i Apr 12
26% Oct -81
116% Jan 4
1 ifi
3%
3*4
3,000
4% conv preferred.
100
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107% Dec 12
1% Jan .2
1%
1%
1%
2,400
Lehigh Valley Coal....Yo par
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9%
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9
2,800
6%
2%-Jujy go
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21%
21
21
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20%
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19
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69%
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j
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10
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72
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143
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5s
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135
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36
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634
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6%
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31
3%
1st gu 3)is D..1971 A/N
E—1977 J
4
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s.-.....1970 J
6
Cleveland ,& Pittsburgh RR-—
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6%
6%
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24%'
5%
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27
25
2834
176
28%
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For foot' otes
2J%
6%
5%
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26%
26*4
26*4
24%
26%
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12%
20%
5*4
6
12%
J
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Series D 3 J4s guar....—.1950 F a
Gen 4)is series A.,
1977 f a
Cleve Short Line
24%
241
29'4 29%
28%
176
*169
176
see
page
178.
24%
8
O
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1
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13
91
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61
40
58
66% 79
104% 110%
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109
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77
80
26
75
90
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60
60%
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71
63%
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;
80
77
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♦Colo & South 4*4% series A..1980 mn
Columbia G & E deb Ss.May 1952 m N
103 M
80
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84
77
88 %
73
107» .107
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103
15
103%
77
106%
86
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5%.
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——.1961 j
j
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100
101
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53%
Apr
Columbus &
Apr
♦Commercial Mackay Corp—
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58
12% 26
96% 106
18
100% 106
60
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09%
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99%
102
101%
107%
107%
96
'
105%
112
114%
104% 111
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9%
232
102
102
Columbus & H V lst ext g 4s. 1948 a 0
.Columbus & Sou Ohio El 3)4s 1970 MIS
29
45
109
73
72*4 73%
179%
179% *176
*18
19%
19%
2,800
Series B_
64% Nov 27
98
87
May
109%
,00
Preferred
June 16
:189
169-
Jum
188*g
Apr
Deo
16
May
23%
Apr
18% May
30*4
41
Apr
Tol
lst ext 4s..1955 F a
*110
113
113%
24
59%
Dec
.25
-4—.
_
100
174
27
25%
25%
par
17% Dec 12
21
Lima Locomotive Wks.Yo par
Link Belt Co
i.-Yo par
x;20% Dec 10
X29 May 8
(30
Lily Tulip Cup Corp._.Yo
4,400
33%
*33
33%
400
10%
*10%
14%
22%
10%
400
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)
15
900
Liquid Carbonic Corp.-Yo
13
15
23%
37% 38%
103% 106%
1,500
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loews Inc
1
9% Dec 31
Apr, 26
19% Apr 21
Yo par
28
56.50 preferred ...i—Yo par
Lone Star Cement Corp No par
105
May 22
4
June
40%
40%
3*4
18
14*4
14%
142
18%
Long Bell Lumber a...No par
Jan 18
Jan
Jan-
3^
June 25
Loose-Wiles Biscuit.—...25
14%
3,600
160
17%
Lorlllard
(P)
Co—
.10
Apr
.
2,100
60
Feb 18
27
May
9
Mav
r
>14%
Apr
"
10% May
18*« Mar
30(8 Oct 31
22% July
2(1% May
41% Apr
37'>8 Mar
16% Jan
31% Sept
V
110.
Commonwealth
Edison
29
1st mtge
3J4« series I—.....1968 / D
Conv debs Z*4s............1958 J
j
2
Sept 18
J
3MS debentures
...'.....1946 a O
138% May
-1031;
Dec
15% May
111%
Jau
"Nov
65
,38 "May
—
.
....1948 A
O
.....
Apr,
2
Jan
22%
137
*23-7 24
129-
130
500
90
19
Dec 30
31% Jan 21
DeclO
..100 x132
21
3,300
17% Dec 29
*43
13%
26
3*4
*13
Madison Su Garden...Yo par
13%
25%
25*4
Taoo
3*4
4%
7,900
ia
Copper
.....10
11
of Upper
7s_'1956 j
17
D
Wuertemberg
t♦Consol Ry
non-conv deb
1954 J
4s
.
6%
14%
*6
6%
5% Dec 27
*13%
14%
......
7% Aug 18
16% Sept 17
109
12% Apr 17
1
*%
1
1,700
% Jan 14
3%
3%
3%
9,600
2% Dec 18
6
6
7%
6*4
7
3,850-
3% Dec 10
12%
2a%
5%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1./00
"426%
5*4
23%
25
26
26*4
j
«4 May
r
Consumers
Power
5*4
25
23%
176
25%
9,100
5%
5%
8,500
20%
26%
11
...—1
1,200
'
*24
28*4
*1'71
Dec
9
x20h Dec 10
V11% Jan
17%Sept
8
9
32% Sept 15
9
12%. Jan
6
May 28
28% Jan
13|
3% Dec
19
5% Jan 14
25
200
21% Dee 11
800
24% May
31%
2h May
8% May
26;<4 Jum
6% May
"21% June
T.
Oct
i.3*4
I )ec
16% Nov
4t7*4' Apr
14*4 Apr
40% Jan
28 -Sept 15)
29
w
176
7% preferred
—
.100
171
5
June 13
1/8
Sept 171
Aug" 7
.21
100
June
32*4
June
173<2
Apr
D
108%
106
109%
103J4
103M
104'
102% 106%
2414
24 M
8
18
24%
*21% '
22
28%
28
24
18
28
82 %
83
16%
24
83
75%
85%
107 M
106
100%
liO
.1966 MY
107 M
107%
107% 111
108% 111%
105% 109%
.I960 MY
109 %
109%
107
111%
2Ms. .1948 jo
(Crane Co 2Ms s f debs...
.1950 A /)
102'A
102'is
102
107
mtge
1
107%
107
109%
1st
5%
3% May
103
108 M
109%
Jan
Jan
% May
102
105%
K1L% 107%
107 M
.1967 MY
.1970 MY
[
3Ms.
1st mtge 3Ms......
Mar
"16%
»-
108%
.1965 J/N
mtge3Ms...
mtge 3M&
Apr
103%
104%-104%
Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms
lst
-7% Mar
'11% May
l%May 20
j
Apr
4%
-
1% Aug
4
May
103
105%
,104 M
J
lst
38
21%; May
-
Jan
1956 j
Dec
12*4
8% J iin*
-
4% Dec : 8
'•
J034<
105 M
108% 110%
j
.......
31
20% May
"
4
1% Feb
•
.......1955 j
31%
May
109%
109%
j
Consol Oil conv deb 3Ms—...1951 j
136% May
128
.14% Aug 6
31
July 28
Feb 17
19% Dec 17
35
25*4 May
Sept
Jan 21
35% Dec 30
29% Sept 24
138
119
108
109%
^[♦Consolidated Hydro-Elec Works
Consolidation Coal s f 5s...... 1960 J
...10
6% preferred....
110
*108
3)4fl debeitures.
1056 AO
3Ms debentures.....1958 j
j
19% Jan 15
162
107% 110%
107
119%
100% 101
108%
109
*108
J
3Ms debentures.
-22. Sept 4
74% Nov .5
108M
a
j
4%
108%
107%
.Conn Ry & L lst & ref 4)4s.l951 j
Stamped guar 4 )4s———.1951 J
;
118*4 Jan
25% Apr
108 H
(Conn Riv Pow s f 3 %s A——..1961 f
Consol Edison of New York—
Jau
13% Jun
17% Dei
27%
o
Apr
May
3^% Dec 29
19
Riv lst 4s_. 1943 a
40%
Jun<
25
25
---
Co—
109%
July 24 U_FL_Ma>
45% JUiy 28
12% Dec 23
142% Dee 31
15
Dec 23
14
'1-3% J uly 30
Apr 21
100
7% preferred
900
70%
70
<
13% Jan 30
35
Jan
( 37% "Jan
*
1% Dec 10
800
142
*17%
-
3,800
18
*17%
144
1,500
3%
41 %
71
16,300
7,400
par
20%
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6
70
•
May
20%
29%
203
O
guar..—1973U
A
May
23% Apr 21
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85
87
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D
87
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,
75
52 M
48 M
(—A.
O
lst gu 48——1945 j
33
3%
27
24%
71%
107%
j
Union Term gu 5)4s. —1972 a
Cleve
1st
1981 J
lst gu 4)48.1901 a
CoM River Ry
39
3,400
•
113%'
.
1942 J
Colo Fuel & Iron gen s f 5s..:1943"F
♦5s income mtge.——.1970L4
"
12%
24%
44-
3)4s guar.—.-—.1942 A >0
Series A 4)4s guar
Continental
Oil
Crucible Steel 3M8 s f debs. .1955 J -D
♦Deposit receipts..
♦Cuba RR 1st 5s g—*
.1942 j
D
100%
100%
93%- 94%
4)4%
1952
♦Deposit receipts..
♦7 M» series A extended-to 1046
♦Deposit receipts
♦6s series B extended to 1946
y~j
26
,30
15%
28
23%
14%
26%
16%
16%
31%
29
27
34%
29%
25 M
29%
16-
27%
23%
26%
15%
26
30
"20 M
'•
26 M
j~d
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♦Deposit receipts — .-...
Curtis Publishing Co 3s deb... 1955 ao
*93
23%
32
179.
30
16%
27%'
261-
15
25%.
93%
92%
99%
i
c
1
07% 102
02%
99
29
y'lj
...
For footnotes-see page
109
26 M
—
— ...
.
109%
conv
♦CubaNor Ry lst 5Ms...
.
47%
j
Jan
.24% Nov,
May
51 %
j
4*4 Nov
-
75
*80
D
Deo
96% Jan
3% Dec 10
6
32*;
*13%
108M
Cin Wab & M Div lst 4s.— 1991 J
j
St L Div lst coll tr g 4a_. 1990 MY
9% .Jan
6414 Dec 24
'
-3%
*13%
—-
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Cleve Cib Chic & St Louis Ry-
Feb
32% Nov
*25%
3i»
14%
111%
80
Liggett & Myers Tobacco. .25
32%
*6
107
109
68%
Llbby McNeill & Libby....
7
Life Savers Corp........... 5
33%
3*4
22%
D
600
20%
25%
51%
9%
Ref & impt 4.14% series
20C
,32*8
3*4
6%
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35
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,
107 M 7108
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1942 MY
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con
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21%
98% 104%
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91% 99%
,
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38
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100
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95
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&
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35*4
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9
7% Jan 23
108
108M
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,!18%May
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70
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-
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.25
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73
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19% Dee 29
55%
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112
7% Nov
-
11% Dec 10
5
par
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108%
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16% Jan
15% May
Llbbey Owens Fcrd Gl.Yo
8,800
34*4
24% Sept 16
Dec 24
Lehn & Fink Prod Corp
21%
4%
Xl9
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12%
20
21
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1
52%
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34% Apr
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400
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Lehman Corp (The)
65
51 M
J
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300
12%
19
21%
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73
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19
4%
73
20
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65
67
75
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50
conv preferred
11
7%
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411
75
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192
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13
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23%
23
7
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13
1M
1943 j
46%
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Jail
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23% May
5
100
3*8
1%
17% Sept
2
10% Dec.29
....100
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5% preferred—
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.,
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150
7%
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10
709
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Apr
105
r
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24
111%
101% 100
108
110%.
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9%
27*4 May
10
26% Sept 17
x22%Mar
Kroger Grocery & Bak.Yo par
"
3% July 25
Dee 29
21
22%
20%,
,
18% Nov
8% May
4*4 May
24% May
2% Feb 15
49
14%
11%
13%
12%
Deo
109
Jai
,87%June
38
Dec 18
1% Dec 13
21
10
_1
'
36
21%
20%
20%
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359
18 M
11
11
1M
lst mtge 3)48——
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Jan
104% Dec
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Dec
'Mar 26
23% Feb 15
$5 prior preferred...Yo par
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May
3934 July 22
14% July 30
106
11% DeelO
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92
4
13
28 M'
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1951 j
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1963
mtge
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May
2
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7%
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9
7
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20
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11
Jan 27
Aug
"
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a
M
Mar
3% May
"
95
18
98% Feb 21
Kimberly-Clark. —L.Yo par
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8
30% Dec 10
par
Keystone Steel & W co-No par
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9"
16
121
' 9%jum
117% May
:
121% Apr 18
DeclO
4% Dee 23
—
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•
104%
Mar 19
9% Dec 19
Kendall Co $5 pt pf a-.no par
105
6
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6% Dee 23
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l conv cl A_ 1
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i—
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27
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100
11%
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4
9 >8
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14% Aug 13
5%
100
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21
4
27
29
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1
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5
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■
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102
300
12
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J
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10
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37
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13
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29
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.
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M
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Dec 1 1960 M 8
Jau
132
122% May
Sept 17
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>2
De-30
Kansas City Southern.Yo par
Kalamazoo Stove & Furn..
3%
14%
a
4s._1988 j
gen
4Jis
lst & ref M
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3%
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•
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...
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20 M
HM
Childs Co deb 5s;
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53s
336
22%
13%
lst mtge
-
12 %
15%
Chic &
53s
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16 M
Ch
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-
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2
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42
131
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,...1949 MY
Gold 3 lis
Feb 11
59
42
30%
Jan
34J4 May
16
100
.5% pref series A
800
76%
10%
Jan
40
30%
29 H
Deo
27% July 31
67
Aug 23
16% Dec'10
Jones ALaughlin Steel.Yo par
200
-
41%
28%
337
225
m N
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9
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-
1
Nov
44
29%
28
43 M
42M
39
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...—1987 MY
|{♦Chicago Railways lst 5s stpd
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92% Deo
8% Jau
-
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122
,
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4%
10%
74% June
5%Mayi
20% May'
•
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4%
-
l% May
lVgMay
4% May
7
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49% Dec 26
Johns Manvllle....... Yo par
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1
Jan
7
24v
1987 MY
p Fed inc tax. 1987 MY
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6l2
303
.
...
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2000 A
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43
42 M
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62
registered.....
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May
30
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9% Aug 20
26% Dec 22
124
21%
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*
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39%
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Sept 8
98
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36
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26
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....
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41
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49
62
97
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27
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20
9
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145
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38% Feb 21
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•,
&
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6
77
38
105
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38
31% Sept 11
May
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15
5% conv preferred
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9
Dec
-
113
136
Deo 31
4
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93 M
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2% Jan 10
13% Nov 10
2% Jan
♦lst
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47% Mar
2% July
July 22
170 5
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15%
Juni
91
Dec 13
167% Jan 10
42% Dec 10
Sys class A.25
Int Hydro-Elec
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Nov
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1
'
94
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94%
79
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83
15
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f
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49
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158
-
121
15M
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1977 ** A
—^^
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Jan
May
6
7%Septll
Sept 18
113% Jan 28
1941
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88
,
81M
——
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29
66% May
27
July
700
140
9
13% Jan
Feb'25
6
2%
2714
6
...No par
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90% Jan
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for Year
Nov
,
118
Mai
13h
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
Jan
6%
23
16% May
72
Jan iu
161
19-Dec.27
6% preferred.-.100
48
*2%
Apr
2y<8Juiy 2s
8% Dee lO
Interchemieal Corp....No par
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc...---1
Intercont'l Rubber....No par
1%
1%
*46
2%
43%
4% Aug
21% Jan 27
Sept 23
Dec II
20,500
9,100
%
12%
63
Inspiration Cons Copper.. .20
158
11%
154
130
.
47
%
Jum
9% July 21
100
100
10%
158
%
12%
184
31
111% Jan 2?
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6% preferred
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6/09
1,400
6%
46%:
Jan
Feb 13
5
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85
93M
'
7%
7%
147% 147%
48
*46
2%
2%
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24%
.
o"S
nq co
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85
Chicago <k Eastern 111 RR—
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..1997 t j
1982 hn
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s ser A. 1988 j
j
Jan
Ma^
20%Mny 27
85% Dee,12
Industrial Rayon..~ji.No par
800
10%
9%
158
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%
11%
10%
Indian Rerining.
800
13%
12
45%May 22
Dec 30
2
15% May
1
15M
1949
.1949 J
1949
4s registered...
Feb
1
4
Aug
gti
Asked
&
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....1949
Illinois Division 4s.
Jan
6%
10% Aug
-
Bid
Price
NQ,
Chic Burl & Q—III Div 3>^s
Feb
24
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10
300
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7%
7%
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Indianapolis P & L Co.No par
72
10
6%
9%
47% '47%
161%
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900
22%
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22D *22
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149
449
220
157
71%
10%
•
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4% Deo 10
fe
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
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May
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6
sharo
per
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2% May
13
May
6
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11% Dec
31
Dec 29
9;0
7%
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'
72%
100
6% preferred series A... 100
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100
25
99
157
72
Illinois Central RR Co
18,100
4,000
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100
*155
48%
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134
1%
214
per
15%May 20
109
7%
26%
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71%
3%
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16
24%
157
10
151
47%
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52
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160
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12
150
3%
100
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99
100
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16
7%
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15%
6%
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-
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5% preferred
36%
3%
36%
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35
2%
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300
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1% Dee 23
7%
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17%
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35%
7
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7,700
s per
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K
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3,800
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19
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109
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179
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119
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110
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119
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6
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112
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9
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16%
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170
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...fto par
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11
9
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17
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%
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20
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175
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226% May
106
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117
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15
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59
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58
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26*4
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1
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07%
9%
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6
101
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112
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8
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8
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105
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132
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42
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24
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138
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10% Sept
25% Sept
20's Sept
Apr 26
11
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11
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118
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Otis Elevator..
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100
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Preferred
59
(fne)..;—..6
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21%
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6
1,303
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41
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43
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26
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112
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National Acme Co
170
:
-100
5%:
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53
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100
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13
49
74 4
72%
53
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9
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6% Jan
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12% Apr
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15% Oct 2"
1
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3% Aug 2
1734 Aug 4
!.
9
77
par
5% preferred.->•-.'i.;_.100
Murray Corp of Amerlca--10
Myers (F E) & Bro
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46 «-
394
48%
.1953
Div & Term g 3s..
Gold 34s.-I.—-34 registered—t...
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3
12% Dec
$4 preferred series 11.No var
Montg Ward & Co Inc. Ye par
.30%
3%
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200
;
190
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Cirpet Millsj.»._20
Monsanto Chemical Co.-.>.10
200
12%
8%
5
5
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4%
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12%.
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16%
3%
73
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47%
384
71
Ma 1
6% Mai
11% Maj
23% Mai
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40%
39%
414
40
24
6
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Murphy Co (G Q.-.-.-'-Yo
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434
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4% Jan 11
9%May 2
6178 Apr 17
3,700
;
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86
724
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112
Oct 31
9
f 1
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100
29
30
29
29%
29%
30%
28%
28 %
29%
28%
23
23
23% *22%
23% *22%
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190
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193
190t2 *189
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192
117
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117
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10%
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Omaha Dlv 1st gold 3s ....
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100
140
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36
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43%
53%
44%
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700
378
21
17%
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534
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22
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May
May
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1
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18 % May
1,400
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6
f
12%
;
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9
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Jan
Deo
14% May
2
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:
21% Dec 26
,
41
1214 127
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108%
3
9% Jan
Dec 10
■
104 %
Ulaols Central ftft—
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July 15
Aug 22
1778 July 24
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62
Mjeller Brass Co..;
1
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$7 nreferred-i..No par
1,900
,
•
J
17
Mai
7% Mav
53% Feb
24% Mai
2% Mai
11% Maj
37
6
Dec 29
Motor Products Corp.- Yo par
Motor Wheel Corp_wA.;-,._5
38
1-7B
173.|
3%
4%
12
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n-
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30% Apr
Mar
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5%
24
24
25% ,t«25,. 25%
24% -124%
24%
247,
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
176
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Friday
LOW AND HIGH
for
Tuesday
Jan. 5
Jan. 6
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Jan. 9
Week
$ per share
Shares
N.
Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan. 7
$ per share
the
Jan. 8
Saturday
Jan. 3
Friday
On Basis
NEW YORK STOCK
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
BONDS
Range for Previous
Year 1940
Range for Year 1941
of 100-Share Lots
STOCKS
Sales
SALE PRICES
S per
shar4
Par
$
per
Snrlngfield Div 1st
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8%
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11%
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7
7
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2,300
Pcstal Teleg Inc pref..No par
5,100
Pressed Steel Car Cd Inc.... 1
300
4,900
5% conv 1st pref
..5
5% conv 2d pref—.—-.50
Procter & Gamble
No par
60
5% Pf (ser of Feb 1 '29).100
200
$5 preferred
..100
6% preferred...
7% preferred—
100
8% preferred.......100
9%
98
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10
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87
10
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900
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Pub Ser El & Gas pf $5.No par
Pullman Inc..........No par
Dec 10
4% Dec 22
64
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J
8
104%
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s
f 6s series A.....
Jan
23
Nov
43
Nov
4%
Jim
June
May
3% May
30
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27% May
2% May
May
36
22
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16
May
6% May
6484 May
13% Nov
May
8
6
154
l
167
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49
51
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43% Jan
Oct 16
75% Jan
6%
Jones & Laugblin Steel
»i«May
85%
9
434 Feb 14
5% Dec 10
0% Dec 9
21% Dec 24
Kansas
8
50
June 14
92
Dec 24
100% Dec 29
117
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154
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.
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July
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6% May
6% May
21
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63
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.
43%
115%
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Apr
137
145
4
126
June
158% Feb 11
143
May
165
117% Oct 2
29% July 22
114% Oct
16% May
■
■'
6%
Oct
3
84
8
73% May
12% Oct 24
9 'June
51
*50
June
25
600
21%
21%
500
2
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47
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63
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4
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pref.. 100
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v
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81%
81%
6%
6%
70
70
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47
footnotes see
70
1
8234
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72
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400
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6
6% conv preferred....... 100
6% conv prior pref ser A. 100
6
2,900
Revere Copper & Brass.....5
♦116% 120
83%
118
50
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8%
72
8%
40
8%
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84
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10
84
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89
15%
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2% Sept 17
16%
7% preferred5%% preferred
....100
^100
Reynolds Metals Co...No
5
conv
par
preferred.—100
Reynolds Spring
I
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B. 10
Common
_■
i........
Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter Dental Mfg
Roan
10
.No par
No par
*37»4 June
11
7
6
Jan 13
Jan
3
Sept 24
13%
10%
63%
Feb
Jan
Dec
69
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14
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8
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4
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5
96
95
91%
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17
82%
80
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80
29
77%
;
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62%
68.
60%
95
95
93
98%
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:
71%
36
; 69%
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70
67
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A
1961 F
'
61
5sstamped-_*...*_...... 1964
75
72
58
A
40
79%
76%
80
*68%
1954 F
fr,i¥m
39 %
70%
36
39%
1944
f 5s..i.....
100
73%
35
61 V
61
59
68
37%
58
8
36%
35%
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67V
'
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s
f 5s.
.•....^..1974 F
.
5s stamped..
58
1974
Leh Val Harbor Term gu 5s... 1954 F
f
48 registered....
;
.....2003
A
4%s registered
LehJVal Term Ry ext 5s
Lex <fe East 1st 50-yr
A
5s gu
1965
Libby McNeil & Libby 4h_._._1955 J
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s...1944 A
_
.
s
f deb
'i: :59"
44
30%
J
43
246
16%
14%
34%
31%;,
17%
36%
10
.26
33%
83
36%
102
54%
117%
8
84
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r-.
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O
114%
"J........... 1951 F A
121%
100%
114% V 8
6
121%
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101%
113%
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F
A
J
1)
102 Li
...
96
96
A
O
1951 F
A
A.. 1969 J
J
5s debenture... J—
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s
ser
Louisville Gas & Elec 3%s
48
33%
39
58% i
120
103% 107%
114% 123
121% 131
95
105
102% 105
122 %
82
122%
79%
Lou <fc Jeff Bridge Co gu 4s
1945 M 8
*106%
Louisville & Nashville RR—
>' 1st & ref 58 series B
2003
-
88
76%
106% 111
82
108%
108*
107
101
2003
97
90%
1st & ref 4s series D
2003
90
90
85
97
.
109%
99
101%
1st & ref 4%s series C
99%
91% 99%
114% 122%
121% 128
96
114
1966 M S
103%
98%
91%
"96*"
93
93%
30%
93
95%
114
10584 Sept
»
103
105
6
...1949 M 8
1944
102%
16
*93%
..-.1949 M 8
;Guar ref gold 4s...
102%
102%
♦Long Dock Co 3%s ext to....I960 A O
Long Island unified 4s
1949 M S
Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s
»
*107
19%
111
104%
1952 A
•
50%
20
34
104%
.1962 MJV
53
39
127
29%
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v
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30%
26
O
66
50%
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61
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33
47
,
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2003
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1951 A O (54%
— .
5s stamped modified
58 debenture.
47
32
-
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....
2003 M N
4%s stamped modified
;
.
♦58
A
Lehigh Valley N Y 4^8 ext... 1950 J
J
Lehigh Valley RR—
1
4s stamped modified.......2003 M N
105%
92% 101
87% 96%
90
1st & ref 3%8 series E,_
2003
1950
101
101
100
Unlf mtge 4s ser B ext
1960
104
104
102% 109%
106%
103% 106%
84% 88
Paducah & Mem Div 4s
,St Louis Dlv 2d gold 3s
1946
84
83
83
Mob & Montg 1st g 4%s..,.1945 M S
^♦Lower Aust Hydro El 6%s..l944
F
82%
85
*104%
.1980 M S
South Ry Joint monon 4s.... 1952 J
J
Atl Knox & Cine Div 4s....1955 M N
24% Nov
70% May
May
60
7% May
June
70
May
39
8% May
75% Mar
July
1
••
6
6% May
7
53% Jan 13
30% Dec
52
May
'Dec 24
103g Jan
34% Jan
12% Aug 26
Apr 15
5% May
9% Jan 27
7% Feb 14
484 May
97%
1434
117
Dec
Jan
Nov
74% Dec
157* Feb
96%* Apr
11% Nov
86
-
111%
91%
105%
108% 112
83%
90
108% 111
110%
88%
88%
111%
A
May
66
Oct
9% Nov
7% Jan
3% Aug
11% May
12
Feb
Nov 24
22%
Apr
12% Dec
15% Nov
4834 Jau 14
1
Aug 2
45%
Oct
Dec
48% Nov
1% Feb
584 Jan 16
Nov 18
"
%
M
D
80
79
1960 J 1)
Gen mtge 4%s series A
Mauatl Sugar 4s s f.._.Feb 1 1957 MN
52
47
52
41
49
44%
49
108
Maine Central RR 4s ser A
1945 J
Manila Elec RR &Ltsf5s.._ 1953 M
Manila RR (South
Lines) 4s.
..
Marion Steam Shovel s f 6s
1947
*95%
1940
*61%
J
1945
70
A
McCrory Stores
1955
McKesson
1956 J
del? 3%
& Robblns 3%s
O
J
Mead Corp 1st mtge 4%s
1955 M S
Metrop Ed 1st 4%s series D...1968 M 8
74%
45%
81%
87%
44
70
25
36%
88%
98%
*98*
86
98
85
70
0
101
*.00%
109%
85
105
105%
104%
98
67%
64%
104%
108%
109%
79%
105%
102% 105
105% 107%
109% 112 %
1950
A
O
55
55
54
F
A
5
5
3
For footnotes see page 179.
•
53%
47%
{{»Met W Side El (Chic) 4s... 1938
Metrop Wat Sew & D 5%s
82
28
*27%
98
(Stamped mod) ext 5s
17
68
1941 /
{♦Market St Ry 7s ser A..Apr
80%
88
S
1959 M N
{{♦Man G B & N W 1st 3%s__
Stamped
44
1434 Aug 22
21
8% Dec 10
»i» Dec 29
8»4 Nov
May
15% July 28
95
22% Dec 23
49% Dec 30
42
Jan
Feb
50
8034 Sept 24
Apr 17
1
100
6% May
8
Aug
6
May
2234 Jan
8
{Rutland RR 7% pref
4%
Jan
Apr
100%
106%
170
106% 108%
106% 108%
106%
106%
103%
Unif mtge 3%s ser A ext
23
Mar
101% Feb 10
6% Dec 30
75% Dec 29
2% Dec
1«4 May
Oct
13
97
1484 May
19«4 June
May
17
27
55
7
103%
101
86
161
106%
106%
81%
'
v
40%
83
92%
334 Dec 26
9
Antelope Copper Mines.
9% May
;
Apr
Dei
61
Aug 16
Ruberoid Co (The)
No par
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp... 1
$2.50 conv preferred.No Par
23
June
129
6
43% Deo
6
Dec 11
4
Deo
29% May
37% May
17% Apr
67% Jan 23
;
60
June
3%
25
4% Dec 9
97-. Apr 21
77
69
Apr
Apr
13% May
24
May
10% Nov 19
Dec 22
14% Dec
7%
Nov 28
9% July 16
30%
88
83%
*155
5s stamped.............1954
Feb
Nov 18
12% Jan
18%
77%
95
1997 J D
—
...
5s stamped
Feb
16
2% Dec 29
96
Jan 13
50
80
95
1st <fc ref
May
53
22% Mar 12
7
Apr 22
1
t c new
140
II934 11934 xl 18
2734 Aug 12
107% 110-
109% 110%
.....
•
♦72
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A*.1965 A O
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s
1945 M S
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—•
32% Jan
11% May
97% May
15% May
18% July 25
24
1
34
4
19% Dec 29
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co.. 100
21,700
■
2988 Aug
10% Dec 10
22% Dec 13
34
100
700
43
Dec 24
7% Apr 21
53% Dec 20
18%
119% 119%
23
9% Apr 30
240
63
2% Nov
18% July 28
6% Dec 10
97%
*9634
•
9
8% Dec
*111%
*40%.
♦1st mtge income reg
.1975 Dec
Lehigh Coal &Navs f 4^s A.. 1954 / J
Cons sink fund 4
ser C..1954 J
J
Jan
Dec 30
334 Jan 2
55% Oct 1
21% July 25
.....10
Remington-Rand. _.t
.1
Preferred with warrants..25
4%
*58
Dec 10
Reliable Stores Corp...No par
Reliance Mfg Co
9%
407g
4
100
Preferred
Reis (Robt) & Co 1st
13
9%
4
61
""230
*38
13%
7%
2
88
38% Mar 14
14% Dec 29
5
Real Silk Hosiery
1%
40
*11%
50
50
4% 1st preferred
4% 2d preferred
17%
*44%
For
2478
97%
934
47
1
25
21%
...50
18%
934
*44%
*%
*3%
3,500
25
$3 preferred
Reading Company
97%
*J634
*3%
13%
300
17%
18
334
*25
1,200
100
6% conv preferred
Raybestos Manhattan.No par
Rayouler Inc...
........1
97%
10%
*3
800
"2,766
18%
26%
8%
100
17
98
2534
8%
46%
4% May
48% May
2
i8i2 V 17%
*17
8%
8%
13%
"3"
10%
25%
14%
9% Sept
4
9634
*10
8%
10%
25%
278
*1578
*10%
4% Jan
62% Jan
..No ihit
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum...... 1
17%
8%
8%
4
18
8%
16%
2% Dec 29
47% Dec 26
85
Dec 29
couv
23
18%
1947 J
Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4 %s
1234 July 16
1st pref..No var
$3.50
108%
J
3% to.
Lautaro Nitrate Co
Mat
118
Radio Corp of Amer...No par
$5 preferred B
'
9634
81%
4%
"50
48
39
39
+■'
46%
•
108%
j.,.1942 4 O
4s stamped
18%
4%
81%
*79
934
23,100
1,000
51
51
*88
-
64
1959 M 8
Lake Sh & Mich Sou g 3^8
*
98%
84
6%
*116% 121
121
*117
3%
*U4
40
13%
*6% v 734
13
13
*10%
2
40
*11%
3
278
3"
48
10%
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*6%
3
"3"
3
3
51%
1
16
13%
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2%
51
*88
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1534
13%
2
3
52%
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25
25
21
*2438
*52
*88
*88
3%
3%
2%
3
2%
2%
52
V
-58%
31
4
5s extended at
Apr
Jan
123% Jan 15
1
48%
69
75%
56
Coll tr 6s series B—„—_1942 F
45% Nov
R
i
*85
8% Apr
Quaker State Oil Ref Corp.. 10
49%
32
63%
69
A
A
A
Loew's Inc
9%
32%
18
(par $925).. 1943
Little Miami gen 4s ser A
*9
138
42
59
Coll & ref 5^8 series C
1953 F
Coll & ref 5^8 series D—..1960 F
Coil tr 6s series A_—_..<k4..1942 F
Jan
128
107% Dec
95% Aug
88.
.44
.,
67%
108?*
J
{♦Laclede Gas Lt ref & ext 5s. 1939 .4 O
Dec
Dec 16
-.
39%
69
,.1960 J
{♦Kreuger & Toll 5s ctfs
Feb
20%
1107s May
8% Dec 10
Purity Bakeries
22'4
Jan
12
95%
.
40-
63 H
1st & ref 6^8.1954 J
1% Mar
Feb
May
Jan
88
*84
43 M
.....i.
4Ms unguaranteed
..1961 J
Kings County EI L & P 6s...-.1997 A
Kings Co Lighting 1st 5s...... 1954 J
73% Dee
16% Apr
161% July
%
Jan 11
99%
stmp (par $925)..1943 MN
w w
Jan
12%
29% Jan
Feb 14
7
8%
15
110
9
Mar
May
Ma.
151% July
2
120
58%
92%
_
Oct
July 28
6
40%
95
42
4s. 1936
Kentucky Central gold 4s
1987 J
Kentucky & Ind Term 4^8...1961 J
Stamped.^iii.AsTf—s»,,«..1961 J
Plain—.
1961 J
May
178
.Jan
4034 Jan 2
61%Sept 9
July 24
•
3
19% Dec
114
May
7
13% Jan
Dec 10
115
June
19
13% Jan
g
City Term 1st 4s
♦Ctfs with
16% Nov
8
134Juiy 25
13% Oct
4S%
94%
J
H Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
♦Ctfs w wstmp (par $645)..1943
Jan
838 Jan 10
43 ;.!i
48
I)
J
Kan City Sou 1st gold 3s
1950
Ref & impt5s...—...Apr 1950
Dec
17
334 Dec
3^s__.1961
•Certificates of deposit
Apr
21
3
13% Dec 29
16 June 5
1H
K
Deo
Mar 31
«
,
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s.. 1990
7% Nov
46% Deo
9% Nov
11
164
S
Feb
28%
67
Mar 31
A
M
James Frankl & Clear 1st 4s.. 1959 J
41% Nov
July 15
164
50
53
,%
a
1955 F
Feb
66
10
15
09%
32%
1
46%
30%
Jan
4% May
5
May
16% May
6/'Dec 10
.40%
95
83%
256
43-%
Dee
4134
7
7% Jan 6
9% Jan 10
65
37%
76%
•19
434*
46>*
260
94
./
{♦iowa Cent Ry 1st & ref 4s.. 1951
'■
9
!'? 4
90%
J
4Ms..1952
Lake Erie & Western RR—
Oct
Dec 10
g
Ref & ext rntge 5s
3% May
Jan
3% Dec
Teleg deb
94
Debentures 5s___
9
Feb
4
89
■
A
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3^8.... 1961 M
Kresge Foundation 3% notes.. 1950 M 8
181
45% Feb 14
24% Dec 24
10
...1947 F
1st lien & ref 6
8% Nov
47
2
18
20
51%
102% 105%
101% 105%
24
104%
19
1%
18%
8
195
12
104
85
Int Rys Cent Amer 1st 5s B—1972 MN
Jan
"13% "Apr
87% Deo
14% Nov
97% May
2
11%
22%
50
24%
103%
1955 M
8
%
8%
60
13%
•
J
1944
_....
122
1%
J3
.
11
O
Jan
166
Z94
5% conv preferred.
100
...No par
Jan
96% May
4% Jan
40%
Aug 19
5
13
A
Internat Hydro EI deb 6s.
Feb
7
29'
J
1%
-
1H
In ternat Paper 5s8erA&B....1947 J
:
Apr
68
Aug
J
;
2% Mar
10% May
62%
10%
July 15
15
2% Nov
44% Apr
23% Nov
24
May
11«4 Dec
July
14
O
A
♦1st 5s series
vl956
♦1st g 5sseries C_..........1956
Apr
Mar
6% Dec 10
—
....
Dee
174
7
(The)
97% 103'
deb 4s
conv
{♦ Int-Ort Nor 1st 6s ser A.
1952
♦Adjustment 6s ser A.. .July 1952
»
Feb
70
834 Jan 2
84 " Jan 30
Dec 31
18
29%
163
No par
Pure Oil
5
14
Dec
3j
10934 Oct
734 Jan
46)2 Jan
2% Dec 29
27
May
23% Jau 11
52
9
75% Dec 18
360
>
1% Dec 29
z3S% Feb 14
13 / Dec 18
11% Dec 10
400
12,100
14,600
110% Dec
J—No par
-
11%
25%June
37% May
12% Jan 10
i89% Sept 17
...No par
Pub Serv Corp of N
400
i.
434 May
May
5% Dee
f
Dec 22
No par
Plymouth Oil Co.... — -—5
Pond Creek Pocahontas No par
200
100
12
1952
Deo
Nov
6% May
47% July 14
91
July 21
Dec 18
Mar 28
—
122
87
*95
100
111
96
V 10
1
Chic Ry Co 100
Plttston Co (The)
Dec
10%
99
15
7% Jan 23
35% Jan 2
72
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
102
9%
96
86
10 V
91.1
9%
100
No par
^
17,900
86%
96
86
10%
10%
14
110
85%
84
10%
100
+
m +
105%
46s4
73s Apr
105
Pitta Coke & Iro n Corp.No par
1,300
\
86%
116%
116% *113
116% *113
116% *113
24%
25%
25%
2534
25%
24%
25-%
*95 /•
97
*95%
97
85
•
13%
99
27H Oct
46% Dec 16
3% July 291
7% pref class B
100
5% pref class A
..100
5 Hi% 1st ser conv prpf.100
Pittsburgh & West Va.
.lOO
Pit Youngs A'sht Ry 7% pf.100
68
86%
122
Jan 21
Pitts Screw & Bolt.. ...No par
460
14%
110
99
21
Pittsburgh Steel Co...No par
31
100
Jan
17% May
11% May
May 10
77
250
......
13%
8
38
2
3,100
*65S4
*35
6038July
51%May 23
3,600
478
6%
59
86%
*97% 102
14%
86%
113%
9
934
9%
934
14
*85%
Dec 26
Dec 10
35»4 Feb 20
—
O
Nov
l%June
■
No par
5
100
$5conv preferred
4
1947 A
Interlake Iron
Feb
*""5%May
100
7% preferred
....
123
116% *113
116% *113
25
25% 25%
25%'
9%
14%
8834
Sept 18
238 Aug 1
30% July 11
9
25
Pitts C C & St L RR Co—100
Pittsburgh Coal of Pa.... 100
6% preferred
20
100%
1986 M S
Deo
23
54
2
6
09
Pillsbury Flour Mills
~
105%
100%
Apr
4
15
Aug 22
ll%May
No par
7% preferred..
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
104%
100 M
1956
gu 4s
series B
{{♦K C Ft S & M Ry ref
17
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
10
Preferred 4H,% series...100
Pitts Ft Way &
llo
14%
*1%
14%
*16%
484
Ho
14%
18%
* 4»4
10%
8%
834
900
8%
...
Jl"
*1%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
*1%
1%
14
14
14
137«"
13%
14%
14%
14%
18
13
*16%
18%
*16%
18% *16%
18% *161"
5
5
478
4%
6
4% V'"5.Z'
434
434
4%
10
*10
10
10
10%
10%
10
10%
9%
10%
*9%
8
8
7%
778
7%
7%
8% V 7%
8%
:8%
8%
8%
*7%
8%
87g
*7%
8%
8%
*8%
834 '• 834
834
♦26
28% *25% 28%
28% *26
28% *25
29
*2734 29
29%
52
51
51
51
52
51%
51%
51%
51
5Ho|
51
' 51%
116% 116% 116% *116% 116% *116% 116%
116
116
*116
H6% *116
1%
14%
*16%
4%
900
" v20
174
6%
*57%
681;
934
25
8%May 17
Phillips Jones Corp
105
O
June
1
"May *25%
15
41
...No par
$6 preferred
10
45%
46%
16%
l%May
ID4 May
984 June
2
4% Dec 29
Philco Corpi..4>—
600
51"
69
,
31%
"""666
3%
3284
8%
6
3% Jan
% Dec 26
18% Dec 27
...No par
5
Preferred
2,000
118
*171«4
57%
57%
3034
68%
69
69
9
9
578
6%
32%
2%
*5%
4%
434
478
59
57
15,566
17
*100
....
300
7%
*60%
*171%
6%
33
8%
174
3684 Jan
5% June
9
5234 July 16
17% Aug 20
112% Mar j
25% Apr 4
17% Dec 9
20
Dec 26
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp...
52
70
5%
100
39%
*31%
*30%
63
M'-
Dec 26
1
Co.—100
100
5% prior preferred
240
74%
*3%
5%
.
June
X
35% Dec 29
1634
8%
8%
87S
87g
*160
174
*.'...174
9
9
3334
5%
63
71
25
*134
31%
5%
4
3% Aug 20
Philadelphia Co 6% pref...50
400
1,700
1,200
70
31%
89% Sept
233s Dec 10
*6%
3%
Dee
13,500
108
3%
4
*3%
*32
43
5% Dec 29
*41
118
*100
118
*100
3
4% Dec ll
3834
16%
13% May
34 May
4
Pfelffer Brewing Co—No par
*64
52
16%
-
4%
60
16%
334
34%
5%
*184
*41
17
29% Dec
6
Jan
Petroleum Corp of Amer
10%
74%
39%
2%
3834
2%
52
*41
60
174
60%
6%
5%
5%
60
9
9
*.
4%
4%
3334
3334
5%
5%
*55% .70
*iiv
60
334
334
334
3i«
3%
*134
52
17
39%
39%
2%
*4034
18g May
Jan
1
34% Apr 23
11% Dec 24
108«4 Dec 30
Ry
May
14% Dec
54% Sept
Pet Milk Co--
10%
15
4
700
76
6% May
203g Jan
300
40
*105
7%
10
5% preferred
4% May
May
7
1% Dec 19
—100
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.....5
PeoplesOL&CC (Chic).100
{Peoria & Eastern Ry Co..100
Pepsi-Cola Co
'--1
630
Jan
Dec 12
73
5% preferred...
Pennsylvania RR —
470
4% Mar
25% Apr
30% Jan 10
% Dec 10
6% Apr 21
43% Mar
Penn-Dlxle Cement—No par
$7 conv pref ser A—No irar
Penn G1 Sand Corp
No pur
Pere Marquette
Oct
64
Oct 30
2
800
*38
70
*64
70
1,800
8
30%
*5%
29%
76
108
*6%
7%
*64
40%
*134
2%
52
15%
15%
39%
40%
*134
*42
74
600
36,400
Dec
24% Dec 29
14:|8 Dec 30
No par
Coke Corp
1
18
9
6%
*5%
10%
71%
*10%
1434 Apr
•
Proof Co—2.50
ParmeleeTransport'n-.No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises.10
Penlck & Ford
No par
Penn Coal &
O
A
Int Telep &
Tilford Ino
.1
Park Utah Consol Mines
1
Parke Davis & Co — .No par
Co
Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F..1961 A
Inspiration Cons Copper 4s
7% Jan
8% Nov
684
4
3
3
14% Dec
69 %
22%
J
2% May
12
May
Jan 11
16% Dec
115% Dec
20%
*108%
J
Dec
106
*6(f"
22 X
Ind 111 & Iowa lstg4s_._*;.__-1950
Ind Union Ry 3
% May
26% June
99
Sept
75
33% 48
,8% 33
66%
78
15% 28%
106% 108%
102% 107%
98
101%
Mar
1
542
{♦ind & Louisville 1st
160
9% May 27
-10
Park &
Penney (J C)
Feb
628
42%
Jan
139
Jan 10
51
46 %
38%
Jan
Jan 21
36
41H
42 H
16%
May
1% July 29
60
46 H
60
June
37%
65
55
A
F
34%
144
4
56
65
D
1963
Mav
115
19% Dec
May 31
10
1st & ref 4 Hh serles C.......
^♦ilReder Steel Corp 6s.......1948
May
6%
56
75
D
Joint 1st ref 5sseries A......1963
.
8
Jan 27
.10
56
Apr
Apr
2% June
High
95
*50
1951
1951
33
1
6
1941
No. Low
High
*75
25% May
934 Aug
3% Jau
7%; Jan' 7
% Feb 15
19% Dec 9
99
14
Aug 15
APr21
Low
111 Cent and Chic St L & NO—
Jan
4% Jau10
27%
5%
*26
78
*105
107
*6%
,
70
*64
70
39%
41/
40
*40%
74%
107
6%
63s
6%
*64
70
10*4
75
103s
75
108
,44
'
1%
18%
6% V 634
47
4734
2534 27%
17
40%
*76%
1,600
*1%
29%
40%
30
40%
*107
43%
26
29%
3034
75
6V
*6U
*62
5%
6
40
*106% 108
*74
27%
5%
6
76
*39%
10%
10*8
10%
10%
5%
5%
29%
5%
*5%
5%|
.
100
100
2634
534
6%
47
28
500
25,266
47%
40
700
2I84
6%
27%
1,200
1
22%
1834
6%
48%
1*4
4134
2%
21
1%
18%
27%
3,900
*13
14%
*102;" 110
45%
*1%
48
78%
500
*22
23
11
1834
6
82,600
1%
21%
*22
2512
5% |
110
21
"
48
*5%
5%
14%
*13
*102
"165
20%
55%
8
95% Feb 14
100
6% 1st preferred
6% 2d preferred
Parker Rust
18%
55%
41
42
*40%
3,100
16%
75%
*1%
1%
*1®8
6,600
*®8 V" I-
23s
*1%
1%
19%
67«
*1
20
28%
*15%
79%
46%
46%
1%
28%
*%
1%
'2812
1%'
%
13%
24
6
18%
6%
G38
11"
400
V
4% conv preferred..-—-100
Paramount Pictures Inc
-1
9,600
17%
.
■
Jan
Feb
12%
8
1934 Aug
1% Dec 29
4% Dec 30
1% Dec 29
American Airways
2334
163
Deo 26
10
Corp.5
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp..5
Panhandle Prod & Ref...—1
Paraffine Cos Inc .....No var
Pan
700
13%
13
*15
*15%
50
18,700
1434
109
95
„
684
May
9»4 May
.
Feb 19
147% Apr
May
388 May
126
11
Range
for Year
Asked
<fc
Apr
8
11% Jan 28
28% Jan 24
40
Jan 8
17% Dec 18
10%
2
15% Nov 21
26% Dec 29
100
434 June
8
25%Nov
3
4% Apr 17
6% Dec 27
Corp...l
Pacific Western Oil Corp...10
Packard Motor Car
No var
"
17
1%
2lio
*22
4f>7„
105
14%
100
55%
14%
21
23%
*95
1434
14%
109% 109%
13
13%
17%
110
*105
21%
99
400
23
55
42%
*13
14%
-i
1,500
1%
23
2
*40!.i
110
21%
23%
467g
46%
%
19%
4
15%
May
10
Pacific Tin Consol'd
27,100
6,500
1,000
21"
12% Sept 15
784 Nov 7
9
I84 Apr 23
10
.No par
..No par
Finance Corp (Cal).lO
Gas & Electric...-.25
Ltg Corp......No par
Mills
.No par
Telep & Teleg.
100
preferred
6% preferred —
300
%
*1
1%
801
j
15,900
23
%
7934
2%
8% "8%
81"
8%
18%
"
*55
Pacific
140
15
55%
*%
55%
80%
260
15%
2%-
2%
15
17
1%
29%
1612
28%
1,600
Pacific
*5%
20
2812
*15%
Pacific
99
14%
*17
Pacific
900
23
99
13
*%
6%
1
108
1234
5,000
2%
15
23%
14%
108
,13%
234
V1
1
1434
55%
*12%
13
6%
*22%
1%
15%
*40l8
110
4634
9
1%
22%
95
■
2
44
13
2%
15%
8%
*1*8
11
'
2%
14%
55%
13%
2%
1%
*
2%
Pacific
148%
*538
2*8
6
800
99
98%
*147
2%
21.1
80%
2
*41
*5%
*17
17%
*55
79
77
6
13%
#lo
%
13%
*54%
2
14%
15
110% 111
1%
*15%
17
148
*94
28
28
27%
100
148
*1
20
1%
1%
1%
27
*15-%
100
148
22%
13%
*17
100
1st
2d preferred..
30
2934
*14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
148
15%
*8%
7
19%
19%
30
100
2%
113
13%
13%
19%
30
15
15
15%
14%
19%
3012
Pacific Coast Co—...
130
290
19H
934
7%
*7
7%
19%
*297s
99%
*5%
*9834 105
*108
111
111
*7
10%
10%
-•
10%
7%
:; 20
*17
19%
7% Apr
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc...5
260
.5%
4%
5H
5%
10%
10%
*7%
*17
2
23
2
2
1434
:.
148
99%
*143
1%
534
2%
15
8%
1%
*SU
~
20
*17
11%
7%
19%
29%
29%
148
134
5%
2%
14%
8%
1?8
6
134
8%
51"
*478
20
19%
19%
1934
28% 28%
14%
14%
*99% 100
19%
*23U
534
*17
11%
12%
11%
20%
20
20%
*734
5%
534
5%
534
5%
20
400
8
8
8
Bid
3^s... 1951
g
Western Lines 1st g 4s
4s registered....
8
Price
Nft,
Railroad & Indus. Cos. (Cont.)
Illinois Central RR (Concluded)—') •;
$ per share $ per share
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share
Friday's
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Range or
Sale
Week Ended Jan. 9
Lowest
Week's
Last
£>T3
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EXCHANGE
80
6%
Number
155
Volume
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
4032
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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.
N. Y. 8TOCK EXCHANGE
Railroad & Indus. Cos. {Cont.)
.(■
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1941
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SALE PRICES
Saturday
1st s ! 78—1950 JD
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69
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30
67
98
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30
43
61
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Jan. 7
Jan. 8
Jan. 9
Week
$ per share
99%
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$ per share
1
c
.
58
v
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3178
106
43
...
JtMil Spar A N
102% 107%
28%
52 .
59%
66
26% 37%
2
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65
35
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25
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,
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j
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J
J
J
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J
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J
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,
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_
2
■-
61
97%
8
32
36%
357
.
.
1%
H'h
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.3
97%
.61;
7%.-13%
7% 13%
8 '13%
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:
24%
11)
88
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116
V, *32
%
"
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1962 j
Prior lien 4^s series D.....1978 J
.
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33
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7
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40%
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2
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10
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89 ;
116
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'
♦1st A ref 5s series A
30
20%
30
449
.'l2%
32%
24<H>
21 %
24%
«92
11
27%
♦54
.
58U
21%
25%
9%
288
11%
3%
28%
■"7- 434
5
170
>
26%
79
!
"2%
9% il .8
...
1965 F A
26%
♦Certificates of deposit...—
♦General 4s...
♦1st A ref 5s series F
391
•;
14
2%
1%
1977 M s
j
9%
*2
T: 5%
6
26%
22%
♦Certificates of deposit.......
23%
26%
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Conv gold 5 J^s
27
1949 M N
g 5s series H—j—1980 A O
♦Certificates of deposit.*—...
_,... ..
i.
♦1st A ref
■
:
28
*87
2812
74
19%
20
29%
29%
i"
16
1981 F A
26%
19%
28%
7-
426
27
26%
22%
25»%
J*Mo Pac 3d 78 ext at 4% July J38 MN
84%
80%
20%
84%
Moh'k A Malone 1st gu g 48...1991 M
48
45%
48
♦Certificates of deposit.
.
.t...
Monogahela Ry 3 J^s ser B——1966 F
Monogahela W Penn Pub Ser-
A
79%
89
29
41
.
;
*109%
*111%
...1965
'".■' 5'2
558
58U
*55I4
5U
*434
6»4
58U
514
Montana Power 1st A ref 35^8.1966
104%
105
104%
33%
33
33
1214
12'2
12'ft
334
13%
334
13%
13%
*1
*1
1%
28
27%
27%
s
1941
80%
80%
1955
80%
>■:
60
*50
f 5s series B.... 1955
62%
4
'w
*50
Gen A ref
s
s
f 5s series I).... 1955
*50
Morris A Essex 1st gu 3Ms.—. 2000
1955
Constr M 5s series A
"f "05"
~~39H
36%
40%
36%
32%
108%
Constr M 4J^s series B,—.. 1955
23
1397g
193s
*1U4
1134
13%
12 34
12%
16
16
16
16
734
*1%
•8%
J7g
*15%
15%
♦i%
15%
22>4
22%
36%
Mountain States TAT 3j^s.. 1908
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.... 1947
178
32
178
32
36%
108%
*110
102
..•2
114
v
20
20%
11%
11%
12
11%:
12%
1178 '12%
18%
17%
33%
12%
1734
34
t
34-%
36l8
34%
36%
134
1%
17g
212
2%
30%
3534
58%
5734
4%
4%
4
43
35%
36%
*57%
58%
334
4
*40
41
40%
41
41
42
42
3812
38%
38%
38%
37
*108
*37
116% *108
116% *108
4838
48-3g
*47%
49%
4%
4%
4%
109
109
109
»3J
'33
%
13«
1%
*48%
49%
5
4%
4'8
*108%
*1077g 109
:
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%
%
1*32
1'4
72 .»
106%
102% 105%
101% 106%
62%
116% *108%
49%
7
1960
Nat Distillers Prod 3Hs..._..1949
National Steel 1st mtge 3s..... 1965
104%
104%
102%
104%
103%
102%
104%
Natl Supply 3?»8.»..........1954
103%
tl04
*.
*117"
♦Consol
guar
"G2"~
5s...1945
4s.,....—...1945
guar
1st gs 4Kb series B..
New Orl Great Nor 5s A
......
N O A N E 1st ref A imp 4
62
10
50
60%
22
45%
*120
124%
107%
107%
107%
*73%
76%
105%
77%
105%
105%
-12
75%
134
..1955
105 %
.74%
72
1st A ref 58 series B
:
"7
7
7
11%
12%
11%
13
12
2014
20%
20%
20
20%
20
2038
26'
26%
26%
40%
40%
39%
40%
32%
33%
32%
*30 78
327g
31
*5334
55
31
31
55
55
57g
6
4%
*4%
"438
n-c inc 5s..1935
♦Certificates of deposit..
♦1st 5sseries B......
40
37
40
*30
,1954
39
41
*53%
126
37%
37%
•Certificates of deposit
♦1st Ss series C.
1956 F
A
40%
•Certificates of deposit.....
♦1st 4 Ws scries D
1950
,
42
52
'
5434
40
♦Certificates of deposit...—
♦1st 5^s series A..........1954
41
7 39
♦Certificates of deposit..
■r
1: V 41
37
1;
Gen gtd 4^s
:
111%
52% 7 57 %
95.,
93%
46 .•
10-year 3^8 sec s f..._..,.1946
2013
5s series C
...2013
95
110
v';'
20
89%
51%
47
52
899
41
53
58
481
44%
59
52%
59%
307
45
69%
67%
77%
77
78%
78%
31
58%
78%.
58%
3^8
...-1952
N Y Cent A Hud River 3 Hs—1997
3Ms registered...
1997
Lake Shore coll gold 3M8...1998
3 M » registered
Mich Cent coll gold 3 Ms.
...
1998
1998
♦
"56%
3Ms registered..........1998
54
51%
*47
-
-
29
56%
50
78%
102
63
65%
542
1st mtge
3M« extended to... 1947
6s debentures..
Connecting RR 3Ms A...1965
N YDock lstgo!d4s
;
1951
5% notes..
■
'
1965
3Msser E—.1966
*94
100
61%
{♦N Y A Greenwood Lake 5s.. 1946
N Y A Harlem gold 3 Ms....
.
21
61%
72,
6
108
108
108% >,
108%
108
108%
112%
70%
.2000
*115%
112%
65%
"104
5
12
54%
46%
7
"58"
'-.•1
9
57
58
6
*98%
65
66%
54%
19%
19
5
*3%
5734
4's
3'g
4312
43i2
400
320
58i2
4
7,400
3714
8% preferred
♦Non
conv
deb 4s.
—^=-1947
♦Non-conv deb 4s
724%
90
24
21
237®
21%
47g
19
24%
5%
*4
:7S:;7 V-
-
54
14%
1%
13
25%
25
24
6s registered
v
.1940
30%
♦Debenture 4s
♦1st A ref 4Mb
1957
ser
of 1927...1967
t♦Harlem R A Pt Ch 1st 4s.. 1954
■
"""260
Squibb (E R) A Sons..No
par
Standard Brands......No par
300
100
3,600
II.000
$4.50preferred......No
$6
26% 69%
100% 105%
48%
53%
57
59%
101
18%
16%
25%
25%
221
18%
123
24%
56
18%
17%
30%
682
20%
'40*4- -47%
113
X*N Y Out A West ref
g 4s
1992
•General 4s
..1955
t*N Y Prov A Boston4s
N Y A Putnam 1st
con gu
...1942
4s...1993
N Y Queens El Lt A Pow 3 Ms.. 1965
N Y Rys prior lien 6s stamp... 1958
21 u.
5
4 %
22%
5
18
27
717
78
73
78
24
4%
1%
......
"45
109%
°
.4%
1
4678 Dec
29
Dec 10
40
10
51
Deo 29
66
Sterling Products Inc...'
5
Stokely Bros A Co Ino
1
300
*5512
*124
478
141.1
478
39%
109%
*105
713
.33%
28
33%
tnw
«« 7*
54%
2%
19%
31%
72
86
7%
69
3%
7%
i%
82
1
3
-
"45%
109%
106%
-
-
-
20
25
....
Starrest Co (The) L S..No
Stone A Webster
4% Dec 24
19%
22
21%
221
5
5
5%
5
-5
700
'
70
5%
5,100
ClassApref (4M%cum) 100
Sunshine Mining Co
5
4't Dec 22
1434
15%
2,400
Superheater Co (The)..No
194
l'l
1234
12i2
1,800
1,300
Superior Oil Corp_..„
1
Superior Steel Corp._i_ai._100
1914
*18-%
H4
1234
1914
*18'2
5
*3U
5
*3l4
300
5
Sutherland Paper Co
_10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)..50
Swift A Co
,___25
24
24i.s
24
24M
^200
21
2112
2034
2134
4,200
Swift International Ltd.*.—.
5>g
5,000
Symington-Gould
c-M'
5's
♦413
5
50
Apr 14
117%June 2
par
14i8
Corp.____l
3% Dec 10
9
12% Dec 29
21
1% Dec
•
Dec
16%
>
23
4
9
5% Aug
4
Aug 8
24% Sept 19
77, July 10
May
4% May
4
Dee
6
May
6% May
46«4 Aug
""7%M*
Jan 10
25
19%May 5
16% Dec 12
3% Dec 9
May
56
Jan
June 11
Jan
O t
20*4 May
29% June
'
23g July 11
18% July 31
23% Jan 2
9
9% Dec 10
16% Nov 29
3
-
8% July 23
8% Jan 7
66% Deo 4
126
July 10
3 % Dec 10
100
6
8% Jan 10
6% Nov 5
3%May
No par
Studebaker Corp (The)
1
Sun Oil Co...
.No par
14«s
24
35
*29%
2
1 'g
2%
8h
*8%
38%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
39%
38%
39%
38%
2U
34%
2%
34%
2%
2%
34%
34%
6'g
6%
6%
6%
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5'
*1%
5
8%
8%
40
3
934
43 78
4U
35
*32%
4
v
6%
20
*2%
7; 6
8%
9%
97
6
%
9%
33
33%
34%
42%
42%
4%
10%
4%
4%
10'4
834
8%
1
1
61%
1,014
43 7g
7741;:c
6
;i 9
10
97
r
33%
4%
4%
,9«4
9%
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9%
9%
1
*63
65
*63
6%
8%
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8
4%
934
9«4
93«
978
15
2%
27%
26%
6%
6%
32%
65
778
21%
2%
32
29
4%
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8%
21%
2%
2%
27%
42%
*63
C
'
33
9%
95%
32%
42®4
*7g
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2k
:
27
27
634
11%
8
22%
2%
28%
99
36%
100
54%
108% 111%
108%
105
9
Texas Pacific Coal A Oil.-.10
9% Sept
46% Deo
5% Mar 4
3% Feb 18
5% Dec 10
900
Texas Pacific Land Trust
conv
30
1
9
5
Dec
June
100
6% Aug
July
10% Jan
44% Sept
4% Sept
60% Sept
5% July
14
Dec 12
-—1
10
preferred
May 21
3% Dec 10
30
Jan 17
1 % Dec
100
i 500
Thompson Prods Inc.-No par
3%June 30
24% Nov 13
34
%
900
% Dec 23
7
Dec 22
18
1516
*63%
6%
*934
778
*20%
..,-25
Thompson (J R)
800
Thompson-Starrett Co.No par
$3.50 cum preferred.No par
934
6,400
Tide Water Associated Oil. .10
95%
200
32%
43%
438
9%
3,600
3,100
2,700
,700
$4.50
pref
No par
Timken Detroit Axle...
10
conv
Timken Roller Bearing.No par
Transamerica Corp...
Transuc A Williams St'I No par
Tri-Continental Corp
65
8
22
40
400
S6 preferred.;.
...1
No par
"5>00
$1.50 preferred
23ft
28
4,900
Twin City Rapid
1,090
11% Dec 17
99% Dec
35%Sept
27% Feb 19
37% Dec 9
4
5% Jan 13
17% Jan 2
1
"
12% May
1% Oct
9% May
20
May
3
May
*17% May
16% Aug
434 May
No par
Tran.No par
100
4% Dec
Oct
5
May
7
Dec
36
Dec
2% June
30
Juuc
3
May
20
June
234 Fel
4
Jan
2534 May
1
May
8
May
8% May
81
May
18
May
35% May
4% May
10% May
4% May
1% May
9
64
9% Sept 17
24
Dec 4
May 23
16%May 20
% Dec 10
16
Feb 13
Aug
3% May
6% May
5
May
14
May
1% July 31
27%Sept 9
9% Jan 13
9
l%May
13% May
21% June
9%
59% June
6's
6%
6%
1,500
32%
31%
31%
31%
3134
2,600
Under Elliott Fisher Co No par
87g
8%
8%
8%
8-%
2,900
Union Bag A Paper....No par
7
Dec 10
37% Sept 17
1234 Jan 4
70% 73%
74%
69% 71,
73% 74%
*11234 114% *11234 114% *112% 114%
*112%114
*11234 115% ♦112% 114
107
107
108
108
108
107%
107
107% *107
107U 107%
107%
13
13
13%
13% 13% *13% 13%
13% 13%
13
13%
127g
69
69% 70%
68% 69%
69%
69
09%
69% 70%
67% 68%
79
79
7834 78«4
*78% 80%
79
80
80%
797g
*78'8 797S
*9% 11
*10%
*10% 11%
11%
*9% 11
11%
*10i4
*10% 11%
26% *26
26% *26
26%
26% 26% *26
26% 26%
*26% 27%
34% 3478
34% 35 78
34% 3478
3534
36
36
361.J
y35% 36%
101% 102
100% 101% 100% 101
10234 104 3g 103% 104% 102% 103
9,900
Union Carbide A Carb.No par
60
Feb 14
79%Sept 17
—1
6%
3>4 July
9
6's
Twin Coach Co.
2% May
2678 May
Jan
6%
6%
Dec
May
Jan
7% Sept 17
11% Aug 9
9% Jan 30
5
2%
4% May
33
2
Feb 19
4
4% May
28% May
75
10% Aug 21
10
7% preferred...
Dec
51% Jan
2
6
2
678 Mar 25
% Dec 9
60
Dec 30
20th Cen Fox Film CorpNo par
800
2%
27%
6
9
9
Truax-Traer Corp.....No par
Truscon Steel Co
Jan
6
8% Dec 23
1500
2,900
Jan
Jan 10
1% Jan 18
9% Mar
Transcont'l A West Air Inc.
978
6%
11%
6
95% Aug
2
,616
9
22
23
25
8
6
30
40
Aug 20
4% Jan 6
38
Third Avenue Ry._
6
7% July 28
4
2
2
4%May 12
38% Sept 1?
9
32
No par
Thermoid Co......
conv
Dec
No par
Preferred.......
$3 div
—
2
30% Dec 10
pref.....No par
900
0
934
11%
Dec
6 J00
300
%
0
*9%
64
0%
97))
i 6
6%
*27
4%
j
1
*9%
"
9
95
38% Aug 22
3% Jan 16
1% Dec 26
6,700
35
278
5%Nov 1C
Dec 19
27
27%
*6
*
4%
9%
9%
21%
21
21
6
278
5
5
2,900
$3.60
43 7g
9
~50
34% Feb 19
The Fair.....
4
*31%
314
33
43
10
10
7g
2%
*42%
5M% paruc pref...
Telautograph Corp....T
Tennessee Corp...
Texas Co (The)....
-.25
Texas Gulf Produc'g Co No par
Texas Gulf Sulphur..-No par
3
42%
33%
'
9
934
42%
6%
6
35
6
95
43%
4%
8
9% j,
9%
33%
33%
42%
:
*8%
97
11%
27%
6
.0
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97g
934
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•
*9%
28
2%
200
17,600
39
*3
4
*3112
2%
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5ft
*6%
26
4
4%
35
27i2
6%
778
421.1
%
11%
2%
4214
41
8%
*2%
3
27l2
8%
62
21
778
39
*2%
%
*9%
8
*36's
27%
*6%
2%
8%
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7; *2% ■? 3
%
634
21
Thatcher Mfg Co
8%
11%
734
2,800
514
8%
734
*8
3%May 10
Texas A Pacific Ry Co....100
514
*6%
2
2,400
5%
8;s
*9%
21
10
734
*5%
27%
1
62 !
878
734
5%
8%
2'2
%
4%
61%
2,000
6%
5%
6's
6%
9
42 7g
1
2%
34%
6%
5%
3412
6'g
27%
97g
32 7g
*8%
2%
34%
2M
34i2
6'g
%
95'%
*10
3634
2%
3
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9
9
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8«4
38'i
*20%
26
26
%
2%
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34%
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2%
2%
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4%
878
6%
8%
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35
*31
"""eoo
38%
2%
8%
37%
2%
41%
*2%
437g
4I4
31%
*178
34%
8
3
Talcott Inc (James)
*4%
*2834
214
6%
8%
100
478
3H2
*178
*29
l'«
2%
*30
41%
*2%
47g
35
34%
f
8%
8
7%
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42%
■i
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478
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40
87g
7% ■>
29l2
8«4
74 U
30
9
32
30
9
74%
'
73%
9
9
9%
32
8%
73%
74%
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310
h
1S32
•32
%
»i«
32
%
11-%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11
,11%
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
10%
10l2
10%
10%
*105
112
*37%
39U
*17
18
*105
38
*17
*105
110
109
38%
38%
*17
18
38%
18
10%
'u
'.11
%
15%
15%
15%
For footnotes see page
ll31
15
178.
132
%
10%
3
10% 10%
1078
10% 10%
112
107% 107% 107% 107% *107
38% 38% i 38% 38% *38% 40
*1634 18
17%
17% :*16% 18
*1034
'
'33
15
For footnotes see page 179.
.
iU
,1234
1%
19%
*3%
57
5514
12534
125»4 *124
12% M
48% Aug
par
Jum
1
May
2% May
9% \\ j
34% July 29
Feb 14
Dec 31
Stewart-Warner Corp....
4,800
98
33
2,400
14,400
May
33
2,100
4%
Dec
6
25% Mar
30%
5434
534
400
112
.25
30,400
1,900
534
May
26% May
6
Standard Oil of Ohio....
13,000
39U
315s
54%
434 May
40
1
25% Nov
26
30%
May
19
May
45% May
9
17%Mar
30
578
33
Dec 23
Standard Oil cf Calif. .No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey .25
3834
31i8
Oct
14 >8 May
6% May
U
29%
28%
28%
29%
29%
4%
*98
8% Dec 18
10% Dec 17
cum prior pref
No par
$7 cum prior pref ...No par
00%
113%July 16
1% Jan 6
4% Mar 20
21% Mar 21
22% Mar 21
% Nov 17
78 Dec 26
:
1% May
3% June
31
21
22
2«
6% Jan
June 19
108
par
Standard Gas A El Co.No par
$4 preferred ........No par
May
117% Aug 19
48% Dec 22
3% Dec 10
5,300
3,300
8
28
60
47% Dec 29
I.5,700
25
55 f8
237«
5
4%
4%
*^9%
5
83g
125%
17%
26%
100
preferred
6% July
July
July
39% July
38% July
678 Jan
57% Jan
40% Aug
.
31% Feb 19
111
Dec 20
32
578
Deo
1
Square D Co.....
393.1
303g
5
19%
38%
*92
106% 110%
107% 110%
^1
"47%
27% Dec 29
27% Apr 25
64% Aug
3
~6%~May
13% May
17% Nov
3
69
Dec
May
23% May
9
Jan
22
34% Dec 26
265ft
55
'
Mar
17% Dec 13
.No par
Coav $4.50 pref
2
Dec 10
60
$3 conv pref A
...No par
Spiegel Inc-..-........;i..2
conv
2
37% Oct
May
128
19% July 31
36%Nov 24
19% Feb 14
23% Mar 13
1
May
<-
Mar 31
3
13%Sept 17
1434 Aug ; 1
Jan
8
5
14
273g Jan
11% Feb 15
$5.50preferred.No par
Spencer Kellogg A Sons No par
Sperry Corp (The) v t C.....1
Spicer Mfg Co
....No par
5%
150
Dec 24
*10
Sparks Wlthlngton..No par
Spear A Co
1
3918
6
24%
*3%
:
*1 '8
*3g
65
78
37
..1948
{♦Collateral trust 6s.
Aug
16% Dec 18
Mobile A Ohio stktrctfs 100
2034
13
2'4
2% 7 23g
66%
60
4%
38
4U
98% 102%
89
,
June
120
;-100
20 38
32
21%
22%
434
*31
99%
97%
79
03
.
24
19%
20%
20%
19%
25%
1956
....1948
25
20%
1956
♦Conv deb 3 Ms
♦Conv deb 6s
20 %_
24
24
*13
25
5% preferred
JN Y New Hav A Hart RR—
♦Non-conv deb 3 Ms..-—...1947
*Non-conv deb 3 Ms
1954
♦Non-conv deb 4s
......1955
100
Southern Calif Edison
2034
55%
24
5
24
*41U
76%
92
-----
4%
13%
*2 <8
68
116
53
2% July 25
103g Aug 15
23 g Dec
8
32
*54% 57
125% 126
14%
73g
*37-:
111% 118%
73%
55%
71%
S<4
70
64%
122
104
8,000
4's
514
1%
14%
5
83
112%
53
N Y Lack A West 4sser A.....1973
4Msserie8B
..1973
♦N Y L E A W Dk A Impt 5s,-1943
a
3
71
1948
Purchase money gold 4s.....1949
7
94%
60%
N Y A Erie—See Erie RR
N Y Gas EILt H A Pow g 5s
98
100
307g
3412
4%
553i
13%
6'g
■
..1947
N Y Edison 3 Ms ser D
1st lien A ref
97
'eiiil
.......1950
N Y
21M
30l4
*33M
*5734
4%
5%
14%
*6
73%
64%
900
*1912
4»4
1%
26
77%
C'....:.-.-1978
Ref 4Mb series
4,200
31
4'4
5's
13%
34
New York Chicago A St Louis—
Ref 5Ms series A....,—..1974
S'castem Greyhound Lines..5
So Porto Rico Sugar...No par
Feb 19
Southern Ry._........No par
10,900,
"
438
1%
'
87%
44
10
58%
73%
71
50
9
% Deo 10
25,000
"300
35
1
13
Southern Natural Gas Co.7.60
Southern Pacific Co..-No par
1®4
234
5
13%
*18%
2%
63%
58
Conv secured
:
65
414
14%
*8%
96%
lief A impt 4}{s series A
m
*212
414
1%
38
69%
Ref A impt
,
*1®8
*55
South Am Gold A Platinum. 1
7% May
; 1% July
10 May
16
Aug
1,300
68,600
500
4% 7 4%
5
5%
133.,
*29
'
45%
41
134
2h
10% July 22
Jan
44
107
*100
56%
12 34
43g
14U
2
.........1945
1158
2,000
7% Dee 29
9
45
47%
-
Newport A Cincinnati Bdge Co—
N Y Cent RR 4s series A.,... 1998
1258
1158
40
13% Feb 28
44%
33%
.4
1158
5%
125%126
4%
4%
4%
20%
48
32
-
...
4%
4%
*314
46%
46%
32
<42
37%
8,600
478
*54
54%
125%125%
24
32%
*
1
15M
23
231.1 25l8
1427g *137
1427g
20 38
2012
20 ->8
5%
438
*l8-r>8
33 %
—
*5%
1*8
133B
39%
35
12
40
55
6
14%
37
34%
29
40%
39
*35%
700
200
1,000
4%
5%
4%
54%
126
VV,
:
32
3
37%
38%
40
•
*4
4%
5%
:
438
30
-
32
56%
5%
4%-
514
I7g
178
15M
8
10% May
l:2534
27
l%Mai
17% May
12% Juui
25% July 31
15
Sept 18
18% Nov 28
20i8
20%
12% May
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
10M
77g
178
*15l8
95
'
30
42
im
27% Z 26%
*30
54%
*4%
5%
80
76
-
534
.7.82
65
33%
4's
104% 100%
104% 106%
4
41
32 34
*30
75
65
39%
33 %
7 3234
.
J{*N O Tex A Mex
Conv
41
40%
"
65%
64%
67
10
■■s
12%
106% 109%
70%
105
New Orleans Term 1st gu 4s...1953
■■■■
70
Hill"
1983
A 1952
New Orl Pub Ser 1st 5s ser A..1952
12%
118% 127%
123% 131%
l"
;s
80
*72
*10%
12%
"26%
-
11%
1%
*9%
•
May
7% June
3% May
Jan
400
*1558
400
12 »8
512
V.
120%
124%
N J Junction RR guar 1st 4s...1986
N JPow A Light 1st 4^8—-I960
1 '~
T -
120
56
1961
* *
90
■+■
56%
'60%
New Eng Tel A Tel 5s A—...1952
■■■•
103% 106%
82% 86%
117% 124
105%
{♦Naugatuck RR 1stg4s.....1954
Newark Consol Gas cons 5s...1948
J*New England RR
7
"1%
1%
34
4
2138 Jan 10
2% Jan 20
30% Nov 18
35% Oct 30
11% Dec 29
......15
Jan 30
23,600
8
36'4 3614
116% *108'2 116 '2 *!08i2 11H2
49
50% *48
49i2 *48
5
5
434
434 : 478
110
110
110
1083s 1083S
ht
"32
«8
19
•3g
1%
138 H2
13s
lh
10% ; *95« 10'2
*95s 1012
12%
11^4 12
1134 117g
1%
11%
5
.Dec 30
May
390
*1012
102
44
\
16-% Dec 16
2
May
433.1
20
Nat Dairy Prod 3 lis debs
40
10% Jan 21
May
67
65
*3512
32% Dei 31
3
40tg Aug
434 May
105
20 \
,
5
6
30-V
37
35g
7
Dec
67gSept 19
Jan
2034
42%
*3712
39
107% 112
116
117%
42
,•
*57%,
4%
30%
35%
60
60
•;
*105
68
*331'
58%
31
43g
67
*33
58%
7 4
30%
57g Nov
69
Deo 20
Jan 27
47
134
.21g
;
Shell Union Oil..
4
112
4512
*55
51% Feb 27
114
36'«
•2%
3% Apr 23
par
Shattuck (Frank G) ...No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co.No par
Feb 15
36i«
65
par
8% June
8% May
51% Aug
111% Deu 31
14'2 Feb 19
38%
1%
20%
30'8
35%
Sharpe A Dohme.
..No
$3.50oonv prefser A.No
May
Sloss Sheffield Steel A Iron. 100
20
13
345g
1%
7% Dec 10
48% Dec 29
1% Sept
01% May
2
107« Jan 21
14% July 22
71% Jan 17
$6 preferred
...No par
Smith (A O) Corp
....10
Smith A Cor Type vtc.No par
Snider Packing Corp...No par
600
19U
*1234
13 «4
181.1
2%
ServelInc.....w.......ir~.l
11
7834 Jan
49% Dee 29
4% Dec 22
Sharon Steel Corp...__Aro par
15 conv preferred...No par
3
% July 31
July 28
3% July 7
1878 Feb 19
17lo
*1934
30%
% Jan
64% July
May
34
107% June
101%June
% May
>
% Oct
17
1% Apr 29
Sears Roebuck A Co...No par
Skelly Oil Co..
33 lg
*55
9
1,000
1734
2%
% Jan
% Dec 11
11% Dec 29
'
27
34
19%
31%
35%
115% Mar 27
112
July 15
*2534
17%
65
19
109%June 9
107
Dec 19
Oct 10
33
--A
*34'2
43%
7
67%
72%
*55
19%
*18%
94% Sept 11
39%Sept 26
Nov 12
177g
*26%
"7% May
5
Dec 29
1
34%
-
17% Sept
June 23
22
17
178
96
8ept18
8% Apr 15
J4.50preferred
..No par
54preferred........No par
JScaboard Air Line....No par
4-2% preferred.......i.100
Oct
34
June 19
23
Slmonds Saw A Steel..No par
100
May
May
Sept 18
113
79
No par
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.No par
Seagrave Corp
.5
Dec
Apr 29
31
5M% preferred........100
Scott Paper Co
Jan
3
3
300
33
38%
'
12%June
2
8
%
47
600
2,200
112
17%
1%
75
19U
30i2
11%
1214
Savage Arms Corp.i._.i.._5
Schenley Distillers Corp
5
Junb
%! Dec
17
17
19
11
26
*1
34
*23
27g
*2%
75
22 i2
1% July
4
5% preferred...
...100
July
35
Safeway Stores....^...No par
Apr
5% preferred
100 irlO07g Dec
26
% Feb
% Apr 15
6
May
20
1278
16U
17g
*15i8
11%
18%
*18%
N
Nash Chatt A St L 4s sen A...1978
jf Highest
S per Share S per
ivv. 10
12-34
20%
35 lg
:
44
28%
v"*
Lowes!
39% July 16
6
%« Dec 10
.....15
Silver King Coalition Mines .5
Simmons Co.....
No par
Slmms Petroleum.........10
♦99
20«2
*15%
734
150
7,000
1,900
3%, 358
*13U 1338
11012 110l2
20
22% 23%
*137
14278
142
20
18
*28
17g
15%
142
34%
,
8%
12%
12%
1134
1234
1212
A
"38% "38%
39%
2734
20%
8 V..
23
23%
1397g 141
19% 19%
50
41
*271.1
13%
■r
8%
17g
.55
39
27%
99
15%
f 4 Hs series C.. 1955
Gen A ref
85
39
+
27
*20%
"""700
Dec 11
%i Dec
-
2512
1314
1 '2
*1
*25%
20%
'
Gen A ref
13
28
112
158
{♦Montreal Tram 1st A ref 5s.
Gen A ref s f 5s series
A,—.
13%
1%
*25%
277g
3%
20%
13
3,900
12M
334
210
33
12% 13%
378
99
19»8
102% 107%
52
32%
14
107
17g
'
32%
100
*15%
5»8
*5514
*434
3234
112
16%
6,600
1,300
914
59M
51'
*99
•!.■! 734
9'8.
58%
5%
*105
8
6
534
*5712
too
17g
)
112%
9%
14^800
59M
112
1514
*137
108% 111%
110% 113%
110
6
2U
54
5358
:
500
*5
3%
<
10
200
13
*2
-
55U
*99
12% \ 12%
16'%
16%
*12
*55
■
60
1,300
»l«
,
5%
*26%
21%
;
U
*57%
i
200
;
58%
"
27%
151.4
7
2178
103% 104%
:rk'
j. '.-N-
-5ij
12%
2t4
5V«
*911
9%
00
.400
89
108,2 10812
*5g
*105
.
57
1
♦2
53%
'
d
....I960
1st mtge 4 Ha
0 debentures....
42
104%
*103%
28
19
8
.
12' 2
7,000
15
3612
:
112
764
710
10,700
116
%
%
.
2%
56%
57g
*114
1116
100
12
"2,500
19
147S
89.
3612
89
*99
*15^8
612
4111
10934 no
"
"
*5
'
1%
*20%
100
6% preferred
.....100
tSt Louis South western... 100
32%
'
28
27%
21
*205s
62
%
*1
3
27'
JSt Louis-San Francisco.. .100
*5
100%
It
7
-6
59%
5%
14
178
♦1st A ref 5sseries I....
I per share
St Joseph Lead....10
4,300
4,100
12%
<5%
33%
*26%
2,500
'
41
30%
116
11234 *105
*103
27%
5%
13%
1
28
*9918 100
•
20%
■; ■h
26 H
13%
13%
42&ft
110
15
*35
%
9%
9%
60
*55%
'37g
2734
"i"
,23
37g
13
29%
28%
1%
19%
%
-
27%
26%
13%
33g
1
19
198
*25
•
137g
*27
2%
28%
19%
5
23%
22%
'u
'■x -'■♦1st A ref 5s series G—...v.1978 M N
3312
338
28
19%
586
27
liar 1910
•
Highest
S per share
Par
J
311;
18'4
36%
*%
55%
6%
9%
58%
58%
*55%
7
3312
1334
28%
1%
,
116
*%«
57
•
56%
,5 %
33
7
19%
558
5h
,
19%
22%
*25
"
.1975 w s
Lowest
StS
'
*2
6%
15
13;,- 13
13%
2%
50%
2%
*5%
-
13
57g
97g
5534
10
57
25%
'it
XMissouri Pacific RR Co—
110
89
*34%
% ;7% %
57
5%
j
♦Cum adjust 5s ser A.,-Jan 1967 A O
Range for Previous
EXCHANGE
■J
*51
3012
3
♦5
41 -'Is
14%
*114
'is n»»
.
-
13%
56U
9%
,
•%
;
3214
*}2
'4
19%
15%
34%'84%
*114
%2
*%
13%
7*2;;
534
5*8
j <'
J
U "
*5 •
6%
*4214 42%
103% 110
jssouri-Kansas-Texas RR—46-year 4s series B._
the
*
'
35
*114
313s
'■*32
h
'•
427g 427g
10;)% 110 V
It) :
19%
14% 15%
90
*86
34
-6%
*5
•
19%
157g
u
15%
114
*55%
4
.1
32%
*'.«
"r
'*1%
6%
43 7g
103% 110
-
32%
;
'■
3
*iOO78 103% *10j7« 106% *105% 103% *1057g 106%
69%
77%
..
5%
2 *
15?s
*33 ig
,114
M'StP
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43
6%
10934 110.,
19'2
;
.
i
*134 '3
44
423.1
32%
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116
'
3
>134
10%
l%'; 3 f
2 i
..
32%
l32
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>8
26%
25
j
j*Mlnn
co
CO
'■
-
Michigan Consol Gas 4s. --^;1963 M s
J{*Mid of N J 1st ext 5s.___..1940 4 O
t§*Mil & No 1st ext 4^8—1939 J D : 65
*5Con ext
1939 J D v 37 H
On Basis of 10O-^Aar« Lots
Wednesday
-
70
90
1
69
*93
m
Range for Year 1941
NEW YORK STOCK
Tu'tdau
'
5
Jan
High
30
"
....
Sag 3Hs
1951 M S
1st gold 3J^8
.......1952 VN
STOCKS
for
Monday
Michigan Central—
Jack Lans A
Sales
'
\
Bid < &
Jan t
♦Miag Mill Mach
AND HLQH
Jot Year
Friday'.s
Asked
Price
LOW
Range
Range or
Sale
£
n
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Week's
Last
'-t-fk
Week Ended J m. 9
177
%
i%s
%
15%
147g
15%
1 *
6u
32
1434
15%
15
;
15%
""190
2,900
9,800
600
25
100
Union Pacific RR Co
4% preferred.......—100
Union Prem Food Stores Inc
Union Tank Car
16,000
United Aircraft Corp
40,500
5%
conv
Rights..
..No par
—5
100
pref w 1
11% Dec 30
57% Dec 27
3
112%Sept 30
73
Dec 29
9
Dec 11
24% Dec 29
28% Dec 10
16
'
105
May
Sept 17
12
857g Jan 10
85% Jan 13
13% Jan
31
July 28
71
May
May
70
June
13
Dec
22*4
Jan
44% Jan
9
31% July
17% Jan
14% July 24
113% Feb 6
108% Nov
......."...
5,300
Un Air Mnes Transport
1,100
United Biscuit Co-._i.No par
20
115% Nov
Union El Co of Mo $5 pfNo par *111% Jan 30
Pref $4.50series
No par 106% Dec 31
Union Oil of California
"""460
25,600
27% Dec 26
5% preferred......
9%May 15
6
100
•»
87g Dec 24
IO834 Dec 24
12
May
12% Ma*
600
United Carbon Co
No par
35
Dec 18
52
100
Unlted-Carr Fast Corp.No par
United Corporation...No par
15
Dec 23
21%Sept
12
1% Jan
30% Jan 10
26
27,800
11,800
$3 preferred..
No par
*n Dec 23
13% Decl8
Sept
42% May
May
1% Dec
*
Dec
Share
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
173
V
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
and
high
Sales
prices
sale
STOCKS
NEW
for
Monday
Jan. 3
*Y"
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
FrUni
LOW
Saturday
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
Jan. 5
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Jan. 8
| Wednesday
'Jan. 6
the
Jan. 9
Raivje for Wen 19X1
00 sha'* Lois.
Hanoi for Preoious
On basts oj
YORK STOCK-
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Jan. 7
,
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M.l-
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Year 1940
,
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■
Railroad & In las. Cos.
(Coni )
$ per shor"
$ !>pr share
*1%
2
*40
41
4's
32»2
72%
40'2
4%
32'2
7184
47«
104
3'2
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18'2
9
9%
173
175
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31%
31
30'2
172
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7%
7 '2
*
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102
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31%;32%
234
7'«
105%
284
2%
7%
2%
24'2
24%
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23'2
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23%
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23
55%
59%
54%
16%
53
48
53%
53%
39,700
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53%
47
15%
*14%
15%
♦14%
51%
161% *154
1,200
U S Tobaceo Co-
78
800
%
>.
.
No par
25
i No
86 conv preferred—
var
100
Univefsal-CyciopsStcelCnrp 1
230
15%
51%
51%
.
United Stockyards Corp.._.l
United Stores class A—..
5
47
*14%
-
-
-C.No var
it
100
—
7% oreferred...
"""600
Universal T,paf Tob.
*148
151
*148
151
60
161% *153
154
161%
2,400
22%
*42%
15%
51%
Preferred. .-..--.--.....50
U S Steel Carp..
Preferred-
47<2
*%
%
47
*42%
300
119)2
22%
1
%
.%«
...
*421;ft
53% *51% 53
151
155% *148
150
*154
*%
1
>%«
47
U s Rubber Co...—...... 10
54%
119% 119%
22% 22%'
119%
18% A or 1
8% 1st Preferred....... 100
23
119
160
156
158
50
Mar
7%
7%
Jan
YTelop3'isserB......—.1967
Jan
6
Mav
97
t§*Norf ^outh
Juni
Jan
Mai
izytlon manager) 5s.
♦Ctfs of de?» (Issued by
Nov
165
6% Mar
25% July
35
Dec
14
28
Ayr
May
.No var
8% nrefT-ed
Oet
3% Ma«
6
31% Aug 2
34% Feb 7
26
Sept 24
% Dee l()
Aug
13% Dec 29
38%
39
22
28% Sept 17
103%Sept 11
Dec 29
58
69
Dec 22
47
65% Apr
Dee 10
24
130
105% Dae 10
19% Dec 17
11
Mir 27
% De?
Mai
Jan 13
41%
/■
Jan
117
Maj
J Mai
130
.29% Ppc
42% June
^.39%
Pee
2%
May
2%
Sept 16
Juue
63%
*16% Jan 10
64
Sept 22
46
Unlversal I Ut ares 1st pref. 100
133
Jan 17
162
12% May
g
mtgo
■
-
*38
7
*'%
*23%
25
23%
29%
2)%
*1084
11%
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25
24%
25
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20%
24
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115
*46
*
57
*49
,*-
85
*24
—
5s (stamped
g
115
-—- -..
-
—100
Vanadium Corp of Am.No par
609
23)2
300
23)2
70
134% June
169
-.r
'41%
41%
*45
57
*45
57
*45
57
*50
61
*50
61
;
*50
Van Raalte Co Inc..
..—5
2
128
Jum
20% Aug
hi Nov
Dec
3
12
6
25
May
15
-* -
...
—
j.
19
Feb
24%
1%
25
23
23
115
115
*28%
93
2414
*1
1%
23
29%
92%
July 30
35% May
Mar 26
5684
66
Aug 20
66
Aug 20
60
22%
July 10
112
July
62
*
*85
600
Victor Chemical Works. J..-5
20
Mar 13
27%Sept 10
19
500
Va-Carolina
90)
% Deo 26
18'8 Dec 10
2% Jail 2
28% July 8
118% July 23
14
116
*115
May
109
Muy
23% Sept 16
6
May
116
110
16
16
♦15
17
5)
34
*31%
34
*28
29%
*29
*85
29%
92-%
92%
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10)
190
:
': ■
[ 10
oar
Va El & Po*y *6 nref...No oar
Va Iron Coal & Coke
Virginian Ry
29%
92%
138
138
Ciiern-.—No
5% pf 100
Co
...25
25
100
6% preferred
Vulcan Detiani.ig Co
>
114
Dec 23
11
Dec 10
3%i2 Dec 29
5
89
Feb 15
105
135
Mar 27
143
May
lis
4'U
3°
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73
10834
10
7%
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18%
7%
18%
7%
4%
33%
3334
14
14
%
%
17%
16%
5%
*70
75
5%
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*19%
19%
*%
4%
33
14%
14%
3%
3%
Do
5%
5%
75
*71
84
19%
36%
36%
3%
3%
*%
17%
5u
17%
5%
18%
5%
——100
.
20%
•%
20%
5%
71
21
*»!«
20%
38
38
38
18
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1734
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12%
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13
1734
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17%
12%
12%
12%
1234
12%
12%
13
134
2%
130
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1%
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20
20
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20
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69
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68%
93
103
89
103
92
92
113
103
17%
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104%
16
16%
16
102
1
6%
6%
6%
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0
*"r.s
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25%
24%
25" 4
18%
243,1
17%
18%
■
2%
2%
18%
—No par
7% preferred
1,200
100
26,800
*%«
20%
;
%
S3.85 preferred-——No Par
400
tWarren Brca Co
Fsb
39%
700
Warren Fdy A Pipe
No par
25
600
Washington Gas Lt Co.No par
Waukesha Motor Co
T—.5
14
12%
12%
1,500
2%
500
♦2%
♦55
....
Wayne Pump Cp-4—i'-;---;.-l
Webster iCineaLiur... — A% par
7% preferred
130
—
i
—
—100
19%
"Y,800
*66%
68%
68%
68%
100
84 conv preferred—..ATo par
,*90
35
5>4 May
16% Ma
4
4
;
89
Mav
:
Dec 10
102)2 104
*102)2 104
15
15%
1478
15
"2",660
6% preferred..........100
Western Auto
Supply Co...10
Maryland..—. — 100
27x
2%
2%
678
6%
6%
1,500
200
24
24%
24%
24%
8,900
6% pref. -100
Western Union Telegraph. 100
177«
IS.
18
18%
5,500
Westlnghouse Air BrakcAfo
100
%6
;
100
15
108
.
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3
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107
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6
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Jau
Feb
Paramount Pictures 4s debea—1956
M
Parmelec Trans deb 68 ——..—1944 I
Pec
Pat A Pais ale CAE cons 5J..1949
22
60%
Panhandle East P L 3s B—.1960
M N
Paramount Broadway Corp—
1st M s I
4% Jan
.
7
Feb
5
80
2% Sept
12% Sept
34% Nov
28% Feb
May
13% May
14
May
.
20%
Pec
24
Jau
80
Feb
Dec
Apr
75
15% May
58% Aug
:
29%
.
91
106)2 Jan 25
e
3s loan etf«...—1955
8
110%
10734:
88 34
10834
10734
10834
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115
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80
198
ser
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S
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90
5954
100
34
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54934
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f 7s
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120
103
5834
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n
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.
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D
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....196'1 F A
Pen tfsyl Gliss Baud 34^8.—...i960
J D
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4Hs A '77 4 O
4)%s series B
1981 J
J
Apr
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10334
A
1974 F
10 534
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10834
101
103
mv -,
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10734
-
Apr
Jan 10
107 78
'
Guar 3j^s trust ctfs C
1942 J
Guar 3Hs trust ctfs D—.1944 j
Jan
115
117% Jan
107
Oct
11
21
9
hi Feb
1
105
June
Apr
i3l% Nov 6
24% July 22
8%
Jau
"%
Ppc
14% May
15% May
„
28%
28%
—
*10334
UN
.-
General 414s series A.i-. —..1965 /
General 5s series B
1968 J
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General 4 J4» series P.—
1981 4
Jan
'.
Jan
2
"47
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9234
91
47
120
121
D
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102
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10754
10734
108
27
O
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J "J
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.
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4s stcrl stpd doll ir May 1.1948
UN
Gen mtge 3 ?4s series C—.—1970 4 O
Consol sinking fund 4
I960 F ,4
..
Apr
1
;
Jau
-
g 4s„.1943
cons
Co,wolgold 4s
y,
Apr
6
4% May
July 31
Pennsylvania RR
25% May
40%
l%May 13
18% Feb 13
15
Dec 10
May
2% May
311
29
Jum
100% May
9
297g Juiy 22
4 -8 Dec
-
108% May
3
2078 July 15
4% July
Western Pacific
June
.*87
rnx
Pennsylvania Co—
Apr
2% May "4%
80
10134
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4%
May
20
84 34
-85
./
25%
% May
3% May
7
6
1% Dec 23
4% 2d preferred.100
par
Jan
....19)8 J
3.<4s ser B...1966 t O
314s series C
1966 J P
PAducah A I1J lata f g 4%s—4955 J
J
Jan
;
88
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6% Nov
May
102
Pacific Tel A TeJ
Jft"
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107
A
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2
20%
u
1%
13% Au«
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37
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101
i
79
80%
*124
79%
125
136
27% 27%
30% * 30%
106
61%
26%
90
26,
13%
*1434
3%
15%
*234
2%
53%
23
*18%
2
*1%
79%
■
29
*28%
*30%
32
30%
.105
13%
13%
15%
15
*2%
2%
53%
20
*11»
2
3%
2%
88
13%
15%
3%
:*3%
25%
/•
14
15
15%
*1%
2
2
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
6%
5%
6
6%
5%
6
5%
6%
73
5%
♦112
23%
23%
26
26%
1934
19%
*112%
*22%
24
26%
*19
27%
10'4
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140
106
140
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113
*96
113
52
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50%
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56
5)%
56
72%
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23%
27
27%
18%
140
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23%
26%
18%
113
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♦101% 103
103
103
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61
62
62
61
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72%
19
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14%
14-%
*18%
5»4
72
*13%
3%
2%
51%
65
103
61%
2
r
3%
15
3%
2%
3%
27*
♦2%
2,600
100
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1%
25%
15%
2%
53)2
5%
25
26%
300
4,400
2,500
300
54
*45
54
21
*18%
2U2
""l"65
2%
700
2
*2
2
pref.„—1Q0
Wheedng Steel Corp...No par
$5
conv
prior pref...No par
White Dental Mfg(Tbe SS).20
White Motor Co...
White Rock Mi 1 Spr C0N0 par
White Hewing Mach Corp—.1
84 conv preferred-.—No par
Prior preferred.....
Apr 16
Aug 18
Dec 19
85
21 % Apr
18
58 % Dec 22
76
140.
Jap
27% May
36% July 14
Aug 9
100
118
May
26
May
80
85
May
103
30% July 31
18% May
36%
76
61
May
7% Aug
7>2 May
8% July 11
4% Ma-
5% Jan 10
54%Juue28
20
18% Dec 29
3% May
38
11%
17%
67% flar
24% May
1% Dec 29
2% May 12
1%
Oci
3%
Jan
1% Apr 16
2% Jan 11
1%
Jai
3%
Apr
3% Apr 18
6% Dec 15
7
Sept 17
3
Jan
6%
7%
Apr
27%
17,700
18%
1,100
140
*106
140
*96
113
*96
113
51<2
*50%
52
56
*50
55
*51
55
10x1
*101
103
*101
103
"16
*58
62
*59
60
400
61%
51%
51%
300
86 preferred.....
No par
Woodward Iron Co........10
Woolwortn (F W) Co
.10
Wortnlngt'n P&M(Dei)No par
7% preferred A J
..100
6% preferred B._
100
Prior pref 4 t$% series.. 100
Prior pf434% convser.. 100
Wright Aeronautical—No
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Dei) .No
IOT2 Oet 17
19% Dec 24
23
8
Dee 29
Dee 10
,
3% May
77
Sept 18
45
June
115
Nov 26
116
Ja>.
33% Jan
34% Jan
7
7
70
Mai
May
121% Mar
34% Nov
42% Apr
13% May
24% May
15*4 May
30
55
Jum
102%
30
60
Oct
73% Aug 21
29
July
Jam
95
4/% Dee 11
63
Nov
75% Aug 21
122
July 24
39
Jam
65%
91
Jum
129
Apr
Jan 11
73
Aim
93
Apr
93
85
Mar la
J
in
50% Dee
Apr 23
par
86
par
50% D3e 20
*16
16%
16
16
6%
36
6%
.
36 %
6%
35%
*78
83
♦78
12
12
12
6%
16%
16%
12.-8
13%
112
114
6%
*16%
12^8
'111
6%
36
8.3.
*78
83
12'*
.11%
6%
34u
12
34
35%
*78
16%
13%
114
6%
35
S3
*16%
1B78
16%
18%
12%
12%
12%
12%
112
*112
113
112
6%
6%
*6)3
6%
34% 35%
34%
35l»
*78
83
7H
83
500
8,400
ISO
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Yellow Truck & Coacn el B
63 34
64)4
19
10634
107 34
20
10554
10554
5
120
120
1
80
General
g
1
8,200
¥,905
5preferred series A.100
Youugst'n Steel Duor..No par
2,000
15
Dec 26
10% Dee 10
109% De3 29
5% Dee 30
22% Jan
8
17% Jau 10
Oct
Oct
12)
Jan 10
12% Jan 11
15% May
25
Jan
9% May
Ma\
>19%
Jau
98
6% Jun
126% Sept
M
Apr
Jan
6
26% Juue
48%
Jan
5
80
May
99%
tree
18% Jan
6
12% May
28%
Jau
pee 10
42%
76
Deo 31
95
♦10734
J
Phila Electric 1st A ref 3 348—1967 U 8
A Read C A I ref 61—1970 /
J
♦Conv deb 6s
.1949 Vf 8
117a
11%
1J%
11%
11%
9% Dae
9
9%
2%'
9%
2%
*
9%
10
2%
.2%
9%
10
2%. .2%
*9%
10%
2
2
asks 1 ©riaea-QO u.ei oat lis
day-i^i
9%
|
la
9%
2
2
*9%
.
f^yertaip,
1%
-97S
2
1,5)0
I
2,300
ADof. idivory.
Zenith Radio Corp....No par
Zo dte Products Cwp
I
nNnwiSoya.
rdiu-iw.
*
8
Dee 10
1578 Apr. 3
1% Apr 23
3% Oet 25
^i-4ivJV
38
^♦Philippine Ry lsts f 4s....1937 J J
♦Certificates of deposit
Phillips Petrol l&s debs......1951 7"j
8% May
2
Mar
Series B 434s guar.
Series C 4 34s guar.
10334
10454
109
11034
32
24 34
24
2454
80
534
51
5
34
5)4
234
i%
17
2)4
10054
100 34
234
10134
179
—
1942
1
1942
———
»1007%2
—
1/N
O
*10254
Series P 4s guar
......1945 UN
Series E 334s guar gold——1949 *' A
Series F 4s guar gold.. ..—1953 J
D
Series G 4s guar
•.
1957 l/N
Series H cons guar Is..'
I960 /
Series 1 cons 434s..........i960 F
112
♦11034
A
*99)4
ser
A
106
105
j
10054
s
101
9934
1:::::
6234
63
9954
103
on
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63
1962 F
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119)4
1974 J
D
*9954
1977 J
D
.For footnotes see page 179.
104
62 34
10234
1st gen 5i series B
|
106
106
10034
60
h
Apr
Et^gaia. .fCallei for redemption.
120
60
1948 J
....
112
—
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O
Pitts A W Vn 1st 434s »er A— 1958 J u
1st mtge 4 34s series B.
1959 A O
1st mtge 4 34s scries C..
1960 A
O
Pitts Y A Ash 1st 4s
112
A
Series J cons guar 4 34s.,— 1961 UN
Gen mtge 5i series A....... 1970 / D
u
67
101
Pittsburgh Cine Chi A St Louis-
17% Apr
4%
109
-
1st 43^s series D—
.♦ aw
119
10934
1st gea 5s series (J.
11%
'
♦108;-. 11454
D
Pitts Steel 1st mtge 434-1—
1950 J
D
Pitts Va A Guar 1st 4s guar... 1943 M N
Aug
29
10734
J
{♦Phila
Pitts Coke A Iron conv 4 J4s A. 1952
26
—
iPreferre 1—
—...100
Young Spring & Wire..No par
YoungstowuS &T....No-par
"7234"
59
60
Gen mtge 5s series B—.....1975 1
Gea 4 !4s series C
1977 J
12%
12^8
12%
13%
111% 112
*112
114
70
63
Apr
25% July 22
147
Aug 21
130
July 30
16.
76
.6434
434s series C- —.1977 J
Ge leral 414s series D. i0 .-1981 J
Philadelphia Co coll tr 4'4s—.1961 J
7% May
Jan
WillysnOverlauu Motors..... 1
Wisconsin El Pow 6% pref.100
22
5
"72"
t
Ilia Apr
6% conv preferred—.... 10
Wilson & Co Inc
No par
""36)
9
44
J
Phila Bait A Wash 1st g 4s—.1943
MTV
General 5s series B ——„... 1974 F A
Apr
6.100
72%
A
—
1 Jet-
14% May
26)2 July 3J
Wilcox Oil At Gas Co........5
?
:
2.500
23%
113
40
354
♦10734
,
5
74% Nov
Jan 14
157g July 25
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60% Dec 10
•j
112
41
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1980 M 8
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900
Peoria A Pckiu U11 st 5!4s—..1974 F
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J
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2
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Apr
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Oct
7
4l
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Peoria A Eastern 4s ext-—.-.-I960 A O
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Feb
Dec
50
10% Dee 10
2% Dec 18
2% D3C 10
10% Jan
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109%
*
108
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Jan
Jan
Nov
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'
112
65
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110
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72
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27
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140
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9
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1%
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118
5%
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Weston Klec Instrument. 12.50
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15
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92
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9
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135
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110
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50
75
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—
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2
68
.
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4
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29
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42
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v
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Number 4032
Volume-155
179
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2654
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35
103
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2d gold 6s...
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6
A
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con A
44
394
491
,
50
1
♦Cons mtge 6s
♦1st
"
0
294 del>enture
.*.....1953 J
Studebaker Corp conv deb 8s. .1945 /
15
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5354
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Mem Dlv 1st g 5s.....
1996 J
v
84
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50
5254
4s....... .-1950
So Pac RR 1st ref guar
8454
75
1
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.■
72
36
fv.
101;
101
103 M
1st M conv 554s... 1954
...
».
No. Low
52 54
10-year secured 394B--...—'1946 J
BONDS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1941
ficj-co
'
i
Range
fol Year
High
WN
1st 4s stamped.. .1955
J
Southern Ry 1st cons g 5s....1994 J
Gen mtge 4 Ms series C..... 1956
Revere Copper A Brass 3Ms... .1960
♦Direct mtge 6s I
c-
S3K
'
Week's
Friday
c
Asked
;
'...>..1981 MJV
—
San Fran Term 1st
103
12
69 M
Reading Co Jersey Cent coll 4s .1961
Gen A ref 4 54s series A...., .1997
>•■•
.1997
Gen & ref 4 54s series B
Remington Rand deb 354s — . .1956
Republic Steel Corp 4 Ms ser B 1961
,
*
5754
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4mst"..1.vfc».1969
Gold 4Msi.
Devel & gen 4s series-A...-..1956 A
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654
224
218
'
#
"18
(Com.)
-
Devel & gen 6s..
mon
Bid
Price
I2
Friday's
*>
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R
Pur
Range or
Sale
.
109 M 112J4
142
153
i
10954
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1948
f deb 5s
s
-i
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4s (Cent Pac coll) J........1949 J D
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; .*
110 54
107
1
9454
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Public Service El & Gas 3MS-1968 J
1st & ref mtge 5s;
*.....2037 J
89M
105M 107M
--
-
-
10754
10754
*9054
Southern Pacific Co—
77
80
8154
7954
7954
/
Potomac El Pow 1st M 3MS...1966 J
Railroad & Indus. Cos.
High
No. Low
High
Low
1st5sextended to.........I960 J
Friday
-
•?
Railroad & Indus. Cos. {Com.)
Port Gen Elec 1st 454s
| '
BONOS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
for Year
"■
1941
V
2
102
101M
104H
99
10054
m
10354
9654
d Ex-interest. « Odd-lot
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the
Cash sale uot Included iu the year's range.
{ Negotiability Unpaired by maturity, 1 The price represented Is the dollar quota¬
tion per 200-pound unit of bonds.
Aoorued Interest payable at the exchange rate
a
Deferred delivery sale pot included in the year's range,
sale not Included in the y8*r's range,
year's range,
r
Of $4.8484.
•
{ Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and asked prioe.
♦
Bonds selling flat.
f Trading
under
No sales transacted during current week.
,
suspended effective Dec. 11 in all Issues of German, Italian
and
The Bulgarian aud Hungarian issues were suspended on Dec. 18
Japanese bonds.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
In
footnote
the
In the
last
and
deferred
week in which
delivery sales
they
occur.
1942)
taken of
furnish
we
a
week's Tanf.e unless they
such sales
Week's Range
for
Sale
of Prices
Low
.High
the range for the year.
J
STOCKS
'
High
(Continued)
r.
".
">:w. Par
Alliance Investment...--*
:7 A
of Prices »
Low
I High
Price
for
P
-
Class B
1
AlnsworthMfgoommon.-S
19
i
22
1,300
Air Associates Inc (N
"*554 '"Ik "5*54
4
/■ 454
7
4)4
.
J)..l
Aircraft Access Corp...50c
Conv preferred
1654
154
Dec
Deo
Dec
1
Apr
7894
10494
page
77 54
102
9154
183.
78 94
50
10454
9354
110
30
654
•1294
Class A conv com
Low
Shares
154
"'"166
94
Feb
7554
10054
92
■
Aluminum Co common.—*
1854
""*50
2254- 22M
225
1854
.22M
14
:
1894
4
Aluminum Goods Mfg—*
10054
Sept
Aluminium Ltd common.*
Dec
11154
Sept
Mar
103
Mar
American Book Co....100
92
1,850
200 .110694
•
'7 5.54 ."'554 77*50
Mar
Par
294
Oct
Amer Box Board Co
194
Oct
91
6%
preferred—
100
7654
1
74M
90 M
7654
90 M
250
65
50
85
Range for Year 1941
for
Week
com
on.
*u
——-
Apr
Dec
g3' preferred---———*
Jan
$5.50 prior pref——-—*
July
154 May
Ji»
Aug
Dec
1154
Mar
5954
Dec
6854
Jan
10 94
Dec
Dec
Nov
2854
Feb
6
454 May
Po^er
& Lt—
Deo
155
Jan
Dec
116
Jau
Class A———
Jan
Sept
Class. B_.———
1894
7)4
76
Oct
9954
Nov
Dec
Nov
554
Dec
10c
Common class B
2
Dec
Dec
3
...10c
2254
Dec
High
Low
Shares
High
Low
American Capitul—
21
Apr
May
May
•n
20
Price
com.l
Dec
Mar
454
American Beverage com—1
Dec
.114.
12
Aluminum Industries com *
Jan
10054 104
113.
preferred—.....100
•u
Jan
of Prices
High
Jan
Jan
26
Week's Range
Sale
Amer Cities
"'154*Jan
Nov
Last
Feb
154
-
25
Sales
STOCKS
Class A
Altorfer Bros common—*
6%
20
preferred——.— .-*
see
Jan
354
654
1u
Alabama Power Co $7 pf_*
654
454
*
Alabama Gt Southern..50
footnotes
154
""
Jan
600
200
July
2294
"~va ""Ik "va "I~56O
154
23
Dec
600
Warrants
For
Mar
20
Air investors oommon—_2
$6
154
:
Friday
254 May
$3 conv preferred.
*
Allied Products (Mich)—1,0
.
20
Mfg Class A -1
week beginning on Saturday
Curb Exchange itself, and is in¬
CContinued)
Range for Year 1941
I
Week
Allied Intl Investing-^
Acme Wire Co common.10
Aero Supply
weekly range are shown in a
.
Sales,
Last, Week's Range
'.Salt
Alles & Fisher Inc com...*
,
'
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
or
Friday
Low
RECORD
the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular
It is compiled entirely from the daily reports of the
(Jan. 9, 1942).
Range for Year 1941,
Shares
are
complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange for the
present Friday
Week
Price
in computing
Sates
Last
par
is
security, whether stock
Friday
STOCKS
account
and ending the
tended to include every
-;.-v
No
following extensive list
(Jan. 3,
disregarded in: the
are
YEARLY
AMP
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
35
Conv class A
Amer
Cyanamid class A.1Q
10
14M
12
25
1
Class B n-v
12 54'
1254
—.25
13
'id
.
»
125
-
200
54
'994
700
54
Amer
Export Lines com..l
Amer Foreign Pow warr...
Feb
94
Jan
35
■
3954
_39M. 4154
Jan
41
4,700
31
Feb
4294
Aug
July
1,900
1594
Apr
29
Nov
100
hi
Dec
Apr
»u 8ept
Jan
2694
22
21
2254
•
,n Jan
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
180
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sales
Friday
STOCK
Par
Week's Range
for
Sale
{Continued)
of Prices
Low
High
Amer Fork & Hoe
19 X
l'Jc
1
Amer General Corp com
$2 conv preferred
Maracalbo Co
Co
Amer Meter
Amer
19%
'""50
19%
100
19
Corp com *
preferred..
*
$6 series preferred
.*
American Thread 5% Pf--5
2X
~2~H
com.*
2
Angostura-Wupperman. .1
Apex Elec Mfg Co com...*
Appalachian Elec.Power
4%% preferred
100
Writing Paper
Anchor Post Fence
Dec
15%
28% June
Apr
Apr
Mar
28%
-
84
June
%
Nov
% May
Jan
85
Sept
8% Sept
79%
X
hi
4,700
200
25
6%
6%
1,800
20
32%
Dec
Apr
5%
1%
Oct
15%
15%
25
2%
2%
2%
1,100
2%
2%
Feb
3%
Dec
%
47%
2%
2%
47%
2%
2%
2%
2%'
i6<
7,900
50
900
200
700
2%
1%
Dec
Mar
""loo
'hi
6 %
Jan
Sept
3%
"r"% ""% "2;i00
Oct
Dec
39%
40%
350
'103*%
1%
."u
1%
1,800
7%
84%
7%
87
000
1
«u
L $7 pre!...*
; 700
40
102%
103%
5%
"16
6%
5
100
6%
Sept
G'asco Products—
4%
Corp common... 1
"T% "5%
4X
""400
4%
1,300
4%
108%.
Dec
Catalln Corp of Amer
5
1
*
com
July
Dec
2%
July
Cent N Y Pow
Apr
9
Nov
"2%
2%
79% June
96
Aug
5
4%
Dec
6% June
5%
Jan
Nov
12
10% June
Dec
2
3%
Oct
Dec
%
Jan
Jan
Cent Pow & Lt
rait
Dec
%
%
Dec
IX
hi
200
Dec
%
400
Tel & Tel class A..
1 %
2
Jan
Jan
Sept
Jan
pref..-100
Gas Lt 6% pf.100
Coast RR Co
Jan
108
100
Co..50
200
24 %
23%
24%
2%
%
•
Atlas Drop Forge com—
5
Plywood Corp
13%
Auburn Central Mfg
4%
4%
Automatic Produets
2
Automatic Voting Mach—
3%
600
14%
4%
600
2%
%
29%
July
4%
"it
July
Jan
9%
Jan
19
July
5%
Mar
1
Oct
2%
Sept
Dec
3%
100
2%
Dec
4%
Aug
3%
100
2
Dec
4%
July
11%
13
3%
3%
& Sons com.5
6% preferred w w
25
6% preferred x-w
25
Avery (B F)
Dec
17%
Jau
"13""
"25
13
Nov
16
Dec
%
Jan
Dec
*2 st
36%
Apr
Axton-Fisher Tobacco—
Oct
22%
22%
10
22%
Ayrshire Patoka Collieries 1
1
20
3%
9
Feb
Sept
B
%
%
.10
28
28
27
$6 preferred
32%
Dec
July
3H
30
3%
Baldwin Rubber Co com
3%
Steel...1
4%
31
31
3%
13
%
•
%
v.7%
7%
Jan
Dec
37%
Mar
Colorado Fuel & Iron warr.
100
3%
Dec
6%
Jan
8
800
%
Dec
1%
Jan
6%
11
Dec
Jan
Aug
couv
3%
100
20
1
8%
■
15%
1
8%
14%
'"
500
50
% May
Jan
Mar
%
108
24
12%
...*
ElecP & L2d pref A
..*
%
Jan
Apr
14%
Sept
Electrographic Corn
Dec
4%
Mar
Elgin Nat Watch Co...15
Emerson Elec Mfg
4
Sept
Jan
Jan
Oct
Nov
94%
Dec
5%
114
Mar
34%
34%
Oct"
hi
Bickfords Inc common...*
9%
%
Dec
6%
Jan
9%
Dec
Dec
14%
Jan
72
700
110%
Jan
6% preferred
6%% preferred
1%
Sept
Nov
13%
Jan
8
37
Apr
Dec
73%
Jau
7% preferred
Dec
10
4
;
100
-
Jan
125
2,500
f
j
*
& Machine Co com
6%
Compo Shoe Mach—
V t cext to 1946
48
83%
82%
10
4%
400
Blue Ridge Corp com
15"
1
1
%
—
July
Esquire Inc
Dec
7%
July
5%
Aug
Evcrsharp inc
Aug
72%
104
189%
Feb
102
Dec
6%
7
Oct
Dec
17
30
2,100
Jan
%
8%
Jau
%
Jau
3 %
3%
50
Dec
6%
Ja"
4
100
3%
Jan
July
41
Dee
2X7
%
4
Dec
Oct
July
100
%
Dec
20%
%
1%
1%
71
34 \
1,700
71
28
1%
1%
Jan
2%
500
29
Dec
38%
Oct
5
100
4
Dec
8%
July
7% 1st preferred
100
35
Borne Scrymser Co
25
Mar
30
18% May
"6% "^6%
*
"""166
5%
"1%
'"106
1
Bowman-Biltmorecom ...*
Oct
38%
Jan
8%
Nov
%
Jan
Dec
-
Dec
*
Oct
41
Feb
hi
Tx
100
$5 2d preferred
Dec
30
3%
^
5
1
8% preferred
50
17
Mar
July
4%
Jan
82%
Jan
930
Dec
60%
Mar
2,600
1
Feb
;;i
Jan
6%
11%
July
Sept
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow...*
5
4%
5%
1,100
3%
Feb
Breeze Corp common....1
9
8%
9%
1,500
5%
Feb
7%
8%
5,000
Aeronautical... 1
"T% ~"i%
L800
"*2% "2%
Bridgeport Machine—---*
'"360
100
Preferred
*
7% preferred
.
"45"
Oil
*
Co
Apr
"45
'"loo
Feb
1%
Feb
hi
Cont Roil & Steel
51
114%
100
8%
Copper Range Co
2
June
hi
Dec
2
1%
300
1%
"600
47
51
Aug
■>
102
1%
1%
1 %
1 %
5%
5%
Jan
13%
"11% "13%
"eoo
63
Jan
Crocker
10%
12%
Apr
Croft Brewing Co
July
8
May
Am dep rets crd reg—.£1
6
July
10%
8%
Sept
Oct
reg—10s
hi
Class A preferred
1%
7%
*
1%
7%
100
$6 preferred
*
Brown Rubber Co com__l
%
16%
Dec
2%
July
Jan
11%
Aug
200
7
May
1%
224%
%
9%
Mar
4
Mar
Dec
69
"300
Bruce (E L) Co common.5
1%
Jan
Sept
Sept
Mar
..25
39
15
35%
39
150
Dec
14
1,200
12
91%
100
85
10
600
13%
15
-*
91%
Bunker Hill k Sullivan 2 50
46
Aug
9%
Dec
Dec
Petroleum.......5
Wheeler Elec...*
Metallurgical...*
HFiat Amer dep rets......
Fire Association (Phlla).lO
Florida P 6c L $7 pref
♦
*: Class A non-vot..
9
7%
conv
10%
Dec
Nov
Burry Biscuit Corp..12%c
%
%
1,000
%
1
Jan
hi
100
105
$6 preferred....
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Cuban Tobacco com
Common.......
1% Dec
21% June
2% Dec
Vot trust ctfs
50c
For footnotes
see
page
%
Feb
% May
183.
%
Feb
%
Feb
Feb
500
5
200
Dec
3%
Dec
...
103
63
103
62%
99
40
325
July
June
58% Apr
296% July
1%
IX
IX
5,100
11
1
..
1,700
1
May
100
9%
Jan
9%
10%
Dec
19
1
Apr
Fuller (Geo A)
9%
7
couv
%
Jan
9%
"6% preferred
"44% "44%
88
Amer dep rets ord reg.£l
Gen Fire proofing com...*
Gen Gas <fc El $6 pref B„*
Feb
600
4
Dec
$6 preferred..
% June
%
Oct
14%
102%
General
Mar
79
6
Dec
%
8%
Mar
1,900
100
6%
Dec
11%
Jan
6%
Dec
11
Jan
Oct
37
67
Dec
Jan
"i#
'11
$6 conv preferred
*
General Tire & Rubber—
6% preferred A
Dec
Oct
h»
500
Dec
"32*
102
$3 preferred
*
Jan
Gilbert
100
%
Dec
1%
Mar
preferred
(A C)
Dec
98
Preferred
89
Sept
Gilchrist Co
Jan
2
Sept
Sept
Glen Alden Coal
July
2%
Sept
Class B
*
Mar
19%
$7 preferred
*
•3% May
7%
%
July
July
*
*
11%
ha
Dec
Jan
11%
"7% "7%
Jan
""166
19%
""7%
Feb
4% May
94
Goldfleld Consol Mines..1
Goodman Mfg Co
Dec
7% June
8% Feb
2,600
10%
Dec
23%
Gladding McBean & Co.*
19
Jan
Jau
4%
40%
*
Feb
Jan
90
*
1%
12%
400
Dec
32
common..*
%
70
200
3,100
103
Aug
"56
Gen Water G & E com..1
%
10
"34%
June
100
275
101
45
10
51%
101
20
6
50
100
Dec
5
Dec
Jan
Dec
hi
■
"
71
100
69
hi
1
800
4%
Jan
19
Godchaux Sugars class A.*
4%
40
Shareholdings Corp
he
16%
10% Nov
130
hi Nov
Georgia Power $6 pref...*
15
15%
102%
Gen Rayon Co A stock...*
4%
16%
14%
89
May
52% May
Gen Outdoor Ad v 6% pflOO
Gen Pub Serv $6 pref...*
1%
Jan
8% Sept
Oct
1 %
Dec
4
800
Sept
—
98
Dec
July
49%
*
7%
80
86
30
General Investment com.l
Sept
4%
107
"•
89%
Dec
*
Feb
%
Dec
Feb
44
1
General Alloys Co
4%
1
May
9%
28
"50
100
550
80
250
10
Gatlneau Power Co—
he
1%
8% May
...*
preferred...100
5%
1
200
18
Co new.,1
stock
conv
4%
1
10%
Gen Electrlo Co Ltd—
May
hi
Jan
50
~
2% Sept
2% May
% May
Dec
1 %
%
18
4%
%
18%
Gorham Inc class A
Gorham
'ha
L>ec
5%
1%
16%
Dec
22%
Apr
Apr
ha
4%
Apr
%
July
Dec
4
500
400
50
Sept
5
1% Mar
*
$3 preferred
*
24
Mfg common..10
Grand Rapids Varnish... 1
Gray Mfg Co
14
14%
20,300
*
Non-vot
75
24
14%
Jan
25% June
3%
""I06
3%
2%
Dec
200
2%
Dec
500
"3% "3%
5
new
com
stock...*
4%
Dec
10%
July
5%
■
14%
Jan
14%
Dec
7% 1st preferred
Greater N Y Brewery
Mar
2%
2%
Oct
Aug
1%
7
Jan
7% May
May
100
1
{Guardian Investors
75%
..5
6%
6%
6%
200
13
6%
6%
6%
19
8%
Feb
9
July
Aug
3%
20
200
5
18
12
Dec
110
Deo
Jan
Dec
A conv preferred
50
39
39
"T% "T%"
50
loo
..*
Detroit Gasket & Mfg...1
6% preferred w w
2q
Feb
28%
9%
8
100
""266
120
Dec
%
29%
6%
%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Nov
hi Sept
169"
32
108"
34
109"
3,500
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29
Mar
108
"32"
Mar
108
2%
Dec
Mar
Nov
Dec
3%
Sept
Hall Lamp Co
Dec
2%
Mar
Hammermlll Paper
Hartford Elec Light
35
Jan
Feb
1
29%
8
"7% "7%
25
1,900
H
5%
99%
300
hi
Mar
%
8
%
Gypsum Lime&Alabastlne*
2%
18%
126% 126%
*st
1
25
Gulf States Util $5.50 pf.*
$6 preferred
__—*
com
83
80
Grocery Sts Prod com.25c
Gulf Oil Corp
D
Darby Petroleum
82%
Gt Northern Paper
..25
Greenfield Tap & Die....*
1
Jan
Feb
%
Am den 614% pref she £1
7% May
1% Dec
5% May
18% Dec
700
19
63
1
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
1%
Curtis Light'g Inc com 2.50
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
6
$6 prior preferred
Cables A Wireless Ltd—
300
3,900
15
Oct
119%
111%
1%
Dec
200
10
8% debenture
.100
Derby Oil Sc Ref Corp com*
% June
June
2
*
Feb
73
Feb
200
Dennlson Mfg cl A com.. 5
Cable Eldc Prod com..60c
100
Apr
Great Atl & Pac Tea—
Class A conv..
35
Decca Records common. 1
Dejay Stores
1
12%
Dec
2%
50
35
Co Distilling...1
Jan
2%
Dec
*
Mar
Dec
Dec
19
(Peter) Brewing Co..5
Feb
'
2
Dec
Dec
29%
preferred—.25
Crystal Oil Ref com.
Davenport Hosiery Mills.*
Dayton Rubber Mfg
1
%
1% May
17%
Dec
Jan
200
7%
6%
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)_5
Crown Cork Intemat A..*
Feb
9%
13
400
8%
*
Class B voting.*..,
Franklin
Mar
Mar
%
..1
Mar
.*
Dec
900
2%
6%
5
%
33%
39%
110%
Adrs ord reg stocks—.£1
Creole
19%
99%
Burma Corp Am dep rct»«.
Burco Inc *3 pref
19
%
16%
6%
4%,
Jviar
Sept
Dec
34
1,000
Dec
Jan
*
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Buff Niagara & East Pow—
$1.60 prelerred
$4 1st preferred
Feb
1
200
Brown Forman Distillers.1
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
Dec
15
British Col Power cl A..
■
6%
%
he
8
7%
7%
Crown Drug Co com..25c
Brown Fence & Wire com.l
15
Dec
4
:
hi
I
15%
Jon
20%
-
1
Fansteel
13%
%
'
Crowley. Milner & Co...*
Am dep rets ord bearer £1
72
108
V
Fanny Fanner Candy
Dec
1
190
83
81%
I
$6 preferred A
..*
Cosden Petroleum com... 1
31
British Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets ord
Reynolds
35% June
—
Feb
108
Tedders Mfg Co. ——5
Fed Compress & W'h'se 25
Common
5% conv preferred—.50
Courtaulds Ltd—
July
Aug
Nov
Feb
Feb
7%
$3
150
2,000
112% 113%
Cornucopia Gold Mines 5c
%
Apr
68 ;
9%
2%
4%
Dec
Dec
100
*
Corroon &
14%
Feb
80
101% 102
7%
Jan
7
1%
102
""!%"
1
Apr
Oct
Nov
4%
2
50
70
2%,
Feb
13
1
100
Continental Oil of Mex._ 1
Sept
2%
Dec
600
103% 103%
Gamewell Co $6 conv pf.*
7% prior pref
11%
50
5%
80
7%
24%
%
250
**%
10
30
Dec
Dec
Dec
67%
101%
'
Consolidated Steel Corp
Contiuental Gas & Elec Co
11% May
30%
Jan
100
Class A»»
British Amer
1
.4
Brillo Mfg Co common...*
British Amer Tobacco
Dec
Nov
30
Brill Corp class A...——*
Class B
6%
20%
8%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.*
3%
27
5%
80
2%
$5
Brewster
400
v.
1
Am dep rets ord reg..£l
Ford Motor of Canada—
1%
4%
Nov
Dec
17
8%
Cooper-Bessemer com...*
$3 prior preference
*
%
5%
Falrchlld Aviation
.1
Fulrchlld Eng & Airplane. 1
hi June
17
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.*
July
July
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
62%
100
Consol Royalty Oil
Jan
%
52
2%
Mar
'
1
1,600
Nov
24
-
Consol Retail Stores
33
7% 1st preferred
Consol Gas Utilities
Apr
5
61
5%
com
9
I
Dec
Dec
1%
x
Consol Mlu & Smelt Ltd.5
32
59%
VA
Conv partic pref
1
Jan
*
Bourjols Inc
Consol Biscuit Co
Nov
Dec
Dec
July
4%
....
4
Nov
7%
%
4% May
1%
Conn Telep & Elec Corp.l
Sept
Dec
12%
Dec
47%
Jan
Jan
%
3(H)
Mar
4%
Dec
32,300
1%
Mar
150
6%
Dec
Dec
56
5
Eureka Pipe Line com..60
30#. July
6
6%
2%
"l",700
125
1%
55%
Emsco Derrick &
July
Dec
.
8%
200
16%
%
35
60%
8% preferred
..100
Empire Power part stock *
18%
0%
% May
34%
*
Common..;.
$3 preferred..
4%% series B pref..100
4% pref series C
100
Blumentbal (S) & Co
*
Bohack (H C) Co com...*
$3 opt conv pref
1%
100
83%
13%
34%
5%
Dec
11
100
..100
Dec
Feb
400
Apr
11%
hi Nov
Equip..5
Equity Corp common.. 10c
$3 conv preferred
1
Conu Gas <fc Coke Secur—
Consol G E L P Bait com.*
,7%
Blauner's common.......*
Bliss (E W) common
75
9
Feb
2 %
150
July
%
% Dec
5% June
.
Mar
40%
Birdsboro Steel Foundry
14
13%
13%
•
5%
.
*
$2.50 preferred
% May
10,600
300
10
Dec
,
Gellman Mfg Co com
Berkey & Gay Furniture. 1
Dec
24
Option warrants....,
3%
25
9
4%
1
Dec
40
hi.Nov
Empire Dist El 6% pf 100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co—
50
Community Water Serv.,1
24%
Apr
Dec
500
1,750
•
13%
Aug
1%
50
$6 ^referred
Dee
hit
Jan
4%
13%
Dec
49%
32
44%
28%
11.
*
%
...
Community Pub Service 25
100
Dee
%
10
$5 preferred..—
3%
Commouw Distribution.. 1
Oct
4,700
6%
900
Froedtert Grain & Malt-
Aug
32-'i;VJan
108%
.
75
3
82%
1%
9
2,500
800
1%
1%
2,500
82%
""4%
1
Columbia Oil & Gas
5
9%
*
49%
31%
7%
1 %
•
Sept
Fox
Dec
2%
109%
Benson & Hedges com..
Conv preferred
117
Elec Bond & Share com..5
52%
Dec
% June
Economy Grocery Stores
'•"*75
Dee
7H,
7%
14
Jan
79
32%
Mar
16%
"166
*
Feb
.48
79
100
3%
23%
100
2%
"""%
Dec
July
.
1%
67
$6 preferred series B_._♦
Aug
preferred.._£1
4%
12%
3%
Corp
$7 preferred series A;
Feb
%
2%
May
10%
Eastern States
Jan
10 v
Columbia Gas & Elec—
Beauuit Mills Inc com..10
Bellanca Aircraft com
4%% prior pref.....100
6% preferred.—
100
%
%
.
52%
Colt's Patent Fire Arms .25
6%
800
Eastern Malleable Iron.25
hi
%
Dec
300
2
%
*
Dec
Dec
.
Warrants
Beau BrummellTtes Inc. -S
Bell Tel of Canada
Nov
.10
...
95
.
Commonwealth & Southern
Bell Aircraft Corp com..
Common..
Dec
Cohn & Roseuberger Inc.*
2%
30%
6%
7%
109
1%
Dec
East Gas & Fuel Assoc-
Dec
..
2%
2%
*
100
5
Basic Refractories Inc...l
pre!
Beech Aircraft Corp
Eagle Picher Lead
Jan
112
Apr
" Apr
5%
Cleveland Elec Ilium
5% preferred
conv
Jau
%
%
"5% "6
■
sr
Dec
he
v,
June
21
Falstaff Brewing..
Cleveland Tractor com..*
61
20
Mar
July
13%
Dec
Claude Neon Lights Inc..l
5,700
Baumaun—See "Ludwig"
67
6%
44
.*
23%
Barlow & Seehg Mfg—
67
July
Duval Texas Sulphur—..*
4June
Dec
6
Colon Development ord.
Purch warrants for com.
..
73
...*
City Auto Stamping
*
City & Suburban Homes 10
Clark Controller Co
67
Dec
16%
3%
h«
hn
81
Dec
Corp common.1
Jan
20%
Dec
2%
$6 preferred BB
100
May
1
3%
2%
Corp.l
Duke Power Co..i..'..100
25
3%
10%
10%
.72
...
.*
1,200
Baldwin Locomotive—
$1.50
Apr
Dec
60c preferred B
Cities Serv P & L $7 pref.*
4%
•
7% preferred..... ..100
2%
Chief Consol Mining—.1
Cbilds Co preferred.... 100
—
4%
Dubllier Condenser
700
%
%
11%
3%
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co 5
Chicago Rivet & Mach—4
common.
1,700
10
1,200
1
%
%
10%
10%
Cherry-Burrell common..5
$6 preferred
5%
Jan
8
Dec
5%
5
Cities Service
.——*
%
%
Club Alum Utensil Co..
*
$1.20 conv A com
Draper Corp*
%
%
Charis Ccrp common... 10
25
4%
Dominion Steel & Coal B 25
has
hs»
Cockshutt Plow Co com.*
Barium Stainless
6%
100
7%
Apr
10
5%
Dec
Nov
11
Feb
Nov
2 %
Chamberlln Metal Weather
Strip Co
10%
29
Easy Washing Mach B.
100
preferred
200
Apr
110%
10%
700
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp.. 100
7% pieferred
113
Dec
3%
17
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
.10
Babcock &. Wilcox Co
Apr
Jan
13"
—-
Class A common
7%
Aug
Nov
11% Dec
2% May
600
2
3%
Apr
Jan
3
"566
Atlas Corp warrants
110
Sept
17
Atlantic Rayon Corp
May
Nov
72
Apr
65
Atlantic Coast Fisheries.-l
Warrants
Aug
Nov
Dec
110
100
100
Conv
13
Dobeckmun Co common.1
July
10
Oct
"26
7%
1
6% preferrred
7% preferred
Chesebrough Mfg
Atlanta Birmingham &
Atlas
Oct
%
Aug
3%
5%
106
7%
Cent & South West Util 50c
Cessna Aircraft Co
hi
1
1
$5 preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
2%
121
100
7% pfd 100
Cent States Elec com
12%
Nov
Mar
11%
Dec
Dec
Assoc Laundries of Amer.
Atlanta
Sept
Dec
100
"83~
83
Conv pref opt ser '29.100
Assoc
2%
44
400
3
6%
6%
Cent Ohio Steel Prod. —1
7% pf 100
5% pref. 100
10
—10
Jan
Mar
:, t
Feb
900
Cent Maine Pow
2
{Associated Gas & Elec—
Class A----
15
Feb
35
Castle (A M) common..lu
Dec
%
%
6 %
7 %
1
Art Metal Works com
5
Ashland Oil & Re! Co
1
Assoc Breweries of Can..*
Associated Elec lndustf.es
Amer dep rets reg
£1
Equipment Corp
Dec
Steel Prod
Diamond Shoe common ..*
'
70
2-103
7%
-—
5
Jan
108
—__*
Carter (J W) Co common. 1
Cent Hud G & E
102'
--10
Common
Dec
Dec
6%
*
Carrier
Jan
Jan
18%
•
Dec
Dec
Nov
hi
De Vilbiss Co common..10
Duro Test
Aug
1%
Dec
%
1%
1
Durham Hosiery cl B com *
July
12
Jau
114%
%
',.7
Carolina P & L $7 pref—*
$6 preferred
3%
*
3%
;
Jan
•••-
*
3%
■
{Detroit Paper Prod
Driver Harris Co.*
100
common
Low
v
Det Mich Stove Co com_.l
Aug
1% May
—100
B
Carnation Co
Mar
1
Capital City Products...*
Class
5%
2%
X13-:
100
Jan
Jau
8
Dec
100
"i'% "T%
%
60%
Dec
42% May
1% Dec
2%
Dec
•.
*
Marconi
Range for Year 1941
Shares
Gray Iron Fdy__l
2%
13%
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Canadian
High
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.*
*
7% preferred
Detroit
Dlvco-Twln Truck com..l
Canadian Indus Alcohcl—
Class B non vot—
May
*7% preferred
15%
Low
Par
Detroit
Colonial Airways... 1
Canadian Dredg & Dock.*
voting.
Week
Dec
3%
7% partic preferred—.25
Class A
for
of Prices
1% May
Sept
17%
79%
Arkansas Nat Gas com...*
Common cl A non-vot. -
Aro
23%
25
'31
Amer
Arkansas P &
700 V
Carman & Co class A
1st $6
preferred
600
1%
Canada Cement Co Ltd.*
100
25
%
1%
14
Den
Canadian Car & Fdy Ltd—
50
"ex
22%
1%
Feb
Feb
Week's Range
High
■
1%
Oct
100
10
Low
10
Jan
1,300
79%
10
.2
California Elec Power
Aug
"■
Apr
9%
Shares
Callite Tungsten Corp___l
Camden Fire Insur Assn.5
26%
11%
Am Superpower
6%
15%
16%
Price
Sales
STOCKS
(1Continued)
Range for Year 1941
Calamba Sugar Estate..20
33
30
26%
20%
%
25
Week
Apr
11
20%
.-"I
Republics
3%
Dec
25
26%"
11
100
100
1
Scal-Kap common.
1%
30%
113%
Friday
for
of Prices
Low
Hlgd
Can
Potash & Chemical.*
American
Amer
"17%" 17 X
17
25
Preferred
Amer
400
150
27
Week's Rauge
Sale
Par
July
Jan
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
Nov
Dec
19%
100
28
25
6%' preferred
Amer Mfg Co common.
325
2%
2
Mack...20
Amer Lt & Trac com
9,000
104
20%
$2.50 conv preferred.-.1
Amer Hard Rubber Co..50
Amer Laundry
20X
19%
102
9%
200
Last
High
Low
Shares
11X
11X
Sales
STOCKS
(Continued)
1941
Week
Price
com...*
American Gas & Elec—10
4%% preferred
100
Friday
i
Range for Year
last
7
17%
Jan
Mar
,
53%
112
2%
...5
10
3%
June
4%
19
46
Hartford Rayon v t c
1
Harvard Brewing Co.—1
July
17%
46
18%
25
400
5(H)
20
3%
15%
44
Dec
Dec
.Dec
Hat Corp of America—
July
54% Nov
Dec
10
Jan
Jan
18%
Oat
B uon-vot common
Hazeltlne Corp..
1
*
18%
18%
18%
150
%
1%
Nov
2%
""loo
Dec
14
Dec
Dec
Volume
155
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THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
181
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
s
•<Continued)
Sale*
Week's Ranot
Sale
*
Par
Prfe
„Friday
Range for Year 1941
■.■■far
of Prices
;
! High
Sates
STOCKS
Low
Shares
Last
Week't Ranot
for
(Continued)
Week
Low
Sdle
of Prices
Week
High
.
Par
Low
Price
High
Range for Year 1941
Friday
Week'e Ranot
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Low
of Prices
Sale
(Continued)
Par
High
Price
TjOW
High
Sales
for
Week
Range for Year 1941
Shares
Low
High
~
6%
nreferred'_..50
conv
Mining Co.—25c
Hecla
Helena Rubensteln.j
fllftKH
1%, 2M
25% 1 25'4
14
Hearu Dept Stores com. .5
"5%
*
*
5%
94
A
20
50
6k
3,000
9k'. 9%
94
9)4
9k
14
500
200
:
Mar
4k
Feb
32 k
6k
'
.
44
84
8%
6%
300
Heller Co common......2
Dec
Dec
11
Dec
w
.'..-25
22 4
Nov
34
Hewitt Rubber common. .5
Heyden Chemical....;.1()
104
88 k
87
87
200
175
Hoe (R) & Co class
Holllnger Consol G M...5
13
'284 "284
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com*
Horn (A C) Co common..
99
Mar
Sept
9k
Sept
Aug
Margay
Apr
Marion
Feb
Mass Utll Assoc
Oil
25%
z26k
650
214
Shovel..;*
Dec
31k
Aug
Oct
114 k
18
Apt
13
*
J
564
800
52 H
Apr
54
55%
54
55k
100
44
Dee
Jan
Llgonler Co..*
7k
1
V tcfor 1st pref.———1
Hydro-Electric Securities 5
Hygrade Food Prod
.5
Hygrade Sylvanla new
*
Huyler's
Dec
5
be
150
4%.,. 44
3k
.
Dee
Dec
:
2k
~~2~/~~2%
16
15%
8
Nov
com
%
Jan
"11 July
8"Pt
Dec
3
Mar
60
Dec
24
June
27 k
Mead Johnson A Co
14
1
"2k
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Apr
Li
Feb
14
100
2k
Apr
9
Dec
"3k
"l*§66
2 k
Dec
'
L« May
55k
—r
1
7k
«.*
7k
74
125
~3k
24
Participating preferred *
400
126
3k
19k
Mfg cl A..1
Merchants A
Y % Sept
lk
Feb
2 k
July
Dec
19 k
Sept
Sept
Oct
120
Jan
2k July
10k July
Dec
148
Dec
-
Jan
3k
Dec
5
150
15k
Mar
22
100
2 k
Dec
,4k
Apr
Nov
29k
Apr
300
2%
27
,
,
26
25
k
July
Sept
5k
800
3 k
Dec
4
Mar
k
103k
5%
preferred...50
conv
Dlv
arrear
ctfs
23
...*
10
lk
.....
Illinois Zinc Co.
10H
23
10k
Oct
700
224
14
4
214
Dec
1,600
2
1%
3k
35
Nov
9
550
Dec
Jan
Jan
7k
13k
-....1
4
2,300
7k
% May
Dec
2
Dec
40
lk
lk
15
28
Jan
Registered.....
2%
Dec
7k
May
Sept
'54
Dec
7k
Sept
100
74
Feb
9%
Oct
6
8k
2k
\5k
100
6
8k
Dec
2,100
Ok
..*
'
Imperial Tobacco of Can.5
Britain
7
Ireland...£1
&
*
;•
■24
■'•24 "24 ""400
24
5,000
Preferred ;
lk
4
6k
lk
7k
'10
Class A
v t c—
v
7io
-.1
June
Aug
104k
Dec
120
13k
Jan
27k
7% preferred....... 100
17k
18.k
80
14%
Jan
29
4
Jan
Sept
Jan
Sept
106k
-
Indian Ter
Class B
Aug
Aug
ilium Oil—
Non-voting
3k.
1
.
%
Industrial Finance—
1
V t c cjmraon
7% preferred
76 4
77 4
1,000
International Cigar Mach *
Dee
10 k
764
k June
Midvale Co new com
2
Minnesota Mia A Mfg
*
Minnesota PAL 7% pf 100
Dec
20 k
Jan
14
Industries Inc..l
14
500
4
4
lntcrnat Metal Indus A-.*
2k
Dec
k
Feb
Jan
7 7 k Sept
International
Petroleum—
Coupon shares.;;j
*
"is
6.000
9%
6,800
4 <
J4
mi
94
7
4. De.
2k
Jan
ill4
Sept
Registered shares..;..*
9
9%
200
International Products.—*
4
4
100
Dec
Dec jllk
Dec
6k
84
3k
,
,
International
Dec
k Mar
*<;
Utility-
Class A
2%
—....-*
74
$3.50 prior pref—..--*
Interstate Home Equip.. 1
Dec
b»
Nov
v
1
$1.75 preferred...-—.
27
27
7
74
7
50
54
23k
Common
350
28
7%
6
500
Nov
k
Ward A..;*
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow.;*
Oct
Moore (Tom)
Jan
Interstate Power $7 pref.*
1
S.;_*
%
10k
1
Iron Fireman Mfg v t
100
1
%
-
84
H
300
'u
.
Jan
Mountain City Copcom.Sc
Mountain
Producers... 10
Jan
12
9%
10
Murray Ohio Mfg Co....*
Muskegon'Piston Ring.2 k
Mar
12
Dec
Dec
14
6k
600
,
'mi~M4
:
82
'
.
82
Dec
Italian Superpower A...
k
I
1%
14
900
1
14
Co...—*
14
600
lk
Dec
H
v
Dec
Jan
Feb
May
Mar
4
Mar
5k% preferred.;... 100
6% preferred
..100
7% preferred
...100
Johnson Publishing Co.lt)
Jan
Aug
National Breweries com..;
National Candy Co—
'
National City Lines com;!
Mar
Jan
Nov
:
Jan
Jan
34 k
Dec
83 k
,i
%
Aug
55 k
Jan
93
Nov
Julian A
Kokengc com.
Li
*
1
00
Dec
Li
-
Dec
23 k
Mar
113k
Kingston
Products —..-.-1
1
Knott Corp common
155
'
159 k
21
2
Nov
Jan
Philadelphia Co common.*
Nov
Ilk
Mar
Dec
200
2
"l".666
4k
4k.
4%
k
44
2,000
•
lk
Kresgc
4%
4
104
111
950
1114
;
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20
k
8k
il 10
3
k
6 k
Dec
15k
Dec
Dec
July
8%
Jan
Apr
140
Jan
12 k
17 k
Mar
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.50
Jan
Mar
8k
Oct
May
Pittsburgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..25
71
%
%
400
7
4
14
Dec
May
9k.
10
2,600
x94
Feb
Nat Mfg A Stores com..;*
3
93
.
3
93
100
95k
925
Oct
2 k
87
Dec
Dec
Feb
Feb
Mi.ies
Ltd._l
Lakey Foundry A Mach.. 1
Lameon Corp of Del
8%
74\
8%
3
2%
3
lk
Dec
4 4
Jan
7
Dec
Sept
National Sugar
National Tea
Refining.*
11
iok "117
2". 200
7 k
6 k
Apr
Feb
9k
9k
700
8 k
Dec
Nat Tunnel A Mines*...*
2k
2k
100
2 k
Dec
4
Feb
Dec
5
12
2
Dec
13
104 k
4
■
Apr
Sept
Jan
Apr
50
Apr
13 k
Jan
3k
Dec
5k
110k
20
31
Dec
6k
2k
Apr
46
Dec
14
Dec
Aug
k
5k
2
-
106
Jan
Jan
July
'
10k
Jan
17
Dee
3
4
Nov
Lefcourt Realty common. 1
June
Jan
7 6k
*
Dec
lk
Dec
;; 9 k
109 k May
2
*
preferred—100
$2 preferred..;
—
Jan
5k
Aug
Li
Nov
%
23 k
Feb
Dec
X344
Sept
Aug
400
5
,
16'
50
84
Jan
28k
475
100
101k
100
Rights
7
74
12
"
700
Zinc
25
1
12
65 k
64
100
67 k
k
1,650
7% pref class A
100
6% pref class B—.100
Loudon Packing....
*
Louisiana Land A Explor. 1
Louisiana P A L $6 pref.*
6k
Feb
Quaker Oats
97 k
Feb
Jan
6% preferred
Quebec Power Co
Li
Dec
Dec
18k
129k
k
N YClcy Omnibus—
6
Aug
10 k
Dec
X614 Nov
Warrants....;
3k
lk
lk
100
15k
15k
100
For footnotes
see
page
N Y Pr A Lt
7% pref;. 100
102
102
183,
Dec
6
k
Mar
140
110k
Dec
118k
Jan
"3 k "3 k
"366
29 k
Nov
31k
2 k
Feb
Feb
Jan
4
Jan
k
Dec
94
Nov
4k
6k
7,700
4
33k
36k
700
31
Feb
55
Oct
10
100
9
Dec
18 k
Jan
lk
Dec
lk
Aug
5
Dec
6
5k
lk
600
5k
1,700
43
k
51
56k
50
43 k
Dec
k
45 k
690
45 k
Dec
70
Jan
Dec
Apr
55
Dec
10 k
96 k
58k
63
1,300
7k
61k
8
200
2
k
x6 4
Aug
Dec
8 k
4
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Nov
10 k
12 k
Li
Dec
"ia
600
4
Feb
2k
Apr
Dec
200
24
Dec
4
%
Jan
lk
2k
lk
2k
3
3
19k
18 k
Nov
3k
Mar
Jan
Jan
k
L«
16 k
Dec
23 k
k
500
k
Dec
k
Jan
35 k
3 k
19k
400
Nov
38 k
8k
Sept
3k
2k
1,000
Dec
Li May
Jan
Li
Feb
k
July
Dec
8k
Mar
x% May
9k
Jan
2k
6k
100
Deo
107k 107k
5
105k
Jan
108 k June
111
20
Dec
118
97
97"
"96 k
84
10k
Jan
Jan
13 k
13
Deo
4
35%
32%
3k
6k
109k
Dec
Jan
Dec
Dec
2
k
29k
July
July
Aug
8ept
July
Feb
93
50
90
Dec
112
35
37 k
3,400
32
Dec
67
15k
15k
100
14
Dec
k
18k
Apr
7
Oct
8k
Feb
5k
Dec
8k
July
*
common
67
5S
67
280
51 %
Dec
105
Jan
159 k
Jan
9k
Jan
R
Apr
Railway & Light Sec-
Dec
6
Mar
19
Jan
Voting common
k
Feb
L»
Jan
4 k
k
Dec
Dec
7k
Jan
k
Oct
3,300
.10
k
90
Dec
Dec
k
8k
116k
105k
Dec
Li
Concrete Pile
Raymond
Common
$3
conv
*
14
15k
650
Red Bank Oil Co
2 k
Li
Dec!
£0
Jani
4 k
Sept
k
Decj
lk
Jan
Dec!
21
Ls
Jan|
9k
2 k
.*
18k July
14 k
Raytheon Mfg common 50c
Jan
Dec'
42 k
preferred
Jan
Dec
Dec
L» June
16 k
Jan
12k
200
'1,100
Dec
31k Sept
Reed Roller Bit Co..—..*
Relter Foster Oil Corp.50o
99 k
Dec
100
100
100
6k
Dec
30
20k
Dec
150
105k
Nov
6k
6% pf.100
23k
23k'
7
8k
July
42
Jan
Niagara Hudson Power—
Common
—10
<•5% 1st preferred..;. 100
5% 2d preferred..... 100
59
'lk
10,800
1
Deo
3 k
Jan
575
lk
50
Dec
79 k
Jan
Dec
65k
:61
59
53
53
10
bzn
Lis''
45 k
Niagara Share—
Class B common......5
Jan
Li
Jan
Dec
Li
Feb
k
Dec
4
86
Dec
93
10 k
4k
Dec
Deo
4
2k
2k
v
400
14
"3,966
"i3k "14
B'l
Nlplssiug Mi ies.
5
Noma Electric.————1
Feb
2k
Dec
2
14
Feb
Oct
k
Nov
10k
4
Jan
Jan
$6 preferred
1
s3t
——*
86 k
....
4k
IsYoo
3
88
;
200
88
S32
6,000
300
Li May
70 ^
Feb
3 k
4
Jan
H
104 k
Jan
Nov
5 k
Jan
10 k
Dec
14k
Jan
*
4k
Jan
7k
Radiator
Sept
1
k
500
4
Dec
lk
Jan
1
hs
1,500
k
Nov
L»
Jan
25
102 k
July
105
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co
Voting trust ctfs
Rochester
GAE16% pfClOO
93
93
93 k
6% preferred D
100
6k% PflOO
&
Roeser
93 k
115
Rome
Oct
Dec
107
Feb
HI k
Oct
114
May
10k
Dec
14
Oct
8k
Dec
10 k
lk
Mar
3k
Dee
Jan
8ept
Jan
85
Pendleton Inc.*
Cable Corp com..5
9
400
5
2 k
3k
800
Root Petroleum Co.;.—.1
2k
2k
500
1
100
4 k
Jan
3k
16
>lt
Dec
k
47 k
Dec
Roosevelt
Field
Inc..
9
,
$1.20
pref.;
20
Rossia International
*
Royallte OH Co Ltd...
3 "'
Nor Amer Lt A Power—
Common....
4k
1
Rochester Tel
2k
Class A preferred... .100
Nineteen Hundred Corp
1
Jan
Rbeem Mfg Co
Jan
Ls»
>»
6,000
100
Apr
Rice Stlx Dry Goods
Richmond
lk
3m
Reliance Elec A Engin'r'g 5
Republic Aviation.
N Y Water Serv
Jan
Dec
142
*
Aug
Dep
Dec
86
20 k
5.10% preferred..-allOO
Jan
6k June
100
Radio-Keith-Orpheum—
Option warrants
Sept
20
Founders Shares-...—1
June
3k
102
70 k
N Y State Elec A Gas—
,.15k
Dec
92 k
17k Sept
4
Jan
160
84
Sept
93
37
Shipbuilding Corp—
Dec
Dec
40
6
$6 preferred-.....;.-.*
11 k
4
102
14
14
Class B opt warrants.
6k
3,100
3
Railway & Utll Invest A
;
N Y A Honduras Rosarlo 10
Class A opt warrants..
300
"766
Jan
300
Jan
,
Jan
1,700
34
k
Dec
Dec
Jan
Feb
1 k
3k
4
Pyle-National Co com...5
56 k
Dec
lk
19
74
76", 777
Mar
116k
Dec
1
Oct
%
;
%
28
Dec
10
"65k
Puget 8ound Pulp & Tim *
14
Dec
27
Nlle8-Bem-Pond uew com*
—-•*
_j
$5 prior preferred.....*
$6 preferred
.*
Nov
J—,—*
N Y Auction Co com1—..*
Dec
Long Island Lighting—
Common
Dec
lk
43
100
Apr
Sept
1
21
4,800
.....
New Haven Clock Co.—>*
13k
*'
72"
21 k
100
Aug
2 k
25k
10
100
k
16
Aug
100
800
4
"7k "7%
k
4
28 k
-*
New York Transit Co.—.5
2 k
700
5%
Mar
98
Dec
2
*
k
Dec
*
2,900
>18
5
Lone StAr Gas Corp.
Jan
Sept
k
44
54
57 k
May
21
Pyreue Manufacturing.. 10
Corp...5
New Engl Pow Assoc
6%
110 k
7% pref. 100
4
Apr
2k
Llpton (Thos J) Inc—
6% preferred
2o
Tit Brothers common...*
70
Oct
15
Le Tourneau (R G) InC.-l
Line Material Co
...5
150
Oct
Jan
N Y
4%
34k
86
Jan
Feb
Jan
Locke Steel Chain.—
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
4
k ..Feb
Oil Develop...25
200
400
Puget Sound P <fc L—
5k
5k% pref.10
Nel-ton (Herman)
Dec
*
Nov
Mar
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A...*
6k
Lehigh Coal A Nav
185
Public Service of Colorado
July
Neptune Meter class A;..*
Dec
*
May
100
Prudential Investors
10k
Jan
98 k
preferred...
162
Apr
Sept
Prosperity Co class B_—*
8k
12k
Dec
9 k
4 " ' July
^ept
Dec
Mar
*
Jan
113
Nov
28
14 k
10 k
Dec
2
*
4k
33 k
Providence Gas...
100
900
Nehi Corp 1st preferred..*
7% pref.. 100
;
3k
Prentice-Hall inc com.;.*
Pressed Metals of Am___l
Producers Corp of Nev.__ 1
Nebraska Pow
5
Class B.. 1.
115
Dec
110k HOk
Premier Gold Mining.... 1
Jan
Lane Wells Co common.. 1
Class A..
6% 1st preferred
Aug
Feb
89
2,200
1,100
Dec
Power Corp of Canada...*
44k Mar
12 k
Jan
12 k
Jan
5k Sept
100k July
%
200
110
Potrero Sugar common..0
Powdrell & Alexander.__6
Pratt & Lambert Co.....*
6k
20
Jan
98
lk
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.l
Plough Inc common...7.50
Jan
Oct
8k
15
2
Aug
Lange ndorf Utd Bakeries—
Leonard
18k
*
5k
N Y Merchandise—10
Conv
7 Sept
4 Jan
2
New Mex A Ariz Land..-1
Lane Bryant
*7
6 k
Nov
New Process Co
Lake Shore
12
Dec
4
4
5k
Dec
8 k
New Jersey
37
25
2k
lk
Meter
Dec
Jan
Mar
Dec
10
Conv $3 pref scries A.10
)
37
11k
34
May
40
42 k
'21
Pitts Bess & L E RR...50
2k
50
100
66 k
Oct
84
Pierce Governor common.
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.
8
8
New Idea Inc common—*
Lackawanna RR (N J).
Dec
;
..1
Mar
Navarro Oil Co;...—..;*
Feb
"30
100
Jan
Aug
Jan
Nov
4
\
'
5 k
""206
94
150
New England Tel A Tel
4
Common
5k
67
9k
500
Dept 8tores—
1st pref....100
Kress (S H) special pref. 10
Krcuger Brewing Co
1
Nov
38
*
Phoenix Securities—
lk
Nov
conv
475
Phlla Elec Pow
Jan
..30c
1
2%
Co
Jan
Nat Union Radio
lk
94
Circle
18k
Dec
Oct
3k
14k
46
50
174
-2k
20
26
Dec
k
Dec 7
5k
July
800
preferred
Nov
5k
10
2
49
100 k 105
174
50
Jan
Jan
8k
93
Penn Salt Mfg Co
Penn Sugar Prop.
8% pref.25
Phillips Packing Co
174
3
Jan
Dec
89
*
10k
conv
104k
Rubber... 1
Feb
Mar
2 k
>31
Penn Pr & Lt $7 pref...*
$6 preferred.
*
Pharis Tire &
13 k
lk
Apr
Jan
Dec
k
6
*
7 k
156
390
2
33
33
49
__*
$2.80 series pref
Perfect
Mar
11
2%
$5 series pref..
Jan
54
100
KobAcker Stores Inc. ——*
1,700
35 k
Apr
Dec
Oct
Aug
Mar
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec—
lk Sept
76
Li
Koppers Co 6% pref..100
18,900
7k
7 k
Jan
Jan
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
2k
Dec
300
Klein (D Emll) Co com..*
Klelncrt (I B) Rubber ColO
3k
13 k
33
Dec
2 k
2k
7k
3k
36 k
Dec
14
14
24
Pennroad Cnrp com
d
Penn Cent Airlines com..l
Dec
Mar
k
Feb
14
1
14
.1
Kirhl'd Lake G M Co Ltd 1
Klrby Petroleum
Penn Traffic Co
Dec
18k
67k
Dec
%
13 k
k
Dec
k
26
lk
National Steel Car Ltd..*
12
8
31
Pe'pperell Mfg Co.....100
50
10
50
Peninsular Telephone com*
Jan
40
48
"16"
5,500
4
Dec
National Transit....12.50
48
4k
27
3 %
3
Klmboriy-Clark 6% pf.100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pf B.lOO
5% preferred D..... 100
"1*6"
10
84
Nat Rubber Mach..,:...*
Feb
Kennedy's Inc......—.6
Kcn-Rad Tube A Lamp A *
10
Aug
14
Dec
7
110
4k
Mar
'
111H 112
Apr
8k
Jan
National Refining com..
7% pref.lUO
Oct
3k
9k
40 k
K
5k
Jan
Jan
9k
$3
National P A L $6 pref...*
Kansas G A E
Feb
Dec
13k.
Jan
24
3
4k
American shares..
Paramount Motors Corp.l
4k
1,800
39 k.
J»n
110
Jan
6k
10 k
10
Apr
104k
Dec
Dec
116 k
14"
97 k
Dec
86
k
24k
159
Dec
10
67 k
Dec
40 k
Dec
82
80
2
Jan
*
Jan
Oct
50
83 4
60
«
Sept
*
Parker Pen Co
Sept
National Container (Del). 1
National Fuel Gas..;...*
50
93 4
4
k
Parkersburg Rig & Recl.,1
Patohogue-Ply mouth Mills *
3
May
10 k
Dec
88
85
89
29
Service...*
1st preferred
Jan
8
200
Nat Bellas Hess com.—;]
lk
,<80k
80
85
Pacific Public
Aug*
16
200
5k
Aug
108 k
87 k
Penu Water & Power Co.*
5
.
4k-
3
Dec
7% pref.. 100
3 k
5
5?l
.i
Jan
Mar,
95 k
Feb
..'
.
3k
t;
Dec
k
78 k
29k
Pneumatic Scale com... 10
Polaris Mining Co
25c
Nach m an-Sprl ngf illcd .
Jacobs (FLyCo
Glass
6
30
N
Jeannette
Dec
lk
100
July
30
Feb
Jersey Central Pow A Lt—
lk
Jan
6
3
1%
July
76
Dec
109
6% preferred....;--. 100
18 k
14
5
Jan
95k
Dec
10
54
75 k
lk
l'.OCO
21k
116k
94
July
42 k
Dec
2
Muskogee Co common.;;*
Jan
Dec
Apr
Pltney-Bowes Postage
Jan
Dec
Dec
Pacific P & L
Jan
35 k
"i«
lk
9k
Jan
74
700
400
Dec
47k
107 k
47k
110
13 k
Lt
...
k
»ji
Irving Air Chute
15
47k
110
Jan
31k
zl3k
Mountain Sts Tel A Tel 100
...
Nov
34 k
Mountain States Power-
Dec
3k
Dec
Jan
8
Jan
18
150
500
Dlst Stmp;l
10
Dee
•
118 k
110k
Jan
Apr
Y 8
Mtge Bank of Col Am shs.
Common..
Investors Royalty.—....1
Dec
Nov
6
Dec
k
6k
Dec
700
-10
-
14 k
10 k May
Interstate Hosiery Mills.
105
Dec
k
lk
7
:
Jan
Dec
Phila Elcc Co $5 nrcf
Montana Dakota Utll.
34 k
Dec
Nov
9
6k
Monroe Loan Soc A.....1
Apr
7k
115k
26 k
Dec
Monarch Machtae Tool.;*
be
s
106
Apr
29
Dec
3k
6k
...2.50
j
14k
Dec
Aug
500
Li
100
Moody Investors part pf;*
Claes B.
115
Dec
400
Aug
Missouri Pub Serv com.;
Mock Jud Voehrlnger—
Montgomery
Y%
Internat Safety RazorB
Jan
109 k
111
29 k
4k
14
Sept
23 k
UOk
27 k
Apr
2,000
k
Dec
Pantepec Oil of Ve .ezuela—
-
3
Dec
Dec
102
1
July
'40k
1
lk
82
Jan
27
Sept
Sept
2%
111;
106
S5k conv nrior pref...*
Oliver Utd Filters B.....*
Omar Inc
1
7k
8
Monogram Pictures com.l
"8k
111
Oklahoma Nat Gas com.15
$3 preferred
50
Jan
Dec
100
lk
"44k
Mar
12
Class A common
Molybdenum Corp.—— .1
Internat Paper Co warr.;
575
k
6k% 1st preferred...25
Pacific Lighting $5 pref..*
Mississippi River Power
Jan
300
Oilstocks Ltd common...5
3k
4k
Midwest Piping A Sup..;*
Oct
7k
2k
14k
$1.40 preferred A....26
Penn-Mex Fuel
50c
10
83
Dec
6% preferred. 100
4% pref. 100
Ohio PS 7% 1st pref...100
6% 1st preferred....100
1,500
4
13k
39k
*
Midwest Oil Co
Feb
l
2,200
14
IK
30
2k
Ohio Power 4
Page-Hersey Tubes...
6% preferred—....100
Pref $3.50 serleB—.50
9
Dec
Jan
Jan
Pacific Can Co common..*
Pacific G & E
6% 1st pf.25
Jan
Internat Hydro Eleo—
Dec
13 k
Dec
95k
Mar
6k
dlv shares.*
12k
,
2H
300
..4
corn-
lk
Mining Corp of Canada..*
64
64k
100
Insurance Co of No Am. 10
Internut
$2 noil cum
Mid-West Refineries..— 1
4 \Dee
1.000
7 %
Jan
Midland Steel Products-
Mid-West Abrasive.-;;.50
class A...1
Nov
15k
15
300
Ohio Edison $6 pref
Feb
1
tc
5
r
110
17k
106
Ogden Corp com
Ohio Brass Co cl B
4
$2 conv preferred.....*
17 k
106
10k
74
3
74
*
3,500
Indianapolis Power A Light
preferred..;— 100
74
2k
14k
Corp
2 k
.10
......
Middle West Corp com..5
Midland Oil Corp— j
k
Indiana Service 0% pf.100
5k%
Jan
May
Aug
Nov
k
112
k May
3 k
Dec
Micromatlo Hone Corp__l
Middle States Petrcleum—
Sept
9
k
5
Jan
Jan
O
$1.30
115
May
Dec
Dec
100
Michigan Bumper Corp..l
Michigan Steel Tubc->-2.50
diss B
;
-X*
:
Imperial Tobacco of Great
Indiana Pipe Line—J—7 4
$6 preferred.'.
Michigan Sugar Co..;...*
5k
3 k
July
Aug
Imperial Chemical Indus—
Am dep rets regis.__£1
Imperial Oil (Can) coup..*
800
Sept
July
78
'
700
3k
63 k
July
Feb
....
6k% A preferred..'.100
Metropolitan Edison—
"
Novadel-Agene
Overseas Securities..
"
Partic preferred
Jan
59 k
Apr
June
5k
,240
3k
20
27
Merritt Chapman A Scott *
Warrants
'
Feb
1%
13^'
k
2k
Dec
Jan
400
%
3k
5
Feb
Apr
10 k
5
Ik
72k-
Metal Textile Corp.....25c
%
Dec
Jan
Dec
.
com..*
Stores
Messabi Iron Co
Illinois Iowa Power Co..*
Lj
Northern Pipe Line.;
10
Northern Sts Pow cl A..25
Dec
l,k
pl..t
Memphis Nat Gas com..5
Y Aug
7
k
800
common.
Aug
7766
16%
24
38
t .C—.l
Aug
65
Mercantile
Huwunann
Dec
Ohio Oil
Jan
111
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp 5
v
$4 preferred
; *
McCord Rad A Mfg B...*
McWilllams Dredginfc-
*
100
(Harvey) Inc—5
Humble Oil A Ref..
1
May McEwen Kaiser Co
5% preferred...
21%
4
Feb
Horn & Hardart.-.
Hubbell
<
Corp.'.'.;.!*
Steam
Oct
117 k
1
Communication Co Ltd.
Massey Harris
Nov
15k
Manlschewitz (The B) Co
Mapes Conpol Mfg Co...*
Marconi Intl Marine
17k
.13
33 k
Deo
,'i Nov ;'.2k
115
200
Nor Central Texas Oil
Manatl Sugar opt warr...
Mangel Stores
1
$5 conv preferred..,..*
Sept
lk
18 k
.26,.
Horn & Hardart Baking.*
* 18k
18k
60 k
110
Feb
1
20
119
Dec
Dec
50k
Dec
Jan
Apr
50k
Dec
Nov
Dec
6% prior preferred—.50
98
5k
64
10
.
Jan
109
13k
13
13
Holophane Co common..*
25k
23 k
23 k
7% preferred.......100
8 4
Horder's Inc..
Dec
Dec
NorIndPubSer6% pf.100
4
"\54
A.-.10
200
Jan
Feb
65
"loo
Hildick Products Corp.2.50
16k
M
Feb
Apr
,
16k
Dec
15k
xl54
No Am Utility Securities.*
Mar
26k
.
.26
Dec
10
154
10k
10k
9
,
Nov
23 4
200
13
"
Sept
ex-warrJ—25
17k
lk
13
7% 1st pref...100
Conv 7% 1st pf v t c.100
Lynch Corp common
.5
Jan
North Amer Rayon cl A—*
Class B common
*
16
27 k
Aug
Feb
Dec
%
Conv
Aug
12
Preferred
Henry Holt A Co par A..*
Ludwlg Bauman A Co com*
Sept
Nov
Preferred
w
sept
*
conv
Royal Typewriter——..
14
50
5Q
14
51
300
Jan
Sept.
59 k June
Tuesday, January 13, 19J2
CHRONICLE
■THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
1#2
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
Week's Range
{Continued)
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
Pat
Price
3H
4%
Aeronautical Co...1
Ryan Consol Petrol
*
4%
3
1,100
1%
%
Last
Low
Price
Tung-Sol Lamp Works... 1
Sept
800 cotlv
V'■Low
Shares
High
sept
2%
Apr
1% July
6%
1
Salt Dome Oil Co..
2
2!
m ■
~3%
5.100
75
ii6ji
112
—-5
%
800
%
100
H
a:
•
-
Dec
2%
Schulte (D A) common..
preferred..,...26
—26
Conv
Scovill Mfg
"24%
H
8%
24 %
22
250
17
Scranton La<e oommon..
40
17
.
••
,
Water
13%
Warrants
Jan
Securities Corp general...
Seeinau Bros
2%
•%
%%
6
25
Convertible stock
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp clals B
Apr
6%
7% June
10%
...
42%
1%
1%
41%
42%
42%
42 %
-
-50
*..1
1
Seton Leather common...*
'Shattuck Denn Mining...5
Shawinlgan Wat A Pow..*
Sherwl 11-Wi 1 llams com..25
5% Cum pref ser AAA100
Sherwin-Williams of Can.*
100
2%
2%
Dec
Mur
61
75
OH
OH
%
-
Feb
5%
Sept
280
144
2%
Dec
%
Nov
7%
4%
Feb
,
Feb
1%
Dec
100
%
Apr
600
1
Sept
June
2%
Jan
Dei
1
Feb
1,800
29
Dec
Apr
30%
32%
30%
26
6
6'%
200
6%
6%
52%
175
47%.. Dec
28%. 29%
.100
'>tfl
200
3%
"*3%
4%
1,900
1%; Nov
1
>
600
.
10
57
Jan
Nov
%
July
Jan
6%
5%
Dec
8
34%
Jan
3
V t c
%
1.000
%
190
4%
1%
Dee
May
Jan
%
Dec
3%
1%
AUg
>u
Dec
Dec
Jan
Dec
30 %
100
Oct
200
.
Mar
5%
17%
Wellington Oil
5%
5%
Air
Lines
Sept
Jan
Western
12%
Dec
Jau
Western
107%
Jan
112%
Nov
OCt
'1#
Jan
Westmoreland
>18
Jan
July
30
Dec
27%
Jan
2%
Aug
48
Apt-
Jan
Wilson
1
*>16
Wilson-Jones Co.
—
100
3
*
Corp.....5
Co com
12
_.*
*
12
1%:
-.1
44%
5%% conv pref.
50
Superior Oil Co (Calif). .26
34
Texas PAL 7%
Texou
Oil &
pref. 100
TVs
1C0
18.%
Tilo lioofi ig Inc....
1%
2%
Apr
Dec
Tobacco
Mar
Apr
12
Apr
xi%
6%
Dec
98%
1
■
12
<
Toledo Edison
7%
lit)"
H6"
4%
Dec
Jan
7
-
100
2
Lux Corp..'.
Transwestern Oil
25
Jan
1st A ref 5s
11
Sept
Tri-Conti leutal
Tunz
1967
American Gas A Blc trh Co—
3%s« f debs,.....,
% June
Dec
53
Jan
4%
Sept
Dec
"""lo
107
Dec
114
Jan
Jan
'
-3
"4% "i%
33
1
Class A......
.
34
.
2 %
Jan
D6c
l.OoO
%
j-*...*
.
900
InO
Dec
3%
31
7i»
Dec
7
warrants.
Inc
Tublze Chatllioil Corp....
5%s
s
f debs
!
•
July
p„ge
183
110
1949
$82
$82
85
..1949
6sseriesB
Dec
7
5%
Oct
6%
111%
83%
82%
70%
70%
85
Jan
Mar
9%
Sept
Idaho Power
%
10%
Nov
Mar
3
Mar
111 Pr A Lt 1st 6s ser A.i
•'
•
110
Hygrade Food 6s A.....i..;
18%
14%
..1966
...1963
Feb
14%
6
13
1,000
108% 108%
.1967
4.
106
106
105
1st A ref 6%s ser B.
1954
104%
Jan
1st A ret 5sser C
1956
102%
Jan
S f
104% 104%
102% 103%
100
100
...'.1953
107% 111%
26.0(H)
104% 108
12.000
102
49,000
101
2,000
98
3,000
100
102% 102%
117
-Mar
3%s..
Oct
-
8%
Dec
%
July
Dec
Dec
1
Jan
Jan
5%0Dec
%
8%
10%
48%
....
^
...
-
L2016
.1961
1970
Appalachian Elec Pow 3%s,
Appalac Power dcbCs.,
;..2024
.......May 1957
108
107
103
101 %
....1968
102%
1950
—1903
78
30,000
-75%
75%
76%
22,000
1952
1970
81%
1()7
80%
81%
3,000
75
92 %
107
107%
7,000
105
109%
6%
6
6%
2,000
3%
21
6
2,000
3%
4%
25%
Indiana Service 5s
—
♦indianapi lis Gas 5s A-——
Indianapolis Pow A Lt 3%s..
^1957
♦7s (Aug 1941 coupon)...,... 1967
♦7s series F
1952
♦7s (July 1941 coupon)
77
77
6
72%
71%
84%
84
10
4 %
"2.606
6%
15%
5%
24
5
■'"6%
1952
74
60,000
1952
36%
37%
12,000
1958
♦isarco Hydro Elec 7s.,
....1952
Italian Superpower 63—-1963
1108%
Debenture 6s
for Year
Iowa Pow A Lt
J. 1941
rfflgh
.
73%
Interstate Power 5s...........,..1957
Range
for
Week
15
4%s..,_.
-73%
—
80%
24 %
43%
106% 108%
66%
10?*
•
4
.
26
35%
101%
108
105
4,000
105% 105%
103% HH%- -19,000
12,000
102% 103
105%
103% 106%
Jacksonville Gas—
102% 105%
103
8§7666
19,000
106%
3,000
1942
53
106
5s stamped...
100% 103%
103%
•
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 3%s.i..,..1965
105%
1103% 101 101% 101%
103% 106%
105% 100%
103
103%
106
,.-1953
-
—
—
51
18,000
16,000
106%
106%
81
-
"45""
45-
42
r.
105%
"676 66
,2022
Kai.sas Pow,
109%
$ 102
.1966
Kansas Gas A Elec 6s...
83%
128
19,000
106% 107%
1406-% 107
105% 105%
106%
78
4,000
82
81
Kansas Elcc Power 3 %s.
100% 109%
121
A Lt 3%S—
121:
$ 109%
.1969
121
1,000
.
♦C0.1v deb 4%s.-1949j
♦Conv deb 53
....^
...,1950
♦Debenture
1968
deb 5
%s..........
.
Light 4 %s..
Atlanta Gas
AtDottc City Elec 3%s..__
.
Avery A Sons (B F)—*•
5fi with warrants.....J,
•
.1977...1956
.-1P65
-.-..-1964
10
11' -' • 12 %
11%
3%s...
11%
4
%!%'-■ 12%
"62""
59-
-62.
45,000
-
9,000
L9.000
^ '
-
.
19%
69
19A7
$93
.1957
103%
2,000
161"
106%,
108% 108%
103%
5,000
107
109%
3,000
77
1,000
95% 101
"io3%
'.V."-'•*■!1 -fh-
108%
107
110
jMansielu Min A Smelt—*
104 "
104 '
100
104%
McCord
100
102
♦7smtge
J93
.1945
M
.
108%
"
....1,947
105% 109%
.1946
19%
9%
9% ' 19
55
105
fl05%"
1107-
10
5,000
'19%
$106%,107%
.1966
,|4'Leonard Tlctz 7%S— ,i„——
liong Island 1-tg 0s. —
I-ouisiana Pow A Lt 5s—.....
18%
9%
34)000
11%- 12%
10%
12
128%
104% 108%
35
69%.
126,000
12%
■
-109%
123
109% 112%
110%
131
Lake Superior Dist Pow
{Associated Gas A E)e tr|i Co— ^
♦Conv deb 4 %s.1918
♦Gonv
60%
109
103
1
Assoc TAT deb 5%s A.
42
104% 109%
K
106% 110%
5,000
UH-% 106%1 45,000
107%
•107
1956
Associated Elec 4 4s..,..
Jau
Aug
.
Indiana Hydro Elec 5s
Bonds
of Prices
Low
1970
Am Pow A Lt deb
Jan
Aug
dcb5%s
s
f
•
1
...1941
6s stamped.
.1948
1947
25
«
Radiator A Mfg—
Mengel Co conv 4%s_.
sue
45%
29%
-
1950
.....1960w.,
.-
5s without warrants..
Fpr fo« Cuutci-
68
17%
1938
1
Houston Lt A Pr 3%s..,..
Sept
21
Oct
Week's Range
.
,,.-..1968
:
Jan
% Sept
104% June
108%
Jan
O00
58 %
22.000
"
1916
1st A ref 4%s._
8 %
82
6
,
Sales
1956
Dec
H' Dec
4%
107% 110
101
106%
1935
♦Hamburg Electric 7s..,
♦Hamburg El Underground
Oct
85%
22
4,000
.1951
1st A ref 5s
3%s
1
Cn.._10
89%
H
Feb
.
.Jm
Exchange
Sale
....
Jan
3%
Tonopah-Bel.iiont Dev. 100
Trans
Feb
58%
200
4>%
-
1%
1%
j._
2%S8 f debs..
%"
88%
75%
A
Jan
Tonopall Ml J.ig of Nev.l
80%
16,000
Aug
3%
200
Last
N%v
101
6% pref 10c
3%
1st lien A ref 5s
Arkansas Pr A Lt5s.,
preferred....... 100
23
34,000
109
•f
Jan
.90,
.
1108% 111
{♦Guardian Investors 5s......... 1948
Jan
Sept
25
„
7-
-6%
BONDS
Apr
% July
95
85%
85
1,000
Mar
Friday
Mar
Dec
.
81%
*15
?%
100
1%
%
12
New York Curb
3%
Mar
bl
85
85
...1950
♦7s series E
19%
Dec
3
05
3
8,000
stpd
4%
1%
88%
72
July
300
'&%
65
99% 102%
{International Power Sec—
•6%s series C
1955
0%s (Dec 1 1941 coupon)..,.. 1965
114%
os.l
"2060
21,000
18
13
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..*
Dec
43
Shipyards Corp...*
78
42
10%
Petroleum^..,!
2% May
*
Am dep rets def reg
9°%
77
17%
Jan
5%
Amer dep rets.5s
2% Nov
46% Sept
38%
Oct
Jan
37%, Mar
Tobacco Sec Tr Co Ltd—
Todd
99%
.39%
June
15% June
v
89%
62
158%
1978
75
42
s-
2%
Nov
19
1%
Exports..*
Prod
98% 103%
1948
— — .
♦Hungarian Ital Bk 7%S
Amer Writing Paper 6s.
Tobacco A Allied Stocks..
90% 103
4,000
.1958
,15
Apr
July
5% July
7i« July
May
>i«
2,000
Guantanamo A West 6s
Aug
1%
Tidhmuii Realty A Constr*
103%
25.000
1.000
Jan
Feb
4
1950
,3.00ft
86%
98%
102% 103%
"1*666
4%
17%
100
99% 101%
100%
79%
97%
60
Dec
20
4%
4%
1
KK1
102
1%
Dec
12%
100
48
107%
101% 106%
69
5
40
64
45
64,000
102
Jan
1,400
100
104
105%
Green Mountain Power 3%s......l963
July
2,u00
2%
5,(KM)
105-
103
69
5%
Dec
Nov
com....5
105%
39
.1945
5%
Jan
100
2%
Land Co...2
Tnew Shovel Co
100
1,000
Gr Nor Pow 5s
Jan
July
8
7%
100
8,000
28
Grocery Store Prod 6s__„_.
Dec
Jan
July
1st Afef 5s...--
Tampa Electric Co coin..*
Technicolor Inc common.*
110%
Jan
3%
%
%
107
Dec
Jan
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
1
3,000
%
«4%-
Woodley
Sept
10%
9(10
107%
%
'
4%
Sept
10%
8%
14%
..
97%
103% 106
Jan
1st 5s....(.
2%
19.%
90%
78 %
7 %
6%
5%
2.%
77
119% 126
Fob
Dec
Dec
9%
2%
10.
20,000
s,666
1Q5
10
07%
^1950
102
-
Price
Corp com_._:..l
f
Dec
2%
Alabama Power Co—
Taggart
74,000
86%
' 92
103%
1953
..1965
Feb
900
Suiierior Port Ceme.it—
•
90%
28
86%
„.r.
3%
Dec
..*
Swan Finch Oil Corp...15
1941
Grand Trunk West 4s.......
4%
Dec
Class B common
85%
101% 101?-
^.1953
(ilen Alden Coal 4s.
Wolverine Tube com ___,2
41
22%
..
8ept
Jan
9%
300
.
Sept
Jan
8%
2,300
lot)
S.
..
.
9
5%
loo
2%
44%
34%
..
93
Dec
Jan
11
.1954
Dec
1%
1,500
2%
5%
69%
103%
Sept
4
V loo
9%
9%
1
50
12%
8%
7% pf 100
De:
%
12%
3%
63%
98%
53%
22
General Public Service 5s...'.
Sept
Wolverine Portl Cement 10
Dec
.1
86
100
>ie
200
2
2%
.__.,*
4%
200
6,000
17,000
167
Oatineau Power 3%s A..........I960
Jan
July
Aug
%
>%•
1
%
3
2%
lnc...,l
Products
7
x36
900
66 %
112.3% 194%
104% 104%
1961
stamped
Gary Electric A Gas—
j
5s ex-warr stani i»ed........
Nov
13%
5%
Dec
2%
5%
91%
;. 1953
..'.1967
r—J
Banks 6s-5s
Nov
114
8%
common..*
Sterclil Bros Stnres
*
6% 1st preferred.....50
6% 2d preferred
20
86%
Dec
'
12
Wichita River Oil Corp. 10
Oct
»i8
93%
63
%
Williams Oil-O-Mat fit..*
Dec
106
Jan
11%
Apr
!'■ 4%
Williams (R C) A Co...,*
Dec
Stein (A) ft Co
series A
5
Dec
101
^Jan
11
Aug
3
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
1 %
9% May
>32 July
Wisconsin P A 1/
5%
4%
1,100
10
12%
Steel Co 0/ Canada......*
Prod.l
-
..*
20
,
Coal
89.000
92
100% 101%
92
1952
Lighting 5s
A St Ry
Dec
%
1 %
22
,
-
Common.):
105% 111
122% 128%
$12-5% 126
Federal Water Service 5%s...__..1954
Western Tablet A Station'y
•"
10,000
Finland Residential Mtge
Jan
5%
80% " Dec "106
com...20
Dec
44
4%
6 %s
Maryland Ry—
I32
"800
24,000
1956
Jan
49
..95% June
4%
■
9,000
107% 197%
102% 103
Jan
Jan
%
1,600
,5
Westmoreland Inc.
Grocer
107% 112%
.....
Jan
% ' Dec
13% MHy
,
5%
Inc..I
800
16
B.i...li
(The) Corp v t c.l'
Standard Tube cl
■"
800
West Texas Utll $6 pref.
Western
98% 105
117
131%
July
3
Dec
83
,.1.25
2%
18
5%
91 %
10,000
109% 109%
1956
j.2030
Aug
1%
200
1
4s...!.
%
30%
Co.,
600
0
90%
91
f ♦Ercolc Marllli Elec Mfg—
Jan
July
79
102%
100%
1%
75
6,000
9%
93
79
109%
1955
83%
Aug
Dec
Wayne K .ittl ig Milis...5
Apr
i|« May
14%
%
17%
Jan
1%
%
10
1
i ig Co.,
14%
132
$116%
.1951
Dec
50
7% June
7% 1st preferred.,..100
Standard Steel Spri ig...5
1%
'
*
Class B
Walxer Mi
20%
f
1976
T♦Gesfrucl 6s
Dec
225
5
10
11,400
88
8%-
83%
24,000
83%
Dec
9
,
8%
1,000
84% 161,000
82-
*.
Empire District El OS
Oct
Sept
extended.,..,...*
Dec
10%
110
1
95%
103%
....I960
Jan
29%
preferred-.....-1U0
9%
110 >4
t
49
86% 100%
90% 101%
87
87
-82%
82%
31
2,000
99% 100%
82%
•General Rayon 6s A.
West Va Coal A Coke
1,700
98
81,000
1.000
30
°8
99%
1
Doc
Waitt & Bond class A.-..*
Dec
14
Feb
11%
43%
General Wat Wks A Elcc 5s......1943
Wentworth Mfg
13)4
40%
43
30%
100%
99%
............1971
Eastern Gas A Fuel
Wagner Baki ig—
7%
%
14
03
88%
Continental Gas A Elec 6s..1958.
Jan
Nov
1%
2,000
15,000
Gen mtge 4%s.,.
W
Nov
July
10%
99%
9
.05%,: 96%
10.3
103%
Electric Power A Light 54..,.!.
Elmira Water Lt A RR 5s
Feb
4%
88
7% pref. 100
88%
6%
6%
88
Jan
22%
35%
4
4%
Petroleum... 1
Waco Aircraft Co—....*
July
250
41,000
99%
Georgia Power A Light 5a._..
Jun
165
4%
600
9%
-09%
General Public Utilities 6%s A
0%
3%
9%
Consolidated Gas (Bait City)—
1% ; Jan
-5%
200
VogtManufacturi ig
Vuitee Aircraft Co..!...l
26%
14
"9%
59,000
5%
900
-3%
88
96%
1st ref .mtge 2%s series Q.
Oct
Sept
%
'50
62
.
73%
69%
103% 107%
Oct
15%
>•/•
Oct
200
29%
Jan
2%
%
22,000
"0% 100,000
2,000
19,000
11%
lot
93%
Cudahy Packing 3%s.
%
10
2%
..5
Va
Feb
85
i.
85%
104
Cuban Tobacco 5..1944
100
22%
Jan
-
80
90%
94
Florida Power Co 4s series CI960
Pub Serv
85
5%s.......'.1952
Jan
L>ec
2%
5 !
Dec
106
30,000
Jan
29%
Sept
101
8.3%
1st ref mtge 3s series P.
,Jan
14%
H
7%
31%
100
13
»n
103%
100% 105
82-
3%s series N..
^.61%-; Jan
;•
0,000
82
Florida Power A Light 5s.
Feb
,Ji«
14
%
-'
100
"24O00
1969
Consol Gas El Lt A Pr (BiRt)—
July
July
8% June
Dec
Ui8
lis June
Equities com..10c
$5.50 priority stock...1
5
14
Aug
13%
6%
27% "Aug
1S16
Utah Radio Products....1
20
,
,47
j
6 -Dec
53%
Utility
25
'is
Sunray Oil
"52%
Universal Products Co...*
5%
%
Sept.
63%
1958
5%s_.:.
.......1949
Community Pr A Lt 5s. j,J. 1957
.Connecticut Lt A Pr..78 A..—..1.1951
"is
Jap
5% - Mar
"•
105% 114%
106% 115
149
158
77
-
6„ - Dec
•.2% Dec
.2,300
3%
-
Utah Pow & Lt $7 pref..*
2.600
5
13
10
——
3%
3%
22%
Dec
Dec
1%
Cn..l
—
43
J 00
Universal Pictures com__l
27%
27%
Standard Silver Leid....l
Sun Ray Drug Co.
Dec
Sept
45%
360
:!
•7
8
26%
24%
100
—..*
—..*
(o) Cj
Sullivan Macnl lery
43%
%
8%
Ve lezuelan
600
(CJhio)—
Strooca
42%
2,225
c—.1
1%
Stl mes (Hago)
56
V
Feb
300
Standard Power & Light. 1
Stetson (J B)
53%
2%
46%
conv
Inc
55%
Paper......J2
149%
28%
25
6%
"
3% "Deo
Fel)
%
28
.'...!...
Debenture 5s
Aug
2%
Nov
%
^-
3%
May
38
Common.
Sterling
C>nv deb 5s.....—— ..1950
Cities Service PAL
Valspar Corp com......
$4 conv preferred..,.
1
Sterling Brewers Inc
Cities Service 5s-.1966
Sept
1%. Dec
JiiU
Standard Dredgl .g Corp
unn
Sept
80
3% Jan
2% Sept
43% Aug
23
"32%
Standard Cap A Seal com 1
Sterling Alamt
27%
Apr
*
July
1 %
1%
Spencer Shoe Corp—..
Products
June
100
105% 127H
$101H 102%
101% 102%
102% 103%
87.
29%
_
1st $7 conv pref
Sugar
1,000
"99%
Iliic
16%
Jan
Utah-Idaho
15.3
Jan
Mar
s >33 -'Deo ^
-.
2,300
Jan
Erie
Jan'
""*200
.....
rftahl-Meyer l ie
.....*
Standard Brewing Co.--*
Preferred....
f
153
5'm-:...............
.1954
5%s.:"..!!..1953
{♦Chicago Rys is Otis,.,,**.—-11027
Cincinnati St Ry 5%s A-.i,--—1952
6s series B
,.1955
Central States PAL
Nov
^
%8
Dec
%
Universal Corp v t
Dec
600
2%
89
70
Class B
Sept
"in
'%
Starrctt
^
153
..1964
3%8..i
Elec 5s........ 1 —1948
Ce nteal States
Jan
Sept
2%
"2"
*
Common class B__
11)00
Universal Cooler class A
2%
104
2%
2
2
Central 111 El A'Gas
22
U S
United Wall'
Jan
Aut
159%
>«1<S
2 %
Bros—1
Standard
U S Plywood—
....1942
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s
Sept
t
vwlie ."Dec
warr.—*
$5 1st pref with
.1053
Canada Northern Power 5s
Jan
>18
>i8
Mar
■! >w
United Stores common.50c
102% June
Gas.....*
5% preferred...... *100
123
U S and Int'l Securities.
Jan
23%
6%
10
preferred.20
Standard 0)1 (Ky)--.lO
Feb
...5
Radiator com..
1
.U S Rubber Reclaiming..*
Jan
Dec
1
27 %
5
Standard Oil
U S Graphite common
Aug
Apr
%
...25
Southland Royalty Co...5
$1.60
•%
19%
18%
$1.50 conv pref,.—-20
Dec
92
Preferred A._;
—
106%
1,000
Jan
-8.%
J
3,7 Ot)
%
%
18%
1
Universal Insurance
Co. 10
preferred ——
>ir
7
Oct
1 % June
142
Tel... 100
Spalding (A u) A
1st preferred.
-.
'7
Nov
lit
Jan
>18
■
•
%
80
com.
Jan
13
-.100
Southern Union
115%. 116%
6,800
.300
%
Deo
>268
5%'" Dec
%
.3,000
114
Nov
61
-
113% 114
114
1970
1954
Broad Itlver Power 5s..,..
'
Specialties
%
84
Dec
1%
5% orlgi lal preferred.25
6% preferred B—...25
5 %% pref series C...25
Soutliern CJb Pow cl A.26
7% preferred
Aug
112
114
1968
Birmingham Elec 4%s
Boston Edison 2%s
Debenture 5s
%
Edison—
Southern Pipe Line.....
116
,...25
Preferred..
United
Jan
7
115%
8%
Feb
19
Smith (H) Paper
Southern Phosphate
Deo
June
'113%
112%
... .
4
Dec
Skinner Organ.........
^Soutn New E igl
Sept
Elcc CO—
11
Dec
9 %
"
Mills...*
Solar Aircraft Co...
1
Solar Mfg Co..
1
Soaotone Cjrp.---------1
Hose Mfg common.......1
South Coast Corp com..]
South Pe in Oil
—25
Southwest Pa Pipe Ll.ie.10
10%
14%
U S Stores common._,.50c
*
Simmons-Boardiran Pub—
$3 conv preferred
Simplicity Pattern coin..1
Simpson's Ltd B stocks..*
Singer Mfg Co...
100
ginger Mfg Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg.£l
Sioux City G A E 7% pf 100
Conv
Apr
Nov
Dec
Dec
Apr
:
%
...."....1957
....I960
1998
5s series C....
%
f
....1950
..,..
Bethlehem Steel 6s
Nov
U S Foil Co class B
Dec
Jail
108%
6 %
Silex Co common
Southern Calif
Jan
July
Mar
7%
"750
"68
"63"
66
%
50
2%
-
Jan
Apr
-»9
.•'.7.''
7-
United Shoe Mach com.25
50
4%
i
9
3%
60%
ord reg..
United N J RR & Canal 100
United Profit Sharing.25o
Dec
%
1 %
Dec
Dec
10% preferred.... —-10
3
Nov
5%
\
.100
Am dep rets
Nov
Dec
37%
300
7%
.,14
-
lis
38
200
5%
—
1st 5s series B
United Molasses Ltd—
1%
1,000
:.
14
United IVfilk Products...*
$3 part 10 preferred ,...*
Oct
1,300
42 %
'1941;:
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Jan
:
800
$6 1st preferred..—...*
Aug
Sept
"
1
Common
7%.
14
7% preferred....... 100
United Lt & Pow com A..*
Common class B...'!..*
i
Industries Inc—
$6.50 prior stock
Allotment certificates
%
Dec
'is
200
United Gas A
Oct
41
June
Option warrants..
Mar
Jan
4%
5%
*
1st $7 pref non-voting..*
Jan
Jan
Feb
Dec
500
7
Deo
2
United Gas Corp com__.l
jan
115
3
United Corp warrants...,.
Jan
Jau
1,100 *2%
3%
8 %
3%
Selby Shoe Co
$3 cum A part pref
Jan
22
400
Un Clgar-Whelan Sts_„10c
Jan
14%
1%
1,300
%
6%
2%
Investment com..*
United Aircraft Prod.,__l
July
Dec
Dec
36
Inc
*
700
2%
5.4
4%
United Chemicals com..,*
Jan
>1#
1
Segal Lock A Hardware..1
Selberllng Rubber com.. '
Selected
Nov
6%
1,700
—
Range
for Year
'
High
B
Un Stk Yds of Omaha!. lOu
Jan
%
200
8%
8%
com.....*
Scullln Steel Co
115%
Dec
63%
•••
2%
United Elastic Corp.....*
"u
29%
Scranton Swiag
Union
Sept
Dec
Mar
16%
Brook—
Sen ice SO pref—
%
Dec
8
19%
114
$6 pref—.
Scranton Elec
15
Nov
%
800
%
8%
%
1
Sept
% June
Sept
28
Jan
Dec
%
8%
1,800
Log)
Jan
7%
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
Union Gas of Canada.
Nov
3%
Dec
-
-
Schlff Co common....r.
2%
121
Nov
20
,
Savoy Oil Co.
Price
V
W :ms
::
1%
U
July
10
Oct
2
2,4()0
3 Mi
"
2%
%
Sanford Mills
July
1.% Dec
70
Feb
10
Corpcom.l
*
Samson Urited
1%
May
1
Corp Ltd.
Class A $2 oonv pref. .60
common..6
— .100
Week
Convertible 6s.
Lawrence
7% preferred
of Prices
{Continued},
High
Dec
1%
preferred.!...*
Udyllte Corp....
,1
Unexcelled Mfg Co.....10
8t Regis Paper
for
Sale
Range far Year 1941
-,
■V9
St
TFcrt's Range
BONDS
■Week
„
com.l
Ryerson A Haynes
for
of Prices
-
4%
Dec
Apr
Dec
Dec
2%
Ryan
Week's Range
Sale
High
Low
Shares
La it
Par
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
(Concluded)
RanOefor Year 1941
iu
2%
Fifth Ave
RUsseks
Sales
Friday
Sales
""Tidan
80%
98%
80%
98%
81%
98%
•!
.
90
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Friday
-
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Sale
•'
^
bonds,
'r of Prices
4s serlea/i-i;.
by.
.
:>y -1965
„.
106%
1.000
106% 110%
"Milwaukee Gas Eight 4 %s...
•
'
v.,,'
■'
.
•* * p»-
•
1967
..—
>• '»w •• '
4K
102% 103%
103%
36,000
I
103%
103
5,000
Mississippi Pow A Et 5s—. 1957
103% 103%
10 000
Mississippi Rivet- Power'1st 5s
1961
MIsBourl Pub Serv 5?-1060
t'0% 110%
: 103
103
4.000
Mlrmes-rta "Power & Light 4%8_u.:1978
5v-;-
1107
.—1955
—
103
•
2,000
.
105%
1st & ref 5s
>
'
105% 108%
102% 106%
9,0(H)
105% 109%
2,000
104
107
>
105% 109
'U-.
136
186%
1949
100
'100%
3 4,(KM)
96
98
90
23,000
97
1st & ref 4%»aer
09
1952
1131/
Deb 6sseries A...............1973
IJcah Power,& Eight Cn— '
i
1st, lifet & gen 4%s.....L......19,4
116
100%
1941
116%
100% 101
10!)
6,000
"
111
121
5,000
83% 101
1,000
97
102
95
.
109
100
105
97
Panne
for Year
Low
104
I960
for
Week
of Prices
High
1
Price
United Eight & Rys (Me)-n6a series A
e
.,. 1, „
,
>
C.
ser
Sale
(Concluded) '
1941
48,000
'
BONDS
'"
6% perpetual certificates .J...:.
100% 107%
102
106""
Ji'; 1969
L._
Puget Sound P AT E 5%s.
'
1st & ref
_
Public Service of New Jersey—
60%
Sales
iFccFt Rnna
Last
Range
"for Year.
High
106% 107%
104% 105
106
106%
107%
1949
Pub Rerv of Indiana 4s..
104
98
;
.
196"»
8 f deb
1,000
58 000
Week
Low
Price
.
for
of Prices
.
•
-1;,
mtge3%s.
1st
1
99%
fi'%
99%
57%
P9%
6'% ;
—
Public Hervice Co of Colo—
105% 109%
8,000
-■f
Middle State* Pet 6 %*;>..w...;i-1945
Midland Valley RR 5s-*.1943
,^'fv.
,(Continued)
'107%
107
l o7
lPreit'a Range
Sale
1941
IVj),',
Sales
Last
■
for Year
Htoh
Ed.4sEU—j.:;'; J—.ei,—- '106%
Metropolitan
k-
Range
fori
Week
'
tow
Price
183
1. 1950
99
8,000
140-
17,000
162
51
Deb 6s series
{93
A..^.i...Ui-.-.2022
99%
,94% 102%
l^'
A'
'
112%
109
'u-,
,
;va Pub. Service 5%$ A.1046
Est ref 5s series B,
19.50
■.i
,
96% 104
v
101%. 101%
102% 102%
•
1
""
'
1
Debs f 6s.
*
.1916
99%
1,000
100
1.000
100
1,000
99
•
99%
102%
103%
102
Queens Biro Gas & Elec—v i-.5%sseries A...........1952
Stirfoik ttfc
Nassau &
5s.^:^kfJ946
100
Et 5« B--:-~2a3o
{♦National Pub «erv 5s ctfs
197.3
Nebraska Power 4 %s
6sseries A—r
,
_
-
*
-
-
...
-
New
England,Pow 3%s—L—-el—1961
'
1
86 *"
114% 124
87
1
3^s:>jkti^l.l964
69%
Safe Harbor Water 4 %»..
50
09 %
9an
106
109%
.81%
100% 105%
1115
114
.
107%
.115%
,
1.000
5,000
56%
12,000
,107% 108%
3,000
j;.. 54
—.11069
107
J——.,—1945
Southwestern Gas & El
—.
1,000
107
106
35.000
106
23.000
103
107%
106
-.1948
..1948
Debenture 6s
Dec
6s gold Jebs..
105% 106%
14,000
105
109
1
-4,000
102
106%
Stinnes
103
-
_
Standard Pow & Lt 6s..ij,™
146)
1977
'lOi'4
186
24.000
34
4E066
103% 101%
1971
'iom
104% 105
101)00
106%
106% 107
3,000
—-T'-W
195
Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series
-
1)
1105
3%*.........................1970
Pldla Etec Pow
Phtla
106
5Ha.1972
^♦Piedmont
"S'ooo
106% 109%
1105% 109
114% 114%
Rarid Tra tit 0s_—— —1)62
1,000
100% 106%
5s stamped
105% 105%
,
extetided.........-^1950
Potomac Edison 5a E
100
92%
68
35,000
6)%
92%
92%
30,000
0)
2,000
68%
32%
56%
50
1,000
69
75%
0%
"100%
107%
29,000
105%
107
107%
118%
99% 110%
107% 107%
...1968
Twin City Rap Tr 5%s...._.
'
u
70
1962
-
High
28
21%
Jan
28%
22%
Jari
28 %
Sept
Sejnt
6%
Nov
20%
,Jan
6 %
A pr
11%
Oct
6%
Nov
27
Jan
Feb
22
Feb
{8
22
"35"
35
20
97
May
73
25
Mar
5
1,090
_30"
26"
{
Dfin
68
35
1955
Sept
July
Mfty
34% Oct
Danzig Port A Waterwavs
♦Extl 0s stpd-i'-U-1853
{1
Jan
Dec
27
Jan
Dec
27
Jan
6%
Dec
27
Jan
6 %
;*4ecured69....
1947
4|*Ha.icver (City) 7s.. 1939
♦j * Ha oover (Prov) 6%s.'49
L
7
5%
6
^♦German Con Mun 7s.'47
105
26%
6,000
Dec
16
May
17*630
96
69%
100%
-08%
With
71%
47,000
10%
112% 112%
..1949
7
-
2,090
1st
f 68
8
i.
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101%
101%
"v t c," voting trasc oertltloit04'
1,000
36,000
103
108%
without warrants,
-
93% 102%
!
40
Mar
June
43% June
Dee
20 V,
o.it
Mar
15%
2%
2%
Sept
14%
Nov
15
6%
7,090
63,000
i %
7>» May
13,000
h» June
8%
Jan
Oct
Oct
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faoanese bonds.
Feb
42%
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<00
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Nov
,
88
'c im." en a native
15%
1
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Apr
27 %
.....
tit%
I uu
.
.
27%
'23%
j 13
10%
13,000
98%
Sept
Mar
22%
28
23
15
wlTWh
31,000
ioo""
.1952
a-n-e'•fe-
Sept
11 %
5%
"10,000
100% 101
100% 101%
100%
190%
.1974
15%
Mar
......
103% 103%
Debenture 6s..2 '.1975
1st lien &
n
•
30
United Light A Power Co—
Nov
Aug
7
U
deelaratio
.{ Fri lly's ot 1
25
30%
.
14 :
-
;
118%
10%
20 ;
.1945
^
*
11%
114
•♦United El Service 7s....U.i-- .1955
|»(Jjited industrial6%s........ .1941
8%
13
5,0.90
{15
♦Parana (State) 7s...1958
♦Rio de Janeiro 6 %i-.135.)
*3a uiito 7<j
10
Feb
6.090
{U%
♦Rissian Govt 6%s.,.E)l9
♦5
1921
10
.3,090
9%
{25
♦Mtge Bk of Chile 6s„ 1931
106% 109%
*
6
X 11
9%
Mtge Bk of Denmark 5s '72
l.ono
115,000
74%
lt
♦issue of May 1927...
♦Issue of Oct 1927....
121%
•
6
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s_1947
106% 108%
118
1958
1)58
7s
♦Me.'lellin 7s stamped.1951
107%
t-
}*lTlen & Co—,".
; Conv 6s 4th'stpd-_;riv..v.r--: .1950
82 %
26
L'rw
28
{25
{25
59...-.'1953
♦Mara <hao
105
105%
...1456
........L'.u—.2022
Tide Water Power 5a..... . S
1979
'."Debenture 0
100
100%
Range for Year 1941
%
With declaration.;...
25%
13
99%
67
Week
High
1962
Danldi 5%s.....
Ext
•17
66
for
Range
of Prices
1918
*6s setk'S A...
02%
5%
1 160
1'
10,000
79%
69%
64
*8"666
^♦Cent Bk of German RtaT
i. A Prov Banks 6s B. 1951
-
5,000
Week's
1947
♦Catica Valley 7s.
02%
19,000
74%
Low
Price
*
♦20-year 7s.._.Jan
29H
106% 110%
108 m 112%
75
59
7,000
1.000
63
f♦Baden 7s.1951
Bogota (see Mtge Bank of
s
18%
.-1947
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Col)
if ♦20-ye8r 7s
Apr 1916
92%
40
j
115-«
98%
3,000
101
75%
69
69%
_,15*
,{10
Texas Power & Lt 5a......V
102% 106
93% 100%
80
74%
:1937
Sale
Tietz (i.)—see Eeonard
2;000
109%
109% 109%
101"
19,000
'{io% "is"'
Toledo Edison 3 %s
6,000
97%
95%
109'
4Hnseries
196!
Potrero Rugar 7s statuped..^...-'. 19s7
l ower Corp (Can) 4 46s 14........ 1959
t•Prussian Electrio fl3-.y.—..--i:195t
40%
61.0(H)
29,000
....1953
109%
26%
60
{70%
03
-1944
.
'
♦Terni Hydro El 6 %s
^
....11955
'■
1946
.
.
.
Uni.ed Elec N J 4
97%
94
111%
34%
.
Texas Elec Service 5s.*.
109%
105% 110%
6
95%
16,000
75
18
18%
"i 67 '"
63
"
.1941
..
Last
Bonds
(City) Peru—
•6 %s stamoed
104
12%
phM.940'
101
74
—-1946
6s aeries A.
104% HO
Portland Gas & Coke Co—'.".;,'-:;:
"."♦5s stam pe.l
i
Friday
,106% 110%
1,000
.1953
Elec 6a.——
.
.
.
.
Lima
103% 106%
107%
108%
114% 119
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
106%
101%
25% 38
i eooT)i.tO0
Hydro El 6 Mia....... I960
^♦Pomeranian
4,000
74%
74
1950
(Hugo) Ccrp—
103
106
106
106
108 44
Pennsylvania Wat & Pow 3%8——196
.
.
8tam ned 5s..........;
•
95
10 4
1462
-—........
•
101
1101% 103
97% 99%
99
1104% 105
5a aeries H........
„
109
106%
50%- 61
105% 109 %
3,000
76
75%
74%
Certificates of deposit—
Penn Electric 4s F
ned.... i:.
99
6.000
"••)
7-4s 3d atam{>edi.•...
.
tstvn
||*Ycrk Rys Co 5s stpd......
*
105%
99% 106%
44,000
-76
76 i
"
-.195?
7-4S 2
1956
105
101
104
76
7
74%
1966
♦Starrett Corp Inc 5s
103
9,000j
1,000
4,000
.
103
54
••
75%
..-i—...j.... -.1957
103
Penn Cent E & P 4%h...
93
•1,000
111%
106'ii
Pacific Ets A Pow 5s.—........1942
-
74
75
-.Debenture 63-:..v'44..a-;-^v'-- -1)51
113%
liO
105% 110%
96
•
6a (Stamped)
1955
101H
Oklahoma Power & Water 5s....'.Us8
Park Lexington 3s...
85
106% 106%
{105% 109%
42% 44 ,
-.1989
106% 107%
104% 105%
109% 109%
Pacific Pow A Etg 5<.
3-EOOO
100
52
3%s._.. r.1970
Spalding (A G)
109^
:a» 3%s 14
96%
Standard Gas & Electric—
103 U
—
84
105% 109%
-1 1962
Oklahoma Na'ural
54
Southwestern PoW & Lt 63;..... ..2022
3%s'
...'.1.108
_—..........1971
Ohio Power 1st mtge
.
52
87%
13,000
1104% 107
101% 102%
102
Southern Indiana Rys 4s.J..... ..1951
64%
49%
110
v.ooo
20
76%
101% 102
.
1st mine 3a.
87%
-.1971
...
Conv 6a (-it-trnped)
Ohio Public Rervi-e 4s
8
36%
{102% 105
103% 105%
104% 104%
5%
108
*
138%
21,000
92%
92%
100
..:l')06
;
"1
92%
-.1957
Southern Calif Edison 3s.
O
Ogden Gas 1st 5a
131
11
6s -stam pod
106% 109%
1,000
,i
.
Scu Carolina Pow
101% 103%
104 Vi
1947
r—1948
...:
86
3%a.'ij.._.. ..■1970
-/"u
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
102^ .108% 108%
1956
1% •
.
Elec 5<.ll...
y
Nortliern Ind Public Service-—
1st 3?4s series A
13,000
,
-W1967
Shawlnlgan WAP 4%s
1st 4%s series D..^.._c. -.1970
Sheridan Wyo Coal 63...4.i... -.1947
Nortb American Eight A Power—
Nor Co-t'l Utll 5%s._i
130
150% ' ; 52
80% 81%
Southern Calif Gas
45
32
110%
130
..1951
107% 111%
103
109
—1051
:
Sculliu Steel Inc
1st mtge 33..:..a....
5 %s series A——-—........
i ..1979
..1952
♦Schulte Real Est 63.....
97%
1109v115
6%8——-------rl953
Nerth B jeton 1 tg Prop 3%b
.....
Joaquin L & P 6s
H ♦Saxon Pub Work8 6s-._.'__._. .-'1937
85-100
in
.1,951
2
9,000
115% 115%
6s
56%
to'ooo
V
.2030
69%
56%
4,000
16%
J...In!
3%s...
Western Newspaper Union—
13,1)00
103% 104
14
West Pe
55.000
15,OOP
•
2%
2%
{103 %"I10%
107% 107%
107% 107%
Wash Ry A Elec 4s:.....
Wishi igton Water Power
28%
8%
•S
33,000
83%
1
j
f
,#5a Income deb....i.L'ii.i.i. .1951
99%
1104%
4;tvl351
Debenture
Nippon El Pew
W
West Penn Traction 5s............. .I960
1i*lluhrOas Crtrp 6 %s.l.
.1953
1i*Ruhr He using 6%8.-...;.^i--i-'t958
:
■
*
121%
'
N Y A Westchester Etg 4s_.-..-;.20U:
v>**
90%
Wnllorf-Astoria Hotel—;
'112".
107
v87%
81%
80'
70%
;
114
58,000
'
'
:
♦Income6SaeriesA—i——1949
NT-State E A G
1.000
62%
61%
,
6,000
26
;.*4
New Orleans Public 'b-rvlce—
"•
•
5^sJr.l-i.U.----'-4954
14,000
58% 63
1106% 109
""832<
"New England Pow Assn 5s....—19-18
:
58
58
58%
"0Debenture
57%
'58%
•
-
Conv deb
80
"99% 102%
14
01%
118%
1110
'
-
91
91
70%
105% 109
119
•119
_
NeW Engknd Gas-AEl AtomfiSiU j.1947
5s —■
:J A
..V
L
-41948
K
■
2,000
;
114%
L8
110% 110%
J—r —1981
..iV—';.2022
Nevada-Cal'for* la Elec 5»_a
i 105.G
New Amsterdam Gas 5s—I——- —194S
-
tot); 100
•
1107 i 109
National Pow A,
80
'v
a u v ni 14 -dock
vltn
v "
%
w,"
Italian,
and
virrntv
in all isuues or German,
11
f
-
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
t
-;%;Uil:Bailiniore" iSlock-i Exchaiig^/vi^ •;/
Sale
Stocks, (CoW eluded) -
for
of Prices
Jan; 3 to Jan. 9, both inclusiv«, compiled from official sales lists
Last
ll'eeA-'s Hame
sale
Par
Stocks-
of Prices
Price
Low
Low
High
Arundel C< rp_i.„;.
14%
Bait Tra' rlt Co com v t c.♦
15%
12
Dec
25c
85e
50c
,-
4
5%
.
51
Dec
193
103
4% preferred C.....109
Davlsort C mm Co corn.-.l
EoStn Sugar Assoc com vtc
Preferred
;
■
■
10
12%
48
1.00
Finance Co of
30
30%
HoustonDil >ref.-..--100
Md APaRR c >m
22.%
£1%
1.50
•
-.100
—
K erch & A* in Transp
50c
May
Jan
35c
'
1.50
24
1.09
Oot
42%
Feb
15%
Feb
25
Jan
15
Feb
2.2^
Feb,
2.65
73..
70
k...--'-30
New Amsterdam Cisuslty?
Pa Water A Power com..4
48
48 '
47%
16%
35%
20%
elia
>
A 5s
31%
Jan
33%
M
r
Dec
Dec
Njv
1,75
Apr
29%
1
—..
2:
flat.,........1975
53
+ "f"
GaRou A Fin 5,'1 9-..19'5
.58
,
.08
■fl'JO
35,500
13.500
.
,20%
Sept
Mar
57
■
to
91
47%
Dec
Sept
40
Jan
56%
Sept
63%
Dee
73 -V
Nov
Cum
Sale
Stocks—
of Prices
Price
Pa
„
Tel—.100
Low
Albany.,.
—
Boston Elevated...
Boston Herald
—
.25
J. .100'
23%
-
44
t
76 %
Traveller.*
15
109
Jan
69
Dec
20 %
Deo
Dec
4,619
45%14
543
-
-
85
40%
12%
60
%
Rig' ts (i-<sued)
i—2.50
29
i
Prior preferred.—,
—
.100
"."(">%•
Class A 1st pref stpd. 100
(
100
lass B 1st pref std..
100
365
"""2""
Class D 1st pref stpd. 103
see
page
1 %
5%
6%
1 V%
2
2%
Boston Pers Pro*) Trusts.. *
For footnotes
,
1*%?
9
186.
x
1%
,
.12
.
2
2%
10
20
.
40
345
jail
41%
Jan
Aug
M ay
19
-
Feb
'
Jan
16
21
)21%
-»
'
8%
.Tan
29%
2%
28%
.30
48.5
20%
Dec
Aug
2%
2%
500
Apr
3 %
Jan
(Del).,—3
3%
3%
7%
15%
11%
4%
1,800
2%
Anr
7%
50
7
Dec
5%
10%
May
15 %
500
15
Dec
10%
Aor
11%
150
10
Jan
12%
Aug
3%
'3%
50
2%
39%
5%
930
32%
A or
900
5%
Dec
8%
Jan
475
52%
Dpc
75%
Aug
Belden
Mfg Co com.
19
Radio
Corp.: *
Beiuoiit
28%
Oot
Bennix Aviation
4%
Oct
Berghoff Brewing
25
,
:•••••;• 4k?
-
200
39
Feb
1% May
Dec
'
12%- Feb
5c
1,200
165
.Aug
5c
May
May
129
6e
28,488
Dec
330
3,100
11c
193
11%
699
17%* Dec
15%
21%
.
100
50c
Oct
1
Feb
8
Dec
360
3%
i
295
71%
3 '3
28
4 %
Dec
23%
Dec
59% June
55%
914
46%
43%
125
42%
Dec
Dec
25c
36c
4,735
10c
Dec
31
101 % • 103f
7%
38
200
21%
38
i
7%
21%
--
98
Apr
45
6%
"20
Dec
$3,000
18%
Jv
■
Dec
1 %
21%
2,550
13%
100
1%
250
1
Dec
2%
Jan
7%
100
7
June
11%
Aug
14%
Bent
—10
com-10
$6 pref.*
Cent 111 Secur Corp com.;l
Cent, S W Util com..—50e
Prefem d..:
->*
Jin
...
Ja 1
Sept
46%
July
52c
Mar
Coleman
.
*:
Common..'..i.-.'.-i--*
com.25
1,000
101%
.
Dee
10.5%
Nov
.
upr
—
*
Container Corpnf
9,'botb inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Sales
Friday
Last
Sale
20%
Jan
3%
Dec
10%
Aug
Abbott Laboratories com .*
1
3%
Aug
Acme Steel Co common.25
1%
Dec
Dec
Aug
Advanced Alum Castings 5
1%
Dec
."3%
8
Dec
13^
of Prices
for
Apr
i-
%
3%.
July
Aug
Par
Price
Low
-
-
RirnjeJoT
Year 1941
Week
.
Low
Shares
High
High "
cl A25
M fg Co, - - *.
47%
570
49%
46%
42
J in
*n
J 11V
be
Nov
%
Doc
330
28
Dei
20
90
De-
112%
May
4%
17%
10
Dec
On
8%
21%
Jan
100
3%
15%
150
9%
De-
11
Jan
32,400
%
Oct
1
Jail
27%
Fel
%
19%
1%
'bo
15,450
Jan
31%
Juiy.
Dec
10%
Bept-
450
41%
Dec
72%
J in
2%
3%
1,100
2%
Dec
6%
July
37%
Nuv
41
Dec
30
29
350
9
450
8
70
37
"5%
37
22%
23%
6,650
1%
23%
1%
5%
300
6%
20
5
878
4%
4%
13%
19%
Feb
6%
Mar
%
Dec
6%
Dec
16%
4
127
Jdl
2%
11%
20
13%
19%
July
Deo
Dec
%
Jan
"'-J'
July
25
10%
Dec
23 %
Jan
13%
14
180
10%
Dei-
1 n<
12%
12 %
170
8%
Dec
19%
15%
Rent
99 ?(
96
9<r%6 :'":2:t0
80%
Jai
08%
Dec
1*1%
15%
'
15%
8%
CohucoralG
Deere A Co common.i.:—*
; 1 %
21%
Dismond T M;,t Car com.2
8%
Juft
Dec
19
9
507
7%
Dec
10%
4%
300
1%
Apr
2 %
Dec
22%
167
19%
Feb
28%
Sepv
9E
75
13
CXipt
11
Nov
15%
100
*
Curtiss-Wright Corp com. 1
Jan
8%
8%
35
Jal
Dodge Mfg Corp com
T
u%
E Eiv Paber C Tn (T ie)..*
17%
10%
17%
250
Jan
10
*
Jan
46%
common..25
Dixie-VortexCocom
47
48%
3%
Dec
J in
97
"
23
;
Jan
Feb
36%
21%
Aug
Aug
14%
be
l>ec
49-
Nov
21
De,;
100
9%
95%
Aug
Jan
290
•
6%
23
Dec
51%
-50
2
Dee
De-
57%
30
Dee
Jan
15
Dee
22%
„
llec
Se-'t
18
58%
Feb
28,%
2
29
,
-
50
46
43%
1%
22%
A Hie J Prod »cts Corp
A Hls-Cbalmers
48%
9%
4%
Jan
20%
43
%
39
8%
—
com..:...30
~~-:f % cumui jref.crl0u
Cunningham D' Btores-2%,
»r
300
70
29
Oontineritf,1 i teelcom.—-*
Crane Co
Oecker (Alf) A
49%
Amer^
—-20
Cudahy Pack
July
4%
*
Wiekfi Rang
pf shs.op
Common.,.^i—
Dec
18%
200
16%
67
4%
Consolidated Biscuit com.l
O insoiM lied Gil Corp
A
18
I,amp A Stoys—
Com'wei Kh E lison
39%
135
17%
"i%
16
650
13
7)8
40%
Dec
11%
309
%
Chrysler Corp common...5
Cities SetMce Go "om —.10
Apr
June
5%
20
16 %
69%
;
Jan
9%
:
12%
Chicago Vol Cab cap..—*
31
5%
19%
10%
Cherry Burred Corp com.5
Chicago Corp common.-1
Converllblc preferred..*
Dec
107
..
2%
13
250
11
10%
~~5~H
97
78%
63%
.
104% 104%
7%
,——.*
Cent btatis tow A Lt pf.»
C'-iain Belt Co com.—.-*
Jan
■■
%4.1970
21%
Prior lit n pref.:.
Jau
8%
30%
...
Cent 111 Pub Herv
June
1%
11
5'it June
5
Cistle (A M) A Co
25% Jnte
Rent
50
Class A preferred. ,;y-- *
Bruno Co (E E) com.....5
Aug
Jan
41
3%
:
June
Dec
6
14%
Butler Brothers—
45c
De
3%
K. 5% cum conv pref^4.-30
Campbell Wy A Can Fdy. *
19%
67
•
Jan
14%
20%
13%
1%
Jan
Feb
100
63%
:
2
Jan
com.5
Warner Corn com—5
cap..*
Brown Fence A Wire com; 1
Dec
Elec
640
..
63%
■
%
Mfg Co cap, v-—-1
Brach A Sons (E J)
Dec
1%
5%
Apt
6%
283
9
80c
37%
5%
B org
Jan
30
Dec
Dec
37%
Bliss A Laughiiirlno
July
52c
4%
53%
....
21
coin j:. .5
(Jnrp-1
Binks
May
2%-Sent
?.? 0?4";'July
18%
42%
36c
Jan
12c
99 %
2c
5%.
55
38
785
•67%
Ry Co 199
Jan.
Shot
.5%
35%
20%
Vot ti! ctfs part
to
20%
Dec
Dec
8%
"eelig M fg A-com 5
Bast.lv Bl°sai ig com;:;.. *
Apr
Chicago Stock Exchange
3
Jan
2
Aviition Corn
May
4-.
Jan.
Aug
Dec
22%
7
168%
20
May
1,125
26%
EMass^t-R-V ser 4 4%s'48
168% May
109% Nov
97%
Jan
34%
Jan
50% Feb
Jan
Deo
Dec
3%
200
May
1%
*
f
.' "
04
2.000
5
29
80c
pref.%2i-,iv..25
'
117
Dec
20%
2
8%
:■
United Shoe Much Corp.25
.
133%
26%
28%
4 "
3%
larlow A
Sept
8%
41
4%
101%
14%
United Fruit Co.67%
,
1,000
1,009
1,493
4%
127
73
20
21
200
-
25c
35c
36c
RR-ii,—.50
Co....,.23
ass
4%
4%
TO
i
20
70
17
1c
,
Torrington Co (The):,.';:
6% cum
v.' v-.jj
4 '4
100
E1c
Mucn Co., .10
Stocks—
'
Jao
58 %
Sept
3%
27%
16%
15c
27%
Pacific Mills.Co.........*
Dec
Boston A Mai ie—
Common stamped. —100
100
Anaconda Cop Mln cap.50
Armour A Co, comtnony.6
Associates Invent Go com.*
Atch Ton A S Fe com.. 100
79
'
79
Amer Tel A Tel Co cap.
451
'
High
Dec
805
24%
13%
Low
115%
High
Low
Shares
Co isumers Co-—
5,035
82
23%
•--43%
3%
•
2
22 %
3%
2
System*1*4
Warren (S D) Co''i*
Range for Year 1941
Shares
103
100
"81%
100
—
Boston Edison.
High
.
Amer Rad A Stand com..*
90
2!)
24
27%
NortbButte
B jktoii A MaifleA
for
Week
"125% .122% 134%
Bigelow Ban Carp pref. 103
Boston A
.
Oct
Dec
10c
Jan
350
•
.
3%
preferred..—..100]'yl6%
Bonds—
Week's Range
Price
Bethlehem Rleel Corp com*
Waldorf
Sales
Dec
753
165
:
5%
40.
23
Mass Util Associates vtc.Jl
Vermont A M
Last
15
5%
49
I MR
Quincy Mining
Jan. 9,'bath inclusive; compiled from official sales lists
■
\mer
74% June
105
m
V- 3% ; 3%
Peonsylva ia
Mar
23%
100
1%
82
EamsQii Corp (Dei) com. .5
Mai le Central com..iv 100
35
Nov
'Dec
40
285
•
7c MM',7c
Feb
33%
•
1
26%. Sept
Exchange
Fndag
Amer Tel A
1%
81%
Preferred. ..*
Helvetia Oil Co
Dee
June
Week
Pub Rerv pref—.100
Aug
7%
Dec
%
86
32%
12
_
Utah Metal A Tun Co.-.l
Jan, "3
30%
5%
•_
Mergenthaler Ei iotype.'.*
Aug
Par
23%
H athaway B akeries—
Narragansett Rac Assn.-l
New Eugi Tel A Tel... 100
"48%
82%
_
8,090
68
Boston Stock
•
200
48%
82
'
Apr
Dec
:
1%
44
Stone A Webster."^.
;'88
49%
88
Dec
iv.i
iy, 130
Shawmut Assn T P—-.—* ;;
43%
lc
%
30%
—
Apr
3.75
84
(Toftstl 4neCoiin--~-
Ctfs Of indebt 5
Stocks (Continued)
High
Dec
Feb
5
1%
—
*
Bait Tra ieit Co 4s flat ,1975
150
11%
4%
30c -1,395
%
20c
R>0
Preferred B-.-2^..1CK)
Eastern SS com
L...*
Reece Fold
Bonds—
■
24
31
31
.
41%
22%.
24
National Bank.20
Western
A tlaittiv
40.
,y.2
IT 1 Fidelity A (>uar.
19
,181%
Nov
Feb
2.65
Nat Marl
4
(.i'.iette Safety Razor Co.*
Dec
73
.
1st preferred..
Oct
35% July
10 ;i
Oct
12%
Common
lJr<9emd,:.--r;v2^,.'y*
EmpFGrbup As#k»e T c.^i*
1.05
22%
'2,4
-
Jan
9
Preferred........... 1 >9
Mt V-Woodb Mills com 100
30
Out
42
40
,
f
Eastern Mass St Ry
Sept"
Dec'
135
3
6%
40
Jan
Apr
29
i
9%
6%
50c
Jan
11
10%
17
9%
110%
Jan
Jan
113%
m A com.5
6% preferred..100
Dec
Sept
5% Sept
Jan
71%
5%
116
GaSpu & Fla2d pref... 109
Guilford Realty Co com.. 1
>
Dec
6%
■48
44%
Ja
105
19%
12%
-
.115
Fidelity A Denosit^.v..20
Fidel A Guar Fire Corp.. 10
1.65
40%
103
10%
1
c.1
v t
5%
31%
46%
-•
for
of Prices
tjOW
Higi
(t^ey Truss Wtierl cap—4
%% prior pref-—-t 100
6% preferred. ..-—,.100
17% Rept
'
..100
1st pref v t c
1212
19
16
19
Common .1:,^.,.:—...
4
■
Low
Eastern (las A Fuel Assoc—
High
'
Consol Gas E E A Power.*
Providence., 100
Copper Range.—....,— *
East Boston Co————19
Range for Year 1941
Week's Rang
Sale
,
"
Boston A
Friday
Range for Year. 1941
Shares
High
Pange for Year 1941
"last.
Week
Low
scales
cn<M;
Week's Range.
;
Price
Par
Mies
Tiuay
Last
Jail
Sept
7
May
7 '4
Mav
8%
Dec
11
Jan
13%
Aor
21
Aug
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
184
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Friday
Sales
Last
Week's Range
Sale
of Prices
Low
High
■
Stocks
(Concluded)
Par
Price
UtllCorp.5
Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
Eversharp Inc com. —1
Elec Household
2 A
Feb
3
4%
1
com...5
|
'General Food3 common..*
Gea Motors Corp com.. 10
General Outdoor Adv com *
Gillette Safety Razor com *
Goldblatt Bros Inc com..*
Fuller Mfg Co common,.
Gen Amer Transp
44
General Electric Co com.
27%
3%
:
6%
com.10
"Tk
8%
7
"
Jan
4%
20%
Dec
10%
17%
Jan
Mar
16%
50
(j %
Jan
9
Jan
Sept
500
7%
Dec
9%
9%
Nov
Jan
i'
6%
7
50
.
:
May
60
28%
Dec
40
500
7%
Dec
670
4%
Dec
13%
10%
Jan
Jan
Aug
22%
22H
209
21
Dec
29%' Jan
15%
3%
15%
}i5
13%
21%
3%
73%
7%
48%
50
2%
Dec
Dec
47%
11
22%
Indianapolis PAL com..*
Indiana Steel Prod com. .1
Inland Steel Co cap...—-*
11
70%
7A
Corp com.. *
luteruat Harvester com...*
Iron Fireman Mfg v t C—*
Jarvis (W B) Co cap——-I
Katz Drug Co common..1
Inter lake Iron
7%
190
Apr
90%
Jan
9%
56%
Dec
Doc
Dec
63%
Jan
4
July
306
6%
805
42%
10%
Dec
18
150
5%
Dec
14
350
3
Dec
150
Aug
Mar
'
6A
6A
3%
7%
6%
3%
"7%
x7%
40
Leath A Co com..-.-----*
J3% prefened
—.*
Liquid Carbonic com..,.*
Loudon Packing com....*
5
3%
120
80
1%
100
2
S2 cumul nart pref-——
150
16
660
11
140
20%
200
Jan
Sept
17%
32%
28%
Sept
4%
29%
Dec
Apr
Jan
20%
5
Apr
Dec
2%
Dec
26
Sent
Jan
Apr
Mickelberry's Food Prod-
3%
3%
4,300
3 %
3%
4%
-3%
10% .14
Midland Un Co conv pf A
Midland Utll 6%
1100
3%
3%
Common
Middle West Corp cap...5
prlienlOO
7% prior lien....—100
A
5%
-
4
—
26%
26%
5
3A
3%
8%
Nat
Cylinder Gas com...1
National Standard com. 10
Noblltt-Sparks Ind cap..5
North Amer Car com..,20
22%
Northwest Airlines com..*
"io""
Northwest Bancorp com. .*
Nor West Util
Park er Pen
Dec
7%
1%
1,325
1,284
%
29%
37%
Dec
Dec
Dec
31%
42%
143
Sales
Week's Range
Last
Sale
Stocks—
Par
\irway Electric pref. ..100
Low
15
15
City Ice A Fuel*
17
'i.Ttr
•2%
;
2%
27
j
Cliffs Corp com.........6
13%
-
-
Dow Chemical pref..,. 100
Eaton Mfg.......
.»
Fostoria Pressed Steel
.'*
General Elec com
*
Goodrich BF_.
*
Goodyear Tire A Rubber.*
Greif Bros Cooperage A..*
Haina M. A.$5 cum. prof *
■V
26%
12%
-
13%
110
Gen Motors Corp com.. 10
"12%
25
com-_!.-*
Goodyear Tire a Rub Co.*
Hancock Oil Co a com,.,*
Gen Paint Corp
Lac Chemicals Inc.
45
110
2%.
33%
Jan
116
13
55
Pac Finance
Dec
.■7 9%
Dec
Jan
Apr
35%
21%
20%
Pac
Mar
103 hi".-Jan
38 V
Dec
106%
'.240
10
L. 200
McKce (AG) cl B
Medusa Portland Cement *
31%
"31%
40
29
Dec
3.8
Jan
lj%
1%
16%
40
15
Feb
24
July
National Refining new
National Tile
15
1%
*
'
2
._*
...
N Y Central RR com
.
.28%
28%
100
a5%
a5%
9%
*
Packer Corp.
*
.
9%
9%
Patterson-Sargent
*
Republic Steel
Rlchman Bros
*
ai8T
*
29%
com.
>10%
fll8
115
3%
Dec
9
.111
706
45
'•
10
%
Dec
22%
Dec
5%
Van Dorn Iron Works....*
,7%
5%
Dec
47
Dec (i 70%
West Res Inv Corp pref 100
White Motor—..
..50
5%
200
4%
Dec
6
7%
,5%
200
3% May
9
480
4
,.
7 •
4%
...
*
■
'
55%
56
al4% al5
-
Youngstown Sheet A Tube*
50
Dec
51 %
v
40
T.
«34% «35%
24%
2%
Dec
Deo
150
8
Dec
11
50
22
Dec
32
14
4%
200
19%
Dec
3%
Nov
8
Jan
Mar
7% June
Apr
300
14
100
10%
9
150
6
4%
220
2
0
4%
3%
14%
14%
15
2,812
10
10
10
32%
10
50
14
M.av
10%
46
May
18
Jan
Dec
16
>•
Aug
17%
42%
•
l>ec
Jan
13%
Oct
12%
8
Building
.5
»
56%
— ..
Penn RR capital
Pressed Sleel
Dec
17%
36%
17%
Dec
25%
Jan
51
27
Jan
594
21%
200
Car com.,—
"7 A
Dec
13
Dec
28%
11%
6
342
20
.9%
67%
541
9%
1,240
51%
141%
Dec
105
190
Dec
160
1,395
2%
Dec
7%
65
58
142
—100
Radio Corp of Amer com
145
3%
2%
Rath Packing common...10
55
Raytheon Mfg 0% pref—5
Republic Si eel Corp com.*
17%
Sangamo Elec Co com...*
Schwitzer Cummins Cap.l
Perrick Corp cl B com
1
4%
SI vyer Steel Casti ngs com. *
14 A
Standard Brands Inc com.*
•
Jan
2%
Sept
20%
Aug
Brown McLaren com
100
3%
4%
Dec
6
22%
Jan
Dec
13%
250
9%
78%
Jan
6%
Sept
300
Dec
Feb
14
Dec
18
150
29%
Mar
37
315
2%
225
,
49%
1%
100
.
3%
Dec
Dec
Jan
Jan
Aug
1
1%
25%
Standard Oil of N J cap.25
Stewai t Warner Corp com 5
Wk
Common...
Studebaker Corp com
8undstrand Mach T'l
it*
6
18%
23%
24%
21%
Apr
Mar
Oct
40
308
16%
19%
39
May
Dec
24%
3 Y»
550
2,050
1,401
Sept
July
Dec
25
16%
4%
005
19
2%
34%
46%
Dec
Dec
Dec
1,150
4%
20%
1%
25%
1,551
,5%
2%
1,200
18
18%
2,102
8%
Jau
6%
Sept
Texas Corp capital.—25
Thompson (J R) cora__..2
37%
6
Trane Co (Tb J) com....25
Union Carb A Carb cap..*
United Air Lines Tr cap..5
U S Gypsum Co com. ...20
..__*
7%
61%
Dec
V. 1
;
com....,.3
Gar Wood Ind
Preferred.......
_
Feb
79%
44%
"53k
15%
53%
16%
55%
l§"
11%
50
9% May
45%
300
Dec
Westnghs El & Mfg com .50
Wieboldt Stores Inc com..*
"6k
Williams Oil-O-Mat com.*
1A
Dec
105%
Dec
150
2
2%
cap .*
59%
Mar
Dec
15%
10%
Dec
160
19
Feb
81%
75
71
6%
100
6%
1%
com
%
.
434
80
25
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co
Dec
14%
47%
106
12%
24%
79%
"24%
325
118% 119%
1%
1%
18
18)
12%
100
37%
2,809
-
Oct
Dec
5%
*46%
6%
4%
3%
3%
3%
m.
70c
78c
10%
10%
3%
1%
1%
Sept
1%
1%
Jan
Michigan Si ica com.....l
Michigan Sugar com___._l
28%
Sept
70%
Jan
Jan
130
1%
24
18%
31%
104%
8%
1
Jan
150
2%
Dec
i)ec
7 A
.1%
Preferred."....
Motor Products com
Murray Corp com......10
Packard Motor Car com..*
Oct
Jan
79%
Mar
5
Jan
..
Shel ler M f g com
12%
com
3%
12%
9%
V ellow Tr A Coach cl B.. 1
Simplicity Pattern com__l
9%
3%
150
13%
240
10
725
Cincinnati Stock
Jan.
1%
-
Sale
Stocks—
Pai
Amer Laundry Mach
Price
20
Cln Ball Crank
Cln Gas A Elec pref
2
84
100
7 A
50
Cincinnati Tele phone
...
Eagle-Plcher
75
50
10
Gibson Art
preferred. 12
190
Kroger.
7%
.
5%
14%
*
Pag.
:.*
8%
109
Randall A.......
6%
74
18
"
Part preferred.
Low
19%
....5
Cincinnati Street
5%
"14%
28%
50%
227
,..*
Pliviag Card..
14%
*
Class B
1%
«21%
al4%
163
16%
Feb
23%
2 A
116
1%
3
Sept
Aug
249
83%
2%
Jan
Dec
July
107%
7%
3,943
357
5%
14%
29%
6
;
6
658
52
1,083
227
14
15
100
1%
70
425
6%
200
4
19
..
186.
■
8%
Jan
3%
1%
\
Jan
1%
29
Jau
2%
Kennecott Copper Corp..*
Inc..
...»
*
—
North Amer Aviation Inc 1
North American Co-..;.*
24% June
49%
222
15
July
Oct
Oalo Oil Co
30
Jan
Bandini Petroleum Co
.1.75
Sears
Roebuck
a
Co.—..*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. 15
boutaern Railway Co—.*
Standard Brands, Inc....*
Standard Oil Co (n j>„25
8tone a Webster Inc....*
a35%
a38%
a26%
Corporation (The) 25
200
Jan.
20%
2 %
Dec
3 >to
Jan.
22%
Jan
Broadway Depart Store..*
Byron Jackson Co
_.*
Nov
25%
Dec
34.
4
Jan
i. 150
..
Dec
32
15
Feb
43%
July
5%
20
5
Dec
9%
Jan
Feb
1.75
r7l0%
a
14%
2.55
Calif Packing Corp com..*
.1
12
11%
Budd
"«i8%
-
35%
Feb
29%
3%
18%
Dec
5%
Jan
i8o
Jan
30%
May
21%
July
26%
4%
Dec
650
2%
,13%
v.
Dec
25
.
Jan
38%
July
Nov
Apr
83%
20%
Jan
4A
July
-■V'l
,
%
2t»
7%
Feb
Dec
25
Dec
1 *i
34%
178
11%
Feb
20%
200
23%
Dec
29%
141
31%
30%
Dec
39
July
Feb
37%
Nov
25%
Dec
39
2
De.
7%
Dec
15
Jan
11%
17%
Jan
'
-
220
,150
600
■
.
9%
6%
1%
Dec
10%
Feb
17%
2%,
Dec
Dee
25
Dec
22%
Jan
'Dec
'-72 H
Apr
10%
,18%
July
93
105
15%
51
al8"
al7% al8
292
4
7%
130
a4%
14
20
all
50
al%
24
6
July
Aug
Dec
15%
May
4%
Dec
-
July
Jan
July
6%
Jan
46%
7 %■
8%
Aug
Dec
a
Jan
a9%
«69%
a35
16%
16%
a53% a55%
a78% a78%
1%
Nov
347
20%- Dec
413
37
23%
45%
11%
Dec
,
a69% a74%
a35
Dec
)
«36%
36% a38%
a»% alO
1%
Jan
9%
3H
•
Dec
34Jan
5% Apr
3% Dec
"105
a5
17%
,
3%
324
>
a5%
,141
:•
Jan
9% >Mar
■
107
a35%
r
64%
Feb
20
33%
Dee
Dec
.
Deo
Dec
78%
38%
May
July
no
17.
%
100
21 %
Feb
1%
28%
Sept
435
ht
1%
Jan
180
55
24
Jau
3%
241
270
al%
Oct
Dec
Dec
Feb
a 56%
5
Jan
Oct.
700
>
95
a
,
'
3
a5%
Nov
320
405
a39
Sept
Jan
4%
%' Jan
4
Aug
10% Sept,
dec
357
,100
,
a 53
a5%
Oct
46 %
Dec
280
2,358
8
.1'
.
Dec
400
1%
8
Jan
Sept
36%" "Dec
40
27%
a4%
Jan
18%
10
35
al8% a!8%
a39
Apr
July
20
9%
%
,
8%
„
15
.
i
y:l
158
Apr
55
310
9
,.
Dec
Dec
119
a53%
Price
47%
74%
Dec
68%
Jan
Nov
77%
2%
Nov
4
-103
1%
1% May
Jam-
AUg>.
Sales
Week's Range
for
Range for Year 1941
Week
of Prices
High
Low
Jan
Prior preferred.. - i —
Electric Storage Battery 100
16%
Feb
Dec
1%
Jan
1
3
Curtis Pub Co com..
Dec
Feb
1%
Jan
2c
Nov
13c
Feb
7
5%
12%
Dec
Jan
•;
Range for Year 1941
Low
High
=BM
1,20 May
,
2%
11%
.
34%
54%
...»
—
1
Sept
.---1
Dec
3%
Apr
.9%, Oct
Westmoreland Inc.
10
8
Apr
11%
Westmoreland Coal.
20
"
400
17%
Feb
22%
Jan
20
Aug
Gas
.-......*
Improv com*
Preferred...-..--
—
*
s
71%
26%. Dec
Dec
Dec
22
760
120
Dec
2%
100
2,941
3%
51
354
Jan
July
Nov
25%
90
Apr
118
29%,. Dec
8% Dec
.Jan'
31% June.
12%
Jan
10 %
Dec
18%
Aug
50
23%
Dec
27%.
Aug
45
25%
21%
2%
34%
54%
20
24 %
July
610
•
"
22
51
1
150
203
5%
104% 106
11,086
173
"325
„
Dec
'
%
Oct
31%
Dec
50%
400
15%
4%
*
Dec
Mar
470
14
'
15%
5%
104%
11%
,
Jan
5%
7%
3%
Dec
2
July
17% Dec
110
Jan
31%
Feb
2%
'2,836
.
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
34%
34% Sept
Jan
48%
Dec
28%
112%
July
July
July
Jan
3%
39% Sept
06%' Dec
Apr
)l Pec
%
Mar
Dec
1%
30%
10%
Jan
4
100%
Dec
117%
"t
.
Dec
13%
Dec
10%
11%
10
Dec
19
19
20
13%
Jan
108
108
600
107%
Dec
.
.
Jau
Jau
Jau
19
.•
Apr
21
July
Aug
9%
-
—-n;ii
20
Preferred
United
Dec
1.50
3
..
.
Corp common..—*
6o0
50
2%
2nd preferred —-.-—50
Salt Dome Oil Corp.——.1
Jin
Jan
,
20%, 21%
110% 110%
Scott Paper.
Jan
.
•
10%
500
"
3
50
^-...50
United
%
16
11%
178%
7%
'
10%
13%
25%
21%
2%
Reading rr-—
%
205
4%
Philco Corp..;...--——-8
1%
,100
3
-
30%
100
:
3%
pref..*
Tonopah Mining.
Sept
97 %c July
27%
30
Sept
2%
'
pi'ila Elec Power pref—.25
3%
•
1,388
114
27
21%
Dee
Dec
704
31%
34%
31%
"3%
Dec
5%
41%
25
30%
A
2%
300
114
4
2}i Sept
Jan
%
18%
High
Dec
Dec
869
H
i^high Coal a Navigation*
Nat'l Power a Light---—*
Low
8%
115%
450
6%
49%
18%
-.10
1st preferred
for
1,211
l
380
3%
6%
47%
HornAHardart(Phlla)com»
Horn a Hardart (n y)...»
Pliiia Elec.of Pa $5
285
10%
125% 134%
Chrysler Corp
Jan
Shares
9%
.
Budd Wheel Co.—
Week
8%
12
;
11%
'
Jan
,145
al4% a!5%
a21
a21%
(e g) Mfg Co---*
Jau
8%
Shares
10
al8% al8%
Central Invest Corp... 100
Cessna Aircraft Co
:
Jan
21
«1%
; %
3%
3
*
Jan
25c
.
—
3,311
8%
Mar
,
13%
a9% a 10%'
7%
7%
2%
2%
Sale
1%
4%
■
900
150
of Prices
High
10
Sept
22%
l%?
Last
Pat
Stocks—
5
Dec
2%
300
Week's Range
-
Jan
9, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
33%
•:
-
1,500
6%
52 %c
Dec
1%
50
.
Frlda
Jan
2%
100
-
55c
52 %c
Sept
9
430
a42
(Del).*
Aug
"
1
16
7
Dec
Dec ■40'4
3%
83/
13%
Westinghouse el a Mfg.60
Willys-Overland Motors..1
Feb
%
1.90
common.
v
9
"""9%
Co........10
u s Steel Corp.—
Nov
1
Bolsa Gu ica Oil
270
14%
a53%
Tioe WaterAasacOil cj.io
Union Carbide a Carbon.*
Uaited Aircraft Corp. .1—5
90c
2
Jan
5c
a35% a36%
a38% a39%
a26% a28
Swift a Co...—25
Texas
29%
Berkey A Gay Furn Co
Corp..
2o Nov
5c
25
4%
27%
Studebaker Corp..
...j
Superior Oil Corp (Del),. 1
120
Blue Diamond
Sept
10c
1,000
28%
28%
a 13% al4%
a21%
Steel Corp.....*
300
2.55
61%
229%
11%
Jar
a39%
,-r*
«14%
Pennsylvania rr Co...50
Rauio Corp of America..*
Republic
215
1
Dec
Sept
Apr
10
%
*
American Stores---—.
75c
;
a
3%
American Tel a Tel.100
1%
1.50
4%
Oct
13%
Jan
Low
.
785
4%
14%
a41%
al%
'""2%
Sun OIL-;..
Aircraft Accessories IncSOr
6%
a67% a67%
«42
Packard Motor Car Co...*
Paramount. ktures Inc..i
Sept
Apr
Jan
5%
16%
200
V
4%
Intl Nickel of Canada....*
Sales
Sale
1,506
.
a"l 9%
9
Jan
1%
700
"
Last
0;t
Jan
9%
10
Co......*
Au*
9%; 10
Price
38 %
,5%
.
7
4
a
3%
Jan
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Par
Aug
Nov,
Oct
Dec
Dec
Dec
2%
Friday
Stocks—
Feb
Dec
-
3%
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Jan
10%
Jan
14%
25
13%
11%
a26% a 28%
a3% a3%
a
29% a30 "
a21% «21%
4
Pennsylvania rr —-50
Oct
99
Dec
4% June
lli
5%
Dec
Dec
Jan
Jan
1% June
2,800
:
3c
Jan. 9,
■.
Jan
Feb
,
200
4%
3c
to
Dec
16%
General Motors
Feb
7%
Dec
1%
Jan. 3
29%
8%
57%
Feb
1%
Los
315
75
Dec
.1
Sept
5%
10
page
22%
Mar
Jan
High
Dec
34%
U SPrinting preferred—.50
sre
Low
14%
19
17%
Universal Cooler
100
Jan
29%
34%
Jan
Dec
Dec
Dec
33
6%
30%
1,237
4% ■j:.- 4%
a' 0% a'0%
124% 134%
125%
Pennroad Corp vtc——1
Shares
77
11
2%
3%
Young Spring A Wire..-.*
28
Dec
Dec
102
1
2%
3%
Range for Year 1941
Dec
a67
1 %
1
15%
19%
86
Deo
-
U H Radiator-
170
26%
Wurlltzer...
High
Dec
90c
com;
,10%
a21
.2
90c
49c
Jan
a63%
100
1
50
Oct
4
a20%
100
Tivoli Brewing com
Preferred.
Jan
15
a20%
1%
Timken-Det Axle com..10
Class B.....
Sept
Feb
Dec
«63%
15
Jan
27%
35%
10
For footnotes
«30
2%
•1%
Aug
6
July
Jin
90c
15%
1%
Week
15%
Champ Paper & Fiber.—*
IT «
a27%
230
15%
2%
33
11
%
1
2,085
13%
1
Aug
Mar
7%
1%
Sept
38
Sept
1.25
Jan
3
12%
43°
ale
Dec
Wolverine Brewing com__l
for
of Prices
June
1%
Jan
;;; 4%
695
1%
Apr
Exchange
Week's Range
,2
Dec
900
1,250
;
2%
Aug
Warner Aircraft
Last
Jan
May
50c
15%
Sales
Friday
1
Oct
Mar
25c
60c
131
15%
5%
1%
150
1,565
Dec
both "nclusive, compiled from official sales lists
9,
100
,
2,050
60c
Dec
8
Dec
40
286
.'
29
7
V 4%
u s Rubber
2%
,1H
Apr
Dec
15c
■
1%
1
,1,.
'
Mar
Unlisted Stocks—-
United Corp (The)
5%
2%
Standard Tube Boom....1
Dec
2%
10%
Jan
.2% Sept
il.OO Jan
Mar
43%
"
Apr
30 %
Dec
10%
2,415
27%
26%
13
Jan
34%
Dec
300
6c
Jan
10%
"i%
Jau
48%
•
Dec
5%
9%
4%
1%
2%
19%
27%
25%
8%
340
2%
20%
8%
4%
2%
13%
29
Karnps h d Bakers*
Jan
60c
2%
,13
Jan
28%
2% May
24
4
Jan
300
•
u.,2%
Dec
Aug
11%
Feb
100
13%
40)
.
Mar
8
Sept
70c
Apr
7%
1,435
14%
125
-.5
United Shirt Dlst com...*
Hatfield Prior
"13"
-1 %
225
4%
Sept
2
5A
2%
1
Jan
56q
10
800
.
1%
10%
4
33%
,fc7.%. Dec
225
7
Prudential Invest com_._l
River Raison Paper com
*
Scdtten-Dillon common. 10
July
4% June
575
95c.
Peninsular Mtl Prod com.l
Sept
1%
595
1%
1%
7%
6%
-.5
Mar
:
1,300
1A
l A
75c
7%
_*
May
3%
3
July
10
Mid-West Abras com..50c
Motor Wheel com
Apr
:• 100
23c
v
:
1%
6%
"
1%
20c
Michigan Die Casting.... 1
Jan
450
19C
1%
1
17
1%
62%
2
LaSalle Wines com
Jan
Dec
10%
1>A Sept
Jan
DeO
10%
Jan
4
10)
Mar
11c
■
Jan
.—3%
100
2
750
McClanalian Oil com
v
■v
'
Apr
Sept
45c
*
Deo
29
Houdaille-Hershey
3%
3
Apr
750
Grauam-Paige common..1
Masco Screw Prod com..l
1
Mar
1%
Nov
1,250
Hoskins Mfg common. .2 %
Jan
3c
Jan
94c
23
2% May
2%
Dec
'
4
:
Nov
3,101
Aug
Jan
1-
1%
Sept
Nov
i
Dec
2%
Sept
•T
July
Dec
33%
31%
,2%
2%
B..__*
Sept
Dec
.1%
565
Jan
1%
Jan
V
Jan
24
Jan
i
200
•
6%
Udylite
Yates-Amer Mach cap...5
fcenltli Radio Corn
to
3
8 A
,.
al()% al()%
n y Central rr Co.
Dec .&%
1%
100
4%
,
V
210
'1%
10
Goebel Brewing com.....
69%
1%
10c
•J 1%
1
General Finance com
General Motors com
500
6%
Dec
;5'2c
17
200
2
V.3%
3%
3%
10
-...
1
VA
„
Mfg common... 1
com..*
755
10c
1%
1
12
286
Wayne Pump Co capital.. 1
com
Aug
8%
Utah Radio Prod com....]
Western Union Tel
Feb
3%
74%
preferred.-.100
Walgreen Co common....*
34%
50
'6
72%
10%
43%
U S Rubber Go com.u,. 10
U S Steel common
366
39
500
8
•
3%
Hudsoiv Motor Car com..*
3
2,500
8%
4%
33%
..4%
Montg Ward a Co Inc.—*
Mountain City Cop Co.5o
High
Dec
75c
767
Eureka Vacuum com,...£
Federal Mtr Truck
450
40%
5%
4- vr;
com 5
Swift International cap..15
1%
27 '
39%
..1
Swift & Co canltal. ——.25
1%
25%
Durham
3%
14%
V 81c
he
iron com..5
Aug
200
300
*
"
Detroit Gray
:
240
;
1%
7
-v
'
Detroit Paper Prod com..l
5%
3%
1%
7%
3%
'81c
1%
,7
Detroit Edison com.... 100
Detroit-Mich Stove com. .1
6%
-
Low
17
17
1
Burroughs Add Mach—;.*
Continental Motors com.l
Det A Cle v N av com
10
Jan
Standard Dredge—
Standard Oil of Ind cap.25
3%
Brlggs Mfg common..-.
Dec
824
14%
31%
4%5
31%
Spiegel Inc common.....2
57%
%
57%
4%
4%
14%
Sou Bend Lathe Wks cap.b
Jan.
790
T;"i%"
Goodrich (b f) Co......*
Range for Year 1941
Low
1
Baldwin Rubber com
14%
8%
Exchange
of Prices
S.- High
Par
Stocks—
690
15
8
Jau
200
1%
14%
41% May
59
19
55
Woodall Indust
300
8%
8%
4%
Commonw'th a Southern.*
Aug
Jan
53
1%
Sears Roebuck A Co cap..*
cum
1,044
1.80
13%
20%
Loew's
Jan
r
75
a'A7 %
.
11%
; 20%
Canadian Pac Ry Co...25
Case j i Co—........ 100
Caterpillar Tractor Co..
Columbia g a e Corp...*
Jan
4%
80
Borg-Warner Corp....... 5
detroit
Week's Range
28
30%
Barnsdall Oil Co........5
both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Dec
265
25%
9
"9%
426
May
Sept
55c
2%
'
6% Dec
17% Dec
29% Dec
28% May
37% Apr
26 % Dec
Bendix Aviation Corp..*.5
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,.*
Aug
Aug
8%
25
1
Inc capital
Quaker Oats Co common.*
7%
:
..1
Electric Bjhd a snare.-.5
Jan. 9,
599
20%
General Electric
to
7%
•-v-
"12%
Jan
Jan. 3
Jan
8%
Atlantic refilling (Toe) .25
Chicago Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
30c
2%
Feb
%
Jan
100
8 '
Dec
40c
Mar
Sept
31
Dec
4c
1.75
Atclilson Top a San Fe 100
1% June
16
38c
1.15c
28%
Curti8s-Wright Corp
Sept
Dec
47
21
070
,
; son
3,368
,.100
";26%
}
V;.V Telephone: Randolph 5530
July
43
-
Pure Oil Co (The) com.,
Preferred..
Jan
Dec
%•
4% ,4%
21
21%
44
Peoples G1. & Coke cap 100
Pullman
%
12%
150
21 %
...50
Perfect Circle (The) Co.
100
280
%
57%
%
Elec Switch cl A.... 10
Class B com.....
45c
8%
Continental Motors Corp 1
Pena Gas & Elec cl A com f
Dec
fl4c
:
Aug
46c
Apr
1.40
.
Feb
10%
Jan
"
5%
Sept
,;l
Peabody Coal—
Pen
20
200
1.75
Aviation Corp (The) (Del)3
Baldwin Loco Works v t cl3
j
20c
454
i.
7
-45c
a4c
Cardinal Gold Mining Co
JaD
Dec
Dec
Ford
Sept
10
Dec
Mining Stocks—
b1 Mammotn Cms mln 10c
'
-New York Curb Associate
*;
6%
7.71°
33c
;23 v
:v
Vultee Aircraft Inc......l
Sept
57%
Dec
29.
July
Jan
Dec
;
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Aug
Jau
*
.
Members
Oct
50
12c
"20%
Van de
Jan
%
7%
-
,
July
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Exchange
Apr
Union Oil of California. .25
Jan
New York Stock
8c
225
a37
Tra wcjn a Western Air. .5
Aug
.
6%
1,300
30
Amer Tel & Tel Co.... 100
Anaconda Copper Min Co50
Armour & Co (hi)..."
5
Jan
Dec
2,150
feb
11"
7%
Dec
19%
19%
a29% a29%
a27% a27%
a37
am Rad AStd San Corp..*
Am Smelting Ref Co
*
Aug
346
1,105
;
33%
57 %c
a24% «24%
Superior Oil Co (The).—25
Transamerica Corp2
Jan
Dec
Southern Pacific Co.-..,
Jan
33%
35%
48 %
.n
Jan
July
Dec
Standard Oil Co of Calif.
Jan
I
:
Dec
47%
7%
20%
40o
7
-
Sou Calif oa«
Jan
,14
50
4%
Aug
410%
-
11
1.35
7%
19%
6% preferred b25
5%% preferred c.,.,25
0% Pref a.25
'
May
Aug
13
:.
600
40c
So Calif Edison Co Ltd..25
Jan
12
Apr
Dee
Dec
22%
.
Lighting Corp com... *
Shell Union Oil Corp...,15
Jan
27
.s
V 86
U pson-W alton1
.
375%
28%
327
Solar Aircraft Co
Mar
Dec
29%
U S Steel com———*
Vlohek Tool.,,
Dec
135
10%
al9%
-
27%
.
29
1%
15%
39%
10%
■:
4
47c
301
.
Corp com..10
Sec Co Units of Ben Int.
Sept
3% June
...
Oct
Dec
15c June
237
1.40
Ryan Aeronautical Co—1
Jan
13
Mar
V 7
'
Standard Oil of Ohio. —-25
c
1%
%
3)0
265
"
a9
Nineteen Hundred cl A. ..*
Otis Steel
257 .»■'
%
a9%
*
.
.
500
1,334
30c
1...1
Roberts Public Markets,.2
Jan
43%
Dec
Mar
Sept
48c
7
...
Kelly Island Lime A Tr._*
Sept
6
74%
5%
23
Republic vetrol Co cora..l
Richfield Oil Corp com
*
Jan
48%
9%
23%
Dec
Feb
H%
32c
.e,
Co...,,r—1
Pacific Indemnity Co.,.10
Nov
Dec
May
Interlake Steamship.....*
18
Feb
3%
68%
22%
Co.,10
5%% 1st pref..,—,..25
Jan
38%
1R?% .102% 102%
'39% 39%
10
17
1)9
130
.
11c it
6% 1st preferred,_.,.25
Jan
Dec
20 •' 44
527
.
.
7%
Pac Gas a Electric com.25
July
24%
11%
11%
,
Sept
Ont
8%
-93
May
8%
48c
Occidental Petroleum,... 1
Oceanic Oil Co....'...,—1
Dec
17%
,
»Jan
27
82
Menasco Mfg
6%
Dec
11%
.22%
..j..40c
Mascot Oil Co
Jan
Dec
Feb
Dec
*
38%
Jan
12%
17%
Dec
4%
32%
5
Mar
5
'«378
32%
68%
c
100
18c
a378
High
Dec
41%
112
.
5%
al8c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp-.l
Los Angeles Invest
46%
a68% a70
Lane- WellsCo..-.,.-—1
Lincoln Petroleum Co,-10c
22%
-
Oct
10%
.
"
3%
1
Low
169
19%
3%
32%
.7 5
Apr
"10
10%
10%
a27% a28 %
al3% al3%
all% al2%
19%
'■19%
a70
Dec
1%
1,150
110
a27%
7%
,
352
,,»--*
Preferred
Douglas Aircraft Co. ....*
Exeter Oil Co a c™..,..l
Farm a Merch Nat Bk.100
Dec
138
a3I % a31%
"16%
1.16%
145
2%
27
:
Range for Year 1941
Shares
a5%
Creameries of America-—1
Jan
High
.,46%
a5%
5%
a5%
JaD
V' High
8% Dec
6%, Dec
;
2
9
Clove Builders,Realty
*
Cleveland Ry._
J.100
LOW /;•
20
,
5
-
Jan
Range for Year 1941
.10
a8A
17
Low
Price
Holly Development co-,-1
Shares
•
a8%
P"*
4%
Week
High
j15
Apex Electric Mfg..—.*
Brewing Corp of Amer. .15
j
(Concluded)
51%
|_.
for
f. of Prices
Price
Weet
48%
;;
Dec
.Jan. 3, both inclusive, compiled from
official sales lists
to
■for-
of Prices
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
Consolidated Steel Corp.*
15% July
10% Sept
Exchange
Friday
Jan
5%
300
Plct Inc com.l
Co.(The) com 10
Paramourt
9
60
Oct
Jan
Dec
10%
8%
7% prel.100
Omnibus Corp com
565
Sept
1% June
Dec
10
10
7%
6%
39%
Dec
5
9%
23%
21%
4%
.....
Stocks
High
Aug
3%
'26
8%
17%
17%
300
8%
26
9%
N Y Central RRcap.....*
Jan
%
Feb
Jau
Apr
7
Apr
3
5%
6%
Dec
3
550
%
5%
27%
3%
2%
350
4
Montg Ward A Co com..*
Nash-Kelvinator cap
150
14
9
prior preferred. —.10
1
SI
Minn Brew Co com——
Dec
Dec
200
.
Miller & Hart Inc com v t c
Jan. 3
c
30
27
Mar
3%
23
Dec
,
Jan
16%
Dec
12%
2%7 2%
27
*
Merch A M frs Sec A com. i
18%
24% 26
25% .25%
Martin (Glenn L) Co com.l
21
Feb
12%
12%
Marshall Field com...—*
Aug
•7%
7%
Dec
13% May
18..
Lynch Corp com...;—.1.5
5
Jan
Dec
15%
2
Jan
3%
10
14*4
-
Sept
59%
250
3%
4%
9
9%
Dec
1,300
3%
"Ik"
July
38%
20
Jan
5%
Maj
7
200
40
40
»•
'9%
-
Cleveland Stock
Sept
Dec
10%
7%
9%
Indep Pneumatic ToolVoting trust ctfs new..*
Dec
30
1
1%
32%
Jan
7
,
10
Jan
Oct
8
Dec
Low
34 42%
0%
j
Sept
48%
•<4%
10
874
11%
::
*
Tlmken Roller Bearing
Jan
10
»
■
7%
30
100
Masonite Corp com......
42
200
10%
7A
8%
7%
A'
8A
Hibb Spenc Bartlett com 25
Houdaille-Hershey cl B..»
Libby McN A Llbby com.7
Lincoln l'rinti ag Co—
Feb
Dec
11%
...._*
Sept
1,250
12
11A
cap-.-l
Hela-Werner Motor Parts 3
com.*
pref—50
34
6%
345
11A
10 H
10
Co com.-.10
Util ir cumul
55%
Dec
300
Shares
Jan
600
n%
Heileman Brewing
Kv
300
>3%
6%
"iik"
Goodyear Tire A Rub com *
Gossard Co (H W) com.
Great Lakes D & D com.
Kellogg Sw itchboard
75
High
Week's Rangg
Sale
~
Sept
5
Dec
28% Dec
Oct
2%
2% May
5,700
3
-
,■
33%
330
34
3
9%
39%
24%
260
1,945
40%
32
1
7% June
Feb
3% May
300
44%
28 A
39%
"32 %
'
Illinois Cent RR com..
8
<4%
7H
3%
43%
27A
y
Dec
Low
Sales
Last
Range for Year 1941
,
Chrysler Corp
Columbia Gas...
5%
-r
400
Price
25
City Ice
Jan
4%
50
5
0
8
Friday
for.
of Prices. L ■Week
.
General Motors
Common
Harnlsclifegcr Corp
Par
Amer Rolling Mill
Jan
45%
Htz Simons & Con D <fc D—
Four-Wheel Drive Auto .10
Hall Printing
Unlisted—
Sept
33%
May
34% May
50
36%
36%
2
350
.
4%
Dec
25%
500
2%
Dec
3
,
Stocks (Concluded)
High
Low
400
29 Mi
28
2%
Fairbanks-Morse com——*
Sales
Week's Range
Last
Sale-
Shares
3A
3%
Friday
Range for Year 1941
for
Week
3% May
14% 8ept
Bonds—
Amer Tel a Tel
:
-
-;
3s._—195/?
...
112%
Sepi
.Volume 155
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4032
=
185:
I
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Sales
Friday
San Francisco Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
3 to Jan. 9, both inclusive, compiled from
Jan.
Friday
Last
;
Sale
far
Stocks—:
fjow
Allegheny Ludlum Steel..*
Arkansas Nat Gas pref.100
21%
Clark (D LJ Candy Co—*
Columbia Gas A Electric.*
215
500
.
Harb Walker Refrae com.*
1%
1%
15%.
1%
1%
15%
Jeannette Glass pref
57
60
Fort Pitt Brewing—I
.*
95
Koppers Gas A Coke pf.100
Lone Star Gas
--*
Mountain Fuel Supply..10
7%
5%
5%
Pittsburgh OH A Gas Co.. 5
1%
1%
61%
4%
XH
Pittsburgh, Plate, Glass. .25
Pitts ©crew A Bolt Corp.
Pitts Steel Foundry com.. *
Preferred..... —100
San Toy Mining Co —
90
4%
65c
2,060
30o
1%
1%
63%
< 4%
100
17
110
5%
lc
Out
Jan
10%
Jan
6 %
Nov
96%
Dec
7%
7%
May
*5
June
29
Feb
3c
Jan
lc
1,000
Jan
Jan
Aug
Aug
6%
"2%
2%
1.10
.120
-
2,400
■47%
48%
628
24%
112
'
»
24
25
1st preferred
80%
165
71%
Oct
86% Sept
Commonwealth Edison e.25
2%
111
1%
Dec
Nov
Consolidated Coppermines5
Cons Chem Ind A
•23%
Sale
of Prices
/ High
Par Price Low
Range for Year 1941
for
14
2
10
388
Barkart Mfg pref.
32
55
29%
Jan
Jfttt
13%
37% Sept
16%
16%
223
32%
Dec
33%
Jan
C 4c A 3ou Air Line
pref. 10
9%
i
9%
'■45-
9%
25
13%.
Jan
15
Coca-Cola Bottling com.. 1
;>
.
Columbia Brew common. 5
Dr Pepper com—
—*
common.—-.*
Ely A Walker Dry Aids— v
July
20
Dec
7%
8%
18%
Wells Fargo Bk A UT. 100
Jan
Western Pipe A Steel,..10
Yel Checker Cab Co ser 150
Jan-
8
July
3
Deo
6%
Apr
Dec
15%
20
6
5%
15%
36%
219
3%
153
16
90
20
1
:
455
13%
50
:
:?
8
s.
'
7
7 T*
5 ZuZ'JuZ
28% -^:2£-;4 28%
—*
Feb
:
os
6
:
325
M 285
Dec
7
26
16%
Dec
Aug
Bendix Aviation Corp....5
34
Deo
21%
44%
Jan
Berkey A Gay Furn Co—1
a37%
%
27%
Mar
Blair A Co Inc capital.
1
Bunker Hill A Sullivan 2%
38c
Oct
117% Sept
20%
Jan
Cities Service Co com—10
a3%
13%
56
355
Menasco Mfg
31%
Jan
Dec
7
Jan
20
Oan
Deo
17
Nov
17
200
13
Dee
22%
10
1,540
9%
K; vV.'::/
•;
5
50
5
13*
10
91%
Oct
50
7%
19%
Deo
11
Dee
296
1
Apr
Pacific Coast
3.00
Feb
5%
Dec
101
Jan
:
Oct
JaD
Bonds—
St L 1"« 1st Mtge 5s
..
25 yoar c.viv ( icomo
1939
1 Hi 1
82%
82%
35
32%
35
83,000
14,i 00
Jan
68%
11% P.»
83
37%
•
^referred
Oct
-
-
19
19%
29%
3,798
27%
1,488
30
28%
30
96
95
896
884
96
10
to
Pat
Stocks—
Dec
39%
Jan
Feb
94%
10%
Dec
91%
Deo
145
146
100
100
IOC
107%
Dec
40
147
Dec
25
100
18%
Jau
126
July
163%
104
*
""i*75
1.50
1.75
170
90c
Jan
Puget Sound PAT com..*
R E A R Co Ltd com
*
15%
15%
15%
251
14%
Feb
4%
200
Jan
Jan
Preferred
.
-
'
■
100
ww.
•
4
39
33%
...
*:■-
-i-
-
■ '
%<•
7
v*
266
3
14%
Week
Price
IjOw
High
Range for Year 1941
Shares
Low
Corp...i——*
Assoc Breweries.
26%
8%
520
7'
Feb
18
18%
323
14%
Jan
29% Sept
10% Sept
19% Sent
115
14%
Jan
18%
Dec
10% June
May
6% Feb
14%
Nov
1/%
—
A.*
Bell Telephone—.... ..100
Brazilian T L A P——*
Brit Col Power Corp A...*
Bruck Silk Mills.
*
Building Products A——*
-*
—100
Catt North Tower Corp..*
Canada Steampsbip -—- *
5% preferred _
-50
Can Wire A Cable cl A-*
Canadian Bronze-———*
Candn Car A Foundry..*
Prefer re J
25
Canda Celanese—-,_---*
Preferred 7%
—100
Can Lid Alcohol—
*
Canada Cement—Preferred.
17
i50"
150
———-—r—*(Pacifle Rallway-25
6%
Cookshutt Plow. ——*
Con Mining A Smelting.-5
Crown Cork A Seal Co—.*
-->-.*
Domlrlon Bridge.——--*
Dominion Coal pref.—.25
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Glass.-——100
Preferred
.....109
10
10
14*
390
150%
279
7%
581
13%
6%
50
Jan
25
Mar
137
60
160
Apr
9c
2.10
a21%
"17"
17
.JJ
70
69
17
4%
30
300
4%
20%
20%
20%
160
27%
380
619
25%
«4%
28%
26
a4%
242
39%
41%
350
Studebaker Corp com..._1
o4%
a5
Texas Corp com........ 25
United Aircraft Corp cap 5
-38%
Standard Brands Inc..... *
Standard Oil Co of N J..25
28%
39%
Apr
6%
Nov
com...5
Walluku Sugar Co—20
Nov
West at" a Petroleum pref .1
-
•
45
85
'
Jan
10%
Deo
2.65
Dec
1% Dec
17%
Dec
2% Dec
12%
Dec
4% Nov
16%
Dec
28% Dec
25% Dec
3%
Dec
35
Apr
3% Dec
Aug
Deo
Jan
4%
107% Nov
34%
8%
Jan
Jan
39
July
14% Sept
15c July
Jan
39%
3%
17%
6
Jan
Jan
Mar
3%
Jan
25%
Apr
4%
Jan
21
Oct
7
Jan
28
Jan
31
Jan
29%
Jan
6%
Jan
46%
8%
Deo
July
Jan
95e
38%
200
35%
Feb
39%
a34% a36%
*«i
7SS
I3»
Rights.—-———
U 8 Petroleum Co——.1
Utah-Idaho Sugar
38
a36
Jan
149
29
Deo
42% Sept
95c
"3%
'
2.65
12
300
55%
3%
6,715
449
"""90""
Dec
1.35 July
49%
1%
Dec
Jan
70%
2%
Feb
July
60c
Bsc
Tio"
July
15
12
70c
70*.
6,157
95c
55%
*
700
70
.
Listed and Unlisted
—
Friday
for
Week
Range for Year 1941
oates
Shares
Low
Last
Stocks (Continued)
High
Par
Week's Range
Sale
Jail
21%
Deo
8%
26%
Feb
6%
Aug
Jan
5%
5%
5
4%
12%
12%
290
12%
Dec
15%
Jan
4%
101
101%
4%
4%
6%
6%
29% 29%
80
4%
Feb
6%
Mar
12%
4%
101%
"~6%
29%
4%
381
94
170
4% Dec
3% June
17% Feb
1,591
524
June
102
nov
8%
Jan
7%
29%
Dec
Dec
65
5%
55
100
58
Dec
58
Dec
32
70
30
Dee
35%
Feb
5
May
20% Apr
18% May
10%
Jan
27%
28%
Aug
5%
3%
'•."5%
5%
24
23
15%
22
26%
124""
26%
124
*
150"'
Coal B 25
Ltd——*
4
Dominion Tar A Cnem..*
Dominion Textile—
— *
Preferred
100 154"
Dominion Stores
120
85
124
80
3% '.:3%
3%
3%
275
20
5% •*''5%
5%
38%
23%
4,497
4%
4
32
40
522
of Prices
low
High
Price
6%
4%
5
Paper—-—*
18%
Sept
Canadian Breweries- pf—_*
May
10%
Nov
Can industries Ltd B
65
12
50
June
59
2
407
2
May
4%
507
3% June
5
1,630
111% Dec
20% June
W
for
Week
Range for Year 1941
High
Low
Shares
,w;
-
-
Aug
41
Sept
21% Jane
30
Jau
19
28
Jan
119
155
Apr
6
Dec
4% Feb
3% June
4
180
82
60
70
154
154
10
6
1,035
27%
20%
May
145
4
Nov
9%
Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
Sept
6
Sept
May
82
Jan
150
Jan
155
Mar
4
Feb
7
Sept
Prod. .*
50
3%
3%
3
3
8
16
English Electric B- - - - - - - *
Foundation Co of Can—*
16
•60
2
Mar
Oct
3
10%
Feb
3%
5
Dec
preferred----—.100
72
.■72. i
5
70
July
80%
Feb
preferred... -100
79
^ <80*'
25
76
Nov
95
6%
70
Preferred.——
100
92
92
35
3%
Mines,.-5
Pf--*
Preferred.——r 100
Hudson Bay Mining. —,
Ilollinger Gold
10,
3%
60
3%
Gypsuin Lime A Alabas—
Hamilton Bridge.-e—
3%
10%
130
10
1,070
International Power.
10
14
275
11
100
30
•
28
895
26%
8%
12%
8%
12%
12%
12
12
34%
22% 22%
34%, 36
.
13%
*
"87%
For tootnotee see page 186.
.
13
16
Sept
May
101
-L
8%
549
11%
115
12
140
20%
1,129
761
15
20
Dec
Feb
Mar
Sept
Consol Paner Corp Ltd
Sept
David AFreere Lt A....*
34
70
31
Feb
39
Aug
17
100
15
Aug
Jan
52
1,240
45%
Dec
25%
57%
Dom Eng Works Ltd.—*
Donnacona PaD Co Ltd a *
Jan
East Dairies
.*
3%
3%
*
15%
15%
190
18
May
Oct
20
150
June
155
Feb
Ford Motor of Can A
48
Nov
50
110
22%
14
Nov
14
Nov
Inter-City Bak Co Ltd. 100
International Paints—
22%
22%
100
23 J
Oct
23
Oct
5% cum preferred-.--20
International Utilities B
13
13
13*
Jan
15
Sept
55
93
Nov
93% May
2.00
570
14%
50
13%
43
Jan
14%
Lake St John P & P——
Sept
86
31
44
Dec
May
17
Jan
6
Feb
03t
9%
8
11
Sept
70
Jan
8% June
Mar
143
1.10
222
1.05
97
25
55
151
100
Commerce
Montreal..
100
Nova Scotia
12%
96% Feb
5% Sept
40
5
11%
25
7%
Feb
108% 108%
35
108%
Mar
11%
1.15
Jan
1.15 Sept
60
Dec
6% cum 1st pref
100
6% n c part 2d pref—50
Samia Bridge Co Ltd A—*
So Can Pwr 6% cum of 100
8%
13
United Distillers of Can..*
75c
75c
20
75c
Jan
*
48%
50%
135
38%
Mar
151
36
145
Corp.. .*
15e
15c
300
July
162
May
187
187
87
171
Mar
270
16
267.
July
151
_
108%
82
82
10
77
32
32%
40
28
6%
6%
100
100*
15
10
82
l14
Nov
,
"l"66""
108%
Nov
98
July
6% June
43
98
Aug
151
127
Jan
Nov
Jan
Jan
7% Sept
104
Jan
95c
50
Nov
Dec
Mines—
...
150
Feb
Jan.
9, both inclusive,
Aidermac Copper
Jan
Arntfield Gold Mines Ltd. 1
8c
8c
1,000
4c
Mar
Jan
Bouseadiliac Gold M Ltd. 1
2c
2c
2c
June
5C
5c
1,500
2,000
lc
5c
5c
Mar
193
Last
Stocks
Price
of Prices
High
Low
for
Range for Year 1941
Kerr Addlsdar-
6%
7
104
109
6% cum pref-.-—-100
Aluminium Ltd—-
-
——
Bat»mr.st Pow A Paper B_*
BeauharnoisPow Carp...*
Brrt Amer Oil Co Ltd...
65c
104%
Low
55c
Feb
760
4
Feb
177
95
Oct
879
3
Sept
1%
«%
879
17%
17%
500
15
June
37
10
19%
Apr
Dec
80
Dec
14
14
14
20%
29% June
38
Sept
82%
82%
16
Nov
Can Nor Pr 7 % cum pf. 100
Canada Starcu Co Ltd. 100
20%
82%
9
9
106
107
5,000
1,000
2%c
1.92
Dec
2.90
,Jan
Jan
32c
Dec
63c
Sept
lc
May
50
3.50
Apr
l%c
2.75
200
2c
Jan
2.75
2.20
2,000
4.20
1%C
100
2.75
Dec
2.15
2.22
4,300
87c May
4c
4c
500
1.30
1.31
1,900
Pickle Crow Gold M Ltd. 1
2.23
2.23
150
Oct
PioneerGMofB C
J
2.00
2.00
200
2.02
Jan
Preston E Dome Mines.. 1
3.00
3.03
200
330
13
50
0% Mar
48c
49c
1.15 Sept
9%
115
I'M
""49c
1.53 June
Slscoe Gold
11
Aug
Jan
Sladen-Malartis
16
Nov
Wrlgut Hargreaves Mines *
27
3c
Dec
4.75 July
5C
Aug
4.30
Jan
2.95 Sept
Jan
3c
July
1,25
Dec
1.65
2.29 May
3.00
Jan
Dec
2.50
Aug
2.75
Feb
3.55
July
pec
Agr
69c
47c
pec
50c May
-80c
i^pt
7.00
Jan
60c
,6,750
2,30i)
1,300
4Sc
60c
2.60
2.60
300
2.50
2.54
2.60
ero
4c
5,033
8 %C
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
95%
18%
9
Jan
8
Jan
108
Nov
106
July
Canada Wire & Cable—
67o cum preferred---100
41c
24%
4.20
Pandcra Cadalilc G Mines 1
High
371
17%
20%
2.20
3c Sept
8c Sept
Dec
16
Week
Shares
""»%
'
2.15
2%c
— — —
Perron Geld Mi ies Ltd -.1
65c
*
Abftlbl Pow A Pap
16
41c
2" 15
Ltd--.*
JoUet-Quebec Mines Ltd.l
Kirkland Gold Rand Ltd. 1
Macassa Mines Ltd..... 1
Malartlc Goldflelds. — 1
140
16
Francoeur Gold M
Sales
Week's Range
Sale
*
1
East Malartlc.
compiled from official sales lists
Friday
Par
10%e Sept
Jan
166
Montreal Curb Market
to
22 %c Sep!
284
„
Dome Ml ies Ltd....
Jan. 3
8c June
Cent Cadillac G M Ltd—>1
100
Jan
J an
Dec
Aug
Apr
Jan
270
100
Royal
Jan
Nov
11%
88
/.
A P
Walker-G'hara A Worts
14
3%
30
35
12
Jan
59
Dec
Sept
Nov
91
Feb
i
Jan
6
.
18
15
1.00
59
38
Feb
60
15%
Jan
Apr
Sept
May
753
Apr
703 May
250
16%
Feb
27
6% cum preferred--.109
Power Corp of Can—
Apr
40
11
50
6
Melchers Distilleries pf. -10
Jail
Sept
1.09
515
Jan
Nova Scotia L'
60
56
24
25a
14
15%
12
Mitehell Robert Co Ltd- -*
5
20
Dec
June
Sept
Feb
2%
52
,25
Dec
10c
7
1.00
54
90%
6% cum preferred.-.100
1.00 Jane
151
July
1.00 June
80
300
15%
Massey-Harris Co Ltd
5% cum preferred...100
j
Preferred new...—...
McOjll-Frontlnac Oil—
59%
1.000
1.03
54
Mac'Lare .i Pr A Pap Co—*
12
39
10c
10
1.03
1,507
75
Banks—
a0%
93
10
7
Brit Col Packers Ltd....*
Feb
10
Mackenzie Air Service..
2%
14
Canada A Dom Sug Co—
Mar
10c
-
Sept
18
1.25 July
Dec
July
8
Jan
Oct
Feb
94
60
Jan
5%
17%
Feb
Feb
60
Jan
6
1.10
^
15
Jan
7
39%
i'-i
45
1,150
v^Pt
3
3
52
•...
3%
16
5%
Feb
1.50 May
3
Dec
220
Sept
72
50
10
5
25
25
12%
10
28
"1
Oct
Mar
5%
10%
12%
Aug
3%
;
July
10
June
——*
7
2
2%
Jan
25
Fraser Cos Ltd
9%
40
7
2
Oct
Fraser Cos voting trust.—*
9
2
210
23
4% Sept
Jan
3
150
4
3%
3%
6
It
Jan
50
3%
100
Apr
AUg
20
148
25
5
2% May
9% July
5%
276
.2
10
25
25
900
Feb
12%
8
45
85
5%
3%
10%
.
1.50
Jan
Dec
3
3%
195
25
95
28%
8% July
9% June
48%
12%
62
62
6%
3%
5
7
9%
,
1
10%
pf 100
22
Jan
June
cum
155
Jan
2%
7%
..,-5
Fairc'iild Aircraft Ltd
Fleet Aircraft Ltd
16%
82
Preferred—1.
51
25
13%
Nov
40
Oct
Nov
Mar
28
Jan
Sept
30% Sept
Oct
9
2%
Mar
13%
w
Woods Mfg pref—.... 100
Zellera
*
Sept
Feb
23% June
725
9
13%' 13%
2%
2%
87%' 87%
*
26
Mar
May
43
-
"l3%
^
,
-*
Jan
Jan
May
9
22%
6%
2
May
16%
7% Sept
Jan
93%
4%
10
22
16
1.90
—
Sept
5
Dec
97
"26%
Feb
June
2% Mar
2% May
11
■
.Internet Power pref—10g
4%
87
100
Howard Smith. Paper
Imperial Oil Ltd.-——*
Imperial Tobaoco of Can.5
International Bronze.—.*
Preferred ....
...25
Internal Nickel of Canada »
Inter Pete Co Ltd
*
4%
50
22
19
14
City...——* """2
Feb
6
260
5%
5%
preferred.—100
6%
94
United Steel Corp.——*
Vlau Biscuit pref
-10 J
Jan
General Steel Wares—. .*
--*
Oct
2
Dec
16%
9%
Gatlneau—
Jan
5
Catslii Food Prod Ltd—
—5*——
Enamel & Heating
175%
Feb
Commercial Aicobols Ltd
8
Jan
6
June
2
Jan
3%'
Tuckett Tobacco pref—100
B
160
55
Jan
v
Winnipeg Electric A.....*
20
3
35
3
*
*
175
3
19
21%
100
....
175.
*
50
'
Wllsils Ltd
207
29
48
50
St Lawrence Paper pref 100
Shawiiilgan W & Power..*
Twin
June
118
155
21%
preferred.
Wabasso Cotton
108
82
6%
Feb
150
372
12
*
22
98
48%
*
*
Simon (H) & Sons
335
17
12
A
cum
Sept
Dec
31
161
17
L
48%
*
Preferred
7%
1,6J
30
39%
Quebec Power..
St. Lawrence Corp..
Jan
Feb
160
26
10
—
Canadian Vickers Ltd
70c
2,050
30
17
-
1,235
—
Jan
1.15
160
7% cum preferred...100
June
3%
5%
*
1.15
25%
39%
.'
3
Steel Co. of Canada
28
5
Jan
May
May
6
—
Feb
9
11
Sept
Sept
639
.
12
125
10%
Sept
15% Sept
7
235
10'4
3%
7%
115
4%
.
26
*
4
787
150
150
17
10%
Power Corp of Canada...*
Price Bros A Co Ltd
*
Regent Knitting—
Holland Paper—
Candn Breweries Ltd...-*
34
^
*
Penmans
Nov
4
100
Preferred
126
May
21% May
110
Ogilvie Flour Mills
116
111% 111%
22% 23
4%
23
*
Apr
Feb
15%
15%
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nov
65
«
National ^teel Car Corp..*
Niagara Wire Weaving—*
116
2
w
...25
Preferred.
.*
Southern Can Power.——*
26%
23%
23
„
2
Montreal Tramways... 100
*
Feb
2
1.85
95
23%
.
National Breweries.
May
110
622
5%
39
24
110
Dominion Steel A
330
5%
22
V
25
16%
10%
10%
Mont L H A Power Cons.*
—
32
22
3
Laura Seoord
115
115
July
85
21
21
Class B
5% %
com....25
6% preferred
,. — 25
5%% preferred. ——25
So Calif Ed Ltd
18%
Feb
3%
*
US Steel com
r-
of Prices
Low
High
Montreal Cottons pref.100
60
26%
8%
8%
18
Bathurst Pow A Paper
,5%
_.
Shasta Water Co com
Sales
115
MacKinnon Stl Corp pf 100
Masse v-Harris
*
M cColl-Fro ntenac Oil
*
High
60
pref—.100
Algoina Steel.—i.——'-
'
—50
—
Dec
•
Week's Range
price
Par
Pennsylvania RR.
Radio Corp of America... *
Santa Cruz Ptld com..
50
Aug
Sept
1.75
Lake of the Woods..—..*
for
of Prices
preferred—100
Albert Pac Gr
Dryden
26
993
100
Stocks (Concluded)
Acme Glove Works—
Candn
Jan
Jan
409
Sale
Sales
Week's Rang
Sale
Asbestos
34%
31%
Corp.l
Kenn Copper Corp com..*
Jan
Deo
12
Jamaica Pub ^erv Ltd—.*
Last
6%%
28%
Dec
100
Dec
Dec
Dec
Feb
Oct
si
23
45c
Jan
Jan. 9, both inclusive, compiled from official sties lists
Friday
.
July
2.10 Sept
Dec
11%
Last
Exchange
12c
17%
99
106%
100
Jan
26%
12
30
1,047
a2% a2%
a20% a21%
2%
2%
Mar
29
99
Dec
770
;
%
145
30%
27
106%
27%
31c June
,
2.50
Jan
29%
1%
1%
106% 106%
27% 27%
3%
4
120
13%
Sept
Nov
27%
4,400
2.10
9%
29%
34%
47c
45c
13%
6%
Mar
10% Sept
Dec
Dec
2.35
1.30
Dec
26
Dec
Dec
381
Dec
7
120
1.55
Dec
1.45
5
140
29%
24%
Dec
1.45
225
28
28
770
380
1.20 Sept
9
Mar
Jan
Dec
5%
«8%
210
6%
4)
5%
«8%
2%
11%
635
2%
26%
60
1.90
1.20
60
5% July
Jan
23%
6% May
03%
13%
27%
510
100
1,000
Dec
Dec
o3%
12%
1.80
300
,
12%
367
27%
18%
5c
Dec
Jan
Aug
Dec
1,023
MJdMAM Cons——-l
Dec
Dec
29
9
6
40c
Montgomery Ward A Co.*
Mountain City Copper..5c
North Amer Aviation cap.l
Olaa Sugar Co
20
Packard Motor Co com..*
4%
5c
Dec
%
1.35
Jan
13%
„
Dec
Sept
379
:
/
38%
%
25 j
100
6o
Jan
;
Dec
3%
31%
13%
Apr
3%
31% July
Apr
80
100
80c
6%
Jan
2%
36%
200
4%
19%
1.40
Dec
19%
952
9c
521
;*
-
7
1.20
300
a36%
10%
250
31%
,134
9c
,414
Jan
Dec
10%
5%
Fnday
Jan. 3
Dec
FibreBrdProd -rjfd.100
Genera! Electric Co.
*
Idaho Mary MineB
Jan,
7%
168
2 85
McKessonARobblns coml8
1.05
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Deo
iOO
Paraffine Co's pref
Dec
:
«,
»
5
$5 dividend
Pac Pub Ser 1st pref
Feb
24%
3
25
Pacific Tel A Tel com_.
Mar
Feb
10%
36o
Consolidated Oil Corp...*
Curtisa-Wrlght Corp..—1
Dominguez Oil Co
*
Dumbarton Bridge
10
Electric Bond A Share Co 15
5%
6%
29 ::
6% 1st preferred
25
5%% 1st pref—......25
Pacific Light Corp com..*
Pig'u vVnistle pref..
82
3
Aggregates.5 ""l.45
Pac G A E Co-com
1.90
Cons Edison Co of N Y--*
Jan
14% Sept
13% May
3% Nov
.8% Deo
43%
Jan
Feb
30
Jan
Deo
,
10
...
1.05
1
Occidental Petroleum
Nov
28
8%
23%
21%
Dec
1.94
-.Vww'-'-,
ii,
Dee
3%
29% July
6% AUg
3,00 Jan
3%
July
Sept
Sept
55c
63 Dec
48c
3
7%
11%
17%
Dec
Co com..._ 1
1
Sept
-7%
2
8%
23%
:
85
4%
85
Stix B«er A Fuller com..10
Mar
Jan
9
5% June
4%
'V-'
2
Common.—----——.-*
200
6%
6%
9%
215
Occidental Insurance Co. 10
May
12%
14
175
1,010
3%
Nat Auto Mores com
50
8
acq Had A
48%
Dec
6%
North Amer Oil Coos—. 10
May
3%
Dec
Deo
Deo
10%
15
<14%
Jan
-.
Stand San—. *
14%
3%
8%
30%
4%
22%
14%
1.35
Unlisted
4%
«37% a39%
%
%
10%
6%
1,360
Dec
29%
Deo
: -
31
1.45
Dec
C*'li
Jan
29%
9
March Calcul Machine. -.5
100
10
r.ecurLles lav pref?.... 100
Wagner Electrio com.... 15
Dec
13%
■
St L Paboerv cl A com.:. 1
5
1
Magnin A Co I com—.*
22
1~A5
40o
Magnavox Co Ltd- -
50
Argonaut Mining Co.—5
Atch Top A Santa Fe..l00
Aviation Corp of Del—..»
J
tLibby McNeill A Llbby..7
Lockueed Aircraft Corp—1
28.
Oct
100
190
Dec
Dec
2,101
1.150
22%
38%
20
48c
4%
Jan
28
50
Dec
21%
10
5%
Jan
.
13
10
210
Jan
28%
3%
8%
300
14
29%
Jan
112
8%
Dec
14
210
1,811
31
5
'
Jan
29%
3%
1.45
10%
-f
Sept
28% Mar
Anglo Nat Corp A com...*
48c
10
11
Dec
Oct
Deo
—10
8%
16%
Gds com..*
Bldg E tulp
Jan
16
Mo Port! Cement com—25
bt 1.0U1S Buuk
25
Dec
1
Dec
8%
June
15
16%
13%
Laclede cteel com.-——20
Candy common.....*
Leslie Salt Co.—
Nov
'
5
Common—
Rice-Stlx Dry
Nov
21%
101
Apr
Apr
15%
256%
94
16
9% :U- 642
4%
310
22
Dec
450
Jan
205
120
May
Feb
5 '
5
65
12
Oct
9
325
96%
14%
Dec
1,315
47
Sept
.14% Nov
Dec
a4%
51
16
Jan
6
2.55
Jan
115
6.
„.......
270
270
100
Jan
11% July
99% Dec
5% Jan
95% May
American Tel A Tel Co. 100 al25% al25
al34%
Anaconda Copper Mln._50
a26% a28%
206
33%
Series 2.
10
19%
Jan
9%
Jan
26
Dec
80
:
:
Dec
87%
32%
4%
9
Jan
5%
16
Hunt Brothers common. 10
Jan
Preferred
5
io
Laclecie-Childty Clay Prod
Nat
Feb
28%
100
,
9
16%
Jan
50
;
9%
17%
30
10
9
10
Holly Ddvel jpment
1
Honolulu Oil Corp cap—.*
Honolulu Plantation Co.20
Nov
11
May
17
4
98%
7%
13%
preferred....—.100
Natl Bearing Metaos com *
Jan
12%
15%
Dec
9
i-yfi. '25
:
Dec ■:v 27"
i'Wx'
225
18%
98%
Griesedleck-W Brew com.*
Hutttg 3 AD com
lnternat Shoe com
•
-
190
4
104
32%
3%
15%
6
Genl Mtrs Corp com....10
3%
71,
Dec
15%
Gen Paint Corp com
^-.:4
Common.——---—-25
Falstaff Brew com
7
9%
'
■8%
9%
8%
8%
.--vs.
105
i
Jan
7
5
16%
7
r
Eider Mfg
2nd
7
9% May
Dec
60
*
Golden State Co Ltd _....*
Hawaiian Pine Co Ltd...*
7
246
Dec
10
Gen Metals Corp ctp..2%
31%
13%
.—*
—
10%
6%
1.95
'
Brown Shoe common.—:*
10%
6%
738
96
96
Waialua Agricultural Co 20
102
104
Dec
8
,
9%
Valtee Aircraft.1
36
Fireman's Fund Indem.. 10
Dec
11%
140
Oct
253
15%
36
4/'
1.047
July
16
Emporium Capwell com..*
Preferred (w w)._*...50
Ewa Plantation C^ cap..20
•14% June
5.805
50%
1,300
15%
5%
El Dorado Oil Works..—*
18
470
4%
65
11%
:
8%
12%
Dec
H%
M
20%
20%
9%
20
20
1,783
1,741
13%
Dec
85
"87*"
Dec
13
4%
100
,
Dec
29
12
Universal Conso! Oil.....10
Victor Equip Co com.—1
Dec
13%
450
12%
12%
Sept
19
225
267
4%
24%
20
43
16%
29%
13%
Dec
216
38% June
42
Union Oil Co of Calif....25
Union Sugar common.. .25
United Air Lines Corp. J. .5
Deo
360
15% Dec
2% May
96
Nov
.
870
Preferred————..—*
Transamerloa Corp......2
Sept
Dec
25% Nov
215
Jan
May.
Sept
17
.
Jan
Feb
Feb
7%
15
V 4%
4.
20%
40%
24
275
18% July
2.70 Sept
14% July
12% Aug
18% Jan
6
Sept
43% Jan,
23% Jan
34% Jan
14%
Oct
16%
29%
Calif.. *
41%
■
Dec
Apr
Dec
Super Mold Corp cap... 10
Tide Wat Assoc Oil com. 10
May
Deo
34%
18%
9%
10
Jan
55
3%
Galland Merc Laundry..*
American Inv common—*
High
1.25
100
8%
8%
Standard Oil Co of
O ct
Feb
6%
3%
"r"3%
Fireman's Fund Ins Co..25
High
Low
11%
21
6%
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp—
Preferred—...
,..100
Week
Shares
Apr
Deo
23%
21
—*
Creameries of Am. 1 nc Cm 1
Week's Range
113
1.75
Coast Counties G A E—
2%
Last
Deo
Deo
100
450
15
4%
13
36%
2.00
Cnrysler Corp com......5
Dec
,,
10
1.75
11
11
Southern Pacific Co.—.*
50
1.85
50%
nr
1.90
5% July
8% July
7
41%
~
Caterpillar Trac Co com.*
Dec
2%
; 814
July
V
Low
1.75
1.75
Soundvlew Pulp Co com..6
So Calif Gas Co pref ser A25
33
18%
50%
41%
Cent Eureka MIn Co com. *
Jan
1.10 Mar
r 10
18
78%
Sales
850
55
■
Calif Packing Corp com—*
Preferred.
150
78%
'y>v,u \ l*' Friaa,
mj
Week
Shares
10
10
Ryan Aeronautical Co.;.!
Safeway Stores Jnc com..*
Feb
9%
7%
30
23%
9, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
Stock*-—
130
104
Dec
"
•
10%
1.10
common... 1
Roos Bros com——1
4%
5%
16
15
SI. Louis Slock Exchange
Jan. 3 to Jan.
1
55
<■
High
2.55 Sept
Dec
92
10%
2%
Crown Zell'bacb CorpcomS
Preferred..
_.—*
c
40
750
34
706
3%
of Prices
High
.
Low
Rheem Manufacturing Go 1
Richfield Oil Corp com... *
June
400
16
18%
1
3%
34
17%
Unlisted Stocks—
Pennroad Corp v t c
1%
7
120
4%
6%
99
103%
1.20
1.20
California Ink Co cap. —*
18%
Westlngaouse Air Brake.
WestingUouse El A Mfg.50
187
200
.
8
4%
6%
Calif Cotton Millsoom.lOO
Jan
1%
1% July
1% Dec
Dec
3
.
120
46
lc
July
Bishop Oil Co—... -2
Byron Jackson Co—.—*
Calamba Sugar common.20
Calaveras Cement Co com*
/ Preferred.
—100
Low
1.05 May
3,650
2
'
Range for Year 1941
Shares
1.75
2
8
J
Atlas Imn Diesel Engine--6
105
Jau
1.50
Bank of Calif N A.—80
3%
•
20
Inc.....10
Jan
1%
55%
161
k
Nov
20%
Dec
Mar
1
Assoc Ins Fubd
1% July
Deo
Dec
1.75
Anglo Calif Nat Bank—20
Dec
6%
920
45
Week
Alaska Juneau G M Co.-10
Jan
52
•
380
5%
;
*.
106
Nov
Anr
35
7%
5%.
-
60c
Nat Flreprooflng com....*
Pitt Brewing common...*
13%
20
95
93
7%
:
for
of Prices
Low
High
Price
Pa
,
5
Dec
Nov
Dec
1%
250
-
Price
Par
Republic Petrol Co com—1
Week's Range
Aircraft Accessories.—50o
8%
.10%
7%
Dec
1„
1,359
1,000
.Stocks—;'';'
Jan
25
6% Mar
5% ;t>ec
6
May
97
.7
-
High
Low
17 %
,58
6%
7 '
~i%
■
7
6%
m
.
Weekr
22%
?
—»
Blaw-Knox Co...
Sales
Last
Sale
Shares
..
Sale
Stocks (Concluded)
Rayonier Ino
Friday
,
1941
Range for Year
for
of Prices
.High
Price
Exchange
Range for Fear,1941
f0\
Jan. 3 to Jan. 9, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
official sales lists
Sales
Week's Range
Week's Range
Last
Mines—.'1
Sullivan Cons Mines.
.
31c ~~3Ic
...1
2.60
205*
Deo
Oils—*
Home Oil Co Ltd
;
_..*
Homestead Oil A Gas Ltd^l
Royalite Oil Co Ltd....
2c
4c
...
19
19
25
1.58 May
1%C
18
Dec,
Feb I
2.65 Sept
3c
25
Oot
Sept
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
186
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Week's Range
of Prices
Last
Sale
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan.
3
Jan. 9, both inclusive, compiled from official sales lists
to
(Continued}
Stocks
Par
—
„
Prldau
1
,
Sales
Week's Range
Last
Sale
,
Pal
Stocks
Range for Year 1041
—
X——
Preferred
Acme .las—X—•
Alder mac
60 c-
tt'
m
-
-m
Feb
9%
Julv
11 %o
Jan
1
—
Bear Exploration.—
ioll...--—■»
6"
.1
—
90c
-,-J
——
i!
- -
267
•
17 %
lc Dec
7o
1.2 4
Jan
160%
15c
Jan
37%
30
Dec
5%0
Dec
11c
23c
9.10
De Dee
.5)0
70
345
5
15
Jily
20!$
<i
^.
Home Oil.
Homestead.
"A"._
—
*
—
.
Roy al I te. a"!;2-.l
4%c
4!$c
2%c May
10c
Jan
—
_
54
60
49
-
49 J$
-2%
15%
-
Xa'A
B.a....
Bri D
Jan
Howey.....
Hudson
Hunts A...........
Br
j»vn
1.25
15
1.25
18 !$(!
5)!$c
5*>C
20e
61C
5c
5e
4l,ft55
10,350
5.0C0
56e
5c
5%e
2.70
——
—.1
—
Oil.
2.75
300
2 60
Nov
Dec
2'$C
2%"
1 !?$
5,003
2c
"-1
Buffalo Ank..a
Buffalo Cana'lian
2
:'$
e
'
Building
Prod
-
a
—
—
B
irliugton Steal.
Calgary A Edmautoa.
_
'X 7%
.*
10
*
MM
Can PanAe/s...
_.
.,
*
-■!
.
Canadian Breweries..
—
Canailian Oa.i„ers A..
2d
21)$
'referred...X,!.-,-- r.25
Cda Cell
M9d
190
22
-
47
143
21%
35
9>$
6
7 )
8%
!XX.
Carnation
-.1
—
—
p-eferred.. .100
C istle Tret'i....
4%
—
Tru;st.
—
-M
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35
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148
5%
115
700
88
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10'$
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35
980
J
Jan
Dec
4
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1.58
i
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Oct
McKeizie
Jan
M cLellan.
6%
Sept
1.55
Jan
14
1 w
31% May
12
*
.
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Mo ieta
Moore Corp.
Nat
Sept
111
June
145
j in
30
Dec
35
July
3,500
12c
Oct
17 %C
Dec
8,500
2 %c
Feb
7 %c
8e >t
28%
24%
Jan
X
.
205
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Dominion Steel B._._ -25
Domlnlou Stores
Dom Tar p ef.X
Jan
Jan
Okalta Oils.
O t
10/%
N »v
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A ig
Ontario Loan
Jan
Ontario Nickel.—.... A-l
6
Oct
Paealt a Oils
81
Dec
4'$
Dominion Wnaliens
87%
♦
East Malartlc.
st Steel
—
1.90
1.25
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-
«
2.12
*2*12
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2.22
3.15
5)j May
8e Dec
1.75
Feb
8%c
Dee
'53
X
Jan
2.95
Jan
10
13%
Sept
Da
5
II
Det
10
85
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98
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515
41
Dec
52
Sent
1/(50
2 $
a
—
953
2 $C
4c
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60c
17,599
44%
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Feb
21c
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41
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1.32
2tc
Nuv
30c Juue
609
1.97
52#
3.90
Feb
Jan
Omega—
52
30*'$
20
027
86c
2 $
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3)c
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39 c
5%c
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-59 7+7+7+
•
471$
Jan
Apr
Dec
Aug
5 3
•
8'.!$
Mar
39-
Dee
i-
31o
Jan
Pay master
Perron...
.
d..
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9'Jo, Sent
2%
Aug
56c
May
2 )0
35)
Jan
Sept
753
Dec
105
46,900
3 '$
1.88
—
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Dej
5o
6
113
Sept
Pio neer
i.
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.
a
7%c
Nov
•». 15c
Oct
23
Dal
95 %
A >r
4 4c
103 '
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Sept
,2 c
80c
Dec
23
Dec
«16c
1.31
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•
L590
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40i)
1.35
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77 -7 71+
14%
14%
2.25
2X25
2.35
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24
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54
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:?2.28
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2.W5
AUB
4,90
Aue
10c
87.500
lc
Sent
6c
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9c
54c
2'2c
22:
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29
5)
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80
ft
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a'!
10'$
490
•
May
Sept
39
3.10 June
37
Jan
5,15
Nov
15
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50 '$
21
May
19!$ J U be
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153JU
53'
P'eb
28c
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Dec
'28
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Mav
Sept
1.25
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1.69
a
Jan
205
205
x-
12
Nov
13 4
Jan
2.25
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"2.65
Auk
100
1.90
Dec
"2,55
Aug
14
X
'
75c
74
2.51
2.80
-3c
75
12
Aug
51
34"
74
4,460
2,000
■y
1.15
Oct
Feb
4
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110
1'
Sept
Nov
Dec
2.25
>
iV, 3c
1
984
7.00
l)e-
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110
July
Dec *
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War Loan 2d
39
99.4
39
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S599
4,000
38
)>b
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Toronto Stock
Jan.
3
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to
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•
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Last
Week's R
Sale
Stocks-
Pa-
,
Price
Low
...
Wet
of Prices
f
"Ac,
Range for Year 1941
ime
Sha'et,
High
lei'p
v
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~~
Caa Bad
Brew.'—i.-a j..*
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3H
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6!$
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23
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21.4 Jt-e
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1.25
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3,775
,
200
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2.53
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125
74
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-'
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1.15
1.15
115
—
;
Jan
Sept
54
1,196
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3.650
90c
2c,
17i
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144
40 4
5,420
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> pr
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102
85c
...1
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1.31
+
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2,600
9%c
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Mar,
6.>9
103
8%c
2 %c
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39c
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3,965
10
51a
2
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3.70
1
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25a
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.
5l$c
198
00
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4'$c Dec
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94 •
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3,750
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451$
•10,830
2%
83c
-
+
.. i!. _— La*
3c
Page HerBey..-;.—Ai-17* 77777' 7
Pamour....—,.
71*
85c
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1
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51c
Nov
Aug
a
Jan
1.77
:
.
Feb
4c
13
23c
>
10
34%
,
8!c
r
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590
Jan
Feb
8 J
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st
3MH1
4c
12'$
■
25
14,08.3
3.25
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2!$c May
1.91
Dec
1,000
38c 48 J$c
Falconorldge
"
11,750
12
48 c
—1
9%
June
4
5,000
27$c
«.
Dec
82%
38
9!$c
2!$c
12
-
...
!
5
9%c
-
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2.5
87%
1.00
"111
-
4?$
871$
.
Aug
ik
-
.
July
Sept
:
3,50
~~3K
—
23%
-
Nov
Sept
/ 1.5 JO
48%
July
22%
6J$
Aug
-12H
27c
21 %c
June
104
4!$
Jan
1.35
48%
82e
17
53
4 May
34
N>v
1.04
% ■•■"
21 %c
183
34°
7
I
8H
44%
111 1
Nort»Star preferred. .-5 -^7-7
O'Brien
1 7-7 77
—...—
63
V'2
61
36
35$
4
1.2s
*
'
A-X*
—
Jan
rx 2)/
XX
205
4X.
8%
34%
7
+
Dec
25
'21%,
6!$
y
*
...
Duquesne Mining...
21%
0%
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.
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E
2 4%
IV
25
10
12
43%
*
15
200
Jan
65
1.30
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=
1.80
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103
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4.30
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25c
;
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8
13%
26
Dec
91
a 1
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-
213
11
18?$
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28*
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7
3%
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M
8/c M
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5
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96c
fl2
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77 '7
1,241
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191
Nat Sewer
National bteel Car..
Naybob.
6,900
53
44
43%
Normetal
Jan
-25
N oranda
18% Mav
WM
A'-'-*
Petroleum..a.
23
.54
July
W Can
.»«
Dec
1.35
Dec
41
\
Pent
3%
^„-
:f:
X—1
32!$
2.35
Nov
1.04
20
2,18
Wi I EEC
2.96
99"
320
2,350
4.80
Sept
L 76c
Jan
4"4
21
Westo is.a!!!a—i!
Dec
3.75
4.50
Jan
M iv
Dec
454
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483
Dec
2.08
L59
60c
l.in
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454
2.10
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preP>rTd.....
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80c
1.1 ?
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94
5c
94
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Apr
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2.50 f-t'l 117
354
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14 '{•
24c
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!.,!a^L!aa. IA
Dec
16,420
7
X
12
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38
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..
110
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82
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•
1.90
4 4 c
Sept
'
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2.90
10^
.
2.09
••1
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'
41C
,!'a'!;!*
Nov
1.68
2%
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.'1.85
1.69
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1;
'2,350
2.31
1.90
a!%;
39c
Dec
190
114
4Kc
10
pref. --59
1.25
;
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91
„
Jan
2.51
7
.
4
1
—
....
Mining Corp........ XXX *
Jan
41%
.
12
22 4
3%
—-1
.....
_
Jan
24
59%
XX
4
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:
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90J
De
4c
10
■••94c
2,400
1,835
1.01'
b preferred..!!.. —25
Oct
450
77+7+7
& when—a
as
—
1.04
*
United Steel.:—.—
Nov
430
2.15
7-
1.69
I
.
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61c
70
United Fuel
J n
-
1,245
•6,272
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Mclntyre
—6
-
15c
11 '
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McOcH
59c
7'17
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53
50c 51 %c
2.22
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2.20
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15J$c 17!$c
4e
43$e
231$ 25!$
Dominion Bank.—. MOO
1.58
77
-
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1.04
Dec
9
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1.87
3% June
04c
2.76
:XMX1
21a May
Jan
1.10 May
45;
De
4,200
25%
23%
2.70
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92
X
Aug
57c
25%
23%
2.70
Madsen R. Lk...
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1.95
3,3f0
'.-j.
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Dec
July
.3%
600
2o+%
7
950
Mar
A ig
7o
42c
1.32
»
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Dec
82
42c
1.30
.
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1
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;
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9
May
109
1.30
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1
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43
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i—
v
7%
6)3
299
;.y.
9
■
123
*
3 K
..
3
,
2.91
26.5M 4,
80
Loblaw A
Nov
.
.
Sept
Sept
120%
4,000
X$c H^c
X
.
9%
3
v.
12 4
70
75
81c '.Mai'
3,099
;.
L9P
2.15
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19 4
Ve it ires u !—i.
500
48
-
J
70
Vermhata Oils.. ...L
Vulcan Oi.s.........
305
■>'
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66l$
65c
.1
—
Union Gas..a
Jan
9
!
Det
•
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4<>4
Jan
5.15
Dec
Ac May
Mm
1.94
..4
.
Jan
8c
47%
w
1.06
.
Dec
10%
—
Dec
>.
Dec V21
8c
777^M-
50'
.
46c
194c .Feb
Oct
50c
1,53
1.94
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a
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Twl I Cltv
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July
Mar
Nov
59 4
49 4.
Mar
AM
Fept
6fto
6c
55
Toronto G»n Trusts...-10,1
Sept
11
Feb
5
.
6A$;" Nov
100
"lc
200
Tor Elev oref.^.Aa59
Apr
3 -Ha
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3.85
10%
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1.25
9
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9
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7
;
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8,000
45
624
134
13 4
10 ic 10 4 c
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101$
-X.3 ±7—7<*n
25 "7 77.7 X
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Sept
.'463
.
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Sent.
16
Deo
Feb
May
'..45c Dec
6.600
67.200
■i
146 •14c
362
—1 7-7+177
—
i
preferred——
381$
ie
Dec
"
V
'704 W 1 41
1.72
L85
10,000
1
common.:
Teck-Hug'ies.
Jin
1.15 Sept
54
•69
1.72
254
;
Lapa Cadillac..
ecor
105*.
I '$3 June
-2,700
*
Jan
45a June
1.60
5
132
16!$
...
4M5
Dec
Feb
■
Dome
111$
4.15
Nov
117% June
199
500
38
23?$
X 59c
10%
-loo
3%
Mar
4%
55c
32?$
4''
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/56c
10%
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21% Mar
Dee
118
1)
1.30
10
*
...
56c
—1
Jan
Laura
301$
Feb
5
:.
-
X;
Leg are
Feb
3
83
3,750
32c
453
4
704
"!:;C-25
ite.'..
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Dec
Sept
Aug
13 1$
26c
16,470
19%
Feb
55$
„
77.1
Seagrams...
4,5
130
'!
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3 '4
1.41
3S>$
XX. I
..
693
291$ Ju
660
8 .!
4.30
Lamaque G...
Mar
3,54
2c
X
'22%
Dec
2
3 K
130
Davies Pete....
11
55c
.100
Distillers
75
510
1%
6%
8
3.90
'
10%
3!$
8
"*1*6*"
77.5
X
—
ias.
.
Lake Shore...——i-
126
-
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Kirk La;e_ _v.a-
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8
4.00
X
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110% May
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Jan
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Aug
17.*
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Kerr Addison.—.
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3),
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ftlc
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Kelviaator
Aug
*-
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1_.
Jellicoe
29
89
7
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28
1.25
.109
XX
3.413
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'
55c
C iateau Gai Vv l.ies.--
1.804
49c
9 4
..! 4
53
10
47c
Straw likci.a!a>..a
Svlvi
Jan
17
May
'
SulltvaiiA——a.4.a-
Jan
13 *i'1~ Jan
6 %
t,2r»0
13%
27c 29 %c
May
119!$ 120
1.26
1
—
36 %
13%
1) !$
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Central Pat,--. —
Central. 'orc.r.:XX.C .artered
34%
27c
l.
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Sudbury Basin...—
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10 %
Feb
93
r»aV.
•}
Nov
Dec
30
/V '•■.. 90
13%
20%
1.72
^ -x.
^
7%
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Dec
7
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Steep Rock Iron
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2,0)9
34%-
3
8!$
8%
122i$ 12 m
5%
6
125
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7711
Dec
163
3?4
6
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27c
2%
83$
11%
555
7 4
27c
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60
Mt
12%
7
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961$
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3?$
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5
-
2,667
Steel Gap..
•
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59c
June
62c
36
62
Stand
Sept
57
21L
International Nickel,
1.50
.18%
Ja;
8 % Mav
135
12
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9
7"9
62
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,' 8 '$
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120
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8%
Preferred—— ...£1. X"a»'.'—
Inspiration— a-a-—- M--1 L—XX
Int Met A———„— —1
MX 7%
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-100 .XXA-A
22 V£
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...
9
,
Sept
47e
Stna-t.oil.-i
192
155
5.599
34c
94
Jan
2"
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; i5c "Dec
89
89
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.
2.65
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6
-
2^$c
Sept
8 % Sept
Feb
33$
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30!$
171
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204
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Sept
De
90
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174
1.519
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34c
30c
Jan
122
55
'203
Dec
7%
Mar
60J
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53%
-
Feb
3 >4
'■'
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2.67
1
4,.;* Jan
I" Aug
4e
24c Lept
.43% June
8,28®
'95c
44e
<"*/»; 3 3- O -t-
Nov
231$
135
Mar
,
39
Feb
59c fcept
49
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7
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24
14
•
4.600
17e
13:4
89c
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2.00
4c': 24c
15c
14
166
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18c
1,830
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2
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Dec
22
May
July
15
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1
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,
15 4
Jan
6'2c
13 4c
Sept
.
148
135
Jan
July
■5s
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'Slave Lake.1
Dec :.;18H
ll'4 i
2,0; 0
8%
204
....
26!$
.
"referred
136
1.57 May
29c
28 %
,.190 A'.'LXA
22
*
Jesc—L-..--
Dec
3% June
17
203
5!$
22
120
5.475
inter national Pete...
195
9
5%
*
7
92
4 %
315
153
9
— -•—.
Feb
" June
••■
1.90
■94
-
19 4
305
18
May
34"
6,600 -34C. Dec
2.99 -•*'225
1.25 July
d 3a
.
Aug
3.60
De
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30
5'
Man
95s
Feb
233
0
Oct
6
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•
15
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8a
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22
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.
'4,401
03t
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Apr
9 80
2.63
19#
Dei vy
519
Jan
.
1.10
6c June
8 %
11,320
2.9.9
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Slsoe Gal i_.•_. i IA.. 1
31aden Mai
..!a..-vSi.)'
Nov
3%
Dec
2%c
•
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6%
.
45c
Dec
225
F:i53-« --■■F
19
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1,664
2.51
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;
2%c
26%
OO
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30 J$
30
DO
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1.00
Jan
280
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1.25
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Canadian Bank Oom..
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1
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1.49
7%
76
70
81$
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61$
21%
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Jan
25
135
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Apr
30
86
-50
Apr
19%
103
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198
123
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6c
15 V$
1.05 May
90)
5
4%
85
Jan
Dec
115
1.20
105
105
*
Mo'tgage.. MOO
Preferred.-.—-Citii dan Ba teries
/
4'$
CCM pref..
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1.15
5.95
10%
20%
B_
Jan
0
395
......
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9c
X
Apr
5. >0
....
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.Sil verwobds'. li
Se t
9«$C
Dec
651 June A
2,5)0
6; 209
12
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Huron & Erie...
Jan
4
Dec
12%
465
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8
1.20
Canada Cement-----.
Can Steamsliips..
1!
1!
*
-
—
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Dec
De.i
*
.
1.59
1.10
Mar
5c
2%e ;
2Qc
19c
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3,400
1 >c
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2.23
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5
55c
4%
1
.....
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Jan
.'34
2.70
'•
13c >-2,400
22
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9ha wi nigan ^
.Jan
37c
-2%o- Dec
315
3'$.
1!
a
19%
Dec
l>«
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4
T.17
May
55"
31
151
19
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Pand Rivst■_if'.• 'ii 1'
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625
1.5) •L-
80
10c
3.400
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s
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3
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2 %c
■
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Dec •«r-'3% Sept
12"'
950
20 c
117.5
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1.59
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14c
.
12
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76
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2.60
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63
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250
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524'c June.
69
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Jan
2.60
Jan
00
Feb
Range {of Year 19.41
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3.10
4c
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2.83
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G"id4
Aug
14c
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2.90
1
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11%
70
51
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41c
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73
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9'ttv J 'b
a
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Sept
Dec
i
17o
—
Hollinger—_a——
8%
18%
June
19
55
836
!
13
Hi ide
4%
120
x.
t
Sept
3 %c
7777
High wood
Jan,
11%
Mar
30
11%
M
Jan
July
Pres to
63c
18
57;
4
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O veenston Mines..-k.,.t!.l
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3 4
57c '
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Apr
J dy
32c
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3
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Oct
145$
15%
5
MetalSi,—_a—a
3,700
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.
Pr
;
7,010
LX-i
Hard Rock
Oct
2.50b
1,030
15'$
Dec
May
137
Jan
Dec
4"AI.090
...*
Mines..—.. A-l
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Bridge.
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3
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75c
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Hamilton T
Prem i «r.
3%c
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nil
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Feb
1.099
7%
20 %'
15c
Fob
May
03c
187
7,600
..........
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Jan
-
'1,928
73
54
:
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10
Jan
6%c
xRapOf
ti&p'm
Price.
Powell Ron.-—r_
Jan
r':»6o
25
„-i-
28
Nov
T%c June
2 %c
5 )9
.
Pd
10c
llh
—
Dec
14 %
Ad
20 %L Oct
3 090
Week's
salt: i
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3%c
A-
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-
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x
lie
Nov
16,500
4,275
9.30
17$
*
283
Oct
7c
10% June
0%
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9.00
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Jan
11
6KC;'
7c
27c
31c
*
---
Jan
193
Mar
50
ft!$c
31
30!$
"
_ -.
Brazil Trac-...—
8c
Dec
3c
171
Preferred..... X-
1°1
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Stocks (Concluded)
Ulah
Lon>
15%
15% X .'...75
38C 42 %c
4,100
3%c
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■V
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Last
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1.609
6c
94c
ft'-c
-a....
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Jan
fai.Year<lH\.t
3 %c
1
i...
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10
9c
90c
:
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9!$c
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2.45
16 %3
14
4!$c
Blie Ribbjn p.'eferred -.50
Bone,taI M inns.
Dec
5 !$c J t ie
.
.149!$ : 140!$ 150!$
.100
Bell Phone
Bldgood K.aa...
*1*43"
270
9c
14
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—
Aug
Sept
20,500
270
*
.
77.1
—
*
11c
3%
5
6
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3.15
5c
197
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.
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;
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God's Lake.w—*.....
Apr
100
4!$
5
Golden Gate.!.......
Jan-
May
4,09b
1,990
2,800
...1
-
Sept
81c
2.00
1.47
4!$e
—
10%
,
.A'A..-
General ^teel Wares..
Bept
Feti
Apr
7
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5!$"
187
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8c
4!$
187
24c
•
46c
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1%C
2 J$c
15%
A
38 e
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150
2.65
5!$c
1
.
47$e
.100
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100
3,060
1.41
4!$
1.42
—
55
55c
2.65
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5!$c
Bank Mont..—
Bath Power A
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1
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22
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for
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1%C
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•
shares'
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20%
2%c
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A
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55e
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BC
Dec
4
6!$c
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Bralorne
50c
740
14e
—
Arntfield.....—
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200
7
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Ahglo-Caiiadian.....
.!.*
Ang 0 Hur....
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60c
5!$
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1
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Francoeur..
AbltlbL
_
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Ford Motors A__a—Low
Shares
High
A
Low
X..M
....
Fleet Aircraft
Week
of Prices
Low
Price
Fernlana
fot
1
Fanny Farmer......!,
Fed Kirk—_L——i
;L Tr"1 ~
,
Price
Tuesday, January 13, 1942 '
Listed and Unlisted
—
frldai
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■'
*
No par value .: a Old lot s lies.
1 $t-sti>3k dlvi lenl : c A J nlttjJ to un -.
listed trading privileges,
d Deferred delivery,
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& Iuvd8tma.ifc Co.
/ A liq'liditi ig dividend M *18 a shan» wan paH nn the c>*nmon stock of the N ibeo
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r Canadian market. • s Cash sale—not
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range for year,
Ex-dividend,
x
g
Ex-rlghts
z Listed
C f In default
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, Jan. 9
Par
Investing Companies
Par
Aeronautical
|
Rid
4 sk,
6.64
7.22
2.0
114
2.41
2.7:
•
Investing 10c
7.79
8.56
'
ke-Houghton Fund lnc.1
Stock Fund.
9.76
9.2.a
9.8 J
—5
22.10
23.76
pref. 1
154
.
Basic
1
17.8
5
10.48
coav
■
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Series
16
13.85
44
-2.8
Boston Fund Inc.......
12.28
13.20
Broad St Invest Co 1
18.no
Pirst Mutual Trust Fund.5
5.04
5.59
v
series... 10e
1.60
1.86
:
2.75
3.18
Fixed Trust Shares A —.10
8'oundation Trust Shs A.l
Fundamental Invest lnc.2
Fundament'l Tr Shares A 2
20.0
Bullock Fund Ltd
.1
11.25
2.55
3.15
24.33
B
2 ,90
Fuud—
Commonwe
.1
8.86
9.5
ltn Invest... 1
3.24
General Investors Trust .1
Corporate Trust Shares.. 1
26
3.63
3.34
23.08
25.78
3.91
4.26
4.70
Automoblle shares.....
3.02
3.34
6.3/
7.01
Group Securities—
Agriaultural shares.!a!_
28
Bail ling shares.....
3.96
4.37
Chemical shares........
5.28
2.09
Electrical EquipmentA..
Food shares...........
...100
244
5.57
6.13
3.93
26 4
117
slices.
4.72
5.20
Petroleum shares
BsUaresi..10
29
3.91
4.31
R illroad shares.,
*7% preferred— _*_•—100
2.58
2.85
M2
♦Common
Cumulative Trust Shares
*
31
*
RR
Equipment shares..
3.06
4.14
3.5
12.92
11.29
7.75
8.53
2.68
...
1
15.15
3.38
■
4.58
Tobacco shares........
16.38
Diversified Trustee Shares
2.85
D.
—
DivlJeud Shares
.
3.32
3.67
♦Huron Holding Corp...!
Licome Foundation
4c
12c
Fund
2.50
4.15
4.75
'25c
97c
1.07
7.00
7.70
Fund Tnc
2.o0
3.20
15.8a
17.0,
74.36
7.4,
8.0«
7.68
8.39
75.85
7.0,
7.73
.3:17
limueer Tr.tsk Fund.....*
tl .36
12.0/
lie
130
Utilities lnc.50,
♦State St Invest Corp—
!ui>er Corp of Amer AA.. 1
>.
<CoL) ser B sfures.X *
(Md) voting sh ires..25c
National Investors Corp.l
National Security SeriesBond series.
—
.
Income aeries-—.—.
Low priced bond
series..
Preferred stock cedes—..
Trustee Stand Invest Sim—,
2.72
4.4/
4.8a
■:
New
England Fund.—a. 1
Inc common.. 10c
incorporated Investors..5
Independence Trust Shs_*
1.18
12.65:
1.77
1.28
13.4)
♦Series
6.37
3.69
4.10
4.98
5.49
5.7S,
6.4o
10.17
Class B'-_—
...25.
3.66
Aviation
Bulldl
9.4/
6.93
4.04
10.41
-8.89
g
Mactii .ery
Oils
4.57
8.27
C
No par value.
•
"
16.69
B
—
12 61
—1
6.6,
9.5u
10.50
7.4.
8,15
6.70
7.38
33c
♦CeutrM Nat Corp cl A..*
♦Class B_
-
—
*
♦First Boston Corp.... 10
20
"
1
90 »$"
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or
Issuer,
t.
47%
37%
National Fire..,.
..10
National Liberty........2
58%
60)$
7%
National Uniori Fire.--.20
Mereh Fire ASsnr coin
.
_
New
Amsterdam CaS i.
New Brtl
7
8
132
157
19!$
swlck.X!!.—-10
31 H
44
33!$
144$
24!$
New Hampshire Fire
10
22%
27%
New
!5
"133$
21%
21%
23%
North Rivcr-X.———2.50
■'.23 H
Casualty. —.5
_..
...
of
43
8
Pacific Indemnity Co.'.. 10
4
.10
>%
47%
119
Ai
114
Fireman's Fd of flan Fr.25
105%
62
%
8%
00%
9%
22
Fire....—— .5
•
5
2
'
12M-
E*-divldcid,
'
8%
9%
Globe A Rutgers Fir#.,
15
8 J$ .10
2d preferred..!.
15 4. 63%
67%
Great Amer Indemnity... 1
ir
9%
Great American...
„Z5
26%
27%
-
Halifax..'. i'.-'.X.... .'j. 10
Hanover
10
Hartford
Fire.!...!,
10
Home Fire Security
...
.10
Rei isurance COrp (N
15
5%
20!$
24'/,
Y) .2
Reiuiblic (Texas). X.-!!.
.
10
28"$
2a !$
268
42%
55e
81%
33 Vs
St Paul Fire A Marl ie.62 h
40%
'■
v;
-
32!$
3
24%
a
861$
■
2!$
26
F.Jls
40
,13!$
Provldence-Washibgton .10
Rhode Island
23%
'8
X—-!.10
Preferred Acdldeut...'. —5
Revere (Paul) Fire
22%
Globe A Republic.,
12 6
'"38-
42%
10
13*89
'
118'$ 122!$
29%
'28
'40%
Georgia" Homo
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,
121
"
suranceCbrpS
.
5%
98
94
„
46
'
Firemen's of Newark. —.5
—
Plioe ilx..
4%
12.50
0%
61%
Je/ierd Rel
Northeastern.. 6
N ort her n...
Northwestern " National ,25
Pacific Fire...... J.X.__25
40
Phlla—_.;.10
1
—
25%
v,
•'•■"•'A
—.5
leral_..r.J!..
Fire Ass
York Fire...-.X
33
31
Fire..—2V$
1
18!$
.
20%
25%
Eigle
'
2
.
10
Hartford Steam Boiler.. 10
-♦ Quotations not furnished bv sponsor
23%
Glbr Jtar Fire A Mariue.10
Banking
1
22 %
623
a
Investment
Corporations
♦Blair A Co.......
C.ieualty.!.X..10
6%
.
6.00
7 %
12
5 62
-
M.tS
—
'51 !$
(i%
A*V--A
14
11%
Wellington Fund
61
47*)$
35%
Fidelity A Dep of Md.—20
7-
7 71#
15.27
........a..
—
68
45%
Franklin Fire.iV—— :x j_5
1.99
♦
■
30c
63C
U S El Lt A Pr Shares A—.
Bunding A lns.X12J$
4$
.5
600
Fe
•a
-/.36
4.14
7.52
supplies
ElectricM equipment!..
Insurance stock
4.2
'
2'4
Merch A Mfrs Fire N Y.i.4
Bos to1!..'i.—..100
—
ft
3%
2>$
'
'
Employers Re-Insurance 10
4.38
4
Mass
39!$
.
_.
Natiomil
11
...10
Camden Firex:!l
.
13%
91
Excess.
/
Trusteed Industry Slis.25c
Series
629
Automobile....
-
*
10.97
N Y Stocks Inc—
L Bank
•>
Trusteed Amer Bank Slis—
Union Bond Fund sen B..s
Agriculture
1.78
1.68
1
6%
.
1 Fire...5
Maryland Casnalty. —
I
46%
;
87
Conti cental
"
......-.1
♦Series B.
5
Amertcan.'..2 V$
& Shippers....25
Carrli *'.C——.
1.8/
rrimtee Stand Oil Shares—
♦Series A
5.79
Cfned
%
City of New York:...",. 10
Connecticut Gen 1 ife_i_ 10
59
55%
1
19%
11
10
12%
surance.10
•
'♦series C..W,———Vl
l.Oi
23%
79%
44%
Newark...2!$
Vutomobile—
"
92 c
22%
American Rese-ve...,_.10
American Surety !———25
Bankers
•36?$
8%
31 >$
H 47%
'G
77%
.
Jersey Insurance of N Y.20
Knickerbocker. .XX—,.
5
B Jtimore
5.72
nut
'"76
27%
Home—!— -10
American of
American Re-I
Homestead Fire..;•.i... 10
Ins Co of North Affier..l()
58%
10%
4.80
30
_
>%
76%
'
10
Asii
Bit
_;. 5
..
2
...25
,17%
3.13
Par
Home..!....!.:-
46%
J. .10
Am Fidel A Cas Co coin—5
1
taudard
! x. !.
American Equitable... -.5
3.96
.elected Income Shares..]
.
.
2.80
.......
lovereiga Investors
_—.....
Ask
122% .126%
37c
American
Quarterly Inc Shares—10
Republic Invest Fund—.1
■Jcudder; Stevens A CI irk
10
12.0)
11.2;,
Fund—— 1
•(elected Amer Shares._2!$
Bond
luc comrnon.L,10c
ChemicM
Delaware Fund
2.98
4.33
Mi .log
Crum & Forster I lsurance
(Geo)
LI fe.
Agricultural..
American Alliance..
32.
Plymouth Fund Tnc—.10
Putiiam
Aet na
1
1 .rj&
.
7-'
—
Aetna.!-:'!X'!!!.,A..,;"ivl0;
2.02
1
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i.it
11.7J
Mutuallnvest Fund Inc 10
7.44
3,75
General Bond.........
2.09
6.76
3.40
Merchandise shares
*8% preferred
1
10.2.,
.
Maryland Fund Inc—.10c
5.81
1.74
1
.8.22
Series 8-2—,aa
Series S~3—
Fund
«:■•
1.87
Series ACC mod
13.4b
........
10.8
.
.1
—
Bid
Par
Aetna Cas & Surety—
1./6
4.21
1.74
Crura & Forster com.. 10
14.41
7.47
Mass Investors Trust.—.1
Mass Investors 2d Fund.l
Series A A mod
♦
I )58.
No Amer Tr Shares 1953M
Series 1.955.
B-3.x-.__.__:
Manhattan
4.39
1
1
•
15.36
Accumulative series... 1
Series AA
1950—..".
Series
Nation-Wide Securities—
3.52
Consul Investment Trust. 1
Series
24.91
Series S-4
3"35
14.02
Aviation shares........
Century Shares Trust.,
29.8i
6.04
-80 y*
"
7.26
*
26.16
General Capital Corp...
Chemical
equipment-,..
8.46
5.56
Companies
3.40
'5.04
No Amer Band Trust ctfs
18.00
8.28
SeriesK-2...I........
:
12.33
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd.. 1
—
Railroad
......
6.88
3.0/
...
—
22.74
a
Series K-l
14.90
I tsuranee stk series. 10a
34
ie.
Insurance
6.2:
6.48
...
Railroad
27.18
Series B-l—
Fidelity Fund Inc.———*
2 4
Industry Shares—10
1.2,
Metnls
Ask
BUI
(Concl)
16.56
I
Series B-4_.
Biuk stock
♦5% preferred
1.0
Keystone Custodian Funds
Fiscal Fund Inc—
...
81c
Investors Fund C
5
4)$
16.42
Equity Corp S3
1
—.1
—
Equitable Investment
Corp (Mass)
Bankers Nat Investing—
♦Common..—.
14.29
73 (
Insurance Group shares.
17.01
13.04
Investm't Co of Amer.. 10
Balanced Fund...
—
A
16.00
Par
N Y Sto ks lac
Aviation Group shares..
Bank Group shares.
A sk
Eaton A Howard—
13
Amcr Business Shares._.l
Shares...2
Aviation Capital Inc.. — 1
Rid
Par
2.2
Inc.-.11$
♦Amerex Hoi 11 ig Corp. 10
Amer Foreign
#>
Steel
Securities.. 1
Affili ited Fund
Assoc Stand Oil
Ask
BUI
Institutional Securities Ltd
.
10
.........
"■
42 M
445$
Security New Haven.!.. 10
40 '$
42 '4
7 H
.
standard Accident
Stuyvesant.
10
'..X.
4ft
%
3
4
8U11 Life Assurance.... 100
190
220
%
265$
90%
43%
935$
U S
%
46%
1
'.
MW
5
U S Fidelity A Guar Co..2
>
9
118!$ P2t 14-
hprbutfield Fir# & Mar.,25
Travelers.—X _X... .1100 "361'
2
4
276
Seaboard Fire & Mariae. 10
SeabaaLd Surety
...10
U %
10%
65$
371
•
23%
25!$
Fire—4
U S Guarantee——'—
.10
40%
48 4$
7 on
78'$
Westchester Fire,....2.60
3
37 '$
—
"
■
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4032
155
Volume
187
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, Jan. 9
New York Bank Stocks
New York Trust
Companies
United States
Rates
i
Bid
Par
AsA;
Par
Bid
quoted
Bid
Ask
Bid
48%
Irving
..10
10
13%
Kings County...—
318
308
.10
Bankers
Guaranty-
46%
Bank of New York.... 100
County.........35
Brooklyn..
—100
Bronx
54
„
:
—
35
37%
50
:
.
.
„
25
» .
8%
TrllO
10%
31%
Corn Excnauge Bk & Tr.20
Empire
4,
.
.
........-.--50
Fulton
........
Fifth Avenue
53%
First National of N
25
os%
71%
Merchants
Trust.12
Bank & Trust---'-10
2%
22
26
New York*—
Trade
11%
44%
14, 1042-.—.
Jan.
21. 1942
10
Jan.
28, 1942
44
50
Feb.
4, 1942
17%
27%
28%
Sterling Nat Bank......25
25%
100
135
0.35%
27%
Feb.
Mar. 18.
0.35%
■
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1175
Bid
Asked
Bonds {Par Value)
.'■locks
102
101%
102%
102%
102
102%
105%
106
Philadelphia Electric 2%s; 1971.
Wisconsin Power A Light 3%s, 1')71...4.
.......
Qbligalions Of ^oVernmenlal ftgencius
100.10
"
f,'
100.3
.100.3
15, 1942 100
1, 1943 101.8
101.12
1%% notes Feb. 1, 1944
Federal Natl Mtge Assn—
'
Mar. 15, 1942
108%
10)%
123%
Panama Canal 3s....1961
Call July 3, '42 at 101... 100,26 101.2
JThese bonds are subject to all
•
decision
the
15,1943
Sept. 15, 1943
108%
110%
of
._
15, 1943
Dec.
.
..
..
100.21
Mar. 15, 1944
101.10
101.12
June 15, 1944
lOi .18
101.20
Sept. 15. 1944
100.4
100.8
Mar. 15, 1945
101.3
101.5
fMar. 15, 1946
101.2
•
101.14
101.10
100.25
100.27
101.12
101.18
100.27
future
INDUSTRIAL
-
such'times
in
the
these,
as
rubber
crude
for
substitutes
the
rand
ind cate
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
other income and is after operating expenses
^Includes
99.24
Stocks—No. of shares.
99.23
99.25
Domestic
charges,
taxes,-—V.
3/54,
Federal
and develop¬
90.13
09.15
Foreign government.
Foreign corporate. ——
now
of the
part
for
time
some
civilian
401,200
1,057,539
12,750,029
adjust.
acquisition
income
Excess
profits
Other
•
2,452,665
Judge
610,501
taxes...
725,441
•
Co.-—Tobacco
1
'
.
Firms
Get
8,874,3018
Interest
330,158
167,996
■Dlvid.
-*'"'■
earned
stocks
.Divid.
for
com.
7.286,269
611,775
'< 323,692
y 424,394
4,027,487
7.582,566
1,984,770
,
Dec.
;
V'-y,•.•4-,i"
$1,026,242
1,068,516
'
1,
$2,566,423
$281,296
Gas
Electric
&
above)
(as
of
Inc.
from
Co.
'have declared:
dividend of profits of
a
13%
& -
-
$281,296
$2,566,423
$4,345,455
a ■■'.[
■
on
com.
on-
pref;
165,681 '
769,808
1,988 170
129.166
895,309
1,550.964
4,110
56,675
73,763
stocks *• 1,068,516 ■*/;
stocks
;i. 54,165 •
on bonds & adv.*.
;
84,498
income
3,451
.
-
12,249.363
9,029.883
*
payable Feb.
15, 1942.
$1,168,356
Total
&
expenses,
'
and
stockholders
uet_.r
r
on
>:
65 694
,1,006,929
;
856,906
...
Int.
—.———
other
&
on
deductions
href.--stock
^
for
"basis
$1,078,968
-92,928
'- >140.767
Net
rules
the dividend
155, p. 153.,
of
the company
_
$845,273
taxes
31%;
tax
for
•
97,050
140,767
1,130,311
1,689,209
1.211.484
?
•
tl,726 253
'
V.
on
Dec.
are
fully accrued
on
r
for comparative
-tRestated
American
^
Hard
the
recent Order of
use
of
company
.to
Rubber
purposes;1—V.
Co.—To
154 p.
1489.
•
154, p; 1374.
1,740,703
; y
*After'interest, " depreciation,
■;
.
'
$0.93
.
Federal
income
1,623,435
;
$3.36
the Office of Production' ManagementA.restribtirig:
•.
a
i\■
;
for
the
be payable
1940
1941
r"
$5,516,799
repairs
$5,243,288
1,248,582
243,180
269,564
480,000
*
480,000
7,270
revenues_i,_*_____i
675 780
521,663
—
245,323
$2,316,769
239,333
238,404
$2,043,452
$2,078,365
Dr 3,808
—
i,
7.270
703,073
$2,282,785
income taxes)_____
income...
other
.
taxes
and
.
16,837
Jan. 7.
an
additional
This makes
a
10,000
shares
Lake Erie RR.
to
day.
railway-—-—
857,037
income—
613,931
839,188
Net
crudq rubber w'll. cause discontinuance of some lines of this
..
ry.ioocr.
From Jan.
Act.—V.
Gross
Net
—V.
.
$1,892 647.
1938
JSL07.Q.12Q.
1,123 893
606,723
918,213
19,217.451
17 101.979
10.134.332
9 378.924
6 074 657
2 713.981
'"nme-.;
7,347,282
7,080,876
4,895,771
2,177,134
railway
©per.
154, p. 1260.
for
$122,837
154,
p.
taxes
income
$943,724
ended Nov.
profits taxes under
excess
1697.
for the year
the
1941
....
.
firm of L'llick. Gearv & Olson &
elected a director, Succeeding J. C. Cowdin, resigned.
Lillick is Secretary-Treasurer and Trustee of Leland Stanford
University and a director of McCormick S. S. Co.—V 154,
Lillick, member of the legal
S.
has been
Junior
p.
:
1629.
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
ry.
Net
1939
1938
$152,225
$129,827
1,705.640
693,804
l^*^ 706
510.534
452.001
796,408
859,155
839,128
income—
45,035
railway—
oper.
•
54 893
60.199
93,232
102,778
1,300 719
1,075 373
1—
Jan.
from
from
1940
1941
$140,750
48.585
from
from
$151,874
65 565
93,664
railway—*---
November—
Gross
Net
railway
railway
Net -ry. oper.. income—--,
—V. 154, p. 1375.
.
326.824
•
753,513..
510,806
railway——'—
from
from
rv.
Federal
California Packing Corp.—New Director—
Gross
1939
1—
-
.Net
for
includes
1941
30,
From
-Earnings1940
1941
$l-815,878
1,083,999
from
85 567
19,836
$925,914
Provision
Note:
Mr.
of
total of 850,000 shares
will be issued as and when desired to meet the
from, railway-—_:. $.L666,Q03
Net
to
ihcome
Net
Charles,
.
•Gross
3,575
construction—3,101
Airiortiz. of preliminary costs of projects aband.
44,274
Miscellaneous
21,841
charged
authorized issue, under charter powers, of 1,500,000
The radditional shares
'
—
$2,039,644
$2,095,202
842,500 "
842 500
203.223
203,223
4.992
3,926
.
Co. of Canada—Additional Listing—
Stock Exchange l!sted
&
& expense______
discount
of debt
interest
Interest
surtax.—
•
Bessemer
funded debt____—-—
on
Amortization
Revenue
company's commitments under the employees' stock plan as approved
by the Board of Transport Commissioners for Canada on May 3, 1929.
V. 152, p. 2542...
•
•
-•
•
and changes in others, Pres. Edwin S. Boyer stated in a letter
products necessary to the war effort and operations on
important items have been placed on a basis of seven days a week 24
hours
recommended
$3.00
'
.
Montreal
shares.
Discontinue rSomer
stockholders.
.
He added, however, that much of the company's production has been
changed
been
income
Other
1941—12 Mos.—1940
470,939
$0.60
stock
listed out of an
■-•
The
has
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
of
share
per
November—
<•
30—
operating income
Net
<
3d
lease of electric plan;
for
Interest
authorized this company to discontinue
30
343,997
—
stock of this company on
During 1941 one subsidiary has been crediting income
reductions resulting from non-recurring reduction in
income
"Deficit.
of
the ordinary stock, also to
on
538.
p.
for Federal income taxes___.._—____
Total
$23,560,443 $19,023,379 $81,794,880 $67,934,920
profit
The
the
subsidiary companies for the first'3 months of 1941, is being
-"currently absorbed at the rate of $42,000 per month.
'
&
(other than
Net
\
^
1941—3 Mos.—1940
30—
Nov.
Bell Telephone
$1,148,999 $12,711,129 $13,193,597
-of other
'
Nov.
Net operating
Rent
a
sales
common
due to the refinancing by .that subsidiary in 1940.
"This tax credit.- after being reduced by adjustments for under-accruals
taxable
1941,
1,278.829
Provision
authorized
•
:.'y
Earnings
$1,386,816 $15,530,649 $16,131,335
Federal income taxes, as of this date,
of
Ended
Maintenance
com.
stock
Note.
current
dividend
final
A
California Oregon Power Co.—Earnings-
Ira
earned
Bal.
12.
per
Operation
vi
1939
1940
£4,087,565 £4,865,442 £5,165,453
share has been declared on the
year free of British income tax, pay¬
5d
Operating revenues
cargo
'--I-
.' 'Net
•
■Dividend
Ltd.—Earns.—Div.^—
Co.,
1941
of
stock for the
Feb.
Years
\
Beatrice Creamery Co.
$1,452,511 $16 537.578 $16,988,240
89,387,
■
as
Period End.
'
Balance
dividend
interim
ended Sept. 30,
Feb. 12.—V. 154,
(
Tobacco
Sept. 30—
Taxes
ocean
share
a
profits after taxes and charges
able
corporation and surrender to the State of West Virginia
charter and corporate franchises.—V. 121, p. 1572.
its
.
Taxes
Year Ended
after Jan.
open
cents
aggregate 76 cents a share, com¬
share for the previous year.
was paid on Fel?. 20,
1941.—V. 154, p. 1189.
earned
and
12
cents
year
(The) Barrett Co. of W. Va.—To Dissolve—
The
Divd.
Other
of five
of
declarations
cents a
69
extra
An
dividend
Appropriation for retirement reserve__-^_
Amortization of limited-term
investment—
charter
business
v
Divid.
Int.
held
dividend
Gross
*: yr. a
872 258
v
with
pared
extra
represent net earnings from dividends and
by the fund.
For the fiscal year ending
share,
a
securities
1942,
ordinary
'i
policies.
dividend is payable in cash in accordance with the provisions
the
of
■
subs.%:
consolidated—
>
on
An
*
«•••
cents
28
an
dividend of 16 cents a share, both payable
of record Jan. 30, 1942.
These payments,
holders
to
1942,
31,
declared
have
quarterly
regular
20,
interest
Net
the
on
"
pursuant thereto.—V.
$42,274
——
Gas
Amer.-
Elec.
,
Fund, Inc.—Extra Dividend of 12 Cents—
British-American
premiums considered earned between Feb. 1, 1942 and
1642, both dates inclusivej , of Participatihg polices other
30,
Such
Co.—
in
net
on
term
$4,343,456
8,288
Inc.
net
'
,■
in Phones
telephones in service
with a net gain of
December, 1940, and 7,140 in
\
.
• v* r
the net
(d)
J
American
Undistributed
$8,584,000
and
the
than
y"!■
*$42,274
consolidated..
$3,780,000
November,
in
directors
a
Jan.
.'
premiums of Participating term policies that
1, 1939, whose expiry occurs between Feb.
1942 and April 30, 1942, both dates inclusive.
^
'
1
subs,
98,000
$6,098,000
appeal from the voluminous records of the
both 'dates inclusive. ••.
(c)
$1,153,554 $14,815,786 $13,375,339
872,258
12,249,363
9,029,883
net income of h.;,;:-
Undlst.
an
the net earned premiums, not previously considered for
April
v
68,000
43,000
1939.
totaling
■
the net premiums considered earned between Oct. 1, 1941 and
1941, both dates inclusive, of Participating open ocean cargo
attach
—-i
and
31,
1942,
-■'
stations
Feb.
' [
dividend,
of Participating term policies that attach prior to Jan. 1, 1939, whose
expiry or anniversary dates occur between Feb; I, 1942 and April 30,
5,092,519
f.;'r'v
•
stocks..
...^
com.
on
630,777
163,898
'
stocks.
pref.
011
Bal.
608,637
• 61,148
funded debt
on
int." and deduc...
Other
120,090
87,000
MISCELLANEOUS
The
American Tobacco
are:
policies, such dividend being
$2,372,623 $26,741,317 $28,035,193
$2,019,720
income
48.000
40,000
$3,336,000
;vi Boston
^
allotted by the District
premiums:
following
(b)
Gross
112,000
Days
1
.
;
- -
•••
60
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.—Dividend of 15%—
$2-),867,197
23,512
prepare
time
The trustees
<
9,536,809
12,164
income
$8,418,000
As of Jan. 1, this year, there was a total of 1,463,215 Bell telephones
in service in Pennsylvania.—V. 155, p. 153.
;
H.
companies
(a)
Other
$3,623,000
corporation reports a net gain of 10,342
Pennsylvania in December.
Tnis compares
8,229
:
5,061,028
$2,349,111 $26,411,156
$2,007,556
Operating Income
855,350
$6,583,000
4,
Co. arid
1,686,002
—
810,372
taxes
12,129,619
7,106,142
_
1941
595,775
$3,184,000
December,
Court.
Co., R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. and the American Suppliers, Inc.
—V. 155, p. 86.
in the
The
16,667
—
540,280
562,787
Jan. 1 to .inn. 9
1942
654,190
,
trial
26,986,596
4,671,901
■yiffi-.f
.•■;;'■■ .y:
8,333
—
taxes..
$3,336,000
527,400
—
-
in
lines
come."-r-
to
-* -I
Tobacco
imposs.ble to
be
34,199,357
5,014,970
Depreciation
——
Amort, of electric.plant
Federal
1941—12 Mos,-^-1940
1,078,343
Maintenance
vl
(& Subs.)—Earnings—;
J 429,469
Operation
$40,000
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Gain
Sixty days is the maximum period that a Federal Court can allot
perfection of an appeal.
j
'
Counsel for both sides,
however, said they would ask the Sixth
District Court at Cincinnati for an extension of time because it would
$7,526,235 $96,721,134 $85,590,648
$8,700,548
3,193,186
revenue
562.000
$112,000
The
com-
yr
Consolidated—
Subsidiaries
Operating
490,000
10,000
1941
19-12
■
..
defense program
available
for
for
1941—Month—1940
Exchange
.
INSURANCE
-
appeal to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
,
American Gas & Electric Co.
6.000
1,030
New York Curb
Church Ford on Jan. 6 granted the four tobacco
companies and 13 of their executives convicted of criminal violation
of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, 60 days from Dec. 11 to perfect their
but before depreciation, depletion and Federal income
p. 1489."
'
* *
"
.
Period End. Nov. 30—
17,000
Bonds
%%
%%
substantial
volume business
vsj
American
•
ment
of
continuance
;to Prepare Appeal—
$4,291,000
1,187,600
$4,231,300
1,265,900
$338,000
78,500
88,400
—.
a
155, p. 45.
Co.—Earnings—
$315,700
incoirie
646,000
109.29
99.22
i%
.
ypany.'s output that- appears necessary to the national
l-.b..
Period End- Dec. 31
.
•Profit
671,000
Week Ended Jan. 9
101.8
H%
..
Concerning the outlook for the future, Mr. Boyer said: "While it
be inadvisable for the management to make predictions as to
the
V.
Gross
$3,184,000
514,000
1,000
5.000
•
would
appeal
•
[
527,403
...
i%
%%
..
tSent.15, 1944
tDec. 15. 1045
125%
under
the assets of the
1725,
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
—
Nat.Defense Nts
101
101.12
1%
...
'
company.—V. 154, p.
-551,000
$18,000
19(000
Asked
Bid
■[Total .—i—i
granted Montreal Trust Co. permission to
Justice Middletoi%f Which authorized the .sale
the master of the Supreme Court-of all
of
direction
81,895
104,855
$453,000
t These bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
has
Roach
Total
Rale
109.19
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Malurilu
1%%
1%
1%%
-
fMar. 15,1943
"J;; Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.*—To Appeal Sale—g?
Justice
23,000
$41,030
Corporation and Investment News
General
RAILROAD
,
2%
1%%
%%
..
15, 1942
June
*E<t-Dividend.
Federal taxni. -
Asked
1%%
—
Sept. 15, 1942
Dec.
versloi 3S—1916
U S Co
100.24 101
l%s Jan, 3, 1944—
11,030
617,000
622,000
467,010
Total
Corporate
100.14
100.18
100,4
tOO.29 101
U S Conversion 3s. ..1947
Call May 16.'42 at 100%
485,090
97,210
Thursday.....—
Int.
Bid
Rale
Maturity
Other Issues
16, 1943
2s....... May
-Int.
100.15
Authority—
8 Housing
U
71.415
115,690
Friday...
Foreign
j
Government
$412,030
.......
Tuesday—-..*..
Wednesday
v
or more 32cd* of a point.
Domestic
3
%%_—Jan. 15, 1942
1%..—-July
1,1942 100.13
i74% .—.Oct. 15,1942 100.12
tl%%...July 15, 1943 100.16
tl%_ —..Anr, 15 1944 100.2
:
Federal Home Loan Banks
%b.
..Apr.
2s.......Apr.
'\; Figures after decimal point represent ens
Foreign
56,335
,
Monday.
100.19 100.21
'
.
V
Corp—
{Number
of
Shares)
9, 1942
Jan.
Quotations For U. S. Treasury Notes
Reconstruction Finance
Commodity Credit Corp—
:'%%..._ .May
1,1943 100.8
tl%%—Feb. 15, 1945 100.1
...
Week Ended
Saturday
A iked
Bid
0.35%
0.35%
Transactions At The New York Curb
Quotations For Recent Bond Issues
Pacific Gas & Electric 3s, 1971......—
Asked
1942
Mar. 19. 1942.—
■
145
Central 111 Public Serv 3%s. 1971^
Bid
0.35%
0.35%
-
0.35%
11. 1942--.
18, 1942.—
Feb.
1250
Asked
4. 1942.—
0.35%
0.35%
Mar. 11. 1942. —
Mar. 16. 1942.—
Mar. 17. 1942.—
0.35%
0.35%
0.35%
10%
3%'
84
Underwriters...., ....100
United states..... ....100 1135
105
170
12%
13
50
Public National
Y..100 1220
25. 1942--.
Mar.
...10
650
33%
32 %
41%
100
.
620
32 %
Title Guarantee &
Continental Bank &
—...lOU
26
Bid
Feb.
Treasury Bills—
0.35 %
Peoples National...
159
51 H
Asked
53
26%
Jan.
Penn Exchange..
28%
26%
151
----.-20
m
47
24%
,
Chase National....-.13.55
Preferred—20
42%
Colonial....
National Safety....—12%
29
M anufacturers
'85%
40%
90
Commercial National.'. 100
Lawyers-25
83%
Chemical Bahk &, Trust. 10
National Bronx.....;;.50
National City...:
12%
14%
H
1450
58
Central Hanover^ ......20
Cll n ton..
10
9%
.100 1400
13%
42
Bensonhurst National.. .50
243
238
.100
Bank of Manhattan Co. 10
Bank of Yorktown_.66 2-3
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Treasury Bills
for discount at purchase.
are
Ask
12,875 387
7.942,283
."
V'-
Canadian National Ry.- -EarningsWeek
Ended Jan.
Gross revenues
—V.
155,
p.
154.
7—
1942
$5,179,000
1941
$4,423,000
188
j
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Canadian National Lines in New England
-
November—
Gross
Net
ry.
Net
Net ry.
$111,295
$124,025
$117,163
11,071
*24,965
*3,261
*37,466
*68,117
8,072
railway
1,844,638
income—
oper.
154,
1,288,741
*112,790
1,432,573
*121,715
*74,864
209,938
N.
8,577
28,550
25,518
25,334
Net
(estimated)——
5,657
1942
9,833
12,624
14,933
17,662
___
connections—
3,981
connections—;,-
5,067
Gross
for
the
three
—
9,851
9,905
_
235,183
■
From
Gross
of Georgia Ry<—Substitute
Jan.
on
ratification
of
Co.-Trustee—
155, p. 48.
from
from
Net
approved the petition of Merrel P. Callaway for
appointment as substitute co-trustee of the prop¬
his
Jan.
Net
8
erty of the company.—V.
RR.
of New
52,901
ry.
—V.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
1—
From
Gross
Net
Jan.
railway.™
'350,676
$1,541,195
$2,912,694
,551.810
885,627
*83,072
231,706
$3,025,512
$2,429,790
501,595
*218,133
railway...
railway.....
_
39,690,684
32,548,207
30,537,622
16,909,178
4,732,695
1,416,370
6,730,812
154.
10,320,728
7,608.251
>8,339,360
6,868,728
4,704,138
-
1,063,004
1,729,123
2,726,007
'
from
SEC
(a)
Co.,
of
The
filed
sale
$325,000,
shares
of
eral
of
Upon
all
of
the
of
minor
to
all
of
aggregating
Central
the
to
1
to
U.
to
190
the
for
Utilities
for
Co.
Co.
at
such
Co.
shares
of
sum
Utilities
S;
Co,
has
cancellation
The
the
consideration
date
of
unbilled
as
16,616,739
15,616,699
4,716,252
3,493,178
1,506,137-
441,542
proposes to acquire from Arkansas
of capital stock of Atlantic Utilities
thereof
...
New
Fire Insurance Association,
Secretary-Treasurer—
Charles
W.
Makin, Assistant
; Secretary-Treasurer,
V.
136,
to
to
the
since
late
"
,.
1928,
has been
S.
1379.
p.
dividend
of
52
cents
Feb.
able
distribution for
for
1
paid on Aug.
to
1,
holders
1941,
share
per
of
record
1941.
This
and 52
cents
has
been
Jan.
Feb.
1,
;
>
•Net
Weeks
Ended—
profit
Earnings
•After
y \
,
cents
983.
of
depreciation,
154,
common
depletion,
stock———
interest,
$1,176,747
$2.11
Federal
$1.62
State
and
income
1941
■
1940
>
1261.
9,781,443
Sales
more
Manager,
New
revenue
during
6,194,553T
and
203,475
the
is
create
a
earned
to
the
and
and
of
miles.
passenger
flown
were
16,492,140
16,242,796
industry,
Co.,
has
2,563,228
2,136,599
286,407
140,923
•279,027
Other
'
profit
$3,699,853
$3,019,965
$2,572,206
332,674
257,323
203,457
224,630
$4,032,527
$3,277,288
$2,775,663
$2,647,382
income
Total
income
Selling,
shipping
ministrative
&
ad¬
2,694,495
2,399,843
2,116,439
He
that
increase of
an
H.
has
1941,
and
1,962,661
1,013,050
Southern's
Prov.
for
Fed.
minion
v
Federal
income
surtax
distributed
Net
Pref.
and
129,148
104,354
94,967
revenue
Sales
taxes.
on
for
of
of
divs.
80,030
7,244
paid
$604,963
$458,068
$445,811
68,099
68,720
69,461
70,692
445,500
paid
378,033
355,476
355,476
22
and
i-77!
!;
;
End. Dec.
will
continue
31—
154,
1593.
p.
5,505
i
4,542
5,379
6,252
$918,460
**
•
depletion
taxes.—V.
in
the
54.52
of
154,
Trust
Co.
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
6,760
51.16
6,608
47.63
26.71
Gross
5,236
39.44
Net
from
5,175
88.94
Net
ry.
announced
a
but
before
Federal
and
Jan.
from
50.
p.
<
transfer agent for
preferred
,
stock and 80,000
'-7
.
Range Ry.- -Earnings—
1940
1939
••*•••
v
$2,278,448
2,469,772
1,325,419
1938
~
$2,114,411
1,684,351
763,125
813,687
35,869,655
27,395,906
17,965,266
15,951,173
12,787,642
*166,419
:"i *210,965
18,465,819
24,327,035
'
318,863
1,331,444.
l—
railway
railway
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V, 155,
new
155,
*
.
appointed
$3,792,513
income—
oper.
From
been
1941
railway
railway———
from
7,273
company
interest,
has
Iron
&
from
2,739
the
July 31,'41 Oct. 31,'41
$450,552
$821,710
427.
cumulative convertible
November—
27,96
3,755
•'
$2,392,259
'6 Mos. End,"7
Ended
Oct. 31,'41
and
p.
stock.—V.
common
Duluth Missabe
76.37
5,740
,—_____—________—_—_
:77
1941—3 Mos.—1940 v:
8.891,667
10,516,733
-
7,860,976
'
2,769,756
1,992,941
1301.
p.
afternoon
8:10
departure leaving Houston at 4:05 p.m., arriving Chi¬
p.m.
Southbound flights to the Southwest leave Chicago
arrive Houston 3:15 p.m.—V. 154, p. 1491.
11:35
cago
a.m.,
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
Gross
City Ice & Fuel Co.—Transfer Agent—
Chase
The
National
Bank
of
the
pointed transfer agent for the 6V2%
stocks.—V.
154,
v.
Net
City of New York has been ap¬
cumulative preferred and common
ry.
Jan.
from
Net
1941
Common
dividends
1940
$621,814
$417,153
$431,795
147,429
257,600
147,130
205,749
147,130
206,096
;
ry.
—-
1939
Surplus
$261,163
share
per
stock
com.
on
'
v
(par $1)—
$216,786
7,279
1,082
1,366,385
1,225,757
271,365
177,775
*50,776
*5,441
*65,386
*284,335
•
railway
320,360
income™
oper.
23,945
.
'
11,647
*;,
/.-
*
•-
r;
*11,718
1,017,195
1376."
$64,274
$79,394
$2.30
$1.31
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
;
Earnings for Year Ended July 31, 1941
sales, less discounts, returns, and allowances
$784,788
$1.40
Cost
-
of
Cost
$2.27
$102,343
7,414
1,532,053
Duro-Test Corp.
205,271
.
-
37,151
1938
Gross
Earns,
1938
$137,040
27,488
1—
railway
♦Deficit.—V. 154, p.
$615,591
148,332
prof, after all chgs.
from
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1939
$129,353
35,571
income—>*
oper,
From
Gross
1940
$149,851
railway
railway
from
Ry.—Earnings—
1941
from
Net
1727.
p.
Colonial Finance Co.
Net
of
N. J.
$2,412,216
Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Manufacturers
4,476
——
year,
committee
as
$912,141
\
depreciation,
income
shares
52.82 '
4,472
____
new
as
.0:
30,000 shares of 6%
:.y' 18.43
4,091
—^ru__—■
3,486
4,501
4,302
■
.
the
Co.
started
representative.
Vice-President
as
$371,158
♦After
,
2,552
of
executive
Crown
Can
having
sales
a
7'77;>•' 7 v.v.::■'''•-J Mos.
'•
Period—
The
2,256
;
beginning
as
1941—Month—1940
1
Diana Stores
75.66
the
the
Sales, and S. Carle Cooling
90.53
October
ago
Machinery Corp. of Harrison,
Braithwaite
♦Profit
Increase
2,807
August.
September
of
the
for
Continental
advertising,
years
the
in
Inc.
the
and
member
Sales
Co.,
Seal
with
sales
some
&
executives
of
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Earnings— 1.
1940:
1941
2,936
Preferred dividends
$779,024
dividends
96,802
Cork
associated
charge
known
widely
Director
pas¬
1,598
-
June
aggregating
reserve
;..*--v'7-v-y-.7
most
the
Crown
,
December,
revenue
1,541
Years End. Oct. 31—
143,334
__
income
Common
*
347,352
un¬
contingent
surplus.
'.„•
.
of
appointed
been
in
——„
—V.
pas¬
January __L——_—
Do¬
profits
and
Crown Drug Co.- -December Sales—
% of
1940
J,
of class B
shares
capital
to
,
director
a
Line
Period
67.94%.
31, 1941, compared with
-
The company will reduce the
common stock, sub¬
properties.
in
charge of
General Manager Packers
Can Sales.
Mr. Searle will
make his headquarters in Philadelphia.
—V. 154, p. 1262.
7\ 7 V
7"*. .7
'7
Chicago and Southern
during December, 1941, as
with
Chicago
growth from Jan. 1 to Dec.
application
received
redemp¬
or
Seal Co., Inc.—New Sales Director for
organization
also
is
F.
company's routes between Chicago
to Houston.
Compared with 42,064
compared
as
declaration
a
to charge to capital surplus the premium
dividends on the preferred stock to be re¬
one
Worthington Pump &
2,019,330
211,656
expenses.
Other deductions
,
$2,422,752
SEC
that
December,
reveal
■
proposal to apply $1,667,000
storage subsidiaries to the
surplus
been
division
a
Searle
Mr.
15,338,249
2,775,578
f
y
by The United Gas Improvement Co..
capital surplus of $2,058,377.
It will charge
unpaid
Searle,
Can
$1,451,273
State
figures
190,267
117,118
other
Gladden
with
1940, this shows
For
:
69,413
the
can
•7
the
over
' 269,706
154,940
189,706
proposes
Crown Can Co.—
D. Walker, Vice-President and Gen¬
the company carried 61,918 revenue
Memphis
1,128,699
1,306,187
held
balance
and
accrued
and
29,820
passengers
that
y
1
expenses in connection with such redemption.
The
capital surplus, in the amount of $694,783, will pro¬
vide for possible losses which the company may sustain in the sale of
any of its remaining assets.—V. 154, p. 1623.
245,265
73,679
5
32,105
22,415
*8,082
cold
outstanding
which
November—
Gross
1,081,703'
the
a
and
of
sale
its
of
deficit
1938
,
382,960
Jan.
on
stated
1941
Orleans
following
senger
late
1938
$8,617,305
6,720.428
of
all
will thereby
General
revenue
passengers carried in
miles
senger
At
$9,292,634
7,644,792
ice
Its
the
in
value
deemed
*
made
was
88.94%
$131,213
•
with
regarding
of
Vice-President
154, p.
/,
1938
,
,
F.
283,152
December'
1939
$13,481,296 $10,664,757
Cost of sales & royalties
1939
$1,556,273
69,847
compared with December, 1940.
In making this statement,
D.
July
13,210
1,240,251
292,004
139,268
;
filed
70-470)
sale
balance
'
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—Traffic Up—
November
Cherry-Burrell Corp. (& Subs.)—
EarningsYears End. Oct. 31—
Net sales
the
The company also
con¬
$1,510,855
May
1146.
p.
1940
April
Nov. 10,'40
$1,452,000
share
from
February
share
per
153, p.
Nov. 9,'41
.
received
stock,
1941.—V.
—
per
.taxes.—V.
'
■
(6
avail¬
on
1941,
.
has
the
1—
March
28
and
Chicago and Southern flew 23,353,644 revenue passenger miles during
an increase of 68.42% over 1940, when the airline flew 15,979,090
Champion Paper & Fibre Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
.
road
"
1941
income.—
Jan.
revenue
•
the
amount
the
with 41
compares
on
declared
from
22,
2,061
and
loading days).
•
loading days).
'
/J
loading days.—V. 155, p^ 154.
(5
cars
cars
from
The
A
1939
$116,746
23,796
stantially
1940.
Century Shares Trust—52-Cent Dividend—
1940
$102,812
No.
stated
railroad
1941,
elected
Thompson.'—
V
payable
(5
cars
1941—22,531
.
oper.
passengers
Camden, N, J.—
Elwood
of
.
1942—>23,016
Announcement
eral
v
Secretary
succeed
line
$325,000
and
Camden
•
Milwaukee
railway
i". $1,689,254
railway.——
292,925
from
carried
costs
the
on
1941—32,230
•Deficit.—V.
closing, such minor
ice inventory„
the
branch
Ry.—Earnings-
$121,836
..
railway.—_
on March 1, 1942,
at $105 a share, of all its outstanding 12,338
shares of $6.50 preferred stock, series C, >and to the redemption on
April 1, 1942, at $102 a share, of all its outstanding 3,840 shares of
$6 preferred stock, series B.
The
company
states that in order to effect such redemption it
proposes to eliminate the deficit resulting from the loss of $1,907,808
Sycamore northerly to Caledonia, ap¬
in DeKalb and Boone Counties, 111.—V. 155,
^railway..
18,286,484
Net from railway
4,034,299
Net ry. oper. income.— '
1,457,359
revenues,
$2,517, being
155, p. 87.
a
5,917,324
1,225,178
137,562
1261.
p.
tion
permitting abandonment by
of
"
*
near
from
From
agreed to
$663,500
of
Co.—V.
7,
7,
7,
November—
Net ry.
(except
Arkansas Gen¬
and
Utilities
Co.
General
Utilites
taxes;
S.
Utilities
U.
Utilities
154,
from
"(File
.
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.- -Earnings
Net
indebtedness
$158,628 of
loaded
cars
2
Gross
bonds, being the total outstanding funded
items
cover
Corp.
6%
adjustments
to
transfer
Federal
Arkansas
and
par)
General
General
adjustments
Service
(no
closing Central
and
(b)
&
Little
bonds)
Arkansas
Arkansas
General
Sullivan
Walton
point
a
portion
a
during the period;
2
Gross
date
to
subject
to
Rock, Ark., for a cash consideration
outstanding capital stock, consisting of 5,000
mortgage, series A,
debt
Co.
Co.
the
surrender
of
stock
mortgage
Utilities
first
dealers
Utilities
S.
475,303
Crown Cork &
issued an order permitting to become effective
being concerned with:
U.
1,512,121
*13,918
Corporation
209,607
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
RR.—Loadings
nections
Jan.
*:•;,
Central
common
first
30
and
by
investment
certain
is
Dec.
on
5,980,393
947,345
railway—35,504
17,468
$767,012,
Central U. S. Utilities Co.—Sale of Sub. Stock—
The
5,952,021
1,037,476
sustained
certificate
a
of
company
27.815 miles,
Dec.
declarations
7,344,594
1,909,558
income—.
.
Jan.
1300.
30 -issued
the
of
Revenue
340,404
Dec,
on
extending
p.
26,619,673
.
oper. income..
*Deficit.—V. 154, p.
ICC
proximately
1—
Net ry.
46,815
oper. income—
Jan. 1—
7
„V.
from
19,571,663
income.—
ry.
From
504,568
;
245,456
1375.
p.
trustee
1938
■
210,657
...
from
from
1939
1940
$3,401,411
.
—
oper.
111,084
Commonwealth Utilities Corp.—To Redeem Preferred
Stocks—
1
•,:>v *
^1 v'- y.i' '•. •.■'
j
1
railway
oper.
154,
The
V
417,819
railway—
railway
income..
from
Net
;
the
1941
116,575
♦Deficit.—V.; 154, p. 1300. [y
1938
-,;
Jersey—Earnings—
November-
49,164
income.—
1—
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Abandonment—
Central
164,673
from
Gross
-
ICC
1938
$584,426
210,102
railway
railway™—
from
*
,
Central
i
1939
$616,297
.
.
The
2 V2 %
1940
oper.
Net
26,953
...
' "
ry.
Gross
25,948
,
.
1375,
the
on
and
198,751
from
from
Net
.
p.
1
-Earnings—
,
Columbus & Greenville
railroads—
.
154,
1942
of
4,153
granting the company's applica¬
\
Originated
30,437
tion regarding the issue and sale of notes to the First National Bank
27,686
Received from connections—
24,155
of Boston in an aggregate sum not exceeding $300,000 in such amounts •
22,616
and at such times as funds are required to pay for necessary exten- ■■
Total ■
—A.——
,54,592
50,302
sions, additions and betterments to its plant and property for the >
—V. 155, p. 154.
.....7
period from May 1, 1941, to March 31,
1942, such notes to bear
interest at a rate not to exceed 3%
per annum and to be dated as
issued but in any event prior to March 31, 1942, and to mature not
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earningslater than Sept. 30, 1943.
The initial borrowing will be $250,000, the
November—
V 1941
>•*1940
1939
proceeds of which will be utilized in part to repay an outstanding l •Gross from
railway
$1,755,679
$1,742,922
$1,573,624
note
payable to the bank amounting to $157,500, the proceeds of,
Net from railway
587,866
701,061
553,062
which
were
used
to
complete certain construction included in the
Net ry. oper. income—
program.—V.
all
$659,214
November—
Total
order
an
for
payable April
140,459
oper.
Net
5,752
8,736
from
4,784"
4,755
——
issued
be
1
1941
•Deficit.—V.
Pere Marquette Ry.—
Originated
$3,140,000
$3,766,000
—_
1941
■
Received
recently
interest
will
906.
* $687,171
From Jan.
5,038
11,649
——
5,100
17,306
—
from
Cape & Vineyard Electric Co.—Notes Authorized—
SEC
ry.
the
p.
Southern Ry.-
&
railway—a
railway™—
from
Net
v'V
c
154.'
p.
154,
from
Net
Earnings—
-
earnings
Gross
(Nickel Plated Road)—
Originated
Canadian Pacific Ry.
The
Colorado
.
——
Y., Chic. & St. Louis RR.
*593,909
*610,141
1375.
p.
Week Ended Jan. 7—
155,
16,757
7,716
declared
of which 2 V2 %
1942.—V.
"
*659,031
*"459,834
Total
1,254,918
Received
Gross
17,802
7,751
connections™—
also
bonds,
payable Oct. 1,
Dec. 27, '41
20,799
from
Jan. 4, '41
directors
income
November—
railway
♦Deficit.- -V.
—V.
Jan. 3, '42
Originated
Received
The
5%
—WeeksEnded-
;
.>
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
*44,287
,
j.
*
.
1—
from
from
1938
income-
oper.
Prom Jan.
Gross
1939
60,444
railway"
**-Net from railway—
.
1940
$204,688
from
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Carloadings—
-Earnings
1941
-
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
of
sales
;
j.
258,419
replacements-
;
86,770
——
'
Balance,
surplus
Shares of
($5
$33,131
444,345
444,345
$1.60
$1.21
$0.87,
Consolidated Balance Sheet Oct.
Assets—
Notes
and
Accrued
receivable—trade
(netF
and
accounts
to
receivable
(not current)
1,942,495
employees
2.094
30.532
57.954
176,226
71,173
22,201
,
14,442
'
,
in Central Fibre
Products Co.,
Property, plant and equipment (net)
Patent costs and license rights (net)
current
1
Inc.,.
Def.
chgs.
Fixed
(prepaid
'
1
Preferred
stock
Common stock
notes
2,106.467
Reserve
for
Capital
34,908
Deferred
for
Deferred
$496,565
Earned
($5 par)'
________„ „
surplus
_„_—
_
—
323.077
144.000
31,889
27.169
1.354.900
1.371,000
3,712.500*
3,706.208
472.220
stock,
cum.
•In
1,465
608,839
$ 100)
—~
2,697,000
2,696,800
207.668
207.668
1,195,755
Drl6,736
1,
common
.
1,396,750
1,660,250
1,195,755
_•
shares.—V.
152, p.
$9,263,859
$8,427,005
majority owned unconsolidated English subsidiary, at cost less
r«sp-"o,
i5es, commissions, State and local taxes, royalties, etc.—
V. 152, p. 3338.
■-■'3.
1
,'-3
The
& Iron
directors have declared
'
•
on
interest
Profit
2,947
226
13,631
1,399
building and. equipment—not in
Federal
Income
and
excess
profits
use
4,931
,,
taxes——
5,750
Dfl6,736
for
the
year—
$724
Consolidated Balance Sheet, July 31, 1941
Assets—Demand deposits and cash on hand,
$53,322; accounts re-,
ceivable—trade (net), $104,135;
inventories, $96,036; deposits on ham¬
pers, spools and other
containers, $4,982; deposits on purchase con¬
tracts, $3,000; sundry receivables, $4,088; fixed assets
(net), $246,255;
other assets, $27,447; deferred
charges and prepaid expenses, $36,574;.
total, $575,841.
Liabilities—Accounts
payable—trade,
$31,464;
accrued
liabilities,
$25,777; other current liabilities,
$18,557; long-term debt, $65,156;
capital stock ($1 par), $243,743; paid-in
surplus, $176,321; earned sur¬
$20,284,664 $15,966,666
3964.
Corp.—Special Div.—Interest—
a
■
$29,609
expense—
on
for
5,417
r.
$14,823;, total,
$575,841.—V., 152,
424.
p.
-
^
special dividend of 25 cents per share
in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
on the common stock, both payable Feb. 28 to holders of record Feb. 11.
Like amounts were paid on this issue on Nov. 28, 1941.
;sv-H
—_________
interest,,.etc.first mortgage payable—
Depreciation
plus,
r—
r
1,888.024
a
(par
' J..'.'....
of
41,018
-
251,388
(par $ 1)
stock
Total
•Cost
47,095
791,299
surplus
•Treasury
185,189
439,130
—
Colorado Fuel
Total
i
__
5Vi%
stock
income
Amortization of fluorescent
experimental costs
Amortization of patent expenses
117.994
103.688
280,343
losses
surplus
; Capital
470 962
2,153,449
certificates
$24,192
profit before
Interest
Other
89,748
expenses.
$9,178,313
118,321
-
„
Income
521,590
surplus
$12,724,115
140,423
taxes
$8,427,005
Common
^—....
payable.,
reserves
350.000
46,364
199,648
Net
325,658
administrative
'
Provision
Accounts and ins. payable and accruals..
Pref.
($10$, par)
39,182
186,596
—
$20,284,664 $15,966,666
Unsecured
Earned
172,366
and
Profit
Other
$439,598
—_
expenses
General
9,117
-
.
$667,309
Reserve for Federal and Dominion income-taxes
Unearned income
:
Liabilities—•
Dealers'
Liabilities—
payable
payroll
& sund.)
Total
Reserves
tAccrued
insur.
profit
34,588
136,578
_
73,480
8,517
investments
int., taxes,
assets
$9,263,859
Accounts
67,733
j:
and
Selling
13,350,906
30,588
receivables
Other
Gross
$2,080,196
receivables
65,805
Total
1940
$2,811,186
17,004,284
,
securities
632,633
2,068:687
—
receivable
244,856
87,101
__
accounts
2,683.563
•Investment
Investment
$636,419
;
31
Oct.
1941
and
Notes
Repossessed autos.
1.018
Deferred development expense
Other deferred charges .....
Advances
1940
3,838,862
Inventories
Notes
Sheet,
Cash
Listed
31
$634,704
2,338,721
interest
$0.84
Other
1941
accounts
Balance
Assets—•
share-
per
Consolidated
$19,643
444,745"
stock
par)
Earnings
$158,210
445,500
common
$265,425
—'ff "v
4 r-4,t
•
'-i
-
Easy Washington Machine Co., Ltd.—Accumulated Div.
The company on Jan. 2
account of accumulations
$10,
to holders of record
were
made
on
17V.
cents
per
in
1941,
as
this
issue
share
on
paid
on
Dec.
on
a
the
22.
dividend
of 17 Vu cents per share on
cumulative preferred stock, par
Distributions of 35 cents per share
7%
July 2 and Oct.
Jan.
2
and
April
against 70 cents in 1940.—V.
1,
1.
last,
1941.
as
or
152, p. 4121.
a
curnnared
total
of
with
$1.05
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4032
Volume 155
End.
Operating
30—
Nov.
Operation
2,044,921
"
364,001
1,777,840
343,036
575,225
Maintenance
$56,691,840
23,343,029
20,808,304
4,121,994
3,802,234
527,295
"
"
Depreciation
Federal
»y
income
taxes—
723,381 "
282,155
530,501
Other taxes
6,784,190
5,868,458
6,573,964
496,537
Interest
Profit
Net
operating
and
Other income—net loss.
'•
•'
;
:
:
Balance
Total
$1,494,285 $17,182,226 $17,217,478
$1,459,175
7,597,060
$9,760,842
2,844,267
$9,620,418
2,694,270
—
$6,916,575
pref. dividends earned but not declared
1,583,970
$6,926,147
1,651,300
$5,332,605
$5,274,847
26,861
19,293
amortization
&
613,251
634,461
$845,924
Dividends
preferred stocks,
on
$859,824
declared
Cumul.
j
Y,
—
'$412,603
$282,202
Accrued
interest
3,045
1,939
608
Prepaid
2,776
Total
6,505
Balance
J
—
...
Y
$518,334
life
879
2,290
,'
Y
36,112
register fees
for
stocks
applicable
minority
to
interests
—'
'Balance
$5,305,744 ,$5,255,554
;
tPreferred
dividends not
tAmortization
of
bond
14,980
;
—.
7,574
J
{Preferred dividends declared—:.
{Interest
Y
_Y——
:
—_
181,695
57,413
102,726
170,818
56,760
.
Earnings from other sources.
v
112,989
"
h<
^
..
'
\t 773
743
interest
;
'
••
Cash
*
—,
-
568
*
V
;/ 10,000
1,773
20,000
General
30,000
- v
Expenses & "taxes—
Y———
332,964
447,201
,
Interest
$159,043
„———_
Balance
...
subsidiary
a
r $5,206,684
_
$5,278,163
of
stock
of
value—life
surrender
Cash
_Y—
applicable
to
stocks
of
Dividends
2,265,787
stock
$3,517,548
of
2,285,192
Class
Engineers
Public Service Co.———
A
stock
common
($10 par)
$2,270,410
Class B common stock
($10 par)^^__
payable
*
Unclaimed dividends—
Earnings
stock
common
share of
per
and
surplus
$2,606,171
$2,992,971
$1.36
$1.57
stock...:—
common
"Applicable to Engineers Public Service Co., before allowing for un¬
earned cumulative preferred dividends of a subsidiary company.
{Ap¬
plicable to securities of subsidiaries owned by parent company, de¬
ducted
above,
{Earnings- from
subsidiary
investments
in
income
include
taxes
subsidiaries.
in
$469,858
HThe
Capital
accrued
shown
by
subsidiary
5
Total
companies
{Market
stock
Profits
Act
Tax
of
1940).—V.
155,
155.
p.
Condensed
Erie
Y
The
RR.—Stricken
York
New
tration
the
mortgage
following
mortgage
(c)
50-year
(d)
Exchange
gold
has
and
stricken
Erie
bonds
lien
general
Listing
(1)
securities:
4rlo
lien
prior
solidated
Stock
from
due
4Vo
Registration—
from
RR.:
listing and
(a)
First
Jan.
1, 1996;
bonds due
gold
regis¬
consolidated
(b)
first
Jan.
1941
50-year
47o gold bonds, series A, due April 1, 1953;
convertible 4% gold bonds, series B, due April 1, 1953;
te)
50-year convertible 4%
gold bonds, series D, due April 1, 1933;
<f)
refunding and improvement mortgage 5% gold bonds, series of
1927, due May 1, 1967; (g) refunding and improvement mortgage 5%
gold bonds, series of 1930, due April 1, 1975; (h)- Erie & Jersey RR. first
convertible
(old).
(old);
4%
(c)
non-cumulative
second
preferred
Normal
Net
fer to
ferred
certificates
stock
of
for 4%
of
deposit
(old).
deposit
for
4Yo
pre¬
-
Dec.
on
29,
1941.
Transfer Agent—
The City Bank Farmers Trust Co. has been appointed transfer
"A" preferred stock.—V. 155, p. 156.
'
agent
for series
£•<?$ .*£- i;'v
■"'iv-'.v "fa
''k
v'"v•,':1;'Y V'1*•£*'••• *•'
'•£
•-
V-y*.'-
vY-
of
directors have declared
The
dividend
a
of 45
cents
Net
share
the
on
stock,
payable Jan. 31 to holders of record Jan. 16.
During
1941, the company paid four quarterly dividends of 35 cents per share,
and on Jan. 31, of that year, paid an extra of 40 cents per share on
the
stock.—V.
common
154,
654.
p.
Fidelity Assurance Association of Wheeling, W. Va.—
granted
Judge Ben Moore, at Charleston, W. Va„ Jan. 3,
petition of the association for reorganization under the
Federal
Bankruptcy Act.
»
absence of appeals, the decision would permit the investment
company to seek revision of its corporate set-up to become both an,
insurance and annuity contract firm.
It
was
stated unofficially that an appeal by some of the
parties
involved was a "foregone conclusion."
the
At
time
litigation
ago
ment
contracts
official
An
annuities
books.
totaled
directed
at
the
association
two
$600,000,000.
explained
the
said
this
to
outstanding
$25,000,000 and at
"misleading"
was
maturity
actual
but
still
value
of
contracts
time had the actual value
no
because
remained
many
the
on
today
ever
is
exceeded
$40,000,000.
The
which under
company,
sold
ciation,
annuity
contracts
of
name
in
Fidelity Investment Asso¬
States, filed its reorganization
29
outside
southern
the
West
Virginia
Federal
District
and
that
Judge Moore lacked jurisdiction.
In granting the reorganization petition, Judge Moore in effect held
his Court had the right to hear the petition.
The reorganization was sought after Edgar B.
Sims, West Virginia
auditor, obtained appointment in a State court of two receivers who
were directed to attempt conversion of the
company into a life insur¬
firm.
'
aftfcr
receiving
the
petition, aopointed Central Trust
He directed that all State insurance com¬
Co., of Charleston, trustee.
missioners turn over to the trustee any of the firm's securities held
by
them as protection for contract holders.
order
That
later
his
opinion the Judge
conclusion
"The
rescinded
was
and
all assets pending outcome
"freeze"
State
agencies
were
directed
to
of the hearing.
said:
-
;
■■■;
,
the motions
is that
for dissolution of the
injunction
'freezing' deposits in the hands of State depositories, and for rescinding
the orders directing State receivers to turn over to the trustee assets
of the debtor in their hands, are, overruled and the debtor's
petition
Virginia,
Missouri,
Ohio,
Tennessee,
hearing
Maryland.
Kansas,
Wisconsin, Illinois and Pennsylvania.—V. 152r p. 2551; V. 154,
were
Indiana
p.
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—Accumulated Div.—
company
account
holders
of
issue
one
of
See
also
$1
per
V.
Dec.
on
16.
Dec.
Oct.
1,
share on
paid
26
accumulations
record
of
this
on
the
on
dividend
4%
of
$2.50
cumulative
distribution
A
last,
a
of
$2
per
preferred
per
share
share
stock
was
154, p. 541.
,
Surplus, Years Ended Dec. 31
1940
/,
1939
Y
1938
•U.
-
.
>
Y
.
100,000
94,087
,
98,991
91,500
surplus $14,069,944 $14,169,944 $14,264,031 $14,363,022
sold
373,388
,
securs.
on
229,223
§208,368
§737,643
{34,697
' *494,578
yY—
„
securities
on
§162,172
*144,664''
*437,591
$211,716
sold
$373,887
$229,223
income—
■
•
.
Previous balance•
178,993
§$208,368
-
•
•
160,172
373,208
376,436
{120,294
255,807
48,762
{46,666
62,869
$912,496
$908,854
Net
for
inc.
Dec. 31
•
Y '.••• ,«■<
•
5%
$1,111,622
Common
cur¬
is
'/>
•
V.-7/
■
■
Y
Y
after approp.
23,438
$86,246
269,340
$885,417
6,562
{$881,607
bank
$905,934
office
and
bonds
————
SStock
-
$842,282
A
30
in
**Inv.
insurance
Bonds:
United
-
-
Total
Public
<
Unclaimed
Other
Min.
277,294
on
Public
907
526,960
409,795
420,310
579,000
528,000
1,637,500
2,285,500
8,933,400
14,561,250
2,028,000
1,375,750
997,000
1,735,968
————278,800
700,000
—
—
——,——
—
a*
Y—;
—
-Y-~*
—
Utility
—
—
——
—
Cash
y
$15,864,605 $22,384,738
Comparative Balance Sheet, Dec.
Y
Assets—
31
1941
/
owned at
Securities
cost
—;
Y
—
1940
{$19,151,368t$22,850,956
2,613,320
3,427,032
83,375
84,777
Dividends received and interest accrued—
Unamortized discount on debentures—.
pfd. stock issued by banks—
by banks
stk.
cap.
and
surp.
87,780
—
—
—
——
$21,848,063 $26,450,545
—
—
280,153
2,469,770
Profit
4,222,960
Undistributed income
**At
1940)
owned at bid
Fruehauf
14,169,944
211,716
373,888
178,993
$21,848,063 $26,450,545
no
par
shares.
{The value of securities
price was as of Dec. 31, 1940, $22,384,738.
{The value of
31, 1941, $15,864,605.
securities owned at bid price was, as of Dec.
depreciation as allowed by U. S. Bureau of Internal
book value of First Security Corp.
{{247,041 (246,977
*
warrants entitle holders to subscribe
stock, as follows: 100.000 shares at $10
$12.50 per share, 100,000 shares at $15
100.000 shares at $17!50 per share and 100,000 shares at $2p
These warrants expire Oct. 15, 1953.—V. 154, p. 1377.
Note—Outstanding
of
shares
common
shares at
100,000
>
to
per
500,000
share,
per
share,
"
Plants-
Co.—Purchases
Trailer
85,000
105,000
285,067
—
—J
—
——
-
137,500
;
7,903
14,069,944
—
sold
YY" *Represented by 1,300,220
tMarket
shares of par $10.—V. 152, p. 3807.
securities
on
Total
value, $3,869,489 in 1941 and $4,616,220 in 1940.
{After elimination of
items classified by bank examiners as "doubtful" or "loss." §At par
IIAfter
——
Payable for securities purchased
Capital surplus
$92,477,222 $80,499,528
-
34,213
91,000
102,000
———
—
2,470,410
$27,337,699 in 1941 and $25,772,042 in 1940.
•Market value,
debentures
etc
payable..
4,690,034
stock———
profits
1,300,220
6,600,000
—
Preferred dividends
undivided
common
undivided
Reserve for taxes,
$3,500,000
2,346,000
„——
debentures—.
Interest accrued on
475,000
1952
1,300,220
—'
——
due Feb.
5%
25-year
$3,400,000
stock
3V2% .debs,
1,552,245
292,104
preferred stock
•Common
3,563
390,000
subsidiaries
and
6%
1,436
2,925
issued
Total
shares in
479,110
,
Total investments
361,430
1,738,926
in
surp.
value.
'
%
,
Utility-—
$251,000
222,000
*
■
.
31,'40
$300,000
-
———
Finance
229,927
445,738
int. and other expenses
dividends -1
'.
—■■
stock
Revenue.
and
for prior
dividends
{Less
-YY->i-Y;'Y:.i-Y.:
—
Railroad
122,516
taxes,
of
profits
Consol.
1939,
reserve
Dec. 31,'41 Dec.
Industrial
$82,168,884 $70,903,044
-rr-
reserves
int.
tax
Liabilities—
divs.
for
Preferred
$27,654 in
determined
$92,477,222 $80,499,528
—-—
—————
for
1940,
between
y
$373,208
Common Stocks:
140,924
liabilities
Reserve
$29,147 in
difference
subsequently
Y
Industrial
Liabilities-
Other
of
for
as
Treasury
utility
Total
Deposits
$160,172
-
-
-YY Preferred Stocks
16,504
111,468
-
—-
———
$178,993
-.
of investments at market value, by classes of securities,
31, 1941, and Dec. 31, 1940, is as follows;
States
Railroad
1,748,440
88,068
—-
consolidated
not
subs,
{Other assets
life
of
{Credit
1938.
Industrial
Y
18,169
39,008
—
"-
449,700
325,055
summary
Public
Sept.
1,641,744
132,629
furniture and fixtures
surrender value
Cash
bank
Federal Reserve
in
houses,
estate
$285,067
86,328
for taxes
provision
in
of Dec.
as
.
discounts
iiBanking
425,550
195,033
441,705
325,055
417,500
Y
requirements
paid therefrom.
§Loss.
$27,007,240 $18,665,681
26,234,641
24,695,496
3,676,777
4,455,010
48,619
61,279
33,382,222
30,382,068
—
155,250
153,000
{Municipal and listed securities
investments, bonds and securities
and
326,178
$822,908
on
and
years
subsidiaries,
building
!
S.
553,724
$926,932
paid—
dividends
•After
Y:Y..Y'
of
246,678
639.405Y
$799,576
retired
i Total undistrib. inc.— '
.'■■■ <■
now
include
discount
debs,
dividends
Pref.
for con¬
basis
934,957
$1,113,950
.
income,
on
ended
year
(as above)—
v
General
the Fort Wayne, Ind., plants of the Koppers
properties for the manufacture of heavydutv haulage equipment required by the defense program.
The plants which embrace a total of 45
acres have over 200,000
square feet.
They include a plate shop, warehouse, machine shop,
power house and miscellaneous buildings particularly adapted to heavy
duty construction.
The plants are completely equipped with power,
gas and water.
The manufacturing buildings and warehouse are pro¬
vided with center craneways as well as considerable heavy machinery
all included in the purchase.
Located on the main line of the Penn¬
sylvania RR., adequate siding facilities are provided.—V. 154, p. 1263.
company has purchased
and will utilize these
Co.
Fined by
Three
$20,000
Co.—Bakery
Baking
Firms
and
per share.
U
Executives
U. S.—
baking
companies and 10 executives were fined a total of
District Court at Philadelphia Jan. 5 after they
Federal
in
pleaded nolo contendre to charges of conspiracy to fix bread prices'
along the Eastern Seaboard.
Y The companies fined by Judge J. Cullen Ganey were General Baking
Co., New York, $5,000; Continental Baking Co., Delaware, $2,000, and
Capital Bakers, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa., $1,000.
Individuals were fined
$12,000.—V. 154, p. 1492.
General Investment Corp.-^To Delist Stock—
Foreign Power Securities Corp.,
'i
Interest
Other
on
on
Ltd.—Earnings—
j(M-
Year
..
—;
bonds-.
—-—
deductions
to
Excess
made
Discount
—
of
expenditure
on
company's
over
—
$17,849
103,680
7,523
$93,354
revenue
bonds
purchased
^
during year
The
for
■
deficit
for year
announced
Jan.
2
that
a
hearing
registration on the Boston Stock Exchange.—V.
10 Days Ended Dec. 31
redemption
49,267
$44,087
has
been
set for
Feb.
154, p.
1630.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Period—
Oper.
Balance,
SEC
.4, 1942, ai its New York Regional Office, on the application of the
corporation to withdraw its common stock ($1 par) from listing and
,
investments
on
of $1.50 per share on July 1, last,
April 1, last, and one of $2 on Dec. 26, 1940.
one
$326,178
dividends.
as
paid
securs.,
Undistributed
$792,946
71,383
-
YY-',' Y' Y Y
Dividends and interest
The
received
$10,715 in 1939 realized on sales of
dividends.
{Includes $7,900 in 1939 and $6,476
during year.
{Profit
Assets—:
'
654.
$553,724
securities
and
preferred
capital
on
profit
sold
corporate reorganization filed on June 6, 1941, is approved."
States which were represented at the long jurisdictional
West
on
$884,136
54,476
Cash
Y
Moore,
Judge
for
$892,262
•v-YvOYY
{{Outstanding A and B
the
petition last June.
The petition was assailed by counsel for several of the States.
Among
other things, it was contended that the securities involved were
mostly
In
540,774
^28,529
of
Condensed Consolidated Balance. Sheet,
Res.
figure
carried
never
were
He
about
first
was
it was estimated that the face value of outstanding invest¬
years
ance
Net
the
In
held
$2,055,330
which are
operated on a self-sustaining basis; liquidating companies, the invest¬
ment of which is stated at $398,060 in
1939, $267,359 in 1938 and
$266,564 in 1937, less than present appraised value.
{Segregated as
follows: Dividend on preferred stock of banks, $14,136; minority interest
(common stock of banks), $31,906;
interest of First Security Corp.
($3.38 per share A and B stock outstanding Sept. 30, 1941), $835,565;
total, $881,607:
{Loss;
{Real
District
the
1
Other
,
Granted Petition to Reorganize—
Federal
379,285
124,959
from
not
{Loans
-
392,026
426,156
$948,850
which
inc.
•Does
■
per
1,434,118
427,100
1,423,873
examinations—
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—45-Cent Dividend
common
as
$639,405
of
in preferred stock.
amount
of
Total
(old);
second
1940
value
stated value—Dr.
over
*1938
•
1,415,401
—
excess
year's
needed
preferred stock
non-cumulative
133,086
—
of
shares
$2,596,104
profit—
in
tingencies
stock
stock
common
non-cumulative first
for
Dealings in the above securities were suspended
;•
on
reserve
rent
certificates
(a)
RR.:
(c)
149,535
redempt'n of 2,000
Unamort.
none
Erie
38,278
-164,820
$934,957
previous balance—
Miscellaneous credit
$2,691,564
$1,128,285
latest
certificates of deposit
42,258
.
{Profit
554,210
Less arbitrary net trans¬
14.
(3)
1
30
$2,753,480
«.'•
Dealings in the above securities were suspended at the close of the
trading session on Sept. 29, 1941.
Transfer books for old stock closed
(old);
*1939
$2,199,270
1,642,718
losses
Oct.
(b)
Ended Sept.
$2,073,604
617,960
bond sales
oper.
prof,
Recoveries
Y-^yyyyyy^'...
■
Years
$3,017,724
—
Total
stock
{At
1940.
Yy'yY' !Y
'YY! Y-.
38.059
Miscellaneous credit
,
preferred
in
649,176
income
Operating expenses
Interest paid
50-:year sinking fund bonds due July 1, 1955; (i) Genesee
River RR. first mortgage 6% 50-year sinking fund bonds due July 1/
Dealings in the above securities were suspended on Dec. 29, 1941:
(2) Erie RR.: (a) common stock (old); <b) 4% non-cumulative first
ous
.
mortgage 6%
1957.
for
1940
$2,368,549
income
Other
Total
1996;
$232,945
and
1941
Consolidated Income Account
received
Interest
con¬
1,
$275,479 in
55,358
surplus—previ- YY- ■
v.'Y
balance
$14,169,944 $14,264,031 $14,363,022 $14,454,522
Excess
on
7,920
37,510
exchanged
$3,013,703;
;
*•
«
$3,517,548
of corporation's officers as at Sept. 29, 1934, plus
additions at cost, including $85,863 premium on class A
for subsidiary stock: Companies in active operation,
companies in liquiudation, $39,007.
subsequent
excess
Excess
value,
,Y 7,920 ,\.V
.
56,653
YYv 1941
values
November
the
1938 received
'
7.920
,;
33,557
Statement of
value, $21^,350 in 1941 and $201,462 in 1940 and $136,346
1939.
appraised
in
in
.
330,000
,
market
290,151
in
$890,820
172,419
received
681,441
$3,641,470
-
♦Market
($1,961,480 for the 12 months ending Nov. 30, 1941)
for
profits tax under the Revenue Act of 1941 (none estimated under
14,170
$4,671
:
'
73,205
Capital
in
Federal
as
-
—
'
—,
$33,980
60,000
372,525
surplus
.16,356
—
custody
of
legal auditing &
securities
1,436
100,000
681,272
.
„
Earned surplus
companies,
amounts
taxes
Reserve for contingencies^—:.---.
included
as
deductions above.
§In excess of its preferred dividend requirements
for the period, less minority interest, credited to reserve for deprecia¬
tion
for
Provision
.907
...
{33,804
330,000
$872,878
{17,942
$1,120,947
330,000
1,452 YY
.
accrued
{Includes
Y7;
1938
$1,236,857
8,528
registration,
♦Including
580
1939
24,814
30;277
Y Y
^
Net income for year—
200,000
H
Years
1940
127.557
YY
debs.
on
report expenses
Other expenses
$2,269,770
Y
200,000
Accounts
Balance for
debentures
'
*
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
41,840
—
'
Liabilities^—
$5,278,163
$8,648,069
.
146, p. 440.
{$1,212,043 {$1,087,143
—$1,381,950'
paid and
Transfer,
trustee,
sec.,
$4,871,959
preferred
on
18,169
Taxes
182,258
$3,641,470
—
Engineers
Public Service Co.
255,685
$8,627,851
Calendar
Y
*$1,340,110
of redemption or
exchange of 5% debs.
2,993,337
16,504
insurance
Y;:•••'■■' 1941
bank loan—
on
for
Exp.
334,726
company
Total—
Balance
210,540
y
Investors
bonds
Amort, of disc,
•193,130
{3,052,710
—_.y—'——■.
suubsidiary companies
.-' Y
v
stocks—
on
Interest
1,436
'Y:Y
.200,100
^
:Y,';
income
Interest
$130,883
907
;
————i——„
199,197
\V..
Income Account
on
on
Total
'
1940
1941
account!
Y—IyYu
{Stocks
Inv.
SEarnings of
-
1,500,000
trustees.—V.
as
•'•'
American
•Y.:Y;YV
Dividends
Y'y'
(Company Only)
?
banks dividend
——Y—
in
"Bonds
4,461
5,000,000
1,500,000
—————————
■" "
98,422
5,000,000
$100)__—
^
,
30
(par
1
.
1,934
i
—
,
1
(„
liabilities
—
V.
.
'
stock
$1,789,500
7
198,720
.
♦Deposited with Montreal Trust Co.
yJn 49,107
1,899
2.291
•
banks———
in
Cash
$5,611,127
' $5,653,885 :
.
$8,648,069
$1,728,000
(125,000 no par shares)
surplus
Total
1,114
-
Total
$8,627,851
,
,J
Balance Sheet, Sept.
Assets—
r
1,193
bonds, series "A," 1949
(incl. int. to June 1,
accrued
partic. pfd.
cum.
Earned
11,083
Y
,
—
conting.40,000 Y,
^
453
1,563
——
—
Common stock
12,497
V,
,
1,939
6r/c
$452,839
$340,565 yy $401,292
$226,634
Note—Earnings shown above do not include .accrued and undistributed
earnings of subsidiaries.
T,
86,824
2,578
—
in arrears—$155,520)
Accounts payable and accrued
1,210
.Y,Y868
928
net "transfer
for
res.
investments—
88
,
Net income for year—-
6,163
7,574
declared-———
discount
to
1940
$8,559,600T
54,409
on
,
Amount
1941
$8,569,301
loans
1941,
*
—
860 YY
re-
Y"
,
'717 y-y;
:-
21,208
.vY
valuation
call
First collateral trust 6%
$321,699
2,660
■'
1
609
\
-r:
Taxes
Arbitrary
'
;
Y $440,613
YYYYYYYY ^
':Y
Prov.
31
,
Liabilities—
23,366
$371,771
in-
policies..
on
2,705
22,911
.
'
serve
and
Bond
income
and
Interest
Cash
v\""
Misc. expenses
1
1,193
62,664
on
Oct.
-
YY/Y
—
Premiums
at
value
accounts
stocks
Stock
Balance
$344,621
charged-
on
surance
Balance
1938
4,368
of
accounting;.
expenses—Y—
:
'
7,421,385
Interest
book
at
1939
bonds
assets
Legal
Y. *.
'
of
$1,532,199 $17,221,785 $17,366,990
<
37,914
39,558
149,512
$1,433,612
24,437
rev
•Investments
$444,797
received
sale
Sheet
Assets—
(Company Only)
1940
received
on
Recoveries
/
Balance
v
,
.
30
1941
Dividends
6,395,649
2,342,543
.5,976,120
-
Account for the Years Ended Sept.
Y
$4,959,061 $63,913,420
$5,721,641
Security Corp. of Ogden—Earnings—
Income
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
revenues
First
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Engineers Public Service Co.
Period
189
'
—V.
1941
-revenues
1R!v
r>
ISfi
(est.)—
1940
$37,650
$27,255
—Jan. 1 to Dec. 31—
1941
1940
$1,612,735
$1,153,538
i£gB»SW!S»
MteomwatMmnseiMitamA^^
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
190
1940
$3,553,784
3,006,003
$3,559,045
463,931
462,473
bond
issue
voted
was
to
permit
the
books
\
—
—
—-—7
—
2,984,813
applic¬
Add share of loss of subsidiary company
able to
minority interest
Unimproved properties—expenses
Balance
19,299
——.
operations——-
Income from real estate
other
from
Income
sources-.-.-.
—
142,928
—
$234,580
expenses
Federal income
tax.
Net
income
Plaza
Park
applicable to - the stockholdings
amounting to $18,701.
Corp.
Corp.
30
Sheet Sept.
Balance
Consolidated
Assets—
Cash
%. 'v.v
assets
Other
.
'!
252,025
stock
tComraon stock
1940)
154,
«.
1,544,322
3,907,595
before
selling,
271,014
$391,592
271,014
Sheet,
■■■
■■
$5,437,810
$3,268,028
lll.Joa
—-r
335,864
846,862
;
Provision for depreciation
and depletion.—--
income tax—
245,231
835,754
990,000
Sundry deductions
292,000
—
15,000
150,000
Minority interest in profits of subsidiary comp.
15,796
profits tax
and
X" V"'
30
Nov.
X
1940
$205,174
627,201
982,943
;A;.
91,888
65,033
-
93,569
M 5,221
Net
Net
state
taxes..,
...
------
55,309.
552
m
tpr*
~—.'
—
»On
100,000
1,152,990
110,095'
1,122,455
•"
421,222
$3,123,366
losses,
trade
discounts,
returns
226,073
$2,722,782
and
advertising
allowances of $84,630 in 1941 and $89,937 in .1940.
tAfter reserves
for depreciation of $488,758 in 1941 and $450,884 in 1940.
Represented
V.
154,
no
shares.
par
Represented
by
13,787
shares
at
cost.—
797.,'X':;.A:V
p.
to
$17,125;
Net
Net
ry.
1940
,,
,.:i939
;
$162,316
/_• $148,988
24,110
50,429
40,319
*4,444
f1
27,820
"X:, 3,436
-
20,472 '
'15,617 X
V
railway
'
1.837,861'
1,604,082..
1,414,461
1,563,674
..
"
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway____._
549,037
income—
oper:
•Deficit.—V.
154,
p.
443,702
252,753
:
investments
•
..
account
on
„
449,380
204,096
445,434
■
192,030
>
355,062
='"144,159
v
1378.
.
V.
Farley,
Assistant
1631..
to
.
the
President,
has. been
on
convertible
Dividends
on
common
1,143,788
904,152
$3,08
$1.55
preferred stock......
stock—...
—.....
Earnings per share of common stock.
*
of hold¬
ers of convertible preferred stock, authorized the refunding of $2,000,000 long-term and $5,000,000 short-term notes payable by an issue of
$3,000,000 of debentures bearing interest at the rate of 3%
and
manuring July 1, 1947, and $4,000,000 of notes payable bearing interest
at the rate of 2% maturing $1,000,000 annually July 1, 1943, to 1946,
On
Oct.
2,
1941, the board of directors, subject to approval
approved the refund¬
Holders of convertible preferred stock
inclusive.
X.;---X-
X
r
shares of its common stock
from operations of
Oct. 31, 1940; nor
will the company expend in excess of an aggregate of $200,000 in the
purchase, redemption, or other retirement of any shares of any class
except out of such consolidated net earnings.
As of Oct. 1, 1941, the company acquired an additional interest in
common
stock of American Zirconium Corp. in exchange for 22,700
shares of treasury stock having a cost of $316,492, thereby increasing
the company's investment in that corporation to approximately 90%
of the outstanding common stock, in addition to 100% of its preferred
stock.
The accounts of American Zirconium Corp. have been included
in
stock)
payable in common
on
any
consolidated net earnings derived
and its subsidiaries subsequent to
of
out
company
sheet.
the balance
Profit
>;
x-
v
.
from
Profit
Other
Balance
Sheet
Oct.
31
Assets—
Household Finance Corp.—Outlook for 1942r &c.—
——
.
current
655,613
1,129,926
Cash surrender value life insurance—.........
notes and accounts, etc....,
Property, plant & equipment
Intangibles
Deferred charges
523,246
1,807,564
496,370
127,526
187,505
(net)..—
16,922,540
V 127,714
15,043,421
647,428
__________—.
496,569
...
Total
86,860
$45,161,410 $35,910,650
Liabilities—
payable
$6,000,000
Accounts payable
Federal, State and Dominion income taxes
3,570,703
506,377
1,239,588
Bank
2,000,000
liabilities taxes,
Serial
Minimum
4Va %
interest, etc—
:
_—
loans
Reserves
i
interest
in
340,102
*
stock
100,552
—_—
Dr
___X-
on
Dec.
18,007
18,024
.X.
tion
,i-___XX---,-
with
loss
advance
on
292,160
—$45,161,410 $35,910,650
30
approved
the
recommendation
of
the
by
authorized
the directors to
issue
bonds
up
to
it
in
buy
have
•
Miscellaneous
v
income taxes
instalment
•Made
i_
under
of
agreement
for
propeller hubs.
Note—Provision
and
$69,673
2,277
$94,737
in
for
1940
■
■
operating
no
loss carry-over from preceding years,
Federal income taxes payable for the year ended *
A;
V
Clark, President,
Sept.
30,
-
,
in part:
says
the unfilled
1941,
backlog of orders was $6,884,707..
backlog has significance when it is remembered that net sales
during the last five years have averaged $1,693,560 per year.
'
Because of the high percentage of our business which is national
defense work, we anticipate, for the coming year, no interruption of
This
operations
due
to material
Aircraft
Most of our customers are now
shortages.
also engaged in national defense
The
work.
on
contract
thought
for
the
will
commence.
In
April,
$1,500,000.
utilized still
1941,
more
manufacture
shortly
We
are
for
also
of
a
such
contract
estimating
work for other manufacturers.
company
created
unused floor space.
a
on
similar
routines
v"
but should not
"
X-
,
concentrated
is
on
loans
Parachute
Division
and
than doubled.
in
winning
the
As
war.
business
our
is,
insurmountable difficulties during the period which
154, p. 1191.
Hunt Bros. Packing Co.—Accumulated Dividend—?
directors
The
account
of
have
declared
accumulations
March
1
to
this
issue
on
Dec.
1937.—V.
a
of 30-cents per share on
cumulative preferred stock, pay-,
2.
A similar distribution was
dividend
the 6%
on
of
holders
record Feb.
1,
154,
last, which was the first dividend paid
797.
p.
-
■
,
-
(F. L.) Jacobs Co.—EarningsEarnings
space
♦Net
thus
assisting
•
These factors indi¬
of Aeronautics, for the
order are being made,
ill be -completed op sched^le.1^.
fnc* the contract
In September,
'
1
'
1941, we fully qualified our Rarachutes with the U. S.Army Air Corps and received the rating of an approved supplier.
On
Nov. 28,
1941, company received from the U. S. Army Air Corps a
contract calling for the manufacture and delivery of parachutes and
certain spare parts in the amount of $854,490.
In connection with
this
order
the
Government
will
supply approximately 65%
of all
material used,
the value of which is not represented by the above
figure.
To insure
satisfactory fulfillment of this order and other
anticipated orders the Parachute Division is being extensively expanded
more
.•■■::
of
ahead.—V.
is
amounting to
a
considerable
At that time we were awarded a
contract by the U. S. Navy Department, Bureau
manufacture of parachutes.
Shipments on this
and personnel
the sale of consumers"
any
on
.
administered by the
under the Executive
closely with the basic industrial fabric of the nation, we
foresee
February,
consummated
basically
not
do
made
of
or
•
since
excess
merchants
our
business
wing
in
of financing
credit; nor does
dealers; nor does, it
on
materially restrict this
xX-.' X'-X'-XX y:",
to family units for
family purposes.
Less than 15% of its loans are to single persons,,
and about half of these are employed women.
The number of cus¬
tomers called to the fighting forces will undoubtedly increase, but this
problem can be anticipated and should be no greater than the increase,
in the
number of persons who became unemployed during the last
depression period.
In March, 1933, it is estimated that there were1
about 15,000,000 unemployed in this country.
It seems unlikely that
more than 5,000.000 men will
be in the fighting forces by the end of
1942 or 10,000,000 by the end of 1943.
:X >
;
A
"The increase-in the fighting forces will draw upon the company's
operating personnel.
This problem will be met as it comes by theemployment, of older men.
"Approximately 99% of Household's assets are customers' instalment
notes and cash.
The notes are the obligation of approximately 665,000;
customers.The average balance due on each note is $128. , These
customers live and work in 190 different cities.
They repay their loans,
out of income obtained from every type of industry and service. - Thesefactors give the company's assets diversification and liquidity.
"The management of Household intends to conduct the company'sbusiness in strict accordance with national policies and with the pri¬
"Household's
panel is under final discussion and it appears very likely that negotia¬
be
In
operating
.*-,X'*
company.
able
production shipments
will
business
lending is a necessary
opinion the restraints imposed by the regu¬
credit terms have been distinctly in the public interest.
In
terial,
new
the
sellers
with
action.-
interwoven so
A
in
merchandise
Order of Aug. 9, 1941, is concerned largely with
durable goods on credit.
Regulation of cash
mary
Division
space.
Brewster
tions
from
.
.
been
of automobiles, household appliances, or
whereby their customers are referred to the
company for the purpose, of financing purchases.
Household's business
is the lending of cash
to people who apply on their own initiative.
Every loan is preceded by a request from the borrower.
.^ r
presently occupies a large percentage of our
Prototype wing panels have been delivered to
Aeronautical Corp. and your company is advised that the
prototype Model 340 bomber is now being flown.
Company has thus
far been engaged in
assembling and training personnel and building
up inventories of structural parts.
Production tools, jigs and fixtures
are
completed and, upon receipt from Brewster Aeronautical Corp. of
final engineering changes, and the remainder of necessary raw ma¬
floor
receivables
has
other
•
net
a
has
1941.
30,
of
manu¬
.
of
company
R. W.
t$409,915
depreciation in the ,amount of $75,124 iij 1941,
has been charged against income in the above
statement.
As
TT,483
tLoss.
or
respects they have been self-imposed by Household for many
They tend to stabilize the small loan business and should not
penalize "lenders whose past practices have been sound.
They impose
■
acquisition of rights relating to
never
merchandise
burdensome
95
Net income
facture
•
(sub. co.)__
and
certain
Xx/x'x/vx-'-'''1-";
"
deductions
Provision for Federal
9,417
not
agreements
other
any
lations
connec¬
—_
is
purchase of automobiles
years.
12,300
made
financing
amount of aircraft
,,,
also
5,474
cate a steady increase in number of aircraft workers and factory
allocated to this division.
directors cutting capital of the company in half to $1,250,000
changing the par value ,pf. the stock, from $10 to $5 per sjiare,.
stockholders
t$313,298
71,637
5,808
9,997,000
Gray Manufacturing Co.—Par Value of Stock Changed
stockholders
$142,641
______________
8,374,037
7,452,736
8,942,329
97,520
the
,
6,591
4,180,655
—May Issue Bonds—
The
47,092
8,374,037
'Represented rby 835,591 (np, par) shares.
tRepresented by .5,048
shares of preferred stock and 300 shares of common stock in
1941,
and by 16,671 shares of common stock in 1940.—V. 154,
p. 1377.
The
■
•
.
v
t$319,889^
$95,549
'
•
.
V "With the nation at "war stockholders are entitled to a special state¬
ment, regarding the company's operations.
Nothing;can be added to'
what is already known concerning such factors as the uncertaintiesof
war,
taxation, costs of living, inflation, &c., which apply to all
businesses.
The following information about the company and Its past)
experience is specific.
'
'
" X
y
•
■
c
"The program of consumer credit control being
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System,
220,347
4,180,655
___—
Treasury stock
,
t$99,542
9,997,000
—_—
_—
117,886
'
169,829 '
______
Payments
1,500,000
209,880
stock
surplus
Total
346,063
2,000,000
subsidiary
preferred
Capital surplus
Earned
$1,793,778
238,360
—
convertible
•Common
JX.
operations.—
;.
Provision for
factory
loans
$265,378
income
Interest
Sept.
10,612,031•
527,497
Miscellaneous
Accrued
-
_____
4,590,873
accounts.
Investments in subsidiary company
?
1941
1940 X
X",
$2,425,205
$1,129,829
2,159,827
1,229,372
;
Losses in cpnnection with passenger trailers
Expenses of idle plant__.____________
$2,126,192
7,179,515
15,521,123
....
1940
$2,262,551
Accounts, notes & acceptances receivable
Inventories
Notes
*
„
sales___
from
a
Henderson, President'of the corporation, in "a letter-addressed
stockholders, states, in part:
X
X
'
X
X X
,
collateral
the
1941
Miscellaneous
,,
income
Because
Consolidated
„•
;
Selling and administrative expenses
Gross
An indenture relating to the issue of the debentures contains an
agreement that so long as any of the debentures shall be outstanding
company will not declare or pay any dividends
(other than divi¬
dends
Sept. 30—
Cost of goods sold____„___________i_______:»_r.
■
the
except
Ended
1941, and the indebtedness was refunded as of Nov.
ing in November,
24, 1941.
the
s.)—Earnings—
A- Years
:x;x'Xr
elected
XX;;-;v"- XX
„
.
B. E,
to
"Household
$1,727,829
449,886
$3,010,390
profit
y
.
of
,
Net
Dividends
and
In
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.)—New Director—
:f
,
X
; \
.
.
$501,788;
assets,
payable and accrued" iexpenses, $105,786; pay- "
purchase of U. S. rights due Dec. 8, 1941, $18,674;
provision for Income and excess profits taxes, $53,218; balance owing'
on
the purchase of U. S. rights payable from 1942 to 1945,
$74,695;'
6%
convertible debentures, $130,500;
common
stock (20.645 no par
shares)) $221,670; capital surplus. $1,162,009; earned surplus, $247,237;
total, $2.013,789—V.-151, p. 1433,
•
.
1—
.fixed
Liabilities—Accounts
♦.
ment
X X, 4.11938 ; <
$138,793
$161,490
income
oper.
from
life
-Earnings—
1941
/
railway
From Jan.
Gross
X
•
railway.X—
from
from
of
subsidiary, $44,571; goodwill, trade name,, formulae, organ¬
$723,693; United States rights, $600,000; total,
director.—v.. 154, p.
Gross
1''", 'X XXX X7
receivable, $3,370; inventory, $84.insurance, $9,573; deferred charges
Sheet, Oct. 31, .1941'
accounts
value
stock.
expenses,' etc.,
$2,013,789.
^
$29,164;
surrender
operations,
advances
ization
XX; Cyril
Green Bay & Western RR.-
$3.89
par shares of common
no
Balance
78,507
1,152,990
<410,095
1,118,586
i._—
230,598
41,290
107,413
A
»
45,000
$80,346
20,645
V,
4-—r1
96,798
15,079
profit'
v
123^834
$237,223
Earnings per share___iX__
Assets—Cash,
244,247
652
X
Dividends
505^'cash
...
AX———-
and amortization
Provision for income and excess profits taxes
to
_l_
•Xy'X/-;
A
$45,438
taxes and expg.ii
282
.■
profit before depreciation, taxes, etc.___
$172,581
taxes__
$236,289
.___________^____X
$2,722,782
£
*
_______________
Provision for depreciation
$3,123,366
:
--
X :X
$1,716,279
1,479,990
sales_______-______—
Interest'
64,797
559,967
,3,221
537,419
;
for
Earnings for the Year Ended Oct. 31, 1941
_______
of
Sundry income
86,102
11,052
50,697.
8,298
stock
*'•
Profit from operations—
$286,646
675,358
assets
reserves
;
Interest earned 1
1941
1,489,563
November—
excess
Cost
t
Balance
Earned surplus
$2,846,851
$5,125,030
loans and serial notes...—73,899
Total income
Federal normal
$317,241
271,014
profits taxes.
—
47,322,882
63,776,677
admin., & gen. exp..
depreciation, etc..^
interest,
Interest on bank
Federal
271,014
5i Treasury stock—Dr.
Capital surplus ____.ii.__.
750.
p.
Sales
$386,937
_____—
income
by
1940.
•
$462,294
Accrued wages, commissions,
Accrued
♦After
$50»169,733
1,294,494
$1,771,387
Honey Dew Ltd.—Earnings—
_—
Total
Inline
————-$®8,901f706
1,199,757
$3,583,848
———«;—,
57,745
t
Other income
Dominion
88,021
Accounts payable—trade
r
—
goods sold,
Profit
•78,219
Notes payable
tRepresented by 117»035
^Represented by shares of $1 par
shares.
par
no
1728.
p.
1,217,007
reserve for doubtful accounts of $28,899 in 1941 and $21,254
tAfter depreciation of $1,735,345 in 1941 and $1,750,029 in
:4Represented by 874,853 shares of $2 par after deducting capi¬
tal stock owned by subsidiary company (147 shares at par),
SRepre-'
sented by 574,664 shares $2,par after deducting 147 shares owned
by
Liabilities—
19,984
8,055,000
of cost.
in excess
values not
695
§1,149,328
.
•subsidiary company.—V. 152,
*245,153
assets
Total
$885,369
4,520,397
1,544,322
—
464
1,243,396
.'After
in
H 44,231
50,336
Prepaid value and deferred charges.
fFixed
A 176,637
tl,749,706
paym't plan
stock w-r—,;-—X———
Total
foreign
Miscellaneous
Glidden Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Cost of
;
50,21$
Cash surrender value—life insurance_.__a.__.
$18,118,958 $18,932,667
sales
49,941
Inventories
621,677
21,735
377,471
1940.
6,915,285
2,925,875
Years End. Oct. 31—
!Net
48,079
hand and in bank
on
iCommon
,•
1,073
42,246
•Accounts receivable—trade
4,944
4,524,335
12,113
—
—
rp.i.Qi
in
5,846
43,389
2,939,924
8,217,875
(161,100
9,748
2,681
excess
Assets—
Cash
6,228,125
$894,438
■(Preferred
value.—V.
15,481
29.53Q
:
241,518
taxes payable under deferred
Deficit.
$477,508
11,357
.; 2,067 :
44,868
*-
106,663
liabilities
Capital
■
....—
market
Local
$18,599"
174,879
1
95,359
Capital surplus
accrued expenses and sundry
Rents received ip advance
•At
8,786
Consolidated
$18,118,958 $18,932,667
against advan. on real estate mtgs., &c.
Reserve
$588,850
'
Trademarks
Accounts payable,
$138,225
14,875
dwellings under constr.
M,193,399
Cr4,695
•Includes
1940
Liabilities—
creditors
86,131
$578,946
X
_______
$1,970,688
581,997
....
—
__
payable
X;
Accrued
$400,569
76,939
$802,859
in
Investments
Total
$502,719
76,052
'exchange
...
t
.-v'V.X_-__U;"';X
Customers'. deposits
$1,840,635
Cr4,690
profit
Dividends paid
agents and tenants
currently and accrued interest received—....
264,184
Real estate mortgage loans
6,158,438
•Marketable securities
—1.988
Investments in stocks of allied companies:
—
2,917,414
Real estate investments
6,681,026
$1,997,835
$502,894
Prov. for income taxes
renting
from
due
Amounts
$2,022,372
$711,179
....
,
Fluctuation
General
jf
$1,771,387
-X.V.^:
;X'XX''1
;
Instalment mortgage note payable-
1938
X.
1,440,066
Net
$1,513,912
—————.
———
...
1939
;
1,495,115
income taxes
j
(Exclusive of Lefcourt Realty Corp.)
V
•
1,519,479
insurance &
old age benefit taxes
Reduct in prior years'
applicable to the stock¬
which share amounts to
$256,934 after making provision for "dividends on preference stock.
(2) There has been excluded the share of net loss after depreciation
for the year ended Sept. 30, 1941 (Unaudited since Dec. 31, 1940), of
Central
58,869
$3,583,848
,
Liabilities—..
Unemploy.
of General Realty & Utilities Corp.,
Realty & Utilities
18,431
18,990
1st & 2nd mtge. pay. on
1,607,667
Depreciation
of the loss for the1 year
of
1940
$2,318,845
Total income
1941, of Lefcourt Realty Corp.
30,
ended Sept.
holdings
Total
•,
235,272
charges;
assets v.i—,
'
$76,115
$61,692
Other
-Earnings—
91,680
Income charges
Interest
—~—---—.
X
Deferred
of
Long-term debt
sales-
Operating profit
500
There has been excluded the share
Notes—(1)
'>
1941
Income credits
180,254
.'——
from
18,996
4,190,402
Patents
Notes payable:
Sell., adv. & admin, exp.
A- incl, disc'ts on sales..
$256,870
172,888
Total income
Administrative
profit
313,706
37,668
1,278,249
"
..
Years Ended Nov. 30—
Gross
$12,231
S 158,752
294,224
1,125,059
fPlant property
Accounts
$112,663
144,207
$91,652
earnings
1940
1941
..
Inventories
"
5,146
5,135
consolidated)
88.
p,
net
-
Investments.'
engaged on war production subcontracting for.
Co. and also is making other military equip¬
now
Gyroscope
155,
had
"
company
(H. W.) Gossard Co. (& Subs.)
$107,517
$86,517
is
company
Sperry
ment.—V.
(not
Corp.
Plaza
Park
The
7,234
$128,993
21,477
the
_■
Central
from
Income
11,966
$105,816
improved properties—^—-—
from
Income
—
—
During the month of October the
$19,000 and in November $25,000.
$121,759
$93,850
—
Sheet, Sept. 30
'■
:
$594,384
to
,
Income after depreciation
Balance
■
•Accounts and notes receivable..^
obtain additional working capital if and when it became
.necessary to purchase,
because of expanding
business, new machinery and equipment and
also to carry on other normal operations.
It is not contemplated at
present by the management that the maximum amount of the bonds
will be required.,;.1
xx-V
-.'jlx
; X.'
x-.x'V,
cbmpany
.
J
Assets—
'•
-
Improved properties—gross income
Operating expenses
Depreciation
The
1941
Years End. Sept. 30—
Real Estate Operations:
the
on
the company
of
Consolidated
.
The
Lefcourt Realty Corp.)
(Exclusive of
amount.of $500,000 if necessary or advisable.
capital stock reduction eliminates a net deficit
of $168,216 and creates a surplus.
an
General Realty & Utilities Corp. (A Subs.)—Earnings
Tuesday, January 13,
for
the
3
Months
loss
Oct.
Ended
31,
1941
—
.;»■
$72,264
•After
tionate
depreciation, taxes, etc., but exclusive of company's propor¬
share of profit of Air-Track Manufacturing Corp. amounting
to $30,137.—V.
155, p.
52.
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
November—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
154, p.
$203,347
123.556
65,179
"
-
•: r
,1939
$168:285
1938
$186,288
92.327
32,002
.
49,488
..
91.299
1—
railway.
railway
oper.
194Q
57,848
income___
from
from
Net ry.
—V.
,
railway
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1941.
$212,598
119.676
.
from railway
Income
1265.
*
2,060,319
2.285.147
1,266,944
.
751,8(0
,
"
t
1,125,456
672,979
■
-
2,514,460
1,359.481
858,204
•
.i
2,105,523
1,018.472,
,
615,354
j
The SEC on, Dec. 30 issued an order permitting to
declaration filed regarding the reduction
(effective
.
i
become effective
Oct. 20, li>41)
:
.
.
^/Z'y///'?-'//.''
sales, less
r
Cost
Cr42
1,200
from
$4,851,917
$1,355,109
90,563
1,110,00011;;
5,279
247,000
1,268,000,,.**
ry,
railway-,
.
-,
.
Net
railway
3,545.930
•
from
railway.™—
ry. oper. income...
'•Deficit.—y. 154,
\
$5,018,100
1,069,668
income
Net
Dividends
.
—.
ASSetSrCash
:
charges
Loss orr
/
—
182,677
$558,650
I
:
——
deposits—advances on sales contracts
employees' wages for purchase of U.
customers'
V
Reserves, not shown, elsewhere
Capital stock ($10 par)-.—
•
,
'
i_—
37,035
S. bonds
r——
./. Withheld from
'
'
Capital surplus
$0.62
;
L^ab'Pties—
'
'**'<
-
,
Accrued expenses
Months
-
*Net
profit
*'■
8,493
<
'
subsidiary.—V. 154,
<
p.
1493.
,
Kelvin a tor of Canada
Earnings
Consolldatcd
475,743
taxes
Provincial
'
Net
'Earnings
100,000
*On
r
,
$1.20
Assets—Cash, $223,492; Dominion of Canada War Loan bonds—at
plus accrued interest, $49,791; notes and accounts receivable
r (net),
$166,439; inventories, $498,528; investment in Kelvinator, Ltd.,
England (after reserve of $101,333), $215,000; property, plant and
equipment met), $232,104; deferred charges and travelers' advances,
$13,299; patents, goodwill, development and selling rights, $422,736;
total, $1,8?;,m
•
Co.—Pan-Phillips Contract—
cash,
000
:
has entered into a
contract whereby Phillips Petroleum Co.
operate all Pan properties and will purchase all oil and gas pro¬
according to a recent Fort Worth, Tex., dispatch.
The King
Oil Co., besides its North Texas properties, has 2,051 acres of leases in
the Panhandle field of which 2,011 acres are in Gray County and 40
acres in Carson County.—V. 151, p. 1434.
^
will
duction
"
(
*
profit
Admin.
&
less
exp..
Interest
expense
income
'
$628,770
856,079
873.397
3,846
5,705
§33,334
112,494
_
taxes-,,-
for year..
Dividends paid—
!
Shfi. cap. stk. (par $5)
.Earnings per share—
'
;
$95,700
profit
Net
Oct. 29, '38
$883,568
etc.
miscell. income—
Federal
Oct. 28, '39
$931,776
$1,006,277
———,
gen',
Nov. 2. '40
Nov. 1, '41
Years Ended—
•Gross
$57,501
•
836,840
761,058
3,695
$36,431
$36,431
for
Note—Provision
67,873
$1-41
depreciation on property,
included in the statement for 1941 amounted to
»
:
Comparative Balance Sheet
363,130
411,002
$2,304,641
$139,211
$795,239
§$1,269,403
35,043
58,357
45,925
$2,362,998
$185,136
21,739
18,384
.
'■
profit
.„^™^-
Inc.
$834,165 §$1,234,360
18.4S4
24, 432
p.
ital
tLand. buildings,
Trade-marks
machinery and fixtures™...
Nov. 2, '40
$404,823
$423,436
arid goodwill—-..-.™—i
$Notes
and
1
Sundry
—
investment
1;
619,259
1,320.134
1,159,408
143,398
110,160
receivable—:.—.—...
accounts
Deferred charges
——
—
—
1.182 563
110,837
Inventories
etc.
(net)
Fed.
inc.
taxes
Other
Spec, profit & loss
taxes
1*24 400
J689.859
21,791
-4————--—,,™—————-
17" 363
credit
$18,159
prior yearSj
22,180
y
"'86,293
Miscellaneous income
Other income
.1
0.;
Operation of theatres &
office buildings
4,102.933
Prepaid expenses and
220,496
3,661,460
86,382
rentals
2,321,960
5,320,294
41,280
Interest
../,
;
$100,000
$820,^20
158,342
6,33.635
391,769
10.000.000
c-vnble
Accounts
li«bilities
Provision for Federal income
Accrued
Reserves
(par $10)
tax—
/_
Capital stork
Earned
$2,436,310
rp<!nrvfts
fMarket
——
1,982,270
surplus
stock (par $5)—————Notes payable
——
Accounts payable ■„
'
——
Accrued payrolls, interest, etc.
Federal tax provision™.
Earned surplus
Common
—™—~
Total
800 000
350.000
153.831
80.465
201.218
139.049
33,000
11,500
487,646
1,142,246
!
surplus
•Treasury stock
Paid-in
$360,000
——
Dr44,922
——$3,133,019
391.946,
1.142.246
Dr38,897..
$2.436310
and 3,402 shares in 1940. tAfter deducting
$492,301 in 1941 and $472,055 in 1940 reserve for depreciation. tAfter
*4.127
shares
in
1941
.
$43,400.—V. ^54, p.
•
.
L*»e
Rubber
.
&
»
i.
*
Tire
•
1699.
'
on
bonds and
of subs,
& mtges.
on
779,515
A.
regarding supplies of crude rubber from the Far
East, resulting in restrictions on the sale of passenger car tires, direc¬
tors cqncidereri it- advisable to increase the reserve for contingencies
to $600,000.
This required a charge of $230,445 against the surplus
account./' ■■■<.-■->"
' - «'»;'• < > 11:
< > >»•: \ . ■ r .
..
-i
U
233,493
267,161
261,580
1,000700
3,190,031
3,722,875
2.OOO7OO
3,551.357
3,815707
1,800,855
1,958,851
3,967,904
1,544,464
62,782
'!.'<!
,i JvSI).
.
i
.5
365,000
24,423
—
36778
V.
683,730
419,297
advances-
70,030
45,753
278.663
98,342
99,983
83,805
and
corporation
Net
profit
218,313
—„T_—
57,045
36,100
—
Common divs.
Shares
com.
8.903.470
9,841.531
888.693
5,596,594
1,665.713
1,665,713
1,599,053
$6.15
-
.
888.603
4,037,565
1,665,713
(cash)—stock out¬
887.718
-3,331,386
$4.82
per
*
stock 7—£-2.
common
: t
9,924,934
884.143
4,997,034
(no par) —
share on
standing
Earnings
(■
100,498
::::::
11,1^4,593
dividends
Preferred
(■
548,809
538,370
on
Miscellaneous deductions
which-have- arisen
i
905,593
697,535
subsidiary stock
sale of capital
asset of partly-owned
ments
Loss
State, county and local taxes for the fifr^j vear 1941
amounted to $1 809.642 as compared with fxes of $1,237,163 in 1940.
In view of the war in the Pacific and the additional uncertainties
,
885,692
585,779
Div. on
<"
S
777,672
552,460
237,841
allied cos.
contingenciesDepr, of bldgs. & equip.
Federal income taxesFed. excess profits taxes
(partly-owned corp.).
Surtax of undist. profits
Minority interest share
affiliated corporations
Write-downs of invest¬
v
Report—A.
43,114,275
525,123
Federal,
<
468,647
for
Prov.
Garthwaite, President, states
»
448,208
118,559
/
bonds
Adj. of in v. in
JS.O*'?
389,458
10,000.000
647,020
•
Corp.—Annual
in part:—
5,663.057
end expense
/;
5^6.5°0
178.551.
'
$360,000
5,143.217
affiliated corp.—_
Amort,
of bond disc't
pf $134,208 in 1941 and $54,766 in 1940,
tAfter
rieprp^jntion Of $5,788,504 jn 1941 and $4,884,317 in J940.
value
9,061,210
423,929
of
reserves
for
896,000
5,703,793
397,679
101,745
debentures- ':
mortgages
$13,986,636 $11,919,656
——^
879,121
'—
—
on
Interest
Int.
bank
payable,
42,808,845
661,079
Interest on notes pay-
$13,986,636 $11,919,656
...
I,
42,323,174
12,596,773
accessories ——
3,706.625
eauipment.^—
deferred charges........
tProperty, plant and
12,860,741
46,692,079
Producers' share of film
186,183
^—
45,354,014
11,784,683
52,179,936
664,695
of films-
43,968
435,060
138,303,292 127,402,591 123,172,274
advertising
Cost of film
$310,198
5,359,512
receivable
-
Investments
Total
$499,728
145,273
Oct. 25/40
118,941,768
2,567,301
1,228,145
44,315,235
12,008,935
44,300,517
distribute
/Oper. of film
Amortization
at cost—
and notes
"Accounts
Inventories
—
——
Total income /_——— 128,970,033
Balance Sheet
Marketable securities,
e
v
133,375,151 122,577,543
2,431,834
2,468,133
2,541,802
1,764,489
1,746,836
1,222,380
560,153
713,172
1,060,866
—_—Z—
Rents income
redemption of bonds of England.
liability for excess profits taxes,
Oct. 31/41
1938
*
£
$51,065 special dividend paid by mutual insurance
and $17,069 "profit on
Co., Inc.
(net).
tNo
tlncludes surtaxes. JLoss./"* '
Total
Liabilities—
;
/
Aug. 31
1939
1940
q>
provision for Federal and State income
excess
&
Walton
1941
Theatre receipts, rentals
& sales of films, etc. 124,213.557
$647,036 §$1,188,342
$159,715
$1,585,250
income
company
4,500
y
.
Account for Years Ended
Income
Consolidated
107, 000
90,807
$3,133,019
■
.
'/•;;
Y.
New York, N.
Read Co.,
40,922
taxes
inrome
♦After
Total
.
77. 3 80
25,228
assets,
Normal
Notes
Nov, X '41
*
/
since
155,
disposal of cap¬
Loss on
,
,
Vice-President—
Aircraft Corp.—New
If Loew's, Inc.—Holders of Called Preferred Stock, and
Debentures May Receive Immediate Payment—
In making formal announcement that this corporation will redeem,
on Feb.
15 all of its outstand'ng $6.50 cumulative preferred stock at
$105 a^share and accumulated dividends and, on Feb.. 16, all of its
outstanding 3'/2%
s'nking fund debentures due 1946, at 102 and
accrued interest, holders of both stock and debentures are being notified
that they may receive immediate payment by surrendering their securi¬
ties at any time prior to the redemption dates at the office of Dillon,
.
Assets-"-**'
Called—
has served as Secretarv of the company
organization in 1932, has been elected Vice-President.—V,
158/.
• •,
.',///// / Z7 -7
/■' " ■
' /''./; ' ,
637
Miscellaneous deductions
Liabilities— ...•/;.
$20,245.
38,326
.
—
Interest
plant and equipment
■
reacquired capital stock
.
Total
1
(J$136.377
35.130
69,597
Nil
§$858,401
$1,158,369
367,555
T
Drl49,587
/:
$50G,766
Assets—
t6,600
68,598,
,
69,423
•
$0.84
$0.52
♦After deducting all discounts and cost of sales,
tlncludes $1,100 for
prior years, tlncludes $994 for prior years.
SSIncluding $826 for prior
year, and $2,000 for declared value excess profits tax. JLoss.
.
,
its
to
'
•' ■/ •/•;-.•>/.■
485,366
4,090
j
to
561,657
3.249,859
Cyril Chappellet, who
Oct. 27/39 Oct. 28/38
to
383.372
5.364.384
of $103,100 of first mortgage
total
Lockheed
/
$2,790,007
-
♦Consists of
(B.) Kuppenheimer & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
'
Oct. 25/40
,
First. ^mortgage
bonds
of Englarid, Walton &
Net
J
,
551,926
454,211
5% gold bonds, series due 1968,
have been called for redemption
as of Feb. 25 at 105 and interest
out of moneys now held in the
sinking and improvement fund for
such bonds.
Payment will be made at The Chase National Bank of
the City of New York, 11 Broad Street,. N. Y. City.—V. 155, p. 157.
Oct. 28/38 Oct. 29/37
/.
Profit
/. Co.,
Co. of Pittsburgh, recent purchaser of the stock of
in North Texas and the Panhandle for more than $2,000,-
Oil
Pan
be-
opers.
Other income
Nash-Kelvinator. Corp., Det., $290,000; com¬
mon
par shares),
$500,000; consolidated earned
surplus, $482,757; total, $1,821,390.—V, 152, p. 988.
,
service. $149,091;
stock
(100,000 no
Co.—Earnings— •
Oct. 27/39
Provision
anteed
Oil Co.
-J
.
from
fqr deprec. & interest
for deprec.—
-
King Oil
*w»
♦
to
Period—<
/Profit
Liabilities—Accounts payable and accrued charges, $116,538; reserve
taxes on profits and other taxes, $252,735; Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
—current account, $30,268; liability for warranty contracts and guar¬
The
'
;
Oct. 25/40
Oct. 31/41
-
for
Kink
154, p.
A
Dec. 23 paid a year-end
Lawrence Leather
(A. C.)
cost
$1,500,000
$3,619 729 in 1941 and
$13,405/Federal excess profits tax.—
:!/•//'." ./
'/.'.
reserve
1940.,
^Includes
1631,
'/-//;
in
//:', Lexington Water Power Co.—Bonds
dividend of $1.25 per share
on the capital stock, no par value, to holders of record Dec. 18.
With
the.dividends of 25 cents per share paid on April 1, July 1 and Oct.
1, last, this makes a total of $2 per share paid during the year 1941,
as compared with a total of 75 cents in
1940.—V. 150, p. 281.
V
v
; /
v
$13,138,353 $11,915,821
1
1
(31,657 shares in 1940)
for depreciation of
58,491
tAfter
$3,483,492
V.
$1.25 Year-End Dividend—
1,892
11,076
41,743
/—_/—I--—$13,138,353 $11,916,821
cost/-.
1941
Consolidated Balance Sheet, Sept, 30,
-
.
share_...™^___'ir.j_.———
shares of common stock of no par value.
per
receivable™
816.425/
♦Represents
at
-
,
Lane Co., Inc.—Pays
75,000
stock
common
on
Inc,—December Sales—
154, p. 1433.
The company on
$120,323
profit
Dividends
,
45,000
Ltd., England...:
against loss of Kelvinator,
Provision
—V.
14,596
34,028
Capital surplus il.u/.-5,364,384
Surplus
3 938,843
♦Treasury .stock
——
—Dr820,437
18,300
:
,
Reserves
1941—Month—1940
1941—12 Mos.—1940
—$1,769,969
$1,383,031 $17,454,277 $14,184,429
Sales
*,577
221,700
4,488,149
15,745
29,269
1.894
13,477
42,327
Capital stock (par $5) ——————————
$1,500,000
payable
_
971.980
Accrued expenses —■—803,988
Reserve for Federal income tax
/..l.—
1563.170
End. Dec. 31—
Period
1,319 020
4,165,249
....—
//. Total
236,99,9
15,600
25,000
notes and accounts
"
2,235,653
Accounts
$1,914,365
$2,231,554
—
1940
$3,769,666
2,043,441
—
Liabilities—
101.
153, p.
Lane Bryant.,
$658,500
other exps. for selling, service & admin,
■J Interest on deferred loan payable to Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
Sundry deductions and income
(net).
Dominion of Canada income taxes
Salaries, fees & all
:
V.
Ltd. (& Subs.)—Earningsfor Year Ending Sept. 30, 1941
profit
•; Gross
*
1941
recelyable ——————w.
Total
762,290
♦Includes
$3,801,544
3,000,407
1
equipment-—.:—
charges
Deferred
of
deprec'at'on
After
on
Oct. 31
Sheet
Balance
———— -
25.000
600,573
'
surtax
and $218,686 in 1939, to cost of
and employees—
—
not used for manufacturing purpose
68.655
V
$51,881
depreciation of property,
amounted to $274,719 in 1941,
1939, which has been charged
16,783
19,827
135,540
i_.
ll$5.73
$3.66
tlncludes
for
to salesmen
Miscellaneous
125 548
$1,014,969 in 1941 and $1,002, 057 in 1940.
tTrade accounts payable, payrolls and in'scellaneous,
tlncludes $540 in
1941
and
$6,155
in
1940, additional assessment for prior years.—
*
255,565
—$3.71
Government securities
Real estate
$440,333
762,290
Total
•
268.343
the payment of this dividend.
after
tax.
share
pey
Inventories
$1,914,365
25.000
Earned surplus -Z.L
639,388
268,343
in 1940.
$257,457
Notes and accounts
*
-
$5,46
S.
U.
5.230
247.986
.——
Capital surplus
—
§673,179
provisions
Consolidated
$440,338
JProvision for Federal income tax..™-.:
$0.46 •.■'•/; $0.88
After depreciation, Federal
income and excess profits taxes, etc.
tOn combined 290,285 shares of class A stock and 257,982 shares of
class B stock,
fIncludes $68,468 dividends received from Canadian
tEarnings per share
$950,599
603,772
$6.14
tThe
' ,
1
v
tPlants, real estate and
^
Reserves..
,
t234,303
allowances,
and
profits,
1941,
in
365,970
$1,464,166
Investments
($1,par)
tAccounts payable
Co.—Earnings— /.. : :V;.
Ended Nov. 30—
" .
1941
' 1940
—_-^-.-™—$250,613 ' t$481,902
378,857
,
241.509
$15).
discounts
213,489
: /
out-
share.—.
per
2,328
494,837
f
$981,887
i,
**563,211
$1,482,954
'AwSCtjS
288,371
:<;<
$2,231,554
Common stock
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
2,130
See
t
228,327
1,408
18,320
.
.
See
563.521-
1940
324,344
^.478,078
^_™_™
t
See
582,157
1,968
641,324
989,050:
—.
$13,405 excess profits
$1,163 454
220,484
~.
uv;Total§^^^^!:—
51,734
75,000
tax.
inc.
stock
all
Advances
$15,482,722
3
and
\
.4
&
paid
$255,300
1941
assets :
Deferred oharges
3,146
production and $18,597 in 1941, $17,504 in 1940, and $16,516 in 1939
to selling, administration and general expenses.
§$638,913 paid in cash
and $34,266 paid in stock (12,778 shares of acquired capital stock at
cost).
HEarned on stock outstanding before stock dividend paid Oct. 28
F940.
,
Other
8,057,578
263,127
Earned surplus
88,068
$1,203,368
208.036
Inventories
280,000
293
4,025
plant and equipment for the year
$275,783
in 1940,
and $235,203 in
$1 par.
—
153
210
12,281
/— _
cap.
♦After
$272,824
.
Cash ■
;j
Accounts receivable
1,188,520
;
—
/
1,262,355
53,649
$1,895,708
1,229
undistributed
bu Id ngs. machinery and equip-
Balance Sheet, Oct. 31
63,221
$2,544,596
taxes./—
Fed.
Earnings
29,000
522
account
plant
of
outstand. ' (par
1,781
$0.68
Assets—•
67,022
$2,008,272
1,997
income
Shares
62,500
176,135
♦Property
3,835,407
140,147
$3,050,721
excise
Dividends
68
merit amounted to $77,016 in 1941 and to $77,248 in
1
.
10,376,989
$1,842,059
for
Net
9,889
$300,962
o
12,039,327
$2,481,375
Depreciation
$337,853
75*3
/
on
12,666,785
$1,941,250
val,
Federal
Prov.
103,000
a
17,501,736
$2,910,574
Miscellaneous
130,224
■■
1033
-
equip, of discontinued
depts. written off™.
Prov. for contingencies.
*
"
31
1939
1940
$327,969
tax
.profit r/..._s
.
Years Ended Oct.
AceOunt,
the
on
tires....
—
paid
bk.
Net
1940-
;
expense
indirect/
and
general
dispos/of assets
Loss on
2,351
140,487
disposal of capital assets.!
direct
on
&c.
income
Interest
246,916
$436,532
,
-
Accrued accounts
:
1,160,583
$458,193
s.—u
Note-r-Prb'/'s'-ons for decree
^
Accounts payable
was
goods,
income
Other
*84,561
$418,335
18,2.17
per share..
♦On 440,338 shares of common stock,
of
'j Operating profit
103.831
"1941
.
profits
Net
3,208,913
v'—,
year
approximately
months
$20,412,310 $14,608,035 $14,520,702 $12,219,048
expenses,
' $558,822
.'^ ♦Earnings
c,:—r£_™_—
.Liab litles—
,V'
sold_™/.lJ,-/,-—^_
%
Dividends
,33,927
:
Income
$188,976
2,903,280
1,855,943
1,284,931
™"i'
// Total
f
3,546,918
2,365.597
1,358,050
were
car
passenger
1941
■/.///////;
Normal Federal income
$2,390,444
3;457,510
6,211,251
of
Consolidated
Total
Add.tional taxes for prior yean*
■
!
Fixed assets—net
f Deferred
,
^'Interest
$732,339
29,713
/Excess
'
...
and sundry assets
Total'income
1941*
30,
six
which have been placed
restrictions
the
sale
and
sales
//;■//
Sell.ng and adm.nistrative expenses
50,000
receivable—Trade—net.—
accounts
•
Operating profit
k'Other ancome'
deposit and on hand
on
Investments
.
10,857
$2,065,354 $1,011,829
178,273, .;.
178,278
-XJ.
■
and
Notes
-
Sept.
Sheet,
Balance
>
;
'■)
2,223,145
1,143,632
f'Sales, less cost of products
151,000
of
because
manufacture
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.—Earnings—
2,628
';vV:.: 16>°00
318,000
„
75,000
800,000
Wis. inc. tax and surtax
S;
\'/■,;/-/>-/'
-
Ohio,
Youngstown,
at
factory
Cost
$413,254
" 235,046 S'
295,794
100,543'
235,608
166,976
; />
Net
;
profits tax
last
business
our
last
the
products.
Management is now converting some departments
plant at Conshohocken to the production of military type
tires and other products required in the war effort. This is physically
1938
1939
$347,127
income™.
oper.
from
Gross
——
--113,256
-2.930,000
3,940,000
Declared value excess..;//- -/.>
Income Charges
/Federal: Normaline.. tax/
Excess profits tax—„
In
program..:
tire
the
possible
.,
1940
$386,276
255,054
railway™,...
Years Ended Oct. 31-^
,
Division
in
1941—12 Mos.—1940
*
1941
From Jan. 1—
$944,197
/:/
20,515
in
increase
of our mechanical rubber goods operations at the Republic Rubber
defense
$941,569
b,250
$1,351,672
3,436
from
Net
1,200
$4,845,666
$12,801,356
income
Gross
x1
153.
p.
Superior & Ishpeming RR,—Earnings—
Net
277,126
188,582
credits-*//*/
income
Other
s;v
154,
1941—Month—1940
November—
Gross
304,867
356,252
1,851
.
Profit from operations
defense
the
to
♦Net
$12,780,841
Frov. for doubtful accts.
,
6,359,477
19,389,721
/;<' 755,479
.,
524,375
.—
exps.
of the
percentage
large
due
-
154,
—V.
.
soid
goods
Of
.Sell.ng expenses
*Adm. and general
•
———^ $17,376,051 $15,732,229 $101,389,664 $88,299,960
p. 1493.
\
•
Sales
$4,257,425
2,969,795
197,274
,147,586
$6,474,030
4,655,448
above.—V.
Co,
Period Ended Dec. 31—
•
com-
etc.—i—. $33,450,374 $11,867,915
nnss.ous,
:
Sept. 30/41 Sept. 30/40
:
Gross
1265.*.
p.
"
Calendar Years—
1939
:
1938
Year Ended 9 Mos. Ended
154,
1940.—V.
in
(S. Il.)r Kress & Co.—December Sales—
Lake
-'i
Trailer
SeeFruehauf
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—Earnings—
\
1941
in
Koppers Co.—Sale of Fort Wayne Plants—
to
3V2&
A
bad debts, returns, allowances and cash
70%
discounts
23/4%»- in the interest rate on $300,195 of unsecured
notes of the company due serially Jan. 20, 1942-Juiy 20, 1945, owing
to the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago and
the City National
Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, said reduction in
interest rate having been agreed to by the banks in consideration of
the payment by the company of $77,608 principal amount of unsecured
notes.<maturing Jan. 20, 1946, and July 20, 1943, which maturities
were paid by, the company on or about Oct. 9, 1941.—V. 154, p. 1493.
from
reserve dor
and $53,170
deducting $61,172
Reduced—
Kansas Power Co.—Int. on Notes
;
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Condensed
Consolidated
Balance
Sheet,
the
31
Aug.
1941
$
Assets
the
buildings,
the
The
>
government
Accounts
and
Inventories
Net
of
last
1,182,103
14,188,210
315,906
2,482,586
etc.
Advances
;
Deferred charges
—--j-.
;
—
—
Liabilities—
:'Y>
ir'
'
the
The action charges that restrictive contracts by NBC with broad¬
casting stations deny Mutual an equal opportunity in obtaining busi¬
result
in the company through
at
$30,883,591, which
and
of the
income
its
Inc.,
three
subsidiaries
was
sales
year's
Lukenweld,
sales
income of the
and
company
fiscal
previous
of
$18,751,175.
about
about
36%
companies and for about 28%
Wolcott
of
$10
over
the
of the total
said.
value common stock outstanding and compares with net
$709,488 in the previous fiscal year, or $2.23 per share.
reduced its mortgage indebtedness by $1,024,700 in
the year and no bank loans are now outstanding.
" "
■
43,833,211
12,920,229
27,598,748
"This
1,282,500
4,559,759
t$6.50 cumulative
debt
Funded
—
*
—
_
...
-
Subsidiary stock outstanding
<
3,917,629
corporations__..v-——Y-r'--"^Y;'
27,635
SSinklng fund, etc....2,572,055
refused
"It
2,238,753
.—i
J'-,"
920,934
surplus ————.—59,017,813
963,898
56,715,617
164,153,032
161,086,870
credits
Earned
contracts
•After
in 1941
tRepresented by 1,665,713 no par shares.
^Represented by 136,022 (136,722 in 1940)
gSinking fund and instalment payments
within
$25,431,321
depreciation of
of
one
included
debt
countries all subject in some degree to export re¬
To the extent of such cash balances
United States
up
countries
is
plate
armor
rolling
now
produced,
ever
;v
;
v\
•
Pritchard
M.
has
Government/practically1
>.
's
the
widest,
Mr.
heaviest
Wolcott
said.-r-V,
,Y;;V
elected
President
to
succeed
the
A.
$18,910,633
is
of
which
net
current
(with
assets
v
& Arkansas
Louisiana
Colonel
of
Chairman
heretofore
has
been
Magee has
been
Vice-President
a
member
a
of
the
and
Net
from
Net
ry.
308,874
321,689
Jan.
189,115
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry,
—v.
railway.™
railway
9,598,137
.
3,937,437
.
income.
oper.
154, p. 1379.
2,218,681
Total
153,
Jan.
6,995,804
To Pay
—
560,504
1,430
Other
2,057,494
debt
debt
of
discount and
Amort,
224,900
1940
under
23,484
accrual
of
$154,000
for
profits
excess
Securities
Gas
September,
and
tions
Louisville
announced
Jan.
Transmission
1,276,187
1,257,404
Transmission
that
Corp.
(Ky.), while the remaining
corporation's
use
directors.
the
to
proceeds
Louisville
(par $10).
purchase
Transmission
Transmission
used
a
to
loan
proceeds
finance
of
Corp.
authorized
consisting
Corp.
1,000
to
RFC
loan
the
Sault
1,
1942,
/
the
on
set
record
a
and compared
with
increase of 77,907
an
the
is
transmission
lines
Transmission
to
Corp.
and
a
be
of
its
be
will
a
to
first
the
by
loan
lines
funds,
together
to
with
Transmission
-
mortgage on the new
4%
notes.
Louisville
follows:
as
(1)
&
Electric
Co.
will
guarantee
the
payments
to
the
RFC.
loan
proposed to be made by Louisville Transmission
Corp
(Ky.) to Louisville Transmission Corp.
(Ind.) will be secured by a
first
mortgage on the transmission line to be constructed
by the
latter company and will be evidenced
by notes similar to the notes
given the RFC.
The notes will be pledged with the RFC.
hearing
the
the declaration
on
Commission's
Lukens
CorD.
Washington
Steel Co.
annual
report
or
of
(&
the
application will be held
offices.—V.
155,
p.
on
Jan
22
of
Subs.)—Earnings
company
and
and
subsidiaries (Bv-Products
fiscal year ended Oct
11
Lukenweld, Inc.) for the
made public Jan. 8 by Robert W.
Wolcott,
President, shows that
the past year was one of the most
successful,in the 131-year
history of
be
two
first
heard
earlier
of
these
New
in
York,
NBC
established
was
15
years
the
the
In
ago
since
ever
it carries
undertaken
on
have
research
no
sought to
substantial
no
reap
:Y
development
or
risks
financial
despite all the so-called restrictions in the
field
its
from
which
in
revenue
command
our
hi
1941
the
Mutual
1940
over
claims
to
com¬
it
suffer,
by 53%.
in
the
vital
war
effort of
the
Nation.
This
and the unjustified demand for the absurd sum
with the motive of eliminating the Blue Network, which
decrease
vital
our
communication
effort."—V.
war
sales
of
Divs.
goods
154, p.
facilities
are
in
not
key with
1632.
sold
expenses
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1941
1940
1939
1939
^_.$122,045,258 $73,489,575 $72,534,809 $54,113,209
98,934,725
59,331,236
62,864,344
50,883,626
and
14,073,843
12,099,325
11,136,604
10,964,205
advertising
«___
of
$464,000
1,
Profit
Gov.
first
and
Sundry
140 Broadway, N. Y. City.—V.
Co., trustee,
Apartments, Ltd.
bonds,
4%
to
fund
sinking
for
$35,000
after which
will
it
V >••.
at
an
adjustments,
1941,
be
stepped
155, p.
158.
r
^v,;
to
26,981
15,187
36,396
71,422
227,786
255,238
301,980
207,468
*$6,878,055
436,918
-
140,759
"
income..
Loss
$10,079,663
5-year
*$654,433
676,774
444,334
324,558,
438,951
435,974
474,757
459,259
370,000
war-
refrigerators
on
disposal of
on
$2,987,900
1,305,831
2,100,000
for
ranty
cap.
117,828
Sundry
Fed.
income
and
Excess
adjourned meeting unani¬
calling for reduction in
in each of the next
up
102,702
25,546
Gov-
profit.
Provis.
'
;
deducts.
State
$100,000
profits
Portion
of
sub.
$60,000
and
26,250
86,363
S.
income
taxes
first mortgage bondholders
420,098
35,000
securities...
other
Total
3%%
Sinking Fund Adjust¬
—
520,759
S.
U.
j
mortgage
refunding
610,800
92,478
of
U.
on
$2,059,014 *$1,466,139 *$7,734,622
con-
securities
ernment
have been called for redemption as of Feb.
Payment will be made at the Guaranty
1966,
sale
on
Interest
interest.
and
$9,036,690
fr.
companies
I Other dividends
V"
-
profit
received
trolled
.
during
had 494,204 phones in service at the start
5,717 during December and up 62,892 du'ring 1941.—
.'"v
Dec.
102%
(since
1,500,000
taxes
loss
net
applic.
int.
annually to
to
of
VY\
min.
Y"'v;-''
.
-V
•
acquired)
6,723
.
Light Heat & Power Consolidated
—
Net
—I...
profit
Dividends
has
$1,505,151 *$1,573,524 *$7,655,139
1,072,906
1,601,985
Y;"v
Note—Provision
New
$4,617,053
paid
♦Loss.
$1,251,361
been
The
■->.
O'Sullivan, C. E., has been appointed to fill the |newly
of General Executive Assistant.—V. 155, p. 54.
Y:
year
created
Y Y-
for
in
deducted
depreciation
1940;
in
the
in
$1,334,379
above
the
amount of $1,288,418 in
1939 and $1,392,018 in 1933
lil
statement.
corporation's
(in
proportion of the aggregate net profits
dividends received) amounted to $145,159
of
excess
consolidated
,
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
domestic
subsidiaries
and
to
for
the
for
un¬
approximately
$34,009
Canadian subsidiary
in¬
(Canadian
dollars)
for its unconsolidated
cluding its English subsidiary, which amounts have
herein.*
not
been included
a
year
Consolidated
31, 1941, was 207, as against
previous.—V. 155, p. 54.
YJCash
/
Sales—
amounted
1941, figure of
$948,498 is the highest ever reached in any December since the net¬
work was organized in 1934, it was stated.
Ballings last month repre¬
sented an increase of 64.4% over December, 1940, time sales of $576,983.
—V. 152, p. 2402.
•
to
$4,767,054.
Treasury
S.
Government
drafts
acceptances,
&
Nashawena Mills, New Bedford,
death
W.
who
of
accounts
William
B.
Gardner.
Agent
director
the
V.
154,
to
p.
fill
of
the
vacancy
Mr.
5,212,243
2,589,651
12,800,035
12,323,795
subs......
5,489,392
4,168,724
209,160
189,729
Land, contr., mtge. and real estate held for sale
276,662
196,982
v
in
§ Balance
Value
—
and
in
of
advances to
closed banks
life
advs.
Traveling
unconsol.
1
;
insurance.....
and
accounts
investments,
plant, etc
tNot used in operation..
Mass.—New Treas.—
by
Total
39,361
etc
Broadcasting
System
and
six
of
its
affiliated
broad¬
District Court at
Chicago for $10;275,000 in damages against Radio Corp. of America
and its subsidiary,
the National Broadcasting Co.
The suit charges RCA-NBC, its officers and agents with engaging
in
"unlawful
combination
and
conspiracy
among
themselves and
with third persons to injure plaintiffs by hindering and restricting
Mutual to freely and fairly compete in the transmission in interstate
commerce
of nationwide network programs."
on
Jan.
10
filed
404,789
18,655,880
576,014
849,911
2
2
478,535
...
—
suit
in
the
U.
S.
—J
—
Accounts
-
Broadcasting Sys¬
tem Sues RCA-NBC For $10,275,000 Damages—Charges
Unlawful Combination and Conspiracy to Restrict Free
And Fair Competition in Radio Field—
stations
40,259
362,966
15,901,305
-
goodwill
charges
1
562,749
$61,503,096 $51,390,949
Liabilities-
867.
Mutual
and
Patents
Deferred
is now both Treasurer and
He was also appointed a
the heath of Mr. Gardner.—
National Broadcasting Co.—Mutual
The
—
8,901,036
Macy
company.
caused
^Y
receiv-
able, trade
Invests,
■
Macy has been elected Treasurer, succeeding J. Earle
had been serving temporarily as Treasurer since the
Manufacturing
1940
$2,507,458
10,117,700
tProperty,
Andrew
-
1941
1,509,000
securities........
Miscellaneous
Parker,
•'•••"
30
964,179
(iotes, tax series B
Inventories
December,
The
■
deposit in special account
on
S.
♦Notes,
Billings of the Mutual Broadcasting System set an all-time peak in
totaling $7,300,955, an increase of 53.2% over a year ago when
sales
Sept.
$7,575,542
.
U.
1941,
time
Sheet,
Cash—.
U.
Mutual Broadcasting Co.—Record Time
Balance
Assets—
$9,041,996 $63,514,748 $53,365,581
The number of stores in operation Dec.
204
■
.
1941—12 Mos.—1940
1941—Month—1940
$10,898,006
casting
90.
will
the
litigation
Operating
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—December Sales—
payments beginning one year after the date of execution of the notes
in an amount equal to 5Va%
of the unpaid balance at the time of
payment, the payment to be applied first to the interest and the
balance on principal;
(2)
additional annual payments on
principal
in
an
amount
equal to the balance of the company's net
earnings
after deducting the 5V2% annual
payments; (3) such additional pay¬
ments on
principal as the company may choose to make;
(4) the
unpaid amount of the principal at the end of 20 years.
Louisville
.
in
The
'
annual
each
The
at
Selling,
company
1530.
years,
post
stock
and
that
Years Ended Sept. 30—
Cost
shares
Transmission
Louisville
line.
evidenced
repay
Louisville
the
use
stock
by
transmission
to
transmission
secured
will
(Ky.)
will
company
sale
construct
of
$400,000
the
has
that
are
American
Net
'■■■ .v.
the
Louis
'
construction
real
Ste. Marie Ry. Co.—
reports 92,291
Officer—
(Ky.)
than
family,
the
represented
■
(Ky.)
capital
of
those
as
sown.
It
network
resource
telephones in operation, as of Jan. 1, a
during December and of 110,223 for 1941.
The year's
Montreal
sold
proposes
to borrow approxi¬
Reconstruction Finance Corporation which
more
latter
from
(Ky.i,
The
not
The
Corp.-(Ind.)..
Corp.
shares will be
Transmission
the
of
(Ind.),
15
of
admitted
art.
facts
harassing
;*•
An
arrangement approved by bondholders in 1939 called for the
payment of a sinking fund of $75,000 in each of the years 1939, 1940
and 1941, and $100,000 in each of the following years to the maturity
of the bonds.—V. 126, p. 3608.
■
•'
mately $3,850,000 from the
be
all
Corp.
:
Louisville
make
Louisville
same
Government.
participant,
a
Nash-Kelvinator Corp.
Jan.
maturity.
Electric Co. proposes to acquire, at par, 985 shares
authorized shares of capital stock ($10 par) of Louisville
1,000
have
increased
would
due
fund
(Ky.)
•
the
Broadcasting System, and
has
of $10,000,000
1266.
p.
approved
five
that
9
to
power
operations and public service rendered by the National Broad¬
casting Co. are a matter of public record.
We are utilizing every
348,358
due
The
taxes
Corp.
is
Network
radio
1941;
Commission
Co.,
network
attention
and
"The
550.244
364,200
sinking
Transmission Corp.
(Ind.i
filed an application
(File
under the Holding Company Act covering a series of transac¬
provide funds for the construction of transmission lines.
to
the
1941,
581,181
309,062
mously
Louisville Gas &
fiteel
532,192
Montreal
Louisville
70-477)
The
'
1941.
Exchange
Electric
of the
call
wealth
field
"The
ments—
Transmission Lines Proposed Transactions
&
fellow'
not
of
the
are
with
assets
Revenue
in
'Little
it does
by Mutual provides an opportunity to expose
the
campaign to break down the networks of
Broadcasting Company.
petitive
'
year
on
con¬
suit
others
the
has
39,734
27,582
1,229,108
p.
at
Trust
made for Federal income taxes for the calendar
an
Second
the
enacted
as
The
at
42,071
r
413,541
total
A
$2,867,352
included
the
for
Louisville
A
40,072
8,447
154,
10
21,981
——__—2..'.™—$2,829,443
Hearings
Gas
58,033
;v,\
series
Act of
1940.
In the returns, as finally
1940, the companies reported no income subject
to excess profits taxes.
Provision is being made for Federal income
taxes
(including a provision for an estimated excess profits tax of
$931,000) for the year 1941 in accordance with the Revenue Act of
the
1938
$119,220
49,597
Montana Power Co.—Bonds Called—
20,986
___.™.™_™_____.X——„—r'y
income
filed
will
1939
$116,211
60,767
648,092
of the new year, up
37,000
93,912
exp.
of
fact which
a
the development of nation-wide broadcasting.
It entered
only after others risked their capital and demonstrated that
broadcasting could be conducted as a sound business enterprise.
250,000
37,000
Note—The provision
will
1940
$120,010
66,610
1,348,166
Detroit
In
7,704
rehabilitation
and
breaches
stations,
behind
"Mutual
the
income.—
company
1940.
160,227
30,059
contractural capital expenditures,.
charged to construction—Cr.———...
Miscellaneous
Net
flood
of
Interest
year
160,227
—„—
of
Mutual
Mutual
where
.
in
railwayrailway
interest
of
gain
1,030,450
expense——
interest
also induced
affiliated
the
first nation-wide program ever provided, station WOR
by Macy and WGN owned by the Chicago Tribune, organized
owned
the
1—
oper.
increase
$4,353,728
1,030,450
suit
litigation
Blue
public
17V2 cents
1941
income™
Jan.
154,
The
1,048,488
_•
.
/
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Gain in Phones—
1,110,288
$4,241,651
funded
on
Amortization
of
15,
guaranteed first refunding
mortgage 5V2% series B bonds, due 1978, is being-paid by the Canadian
Pacific Ry. pursuant to its guarantee.
Interest is payable at office of
Bank of Montreal, New York.—V. 155, p. 54.
Y/YyY
■■
1,428
1,165,755
,
income
Gross
Amortization
to
on
follows:
as
operating
Interest
of
share
per
record Dec. 20.
were
$130,868
railway
from
The
V.
and
cents
1941
Interest—
income—
—$4,020,994* $4,124,763
Total other income—
—I——
220,658
228,965
1941
20
holders of
three
response
to
a
public demand when only one other network—the
Red—existed, and when no competition in nation-wicje programs was
available.
Eight years after the NBC was created to give the American
per
.
Minneapolis, St. Paul &
1,341,000
Y
Provision for Federal and State income taxes—
Net
1
11
railway..—u
from
—V.
594,842
1,461,500
investments
of
to
during
cents
Valley ER.—Earnings—
oper.
ry,
3,755,249
reserve.
limited-term
of
ry.
Net
$11,976,057
__
(other than income taxes)
15
2Va
this
in
new
admin,
4,132,793
Amortization
dividend
stock
of
rather
been
12.
"The
1940
\
$13,400,470
Operation
Taxes
from
from
Net
(& Subs.)—Earns
Operating revenues
__
common
November—
Gross
Net
1,204,509
(Ky.)
present.
such
By
diminish
have
pioneering
2,148,879
1941
Appropriation for retirement
the
on
1
Midland
6,688,332
2,515,824
and
accumulation
which
National
15 and Oct. 15, quarterly dividends of 20 cents each.
1941 was 85 cents as against 80 cents in 1940.-—V. 153,
paid in
Net
.1,458,630
at
to
would
proceedings.'
others,
at
vast
in
in
the
.
Years Ended Nov. 30—
Maintenance
quarterly
regular
dividend
extra
an
cents quarterly and 10 cents extra; April
103.
p.
5
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
declared
have
stock, both payable Jan.
17V2
15,
134,048
\
7,566,675
2,723,233
1,557,166
network.
coast
sought
as
'
RCA.
issues
now
suits,
.
quarterly; July
•
223,536
208,066
>''■ '■
income
oper.
the
and
common
Distributions
1938
From Jan. 1—
directors
share
the
$645,609
'255,094
railway
1939
$754,727
Network
these court
the
and
NBC
suits
"This
The
Gross
1940
$749,504
:
the dominant
Chicago Tribune
from us, w.iich would
small
"The
r.,
Director,
directorate.—V.
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.
Extra Dividend of
-Cents—
Ry.—Earnings—
1941
four
Meanwhile/ Mutual
Blue
our
in
,'bigness'
and
motives
From
$915,531
384,925
railway—
from
sought.
shouts
the
of
office of
new
Maritime
foreign
November—
Gross
to
-There
ago
the
Network
coast,
been
NBC
-beyond broadcasting to the department store and publishing businesses.
"These powerful and wealthy stockholders of Mutual represent an
aggregation of assets, business and profits greatly exceeding those
late
-
exclu¬
same
of
years
and
interests
competition.
instead
have
Mutual
clique of seven Mutual stockholders headed by Chicago
Tribune and R. H. Macy & Co., whose influence and domination extend
by
245.
p.
productions) amounts to $6,731,038. The $919,760
banks by foreign subsidiaries, payable in foreign cur¬
rencies is guaranteed by Loew's, Inc.—V, 155, p. 158.
■:y.rYYk;'Y
to
these
network
by
since
that
attacks
two
Co.
&
Blue
"While Mutual claims to be the
and
'
Magee has been elected to the
Pritchard
while
for cost of film
due
it
prove
control
,
sion
Blue
about
Macy
parts Of the
Blue as a
the
of
Network
parts of the Blue Network.
that
H.
series
a
Blue
_
of film
States)
the
R.
of
the
revealed
networks
between
will
we
/
2;2.Y.y Y ?
' vY;.
end
tract
and
155,
stations.
radio
"We refused to dismember the Blue Network.
Mutual began cam¬
paigns-in Washington and elsewhere, urging the adoption by the FCC
of new network regulations
which would enable Mutual to achieve
the
■
as
Co., Ltd.—New President—
been
Wales.
A.
A.
Mr.
(not
productions) amounted to $3,223,946.
Of the current liabilities
due to foreign banks by foreign subsidiaries, Loew's, Inc., has guar¬
anteed $1,855,753.
;■>
v'YY'Ya,Y
**Of
the
cash
shown
in
the
balance
sheet,
$8,233,603 was
in
foreign countries (other than Continental Europe and The Far East),
principally England, all subject in some degree to export restrictions.
To the extent so included for respective countries $2,440,000 has been
received in the United States up to Dec. 26, 1941,
and within four
months thereafter under arrangement with the British Government an
additional $2,336,000 is expected to be received from England.
The
amount of net assets in all foreign countries, other than Continental
Europe and The Far East (and not including portion of cost of film
productions allocated to foreign but retained on books in the United
the
the Board.
including portion of cost of film productions
allocated to foreign but retained on books in the United States) was
$14,456,999, of which net current assets (with same exclusion for cost
foreign
mills
Oil
Col.
$1,278,983 has been received in the
The net amount of all assets in all
countries,
to Jan. 2, 1941.
?
■
James
$4,446,848.
respective
Lukens
Y
J.
totaled
for
of
be
purchase
of
and
it important
to
now
increase
to
NBC
Mutual,
Y nation-wide
year,
branches
McColl-Frontenac
due
year.
tlCash in foreign
strictions
158.
p.
:y?;
:
shares.
long-term
on
various
than
-
par
no
the
rolled
thickest
$27,718,149 in 1940.
and
with
sell
in
elimination
for
sufficient
pointed out, are regular customers of the company in normal times,
are certain department's of the Government.
One
Total
orders
full-time
four
Mutual Suit—
on
culmination
the
have -destroyed
ment
,
Deferred
over a
of
to
should
sought to
;
the: balance of the company's production is for concerns who
using the company's products directly or indirectly to fill Governorders.
However, the majority of such concerns, Mr. Wolcott
are
123,462
well
backlog
a
v
is
against
interests
of
all
2,000,000
interest
Accrued
have
"
While a portion of the company's production is manufactured under
v
direct
contingencies.--—'V 3,000,000
—__Y.u—.
96,629
Reserve for
subsidiaries
its
continuous operation for
til,938,123
to affiliated
Due
and
company
suit
instigated
At the close of the 1941 fiscal year, Mr. Wolcott
said, as at the
present time, all plants of the company and subsidiaries were oper¬
ating substantially at full capacity.
In the first period of the 1942
fiscal year a further new production
record was set,
surpassed by
another new, all-time high in the second period of 1942, he said.
The
30,593,690
—.I.—..— / 1,246,600
Accounts payable and accruals—6,034,437
Domestic and foreign taxes
6,031,131
Due to foreign banks
—Y **919,760
—■*.
than
,
-
company
,
43,833,211
preferred stock—12,854,079
stock
tCommon
less
are
Trammell Statement
par
The
there
a
Commenting on the suit filed in Chicago, Jan. 10, by the Mutual
Broadcasting System against the National Broadcasting Co., Niles
Trammell, President of the NBC made the following statement: *
of
income
where
station
is
permitted under its license to operate 24
day.)
Damages of $3,425,000 under this restricted competition in network
broadcasting are claimed by the plaintiffs.
Under provisions of the
Sherman Anti-Trust
Act
a
judgment for three times this amount,
-together with attorney's fees, costs and injunctive relief against con¬
tinuation of these alleged restraints, is sought.
Steel
of
cities
full-time
(A
all-
an
65%
By-Products
for
responsible
were
established
increase
an
of
company and subsidiaries, Mr.
the company and subsidiaries
of
in
ness
com¬
hours
the
Net
i-
stock¬
the
as
was
$2,195,604, after
payment of or provision for all expenses, taxes, depreciation and other
charges.
This was equivalent to $6.90 per share on the 317,976 shares
------
164,153,032 161,086,870
—.
ownership
to
fold
many
holdings totaling 147,597 shares of
of
combined
i
Total
individual
sales
Corp.
14,486,807
421,443
2,807,207
Europe and Far East
Continental
Investments,
addressed
was
increased
to
record
the
net
results
has
public
Fall.
time
------
of
which
the
sale
Net
2,805,209
37,607,527
.—►___—.—
—
in
assets
400,461
3,002,192
.—!34,900,188
securities
receivable
notes
_
of
of
stock
-
Foreign
statement
number
admission
public
mon
machinery, etc.———68,736,287
71,137,352
Due from affiliated companies
47,508
53,151
Cash
—:
—»♦ 18,387,972 1113,586,366
U. S. Government securities
„—20,509,620
18,181,807
•Land,
the
of
1940
$
.
company.
holders,
(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries)
Tuesday, January 13,1942 •
Accrued
payable,
etc....
$7,786,827
from
U.
S.'Government
Federal and State taxes
Reserves
on
income, estimated—
($5 par)
reserve
tAfter
1940.
SFor
3,868,931
21,878,000
15,655,177
Total
—
reserve
370,000
4,987,917
6,438,912 *
surplus
♦After
of
$199,734
...
3,600,000
21,878,000
Dr421,823
...
Treasury stock
Capital
surplus
Earned
273,337
1,000,000
....
Capital stock
$6,872,149
578,087
expenses
Advances
in
1941
and
Dr421,587
6,439,089
12,111,030
$61,503,096 $51,390,949
$174,330
in
1940.
tAfter
for
depreciation of $9,732,752 in 1941 and $9,121,479 in 1940.
reserve
for depreciation of $466,746 in 1941 and $670,172 in
§Less reserve of $111,769 in 1941
use
and $203,837 in 1940.
exclusively on U. S. Government contract.—V.Y154, p. 1632.
stock
Sales
1941—Month—-1940
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$11,595,806
$9,961,723 $64,201,624 $55,878,977
Dec. 31—
to acquire.—V.
—
—V.
1941
November—
Co.—50-Cent Dividend—
declared a dividend of 50 cents per share
stock, payable Feb. 2 to holders of record
Jan. 20.
A similar distribution was made on Feb. 1, Nfay 1, Aug. 1
and Nov. 1, 1941, and on Dec. 15, a year-end dividend 6f $1 was paid
on
the common stock, making a total distributed in 1941- of $3 per
share, the same rate as in 1940.—V. 154, p. 1192. ,*
;
directors
The
i
Jan.
on
Net ry,
"759
15,820
"625
"10,799
2,765
," 9,568
"8,359
295,224
273,246
370,485
407,352
91,141
57,456
129,230
117,827
15,579
"14,850
56,937
23,487
Net
ry.
income
oper.
1941—3 Mos.—1940 'v 1941—12 Mos.—1940
.$103,487, , $134,358 V $488,097
$608,574
186,817
188,367
186,817
188,367
Earnings per share.
$0.56
$0.71
$2.61
$3.23
*
After all charges and Federal taxes.—V. 154, p. 1495.
I
Pacific Coyle Navigation Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31-^
"Net
profit
of capital
-
Earnings for Year Ended June
•
Gross
profit
office
Directors'
.
and
fees
salaries
the purchase by Walter Kidde,
and
expenses.:..—
'■
'
Miscellaneous
,90.
.'
and'taxes
—
Net
18,440,438 209,763,611 200,394,862
18.999,935
45,309
70,039
682,410
803,830
Operating revenues—
Operating expenses—
18,9.54,626 ' 18,370,399
209,081,201
12,652,284 133,092,288
199,591,032
129,576,047
depreciation—_
after
profit
■
Assets—Cash—balances
Operating
Net
Net
6,539,386
5,718,115
75,988,913
70,014,985
——4,250,998
3,161,849
47,006,972
36,522,267
2,288,388
2,556,266
28,981,941
33,492,718
1,905,694
2,235,730
26,128,616
31,073,943
operating
revs.-.-
taxes
operating income,
income
—V.
Norfolk
Received
'.»■=.v
Year to—
Jan. 3,'42
J
8,649
11,699
3,050
2,394
3,293
899
11,043
14,992
3,949-
26.34%
—
155, p.
(Del.)
Jan.
Maintenance
taxes
■
5,187,326
4,866,606
*3,001,053
profits
taxes—
State income
1,561,445
5,114,520
Federal income and excess
for
and
operating
income
—
Total other income——————
Gross
on
on
bank
3,487,450
80,300
591,371
loans
of debt discount and expense——
of
Amortization
on
expenses
sales
of
36,125
41,843
30,000
—
25,000
106,323
$7,626,456
———
...:»Balance
of subsid. companies:
stock,
$5
series, of
Northern States Power Co. (Minnesota)
.
Pan Oil
;,
v
States
Common
*
Pantepec Oil Co. of
1,375,000
1,375,000
preferred stock, 5%, ; of Northern
Power Co. 4Wisconsin)iii.i£—
stock
of
Chippewa- &
Flambeau
27,135
27,135
J-V—------—
29,070
Improvement Co.
The
It
,
' 29,070
.3941
Federal
for
income
February, 1941.
The initial well
taxes
Act.-Mf,. 155* p., 159.;-:.
Revenue
^
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—New
•
Croil Hunter,
Parker
of
the
C.,
as
Director—
154, p. 1382.
directors.—V.
<
the election of John E.
Parker & Redpath of
member of the Northwest Airlines board of
a
•
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. Nov. 30—
'
revenues —
Uncollectible oper. rev._
Dis¬
,
154, p. 1383.
the
and
Net
—v.
1941—Month—1940
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$3,149,410 7 $3,127,147 $34,845,318 $33,234,663
,*
7,687
11,199
93,169
88,951
Operating
expenses-
$3,115,948 $34,752,149 $33,145,712
$868,918
$950,713 $11,267,374 $10,889,379
23,484,775
-
•
Net
Net
V
revenues-
503,614
income—:
oper.
426,612
5,845,497
$524,101
$5,421,877
480,291
4,830,286
$6,056,918
5,524,949
income
—V.
154,
will remain
C.
R.
P.
v';
"
NY PA NJ
The
SEC
on
applications
vania
NY
Power
PA
laration,
NJ
Utilities Co.—Applications Granted—
Dec. 31
by
filed
Co.
has
Staten
pursuant
to
-Company Act of 1935,
NY PA NJ proposes to
^
issued an order permitting to become effective
Island Edison Corp., Northern Pennsyl¬
and NY PA NJ Utilities Co.
filed with the Commission an
application and dec¬
due 1981.
•"
$53,300 Mohawk Valley Co. 6% gold
among the transactions which are
due 1956.
companion declarations, State
of the Associated Electric Co.
series,
In
000
$490,946
$225,192
$2,833,971
$2,684,231
154, p. 1496.
Island proposes to sell the $3,015,bonds to NY PA NJ and Northern
;;:
(
New York—To Pay On
of
Society
Loan
:
'■
"certificates
Inc.—To Acquire Trac¬
Public Service Co. of Indiana,
Commission
announced Dec. 31 that
filed a declH'ration or application (File No. 70-473)
Company Act regarding the proposed acquisition
company
the
Exchange
and
Securities
The
the
Holding
under
from
^Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Co. of an electric interurban railway line between Indianapolis and Seymour, Ind.
The
company will
issue $1,520,000 of 4% serial promissory notes
to Indianapolis, Columbus and Southern Traction Co. for the proper¬
ties and in settlement of the rights and obligations of the two com¬
the properties—V. 155, p. 91.
under a 999-year lease covering
panies
The
Oklahoma—Acquisition, Etc.—
Service Co. of
Public
SEC
27 issued
Dec.
on
an
order permitting to become
effective
regarding the following:
(a) The issue and sale by Peoples Ice Co. to Public Service Co. of
Oklahoma and Southwestern Light & Power Co. of promissory notes in
the
amounts
of
$1,462,500
and $625,500, respectively,
bearing no
interest, to be dated Dec. 15, 1941, and maturing Feb. 15, 1942, such
notes to be issued in exchange for notes of Peoples held by Oklahoma
and Southwestern
which matured on Sept. 5, 1941, bearing interest
at the rates of 8%
and 6% per annum, respectively.
(b) Oklahoma and Southwestern will acquire all of the issued and
declarations
$25)
which
applications filed
and
consisting of 4,000 shares
of Peoples,
capital stock
(par
from Central and South West Utilities Co. in the proportion
their interest bears to the note indebtedness of Peoples, i. e.,
to acquire 2,800 of said shares at an aggregate price of
Southwestern to acquire the remaining 1,200 shares at an
Oklahoma
and
$36
$16.
aggregate price of
\
(,c)
Failing payment of the
such notes will be surrendered
154,
western.—V.
1058.
p.
notes at maturity on Feb.
15,
1942,
and canceled by Oklahoma and South¬
7v
J
Public Service Coordinated
the
with
Quissett Mill, New Bedford,
Mass.—Not to Liquidate—
vote, 9,842 shares in favor of the present management of the corporation to 2,118 shares opposed, on four proposi¬
tions
presented, the
stockholders voted against liquidation.
The
movement looking toward liquidation of the corporation was instituted by Lowell Maybury and Frederick Adams of Boston, minority
stockholders.
(Boston "News Bureau.")—V. 154, p. 1496.
By more
■i
for December Up 30.17%—
1941—Month—1940
1941—12 Mos.—1940
' $59,513,047 $45,718,291 $377,564,651 $304,539,326
Transport—Orders Buses
buses, including 181 equipped with oil hydraulic
remainder consisting of oil mechanicals, has been
placed by Public Service Coordinated Transport and Public Service
Interstate Transportation Co. with General Motors Truck and Coach
(a division of Yellow Truck & Coach Manufacturing Co.),
it was
announced on Jan. 8.—V. 153, p. 562.
210
for
order
An
drive,
Inc.—Acquisition—
(J. C.) Penney Co.-^-Sales
—v.
—
;
1495.
154, p.
than 80%
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp.—Record Traffic
passenger traffic in the year 1941 set a new record, it was
Bedell Monro, President.
Last year 342,948 revenue
PCA planes as compared to the 210,433 revenue
passengers in 1940, an increase of 62.97%.
The 1941 traffic total was
180.41% over the 122,303 revenue passengers carried in 1939.
'
In the year 1941, the corporation operated 65,592,867 revenue pas¬
senger miles, a gain of 74.54%
over the 37,578,753 revenue passenger
miles flown in 1940, and 209.56%
over the 21,192,745 revenue pas¬
C.
announced
by
flew
on
miles operated in
senger
Perron Gold
1939.—V. 155, p. 55.
Mines,
'
at
Production
Perron
"V
Delaware.
Pittsburgh Shawmut &
from
Net
from
Net-
ry.
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
—V.
income—
railway
railway
oper.
154, p.
1939
1938
1940
$115,173
$97,365
$91,899
32.074
46,219
29,570
31,026
17,939
33,776
13,303
17,424
1,409,439
1,119,593
899,291
454,493
353,341
244,583
796,950
162,071
271,792
207,784
92,949
22,785
1—
From Jan.
Gross
Northern RR.—Earnings—
$123,391
income—
1304.
filed on Jan. 9 at Dover,
'''■v-'
•1
*
-
*,
stated,
and KGO in San Francisco. It will continue to furnish pro-,
service to more than 100 independently owned, affiliated radio
throughout the country.
Blue
Network Co., Inc., will (Continue with
out interruption the
Chicago
stations
and business
Jan.
to
heretofore carried by the Blue Network division
Sarnoff said.
the Blue Network on
for the transfer of licenses
National Broadcasting Co., Mr.
the
first
its
As
9
in
step
operation,
independent
applied for the consent of the FCC
operate Stations
President of
The
heretofore
WJZ, WENR and KGO.
the Blue Network Co., Inc., will be Mark Woods,
Vice-President and Treasurer of NBC.
The Executive Vicewill be Edgar Kobak, previously
NBC Vice-President in
charge of sales
Niles
1941
railway-,—
announced the formation of Blue Net¬
wholly-owned subsidiary of RCA. Incor¬
gram
of
with Pan Oil Co.—
separate,
a
that, with the permission of the Federal Com¬
munications Commission, the new company will operate the Blue Net¬
work and will own and manage stations WJZ in New York, WENR in
will
November
*
Sarnoff
Mr.
President
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Contract
See King Oil Co. above.—V. 154, p. 869.
Inc.,
Co.,
poration papers the new new company were
the final quarter of 1941—
and December—amounted to $468,195.90 from 39.328
the preceding quarter production was $489,177.47
from 37,093 tons, while production for the final quarter of 1940 was
$512,096.93 from 36,996 tons.—V. 154, p. 755.
\\
America—Announce Incorporation of
Company, Inc.—
Sarnoff, President, has
David
work
programs
Ltd.—Production—
Gold Mines for
October, November
tons
milled.
For
Gross
Corp. of
Radio
Blue Network
Revenue
of the Public Utility. Holding
concerning proposed- transactions under which
debentures, due Oct. 1, 2031.
the subject of the filing is
one
by'which NY PA NJ proposes to acquire from Staten Island
$3,015,000 of Associated Electric Co.
4y2% gold bonds, refunding
(b)
Also
52,134
1—
—
tion Properties—
unchanged.
various sections
acquire a large amount of its own outstanding
bonds and debentures and certain, securities of some of its subsidi¬
aries, as part of a plan to facilitate such further steps as may be
necessary
for it to take»in order to simplify. its sub-holding com¬
pany system, to provide for its funded
and other indebtedness and
to
reduce
the number and amount of cross-holdings of securities
among companies in both the NY PA NJ system and that of Agecorp.
Among such transactions contemplated is the. acquisition by NY PA
NJ from Northern Penn of the following securities by way of a divi¬
dend in kind to be paid by the latter company and to be charged
by it to its earned surplus, namely:
(a) $406,100 of Mohawk Valley Co. 6% consolidated refunding gold
bonds,
2,152,589
149,068
Period End. Dec. 31—
passengers
1530.
p.
loss
its
purchased the controlling interest in the Pro-
4,832,461
$365,304
—
$479,508
2,207,663
8,678
announced that it will repay on Jan. 31 to holders
of contribution" 30% of the indebtedness repre-,
certificates the aggregate amount of which is $18,963,500,
The 30% of principal will be returned on that date, together
with interest at 6%. A
'-vf.'; - ' ..vi",
v V;:/-'The society explains that as a result of the decreasing demand upon
the society for loans, notwithstanding the reduced interest rate charged,
together with the accelerating repayment of outstanding loans, it now
has approximately $6,000,000 of loanable funds in excess of present
and estimated future demands.
The trustees have decided to return
this approximate sum to the certificate holders.—V. 149, p. 2378.
30.—V. 152, p. 3823.
of America, it "was announced on Jan. 8. Ter¬
franchises held and operated by the 28 distributing exchanges
ritorial
of
22,256,333
320,482
taxes
Operating
$477,240
199,273
sented by these
■'7';.. "7 :'7
\
-
ducers Releasing Corp.
Sales
Net oper.
$17,242
16,411
The company has
of
.
,2,165,235
charges
drilled on the concession
corporation has
The
$3,141,723
2,272,805
Operating revenues.
$273,838
200,697
,——_
charges
int.
depreciation.
Provident
7
:
and
for
Interest
was
gas
Pathe Laboratories,
Co.—Earnings—
made solely for the
holders of annuity
rights of stockholders,"
deprecia¬
bpfore
tion
outstanding
Venezuela, C. A.—New Field—
.
drilling was started Dec.
•/ \
■*
Operating
Loss
(Mulata No. 1) was a gas
used as fuel for drilling Mulata No. 3 well and
will be used as fuel for drilling other wells in the Mulata field.
The first oil well was Mulata No. 2 which produced 420 barrels of
24.7 gravity oil through a ft-inch choke from the lower two intervals
and is capable of producing from the upper zone 327 barrels of 28.51
gravity oil through a 5/16-inch choke.
A
location for the third well
(Mulata N. 3) has been made and
well
>
President, on Jan. 9 announced
investment firm of Auchincloss,
D.
Washington.
is
the
1941—Month—1940
1941—11 Mos.—1940
$1,655,137
$1,796,603 $20,694,357 $19,305,464
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total revenues
dividend
of $1.50
to Pantepec-Standard.
""
an extension of the Santa Barbara
field discovered byy Vene¬
Petroleum
Co.,
a
subsidiary of Consolidated Oil Corp., in
zuelan
and
(& Subs.)—EarningSf—
Postal Telegraph, Inc.
oil field in Venezuela, to
—;
-u—..-
Note—Provision
,
annuity contracts but comes before the
has just tested and completed the first well of a new
be known as the Mulata field, in the State of
company
This is
$1,500,000.
policyholders
present and future.
The amount of the guaranty
may be reduced from time to time with the approval of the Superin¬
tendent of Insurance.
The right of the Guaranty corporation to be
reimbursed is subordinate to the rights of the holders of policies and
both
contracts,
Monagas belonging
$5,893,674 $6,195,251
for the year ended Oct.
31, 1941i includes $1,034,500 for Federal ^excess profits tax under the
Net' income
*
of Central
(Del.)—Contract with Phillips—
Co.
See King Oil Co. above.—V.
preferred
Cumulative
f
*•
the follow¬
000-00000:
stock
common
155, p. 55. 1
Co.—V.
Distributing
Dividends on capital stock
Cumulative
the
Cr83,404
118,802
$7,324,879
——_i——
of
payable on the common stock before the class A preferred is entitled
to participating dividends.
(b)
Whether, and to what extent, it is appropriate in the public
interest or for the protection of investors and consumers to attach
terms
and conditions with respect
to the accounting entries to be
made in connection with the dividend of the common stock of Central
100,161
Cl'105,277
subsidiary---—
a
0, ';^000. '* "0' 7
''
dividend
the
Whether
tributing Co. was a liquidating dividend and whether* such
may
be properly allocable to the computation of the sum
capital
charged to construction
Miscellaneous
dividend would be $247,592.
directed at the hearing to
will be
attenton
matters:'1:'
(a)
694,120
41,843
fixed assets———-
sundry
of
Amortization
Gasoline Corp.
A
year
Particular
ing
$12,034,079
3,487,450
63,999
—i—
Other interest «.£«.
stock of
$11,633,367
debt———
funded
Interest
Interest
$11,439,864 $11,933,132
143,502
100,947
i———
income
Interest
Amortization
(70-447) of company,
application
incorporation of Panhandle, as
preferred stock is entitled to
of
class
the
the participating
share,
i
Net
or
amended, pro¬
receive in any
participating dividends after $1.50 per share shall
have been paid on each share of its common stock during such cal¬
endar year.
On Sept. 29, 1941, the board of directors of Panhandle
declared but
withheld payment of a participating dividend in the
sum
of $201,841 on its class A preferred stock, using as a basis a
compromise figure of 25 cents per share on account of the dividend
payable on the common stock instead of an original declaration of
42
cents, the par value of each share of common stock of Central
Distributing Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, previously distributed as
a
dividend.
On the basis of the original declaration of 42 cents per
that
calendar
one
3,944,778
(other than income taxes)——
Provision
telephones
Co.—Hearing on Div.—
which is owned by Columbia Oil &
certificate
The
vides
14,129,978
1,572,135
4,173,014
——————-i
-
.
"Accordingly,
company its guaranty for
benefit of the company's
approximately 2,233,700
which participating
declared and paid
1941, was scheduled to be held before the SEC on
' "•
'/v:'/-""7.v'.vv;v C7/
has outstanding 100,000 shares of class A preferred
company
stock all of
$39,436,992
14,586,737
Operating revenues
8,
The
(& Subs.)- -Earns—
A 1940
1941
j—- $42,123,596
-r--'4 •'
Operation
Taxes
the declaration
on
the year
1942. :
during
Ski-Planes—
equipment and baggage.—V. 152, p. 434.
Nor'hern States Power Co.
Years Ended Oct. 31—
Deprec.ation
hearing
A
company
special accommodations for ski
of promoting the stability of domestic life insurance companies.
the Guaranty corporation has made available to the
purpose
December,
regarding a proposed alteration of the basis upon
dividends on its class A preferred stock will be
has introduced a new ski-plane service from Boston
to Mt. Mansfield, Vt., and to the Canad.an Laurentians.
Two round
trips dlaly w.ll be conducted between Boston and Burlington, Vt., and
Montreal.
The company will use 24-passenger Douglas airliners, with
This
interests
best
Certificates—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
159.
Northeast Airlines, Inc.^-To Run
I
net gain of 19,048 in telephones for
against 111,355 in 1940. The company now has
instruments in service.—V. 155, p. 159.
■
27.30%
■-Total
—V.
a
in Phones—
against 15,783 in November and 12,360 in December, 1940.
The indicated net gain for the year 1941
was 174,267
26.07%
connect.
reports
The company
22,962
loaded————
from
the depressed real estate market.
In view of its real estate
both the company and the department concluded that the
of the policyholders would be served by obtaining the
assistance of the Guaranty corporation, which was created for the
problem
$15,000;
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Gain
-Decrease
Jan. 4, '41
it
as
affected by
Prov.
18,183
24,186,f'
Received
reserve
taxes,
income
for
3
Total
Cars
$4,985;
for workmen's compensation, $2,583; reserve
unclaimed dividends, $836; reserve for log
insurance, $5,000; capital stock <$1 par), $440,104;
capital surplus,
$42,029; operating deficit, $32,209; total, $512,050.
$31,039;
payable,
L——
from
receivable,
soliciting
experienced steady gains from its insurance operations.
However,
has a substantial part of its assets in real estate it has been
has
and leases (less reserve for depreciation of $551,819),
$338,529; deferred charges, $2,687; total, $512,050..
Liabilities—Accrued wages,
$6,668;
bills payable, $1,000; accounts
Vjan. 3, '42 Dec. 27, '41 Jam 4, '41
19,233
13,033
17,979
connections-------: ^ 4,953
5,150
4,983
loaded
Cars
bills
receivable, $92,029; work in progress, $15,343; inventories of
and supplies—at cost, $5,857; investments—1941 war loan, $9,90'0;
Western Ry. Co.—Carloadings—
&
Week Ended—
i
$42,720;
$18,912
13,203
1941
at June 30,
as
bankers,
at
$46,931
28,019
employs no
It
contracts.
participating
only
issues
agents but through the medium of the mails its contracts are issued
to policyholders in all parts of the United States and Canada.
The
most recent examination by the Department shows that the company
tugs, equipment
K—"'Vf;
159.
155, p.
,
$45,863
1,068
accounts
stores
Net
-
Dividends paid
Balance Sheet
12,415,240
^
.
Depreciation
Mos.—1940
$
revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev.:.
Operating
expenses
income
This is the first action taken
guaranty for $1,500,000.
its
\
:
«,•
600
10,970
—_16,072
—
profits taxes
profit for the year before prov. for depreciation—::
Net
1941—Month—1940
1941—11
$ V • " ■' "
"■!'.$
after
Income
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
New York
Period End. Nov. 30—
*
14,600
trustee
the Erie Terminals RR.—V. 155, p.
tuting the Edgewater section of
income and excess
Provisions for
of the property consti¬
reorganization proceedings of the company,
in
Life
by the Guaranty corporation, which was created by the Legislature in
April, 1941 upon the recommendation of the Superintendent.
7
The announcement further goes on to say:
,
"The Postal Life was organized in 1904 and although a stock com¬
$88,106
—
General and administrative expenses..—.,
The ICC on Dec. 30 authorized
under
'
V
-
of tugs, booming grounds and wharf
0;:
oper.
on
Executive
Western RR.—Purchase—
New York Susquehanna &
f
1941
30,
of the State of New
Louis H, Pink
Department has approved an agreement between the
Corp. and the Postal Life Insurance Co,
which the Life Insurance Guaranty Corp. has extended to the
Guaranty
Insurance
pany
stock
Insurance
of
Postal
1268
p.
duties on the corpora-^
Insurance
Life
Mining Co.—Earnings
& Honduras Rosario
Shares
154,
of merchandising radio parts, tubes,
C. E. Carpenter, former head of the
Co.—Guaranty Extended—
Postal Life Insurance
Superintendent
York
railway.—
from
Net
9,954;
1—
railway____
from
"Deficit.—V.
New York
tion's
^railway——
From Jan.
Gross
1938
opbr. income—
from
Net
9
the no par value common
on
charge
in
be
dry batteries.'
division, will concentrate his entire
export business.—V. 155, p. 159.
$30,799
$35,849
$27,566
will
and
radios
accessory
1939
1940
$30,810
railway-—
from
Gross
Skinner, Jr., has been appointed manager of the accessory
He
division.
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
New York Air Brake
.
Corp.—Manager Appointed—
M.
James
"
k
auto
1101.
154, p.
154, p. 1730.
Philco
in kind on its common
which NY PA NJ pro¬
proposes to declare and pay a dividend
in the portfolio bonds listed above and
poses
Penn
Co.—December Sales-
(J. J.) Newberry
period End.
in
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Number 4032
155
Volume
for the Blue Network.
President of the National Broadcasting Co., who
capacity, was elected Chairman of the new com¬
Trammell,
continue in that
pany's
Kobak
executive
as
committee
which includes Mark Woods and Edgar
members.
will continue
uniterruptedly the maintenance of its Red
Network broadcasting service which includes the operations of stations
WEAF,
New York;
WRC, Washington; WTAM, Cleveland; WMAQ,
Chicago; KOA, Denver, and KPO, San Francisco, and its service to
136 independently owned affiliated stations.
The NBC will also main¬
tain its international broadcasting service, its radio recording service,
and its development in the fields of television and frequency modula¬
The
tion.
NBC
-
-
•
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Re-establishes
Communications
Radio
Direct
-
.
United
commercial
States
molished
and
opening of a
island
Manila
broken
■.">,,9? iu~e
Clifford G.
of
and
„
dian
■
Mindanao."'
Prior to Dec. 31, all radio circuits, for both telephone and telegraph,
between the United States and the Philippines had Manila for their
Western
terminal.
The
Manila
installations
were
among
the
in
Davao,
shall
of
V
e
exchange
;
^most
of
ym0r«?nn
48,000
154, pp. 1531 and 964t
shares
issue
the
Schultz
Schultz
and
authorized
executive
—v.
of
committee
the
stock
55. '
p.
provides
Southeastern
earnings
stock
-Vit'.
directors
share
the
on
holders
of
making
"
Dec.
on
last,
26,
B
that
dividends
15,
May
$2 ,10
year
154, p. 1496.
directors
the
and
have
declared
.
(N. Y.)—Extra Div.
20
cents
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share
'•
1936 —V.
152,
;
to
receive1" the
been
full
and
earned
of
the
to
at
the
capital
shall
by
Light &
he
Southeastern
a
.
stock
of
of
:the
-will
of
is
to
and
be
stock
■
in
Union
Co.
company
the
Dec.
on
17
paid
stock
Common
to
by
time
unsecured
to
time
notes.
prior.,to. May
Each
of
the
due
•
of
;
1965.:,
The
y-
the
at
General
of
E.
Manager of sales,
Hartmann
as
assistant
on
Hartmann
G.
Jan.
announced
was
to
an
I2V2
extra "dividend- of
holders
■;
-;.f f•A't•-.''Vr.^
subordinated
the
to
155, p. 92,
indebtedness
,.y;
X:. i
which
it
will-incur
i'&i:'
•
Mr.: :;>>
.
was
EaJ!?^gs
*'After
,.$589,220
profits taxes.—V. 154, p. 141.7.
,
.
t
.
...
„
Southern
T.
A.
„
Pacific
o..r,'
_
Jan.
on
6
said
in
advised
Trust
the
Montreal
Canada,
transfer
agents, i have
Exchange that 2,620 snares of the 6%
Stock
cumulative preferred stock
V.
t; ment purchase
Montreal,
Co.,
expenditures
'
'
and
"At
St. Louis (Mo.) Shipbuilding & Steel Co.—Bonds Of¬
fered—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo., are offer¬
ing $95,000 1st mortgage real estate bonds—
V •
Bonds
of
Dated
Dec.
Trust
June
int.
accrued
June
1,
1944
bear
int.
valued at
1950.
1
Dec.
Mo.,
bonds
duly
at
the
are
In
for
succeeding
agreements,
figures
or,
of
to
to
land
office
Bonds
the
of
in
the
Mutual
Herman
of
the
"r-
owned
in
Bank
of
of
of
the
leasehold
Gas .Co.
Sinking
l/6th
of
months
this
on
Fund:
the
is
of
and
regardless
issue.
The
issue
of
requirement
;
of
the
life
additional
for
the
insurance
for
the
Federal
1940
year
times
and
the
of
should
it
be
less per ton mile
155,
provides
interest
for
for
with
continue
the
on
basis
of
the
of
plus
The
Co.
provide
funds
with
which
bonds
the
secure
additional
purchase
issue
this
maturity
Mexico
holding
held
Eastern
company
holding
company's
dividends.
accrued
stock
of
the
new
in
debt,
the
of
stock
common
retire
stock
will
Production
of
Operating
Bell
Co.
issued
stock
and
$2,178,250
of
oper.
The
be
basis of
Texas
the
company
tion
was
terly
Jan.
on
stock
'made
to
Oct.
on
dividends
2
of
paid
holders
Telephone
20
1,
record
33,603
last.
of
$2,936,900
Net oper. income
$1,473,345
Previously;,
cents.—V.
154,
10
cents
A
154,
1,228,658
„
p.
the
;
South
p. *438.
4
'
"
West
The
directors
the
on
Dec.
1,
V.
have
declared
ordinary sto^k.
interim
an
154,
k original
quar¬
each,
by
.•
7 and
the
tax free,
July 8,
1941.—
\
distribution
additional
the
Stock
shares
of
Exchange
common
has
and
48.000
of
issuance
of
Union
stock
upon
Bus
applied
On
May
Laddie
additional
stock
the acauisition
Co.,
making
for 272,260
1941,
2,
shares
on
Hamilton,
the
shares
of
by
authorized
official
common
of
stock of
stock
number
(par $5).
Southeastern
notice
listing
issuance
Dixie
on
of
of
of
official
the
capital
shares
of
6,300
transaction
in
which
the
as
notice
stock
common
would
commoij
March
pay
have
stock
to
been
31,
1941,
the sellers
declared
and
oj goutheastprp
to
and
cash
paid
had
$575,947
$6;408,543
"$6,103,896
439,026
419,010
$147,394
$156,937
into
an
agreement
with
provides
that
equivalent
upon
said
to
oper.
Net
Net
6 300
the ysame ,beep
dividends
shares
si^ed
of
^nd
rev.
revenues-^-.
Gas
the-holding
Co.
and
64,036
36,124,751
$111,582
25,923
154, p.
1532. •"
4,657,301
•
630,543
516,632
$1,120,699
$1,279,013
393,954
527,236
42,881';
iir>
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp,
Shows Increased Profit—
"
'
.
;;
$1,795,649
/
/
eompany.—
4.313,251
$1,751,242
-
45,355
$83,358
oper.-1 income-—
income
—V.
—
L
,
Roxy Theatre
'
</"
;
The Roxy Theatre (owned by the Twentieth Century Fox Film
Corp.)
in the latest fiscal year enjoyed a substantial
Improvement 1n both-?
s.
.''
-
.
The
.
of
27/e%
to
said
1,
in
1942-Nov,
of
to
1945
(instead
of
outbreak
'
installments
four
effective
Commission
fleet
with
-
respect
in¬
to > the'-issue-
*
-'V'
'•
paid
"
-
,
by
company.—V,
the
'
■
154,
'
r'i
.
for Fed.
for
.
1194.
p.
Dec.
1940.
27,
1941,
20.06%
fc.s",
above
those
-.•••'•
VS
for .the
•
pairs
of
154,
Navy
shoes
1007.
p.
amounting
to
$197,000,
V
'
it
awarded
was
■>;
1
Period Ended Dec. "31—
Prop,
'
inc.
5,012.720
reserve
&
154,
$7,509,264
p.
$6,758,542
Gross
it
w'll
was
be
Aruba
under
ing"
announced
on
Jan.
5
that
a
$10,000,000
expansion
income
Times.")—V.
155,
expansion
p.
of
aviation
fuel
facilities..
mortgage
company
on
account pf. Accumulations
on
paid
a
tfie f%
dividend
of
$6.50
nw
cujnulattve. prpfenred
trust
$10.01 8.112
*10,386,889
J
$9,717,923
287,234
$1,577,632 $10,242,691
$10,005,157
■
.I
&c.)
(notes,
L
28 2*0
'•
'■
'
<v,
:
'
48.750 ;
195 000
385.002 i'
'
».
195.000
1.500,000
1,609,190
>■,-
521,885
518.937
15,420
12,266
■;
'
■
2,108.786
'
1,978.097
130,836 *
oi)
"
60,130
^
•
373
B,535,
11 535
$1,422,409
B"la"ce
253,159
J
48.750
375,000
$586,972 1
$6,319,604
19,010
*
div«:-' to! public-
755,937,594
'
subsidiary
Balance
206
________
applicable
minority
'
$1,422,409
-
$586,766
■
$6,319,604-
828
**
$5,936,768
to
interests
74.358
61.651
173,523
203.079
-
phs-H?
stock
23.206
3,896,869
224.579
1
'•
debentures.
deductions
Port:on
29
on
interest
loe-ns,
Pref.
56.
Dec.
34,752
bonds
.York,,
Strathmore Paper Co.—Accumulated Dividend—
The
23,498
bonds
col.
program.-
("New
'
:
2,577,563. 11,655,837
$1,542,880
•■■■
launched by the company at its Lago plants on the island, of
the Netherland West Indies.
This program, which wfll get
way in the nvddle of 1942, provides for bu'ld:ng a new "crack¬
and
24.874
4,842,059
$2,382,891
Interest charged to construction
(Cr.)
in
plant
r1 23,206
a-:
on
■<
Jersey)—Expansion-
19,097,929
2,755,939; ' 1,455,671
1,014,029
3,-212,253
(net)
on
Interest,
Other
(New
19308.499
*
Other
1941—12 Mo^.—1940
$57,039,995 $53,477,323
1731,
Standard Oil Co.
302,546
deplet.
appropriations
income
.
Mos.-M940:
-8.689
Int.
v
-
1941—-12
1,335,670
retire.
scheduling
planes in Its
$48,606,320 $44,578,487
4,703 908
907,014
taxes
now
more
Subs.)—Earnings—; :'.v
1941-r-3 Mos—1940
$12,835,739 $10,164,132
taxes
is
1272.
p.
$2,359,393
announced.—
-
194i—Month—1940
sales
—V.
154,
50,000
Spiegel. Inc.—December Sales—
Net
(&
revenues.
.Int.
,
corporation
ago.—V.
Federal, excess
profits
Other
''
was
year
,
weeks
»
During the months, the manufacturing division
V.
four
Pacific.—The
a
Other, taxes
/"***
V-.i'.,
same
the
time
expenses
Prov.
Prov.
-
were
operat.,
Operating
the company of $2,250,000 of notes to First National
Bank,'"
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
Chicago,
and
American
& Trust Co., Chicago.
On Nov.il,-1941, $450,000 of
and
this
United Gas Corp.
Total
Harris
matured
in
war
at
Period End. Nov. 30?—
the-'
Bank
notes
than
of
annual
permitted
of
flights totaling 68;000 miles daily, he said, with six
■
-
the.
1939,
become
on
the unpaid
of
payment
eight, semi-annual
1,
and
2 Vo %effective
"'
29,
effective
Central
interest rate
the
notes
the
provide Jor
each).
to
reduce
unsecured
notes
March
subsidiary
to
(a)
proposes
(b)
a
Co.,
corporation's planes flew approximately
17,849,600,revenue pas•fsenger miles in December, an increase of 60% over the same month'*
in 1940, and a new record for the month.
The 2,020,000 revenue air- "
'plane miles operated were 14% ahead of December, a
year ago.
V
Harold Crary, Vice-President in
charge of traffic, stated that both"
passenger and cargo traffic registered sharp -increases
following the
^
■
...
Southeastern
all
oper.
Operating taxesil-______
be
'
entered
Dorothy
of
addition
15,861
$586,420
4
upon
Coaches,
Hamilton
and
Elmer
Hamilton
for
the
purchase of all of the .authorized capital stock of Dixie
Coaches, Inc.,
consisting of 100 shares of common stock "(par $100) in
consideration
of
the delivery to
the stockholders of 6,300 shares of the common
stock of Southeastern and the payment to them of
$46,233 in cash,
in such installments as they might elect
during the years 1941
1942
and
1943.
The
agreement contemplates the consummation
of
the
shall
is
Spencer-Shoe Corp.—Sales Up 20.06%—
of
•
the
Southeastern
total
16,899
I The corporation reports sales in its retail stores for the four weeks
acquiriMon by Southeastern of the capital
Inc.,
7:yr. .516
/W)
"
.
.
York
of
declaration
'-/U
;
!;•
Southeastern Greyhound
Lines—Listing of Additional
Common Stock—Acquisition, etc.—
New
$6,425,443
V Net
;
between
Co.—Earnings—
"-...'"L"';■
Electric
Co.,
and
May
date
National
ending
The
1941,
and sale bv
21/2%,
the
,.
662.
p.
of
&
outstanding
amount
Under
-
dividend
■
Gas
stallments of $450,000
on
Trading Co., Ltd.-^-Interim Dividend
d'str but'on of 1 ke amount was made on Feb.
A
$576,4o3
1,569
- -revenues-^.
United Air Lines Transport Corp.—Record Traffic—
Utilities
of
Chicago;
Shell Transport &
1941^-11 Mos.—1940
$587,989
1531.
(O--/'';-'':
$1,800,000
distribu¬
paid
company
-
,
Co.—Earnings-
Operating revenues^.
Operating expenses
preferred «■'
SEC on Jan. 2 issued an order
permitting to become
supplemental declaration filed regarding the following:-
$225,000
share
.
the?,,
tho;
octane
1941—Month—1940 "
.
Southwestern Gas and Electric Cn.—Note Interest Re¬
**
per
of
in
.
income
principal
similar
Period End. Nov. 30-
Operating
:
a
27.
because
.
$9,115,795
6,178,898
w
revenues-.
Southwestern
Dec.
of
the
company
pointed
out
that
although emergency,;;,
brought about a temporary curtailment of production ;
shortage of tankers, it is anticipated that production will
gross and
net income according to data complied
by Amott, Baker
1941—11 Mos.—3 940
& Co., Inc.
...
;'iWy.,.,
'-v
$8,396,242 $98,395,939 $89,570,653 k
■'if Total income for the! year exceeded $1,900,000, compared to $1,838,-;
32,425 .
368,551
338,589000
in
the
preceding comparable period,^ while the net
after
all
charges including depreciation was $37,000, against a $42,000 loss
$8,363,817 $98,027,388 $89,232,064
■last .year. / ■
-■ A--V/,
5,508,185
61,679,731
56,180,911"
Holders of the more than $3,150,000 first
mortgage issue have been
paid 4% interest on their bonds since reorganization and in the latest
$2,855,632 $36,347,657 $33,051,153
year this interest
requirement was earned about twice. «■:> Substantial
1,151,234
18,844,110
13,5^6,361
retirement of debt has been accomplished as
required by the indenture,V
the
issue
having originally been approximately $3,600,000.—V. 154,
$1,704,398 $17,503,547 $19,514,792
p, 1153.
rr
.-.v
1,471,382
14,812,870
16,913,736
1,463,555
Net
$1,754,374 $16,197,585 $14,117,733
dividend
a
of
Maria Field,
has :been an-'
pre¬
to
allocated
Southwestern
owned
taxes..
—V.
1531.
common
Santa
barrels,
,
Operating
on
the
500
have
the
to
Uncollect.ble
New
equal
outstanding
will
t.1 -1;;;
Co.,.is
rev._
duced—
Shasta Water Co.—Pays 10-Cent Dividend—
t
par
of
for
amount
par
presently
The
$9,149,393
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
the
1941—12 Mos—1940
the
in
,
1941—Month—1940
revenues
Uncollectible oper.
the
furnish
of
Tri-State Telephone & Telegraph
v":V:
Southwestern
Net
wells
oil
indebtedness
be
preferred
430.^!!
Period End Nov. 30—
set
additional
be r®sum6d shortly at probably Increased allowables
of New Mexico Gas Co., New Mexico Eastern
common
Union
.151, p^:
-
of two
daily potential' production
Capital Co., a subsidiary. <
|r°Tin?»
for ^ Particular type of'crude produced
>San ® Mar,a Valley which is used In the manufacture of high
Sasoline necessary for aviation fuel, V. 154,^p. 115?.
fc;
of the: holding
The
Sales
Western
':
working capital.
1941—Month—1940
Officials
'
Arkansas
to
Gas
a
company
v
portion
and
used
.
Southern
V.
be
publicly
the holding company.
by amendment.
furnished
v!
to
of
the funded
will
and
Gas
fund
sinking
original
in
by
conditions
I1
'
interests
The preferred
the
New
and
publicly held
of
Schiff Co.—December Sales Up 24.16
p.
traffic
the Securities!;
with
.
its
except
bonds
for
Further that
■.
?
of
company.
the
the
common
of
monthly deposit of
during the current six
the
of
•;
a
___
Co.
value
stock,
the
'■
to
Gas
stock
new
____
Period End. Dec. 31—
154,
nounced
he
noted,
1941
on
with
The two recently completed wells
give the company a total of. seven
producers in the Santa Maria Field, with a total estimated production
of better than 4,000 barrels
daily.
According to company officials i:
this brings to a close the company's present
drilling program in this
field, with the possible exception of one more offset well.,
the
160.
p.
plan of reorganization
dispose
the
exchange
the
maturing
<'
property mortgaged
—V.
„
Mercier
from
interest
maximum
v.
and
the
Mexico
income
-
mortgage
of
in
ferred
$37,974,-
State
maturing and then outstanding.
retired from net profits the annual
bonds
shall
To
:-pose:
though
income
Co.—Reorganization Plan Is Filed
liabilities;
sale
"
for
the
by
All
company.
nine
life
Incorp. in Missouri, July 25, 1933.
Company specializes
in the
building and repairing of boats, barges and floating equipment
of all kinds and
description.
Now busily engaged in building steel
bar-ei and tug boats.
I :
<
V.1.
-•
'■
v •
P
handled,
increased
,
Completion
each
kV.,
^ ;-'4/"/k;
w
operating company wijll issue $3,500,000 of 3Vi% 20-year
bonds as well as 6% preferred and common stock.
The
from
par
par
security
benefit
the
on
to
for
Company:
company
1
plant, Mr.
Pacific's
by
-
rail
pew
Quanah Water Co,- It will then be merged-into a new
which will acquire all the assets and properties
all
new
proceeds
■
next
of this issue.
up
months
due
assumed
by subsequent
arbitration.
:'This
assigned as
deed of trust
than
more
the'trustee
the
Southern
tftken''.by.;'thevq6mmissiottv:b»-.^^
company
assume
The
payment when due.
In addition, the
provides that there shall be prepaid annually
from net
profits, after taxes, when available, all of the net profits up to the sum
of
$10,000, and that said funds be applied
toward prepayment of
of
improvement
many
lonsrer
parsing tracks, new
traffic, control and signals,
possible
1929;—V.
and
for
way
sinking fund
and
mortgage
bonds
of
proposes
company.
holds
fee
in
the
also
$50,000
President
principal
with
business
traffic
and
operating
secured
machin¬
company
owned
by
estate.
mortgage
sum
represents
requirement
of
made
company has filed a
Exchange Commission.
Company
bonds, but the above
mortgaged property do not include any
There
the
total
Pott,
This
the
extension
under
<
been
of
of
'
improvement
has
been
central
The
and
determined
agree,
secure
the
this
Security:
be
to
Company shows earnings
Charges including provisions
all
taxes.
the
volume
on
freight
With SEC—
'
■
fee
land
the
to
Earnings:
after
of
etc."
of
Southern Union Gas
company,
further
are
!
cannot
mortgaged
the value
the
T.
total
a
t-
■»
seeks, among other things, to enjoin the Commission from proceeding
J.ts
rinS in the matter of Transamerica Corp. pending deternunation of certain issues raised by the complaint, particularly with
reference to the right of the Commission^to admit,-Into the record
certain evidence pertaining to the bank and its relations with -Trans--1
america Corp.
]
Subsidiary Completes fwo Wells—
'
equip-
new
involves
locomotives,
'
form—$500
coupon
improvements and
between
are
parties
also
terms
bondholders
has
adds, that the company received 26%
semi-annually
interest payable,
obligation
land,
property
lying
periods
year
the
is
account
on
Additional
under
five
if
estate
as
amount
extension
of
program
continuing—construction
out,
than
the Mississippi River under a lease from the
City of St. Louis to
the company for a period of 25 years from
Aug. 15, 1941, at an annual
rental of $1,305 a year for the first five years.
The annual rentals
leasehold
ballast,
record
$5,000
and
Missouri, and
on
\
addition
feet
square
the
direct
in
deed of trust
$237,247.
Leasehold:
payable
Principal
trustee.
incorporated
first mortgage
104,398
principal
1,
and
Louis,
These
corporation
a
is
Much
new
.
great
a
facilities
line
and
points
int.
all bonds may be prepaid and redeemed on any semi¬
on 30
days written notice to the trustee at par and
:..
I ^r-', v
':y\
or
date
Security;
Dec.
1
St.
Co.,
1941;
1,
through
Any
annual
ery
June
for
i?
•
•: piaant in
.
of
as
1941
1,
denom.
by
incl.
and
terminal
round-houses,
4%
semi-annually
a
to
1941
"Our
1940-42
years
announced the
Bank of America N. T. & S. A. ofaan amended and supplemental comthe U. S. District Court lor the- District of- Columbia,- which
"
Additions may be expected as circumstances indiwar-time priorities permit.
time
same
and
Bonds
of
and
1,
Dec.
three
$50,000,000
8
•
actfonrwas
This
...
the governing
as
the
and
per annum,
payable semi-annually, from June 1,.
maturing Dec. 1, 1944 and thereafter, bear int. at the
41/2%'per annum, payable semi-annually from June 1, 1941.
1941.
rate
maturing
rate
the
the
than
more
passenger cars.
cate and
•
of
at
for
program
of
Examiner.
Tnal
•
of the abo^e company have been canceled.—
154, p. 1498.
$2.66
and .excess
,
part:
,
Royal
I"'''"!;
.
Hearing Postponed—
and Exchange Commission Jan.
postponement of its hearing in the matter of Transamerica Corp., due to
be convened in San Francisco on Jan. .12, 1942.
Tne- hearing lias been
:^ adjourned indefinitely, subject to call on 10 days' -notice from the
CO.—-Equipment Purchase Program
President,
Mercier,
,
The Securities
$615,02^;.-
'/
„
„
;
,
^are 0 and provision for
oommon stocky,. $2.51
charges
Federal income,
all
•:
.
pront
formerly product sales manager of the wire and special-,
ties division.
J. L. Unsworth was appointed
manager of the Phila¬
delphia branch, while W. C. Shattuck, formerly of the New York
branch, was named to succeed Mr. Hartmann.—V. 143, p. 122.
The
Tiansamerica Corp.—SEC
(
St. Lawrence Paper Mills Co., Ltd.—Pref. Stock Can-*'
celed—
1
*
W'■:•'
-
4
Advance-BaS-&'Paper Co., Inc.—-Earnings—
ftxt1t Months Epaea Nov. jo
._J;941 3
1940
Net
Low,,
Low.
8 by Mr.
bank.
the
to
•'-i V\'>"
"per^-Tennessee Coal, Iron & RR. Co.—Tenders
cents
Southern
C.
''
company's agreement with the bank provides that the $1,636,000
indebtedness, which "it • owes to its parent, will be
open-account
of
>
E.
•
rate-of
year and
..
appointment
V
mature
Co.-^Pays Extra Dividend-
Roebling Sons' Co.—New Officers—
"
The
and
ly.42,
will
the date
of
the'first
borrowing 'and
will bear 1'/a % during the first year, ,2V during the
2%%"during the third year;- The funds will be used
for construction purposes- and to rbdeem, at not- more^ than 103'A;
$109,000 of- - b '/o
first consolidated4: mortgage- gold' bonds,
series 'A,'-
■
(John A.)
•
1,
notes
from
years
second
con^'
Bus
be made from
evidenced
interest
creating
issued
of
are .to
be
three
company
which
common
» .•
.
held on Septl 19,
incorporation Of the
of
*
& Light
Co. and its subsidiary, Superior Water,
Co.," have fileC with the SEC a declaration or.,appli-
Power
rowings
.
meeting
articles
PriwiV'Cn —1 Tn ; Rnrrnw C
rower CO.—r- 10 : DOrrowfl
M"-!'.
cadon
(70-471) -Regarding a proposal by the "'subsidiary to borrow up
to $1,600,000 from the Guaranty Trust-- Co.?of New York; >v. Tne bor-»
notr'in-^
capital
same
The
iirlif Jt,
Liiglit &
T
Power
American
net^ >
;■
Southeastern
the
acquisition
.-,W
...-/v.:'.-;
,
amendments
increasing
share on
the com¬
on
275.
p.
than- Dec.
record Dec.-rlT,-A-quarterly
The Central Hanover Bank
Trust-Co-4. trustee,' -70 Broad way ;-N. Yj
; ; distribution of 25 cents per share was made on Jan?-2, which was the'' ^ City, will receive*-sealed proposals up to noon on Jan. 23i' 1»42, for ;"
same rate as
paid on June 16 and Sept. 20, 1941yand compares witlu'
the; sale to it. for account- of the sinking fund of general mortgage37V2 cents paid on March 15, 1941, and on Dec. 19, 1940;?:
Previously. - igQld bonds, ; due>1951(,;to an-»-,aggregate "amount.'Which, together with
regular quarterly dividends of 25 cents were distributed;-^.'4--.152?^;
tae, i'hteres&t will exhaust the sum of $119,360.—V. 154, p. 14i8.
i p. 4138;
'
r
'• '■
''
:' .v:~:
share
per
A similar
ing
have
second preferred stock, part
with the acquisition of the
the
shall
later
—V.
stock, both payable Jan. 15 to holders of record Jan. 9.
^
extra was paid in January of each year since and includ-1
mon
o.
prior
Southern Acid & Sulphur
dividend of
extra
an
in
$2.25
which
not
special meeting, the stockholders of Southeastern also
approved the acquisition pf the common stock of Union Bus Co.^
V. 154, p, 250, 438,
1007. - '
\•; s'
and
against
as
Co.
Co.
stockholders
6%-
At
Bus
transaction
31, 1940, less dividends declared and paid
share per quarter-annual period on the
Bus
approved
nection
,.p\
„
Rochester American Insurance Co.
The
■
of
share
per
the
amount
Nov. 15,
10 cents was paid,.;
15
The
that
the
per
Union
company
1942, to
Dec.
$5.10
o'f
i
1941,
per
16,
like
of
Aug.
dividend
year- end
cents
50
stocks, payable Feb.
15,
Feb.
a
of
Interim
1942.
on
dividend
interim
an
common
2j,
issues
for
total
a
1940.—V.
and
Jan.
these
on
1941, and
declared
common
record
paid
were
have
Of .Union
after
of
securities,
the
'.
The
of
but
Reynolds Tobacco Co.—50-Cent Common Div.
(R. J.)
incorporation
of
of
excess
ends ?on •* Jan. 31 to' 80/cents! per. share as
.against,; $1,.in .the*
prece(jing fiscal year. '.A year-end dividend of 40 cents per share had ;
paid, oh the common stock on Jan. 25, 1941.-V. 152 p. 276.
V /
»^
authorized
consummation
earned
,
which
capital,..stock cf
and*5,000:
s-: ,
Southeastern 4p.art;:ot-.tJie,
W-c„n^rihr Wnt#>r
by amendments to the&uPenor Water
Southeastern),
The
agreement
con-■
'"$1,600,000—-
preferred
the
1941,
Schultz,, for-'the
outstanding
31,
Chicago
the
155,
and
-
legal guar- '
share"on
the common stock,
payable Jan. .30 to-»iiolders of record^;.
Schultz),- ...-.jati. 15, bringing dividend
payments for the- company's
fiscal year
as
Bronson
Bronson-
templates
Stock Exchange on Jan. 7
application of the company to list 200,000 additional
shares of common
stock, $10 par value, which will.be admitted to
trading upon official notice of issuance and registration becoming
effective on this Exchange under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934,
The
approved
of
Genevieve
6% second preferred stock
6%. second
articles
Co.—Listing—..
and
conslfst"i? Ot 5'mo shares of common stock (par $100^ .>-.„een
of the common stock of Southeastern-,
*
'Rath Packing
(mthvidually, and
Genevieve
shares
the
of
of
W.
Henry
Schultz
of
all
u
for
v.
j"CSun Ray Drug Co:^20-CentAYe^-ErKl(Dividend— ^
en^er^diJnt?, ®,n" "agreement with,;>5, The directors have 'declared, a yeaf-imd %viddn^/af 20.; cents per.,
.
'»»
Mae
»
Schultz,
Frederick
Frederick ,,Henry
„
powerful in the world.—V. 155, pp. 91 and 55; V.
full
and
amounted to $15,438.)>: '
^
on
Jan.
9
by* RCA Communications, Inc.,
with the
circuit between San Francisco and the City of Cebu on
the
same
name.
Cebu
lies
about half
way
btween
re-established
the
on
March 31,
1941, t and that ^Southeastern.
..holders of record, thesamedate.rf A- distribution of $1.50 per sharewasif
net. earnings of Dixie Coaches, Inc., which have
made on Oct. 1, last; ond of $5.50 per share on July 1, last; one ;of
be
earned from
and
after. March 31,
1941.
$2150 per ghire-'tm 'April-1/ last, Tend- $1:50 on'Jan? *2,4 1941;
See alsq
(The net earnings of Dixie Coaches,
Inc.■* after making -allowances--v-V; 154, p; 548.-"-" nvmtt,v,:....
for income taxes for the five months'
period -ending Attgi 3ir 1941/
:''■>>
VV'*' ':y" "&"*•' *
.''-^7. a- ■'
i'-
cable installations
and
the
earned
L'
Tuesday, January 13,1942
the; sellers
receive
been
between
j
.
communications
between
the>
since the U. S. Army de¬
at Manila on Dec. 31, was
radiotelegraph
the-Philippines,
till-radio
*
delivered -td
shall
RCA
United States and Philippines—V
:
'■
194
^
on
to
Cnrl*-
-
$1,348,051
.
$535,1:15
1 $6,146,081
§5,733,683
t
Number 4032
155
Volume
revs.
natural
—
75,000
395,762
172,912
152,599
699,039
130,000
130,000
656,000
*$56,840
*$77,556
1,876,042
1,390,267
profits taxes)
Property retirement re¬
serve
appropriations-
V.
154,
Dougherty
M.
gas
65.7,115
;
Steel
American
651,200
to
Mr.
debentures-
on
Int.
notes
on
loans-
&
interest
________
deductions
Other
income
Net
$8,321,041
Structure—
2,006,100
The
1,764,425
54-44)
36,830
SEC
.i
Jan.
1418.
p.
$4,505,266
subsidiary,
owned
Dividend
Canada, Ltd.—Resumes
1937, which was followed by a • payment of
Dec. 20,
1937, none since.—V. 152, p. 846.
-the -
15,
five cents per share on
of an
filing
21,705,062
16,755,563
15,338,325
13,322,183
6,966,277
4,249,041
3,306,790
610,818
2,245,173
1,545,657
*1,216,353
Jan.
from
.^and
Robert
W.
and
Rea
sell
Service
its
Co.
and
to
of
surrender
--.r
W.
Woodcock,
shares
Co., Inc.
common
for
G.
cancellation
of
stock
common
($1
'VV-:
V*
of Louisiana Ice
par)
/'
R.
F.
Secretary, .in
Troop,
year 1941, states:
Gold production
150,
by ■the
2902.
p.
Ltd.—Review of Year
with
$2,621,000
,<
a
;
^
-
last
a
for fhe season just closed is $2,325,000 compared
1940.
In addition to adverse weather conditions
in
and which
August,
; ::
occurred
resulted in a 10-day shutdown.
1941, of which 4,971,000 cubic
8,205,000 cubic yards were dug during
<i;
-
'
letter to shareholders reviewing the
•<.,
>
operations were handicapped by the strike of employees which
stock of
yards, yielding $.1,985,000,
were
pany's proved gravel reserves.
dug from ground included in the com¬
3,234,000 cubic yards, yielding $340,000,
2 and 3 from ground in the Klondike Valley
which is not included in proved reserves.
dug by Dredges Nos.
were
& Electric
operating
Company's
office
and London
-
states that, as a result of these transactions, it will
divest'itself'of""all ■ it§ assets except cash .and that it will then be in
a
position to file "an application with the Commission for an order
declaring it not .to^be. a /holding company.
v
v.
According to the application, Mr. Rea and Mr. Woodcock are affili¬
ates of Utilities Stock. & Bond Corp. by virtue of their ownership of
The
Commission.—V.
Yukon Consolidated Gold Corp.,
1,000 shares of common-stock (no par), presently held by Utili¬
ties Stock & Bond Corp., while the parent will sell 350 shares of its
9,654
S.
P.
1941—Dividend Deferred—
the
consolidated mortgage gold bonds, series
of 1924, 5h^r/c, due 1959 are being notified that $1,256,600 principal
amount of these bonds has been drawn by lot for redemption on Feb.
10, 1942, at 103 and interest.
The bonds will be redeemed at The
New York
Trust Co., 100 Broadway, N. Y. City, on and after the
redemption date.
>,./ ■ >
V;'; ».•*>< --r*.
Holders of
these bonds desiring <to surrender- them prior to Feb,
10, 1942, may do so, and they will receive the full redemption price
(including interest accrued to Feb. 10, 1942.)—V. 155, p. 161,
stock to
funds
Wisconsin
Gas Co., a wholly-
Floyd
shares
1,487
has been authorized to issue $10,000,000 common
for additions
and improvements to its plant
Company
plan,
proposes -to
Public
Coast
East
railway
railway
oper.
obtain
^
Utilities Stock &
stocks- of two subsidiaries,
proposed
also
l—
Wisconsin Telephone Co.—Telephone Stock Issue—
;
(File No.
application
$1,500,000 unsecured promissory note of Empire Southern Gas Co.:
.
In order to
carry out, the distribution, Empire Southern Gas Co.
will issue 69,780 shares of common stock
($1 par) in exchange for
and
lien
first
of
the
7■•'
the
company
Co.~Bonds Called-—
United Light & Power
Holders
289,024
income™4,242,210
''Deficit.—V. 154, p. 1386.
v ■'
'
Bond Corp. will dis¬
tribute the common
Empire Southern Gas
Co.
and Louisiana Ice & Electric Co., Inc., pro
rata to its stock¬
holders as follows: One share of common stock of Empire and 8/60
of a share of common stock of Louisiana ior each share^held.
The
:
United Distillers of
323,919
income.™
oper.
Net ry.
of the Holding Company Act for approval
under Section 11- (e)
Under
The directors have declared a dividend of 10 cents per share on
common stock, payable Jan. 21 to holders of record Jan. 15.
^
An initial distribution of 10 cents per share was made on April
470,047
railway.-
■
announced
3
Utilities Stock & Bond Corp., Empire Southern
by
......
r
,426,309
ry.
From
Simplify Corporate
a
affiliates.
•Loss.—V.: 154,
465,966
Gross
plan to simplify the corporate structure of the Utilities Stock &
Bond Corp. holding company system.
The application was filed jointly
of
,8,420
$4,094,430
$362,190
Utilities
♦
$1,418,538
514,224
Net
155, p. 161.
Stock & Bond Corp.- -To
1938
$1,549,163
666,618
from
Net from
6,932,740
1939
$1,762,215
Net
$1,388,301
,
$838,890
—
$883,913
7,118,564
>
1940
1941
$2,332,437
815,231
railway—.—,
from
Gross
Vice-President in charge of finance of
Co., a subsidiary.
Ogden Ashley has been
Carr and C. S. Morris has been appointed
Wire
&
assistant
named
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$85,742,305 $76,601,176
57.
p.
November—
elected
has been
J,- Carr
F.
$8,002,477
$1,312,711
501,525 •2,006,100
1,703,771
438,696
188,844
8,200
9,332
2,100
$1,819,202
501,525
423,529
«
52,755
2,503
income
Gross
Interest
Other
—
(net)
income
Other
of the company.—
•
$8,447,221
Western Pacific RR.—Earnings—
supervisor of accounting,—V.
natural
Assistant Secretary
an
1385.
p.
155,
,
1941—Month—1940
Dec. 31—
End.
$9,816;675
—V.
United States Steel Corp.—Subs. Co. Officers—
operat. revenues—
Net
Period
Sales
249,147
(excl. excess
Other taxes
William
and
$9,994,712
7,048,949
1,624,026
60,000
for Fed. inc. taxes
Vice-
Herbert E. Smith and Elmer Roberts.
The directors also named Frank-J. McGrath an Assistant Treasurer,
Presidents
1941—12 Mos.—1940
$9,687,699
7,052,985
Walgreen Co.—December Sales—
Other members of the War Prod¬
addition to Mr. Needham and Mr. Humphreys, are
ucts group, in
$1,804,683
1,524,640
$1,930,098
<
Operating expenses
Prov.
.-V
f
1941—3 Mos.—1940
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operat,
Company Only
Production Management.
of
Office
Earnings of
195
CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
\
for
profit
expenses
(after payment of Vancouver
depreciation and amortization)
1941
but before
estimated at $960,000.
is
company
During the year the following expenditures
of a non-operating nature
made:
were
construction
New
,
4)—
(including completion of Dredge No.
■.Stripping and thawing in advance of operations——
Purchase of
supplies against future requirements
16,850 shares and'4,444 shares, respectively, of the company's common
Mr.-Rea also owns -3,418 shares and Mr. Woodcock owns 3,454
Debenture
sinking fund—-—
$458,000
219,000
" 158,000
——214,500
,
stock.
United States Rubber
Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Needham,
Mr.
ington
head
as
Lucius
Vice-President
D.
?:'> After
—
total
$51,500
of
of
1st
mtge.
Rogers, Ark.
A
Payment Levy i Voted—
Debt
"Gazette" of
Jan. 4 carried the following report
from Rogers:
Faced with a suit
unless it took action, the City
Council voted a one and a half
mill additional property tax last
Rock
Little
The
eliminate further / de¬
city hall and park
bonded indebtedness. This gives
the city revenue from a five-mill
tax to
make payments to, the
Walker brothers, Jeff and Calvin,
of Springdale, who own all re¬
maining bonds of the issue made
to build the city hall, equip the
Fire Department and build the
night
to
faults
on
the
athletic park.
Walker brothers
.
Chancery
in
had filed suit
Court
city, seeking to force
against-the
the Council
additional one and
claiming the pres¬
ent revenue
was insufficient to
meet bond and interest payments
as
they fell due.
The city now
is $2,000 behind in payments to
vote
to
at
So.
1
.
District
Irrigation
Calif.
bonds.
for
calls
indebtedness,
Prin.
issuance 'of
the
Bond CSale
semi-ann.
$40,000
Alachua
Gaines-
(P. O.
ville), Fla.
County
.
of
county hospital bonds,
rejected by the voters last Sep¬
tember, will again come up for
consideration at an election set
for
Feb.
-
1945. $10,000 in 1946
and 1947, $12,000, 1948 and 1949,
$1-4 000 in 1950, $16,000. 1951 and
1943
to
1952, and $17,000
in 1953 to 1962.
Chicago Title & Trust Co., acting
as- trustee.
From the records, it
3, it is reported.
hat
Ren-
A.
bonds
West
3%s, at
as
Palm
Beach
•
Sold—Carlber
Bonds
learn
if
Palm
.
Cook
are
^urchpsed at par on Dec. 29,
^00
3V2%
bonds.
^
Sr»nris
are
Due
$395,000.
part of
.j-'v
total issue cf
a
i- i.-',
,
-
••
r
by
the
1" *
ILLINOIS
that the
city has been un¬
to
3% water works revenue refund¬
ing bonds to Francoeur, Moran &
said to have
$74.^
semi-ann.
refunding
in 15 years.
These
Beach,
par
have
complete the sale, an¬
nounced last August, of $58,000
able
District
&
at
semi-
,%Bond Sale Not Completed—We
(P. O. West Palm Beach), Fla.'
"
District Clerk
Carthage, III.
par.
School
purchased
,1
Leedy-Wheeler & Co. of Orlando,
jointly,
O. Council),
Idaho
pur¬
were
School
.
153, p. 1305—
because of unusual circumstannep
incident- to the issuance of the
original
indebtedness.
The new
bonds were to replace an equal
amount of 4s, thus permitting a
Co. of Chicago—v.
saving of1 about $5,000 in interest
Co., but the
& Trust
Title
$55,570
.
State of Idaho.
City Manager, informs us
$643,000 hospital construc*-
-revenue
(P.
2
Bonds Sold—The
been
Sold—Claude
Bonds
•
cago
reports that $48,500 2y2%
ann. 'construction
bonds
Miami, Fla.
■?haw,
No.
''7-
Atwill & Co. of Miami Beach, and
in
the waterworks with the earlier, the Dec. 31,
a
The
County Rural High
District
$100,000
,
of $139.00, equal to
basis of . about 2.20%:
—
IDAHO
<
..
Adams
chased at private sale recently by
a
gage on
which
were
canceled in
av¬
eraged about the same as a year
1940, report
having
Treasurer
the
of
shown
81.55% of the 1939 taxes collected.
of $178,467,083 on
represented the largest
collection ' for
any
year
since
1936.
The
collections for
1940
Collections
1940 taxes
taxes as of Dec.
31, 1941, were as
follows:
Extensions
Real
Collections
Uncoil.
...
$152,818,769
10,378,052
57,834,476
$135,944,033
i 10,353,005
32,170,045
10.34-%
0.22
44.21
....
$221;Q31,888
$178,467,083
.18.73%
est
Railroads
..
Personal
/Totals
year-earlier report of the
County Treasurer showed total
collections on 1939 taxes of $169,The
.
or
18.45%
total included
355,976,
This
taxes,
estate
real
in
uncollected.
$129,821,641
10.03% un¬
and collected; $9,012,943 in railroad
likely taxes,, or 5.19% uncollected and
that they have been accidentally $30,521,392 in personal propertytaxes, or 43.69% uncollected.
destroyed sometime in the years
1925--were
Bond Election—rThe issuance
Martinez, Calif.
.
Bond Sale—The $284,000 semiann.
water works of 1942 bonds
Jan..l: as follows: -$8,000
were
coupon
incl-.
I
premium
at
mort¬
Collections
reported.
cently
secured by
tificates
seems
that $50,570 of these cer¬
$30,000 2%
tificates were paid and canceled
National De¬
almost
immediately after being
'school bonds, issue of 1942, of¬ fense bonds offered for sale on
issued. In 1933, when the city was
9—v.
154, ;- p. -1733—were
fered by the town on Jan. 8 was Jan;
in arrears on interest payments,
awarded to Putnam & Co. of Hart¬ awarded to a syndicate composed
a
deal
was
made whereby the
ford, as 0.75s, at a price of 100.005. of the Trust Co. of Georgia, the holders of the then outstanding
a
basis of about 0.747%. : Dated Robinson-Humphrey Co., Clement
77
certificates
exchanged these
Jan. 2, 1942.
Denom. $1,000. Due A. Evans '& Co:, all of. Atlanta; for 77 Refunding Water Revenue
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., and
$10,000 on Jan. 2 from 1943 to
bonds drawing 4%. Fifty-eight of
1946 incl.
Payable at the Milford Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc., these are .still outstanding and
Trust Co. and certified by said both of Savannah, for av premium
are the
58 which were to be re¬
bank.
Legality to be approved by of $813, equal to 102.71, a basis of financed at this time. These 77
about 1.84%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1941.
Day, Berry & Howard of Hartford.
certificates and all paid coupons
Due on Sept. 1 in 1951 to 1970
have been turned in to the Chi¬
FLORIDA
•ion
100.489,
payable at
Atlanta,
the City Treasurer's office.
(J-J)
int.
and
Savannah, Ga.
Milford, Conn.
•
Due bn
1623.
150, p.
charges over the life of the obli¬ are being investigated by city of¬
gations. The Carthage "Republi¬ ficials, and every effort will be
can"
of Dec. 24
explained the made to straighten out this diffi¬
difficulty in completing the sale culty for the benefit of both pres¬
\
in the following manner: To un¬ ent and future City Councils.
the First National Bank,
or
Bond Sale—The issue of
CALIFORNIA -
a
next Spring.
and the company's need for working capital
NEGOTIATIONS
GEORGIA
,
CONNECTICUT
•
offered for sale on Jan. 7—v. 154,
p.
1577—were purchased by the
Bank of America, N. T. -& S. A.,
of San Francisco, as 2%s, paying
1941.—V.
for
fund.
?
.he said bonds.
interest rate, saying they
paid a premium for the
Moreover, general conditions may become
correspond¬
have, accordingly, decided to conserve the
-company's cash on hand to meet Spring requirements in 1942.
The operating outlook for the coming season is distinctly better than
adverse
ingly greater and directors
A N DC ITY DEPARTMENT
district's
the
in
which
brothers refused to re¬
Walker
duce the
'
season.
.After the payment of
Dividend No, 2 last
delayed production made it necessary,
approximately $250,000 from the comnany's bankers, which,
has since been repaid..
It is not thought desirable to repeat
adverse conditions .and
•:I,'4
Reidsville, Ga.
Bonds—At¬
Bonds Sold—Brooke, Tindall &
Townsend states that Co. of Atlanta, are said to have
:he district is about to issue $114,- purchased
$6,375 5% refunding derstand this difficulty it is nec¬
Cook County (P. O. Chicago), III.
500'refunding bonds, which will bonds, at a price of 102.00, a basis
essary to go back to 1925 when
Tax Collections Largest
Since
be
taken by the Reconstruction of about 4.67%. Denom. $500, one
the
waterworks
was
built.
In 1936—Taxes of 1940 were 81.27%
Finance Corporation. The United for $375. Dated July 1,1941. Due
July, 1925, the City of Carthage collected as of Dec. 31, 1941, John
States
District
Court . has
ap-< on July - 1, as follows:
$375 in issued $127,570 of Water Certi¬
County
Treasurer, re¬
proved the plan of readjustment 1942, and $500 in 1943 to 1954. ficates at a 6% rate. These cer¬ Toman,
an
;
by
another
operation
more
as
operation of the sinking
served
of
amount
difce by extension on Feb.: 1, 1945, have been called for redemp¬
of Feb. 1, 1942 at 100% and int.
Payment will be made
the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Go., trustee. 231
LaSalle -St., Chicago, 111.
The bonds are being retired through
tion
$1,049,500
borrow
this
1,
1927,
torney H. I.
one-half mills,,
the bondholders.
bonds dated Aug.
gold
'
Mayor
be
February,
Association—Bonds Galled—
(Closed)
to' Purchase
RFC
•
Cashion
states that
$2,000 4% semi-ann.
street improvement bonds sched¬
uled for a vote on Jan. 28, have
been sold subject to the election.
Due on Dec. 31 in 1943 and 1944.
Sold
will
Co.—Final Stegps In JMerger—
West Suburban Hospital
A
—
comnany's cash position, 'directors
best interests of the-shareholders
deferring the payment of Dividend No. 3 until the-
consideration to the
giving
have reached the conclusion that the
to
(P. O. Oroville),
Eudora, Ark.
.
Bonds
Thermalito
/
Lockheed.Aircraft,Corp..in V. 155, p. 158.—V. 154, p. 1385.
BOND PROPOSALS AND
•
Total
close
STATE
ARKANSAS
153,
1' s/'V;'--i/v/--.: "i
Vega Airplane
See
S. Knudsen, Director General,
special assistant to William
as
stock of Louisiana Ice & Electric Co., Inc.—V.
■i'.'j- V' '•
■'■;,.; »
-1:
.4' ,//, ./■■'
of the War Products Committee, succeeds
Tompkins who has been called to Wash¬
Committee.
Products
War
common,
1006.
p.
Jr., President • and Chairman, .following the regular
monthly meeting of the Board of Directors on Jan.-8'« announced the
following organization changes and appointments designed to speed up
the company's contribution to the war .effort,.
*• „ - 'v.,
'
/
Three
vice-presidents were among those receiving important new
assignments.
Herbert E. Smith was made Vice-Chairman of the
Executive Committee.
Harry E. Humphreys, Jr., was named Chairman
of the Finance Committee, and also a member of the War Products
Committee.
Thomas J. Needham was appointed Chairman of
the
Davis,
B.
F,
of
shares
since 1925.
Title
as
&
in
turned
never
cannot be found.
It is quite
However, the Chicago
Trust
trustee
Co.
release
the
mortgage until it has in its pos¬
session .all of the bonds and cou¬
pons
ally,
Mount
in its capacity
cannot
paid and canceled. Natur¬
the new bonds cannot be
a former mortgage Still
blocked
until
the
deal seems
approved by the City Council on
Dec. 15, has been sold.
Normal, III.
Bonds Sold—The $100,000
to
purchase
demnity bond but this
in
the
and
ings
thus cancel most
which would
the refinancing.
of the sav¬
be gained by
and
a.
as
court order
entered
obtained
clearing the title.1 All possibilities
2%s,
at
mentioned
par.
Due Nov: 1 as
water
in—v;
Interest
-
1942 to 1949 incl.; $3,000
to
from 1950
$5,000 from 1963
1971 incl.
St. Clair County
No. 189
.
M-N.
follows: $2,000 from
to 1962 incl. and
There is a possi¬
bility that a suit could be
into
bonds
can 155, p. 93—w«re sold to C. E.
It would Bohlander & Co. of Bloomington,
an in¬
would cost
neighborhood of $3,000
possible
revenue
mortgage
be released in some way.
be
of $20,000
municipal airport revenue bonds,
sold with
existing., So the whole
Vernon, III.
Bonds Sold—An issue
Bids
with
School District
(P. O. East St. Louis), 111.
—In connection
the
offering
on
Jan.. 8. of
196
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
$200,000
not
to
exceed
2%%
building bonds—v. 154, p. 1734—
S.
KANSAS
\
Moore, Secretary of the
Board of Education, reports that
bids were returned opened and
the sale postponed indefinitely.
,
Sold—A $25,000 issue of
Bonds
bonds
airport
of
Bank
the
Skokie, III.
National
First
the
to
sold recently
was
Bank,
and
both of
Commerce,
jointly, as Is at par.
Denom. $1,000. Dated Nov. 1, 1941.
Due $5,000 in 1943 to 1947 incl.
Chanute,
Bond Sale Contract—M. B. Vick
& Co. of
Chicago have contracted
purchase an issue of $150,000
refunding bonds, according to report
to
Need ham, Mass.
-
Note
Chanute, Kan.
Sale
Deposit
&
Trust
awarded
was
The
—
Co.4 of
Jan. 9
on
•'
Boston
Safe
Pay
Salaries
isSue of
A
'
$245,656
To
School
MINNESOTA
In
Back
St. Martin, Minn.
Teachers—
decision
awarding $245,656.76
to school teachers was
Second
National
Norfolk
County
R.
Bank
of
Trust
National
Co.,
Bank
Boston......
Needham..
of
Woburn
0.347%
taxpayers,
by
Joseph
will
Jan.
Clerk of
p.m.,
Rausch,
on
the Board of Supervisors, for the
purchase of $25,000 coupon road
and
^bridge
Denom.
contending
0.37
0.42
.
bonds.
construction
$1,000.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1, as follows:
$1,000-in 1943 to 1947, and $2,000
the schools.
0.37
Day & Co...
Needham
National
Bank
15,
1
that the city failed to provide suf¬
ficient funds for the support of
0.36
Boston...
L.
" 1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received until
$200,000 notes at 0.34% discount, back pay
plus a premium of $7.
Due Nov. made iri Middlesex Superior Court
16, 1942. Other bids:
on
Dec. - 20, by Judge John E.
Bidder—
Swift on a petition brought
;
Discount
by
Merchants
MASSACHUSETTS
Woburn, Mass.
Must
Boston
an
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
in
,
1942.
Due
1948
Feb.
on
to
1957.
Bidder
to
name
"
""V
;r
.
Bonded Debt Lowest Since 1919
bonded
debt
school
the
of
Reviewed
Finances
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
—The
Plymouth County (P. O.^
Plymouth), Mass.
Boston, Mass.
INDIANA
—
End-of-
the-year figures are good but not
complete indices of Boston's fi¬
nancial position, says the Boston
"Municipal
Letter,": a bulletin
published monthly by the Com¬
mittee on Municipal Finance of
Note
Offering—Avis
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
E.
will
11
T* The sum, according to an Asso¬
ciated Press dispatch from Cam¬
bridge, represents a total sliced off
Ewell,
Jan.
on
ment to be
-
Place of pay¬
designated by the
cessful bidder in his bid.
the teachers' income for
foqr years
by Mayor William E. Kane's bud¬
receive
a.m.
the rate of interest;
are
requested to
provided
by
suc¬
Bidders
the bid form
use
townT No bids
the
for
less than par - will be con¬
In making his de¬
the purchase at discount get activities.
cision, Judge Swift set forth that sidered; and all bids must be un¬
$300,000
anticipation
notes.
the figures owed the school em¬ conditional, except as to legality,
Dated Jan. 13, 1942. Denom.
$25,ployes were deficiencies nesessary which may be made conditional
the
Boston
Chamber
of
Com¬ 000. Due Nov. 20, 1942. Payable
upon the legal opinion of Flet¬
at the Second National Bank of for the support of the schools.
merce.
We expect that those for
debtedness
of
cher, Dorsey, Barker, Colman &
$7,561,000 which
Boston.
The notes were author¬
He ordered the
mayor, the city
1941, when they are finally de¬
Barber
of
Minneapolis,
whose
represents a steady decline, with
ized by vote of the
termined in January, will show a
County Com¬ council and the city treasurer io
the exception of one year, from
opinion as to legality must be ac¬
continuation of the improvement missioners on Jan. 13 and have provide for borrowing the money
the peak of $12,124,000 in 1924.
cepted by the successful bidder.
of previous years, the letter con¬ the legal opinion of Ropes, Gray, to meet the discrepancies plus an
These
In 1936 a building program in¬
attorneys have approved
tinues.
Based upon figures now Best, Coolidge & Rugg of Boston, additional $25,000 of the total as
all proceedings
up
to the "sale.
terrupted the downward trend,
and the certificate of the above- provided
by the statutes under
available, the letter states that
The
blank
bonds
will
be
fur¬
but the decline was resumed in
the following forecast is possible: mentioned bank.
w^ich the taxpayers brought ac¬ nished and
city
is
now
since
lowest
the
at
point
1919,
according to the an¬
nual report,
recently issued, of
A.
B. Good,
Business Director.
The report shows a current in¬
dleton,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. on Jan. 29,
for purchase of $75,000 not to ex¬
ceed
4y2%
int.
bonds of 1942.
Denom.
Jan.
municipal airport
Dated Feb. 1. 1942.
$1,000.
1,# and
Due
$3,000
$2,000 July
1944 to 1958 incl.
..single
rate
Bidder to
interest
of
on
1 from
name
for
all
erty and poll tax collections will
be about 83.3% of the 1941 levy
31.
Dec.
on
The
comparable
figure for 1949 was 79.5%.
departmental revenues will show
a
strong
gain over
1940 and
obligations of the city,
payable out of unlimited ad valo¬
lected
all
on
therein.
be
to
col¬
and
taxable
property
Successful bidder to
delivery
cept
levied
jn computing the tax rate.
last
cheated
of
share
month,
the
and
income
of
bonds
within
nate,
15
days
—.
. be
loss will not .
corporation
after
the
award. A certified check for $2,€00, payable to order of the city,
must
accompany
each proposal.
Legal opinion of Matson, Ross,
in
Cash
city's
this
to
off¬
sur¬
cumulative
fund
general
first
meet
it
refers
in
in
A
account.
occurred
ceeding
term
deficit
1931.
the
deficit
In
suc¬
income failed to
years, as
expenditures, it grew until
$22.9 millions by the end
was
?ierlr.
¥
commenced to
J
$10.5 millions, due largely to
the use of funding loan proceeds
and
improvements
in
revenue
Sale—The .$14,000
series;
A
collections.
With
1941
surplus
will again
a
refunding bonds offered Jan. | expected, the deficit
10—v. 155, p. 42—were awarded
decrease, probably to a figure
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.
around $9.5 millions, This deficit
of Indianapolis, as IV2S, at par,
is financed
by tax anticipation
plus a premium of $152.90, equal notes.
to 101.09, a basis of about 1.39%.
Net Funded Debt—The figure
Date.d Jan. 1, 1942, and due Dec.
should be around $124.5 millions.
15, 1952. Other bids:
One year ago it was $127.8 mil¬
Bidder—
Int. Rate
Prem.
Kenneth S. Johnson,
Indian¬
lions.
The peak was $135.8 mil¬
apolis
City
ll/a%
—
Securities
Corp.,
dianapolis
Merchants
John
Harriman
IV2
IV2
1%
Bank, Muncie
Co., Chicago.
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
&
Chicago
1933.
Tunnel
Traffic
15.00
provement
161.00\ result in
000
in
Deficit
toll
—
receipts
Im¬
will
deficit of about $180,-
a
compared
Debt
Reduced
Mayor
Thomas
on
S. Burgin com¬
city's financial con¬
dition, as follows:
As
of
term
the
Dec.
31,
bonded
206,500
than
it
is
was
stood
at
I
...
,
the
at
interest
to
date
office.
of
with
least $450,000 is indicated. In 1940
ma¬
it
turity to be added thereon and in¬
cluded
The
in
the
award
lowest
be
interest
file
on
made
lower than it
bid.
rate
(P. O. Cambridge),
The
on
the
day
of
the
City.
at
the
A
v.
suc¬
to
expense
bidder
Bond
sale
and will be furnished
bids
of
our
ter
account in the
reserve
department for
not
been
received
Mass)
155,
42—were
p.
account
Fenn
&
awarded
composed
Co., Inc.,
R.
of
7—
to
Phelps,
W.
Press-
prich & Co., Reynolds & Co. and
the date fixed
be
New
above, the sale will
continued
from
day to day
thereafter.
Accepted—In
Dec.
construction
23
of
ter
will
users
be
series
A
1956
Sale—The
$6,000 coupon
equipment bonds
cost
State
on Jan. 6—v. 155,
purchased by the
Savings
Bank
of
to
of
offered
for
water
1942.
This
-
construction
now
puts
Detroit,
go" policy
department.
as
in
you
price
during
"pay
the
stand
we
of
of
chased
water
of
in
1942,
1949-1955
bonds
1961
1.98%.
the
!
par
2y2s
for
of
incl., and
maturing
incl.
Net
The
bonds
in 10 years.
' July 1.
Bonds
1942,
and
—
at
Other
now
75.
tenders
cluded
$126,000.
Back in 1935,
outstanding tax title loans
$572,000. Twice since then we
No
bonds
by
of
the
rowings
figure
on
Gasoline
vehicle licenses
tax
in
during
coming
the
policy of financing
Special
pur¬
of
Planned—The
re¬
received.
the
Democrat"
in¬
part
sinking
ers
outside offer of
as
(State of)
Legislative
St.
of Jan.
follows:
of the
Session
Louis
4
Sixty-first General As¬
on
page
tabular
a
having
our
year's
without
for
record
of
the
State
page 148.
the
has
recorded tax liens.
within
capacity
margin
(or
the debt limit)
if
security
to
to
from
interest
bankers
yield
it
is
County,
Allouez,
Wise.
time to outline
44
Angelina
from
program
are
mature
serially
on
much
106.52
Co.
1363
1942-1951
6,500
109.61
2.14
1942-1961
90,000
1943-1947
4,000
ToT.oi
Minn.__l3/4
¥.95
Anoka
1944-1960
.17,000
100.17
1.73
Arnold, Neb.
Ashwaubenon,
Cons.
S.
D.
2,
58,000
Wise.
15.000
Aspermont, Tex.
1365 Aspinwall, Pa.
find
funds
it
for
1734
1474
1580
43
Belle
this
the world con-r
they were in
1941, viz.—$1,096,000.
.
dl5,000
;
1944-1960
r88,000
20,000
103.89
__2.20 f
1943-19162
110,000
100.33
1942-1955
7*28,000
100
_1
i_____33/4-4 '
City, 111.
Plain.
Belleville, 111
______2
Bendix, N. J.
N.
Berlin.
Big
1363
Bloomfield.
Ohio____
H.
1474
44
1580
Troy,
No. 1, Mich.
Boston, Mass.
(4
Tex.___
Oak
Frac.
S.
Twp. S. D.. Pa
Brookhaven, N. Y. (2 issues)Brownsville.
Burchard,
1422
Burlington Co., N. J.
Pa.
2.0P
Tii
105.15
1.47
18.000
100.11
2.97
1943-1957
37,000
100.16
2.73
100.56
250,000
100.62
¥.90
Too""'"
3~50
100.06
2.17
T00~ 22
~1~55
.!
120,000
3Va
and
r7,000
i
D.
___l%-3
issues)__.
2-2'/2
Brighton
1363
1535
'
Royal
Twps.
2V4
_1.60
1942-1965
1
rd545,000
1942-1971
1944-1966
1942-1951
925,000
1.82
*
45.000
42.204
1943-1961
30.000
100
__3
1961
rd7,600
100
3.00
issues) __1
1942-1951
260.000
100.37
0.93
1943-1982.
117 349
100 R1
1.70
1943-1949
rl4,000
100.80
2.83
__2y4
Neb.
Pntler Clniintv.
100,000
~100.3 4
90,000
i
1
1477
ii77
"12,000
__2V4
Pa.
County, Tex.
Wells Ind. S. D.,
~2T7
1944-1951
_23/4
Bexar
1640
8. D.,
1.04
3.96
1942-1950
2.40
Rural
Bethlehem,
r
1942-1946
.1942-1961
2
___.
102.05
Too" 01
7,000
,
Minn.
Benton
1424
i
,_2J/a
Twp. S. D., Pa.n
1365
at
60.000
1943-1950
_2.;. i
Beecher
of
24,000
1946-1957
>
1533
Iowa
1942-1956
AV*
Barrett
definite financial
as
4
Ballinger, Tex.
Ballston, Spa, N. Y._______
1366
Basis
2J/4
1363
for the year 1942, due to
as
101.08
.70,000
_4
Tex.
1581
ma- ditions, I do not anticipate that
dated Jan. 1, our borrowings for all purposes
will be
Price
$85,000
Ohio
1675
impossible
the uncertainty of
Amount
AVi-IVa
__
County,
Anna,
of Dec.
we
provide
a
Ind.
'
1735
Southfield
re-
Maturity
1943-1959
Alfred I. duPont Sch. Dis., Del
Ayden, N. C.
permanent construction.
While
Rate
__l3/4
Adams
41
1476
which should give us a feeling
necessary
Name
41
Atlantic.
as
This figure does not include
financing.
Page No.
1578
31, 1941, amounted to $609,197.94,
financial
$957,754,499.
borrowing
for
period
January 10,
$131,064,000 Philadelphia, Pa., bond exchange operation or the
sale last July of an issue of
$135,000,000 State of Pennsylvania 1V2%
tax anticipation
notes, this operation having been treated as tem¬
1640
borrowing
Municipal bond
Sales for the month totaled
$60,287,387 and the output
entire year was
1424
city
the
which
upon
uncollected
on
and
the
any
raised
be
to
loans
legalized
in-
197)
A review of the
operations in that
and for the calendar year 1941
appeared in our issue of
on
collections,
tax
borrowings
The
in
Democratic lead-,
sembly have been conferring
continued
issues sold in December.
1640
taxes
"Globe
reported
Municipal Bond Sales ln December —-t
Following is
porary
through
through
and
Missis¬
this type of loan and I
that
money
the
MISSOURI
Missouri
$10,785.75 at 93.
year, we should be able to pay off
all outstanding tax title loans and
the
13
by
collected
a
ten¬
were
tenders
an
producer
levies
sippi are • (Collected by the Motor
—
at
of certificates
fund at 75 and
than
agent, Vehicle Commission.
$4,000,
were
,
$10,500
at
had
-
motor
more
$1,218.75
sinking fund,
funding
Massachusetts
1579
p.
purchased
and
special
on
refunding
that
were
74.83,
dered by
Our tax title loans to the Com¬
monwealth of
reports
certificates
us on a
0-50% to 2%, according to
McGregor, as 4s at par, according to the Township Clerk. Due
price of
a
1944, 21/4s of 1945-1948
for
of)
Up
the most important
was
revenue
connec¬
Matthew Carey,,
refunding
By using $75,000 of the reserve
account for construction purposes,
I do not anticipate any borrowings
1940,
refunding Commission,
wa¬
put into effect.
1475
2s
1.90s
offered for sale
r:rst
and
incl.,
Township (P. O.
McGregor), Iowa
42—were
maturing
1943
Mendon
fire
York, at
3y4s
;■
IOWA
p,
Collections
$1,906,907
in
tion with the call for tenders
wa¬
substantial rate reduction for
on
Harvey Fisk & Sons, Inc., all of
Bond
Tenders
work, and it is anticipated that bonds
and
interest
during the coming year another
certificates—v. 154,
term
Sale—The $266,000 series
housing bonds offered Jan.
an
of
In the event satisfactory
have
Semi-ann.
Tax
St. Clair Shores, Mich.
in 1935. During
was
the past year, we have authorized'
the use of a substantial amount
general receipts and certain long-
Cambridge Housing Authority
the
on
cessful
the
Bond Offering—The
city is ex¬
Collec¬
represents
a
decrease
of pected to receive bids on Jan.
29 tions of the Mississippi Tax Com¬
14V2%.
Our water debt is in¬
for the purchase of an issue of mission in 1941 amounted to $18,—
cluded in this reduction just re¬
348,168, an increase of $1,174,929
ferred to, and it is gratifying to $28,994,000 refunding bonds hav^
over
1940, according to a report
note that on Dec. 31, 1941, the ing an average maturity
of 15 by Alf. II. Stone, Chairman. The
water debt stood at only $175,000
years.—v. 155, p. 146.
sales tax, with collections of
$8,which
is
approximately
50%
892,757, or
program
$418,000.
was
face value thereof.
will
opinion of Matson, Ross, McCord
& Ice, of Indianapolis, approving
the legality of the warrants will
be
Mississippi (State
.
Clerk-Treasurer's
Accrued
MISSISSIPPI
Detroit, Mich.
This
$305,000 for
tut
1940.
These figures are before have the slate clear with„no an¬
Warrant Offering
Joseph J.,
deducting the State reimburse- ticipated borrowings on this type
Frey, City Clerk-Treasurer, will men^s which were
$100,000 in of loan. Our tax collections have
receive sealed bids until noon on
11941 and $50)00o jn 1940. Taking
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $60,000
a
net 1941 figure of $80,000, the steadily improved and with gen¬
not to exceed 5% interest tempor¬
eral
conditions
so
much
better
tunnel can be said to be 94% selfary loan warrants.
Dated Jan. 22,
In 1937 it was 64%. than they were before, I feel that
1942. Denom. $1,000. Due $30,000 supporting.
we should be able to again adopt
July 1, and Dec. 30, 1942. Payable
Water Service—A surplus of at
Vincennes, Ind.
MICHIGAN
$4,-
$714,000 lower
June 30,
1935,
became mayor.
on
after
shortly;
1941, the long-
debt
which
on
during the pro¬ These bonds were authorized at
ceedings that the teachers received an election held Dec.
6, 1941. En¬
no pay
during the final weeks of close a certified check for
$1,000,
the past four school years because payable to the Town Treasurer.
of slashes in the
(This notice supplements the
budget recom¬
original offering notice—v. 154,
mended by the mayor.
p. 1735.)
1\>A%
Since 1935—In his annual address
to
the City
Council on Jan. ,5
mented
Delivery
revealed
was
have reduced to nothing our bor¬
129.00
231.00
134
•
in
lions
In¬
......
Nat'l
Nuveen
$150.60
Bonded
It
'
ex¬
was
expense.,-
Muncie, Ind.
Bond
But
sufficient
Deficit—This
the
to
McCord & Ice of Indianapolis will,
be- furnished the successful bidder at the
below
are
pected.
such
at
city's
gains. A substantial
the general fund is
the
set
plus
As in-
ac¬
bank in the city as he shall desig¬
Quincy, Mass.
should exceed the estimates used
bonds, expressed in a mul-j taxes from the State
tiple of y4 of 1%. The bonds will estimates by
;$678,0.00.
direct
Motor
vehicle excise tax collections and
of the
taxes
paid for by the town.
or
about
Feb.
1.
tion.
Bond Offering—C. Darwin Mid-
rem
,
General Fund Revenues—Prop¬
Kokomo, Ind.
be
for
/
1937.
a
20,
of
(2
Oblr)
Campbell City S. D., Ohio
3
2.25
:
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4032
Volume 155
1581
1366
1735
42
Cedar
Grove
1534
Charles
Tex.
23,000
100.13
6,000
100.46
100
29,000
1365
1637 Clay County S. D. No. 12, Neb
1476
1943-1947
19,600
rl,200,000
r4,440,000
5,000
1942-1959
1944-1963
,1951
2.25
Cooke County, Tex. ____—______3
.
D. 1, Mont.
Dawson Co. S.
1735
2.00
20,000
100.01
3.65
Too
Too""
100
2.98
100.53
1.83
1942-1951
1962
61,000
rd41,000
1943-1961
25,000
1942-1951
1.22
3.36
'
Too". 07
39,800
1955
100.19
100.29
.
7*68,000
1.49
102.50
;
r4,071
1736
100
2.00
(2150,500
100
2.00
1943-1960
7-(2460,000
Gardiner Water Dist.,
1579
Garfield Co, H. S. Dist., Mont.-_-2%
Garrett County, Md. ____________
100,000
1945-1948
-r400,000
100.47
rlOO.OOO
102.54
1.13
100.10
Me.
r36,428
-
T
1958
40,000
Grangeville, Idaho
Granite Palls, N. C.
1581
Greenfield Twp., Pa.
1533
Greensburg, Ind.
Greensburg, Pa.
1675
_—
To~o~36
¥.80
35,000
1944-1966
100.01
4.22
7-9,500
1947-1951
__________——114
1945-1962
Too
To~o~"~
100.06
1.24
1'/2
44
Groveton Ind.
44
1536 Grundy County, Tenn.
1364 Guilford County, N. C.
30,000
60,000
100.86
7*32,000
100
4.00
1942-1957
8,000
100
4.00
50,000
1953-1957
135,000
"100.12
T.74
1942-1946
10,000
100.11
1.71
1943-1953
100.83
2.40
1950-1952
3,000
28,500
100
2.00
17, N. Y.____2Va
1943-1970
40,000
100.62
2.44
________1%'
1580 Hempstead Un. S. D.
1536
43
Hickory, N. C.
1364 Hickory, N. C.
——
—
3
100.30
1.97
100.13
2.22
1943-1947
1942-1961
20,000
1957
7*<2526,000
-1942-1951
r28,000
1944-1955
Minn.
Kiester,
—214
2
—
1475
Lamberton,
—
41
1675
1582
1639
1733
1674
1674
1477
1579
1579
1674
1366
1361
1637
1579
44
1475
1578
1734
1674
Y.
—
2.99
1943-1952
1637
1476
1424
1473
1423
1734
10 years
100.00
3.00
100
rdlO.OOO
1942-1957
4.00
114
-4
1950-1960
v
'1951
1942-1951
*
'
''
¥"55
3.00
100
fo n
10,000
'r:
1942-1951
1
100.12
1.98
* n
100.22
—3?4...
—™_—
2%-314
Neb.
1943-1971
100.33
100
4.00
1946-1950
50,000
1942-1946
10,000
53,000
550,000
1577
Starkville,
Sterling
-
100.95
1.36
~1~64
100.33
1.93
100.16
2.23
publican Governor would be nec¬
essary
for
the
success
of
a
special session.
?
1.07
of the
9,000
1943-1960
191,000
101.77
1943-1966
r48,000
1946-1965
713,850
100
2.50
ruary
1942-1952
5,500
100
2.00
back
1958
10,000
100
6.00
1943-1952
13,000
100.45
1.93
60,000
100.85
1.34
of),
Conn.
(2
____.
Miss.
__._2
Sub-Dist. 10 of Curb
Storm Sewer Dist. 1, Colo
Steubenville,
41
43
6
Suffern, N. Y.
Ohio
2
Sully Co., S. Dak.
1673
Sumter
1675
N. Y.
(2
1948-1955
716,500
,_____2.20
Sunnyside, Wash.
Surry County, N. C. !
Dist.
194.2-1951
1.90
1675
Co.
;
Z-IV2
Suffolk County,
1946-1956
7450.000
1946-1961
time
3.39
44
Temple,
Tenaha,
2.15
situation.
""
100
7396,000
103
3.55
1958-1960
7d28,ooo ;■>
100
3.25
1952-1959
775,000
100.01
2.74
1943-1947
70,000
100.16
1.36
31/4-3y2
1942-1966
(£490,000
1942-1951
50,000
T0T.30
¥.01
tion with the sale of the $8,300,000
2V2, 3 and 3J/2% electric revenue
(W e s t e r n Nebraska Division)
semi-ann. bonds to a syndicate
headed by John Nuveen & Co.,
and A. C. Allyn & Co., both of
Chicago—v. 155, p. 147—the fol¬
lowing additional information is
___1.40
:
Consumers
Bond
(State of)
(5
iss.)_iy2-3
1950-1957
1,522,000
Too.io
T.60
Tennessee
(State of)
(5
iss.)_2y2-3y2
1950-1954
7659,500
Tennessee
1%
1951
300,000
To"o~.45
T.70
,_2y4
1946-1950
22,000
100.85
2.12
6,000
100.58
*
(State of)
Ohio
1581
Toledo,
1424
1636
Tonk Valley Com. S. D. 5, Tex
Toulon, 111
1424
Travis County,
Trenton,
3%
2
Tex/"—.
Remsen,
D.
1,
N.
1733
Troy,
1735
2.00
100
2.20
&c.,
Y
Tulsa County, Okla.
1942-1951
T
1943-1956
7d475,000
21,000
3»/4
___
2%-3
;
iy2-4
1945-1962
____l'/2-2y4
1945-1952
Tulsa,
Okla.
1577
Union
County,
1533
Union
1536
Valley Springs Ind. S. D., S. Dak
(10
issues)
Fla.
1943-1946':
_______4
County, 111. ___:
1637 Valley Co. S. D. 1. Mont.
1.17
100.71
____
Too"! 01
"l"94
560,000 v
761,633
1943-1953
1943-1947
V
••
-!'•« \
'■
7
u
■
•
i '
1607
West Allis,
1674
West Milford Twp.
1640
Wheeler Ind. S. D., Tex
Wicomico County, Md.
100.16
1%
23/4
f 2.20
2.54
20,000
100
20,000
1942-1961
1.63
7O~0~33
2.71
TO~0~36
7.21
135,000
__4y4
1964-1971
dl 70,000
1640
Williamson Hous. Auth., W. Va._2-23/4
1942-1958
(£49,000
100
Wilmington, N. C.
Wilson, Pa.
1 */4-3
1945-1961
177,000
100.05
1639
___2
1944-1957
728,000 V
101.18
1.85
1581
Winchester,
—_______3
1943-1962
101.10
2.88
Winnebago, Neb.
Wood-Ridge, N. J. (2 issues) ______3
70,000
"lOO.li
~2~99
277,000
100.45
1.16
(£50,000
100.08
2.41
20,000
2.65
2.33
(3 issues)
___l'/4
1942-1951
bonds.
000
separate
328
covering
1962
(253 municipalities
___fc$60,287,387
issues)
k Not including $62,259,357 temporary loans or funds obtained by States
municipalities from agencies of the Federal Government,
r Refunding bonds.
2.95
T00~5O
3~16
Following
issues
included
r<27,000
7(258,000
1943-1952
1943-1962
10,000
7(2330,000
1946-1970
21,500
42
1942-1953
1366
Medina Co. Rd. D. 1, Tex.
1944-1954
712,000
(220,000
102.50
1579
Mountain
1943-1952
72,555,000
100.15
1.77
1534
South Haven,
1943-1962
1,385,000
60,600
100.13
1.89
1473
Yuma, Ariz.
10 years
1956-1959
725,000
1942-1949
4,000
130,000
10,000
70,000
1942-1966
1944-1953
1943-1961
3.00
100
We
Mich.
(Sept.)
1.34
3
r85,000
(Sept.)
53,000
(Nov.)
900,000
have
also
learned
of
the
following additional sales which
100
3.25
Arlington, S. Dak.
3
Codington Co., S, Dak.__________iy2
1639 Coquille, Ore.
2
1637 Custer Co. S. D. 63, Mont. (Mar.)
1474 Dearborn
Twp.
S. D.
7,
Mich.
(Oct.)
0.75-1
1366 Geddes Ind. S. D., S. Dak
2%
1944-1958
$30,000
Name
1735
1943-1962
7(2864,000
100
——
100
22,000
Gotebo S.
1735
TO~0.17
2.96
104.03
1.86
100
3.00
D.,
Okla.
Toe"""
Too
101.10
1.44
100.22
1.96
"100.17
T48
10,000
3.00
100
2-214
—134
1943-1947
(225,000
7(2199,000
1944-1961
Too""
1947-1953
(218,000
765,000
100.28
—-214
1945-1954
10,000
101
Mich.
14
Paulina, Iowa
—
Pennsauken Twp., N. J. —
Phillipsburg, Mont.
2%
Phoenix, Ariz. (3 issues)———2
Pinellas County, Fla.
.—214-314
Pleasant Township, 111.
Port of Cascade Locks, Ore—214-3
1944-1952
24,125
100.02
Orchard Lake, Mich
100.27
1946-1951
To"o""~
7.00
185,000
100.04
0.91
r23,000
1947
1943-1953
1943-1962
100.76
2.63
2.05
15,000
-
;
rdl2,000
100
76o
r<£12,000
100
3.00
8,000
100.31
3,000
6 years
1942-1969
100.05
1.94
100.40
7*64,000
,1943-1950
:
7.12
1954
6,000
100.22
1942-1946
90,000
100.33
1942-1956
7*40,000
(£8,000
100.02
1945-1948
102.50
7.31
1943-1948
£13,900
101.09
1.92
1.15
1.74
Mich.
—
Neb.
42
Osakis, Minn.
—
1475 Owosso,
1419
1674'
1579
1577
1635
1474
44
1422 Proctor, Minn.
1942-1940
1943-1957
1951-1952
1942-1971
—
—-314
—1A
1944-1952
source; or in
part in approximately equal per¬
centages of each maturity out¬
standing (giving due effect to any
bonds which may have been pur¬
chased from the same funds prior
to the date of call) from the pro¬
cash
of
sale
or
other
im¬
mediate and total
disposal of any
part of the properties; (2) on any
interest payment date in part, in
inverse order of maturity and by
lot within a maturity. As to bonds
maturing
on
1971:
if redeemed
fore
103
Jan.
1,
or
prior to Jan.
1,
or
be¬
102y2
1947;
on
if
re¬
ing Jan. 1, 1952; 102 if redeemed
116,663.
thereafter
Too"""
Too
100
*
100
Too
3.97
.*.
v: *
^
:
Name
*
'*: "
Rate
Antigonish, N. S. __—
4
Canada (Dominion of)—
61 Canada (Dominion of) ___—,—;
Page No.
61
Maturity
1942-1949
Amount
Price
Basis
$7,000
101.81
3.56
*45,000,000
0.54
*45,000,000
1736
0.54
1675
1942-1951
37,007
101.33
2.75
1942-1951
15,000
102.64
2:75
1942-1955
75J274
100.78
2.50
Kingston, Ont. _________
____3
Kingston, Out. ____—3V4
1736 Ottawa, Ont. __________
_2y4-3
1736 Timmlns, Ont.
—
——4
..
2.40
2.46
1942-195L
25,000
JQ0.8L
2.18
1942-1951
40,000
100.20
1.21
Total long-term
16,234
Canadian debentures sold in De¬
cember *,
♦Temporary loan; not included in total for month.
$353.423
to
and
including Jan.
1, 1957; 101 % if redeemed there¬
1675
Too"""
100.02
45,000
7100,000
whole from funds
any
including temporary or RFC and PWA loans) for that month $73,-
100.02
1953-1961
a
1.46
737.800
—214
24
—
for Novem¬
as
from
2.35
.
75,000
251,000
are
DEBENTURES SOLD BY CANADIAN MUNICIPALITIES IN DECEMBER
100
time:
deemed thereafter to and includr
20,000
1948-1962
-
1476 Raleigh, N. C.
61 Rawlins, Wyo.
1638 Ravena, N. Y.
30,000
(213,265
7139,000
7300,000
(unless otherwise noted)
electric revenue
Jan. 1; $152;?
on
These additional November issues will make the total sales (not
ber.
8,000
1362 Raceland, Ky. ——*—
1476 Raleigh, N. C.
All of the above sales
Due
in
derived
ceeds
r<£8,000
1943-1954
2
1V2
(Sept.) ____3-3y4
1365 Rockwood S. D. 27, Ore. (Oct.)—1%
1362 Vinton, Iowa
________iy4
1534 Waterford Twp. S. D. 8, Mich.__l-3
>
1536 West Brownsville, Fa. _______—_3 :..
44 Wheeler Co. S. D., Ore. (2 iss.)__2y4
J.
Matawan,
3.00
1943-1954
.
N.
1364
1637
19,920
10 years
Platte, Neb. _—214
1735 Nyssa, Ore.
1580 Oneida, N. Y.
-_-^__-__114
"
100
Basis
12,000
1944-1958
Hyde Co. Com. S. D. 16, S. Dak.__3
1536 Kadoka Indep. S. D., S. Dak
3
43 Lane Co. Un. High Sch. D. 4, Ore.
1423
(Aug.)
10,000
rl80,000
6,000
Price
1; $131,-
Callable on and after July 1,
1942, on 30 days' notice, at the
following scale of prices, (1) at
any
occurred in previous months:
44
1.97
7(2160,000
21,000
Iron. Minn.
100,000
Amount
100.11
1942-1961
1.38
(Aug.)_2y2
Maturity
25,000
463,000
Basis
111.58
Rate
1943-1952
1946-1966
Price
100.10
Page No.
1.13
1943-1954
Amount
r$247,000
Maturity
1.40
100.20
4.67
13,750
15,000,000*
months
65,000
Rate
1.72
106.43
1942-1981
v
(Nov.)
Huntington Co., Ind. (Nov.)—___3
1.74
Too! 2 8
1943-1964
Page No.
Name
1580 Gloversville, N. Y.
2.16
8,000
77,850
55,000
26,000
previous
100.01
11,000
50,000
for
Tools
746,000
'*
sales
our
should be eliminated from sales.
100.51
1943-1950
1943-1945
in
revenue
Jan.
on
1953, $157,000 in 1954,
$162,000 in 1955, $168,000 W
1956, $173,000 in 1957, $180,,000 in 1958, $186,000 in 1959,
$193,000 in I960, $200,000 in
1961, $207,000 in 1962, $214,000 in 1963, $222,000 in 1964,
$229,000 in 1965, $237,000 in
1966, $245,000 in 1967, $253,000 in 1968, $262,000 in 1969,
$271,000 in 1970, $281,000 in
1971, and $3,000,000 in 1972.
-
Optional,
1942-1958
1944-1954
1422 North
6,992,000 3V2%
10,500
Young Co. Comm's Pet. 3, Tex.2y4-2y2
Due
000
in
1948, $135,000, 1949,
$139,000, 1950, $143,000, 1951,
and $148,000 in 1952.
Inter¬
est payable J-J.
•'
720,000
1952-1955
1942-1970
.
_
revenue
electric
3%
bonds.
___2y4
Ohio
electric
Due
696,000
300,000
S. D., N. J.
as
3.00
100.70
1943-1951
Wise.
divided
on Jan. 1; $117,1943, $120,000, 1944,
$122,000, 1945, $125,000, 1946,
and $128,000 in 1947. Interest
payable J-J.
'
2,000,000
1943-1953
are
in
000
¥06
100.05
1943-1982
3
Wayne Twp. Sch. Twp., Ind
,
2y2%
bonds.
*
Too"""
5,000
fc
connec¬
,
$612,000
______
10,000
Vs'
Details—In
follows:
1.80
'
*
__2y4
Md.
2.50-2.60
1734
;
7*11,000
1943-1953
District
"
105 ;
7104,000
l>/2
Sale
The above bonds
46,500
__2
Power
furnished.
now
1.90
3,833,000
-
2>/4
1735 Volga, S. Dak.
_•____;
1581 Warren Twp., Ohio
1578 Washington Sub. San. Dist.,
100.18
57,000
1.20
Tucumcari, N. Mex.
1639
25,000
733,000
2.20
Deerfield,
100
1943-1956
Public
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
14,500
_____________
Tennessee
2.75
100.21
A
1942-1954
r<252 4,000
7*15,000
!
-
3y4
1424
d
'
NEBRASKA
1366
Ala.
elaborate
2y4
Tex.
S.
rather
a
2%
'
Tex.
44
and
of
based primarily on de¬
velopments arising out of the war
&
Teaneck Twp., N. J.
Tell City, Ind. (2 issues)
Cent.
in
program,
1.90
100.42
Feb¬
the lawmakers
Jefferson City for con¬
find
will
sideration
100
the middle of
around
dl93,000
issues) —2-2%
Spec. Rd. & Bridge
Fla. (2 issues)
____4
6,
1.30
98.50
&
Stratford, Conn.
1736
are
opinion that the Governor
will eventually act and that some
i>/2
(Town
issues)
1734
chieftains
Democratic
The
712,000
Stamps Spec. S. D., Ark. ________3y4
Starkville, Miss.
_2y2
1535
in
Too! 3 3
8,500
1942-1951
majority
both Houses and the co-operation
of their leadership with the Re¬
™
1943-1950
1363 North Platte,
-
1 -49
100.55
1943-1949
Ohio
—
3
New Castle Spec. S. D., Del—
214
New England, N. Dak _—
—3
Newton County, Miss.
314
New York Mill, Minn,
3
New York (State of) _
114
Niagara Falls, N. Y. (2 issues)—2
Nixon Ind. S. D., Tex.
—
Nogales, Ariz. —-————314
Norman S. D. 4, N. Dak—.
3
North Muskegon City Sch. Dist.,
—
100.10
The Democrats
comfortable
a
100,000
1.44
7*16,971
1943-1950
3-314
—
S. D., Pa
100,000
Total bond sales for December
133,380
Mayfield Village S. D., Ohio
23A
Mcintosh, S. Dak.
_3
McLean Co. Educ. Corp., Ky
_33/4
Mentor, Ohio (2 issues)
314
Miami, Ariz. ———
3
Middletown, 111.
——4
Milbridge, Me.
214
Milton S. D„ Pa.
——214
Minneapolis, Minn.
__1.80
Minneapolis, Minn. (6 issues)
1.90
Moline, 111.
214
Montague Co., Texas.
3%
Monterey Co., Calif
13/*
Moss Point, Miss.
3-2
Morningside, Minn. —
-1%
Motley Co., Tex.
314
Mountain Iron, Minn.
.—
Munster Sch. Town, Ind.
114
Nashwauk Minn.
w——6
Natchitoches, La.
2
1953-1957
1;66
150,000
1943-1941
1.95
1943-1962
1578.Worcester, Mass;
120,500
38,475
>*?'
have
100.41
1638
¥.49
TO~2~.27
rl9,500
fZ
2.94
r5,000
1580
T00"02
25,000
1961
der consideration.
100.28
1946-1955
Stamford
1578
448,000
1945-1949
2.00
1943-1952
1
1581
10,000
100,000
1477 New Boston,
1674
•:■■■»
¥99
——_—
Tex.
.•
10,000
'
100
1942-1960
1943-1962
issues)
1423 Watertown, S.'Dak.
Too""
7*58,807
1943-1967
1.56
2
1943-1951
(State
1.74
100.09
___2
of) _______2 Vi
Carolina
100.10
34,321
25,000
10,000
>
has
Donnell
commented
publicly, on his
plans, it is known that he has a
tentative legislative program un¬
100.11
1,000
Governor
While
;_^_3
(2
100.04
-2
1675 Neshannock Twp.
1364
101.48
1957
To~o"04
—-—214
Maple Heights S. D., Ohio
Ohio
1607 Nederland,
41
16,000
>
Marietta,
1535 Nebraska City,
1638
12,000
2.34
(225,000
County, Tenn. —_——2
1423 Martin, Tenn.
1734
2.07
101.50
r(219,500
Loyalton Ind. S. D., S. Dak
_3
Madison Co. Community Con. S.
>«
D. 152, 111. —___—_______2%
N.
1639
1.74
100.02
1942-1957
-_-.__l.70
Malone, N. Y.
1364 Mamaroneck Un. Free S. D. No. 1,
1581
100.08
400,000
1942-1957
1675
1735
118,500
1942-1966
—
Madison
^
1943-1952
—
1473 Little Rock, Ark
1640
-
2.70
7*35,000
Linden, N. J. (2 issues)
Litchfield, 111.
1578
'U~'.
3
Minn.
1475
'
>
—3
—3
Lakeside S. D. No. 9, Ark.
Lakeside S. D. No. 9, Ark
Lawrence, Neb.
100
4
1577
1579
3.54
103.00
30,000-
7*5,000
Lafayette, La. —_—:
—314-4
1579 Lake Carrier Con. S. D„ Miss
314
1640 Lavaca County, Tex.
3.55
100.51
;
1943-1961
1942-1946
go so far as ta
possibility of an in¬
may
the
in State taxes.
crease
not
8,434
38,000 V*
1%
Southington Twp. S. D., Ohio
__21/2
Sparta S. D. 14, 111.
___5
Springfield Twp. S. D., Pa.
___lVe
1675
2.50
97.50
7*124,000
1944-1957
_Il %
:^_1.60
South
1474
¥.00
100
7*148,000
-
r
Ir. D. 12, Wash.—
42
1577
1948-1957
1952-1953
2-3
Miss.
1577 King City, Calif
1607 King Co. Dr. &
Too"""
and
Rd
—,
4
._______314-314 '
1475 Irvington, N. J.
.
2%
43 Jackson, Miss. (3 issues)
;____1%
_____
1955
which
and
2.64
___5
future to consider prob¬
near
involve
2.64
100.54
1364
7*25,000
Bridge Dist. No. 4, Fla.
1637
1.97
214
1635
1363 Jackson County,
1.97
100.30
<217,000
40,000
-3
Humboldt, Tenn.
Huntington, W. Va.
Idaho (State of)
1673 Indian River Co. Spec.
1736
1579 Ironton, Mo.
100.07
1943-1959
Ore.
44
6,142
50,000
1960-1961
___214
Holliday Ind. S. D., Tex. —13A
1675 Hillsboro,
44
50,000
1942-1946
1944-1958
—2
2
_2
Herkimer, N. Y.
100.54
7289,000
9,300
44
101.04
114
Henry County, Tenn.
1364
230,000
1942-1951
1735
1364
Miss.
——1%
1536 Harrisburg, S Dak __—
214
1534 Harrison County, Iowa _______—2
1534 Gulfport,
1942-1951
1581
1.35
1948-1969
4
Groveton Ind. S. D., Tex.
1944-1950
4
S. D., Tex.
—_____23/4
1476
69,000
______4
4
3.50
1474
1736
43
70,000
1943-1958
—23/4-3
4-414
—
Greenfield, Wise.
102.50
City, Iowa ——__,_______lI/2
Sioux City, Iowa
iy2
Skagit Co. S. D. 18, Wash
Somerville, Mass.
1%
Somerville, Mass.
_—U_2
2.20
48,000
______
61
100.59;
75,000
-
4.00
7223,000
to call
session in
necessary
legislative
lems which have been created by
Americ&'s entrance into the war
2.60
____________23/4
Sioux
1.16
1942-1946
Gary, Ind. ________—____——214
1639 Glenwood Water Dist., Ore.
1581
2.09
100.02
1943-1961
1636
1673
2.97
102.17
,
45,000
1362
1534
r62,008
1945-1966
—
100
100.01
1943-1954
3V2-4
Selmer, Tenn.
1366 Seminole, Tex.
1636 Seymour, Ind.
61 Shullsburg Jt. S. D. 6, Wis
43 Sidney, N. Y. (2 issues)
1580 Silver City, N. Mex,
1039 Silver Lake, Ohio
1365 Silverton, Ore.
1674
120,000
(£115,000
rlOO.OOO
1.89
70,000
1640
1636
1948-1951
__——
(2 issues)
Scranton S. D., Pa.
Scranton S. D., Pa.
1636
2.23
101.35
728,900
1473
3.17
42
Fla.
44
the
T6b". 26*
1942-1971
1475
TOT.75
1675
special
1942-1964
Tex.___4
Co., Calif.—__2V2-3 J,.
Spec. Tax S. D. 1,
\ind it
nell will
Co.
1475
29,500
7*600,000
1943-1952
1579
Sarasota
1361
1942-1961
1944-1958
41
;__2
1477
1733 De Soto Co., Pla.
1361
Saline County, 111. _—
44 San Augustine Ind. S. D„
44
12,000
—___
anticipation that Governor Don-
2.09
Bridge
(2
100
2.17
44
103.50
30,000
30,000
100;13
1533
102.67
r266,000
100.07
28,000
120,000
9,500
1675
7100,000
Department
(Continued from pajge 196)
formally the last few weeks in
4.00
d850,000
1942-1951
1534
1962
___2 V*
1952-1957
86,000
(4 issues) __l_3-3j/2
Douglas Co., Wise. !
———3%
Durant, Iowa
—__i._^,_31/4 '
EastChester, N. Y.
_______2.10
Ector Co., Tex. (2 issues).
-2
El Dorado, Ark. —____2
El Dorado Spec. S. D. 15, Ark
2*/4
Elvins S. D., Mo
___2y8
Erie County, Pa.
114
Freeborn County, Minn.
x
;_2
100
1943-1969
1
Depew, N. Y.
______________2.20
1579 De Soto Co., Miss.
—2"/2
5,000
'
1943-1957
1942-1955
1675
100
1419
r<£87,100
______
3.00
130,000
7*90,000
97,500
1.15
2,000,000
__—
100
101.21
,
1942-1960
1640 Crosby Co. Con.
2.00
r9,00fl
State and City
1.55
979,000
1
2.99
1943-1965
r—l '/4
,___j3.40
Rd D. 1, Tex.____3y4
1673 Daly City, Calif. _____________1'/a
1578 Danville, Ky. ______________^__2.40
Cranston, R. I,
Crisfield, Md.'
1365
Basis
100.16
100.31
18,000
,
,
..
1945-1947
1635 Corning S. D. No. 8, Ark. _______3
1366" Corpus Christi, Tex. (9 issues) .2^4-3
1364 Cranford Twp., N. J. ________-__1.90
1578
Fla.
Price
53.800
issues) —____4
1734. Salem Sch. City, 111.' (2
issues) ._2-2»/4
43 Saline, N. Y.
____2lA
1580 Clymer,
„
1674 St. Joseph S. D., Mo.
1673 St Lucie Co. Spec. Rd. and
1577 San Mateo
Harmony
and
French
Creek S. D. No. 1;.JN. Y._______2
Conover, N. C. -—il
_—:__33/4r3y2
1640
'
Tit*-45
100.17
1943-19 00 '
2W \
"alii
103
1943-1960
—_2
1 »4
Cincinnati, Ohio
Amount
1942-1946
Springs, Wyo. ^___
j_-_4 >
1424. RockwallK- Tex.
4
1361' Sacrarfiento County, Calif. __l_„2-2,/4
1473-^Safford, Ariz.
Dist.,
(fl,000,000'
30 years
W.' Va.
1423 Chauftcey, Ohio
1533 Chicago,
111.
1477 Charleston;
t
1607 Rock
1942-1951
_________
Iowa _:._____.L_-__2 A
City.
1.79
d20,000
r40,0Q0
8,404
—
D„
Toojlo
1942-1946
N. ;J.________2V2
Twp.,
S.
100.16
75,000
34,000
1942-1958
1-A, Tex.__3
Cedar Palls, Iowa
1674
1424 Centerville
1946-1960
1942-1962
1640 Cass Co. Rd. Dlst. No;
Name
Rate
Maturity
*1943-1949.
Rensselaer, N. Y. (4 issues) ______ 1.60
1942-1957
Co., N. Y, (2 issues)—2.10:
44 Roberts County, Tex.
1946-1955
3
1607 Robstown, Tex,
3.40-4 !/a
1419 Rock Island S# D. 41, Hf.
43
1580 Rensselaer
15,000
V 96,000
1943-1958
---i
—______1.80
Carter County, Tenn.
N.» J,
Cascade, Mont.
1363 Carteret,
Page No.
140,000
1942-1956
2
Carroll County, Ohio -_v
Basis
Price
Amount
Maturity
Page No.
Name
Rate
Cannelton, Ind. ,—
1736 Carbon Co. S. D. 18, Wyo—_—.-2%
1636
197
after
to
and
including
Jan.
1,
1961; 101 if redeemed thereafter
to
and
including
Jan.
1,
1967;
IOOV2 if redeemed thereafter and
prior to July 1, 1970;
payment of the
without
par
premium,
and
.
upon
value thereof
if
redeemed
198
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
thereafter
to
prior to maturity.
bonds
maturing
104 if redeemed
on
1,
Jan.
more
before Jan.
or
than
The
As
1972:
Collector's
$4,000,000, it was said.
annual
report
there
stated
collected
was-
last
Sinking
Fund
Cuts
ments—The
Sinking
mission
Jan.
Require¬
Fund
Com¬
the
89.78%.
cluding Jan. 1, 1967; IOOV2 if re¬
deemed thereafter and prior to
July 1, 1971; and upon payment
of the par value thereof, without
$366,504.63 of a
of $448,764.94, or
81.67%. In 1940 there was $440,622.36 of the arrearage of $528,-
which saved four
five points in the tax tevy.
premium, if redeemed thereafter
prior to maturity. Prin. and int.
payable at the Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., New York; American
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
262.25
Sinking Fund Commission
1957;
if
and
redeemed there¬
including Jan.
1,
year
102 if redeemed thereafter
including Jan. 1, 1962; 101
cago,
Bank, Omaha.
1
of
Board
that the
Education
Reduced
$1,000,000
Ernest
A. Reed,
informed
visor,
Freeholders
meeting
the
to
1917
return
Approxi¬
During
1941—
County Super¬
the
Board of
its \ organization
at
the
with
this
with bal¬
year
will
these
close
reduction of
a
of
total
tained
NEW HAMPSHIRE
of
Local
done.
was
50%
or
,
'
,
and
/'
Sinking Fund Commission
is getting by with as little
profit
it did prior
recent
debt at the
3y4s, submitted by Edward L.
Burton & Co. of Salt Lake City.
for
The
as
the
be
of
$983,200 below the
which
$34,248,920
Jan.
on
showed
1941
1, 1941.
ob¬
After de¬
Were the commission
for its
entire
requirement,
to 1940, the Sink¬
debt would be retired
ing Fund
faster than it will be at
the
pre-
ent
rate, it was said.
The taxCity
Commission,
of
which Mayor Murphy and Com¬
missioner Byrne are the
Sinking
pressed
Fund
to
representatives, is
give
relief
"
seeking
rather
now
later..
than
.
Plymouth),
which
be
payable
Shawmut
at
Bank
the
to
will
on
be
certified
16.
|
Notes
as
validity
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge of Boston."
Palmer '
'
notes
offered
Jan.
9
Bank
of
Ports¬
.rtrrr..
NEW JERSEY
Must
Offer
Bonds
city's
$1,275,000
fund
155,
on
mission
a
of
even
though a
charges
involved.
Clifton, N. J.
Reduction Of Six Points In Tax
Rate
Predicted
—
William
dicted
City
issue
Manager
v.
Miller
recently pre¬
barring unusual in¬
that,
or
tax rate for
reduction
1942
of
six
will be
levy during 1941, it
lector Nooney.
of 2.31%
when the
ties
in
over
by
This is
Tax
an
increase
collections in 1940,
State
with
levies
of
,j
(State of)
of
his
associates
to
ber
Vice-Chairman.
as
Both
Legislature Due to Extend N. Y.
have
of
served
now
in
years
num¬
a
these
Jan, 8 reported as follows: Power
will
be•„ granted
to New York
key posi¬
tions and have been
closely idenified with the
steps taken in re¬
cent months to
safeguard the Port
Authority's
bridge
and
tunnel
City
facilities
City's
Relief
it
Tax
to
Powers—A
from
dispatch
news
Albany
relief
continue
disclosed
was
introduction
of
today
on
taxation,
with the
Senate
and
jority of the Legislature and the
expected
Gov.
Her¬
bert H. Lehman. This would
mean
approval
of
against
organization
continued income to the city for
relief purposes of approximately
Ramsey
$52,000,000
Counsel.
a
at
the
latitude
with
left
tain
to raise
present
City
decrease
or
rates.
as a
of
ers
the
troduced
tor
Legislature,
in
the
Senate
longer
Authority
either
State
is
establishing a
the chairmanship.
for
George
R.
1934.
Dyer
He
new
He
were in¬
by Sena¬
as
chairman
as
had
originally
been
in
appointed
commissioner
a
November, 1924, prior to the
in
start
of the Port
Authority's important
undertakings.
He has been re¬
Coudert, Jr., and
Assembly by Assemblyman
,
named several times by both Re¬
publican and Democratic Govern¬
Abbott Low
Moffat, Chairman of
Ways- and Means Committee.
the
from
one
;
,
served
succeeded the late Major-General
Frederic R.
in the
any
now
record
city last year by
agreement with Mayor F. H. La
Guardia, Comptroller Joseph D.
McGoldrick and Republican lead¬
General
./.
member of the Port
and
the
Cohen,
■■
Ferguson has
than
.
The companion bills, which ex¬
tend
the
special! taxing powers
granted
Henry
Mr.
cer¬
by re-electing J. E.
General Manager, and
as
Julius
rate,
the
to
possible
any
eventualities and otherwise to aid
the Port
Authority and the Port
of New York in
meeting condi¬
tions
arising
from
world-wide
strife.
At
the
same
time, the
Board completed its annual re¬
As¬
sembly bills which will have the
support of the Republican ma¬
ors.
\ The bills also permit the trans¬
fer v from
The
utility
tax
opinion
a
tax
earmarked
---\ -/f
.
Mr.
He is also identified with
involved
.
of
relief
ber of
the
are
1%, -producing
other
a
lector
of
New
of
He served
Internal
num¬
Col¬
as
Revenue
for
Jersey in the Harding Ad¬
ministration.
of
a
banking and indus¬
trial interests.
approximately $8,500,year; the business turnover
re¬
000
the
taxes
revenue
city
of
is planning
the
no
refunding
ma¬
bonds
1947,"
acknowl¬
taxpayers.
I
In
visited
last
Board
and
were
pur¬
NEW
YORK
items
in
common.
of
of
the
facts,
the
it
as
to
Commission
merit
certain
to
regard
by
to
approval
conditions
the
that
was
pro¬
were
borough
over-all
the
was
with
issuing
City Council Favors Refunding
Jan. a 1 number of
Proposal—The
the
News
Letter
As Chairman of the
of
and
business
fixed
/
the utility
of
taxes,
which
are
Port
Authority's
extensive
activities,;
involving
financial
bond
issues
of
000,000.
;
to
Mr.
of service.
; ;
;
Cullman
named
was
1927
re-appointed
$200,-
'
is
Ferguson in point
He
in
of
excess
•
Vice-Chairman
second
missioner
by State statute.
the
and
a
Com¬
has
been
by several Govern¬
of New York in the interven¬
ors
ing
As
years.
Terminals
Chairman
of
Committee, he
the
in
charge of the negotiations for the
establishment
of
was
union
a
inland
Blanket Refunding
i; '!"/**
freight terminal to serve as a
Ossining, N. Y.
$21,655,000.
The State
point of collection for less-thanBond
Offering—Lewis H. Ac¬
Comptroller has not yet given or
carloadfreight moving to and
refused his assent.
On Jan. 1 our ker, Village Clerk, ' will receive
from the Port of New York. This
new Mayor stated that he was op¬
sealed bids.until 11 a,m, on Jan..
project culminated in the con¬
posed to the plan but beyond that 13, for the purchase of $29,450
struction of the Port Authority
we
do not
know
his reactions. not to exceed 6% interest coupon
Commerce Building. Mr. Cullman
Buffalo can get along without the or
registered
refunding
bonds. is in
the wholesale tobacco busi¬
plan but for four years there will Dated Jan. 1, 1942. One bond for
ness
and is active in many civic
be high tax rates which will be $450,
others <$1,000 each.
Due
and philanthropic interests. He is
inevitable if some such plan is Jan. 1, as follows: $4,450 in 1945;
president of the Beekman Street
not adopted.—v. 154, p. 1580.
$5,000 from 1946 to 1948 incl., and
Hospital.-,/r
,.-V
$10,000 in 1949. Bidder to name
Referring
to the
recent
tax
certificate sale, Mr. Davis made a
single
rate
of- interest,
ex¬
Rochester, N. Y.
the
following
observation:
On pressed in a multiple of V\ or
Note 1
Dec.
of
15 Buffalo sold
Bond
Offering—Louise Hinkel,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. on Jan. 16 for the
purchase of $1,250,000 not to exceeed 6% interest coupon or reg¬
istered
building
of
bonds
1942.
Dated Jan. 1,
1942. Denom. $1,000.
Due
as
Jan.
1
name
a
rate
of
& Trust
Bank
bonds
the
Prin, and int. (J-J)
the
at
to
National
Co., Ossining.
refunded
be
fiscal
bonds
First
1942-1943.
year
The
mature
in
The
payable from unlimited
are
ing
legal
opinion
Delafield
York
&
City
ceive
sealed
bidder.
for
check
$2,000,000
the
village,
must
received
by
from bonds of the
ers
character
shall
hold¬
same
tax
be
type
by the terms of any Federal in¬
come
and
taxable
law, the successful bid¬
der, may, at his election, be
re¬
until
re¬
noon
anticipation
Dated
on
anticipation
Jan. 21,
21, 1942.
1941
1942,
tax
Dated
and due Sept.
600,000
Dated
Jan.
and dtie Sept. 20,
Different
interest cost
•
-
Award will
after
deducting any
Bids must be for
premiums.
all
and interest will be
of the notes
basis of 360 days
a
on
year!
the
1942.
the basis of the total
on
computed
1940
1942,
20,
interest rates may be
named for each issue.
be made
„
anticipation
tax
notes.
to
1942
Jan.
1942,
notes.
1
accompany
private
V.
will
15,
due Sept. 15, 1942.
700,000
In event that prior
delivery of the bonds, the in¬
come
bids
tax
notes.
certified
A
Raymond
14, for the purchase of $3,300,000 notes, as follows:
New
$589, payable to order
each proposal.
to
of
—
Comptroller,
Jan.
Hawkins,
City will be furnished the
successful
of
of
Longfellow
$45,000
interest,
Offering
Ellis,
ad valorem taxes and the approv¬
and
1972 incl. Bidder to
single
l/10th of 1%.
payable
$40,000
follows:
from 1943 to 1962 incl. and
^
except those
the
suggested
Plan
from 1963 to
Newark, N. J.
compensating use tax of 1%, pro¬
ducing about' $500,000,- and the
conduit
tax
of
1%, producing
about $500,000.
f0
The
City
Council
would
be
permitted to change any of these
Mr. ^Coudert and
Mr. Moffat
Depart¬
ment of Audit and Control, pre¬ explained their bills in a state¬
ment recalling the provisions .of
pared by City Comptroller Frank
agreement ,and
the
M. Davis, noted as follows: The last) year's
Council "approved in principle" reasons for it. -v
the
ex¬
penses.
.
rates
Buffalo, N. Y.
$250,000 refunding bonds— Hempstead Union Free School Dis¬
trict No. 16 (P. O. Elmont), N. Y.
p. 147—and after review¬
was
Col¬
with
six months tax
agreed
city led all municipali¬
the
the
which
vided
Orange, N. J.
reported
to
many
all
such
points from the
1941 Tax Collections Set Record
recently
4%
years,
the plan under consideration
—The city collected 92.09% of its
total tax
universally
Commission
opinion
city's
$4.69, a
previous impost.
East
situation
155,
ing
in State and
county taxa¬
in school
costs, the
creases
tion
A.
many
In Los
duplication
might
be
request
continue in the chairmanship and
Howard
S.
Cullman
was
re¬
elected
information
$2,900,000 of
anticipation notes
Angeles a similar experi¬
ment is in progress."
j at .0054 interest per year, plus a
premium of $100.—v. 154, p. 1422.
Hawthorne, N. J.
! " —The change in the money mar¬
ket is indicated by the fact that
Refunding Plan Ready for Ap¬
on June 15, 1941 the city obtained
proval—The State Funding Com¬
a rate of
.0026, plus a premium of
mission
on
Jan.
5
again
con¬
$25.
sidered the borough's
proposal to
The Com¬
it was
willing to
plan providing for the
interest
is
Sewage
chasing
public sale of these bonds at this
time,
for
summer, the county, city,
of
Education,
museum,
said
approve
Jan. 5.
that the
until
has: been
dividends
43—was
p.
the
respect to future debt service
turities
Milwaukee,
disapproved by the State FundingCommission
at
the coordinated purchas¬
ing principal has paid handsome
Public
proposal to re¬
of
outstanding
than 3%—v..
stands
and
year
stance
callable 4% bonds by
exchanging
new bonds to bear
interest at not
more
last
"It
At
file
."j quirements, "it being the
edged," he said, "that in this in¬
Camden, N. J.
Sale—The
a
,
Bank, Nashua,
0.388%; First Boston Corp.; 0.45%,
plus $4.50 premium; Merchants
National Bank of
Bqston, 0.47%;
E. H. Rollins &
Sons, Inc., 0.49%;
■
as
•
dian Head National
National
is used
County Sinking Fund are of the
highest order./ They include $1,500,000 United States Government
bonds, $50,000 New Jersey State
bonds, $3,291,000 v Essex County
bonds and $1,943,000 in bonds of
Essex municipalities.
v ; r;
":
Cooperative purchasing is fav¬
ored by the County Supervisor,,
who said he was impressed with
success of centralized
purchasing
in Hamilton County, Ohio, where
the county, Cincinnati, the mu¬
nicipal university and Board of
Education buy as a unit.
; ; '
was
$100,000 Dec. 15, 1942. Other bids:
Ballou, Adams & Co., 0.368%; In-'
First
three years
discuss the
to
city
-financial
Mr. Reed said that assets of the
awarded to the Second National
Bank of Boston, at 0.34% discount.
Due
$250,000 - on Sept. 15 and
mouth, 0.54%.
and
the
Janv- 5.
on
being permitted by law."
Note Sale—The issue of $350,000
valuations
have
required
it
i
Commission
to
calculation the
for
C.
Passage is assured.»
Funding
2.133%, which again is less than
Portmouth, N. H.
■,
these
meeting on Jan. 8, when
Ferguson hearkened to
Frank
the
at its
0.1%,
producing
about
"This average Jan. 1, 1941, was of the Commission that the debt
Port Authority's Committee on
$1,283,013,030. Today's average is service calendar should be care¬ $12,000,000; the sales tax of 1%,
producing about $30,000,000; the finance, Mr. Ferguson has been
$1,225,431,592, or $57,532,438 less fully scrutinized due to the" fact,
intimately .identified with all,of
than
&
;
of bonded
factor.
to genuine¬
by the afore¬
mentioned bank, under advice of
and
ness
In this
of
the last
of
about Jan.
or
shrink.
average
National
Boston, and
will be ready for delivery at said
bank
percentage
debt is calculated have continued
$50,000 on Jan. 14, 1943. Denoms.
$25,000 for each maturity: Notes
will
the
upon
in
part
a
Port Authority
retary
.
County
annual
pay¬
.•A.V\
played
the
The Commission directed its Seer
,
valuations in Essex
A
of
Ferguson is a resident of
East Orange, N.
J., and is presi¬
fund of $3,000,000 for city debt
dent of the Hudson
County Na¬
service payments and another $3,tional Bank, of Jersey
City, N. J.
000,000
for
old-age
assistance.
.
They will be dated Jan. 15,
1942, and mature $50,000 Nov. 27
and $100,000 Dec. 24, 1942, and
$25,000,
•
Council
ducting sinking fund assets of
Pleasantville, N. J.
$7,133,968.43,
the
county's, net
debt on Jan. 1, 1942, was $26,- S; Proposed Refunding—The city's
Note Offering—Harry S. Hue131,751.57.
Bonds authorized in proposal to issue $438,000 refund¬
kins, County Treasurer,, will re¬ 1941
aggregated $411,000; Contin¬ ing bonds on a 4% basis, to ma¬
ceive sealed bids until noon on
uing with his report on the fi¬ ture serially from 1947 to 1961
Jan. 14, for the purchase at dis¬
nancial condition of the county, incl., in exchange for outstanding
count of $200,000 notes issued in
Mr. Reed said:
'
4%% obligations due up to 1967,
anticipation of faxes for the year
considered
i
"On the other hand, taxable was
by /.the
State
1942.
Grafton County (P. O.
N. H.
for
tion
en¬
ask
can
quirement $168,251.17
ask
applied
purchased as 2%s, for a
to reduce the 1942 tax levy.
Re¬
premium of $2,100, equal to 105.25,
porting that the county's finances
a basis of about
1.68%. Due $2,are
in a healthy condition, Mr.
000 from Dec. 1, 1942 to 1961 incl.
Reed stated that the gross bonded
The only other bid was an offer
on
is
Government Commissioner Darby.
He
approved
reducing the re¬
to
and
bidder.
successful
check
New York
the
the; acquiescence
possible.
on
the
emergencies
maintaining the present organiza¬
cation, must accompany each pro¬
the
percentage of its annual
requirement it deems necessary
as
ances
were
to
to
statute
commission
closed
155, p. 94—
certified
city earn¬
ings in excess of 3%%. " This
amounted to $101,441.59.
Beyond
Jan. 1, that all depart¬
ments in the county government
Dec. 31 to Hannaford & Talbot
of San Francisco—v.
titled
city.'J; ;•'V'Vf"':
Debt
mately
$40,000 coupon or regis¬
nished
whatever
Gross
tered semi-ann. school bonds sold
on
Under
.
County (P. O* Newark),.
%j.
states
not
tax
posal.';-
this
was
Essex
now
will
$5.75
,
the
Authority, N. Y.
Officials Reappointed—Wartime
able to order of the Board of Edu¬
tory of the
.
reduction
decrease
$280,835.16
arrearage
Port Of New York
the
rate, however, as last year the
Sinking Fund cut its needs by
The
(P. O. Overton), Nev.
Paid—The Clerk of the
Price
.
city
The
to
serve
$320,000.
;
v
percentage of collections
for 1941 is the highest in the his¬
age
County Educational District
No.
the
arrears
collected, or 83.41%. As of
the start of 1942, the tax arrear¬
NEVADA
Clark
tax
collected
1941
total
National
Omaha
the
or
in
In
unlimited
are
ments.
relieved
if redeemed thereafter to and in¬
103
to
bonds
1942
budget by a reduction of
$269,692.86 in its_ 1942 require¬
5
to and
1952;
The
tax
obligations of the district and
approving legal opinion of
Hawkins, Delafield & Longfellow
of New York City will be fur¬
on
$4,093,526.91 of the levy of
$4,444,972.77. This compares with
collections in 1940 of $4,041,316.35
of the levy of $4,500,996.48, or
1,
after
City;
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
The
will be
notes
'
Proposed Bond Issue—An ordi¬
nance
providing for
$210,000
5-year
an
street
issue
improve¬
ment bonds was considered
City Council
on
Jan. 7.
of
by the
expressed in
1/lOth of 1%.
a
multiple of y4 or
Prin. and int (J-J)
payable at the Bank of New Hyde
Park, New Hyde Park,
or
at the
Chase National Bank of New York
lieved
his
contract
the
bonds
posit
be
of
and
in
obligations
to
-
purchase
such
accompanying
returned.
under
case
the
with
drawn
the
deliverable
de¬
Central
his bid will
interest
and
Hanover
will be
and
payable
Bank
at
&
the
Trust
Co., New York City, said delivery
to
be
on
the
days
of the
date
k
Volume 155
v
i.
THE COMMERCIAL &
Number 4032
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
199
Columbus, Ohio
awarded .to the Fund BoardAof Trustees showed 5
$1,348,775.04 in cash, a total of
r
that $3,399,000 in new bonds were
Bonds
The
Authorized
City $2,779,923.38.
issued by the city in 1941. in con¬ Council on Dec. 29 authorized an
Subtracting
this
from
the
trast with this, the report showed issue of
debt
of / $9,978,524.13
$106,000 bonds to prQvide bonded
that $5,918,402.36 worth of bonds for
police and fire department leaves a net bonded, debt at this
were
matured, called, and paid equipment.
moment
of
only $7,198,600.75—
during the year.
the lowest in the memory of most
quest.
No bids will be accepted the aggregate amount of interest
Ludlow Rural School District, Ohio
The general bonded indebted¬
city employees. >
dor
less
than; par and
accrued upon all of the bonds until their
Bonds Sold—The issue of $9,000
No bid of ness of the city was decreased $1,interest, v The approving opinion respective maturities.
The bonded debt still will be
building bonds authorized at the conservative
•of Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Clay less than par and accrued interest 798,402.36 from $75,533,555.77, the
after the $3,833,000
;... total on Jan. 1, 1941, to $73,735,- November, 1941, general election issue is added.
of New York City; will be fur¬ wil be entertained. "
By that time,
was
sold
to the
State Teachers
A decrease of
nished
and will; state that the
Bids must be on a form to be 153.41 on Dec. 31.
July 1, 1942, the old bond debts
Retirement System, as 3Y2S.
notes are valid and legally bind¬ furnished . with
will be reduced by another $684,additional
in¬ $305,855.89 in the assessment debt
ing obligations for the payment formation and must be accom¬ was noted, this debt being $1,~ Southington Township School Dis¬ 500 to $8,544,024.13 and the total
of which the city may be re¬ panied by a certified check upon 357,789.74 at the end of 1941.
debt at that time will be $13,trict (P. O. Phalanx), Ohio
quired, if necessary, to levy ad an incorporated
bank or trust
127,024.13.
:
,
Bond Sale Details—The $9,000
Cleveland, Ohio
v/ofi; the- issues vornas
there-:
soon
The bonds will be
,
,
as*possible. Bidder to- state bidder offering to purchase .the
vrate of interest, designate denoms/ bonds at the lowest interest cost
.desired and to-whom notes shall to the town, such cost to be de¬
•bae made payable. Notes will be termined by deducting the total
be made payable. -Notes will be amount of the premium bid from
•after
—
•
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f
""
;
without limitation
taxes
valorem
payable unconditionally
water
supply
system
bonds
Legislation for
Railway Pur¬
State Treas¬
awarded Dec. 20 to Ryan, Suther¬
chase
Completed^—The proceed¬
urer
for
$380.
The. approving
land & Co., Toledo, as 2^s—v.
Syracuse, N. Y,
ings authorizing a bond issue of
opinion of Masslich and Mitchell,
Bond Offering—George H. Bed¬
approximately $18,000,000 to fi¬ 154, p. 1735, were sold at a price
New York City, will be furnished
of 100.894, a basis of about 2.13%
nance purchase by the city of the
ford,: Commissioner of Finance,; the
purchaser.
V
/
will
on
.of
Jan.
0
,
until
•
•
registered
or
coupon
6%,
exceed
not to
company,
the order of thhe
to
..
11
16, for the purchase
$1,700,000
/interest
,
bids
sealed
receive
a.m.
•
amount.
to rate or
as
bonds, divided as follows:
In
the. event
that
prior; to the
delivery of the bonds the income
received by private holders from
bonds of the same type and char¬
taxable by the
Federal income tax
law,, the successful bidder may, at
from 1943 to 1952 incl.
^ ;
his election, be relieved of his ob¬
400,000 Federal Aid Project 1942 ligations .under the contract to
series A bonds.: Due $40,000
purchased/the bonds* and in such
•^v
on
Feb. .1 from 1943 fo 1952
case
the
deposit accompanying
Z
',v>- incW^
: his bid wii be returned.,'
be
acter
^$1,200,000 general refunding 1942
bonds. Due $120,000 on Feb. 1
shall
terms
of any
.
4
•
100,000 Federal Aid Project 1942
series B bonds.
Due $20,000
\
V
/
1 from
Feb:
' on
-
incl.
'
1
'
'
1943; to 1947
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,
All of the bonds are dated Feb/
(P. O. Clinton),
Sampson County
N. C.
g; Bond
Expected—The
Offering
County Auditor states that $70,000
1942. .Denom. $1,000. Rate of refunding ->bonds,> approved i-i re¬
to be expressed in mul¬ cently by the Local Government
tiples of J/4 or 1/lOth of 1%. Dif¬ Commission^ will be > offered for
1,
interest
ferent
rates
may
will
..
'New York City
successful
the
choice.
by such forms.
Feb.
2
York,
New
;Bank,
thereafter
2%
of
the
and
soon
•'
.
not
bid
of
holders
•-vate
;same
from
bonds
of
a
eral
interest rate bid upon,
exceeding *6%, in
a
multiple
with local manufacturers since the
final approving opinion of tran¬
began in June. script of proceedings to be fur¬
1940, it was reported recently by nished by the successful bidder.
defense
the
must'be
Chamber
of
Com¬
in connection with its
nual report on industrial
an-;
activity.
Each bid must be
Canton
the
same
manufacturing
these
Beam, executive ViceChamber, noted
other highlights in the 18
rose
from $4,175,000
to
lot
so
.
$17,492,407.09 debt of
;
But—and this is the bad
news—
$3,833,000 bond issue from Jan-uary 1 to July 1, 1942, and for the
full fiscal year July 1, 1942, to
July 1, 1943.
•
:
Subsequently ; the levy is ex¬
pected to 'reduce
by' approximately one-half mill a year.
The bonded
is:
Ohio
Streets
w
v
•
debt, not including
and
December,
traf-
;
"
ficways
$2,325,000.00
Funding- bonds_,___
238,524,13
Sold—The
City Sinking
Fund Trustees recently purchased
Public
3% police de¬
partment equipment bonds at par
Dated Dec. 1 1941. Denoms. $1,000,
buildings
Water
issue of $35,700
works
415,000.00
2,487.500.00
•! v
Sewer
$6,500,000 weekly and now ex¬
$500 and $200. Due Oct. 1 as fol¬
by $1,480,000 a week the
lows:
$8,700 in 1943 and $9,000
previous high of $5,020,000,
from 1944 to 1946 incl.
reached in May, 1929.
Fifty-four. New Companies oc¬
OKLAHOMA
cupied 323,415 square feet of space
Chickasha, Ohla,
and added $1,285,220 to the city's
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
pay rolls.
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Employment
increased
'35% be received until'Jan. 22, by the
from 142,300 workers to 197,000.
City Clerk, for the purchase oi
Residential
Construction
to $15,000 municipal building bonds
house defense workers resulted in approved by the voters on Dec. 11
2,447,500.00
and
Parks
ceed
boule¬
vards*
Fire
647,000.00
300,000.00
368,000.00
750,000.00
protection,,.^.
Airport
bonds
Bomber
plant bonds
'
Total
home units at a total
$45,988,432.
"Cleveland should be proud of
7,270
new
Shawnee
cost of
:>•
accompanied by
upon an incorr
Harney County School District No.
13
production," Beam said. "The city
Sale—The
the
Taylor-Jones
and
both
of Oklahoma
cost
of
refunding
be
not
at
will
Jan.
on
a.m.
less
Bids to
value,
bonds.
than
par
plus accrued interest. Denom.
000.
to
Co..
Due
$1,000
on
$1,-
Dec. 1 in 1945
1947.
PENNSYLVANIA
>
,
Baldwin
Tulsa,
10
by Castolia Drinkwater, Dis¬
Clerk, for the purchase of
$3,000
City, at a net
2.10%.
until
trict
the
Co.,
received
22,
school
$35,000
(P. O. Drewsey), Ore.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
O.
43—were purchased jointly by
First National Bank & Trust
interest
activity in 1941
alone Beam said railroads serving
Cleveland moved • approximately
In his report on
(P.
building and equipment bonds of¬
fered for sale on Jan. 5—v. 155
p.
•
District
Shawnee), Okla.
Bond
major contribution made by
its'manufacturers in the battle of
School
$9,978,524.13
OREGON
..
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Clay,
New York City, will be furnished
the purchasers..
The right,to re-,
ject all bids is..reserved. : .: "
Fed¬
income-tax lawy'tbe subcess^
bidder may, at. his election.
,n
the $3,833,000 voted in
Bonds
an
•• •-
Rolls
'APay
A
Youngstown,
of
the
type and character shall be
1931-32. -
.
space.
President of the
the basis of
certified
$700, payable to order
Board of County Commis¬
must accompany each pro¬
Walter I.
months:
on
delivery.
for
check
period plant ex¬ of the
pansions
costing
$153,115,156 sioner
added
8,981,881
square
feet of posal.
In
>
the
certified. check
program
Cleveland
merce
34 °f 1
Bids
the
as
^-
porated bank or trust? company; made an" outstanding industrial
payable "unconditionally to,, the Vecord in World War I, and I am
order of the State Treasurer for confident her industries will make
$200.00.
The approving opinion even greater records in this war."
taxable by; the terms of any
,ful
>
:
that'pridr to the delivery of the
bonds the income received by pri-
'
auction.
price, not less than par
accrued interest, offered for
the lowest
A certified
bonds
no
highest
for; payable, to order of the Com-1
vmissioner; of Finance,, must ac-=
company each bid. tin the event
•
There will be
The bonds will be awarded at the
National
or " as
possible.
as
for
check
Chase
the
at
payment before maturity; de¬
at
place
of
purchaser's
livery
unconditional as pro¬
Bonds will
delivered to the purchaser on
vided
be
of
be
.must
.
Bids must
bidder.
tax;
coupon
registerable; no option
bonds not
much
a
it's not nearly
the assessed evaluation of the city
Co.—v. 154, p., Stark County (P. O. Canton), Ohio
in that year was $148,916,323 and
1310—were completed for pres¬
Note Offering—Hilda Schrantz
the levy required to finance the
entation to the City Council on
Clerk
of the
Board
of County
payments was 12.75 mills.
Jan. 12. The date, embracing 20Commissioners,
will
receive
It takes a 10.43-mill levy this
odd closely-typed pages, was to
sealed bids until 11 a.m. on Jan.
year
to make payments on the
be referred to the transportation
19 for the purchase of $70,921.86
present debt, as the evaluation is
committee for public hearings. It
not to exceed 4% interest notes
down to $110,654,297.
is
reported that three or four
including $47,412.62
sewer
and
If
the
valuation
remains
the
syndicates are interested in bid-:
$23,509.24
water
loans. >; Dated same (it is expected to go higher)
ding for the projected bond issue.: Feb.
1, 1942 and due Jan. 31, 1944. it would take a levy of between
Defense Contracts Total Billion Prin. and int.
(Feb. 1) payable 15 and 16 mills for the fiscal year
Dollars
Approximately $1,000,- at the County Treasurer's office. 1942-43.
000.000 in w?r orders, in the form The
notes
will
be
sold to
the
The levy for this one year will
of direct government contracts and
highest bidder for not less than be high because it must be suf¬
sub-contracts, have been placed par and. accrued interest.
The ficient to- pay the interest on the
a.m.
unlimited
gations;
will be furnished
prescribed forms and
be made on
11
Raleigh, for the purchase
of $10,000 school refunding bonds.
Denom. $1,000. Dated Jan. 1, 1942.
Due on Jan. 1, 1951. Prin. and int.
(J-J) payable in lawful money
in New York City; general obli¬
Qf Consolidated Laws of
State,
and
interest
'thereon is exempt from Federal
and State income tax. Legal opin¬
ion of Caldwell & Raymond of
1
received. until-
be
bids
money—but
Cleveland Railway
office in
24,
Y'ork
Offering —Sealed
(EST); on Jan. 20, by W. E. Easterling, Secretary.-., of the Local
Government Commission, at his
•the city, are payable from unlim;ited taxes; and are exempt from
taxation- under Section 9-B, Chap¬
New
'
Washington)*, N. C.
(P. O.
: Bond
payable at the Chase Na-.
tional Bank, New York City. The
bonds are general obligations of
ter
a.';
Washington Public School District
(F-A)
/
future.
in the. hear
sale
for the
be bid
but all of the
:bonds of each specificussue must
bear the same rate. Prin. and int.
tseparate- issues,
Thirteen million dollars is
of
:■
Okla.
Township
(P.
O.
Pitts-
~
burgh), Pa.
t
Report on Bonded Debt—The
Additional Information—In con¬
25% more tonnage than in 1940;
Tulsa "Tribune" of Jan. 1 carried
nection with the report in v. 155, •
compared with a national average the
following article:
s
,
p. 149—of the award of $175,000
gain of 18% in the same period.
Despite the recent $750,000 and bonds to Singer, Deane & Scribner
Four hundred and ten manufac¬
deposit accompanying his bid will
$3,833,000; bond issues, the city of Pittsburgh, as 2V2S, at 102.25,
ibe returned.;*.t:br;:;••-;•:r:y>\ bbnds of the same type and -chart-. turers added 6,594,349 square feet
enters
the
new/; year
with a a basis of about 2.30%, we learn
actor
shall ben taxable
by the of space.«at a cost of $121,686,000 bonded debt of
NORTH CAROLINA
only $9,978,524.13
that
said house, together with
terms of any Federal income tax jui the year, according to Clifford
which
is /actually
$223,500 less Blair & Co., Inc., were members
•>"^Elm City, N. C*',
law, the.* successful, bidder .«mayi Giidersleeve, Chamber industrial than at the start of 1941...v
>iC
of group headed by E. H. Rollins
-Bond Offering
Sealed bids at his-election, be relieved of his commissioner. By comparison. 293
This is due to two factors:
Sons, Inc., Philadelphia, which
will.be received rim til It • a.nn obligations under the contract to concerns increased their facilities
Although the $3,833,000 bond submitted the successful bid.
(EST), on Jan. *30,-by W, E. East^ purchase the bonds a'nd. in such by'3.057.532 square feet at a cost
A:";4'"-1 '...
*
issue was .voted in December, it
I erling,«; Secretary :-of,
the Local case the deposit accompanying his of $34,729,156 in 1940.
Coaldale, Pa.
Government Commission, at 5 his bid will be returned.Commenting on industrial em¬ does not become a legal debt
v—•
Bond Call—The following 5%
office in Raleigh, for the purchase
ployment gains in 1941, J. W. against the city until the bonds
bonds have been called for. pay- •
NORTH DAKOTA
of $19,000 refunding electric light
Vanden Bosch,- Chamber statisti¬ are sold and the money received
ment at par:
bonds. Denom. $1,000. Dated Jan,
cian, said:
Thus, it is not included as part of
Williston', N.. D.
i:/;;
A;; On Feb. 15
"The highest level of all time in the debt as of Dec. 31, 1941.
1, 1942. Due on Jan. 1: $2,000 in
Maturity — The
City - Auditor
1947 to 1951, $1,000 in 1952, and
industrial employment in Greater
Paving
and
Sewer,
to
the
And, although the $750,000 sostates that the $25,000 2V2% semiCleveland was reached in the last called bomber plant bond issue amount of $50,000.
Dated Aug.
:$2,000 in 1953 to 1956; without op-i
ann.
airport bonds-sold to the
tion of prior payment. Prin. and
ouarter of 1941. This high level is did
15. 1923. Due Aug. 15, 1953.
go onto the debt, the city re¬
State Bond Fund, and the Bank
int. (J-J)
These bonds should have Feb.
payable in. New York
likely to *' continue with minor tired $973,500 in bonds during the
of North
Dakota, of Bismarck,
City in legal tender; general obli¬
fluctuations, but the individual year.
15, 1942, and subsequent coupons
jointly, at par—v. 155, p. 95—are worker
attached when presented for pay¬
may find himself at a dif¬
gations;
unlimited tax;
coupon
Here's the picture:
due on July 1 as follows: .$1,000
bonds registerable as to principal
ferent bench or machine or desk
ment.
Bonded debt Jan. 1.
in 1943 to 1947, and $2,000 in 1948
:'%• On May 1
before the next year is over.
It
alone; delivery on or about Jan.
1941
$10,202,024.13
to 1957. ..v..
..."
would be foolhardy to attempt to
30, at place of purchaser's choice,
Series
of
May,
1921, to the
Added since
750,000.00
'There will be no auction.
guess
the, peak emnloyment or Paid off since
OHIO
973,500.00 amount of $75,000. Dated May 1,
;
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:
Bidders are requested to name
rate
of
activity
likely to
be
1921. Due May 1, 1951.
Bonded debt Jan. 1,
the interest rate or rates, not ex¬
reached in 1942."
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Chardon, Ohio :.j.
£ 1942
9,978,524.13
These bonds should have May
Buys Bonds—The city on Dec.
ceeding: 6% per annum, in mul"Bonds ; Sold ^ The'1 $6,500" 2%:
That, according to municipal 1, 1942. and subsequent coupons
29 bought through the treasury
tiples of % of l%.rEach bid may
attached when presented for pay¬
village halL addition bonds de^ account
bond counselors, is a conservative
.'
name
One rate
for part of the scribed in
$250,000 of its own gen¬
v.: 155, p. 9.5, have been
ment
debt for a city the size of Tulsa
bonds (having the earliest matur-!
eral sewer bonds for the purpose
sold to the Sinking Fund,Trustees,
and the situation is'actually betPayment;, of the redemption
of creatine a sponsor's fund for
cities),?• and. another::rate for the at- par. •-»-/>'' ;•* • ter.
*
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C-"'X"
-/■•v.:
t
^ ^ price of each of said bonds, to- ~various - WPA projects, and an¬
''jfJ balance, but no * bid may w name
Cincinnati,
nounced that $400,000 of city sew¬ ; •}, On hand to make payments on gether with accrued interest .to*
0^more than two rates,:, and '.each
■jx'tbidder, must specify in: his bid the >r Debt Reduction In ' 1941^^^ age disposal bonds would be pur¬ this debt when due is $1,431,148*34 dates;; called,, wilt be made any
'
relieved'tV of-this ^obligations
the contract to .purchase
the-bonds and in -such-case, the
be
"•••' under
•
Uidn7 the
event
prior- to-the
delivery of the bonds the income
received by private holders from
,
/
that
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lamount
of
honds/ of/eachw- rate.
65th annual- report, of the Sinking
chased-the following day.
•
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-
.
•in
-sinking-fund investments and
time on
presentation and surren-
200
THE COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
der
of
said
bonds,
First
the
at
National Bank of Coaldale.
Duryea,
Bond
;
Issuance
the county has been ap¬
propriating more money for the
fund than was needed Tor debt
Pa.
Enjoined.—Issu¬
ment
the $140,000 41/2% judg¬
funding bonds for which no
bids
were
155,
received
Dec.
22—v.
96—has been enjoined by
Judge John S. Fine,
p.
local
Court
who
set Jan.
12
the date for
as
taxpayer,
county taxpayers will pay
approximately $125,000
less in
000,
1942 than was
a
sound
the
maintained that
example of un¬
who
the bonds "are
an
Decrease
assessed
total
in
valuation
financing."
of
valua¬
than $32,000,-
tions totaling more
required last year.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Appellant
is Lladislaw Gillis, a K Debt Reduced
case
charges.
assessed
of
basis
the
On
interest
and
retirement
hearing in the matter.
in the
financial
the
.
In reviewing
—
for
statement
the
ten years, Mayor Loveland
pointed out that the 1932 budget
carried an item of $3,446,000 in
past
Duryea from $3,845,601 in 1930, to
$2,391,671 in 1941, is cited by the
objecting taxpayer, Gillis, as a
leading reason for opposing fur¬
ther bond issues. Coal lands, it is
stated,
have
decreased
in
10
from $1,371,405 to $678,811,
so
that today coal resources in
taxes represent only 26% of valu¬
10
Bexar
ation
contrasted with
as
former
a
43%.
A
judgment especially admitted
Judge Fine is
held by Scranton Electric Co. in
to testimony before
the
of
$77,000, and Mr. Gillis
neglectful procedure in
sum
charges
that
there
contest
this
on
been
had
never
legal
is
amount
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sold to
Securities
Corp.
of
Antonio, at 101.62, as noted
here
on
June
7,
are
due
on
April 10 as follows: $12,000 in
1942
and
1943, $13,000, 1944 to
1947,
$14,000, : 1948
and
1949,
$15,000, 1950 to 1952, and $16,000
in 1953 to 1955, giving a basis of
of
we are
than we bor¬
the
reduced
more
assesed valuation, the city's finan¬
cial plight is not so bad as some
would have you believe.
reduce
to
able
been
valuation
assessed
that
our
finances
means
dis¬
not too
obligation
offered
and
Jan.
8—v.
154,
the War¬
due
Jan.
15
as
follows:
the
authorizing
city
issue
to
bonds for civilian defense.
SOUTH
Dillon County
CAROLINA
Consolidation
tems—Merger
works
Of
Water
Sys¬
of the municipal
system with other
regional private systems under the
management of the Shenandoah
Municipal Authority was com¬
pleted in Philadelphia on Dec. 29.
•—v.
154, p. 1735.
lease, signed by Chief Bur¬
Andrew
gess
Baraniak, Counsel
Doyle
and
Secretary Leona Cubin-
President
Council
Terrace
sky, provides that water compa¬
nies, including the Shenandoah
Citizens Water and Gas Company,
the
Hammond
Water
Company
and the Girard Water Company,
shall be managed by the Water
Bond
Reoffering
connection
—In
not to exceed
which
sale
had
which
by
the
terms
$24,000
scheduled
for
18, the offering of
the
off,
is
for
it
attorneys
now
the
decided to
was
enabling act,
reoffer them
early
some
of
part
the
of
lease,
It
year.
DAKOTA
City Auditor, states that he will
000
volved in the sale, will be sold to
the
voters
96.
Due serially in 20 years.
liquidate the mortgages on the
properties of the other companies.
Outstanding mortgages to be
liquidated are two obligations to¬
taling $260,000 against the Citizens
Water Company and one of $637,the
Girard
Water
airport
bonds
officials'
announced
that the Municipal Authority re¬
ceived clear title and can purchase
the properties by the sale of bonds.
The mortgages will not encum¬
ber the physical property of the
water
systems;
they
encumber
only the revenues of operating the
waterworks for a period of
40
years.
The
properties, according to the
lease, shall always belong to the
borough.
Under no procedure,
will it be
possible to sell the water¬
by sheriff's sale or other¬
wise.
County
(P.
O.
Somer-
set), Pa.
Reduced—The
rate for 1942 has been set at
mills,
the
a
tax
eight
reduction of 4 mills from
12-mill
rate
in effect since
achieved by
which
1930.
has been
The cut
was
lowering the sinking
fund and general fund .appropria¬
tions.
slashed
The
former
levy
three mills following
was
with
22—v.
Dec.
on
the $60,-
approved
bonds
Bond
by
of the $53,000
refunding bonds
Jackson
with
count
the
above
District
Consoli¬
No.
1
Lamb
County Road District No. 5
(P. O. Olton), Texas
Bonds
tion
rate is not to
be
exceed
3%, payable
M-S.
Dated March 1, 1942.
Due
on March 1, as follows:
$4,000 in
1943 to
1949, $5,000 in 1950 to
1955, and $6,000 in 1956 to 1959;
subject to redemption and pre¬
payment on any interest date at
the option of the district at par
accrued
interest, plus
equivalent
Prin.
to
and
a
pre¬
year's
one
int.
payable
at any suitable bank or trust
com¬
designated by the successful
The
district will
furnish
the printed bonds and the
ap¬
proving opinion of Fletcher, Dorsey, Barker, Qolman & Barber of
Minneapolis, without cost to the
purchaser.
No bid for less than
and
the
Defeated—At
held
rejected
Dec.
on
the
29
the
proposal
elec¬
voters
issue
to
$80,000 road construction bonds.
accrued
considered.
interest
will
All bids must be
be
un¬
conditional and accompanied by a
certified check for $4,000, pay¬
the able to the order of the district.
have
to
recently
been
pur¬
Strananan,
Co., Inc. of Toledo, and
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger
of
Cincinnati.
Denom.
$1,000..
Dated Dec. 1, 1941.
McAllen, Texas
1941.
Dated
$1,000.
Due
$50,000
$60,000
$70,000
on
in
in
in
Dec.
Dec. 1,
follows;
1, as
in 1943,
in 1945,
1946, $75,000 in 1947,
$80,000 in 1948, $85,000 in 1949,
$90,000 in 1950, $100,000 in 1951,
ana $570,000 in 1956, bonds matur¬
ing Dec. 1, 1956, are callable by
lot prior to maturity on 30 days
notice, on Dec. 1, 1945, or any in¬
and
103
1942,^55,000
1944, $65,000
accrued
Dec.
ginia,
the
1,
interest
1947;
on
at
on
a
con¬
refunding the city's $1,-
the
over
and
before Dec.
or
Ohio
River
at
time
Follansbee, W. Va., and
Steubenville, O. In the opinion
Independent School Dis¬
O. Mineola), Texas
State
able
of West
solely from
revenues
is
said
to
have
$7,500 3%
semi-ann.
bonds at par.
Due on
15 in
1942
to
Virginia,
tolls
and
collected for the
and
taken
000
further
no
use
which
without
were
offered
were
election
on
Jan.
15.y';
Rock
Bond Sale Details—County
now
and
all
bids
!
curities
from
annual
sold
on
curb
and
an
is
North
15, of which $70,000
City, and $27,500 to
Side
purchased
State
154
at
Bank
p.
of
1607—
par.
Sale—The Bank of Mon¬
has
purchased
issue
an
of
,
$174,000 2V2% improvement bonds
at
Due
par.
serially
in
three
years.
Owen Sound, Ont.
;
Treasury
Bills
Sold—An
of
$60,000 Treasury bills
to
Harrison & Co. of
iy2s.
issue
sold
was
Toronto,
as
Due March 1, 1942.
Pembroke, Ont.
Bonds Sold—An
issue of $112,improvement bonds was
purchased at private sale by Fairclough & Co. of Toronto. Due on
000
3%
Nov. 15 from 1942 to 1945 incl.
Peterborough,
Bonds
Ont.
Sold—Fairclough & Co.
of
Toronto
recently
purchased
$145,000 bonds, as follows:
$95,000 3% improvement bonds at
101.38, a basis of about 2.74%.
Due from 1942 to 1951 incl.
; :
,
50,000 3y4% improvement bonds
at
102.69, a basis of about
2.87%.
1956
Due
incl,',
from
Bonds
1942
to
'5
y
.
,,
Richmond
Hill, Ont.
Sold—An
.
Y
issue of
$10,-
000 3
y2% improvement bonds
sold
to
was
Dyment, Anderson & Co.
Toronto, at 100.23, a basis of
of
about
3 45%.
1951 incl.
Due
"y
••
from
1942
to
-Yy...
y. Y
-■
Uxbridge, Ont.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$7,908
improvement bonds was sold
to
Harris, Ramsay
&
Co.
of
Toronto, at 102.90, a basis of
4%
Due from 1942 to 1946
Vaughan Township, Ont.
Bonds Sold—An
issue of
Due
in
15
v
annual
J.
H.
over-the-counter,
purchased
basis of about
an
Denton.............,y
Co..;..;.,.........;
101.73
.
&
Burgess
&
101.17
Co
101.07
100.38
98.27
QUEBEC
Lethridge, Alta.
Sale—The Bank of Mont¬
has
&
Graham
Dvment, Anderson & Co.............
Harris, Ramsay & Co....
ALBERTA
sold
Rate Bid
Bros.
L.
Charles
real
issue
Cap de la Madeleine, Que.
of
at
98, a
4.76%. Due on July
1 from 1941 to 1960 incl.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $40,000
4y2%
improvement
bonds
was
privately to Banque Cana-
sold
dienne Nationale of Quebec.
NOVA
SCOTIA
Halifax, N. S.
Bond
coupon
i
instalments.
Bidder—
Bond
(
$6,000
3j/2% improvement bonds was recently
awarded
to
Frank
L.
Craig, Ltd., of Toronto, at a price
of 101.80, a basis of about 3.25%.
Burns
Sale—The
$215,000 3V2%
improvement bonds of¬
24, to submit to the voters
following bonds aggregating fered Jan. 5 were awarded to the
$459,000: $275,000 sanitary sewers, Dominion Securities Corp., To¬
and $184,000 storm sewers bonds. ronto,
and the Bank of Nova
the
of 60 days
acceptance of
of
Other bids:
CANADA
that
election has been scheduled for
Jan.
period
Brantford, Ont.
Bond
treal
bonds
Springs—v.
(P. O.
said
a
date
ONTARIO
Grand Mere,
I
Houston), Texas
Election—It
City Treasurer's
the current issue.
gutter
improvement
Dec.
to
Bond
the
4%
sold to W. G. Goodart & Co.
Rock
were
various
$50,000 semi-ann. road bonds sold
West University Place
for
the
about 3%.
Springs, Wyo.
street
the
Mahan, Dittmar & Co. of San
Antonio, at 100.20—v. 155, p. 96—
were purchased as follows:
$30,000 as 2y4s, due $5,000 from Dec.
31, 1942 to 1947, and $20,000 as 2s,
due $5,000 from Dec. 31, 1948 to
1951, a net interest cost of about
2.02%.- Dated Dec. 31, 1941.
city at the
21
-
Paid—The
Judge
that
states
to
incl.
Price
the
County (P. O. Fort Stock¬
ton), Texas
Butz
Nov.
on
when
success,
of Salt Lake
H.
been
rejected.
were
Pecos
has
reoffering the $50,semi-ann, armory build¬
and
library
site
bonds,
$75,000 construction bonds is said
to be scheduled for approval by
an
action
toward
the voters
at
interest
The city agrees not to
sell,
offer for sale, any further se¬
or
of
2%
coupon
Bond Election—The issuance of
accrued
office.
pay¬
other
WYOMING
Texas
to
open
the bonds to be delivered in
said
bridge. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler of Chicago.
1957.
Mineral Wells Independent School
District (P. O. Mineral Wells),
be
paying over the amount
Payable in Halifax funds
loaned.
the
ing
purchased
not
.
counsel, the bonds are valid
legally binding obligations of
that
(P.
of
point
a
McAllen,
according
to
WISCONSIN
Mayor Horace Etchison. The ex¬
;V
tension was sought by the said
Marshfield, Wis.
company for additional time to
Bond Reoffering Not Scheduled
contact
holders
of
outstanding —E. H.
Olson, City Clerk, states
H.
the
pay
between
of
shall
in any court. The suc¬
cessful bidder will be required to
of
Mineola
by
Sections
City Char¬
question
or
on
102
amended, and Acts of
Legislature, for the ac¬
of an existing bridge
as
State
validity
date thereafter at
accrued interest
the
A six-month extension
provided
and 326C of the
binding on the
city according to its terms and its
by
Harris &
and
Refunding Extension Granted—
as
ter, which provides that the bonds
said
quisition
Oct.
will
will be considered after all sealed
bids have been received. Interest
par
in
certificate of the City Solici¬
tor
326B
Bridge
bonds, at par, 1, 1950, at 101 and accrued in¬
as
follows:
$24,000
maturing terest on or before Dec. 1, 1953,
Aug. 1, $1,000 in 1942, $2,000 in and at 100 and accrued interest
1943
to
1946, $3,000 in 1947 to thereafter prior to maturity. Prin.
1951, as 3%s, and $29,000 matur¬ and int. payable at the State
ing Aug. 1, $3,000 in 1952 to 1954, Treasurer's office, or at the Na¬
and $4,000 in 1955 to 1959. as 4s. tional
City Bank, New
York.
Denom. $1,000.
Bonds maturing These bonds are issued under and
on
and after Aug.
1, 1952, are pursuant to a Trust
Agreement,
optional Aug. 1, 1951.
Prin. and oy the State Road Commission, a
int.. payable at the Republic Na¬ State
agency, under the authority
tional Bank, Dallas.
of the official code of West Vir¬
building
until Jan. 27, at 3 p.m.,
by L. A. Pulliam, District Clerk,
for the purchase of $82,000 re¬
funding bonds. Oral auction bids
bidder.
named
Street
the purchase of the
will be
Independent
School
Offering—Bids
interest.
ac¬
p.
The
the
$1,300,-
shall be valid and
is
before
in joint
were
issued.
be
bonds
Co., of Dallas,
on
will
general obligations of
the city, and each bond will bear
Revenue, Project No. 6, semi-ann.
chased
terest payment
here
bonds."
155,
received
and
connec¬
sale
&
3%'; Market
of Dallas,
Sept. 6, it is now
reported that R. A. Underwood^
trict
legal opinion
the
revenue
Callihan
to
Details—In
Bank of Mineola
dated
pany
Rate
Sale
Texas
Bonds Sold—The First National
Montrose
mium
Somerset
and
Feb. 2,
(P. O. Montrose), S. Dak.
Borough
refunding bonds,
noted
furnished.
Company.
Tax
water
Co.
on
Union
209,000 bonded debt was granted
recently to Emery W. Watts &
Offering—Chris Hurning,
offer for sale
Dallas
purchased $39,000 3%% semi-ann.
tract for
SOUTH
will post $350,000 in bonds,;
totaling $1,250,000, or
the balance of the $1,600,000 in¬
while bonds
against
is
hoped that the Legislature will
shortly after convening in or¬
der that these bonds may be of¬
fered sometime in February.
Bond
Sold—The
000
certificates
,
Direct and
(State of)
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Denom.
Trust Co. of Dallas is said to have
changing
Mitchell, S. Dak.
pany,
works
Bonds
act
the Water Utilities Service Com¬
875
received:
$130,000
water,
$50,000 sewer bonds. Due in
optional after 15 years.
re-
'time during the
this
bids
no
as
Clarendon, Texas
the denomination of the bonds and
by John H. Ware, Jr.
the
the
4% semi-ann. bonds
county that it
Write
with
called
was
stated
Contemplated
been
Nov.
on
Utilities Service Company, headed
Under
(P. O. Dillon), S. C.
VIRGINIA
Scott,
25 years,
electric
Shenandoah, Pa.
The
and
Bond
City Council has
directed
the
City Solicitor to prepare and urge
passage by the General Assembly
of the State of an enabling Act
terim
WEST
Manager,
were
ISLAND
May Issue Defense Bonds—The
p.
$6,000 from 1943 to 1955 incl. and
$7,000 in 1956.
water
44—were not sold
p.
/v';...' Croshyton,
Newport, R. I.
refunding
.
West Virginia
E.
and
following 3% semiann.
revenue
bonds
aggregating
$180,000, offered on Jan. 5—v. 155,
bonded
which
are
Sold—F.
We have
our
indebtedness proportionatly more
than the reduction shown in the
Sale—The $85,000 coupon
A. Tyson Co. of
1942
off
Considering
row,
RHODE
Philadelphia,
2s, at a price of 100.79, a basis
about 1.89%.
Dated Jan. 15,
as
said. "It shows
able to pay
Not
Secretary
...
.
'. y -/Y',.'vY
states that the
couraging."
judgment.
1639—were awarded to
ren
is a healthy sign,"
ago
years
the Mayor
Bonds
a
was
Brownwood, Texas
City
at
made by F. J. Brennan & Co.,
Halifax, and associates. The bonds
in $1,000 denoms. Due Jan. 2,
$75,000 trade school bonds will be
submitted to the voters at an elec¬ as follows:
$2,00.0 in 1943, $5,000
tion in March.
in 1944 to 1946, $10,000 in 1947,
;
$20,000 in 1948 to 1950, $103,000
Toppenish School District (P. O.
in 1951, and $25,000 in 1952. Prin.
Yakima), Wash.
and int. (J-J 2) payable in lawful
Bonds Sold—The $75,000 con¬ money
of Canada, at the City
struction bonds approved by the Treasurer's office, or at the Royal
voters at the election on Nov.
of
15, Bank
Canada, Halifax,, St..
are
said to have been purchased John, Montreal or Toronto.
Registerable as to principal only. In¬
by the State of Washington.
Columbian
reduction
a
jointly,
Halifax,
are
San
about 2.27%.
of
of 99.71. a basis of about
3.54%. Second high bid of 99.69
Bond Election—It is stated that
syndicate headed by the
a
Scotia,
price
(P. O.
Spokane), Wash.
■■
County
Judge
now states, that the
$197,000 2y2%
semi-ann. voting machine bonds
tion
Bond
bonds
$2,632,000,
$814,000 on which no interest
has to be paid. "Being able to pay
bond interest on $814,000 less than
T exas
Maturity—The
of
Glenolden, Pa.
general
WASHINGTON
Spokane School District
County (P. O. San Antonio),
outstanding bonds and for 1942 the
years
-
TEXAS
years,
of
ance
reported discovery that, for many
Tuesday, January 13, 1942
Bond
Que.
Sale—The
$11,000
4%
improvement bonds offered Jan. 5
were
of
awarded to the Royal Bank
Canada, at
basis of about
3,
1941,
and
a
price of 100.60,
a
3.88%. Dated Nov.
due
serially
in
10
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